A Tribute To Our New Honorary Life Member

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STEPHEN’S
COLLEGE
ALUMNI
A S S O C I AT I O N
November 2007
Room 204, 2/F, Leung Kau Kui Student Centre, St. Stephen’s College, Stanley, Hong Kong.
G.P.O. Box 125, Hong Kong.
Tel/Fax : 2813 1071
E-mail : [email protected]
Homepage : http://www.sscaa.org
Submitted by Mr. Boris Tang (1994)
More than 20 alumni from 1994 (Form 5) got together to join the Homecoming
Event, taking over a large section of the Martin Hostel! Like kids all over again, we played
basketball, badminton and volleyball under the hot sun, enjoying the heat and sweat.
We walked around the campus, finding the gate of the Main Building unlocked, we went
in exploring, taking photos and reminiscing the good old days. Next we head to Stanley
to have our favorite drink - at ! - yummy...yummy...same taste as 13 years
ago! One of the highlights was getting to see our teacher Miss Maggie Chau. We had
dinner together at the Dining Hall and a great time chatting. Miss Chau was so kind to
have prepared home-made dessert (tong shui) for us!
Late at night, we went to Stanley to have beer - cheers! Then we
stayed up all night playing cards, board game, talking about
old days and drinking beers (oops, I meant Coke). It was a
wonderful experience for us, and we sure look forward to
the 2008 Homecoming.
Swimming Competition 2007
Submitted by Mr. Dennis Lai (1983)
Dear Alumni, I am Dennis Lai, class of 1983. It was a pleasure
to be able to participate in the SSC Swimming Competition on
Sept. 21, as part of the Alumni Swimming Team with Ms. Jenny
Fung, Mr. Howson Tsang, Mr. Nicolas Chan and Mr. Bernard Yu. I
was the final leg in the 4x50m relay event. We competed against 5
other teams made up of teachers and students. All of us were in
the school swimming team back in the 70's, but now with a belly of 40" (except Jenny of course), we all had the same thought,
"let's participate, do our best, and not worry about medal". Well, we were certainly successful - we participated, we did our
best, and we did not win any medal.
That day turned out to be a great moment in the history of St Stephen's, as we learnt the College has received confirmation
from EDB approving its DSS application. Just as memorable was the great support from our very own Cheering Team led by Mr.
Samson Lee (Ah-Choy), together with, Mr. Edson Chow, "Little Vampire", Mr. Chan Yik Wai, Mr. David Pao, Mr David Yu, and my
mother-in-law and my dear 3-year-old son Boris. I could hear my son yelling at the top of his voice encouraging me as I tried my
best to overtake other swimmers. Nothing could cheer me better
than the warm hug from my son after the race. All of us enjoyed
the dip in the pool that day and a sincere thanks to the College,
the Alumni Association and the Cheering Team for giving us the
opportunity to share the fun with the students.
40th Anniversary Reunion in 2008 for the Class of '68
2008 is a special year for those who graduated in 1968. In order to celebrate this memorable year to its
fullest extent, we are going to organize a series of activities to draw local and overseas alumni and their
families to participate in this meaningful reunion.
For details, please contact Charlie Chau at : 9481 2541 or [email protected]
Remember These Faces?
Mr. Andrew Lai (1982, F7) lives in
Vancouver with wife Monica and
son Wesley. Andrew competes
regularly in the Vancouver Triathlon
- 1,500m swimming, 40km biking
and 10k running. He is now training
for the Victoria Half Ironman in 2008,
which is a more challenging event
with 1,900m swimming, 80km
biking and 21k half marathon.
P. K. Wong (Arts teacher), Rosa Cheung, Edgar Leung, Keith
Tong (English teacher), Eli Shek Ho Yin, H. Y. Ng (Chemistry
teacher)
Mr. Keith Tong taught English at St. Stephen's in the late 1970's.
He is now with the Language Center at the Hong Kong
University of Science & Technology. Tong-sir visited Vancouver
earlier in July and met with fellow teachers and alumni.
Andrew competing in
Vancouver Triathlon.
Andrew, Monica and Wesley at Toronto's Wonderland.
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The 2007 Homecoming took on a special
meaning as one of our alumnae - Miss Julia
Chan (1996) - accepted a marriage
proposal from Mr. Wallace Lai at the
Homecoming event. We asked Wallace to
share his experience with us.
