spb66 #48: Nelson Cheng's contributions

Gents,

Here's some oldies but goodies from Nelson's collection.

http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff153/borninnanking/Nelson%20Cheng/?action=view&slideshow=true

If you have any old photos, please send them to me at gordonjang@hotmail.com. By the way, recent photos are welcome as well.

Thanks for your contribution Nelson.

Gord

spb66 #47: Another contribution from Patrick Pak-Wo To

Hi Gents,

Here's more photos from Patrick.

http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff153/borninnanking/Patrick%20To/?action=view&slideshow=true

These photos hit home particularly for me. Who would have thought that Steve Wong Sai Hoo that was standing beside me in the Form Vb class picture now lives within 10 km from me in Toronto, 41 years later and thousands of miles from Hong Kong.

Enough of my nostalgia. Keep those old photos coming my way (gordonjang@hotmail.com).

Many thanks to Patrick.

Gord

spb66 #46: Snap shots from To Pak-Wo Patrick's treasure chest

Hi Gents,

Here's a few snap shots that Patrick had carefully tucked away in his treasure chest. They sure bring back fond memories.

http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff153/borninnanking/Alumni%20contributions/?action=view&slideshow=true

If any of you folks have old photos that you'd like to share, please scan them and email them to me at gordonjang@rogers.com. I'll put them up on the blog. Please try to scan them in high-res (300 dpi or higher). If you don't have a scanner, you can take them to a photo development place to have them digitized. Alternatively, you can have them delivered to me. I'm in Toronto, Canada, but there are St Paul's alumni that travel back and forth TO and HK quite often. I'm sure we can get them hand delivered without getting lost.

Thank you Patrick for sharing your pix.

Gord

spb66 #45: Choir

Gentlemen,

Here it is, the well publicized choir. Some of you may find the image quality less than desirable, on account of the resolution of the original. You can put lipstick on an elephant, but she ain't going to look pretty.

Whoever owns the original (paper) copy, you may want to take it to a film development shop, have it professional digitized in high-res and email me the image. I can take another shot at uploading it again.

http://s241.photobucket.com/albums/ff153/borninnanking/?action=view&slideshow=true

Gord

spb66 #44: The School we were in

When we graduated


When we started


The School Map before 1964.