List of St. Anthony's College, Kandy alumni
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This is a List of St. Anthony’s College alumni, of the St. Anthony’s College, Kandy, Sri Lanka.
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Contents
Head of Government
- Presidents
- President William Gopallawa - first President of Sri Lanka and last Governor-General of Ceylon[citation needed]
Ministers and legislators
- Abdul Cader Shahul Hameed - former Cabinet Minister and diplomat[citation needed]
Judges
- Asoka De Silva - 32nd Chief Justice of Sri Lanka[citation needed]
- Victor Tennekoon - former Attorney General, Former Chief Justice of Sri Lanka[citation needed]
Military
Sri Lankan Army
- A. Fazly Laphir - Parama Weera Vibhushanaya recipient and former Commanding Officer, 1st Special Forces Regiment[citation needed]
- Susith Weerasekara - Deputy Chief of staff of the Sri Lanka Navy /Commandant Sri Lanka Volunteer Naval Force[citation needed]
Academics
- A. H. Sheriffdeen - surgeon, academic and volunteer[citation needed]
- Canagarayam Suriyakumaran - internationalist, United Nations civil servant, specialist in local government and devolution, economist, environmentalist and writer[citation needed]
- Malik Peiris - microbiologist, first Sri Lankan Fellow of the Royal Society[citation needed]
Artists
- Rookantha Gunathilake - musician, singer[citation needed]
- T. M. Jayaratne - musician, singer[citation needed]
- Kingsley Jayasekera - actor, singer, play producer[citation needed]
- Stanley Peiris - musician[citation needed]
Economists
- Canagarayam Suriyakumaran - internationalist, United Nations civil servant, specialist in local government and devolution, economist, environmentalist and writer[1]
Sports
- A. C. M. Lafir - Sri Lankan cricketer [2]
- Imran Bisthamin - Sri Lankan rugby player[citation needed]
- Mahes Goonatilleke - Sri Lankan cricketer[citation needed]
- Muttiah Muralitharan - Sri Lankan cricketer[citation needed]
- Piyal Wijetunge - Sri Lankan cricketer[citation needed]
- Ruwan Kalpage - former Sri Lankan Test player, current national fielding coach, Sri Lanka cricket[citation needed]
Scientists
- Malik Peiris - virologist, discovered SARS coronavirus cytokine storm theory of avian influenza[citation needed]
Media
- Victor Ivan - former rebel and editor of Ravaya newspaper[citation needed]
Others
- R. I. T. Alles - educationist[citation needed]
- Jayampathy Wickramaratne[citation needed]
References
- ↑ Online edition of Sunday Observer - Business. Sundayobserver.lk (2002-01-20). Retrieved on 2012-08-21.
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