Lewis, a competent spy Max, and an innocent trespasser
Mr. K. Two weeks before the camp, I approached Max (no
doubt that I got the right guy!), telling him my intention
and he made a call to Lewis to have the Chapel unlocked
between 1-2pm. Max informed Julia to gather at 1pm to
create a time window for me, while informing the rest of
the group to gather at 2pm, without letting them in on the
secret. Then came the unexpected. Our innocent Mr. K
called Julia one day before the camp asking the
arrangement and of course Julia said 1pm. Mr. K was very
punctual and we checked in at the same time. While I was
fidgeting what to do next, I caught a few seconds in private
to explain my plan to Mr. K. Not a moment too soon, Julia
came to us and suggested to take a walk, and dear Mr. K
really did a good convincing job by lying down in his bed,
saying in a weak voice, "sorry, I am not feeling well and
need some rest". After all the worries and trouble, Julia
and I finally went for a walk around the campus. We
stopped in front of the Chapel and to her "surprise" but (of
course) within my expectation, the Chapel door opened
to us. We walked in with glee and the big moment
came......... Well, the story must end here as what happened
next is a secret to be shared by God, Julia and myself.
Haha! Anyway I am so grateful to the three gentlemen who
contributed to our life-long memory.
AA: Would you please start by telling us a bit about
yourself, and Julia?
WL: I studied at the Newman College, and received both my
Bachelor degree and PhD. from PolyU. I am now a
postdoctoral research fellow with PolyU's Civil Engineering
Department. Julia studied Environmental Science at HKU,
specializing in ecological studies. She is now an
Environmental Scientist working at a civil consultancy firm.
Julia enjoys her work very much as she can appreciate the
nature during her field studies in the countryside.
AA: Please tell us, how you came to know Julia, how long
have you known her, and what are the good qualities
she has?
WL: We met each other at the Science Museum in 1998; and
fell in love in 1999. We were both volunteer tour guides
and we became friends. We talked frequently on the
internet and phone and then we started dating. All of Julia's
friends will undoubtedly agree that her character is "near
perfect", which I heartily agree although you may say I am
biased.
AA: Did you and Julia visit the campus often? What
prompted you to choose the Chapel as the special
place to propose to Julia?
WL: My first visit to the College was during the 2006
Homecoming. Julia showed me around the marvelous
campus. When we stopped by the Chapel, it occurred to
me - This is the place I've been looking for! It is the most
suitable place to ask her hand for marriage because the
lovely campus is where Julia was brought up; and the
peaceful Chapel represents the religion we believe in.
AA: Any advice for those reading your story?
WL: A piece of advice for the students - Enjoy and treasure
your study, friendship and life in SSC. Every tiny little matter/
thing counts; and the memory of all the happenings at
school will stay with you forever and long after you
graduate. I have to admit that SSC is indeed a great school
nurturing great people, I regret missing the chance to
choose this school before.
AA: Would you like to share with us how you proposed?
WL: This is quite a story. Firstly we had a great activity organizer
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Class Notes
Alumni recently registered on the Alumni Community Directory, If you wish to connect
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• Wong Jeuk Wah, Stephen
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• Mr. C. P. Lin
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• Mr. C. C. Tung
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• Pang Yew Wah, Patrick
1964
• Peter Liu
• Sze Tsai Ping, Michael....."...
member of the Market
Misconduct Tribunal..." (visit
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message)
1972
• Ling Wai Tat, James
1973
• Olivia Kam Ping Bassett
1976
• Chiu Chun Wan, Simon
• Mok Shu Kam, Tony
• Tse Tze Leung, Lawrence
1977
• Leung King Fai, Thomas
• Tse Ping Leung, Simon
• Yick Wai Ling, Julianna
1978
• Chau Chuk Keung
1979
• Elizabeth Auyeung
• Wong Siu Kit, Peter
1980
• Ching Tak Kui, Kenny
• Thomas Ching
1981
• Chan Yu Tong, Rickie
• Fung Chi Wah, Tommy
• Raymond Paul Frost....."I'd join
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Kwok Chung Kee
Lai Kar Shing, Andrew
Lui Yiu Fai
Wong Ka Wai
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Chow Yan Leong, Alvin
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Tong Tak Wah, Angela
Tsoi Lai Man, Raymond
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• Lim Chi Sang, Jason....."Miss you
for so long..." (visit Directory for
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• So Ching
1987
• Gordon Au
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• Lam Wing Sze, Anita....."Seeking
HR & Admin job..." (visit
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• Lee Sum Yee
• Leung Man Ching, Judy
• To PY
• Yu Pui Sze
1988
Cheung Wai Yee, Raymond
Hui Shan Shan, Helen
Lai Kwok Cheung
Lee Man Wai
Danny Wan
1989
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Los Angeles..." (visit Directory
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• Lee Chung Kan, Juanita
1996
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1997
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• Tiffiny Fok....."I love St.
