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Our Reminiscences K. When the Double Blue flapped in the breeze, and the College Bell pealed on the 2nd of March , in celebration of the Centenary, there was one whom we missed and that was K. P Ranis Appuhamy, who died on September 13th at the grand age of 88, and just two days less for sixty years at Wesley. Of more than average height for a Sinhalese, his dignified mien was emphasised by his ramrod straight carriage, stern visage, magnificent bristling walrus moustache, framing aristocratic high-boned cheeks.
A neat tight knot held his greying hair in position. Ranis belonged to that rare breed of men almost extinct today-who, without preaching, exemplified in their life and work the very highest of moral and ethical standards.
His character became clear in the very first days of his service at Wesley. On September 15th He was engaged by the Rev. Henry Highfield as a "School servant" at a monthly salary of Rs. On his first pay- day Ranis went up to Rev. Highfield and said that there had been an error in calculating his pay.
Where is the error? Such a man was Ranis. In fact so devoted to Wesley was he that in all his nearly 60 years of service, he was absent from his duties for only 60 days an average of one day's leave a year for well over half a century! That included the time he took off to get married! In Ranis celebrated his Golden Jubilee at Wesley. Or rather Wesley celebrated the event for, despite his proud and aristocratic bearing. Ranis was the most modest of men. Wesley really outdid itself on that occasion.
