Located
at 7 Kennedy Road, there is a well known boys' school which has its history
more than 120 years called St. Joseph's College. I studied in this school
for 7 years of secondary from 1989-1996. (neglect those 6 years of primary
and 2 years of kindergarten because they are located at 48 Wood Road, instead
of Kennedy Road). I had my greatest days in St. Joe, because I had many
many friends (and many of them are my very best friends) and experiences.
I
had joined the Astronomy Society of ST. Joseph's
College (SJCAS) since F.1. At that time I was very interested in the science
of astronomy. I was so involved in the society and devoted much of my effort
to the society. In F.3, I was invited by an ex-co called
Richard
Cheung to help them organizing an astronomical exhibition. Well
well well...... and this made my life changed a lot.
In the preparation of the exhibition, I made friends with a lot people, such as Joseph Wong, Keung Ching Tung, Desmond Leung, Louis Cheung, SKY..... etc. All these guys took part in the exhibition and later ex-co of SJCAS. All these good (bad?) guys taught me a lot, ruined a pure nice guy into a .......
Here are some in SJCAS, please have a look!!
Besides the days in SJCAS, I was also one of the photographers of the 120th Anniversary Editorial Board in F.6. There were many happy days in F.6, especially when we were doing the Anniversary Open Day. We almost spent half of the time of F.6 for this event. Really, there were blood and tears and smiles. I always think that we are the lucky generation in SJC, because we have the opportunities to be involved in 2 great anniversary open days, which were the 115th and the 120th. Anyway, here are some of the memories to share with you all. Hope you can smell the happy atmosphere .
Soon after the 120th Anniversary, I came to the hardest time in the 7 years of secondary - the A-Level exam. Once the school term started, teachers always reminded us that, "the A-Level is coming in just half a year's time, you guys should be good, and work more harder than last year......" or something like that, just to remind us that we should do well in the exam. Well, this was really very important to us, and we should work very hard on that. So in this year, I had been working very hard with my fellow F.7A classmates. Though I was a science guy who had changed to the arts class in F.6, there were many of my old friends in this class, such as Billy, Patrick, Wicky, Martin, etc. (whom I'd been knowing them b4 F.1). Some others like Roy, Victor, Lam Tak Leung, though i'd just known them since F.6, but they are really good guys and they treated me very well, and so I was doing happily in this year. Wanna see them? are the days in F.7......
I miss you guys ALL forever!!!