Hse:Taman Puchong Utama,Puchong,Selangor
06 July, 2008
24 June, 2008
IZAHAM MUSA LOPE SAPIEN - 5 Sc.4-PULAU PINANG
Technical Team Staff,School of Communication,Universiti Sains Malaysia,Pulau Pinang.
17 January, 2008
29 December, 2007
KHAIRUL ANUAR B.IBRAHIM-KUALA LUMPUR
Went to his 2nd daughter's wedding at Bandar Menjalara,Kuala Lumpur.03 November, 2007
01 November, 2007
29 October, 2007
15 April, 2007
14th OLD EDWARDIAN ASSOCIATION,KUALA LUMPUR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Venue:Kelana Sea Food Center,
Kelana Jaya,Petaling Jaya.
Present:
- Gurbax Singh(1937)
- Dato' Seri Yuen Yuet Leng(1947)
- Ratnasabapathy a/l Muttaiya(1948)
- Thesyia Kumar a/l Nadarajah(1952)
- Mohd Ghazali B.Kulup Ismail(1954)
- Sulaiman B.Mohd Hassan(1954)
- Yahaya Mohd Noor(1955)
- Dr.Abdul Aziz Mahmud(1955)
- Dato' Dr.Amir Abbas(1955)
- Tang Pooi Kong(1956)
- Abdul Majid Mohd Noor(1956)
- Dato' Abdul Rahman Yeop(1956)
- Dato' Mohamed Darus B.Mahmud(1956)
- Selvaretnam a/l Saravanamuttu(1956)
- Dato' Dr.Dzulkarnain B.Hj.Ibrahim Ali(1956)
- Lt.Kol(B) Mohd Azzam B.Hanif(1957)
- Mej.Jen(B) Dato'Mohamed Isa b.Cek Kak(1957)
- Ramli Arshad(1958)
- Dato' Abdul Mutalib B.Mohamed Razak(1960)
- Abdul Razak Osman(1960)
- Ramakrisnan Suppiah,James(1960)
- Mahadev Lalchand(1960)
- Dato'Tahiruddin Tahir(1960)
- Abdul Hady Ismail(1961)
- Lt.Kol.(B) Dato Seri Hj.Abdul Rahman(1961)
- Hilalludin Ashaari(1962)
- Dato'Seri Dr.Abdul Shukor Abdullah(1962)
- Mohd Zaini Ismail(1962)
- Heah Kooi Chuar(1962)
- Raja Abdul Rahman B.Raja Mohammad Dain(1962)
- Kuang Thai Kong(1963)
- Lt.Kol(B) Abdul Jalil Abdullah(1964)
- Dato' Dr.Mhd Nordin Mohd Nor(1965)
- Mohamad Johari B.Mohamad Hassan(1966)
- Abdul Razak B.Mohd Amin(1966)
- Chan Ah Fatt,Harry(1966)
- Hj.Mohamad B.Bawa Kaka(1967)
- Lum Ah Kong(1967)
- Abdul Aziz Yang Yahya(1967)
- Kapt(B) Badri Khalid(1967)
- Sarjit Singh a/l Argan Singh(1967)
- Jayapirages(1967)
- Hj.Ismail Abd Hamid(1967)
- Tan Teng Koon(1967)
- Thambiratnam a/l V.V.Ratnam(1967)
- Kamaluddin Raffie Hj.Ismail(1968)
- Dr.Muhammad Gowdh B.Muhammed Jaafar(1968)
- Sarawan Singh a/l Uttam Singh(1968)
- Kulasingham a/l Kumarasamy(1968)
- Harchran Singh a/l Bhajan Singh(1970)
- Azmi Mohd Radzi(1971)
- Zulkifli B.Zahari(1977)
- Pathmanathan a/l Karuppiah(1977)
- Ooi Eusie(1978)
- Cheah Keat Swee(1978)
- Loh Cheng Kiat(1978)
- Azhar Abdul Hamid(1978)
- Liew Suet Fun(1979)
- Din Selamat B.Kamal(1982)
- Dr.Subash Nair(1985)
- Amrick Singh a/l Atar Singh(1986)
- Roslan Abdul Latib(1986)
- Charanjit Singh a/l Atar Singh(1987)
- Thesyia Kumar a/l Nadarajah(1988)
- Azizi Ahmad(1988)
- Ahmad Azam B.Abdul Sabhee(1990)
- Karamjeet Singh a/l Ranthir Singh(1990)
- Mohd Tarmizie B.Mohd Shahidan(1996)
26 September, 2006
NOR HILAL B.MOHD DIMYATI-TAIPING
OperatorTaiping Coronation Pool
Kaki Bukit Larut,Taiping,Perak
H/P:019-6420177
27 July, 2006
COUNT THE FRIENDS you can count on
BY THE FLY ON THE WALL
I was at the airport,sending off a close friend who was leaving for a long posting abroad.
We had been friends since school and had maintained this close friendship ever since.
We had been there for each other through tough times-relationships gone bad,illness,deaths in the family,periods of unemployment.
We shared good times,too-graduation,weddings,children,new jobs and just general happy times.
