Students of all races stick together by one language


Meeting of old friends: Former English College students posing with their former mathematics teacher (centre with hands clasped) during their reunion in Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: Despite leaving college more than 40 years ago, the former students of Maktab Sultan Abu Bakar, better known as English College, easily picked up from where they left off.

The 1968-1972 alumni members revisited their alma mater on Malaysia Day, hugging each other and shedding tears of joy, after having reunited for the first time since leaving the college.

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