Stephen's..." (visit Directory for
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Chan Yat Yee, Yvonne
Winnie Chow
Chui Sze Chun, Stanley
Ho Sze Man, Cecilia
Ko Siu Lung, Stephen
Lam Yuen Ki, Vicky
Vivienne Lee
Lee Wai Ki, Mike
Leung Chin Kiu, Carol
Leung Wai Yin, Phyllis
Wong Pak Yin, Patrick
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Law On Nei, Annie
Lee Leung Kwok
Wong Yat Chun, Simon
Chiu Ching, Katie
Lam Chik Tung, Dominic
Lui Yiu Cheung
Poon Poon Har, Louisa
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Jay Ng
Shum Yu Wang, Guinness
Tsang Lai Ping
Wu Tse Fung, Nicholas
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Brenda Chiu
Choi Yiu Yan, Philip
Harriet Fung
Ip Ka Wing, Winnie
Kwok Chung Wai, Johny
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Ma Chuan Ning, Annie....."...hi to
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Ma Man Chun, John
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Chan Po Ling, Pauline
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A Tribute To Our New Honorary Life Member
The Association is proud to have Mr. C. P. Lin as our Honorary Life Member, which
membership is granted to person of eminence who has rendered distinguished
service to the Association and the College. In an interview, Mr. Lin shares with us
his experience in leading the College Council.
AA. Mr. Lin, you were the Association's President from 1964-66,
can you please tell us a little about yourself, and share with
us how you became the Council's Vice-Chairman ?
CPL I should first explain that I had graduated from St. Stephen's College
in 1954. Long before I became the Association's President in 1964
therefore, I had already been very active for many years in the
Association's events as an old boy. I often attended the Annual
Balls, College functions, sports events etc. and helped with the
Association's paperwork. When compiling the Old Boys' Register,
I had the privilege of interviewing a number of Hong Kong
luminaries such as Sir Tsun-nin Chau, Sir Sik-nin Chau and Sir Shiukin Tang who left a very strong impression upon me - besides being
extremely successful in their business and professional lives, they
also became leading civic and community figures in Hong Kong,
having devoted so much time, effort and financial resources to
their voluntary and philanthropic work.
In the early 1960's, the late Bishop R.O. Hall, then Council
Chairman, invited me to sit on the Council. After many years of
service, I was asked by Bishop Peter Kwong (later Hong Kong's
first Archbishop) and the other Council Members to be ViceChairman. When he stepped down as Chairman in the 1990's,
Bishop Kwong and the other Council Members repeatedly urged
me to take his place. However, although I was very glad to shoulder
the duties and responsibilities of being the senior member of the
Council, I was content to continue as the Council's Vice-Chairman.
Happily, we are most fortunate that Dr Raymond Ch'ien is now
willing to be named Chairman of the College Council at a time
when the College is facing the twin challenges of entering the DSS
sector and adopting the 3+3+4 curriculum.
AA. What is the most memorable event, or challenge, over the
years as the Council's Vice-Chairman ?
CPL For me, the most memorable event is the College Centenary Ball in
2003. Never had a College occasion been so well-supported, so
magnificent. Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee-wah,
was our guest of honour. The Police band, whose leader was our
own old boy, provided the solemn, ceremonial touch to our
evening. During our centenary year, the other commemorative
events were also very successful and well-attended by other senior
officials and community leaders. The fact that we were even able
to proceed at all with our centenary programme in 2003, during
the depths of the SARS crisis, is testament to the commitment and
co-operative efforts of our previous Principal, Mr D.R. Too, the entire
College staff and all our friends and well-wishers.
The most challenging event which I experienced when leading
the College Council was when the Government announced in 1997,
that St. Stephen's College would have to change to the Chinese
medium-of-instruction by September 1998. To me and my fellow
Council members, this decision was utterly unfair to our College, a
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grave disservice to our students and teaching staff, and unthinkable
- given our emphasis on teaching English, ever since the founding
of our College, which is enshrined in our College Ordinance.
