Kings of Blue House 1990

Next to my old Green House in 1990, with an open-air gymnasium separating us (now no more...), was the Blue House who called themselves the Royal Blue 1990. They had their own history of which I better consult them first before telling. As for now, I take it as my duty to put it to the records of the following boys that made it to the crown of the Royal Blue House in 1990. Hence here were the names as I remember them back in 1990:-

THE KINGS OF BLUE HOUSE 1990
... the Royal Blue.

1. Syazali b. Shaari @ Lipan (House Captain -but he did not reside in Kiub Tengah)
2. Fadzli b. Salleh (Assistant House Captain -but this guy resided in Kiub Tengah, why?)
3. Alias b. Ghazali @ Punk (Deputy Headboy)
4. Adlan Zulkarnain b. Mustafa @ Tonel
   
5. Ahmad Nurul Ihsan b. Hj Ahmad Noorhani @ Nurul
   
6. Anwar b. Hassan @ John Frederick Fuyun (related to Fizrudin Hassan)
   
7. Azran b. Adzmi
   
8. Badrul Hisham b. Ahmad @ Bad Gemuk
9. Khairil Azman Nazli b. Rashid @ Manjit
10. Khairul Fauzi b. Taib @ Bawang
11. Megat Muzaffar b. Abdul Mutalib @ Megatron
12. Mohd Ashrof b. Abd Rahim
    
13. Mohd Asrol b. Sulaiman @ Mr. Oh
    
14. Muhammad Iswan b. Sufian @ Steng
15. Nor Hisham b. Mohd Hashim @ Noure Gigi
16. Romie b. Rosman
    
17. Sahidi b. Mohamad @ Juboq
    
18. Syamsul Azmar b. Shamsuddin (our Perintis' Editor)
19. Shamsul Bahrin b. Abd Azizi @ Mat Gila
    
20. Zaharin b. Yusoff @ Mat Yan
21. Zaidi b. Saulani

There were actually 22 of them in the Blue House, but along the years prior to 1990, we lost...

1. Meor "the State Player U-12" -who exited STAR in 1987 (Form 2) due to reasons I couldn't recall so far...
   

In Blue House that year 1990, as I recall it, the seat of House Captain was left blurred between Fadzli Salleh and Syazali Syaari. One thing sure was that Fadzli Salleh resided in Kuib Tengah (the sacred lair of all House Captain normally), but the fact that Syazali was part of our delegation to King's College that year, which was normally reserved to House Captains, gave impression that Syazali was the House Captain since Fadzli Salleh was already in the delegation as our rugby player. But if Syazali was the House Captain, the fact that he did not reside in Kiub Tengah Blue remains a confusing mystery for a learning historian like myself.

However, Ilon called me the other day and mentioned that according to "Perintis", Syazali was the House Captain and Fadzli Salleh was his deputy. If it was already pronounced in Perintis, I shall then take it as the gospel truth and hopefully this issue may be put to rest for the time being...

More on the Blue house later on but for now, I must tell on the Black House.