13. During the Inter-Houses Athletics competition, one Senior Bentum, Ghana's Ambassador to Mali, organized what we call a "giants race," which featured all the smallest boys from all the houses. Each house presented its smallest members to compete in a special race. Here is the Giants race winner: Stephen Berko of Pearson House.

12. Presidential Chief of Staff, Senior Kwadwo Mpiani, Serwah House '61, receives his Prempeh diploma from headmaster A. Owusu-Achiaw during the 56th Speech Day & 3rd Graduation Ceremony in December 2005.

11. Prempeh's contribution to the Ashanti football team. We supplied 6 strong members of the team that represented Ashanti in the Inter-Regional Sports Competition in Sunyani in August/September 2005. Our representatives showed up at the Osae Assembly Hall just before departing with the rest of the Ashanti team to Sunyani. We see Okei in yellow, Osei Nyarko (Apio) in front and goalkeeper Otu in the cap behind.

10. Whenever Yaa Asantewaa ladies show up on our campus, it is a monumental occasion. They received the program booklet right upon arrival at our Quizzes League inauguration. Here they are seen reading the day's agenda.

9. Bernard Owusu, Atta Osei and Yaw Gyan in a pose here. Senior Atta Osei, the smallest boy of the College has finally graduated. His twin sister also graduated from YAGSS this year.

8. Master eater Simon Kwadwo Frimpong won the eating competition on Saturday, November 12, 2005.

7. In April/May 2005, we showed pictures of the National Science & Maths Quiz competition - the first time cameras were allowed on the premises. Kwame Danso stepping down from the stage after Prempeh set a new record against the Kinbu boys. Kofi and Asiamah are behind him saying, "it is over"