Everyone, the Council Members, Principal Luke Yip, the staff,
the alumni and the parents, all banded together in a concerted
campaign and we successfully persuaded the Government to
change its mind and to remove St. Stephen's College from the
Chinese MOI list. I believe that we may well have been the first
school to formally and publicly announce our objection to the
Government policy which, in retrospect, Government is no longer
actively implementing.
At the time, some well-meaning nay-sayers suggested that
our College should not oppose Government so openly, seeing
that we were subsidized by Government. However, the St.
Stephen's College motto "Fortitudinis Fundamentum Fides" gave
us our immediate answer - our faith in what we believed to be
right was our might. I am convinced that if we had gone along
with the original decision, the St. Stephen's which we all knew
and loved will have disappeared forever.
Why do you love St. Stephen's so much ?
Simply put, the College made me what I am. It taught me how to
think and how to learn. In later years, this gave me the confidence
to tackle any task or problem - after I had duly thought through
and thoroughly researched the matter. And so, to answer your
question, I cannot help but love St. Stephen's which is the better
part of me.
You have witnessed the evolution of the College over the
past many decades: how you so feel the College has changed
with time ?
Over the years, the College has evolved with the changing times.
We changed from a boarding school, serving affluent and privileged
families, to a government-subsidized school accepting also day
students and those from a more varied background. We also
changed from boys-only to co-educational. Through everything,
the College sought to continuously upgrade and improve its
infrastructure and facilities to better serve our students who now
come from all sectors of the community.
How can the alumni community contribute to the success of
the College ?
Throughout the years, the loyalty of the alumni community,
individually and as the Association, is beyond question. It has
been vital in keeping the school spirit amongst our old boys and,
more recently, our old girls alive and glowing. Given the changes
which St. Stephen's is facing as a DSS school in Hong Kong (which
itself is facing great change), the College and the College Council
will need to call upon the Association for its active help and
support in times to come. I am sure that the Association and each
and every St. Stephen's alumni and alumna will respond.
Nurturing Our Youth Through Mentoring
Run, Alumni, Run
To support the College's DSS Curriculum, the Association is
participating in the Student Mentoring Program in collaboration
with the College. We are looking for Association members with
appropriate qualifications to join our team of mentors. Please
contact Dr. Bik Chow at [email protected] on how to
become a wise and trusted counselor for our younger generation.
• Mentors with overseas education experience: Graduate from
an Australian university within the last 5 years, currently residing
in Hong Kong.
• Mentors with local work experience: Senior management in
the Finance, Logistics, Media, or Tourism industry.
The Association is looking for individual, or a team of 4, to
participate in the 4x100m event at the annual College Sports
Day. The event will take place on 20th December, Thursday
afternoon, at the Wanchai Sports Ground. Were you once
a champion athlete? Want to cheer by the crowd again?
Or simply you have not won any SSC sports medal? Don't
miss the chance! Please visit www.sscaa.org or contact Mr.
Leonard Fok at [email protected] for information.
Christmas Eve Dinner Party
Invitation to the 2006-7
Form 5&7 Graduates
If you graduated as a Form 5 or 7 student in the
summer of 2007, then you are eligible for the
special concessionary membership offer - HK$0,
HK$0, HK$0 and HK$0 for four years (until August
2011)! To qualify, simply (1) visit www.sscaa.org
and complete the online Membership
Registration Form, (2) select "Friends Member"
(no voting right), (3) enter "2007" as your Year
Departed, and (4) enter "S5" or "S7" as your Form
Last Attended. Once we have verified your
information, your membership status will be
confirmed and membership fee waived. For
enquiry, please contact SSC Admin at
We have held the Christmas Party at the Ritz Carlton for the past
few years. Each time we had a lot of fun with over 100 guests
celebrating the arrival of Christmas. This year would prove to
be a memorable year as this may very well be our last year with
the Ritz Carlton. Please join us this Christmas Eve and contact
Mr. Michael Yip at [email protected] for table/seats reservation.
