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TIDINGS FROM ALUMNI OF THE 1970s
From: Chan Chun Chung [ F7 1977 ]
To: Felix Ching
Subj: News of F7 1977 Classmates
Date: 9/6/02 4:01:44 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Sent from the Internet (Details)
Dear Ching Sir,
Thank you for your e-mail. As requested, herebelow are the updated status of
some of our classmates of Form 7, 1977.
- Chung Yik Cheung returned to Hong Kong in 1991 or 1992 and is now an
executive director of a listed company in Hong Kong . He is a chartered
accountant.
- Ip Tak Ming has never left Hong Kong and is now the Vice Principal of
Raimondi College Robinson Road and teaching Chemistry and Biology following
your step.
- Ling Yiu Keung works in Hong Kong for 22 years and is now a senior executive
of Bank of America.
- Yeung Pud Kuen and Lee Yim Wan are now in Toronto, Canada. Lee Yim Wan has
been back to Hong Kong 3 years ago for vacation.
- Ho Yiu Ming is an architect and works in a quasi government body in Hong
Kong.
- Chan Kar Sing is now working in Education Department.
- Yip Sai Hing is a Consultant in Queen Elizabeth hospital.
- Lau Tai Chuen returned to Hong Kong in 1993 and is in the marketing field
stationed in mainland China.
- I myself (Chan Chun Chung William) is a practicing accountant and operating an accounting firm with a
partner in Hong Kong.
- For Chung Hau Tim and Cheng Mi Yu Ivy, and Kwong Po Keung and Chung Yim Har, you may have more updated information
than me.
I am glad that we still have very close relationship with the 15 Biology
classmates of our matriculation year. We have lost all the contacts with the
Maths classmates and they have never turned up in any reunion occasions.
I'll take my vacation from 14 Sept to early Oct and spend my time in
Vancouver and Calgary. I have been told by Mrs. Sin that Mr. So is now
working and living in Calgary. Do you have his contact ? I really hope that
I can meet some of the teachers and classmates in Vancouver and Calgary.
I forget one classmate. Lai Wing Leung is now in Los Angels and working the
Inland Revenue Department of the States. I have talked to him on the phone 2
or 3 weeks ago advising him of the website that you created - it is a really
great work especially for those who are computer blind like me.
THANKS A
LOT.
Chan Chun Chung, William
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From: Au Yuk Hang Peter [ F5 1978 ]
To: Felix Ching
Subj: My Family Portrait
Date: 9/6/02 9:44:17 PM
Felix,
This photo was taken on our 15th anniversary.
Also,
Just to let you know, my sister, Au Fung Yee Agnes's [ F7 1976 ] second daughter will get marry on September 28, 2002. They will held a wedding banquet in a Chinese restaurant in China Town with 70 tables.
Peter
Both Au Yuk Hang Peter and his sister Au Fung Yee Agnes and their families live in Vancouver.
MORE PHOTOS IN FAMILY ALBUM P.118
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In July 2002 Poon Yau Shun Andy [ F7 1976 ] and wife Chan Yin Man Anna [ F5 1974 ] had met Mrs Sinn, former Chinese teacher, when she arrived in San Francisco. Then Mrs Sinn went on to her home in Chicago, where her daughter (and CCSC past student) Sinn Wai Sze Venus and her husband also reside. On her way back to HK to continue teaching there, Mrs Sinn passes through San Francisco again, and so we met again. This time, in addition to Andy and Anna and myself, we manage to find Yu Kin Keung James [ F4 1973 ] and Chu Tung Lam [ F5 1974 ] as well. What a nice reunion.
From: Poon Yau Shun Andy [ F7 1976 ]
To: Felix Ching
Subj: Dinner Pics
Date: 8/26/02 3:52:50 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Hi Ching Sir,
Please find attached 2 photos.
FYI: Yu Kin Keung (F4/1973) Chu Tung Lam (F5/1974)
Both pictures are now in Family Album P.117
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From: Lai Cheung Yue Philip [ F7 1978 ]
To: Felix Ching
Ching Sir,
Thanks for putting together the web page. It is nice to take a stroll down memory lane. There has been changes in CCSC I am sure but good to see some old faces.
I graduated at CCSC in 1978, F7. I was the house captain for Green House during my F6 year. I had been getting a lot of guidance from Ms Winnie Wong, Mrs Yuen at the time just to name a few. I especially remember Mr Wat who was my class master when I was in F1. I was known then by my Chinese name as LAI Cheung Yue.
I went to study in California after I left CCSC. Eventually, I migrated to Toronto, Canada but is now working in Singapore.
I can't say that I remember your face as I was an arts student but I certainly remember the name. Ironically, the face I remember best was the 2 Mr Teng as they regularly came around and check on the length of our hair.
Unfortunately, I do not have much old pictures to share. I have lost most of them over these years. If possible, can you please give me email address to Mr Wat or Ms Wong and ask them to drop me a line if he still recalls who I am.
Best regards and thanks for your effort.
Philip Lai
Then in another follow up email he wrote:
Hi Felix,
I totally agree with you and it actually strike a cord deep in my heart. I enjoy watching Discovery Channel, National Geographic etc because so many of the things we learn in college begin to make sense. I always thought it is because I am older now but actually, putting life examples into text book theories make is to much more real. I am the crazy type that will spend hours trying to figure out how the GPS system works and the math behind it, how/why does radiation damage our body - silly
things that most people just accept and use but don't bother with the reason behind.
Fishing and hunting are good hobbies although I personally do not enjoy. I cannot be happy from the suffering of someone else whether it be a fish or an animal. I guess that is why I picked up golf and other ball games. Nevertheless, catching a 40 pound salmon must be exciting. Not many people can have that.
So, where is your next trip? I guess the next long weekend for you should be Thanksgiving, right?
Regards,
-Philip
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