Guess who? 1.

2nd row standing :-Victor Gnanadurai, Asoka Dissanayake, Derwyk De Silva, Raja Makuloluwa, Keerthy Makuloluwa.

1st row standing :-ThilakWeerasinghe, Ranjan Fernando, Dayasiri Fernando, Nihal Thenabadu, Philip Veerasingam, NHB Mawilmada.

Seated :- Ms.Pushpa Amarasiri, Ms RP Gunawardena, Ms Priya Ratnayake,Ms Devi Jesudasan, Ms Udula Pathirana.

We have omitted the titles. We would welcome corrections and additions.

A scene at our 40th anniversary at Dambulla.

2nd and third generation playing during lunchtime.

A 'skit' being performed, at the 40th Anniversary Reunion at Dambulla.

I am sure you could identify the performers of this 'skit', performed at the reunion at Dambulla.

Buddy Reid playing a melody at the 40th Anniversary get together, Dambulla, Sri Lanka.

The 'poster parade' at the 40th Anniversary get together, Dambulla, Sri Lanka.

The 'Poster Parade' was a regular item at the 'Law-Medical match' during our student days. It was hilarious stuff. At our 40th year reunion at Dambulla, we had a similar poster parade inside a hall. It was a single man show but relived the old hilarious times. I am sorry for the bad quality of the photos, taken on an earlier model digital camera.

Geri doing his 'One-armed fiddler' act, at the 40th reunion at Habarana, Sri Lanka.

Geri Jayaseka our ever jovial batch-mate, gave an imitation of a 'one armed fiddler', at our 40th Anniversary reunion at Habarana. This is a picture of it taken in low light.

1960 entrants, 40 years later at Habarana, Sri Lanka.

Can you pick out the personalities in this picture? They are all recognisable in spite of the lapse of 40 years. Sorry for the lousy photograph taken with a 1.2 Meg Pixel camera, in low light.

Dr.Fonseka seen over Wignaraja's head, at the Habarana reunion.

Fonseka - 'Fonny' is a very popular GP at Yatiyanthota for a long time. He related a few humorous incidents in his practice, as a warmup to the concert, held at our Habarana reunion.
This photo was taken in the hall, where the concert was held. You can see Wignaraja's head in the foreground of the picture.