Fina-li-to!! I’m leaving the walls of AGISS. I’m leaving with the happiest memories ever but with a heavy heart because now everyone is going to be a memory instead of reality. In accounts to my thoughts, I vividly remember the year 2007, most especially 10th October at 3:00pm. I arrived on the grounds of AGISS. The journey was rough, a bit crazy, and then tough. Thank God for the graceful end.

Fortunately, I found myself in A2. We were identified in the school as the Shakers but now, we are the apex, with a better identity, Grammy Shakers. We started as a whole but in the course of our journey, some flipped out.
The class is made up of amazing personalities prominent among them Una-Paula (Wadada), Senior Kasahomhom (Lizzy) and Junior Kasahomhom (Gyna). We also had Joyce, the sole distributor of cardigans during the day and Victoria Faithful, her counterpart, who sells the goods in the evening.

In case you want a quiet day in class, just hang with Amanda Quartey, Rebecca and Enyonam. Want to be abreast with Bible knowledge, then please see Peggy, Barbara, Princey or Kukua. Do you have money to save? Do you want huge interest? Then Yaa’s International Bank is the place for you. But if you want to do Susu, then see Joyce.

We also had our very own entertainment committee. Members included Abigail, Rita Ankama, Rita Donkor with Rhoda, Jennifer and Paula.

In sports Sarah, Vivian and Sarah were the best. Our models were Ruth, Mary, Glorie, Olive, Nana Yaa, Mateenah, Zipporah and Freda.

If you got yourself in a class and you needed backup then call the A-Team – Dani, Justina and Elizabeth. They’ve got the biggest and strongest muscles around. Lawrencia was the cutest and sweetest of all. Girls with the best eye sight? Patience, Alero Freda, Rhodaline, Georgina and Esther were your girls.

You know, once a Shaker, always a Shaker.

The name is Modesta. For now it’s che-che-che che dede !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!