"How many friends do you have?"he asked me suddenly.
"Oh I don't know...... we know a lot of people,"I replied.
We had always been popular and had never found it difficult to make new friends.
"No,I don't mean friends in the casual sense,I mean true friends,"he persisted.
Most of those we call "friends" are merely acquaintances,he explained,people whom we work with,people that we socialise with,not so much by choice but because of circumstances.
When we were in school,there were eight classes with about 40 pupils in each.
We used to see these 320 people every day for five years.We played together,we studied together,and we antagonised teachers together.
These were the people that we grew up with and who supposedly shaped our character.
"So where are all your schoolmates now?"he challenged me.
I realised that I didn't know where most of these 320 people were,and I had no idea even where to begin to look for them.
After my friends's flight had departed,I kept thinking about where all my school friends had disappeared to.
I met up with some other schoolmates later and posed the same question to them.
"Where have all our friends gone?What happened to Lim?Do you know where Rama ended up?What about Din?"
Although all of us remembered everybody we went to school with,no one knew where the majority had ended up.
And,for those of us who knew where Sam was,and how many kids he had,no one really kept in touch with him.Even more frightening was that no one seemed to care.
And that,I suppose,was the crux of the matter.We had all just grown apart.
So,my friend was right.These were'nt really friendships in the true sense.These were not people that I could go running to in the event I needed help.These were not people that I could trust my life with.They were people that I would fondly recall old stories with,but they were not true friends.
I will never forget the words of my friend that night at the airport.
"Everyone is only looking out for himself.....you are lucky if you can name one true friend - no matter where he or she may be.You are considered blessed if you can count your true friends on every finger of one hand."
To be blessed,I would have to be able to count five true friends.I still consider myself blessed that I could count ....three.
I was at the airport,sending off a close friend who was leaving for a long posting abroad.
We had been friends since school and had maintained this close friendship ever since.
We had been there for each other through tough times-relationships gone bad,illness,deaths in the family,periods of unemployment.
We shared good times,too-graduation,weddings,children,new jobs and just general happy times.
"How many friends do you have?"he asked me suddenly.
"Oh I don't know...... we know a lot of people,"I replied.
We had always been popular and had never found it difficult to make new friends.
"No,I don't mean friends in the casual sense,I mean true friends,"he persisted.
Most of those we call "friends" are merely acquaintances,he explained,people whom we work with,people that we socialise with,not so much by choice but because of circumstances.
When we were in school,there were eight classes with about 40 pupils in each.
We used to see these 320 people every day for five years.We played together,we studied together,and we antagonised teachers together.
These were the people that we grew up with and who supposedly shaped our character.
"So where are all your schoolmates now?"he challenged me.
I realised that I didn't know where most of these 320 people were,and I had no idea even where to begin to look for them.
After my friends's flight had departed,I kept thinking about where all my school friends had disappeared to.
I met up with some other schoolmates later and posed the same question to them.
"Where have all our friends gone?What happened to Lim?Do you know where Rama ended up?What about Din?"
Although all of us remembered everybody we went to school with,no one knew where the majority had ended up.
And,for those of us who knew where Sam was,and how many kids he had,no one really kept in touch with him.Even more frightening was that no one seemed to care.
And that,I suppose,was the crux of the matter.We had all just grown apart.
So,my friend was right.These were'nt really friendships in the true sense.These were not people that I could go running to in the event I needed help.These were not people that I could trust my life with.They were people that I would fondly recall old stories with,but they were not true friends.
I will never forget the words of my friend that night at the airport.
"Everyone is only looking out for himself.....you are lucky if you can name one true friend - no matter where he or she may be.You are considered blessed if you can count your true friends on every finger of one hand."
To be blessed,I would have to be able to count five true friends.I still consider myself blessed that I could count ....three.
12 June, 2006
UPPER SIX SCIENCE CLASS OF 1979
Sitted(L-R)George John,Tan Teong Chee,Mr.Ng,Mr.Tan,Mr.Lek,Mr.Long Heng Hua,Miss Ng,Mr.Teh,Mrs.Thor,Hwang Bee Kaim
2nd.Row
Aaeshiah,Poh Nen,Teng Sim,Chai Lan,Seong May,Li Aai,Chooi Sim,Chooi Foong,Huat Eng,Tsu Phuang,Rozita
3rd.Row
Chui Sun,Foo Thiam,Mohd.Zafarulla,Yap Biaw Tiang,Chiang Kay Oon,Kamarul Baharin,Zainuddin,Zulkifli,Ismail,Mohd Rais,Wan Azizi
29 May, 2006
22 May, 2006
MR.HO PING KEONG
General Mathematics and Additional Mathematic's Teacher for Class 5 Science 1 and 5 Science 3.
DR.MAZWAR B.SOFIYAN(5Sc.2)-JOHOR BHARU and ZULKIFLI B.ZAHARI(5Sc.2)-KUALA LUMPUR
Dr.Mazwar B. Sofiyan (left) Consultant Orthopaedic & Spine Surgeon,Putri Specialist Hospital,Johor Bahru and Zulkifli B. Zahari.
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