[email protected]
To Serve, and To Have Fun
At the AGM on 17th August, a new Executive Committee was born. Our team motto is "A team that has fun in, and add
value to, everything we do." We are always looking for a pair of helping hands. Interested? Contact Mr. Benjamin Chang
at [email protected]
List of Executive Committee Members of SSCAA 2007-2008
President
Vice Presidents
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer
Immediate Past President
Members
: Mr. Lewis Lau
: Mr. Leonard Fok, Mr. Michael Yip
: Mr. Benjamin Chang
: Ms. Katty Ng
: Mr. Christopher To
: Dr. Chan Chak Keung, Mr. Charlie Chau, Dr. Chow Bik Chu,
Mr. Hau Chi Kwan, Mr. Samson Lee, Mr. Amos Lo, Mr. Wong Kam Kee,
Mr. Boris Tang, Ms. Wendy Tang, Mr. Franky Yip
Sub-committee Leaders
Student Connectivity : Mr. Leonard Fok
Alumni Development : Mr. C. C. Tung
Alumni Networking : Mr. Michael Yip
Communications
: Mr. Franky Yip
Governance
: Mr. Benjamin Chang
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DSS Press Conference at St Stephen's College
Submitted by Mrs. S. L. Louie, St. Stephen's College
A Press Conference
was held at 2.30 pm on
20th Sept 2007 (Thursday)
chaired by Dr. Raymond
Chien, Chairman designate
of the College Council. The
purpose was to confirm the
conversion of St Stephen's
College to a DSS school
starting from September
2008. Apart from the crews
from three TV broadcasting
Dr Raymond Chien, Chairman corporations, reporters
designate of the College Council,
from 13 local newspapers
speaking at the Press Conference
attended the conference.
The reporters arrived at 2.00 p.m. that afternoon to join a Campus
Tour before the start of Press Conference.
Dr Raymond Chien, Chairman of the Press Conference, began
by giving a short introduction on the reasons for the conversion
to DSS, saying that the conversion would make possible a throughtrain between St Stephen's Preparatory School- a private school,
and the College. He added that becoming a DSS school also gave
the College greater flexibility and autonomy in designing
curriculum and co-curricular activities, the management of staff,
as well as the use of resources. Moreover, the College was
founded in 1903 as a private school, so the conversion to DSS
would mean a revival of its time-honoured tradition of privately
educating both local and international students.
Dr. Louise Law, the
Principal, followed by
giving a brief speech on the
DSS distinctive features
such as boarding in a
picturesque and inspiring
campus, the mandatory
boarding in S1, S3 and S5
with a diversity of cocurricular activities to
enhance the regular
c u r r i c u l u m a n d t h e Dr Louise Law, the Principal,
introducing and explaining the
development of the whole
mandatory boarding system of the
person. The tuition of HK College in 2008
$50,000 per annum,
payable in 10 installments, would be charged, inclusive of fees
for the mandatory boarding programmes. The activities included
Creativity Programme to help students develop their creative and
innovative potential; the Service Learning Programme to encourage
community service and the development of leadership skills; while
the Mentoring Programme partners alumni with students to share
work and life experiences.
Student representatives at the Press Conference
After the delivery of the speeches, there was a Q and A
session to be followed by interviewing student representatives.
They are:
1. Lee King Yan- author of a two- hundred- thousand- word
Chinese fiction at the age of 15
2. Lee Ka Yan- enjoys being a boarder for five years
3. Kwok Ho Yin- student escort guide of The College Heritage
Trail
4. Robert Maxwell-an exchange student from the States
5. Cheng Choi Ling-BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Sportgirl (Co-ed
School) of the year 06-07
Reporters
interviewing our
student
representatives at
the Conference
The reporters showed great interest in the special cocurricular programmes of the College
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To Our Readers
Hello, everybody! This is my first editorial on behalf of the Communications subcommittee, a very exciting experience for
me especially that I am only a recent Form 7 fresh graduate! Frankly speaking, joining the Alumni Association and being appointed
as the leader of the Communications subcommittee is a rare learning opportunity as well as a challenging role for
me. I have to learn my new university freshman's environment and study, while managing the Newsletter project
- from the beginning on topics brainstorming to the date of publishing, the whole process is done within a
month! That's really amazing, isn't it? Therefore, if there are areas of imperfection, please forgive us, and do
share with me your comment. We promise to strive for improvement in every issue.
Franky Yip
Editor
[email protected]
Communications subcommittee : Hidy Chan, Tracy Lau, Angie Lo, Leonard Fok, Lewis Lau, Boris Tang, Keith Tong
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