Lowcock's Report Card
Last Saturday evening, I had the pleasure of looking at Mr. Lowcock's DBS report card for the summer term of 1947 at which time he was in Class 2A (equivalent to Form 5). At the time Mr. Lowcock was 16.7 years old while the average age of his 24 member class was 17...

Joshua Law (75)
The Government announced on May 14, 2004 that Mr Joshua Law Chi-kong, Permanent Representative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China to the World Trade Organization, will take up the post of Permanent Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works (Transport).

Timothy Tong Hin-Ming J.P. (66)
The Government announced on Sep, 15, 2003 that the Central People's Government has, on the nomination and recommendation of the Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee Hwa, approved the appointment of Mr Timothy Tong Hin-ming, Deputy Secretary for Security as Commissioner of Customs and Excise...

Michael Chang (75)
On Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2002, there was not an empty seat in the council chambers of Cupertino City Hall as the packed crowd witnessed City Controller Kimberly Smith swear in Michael Chang as this Silicon Valley community's new mayor.

Robert Yin (51)
Robert was a boarder and belonged to the Piercy House. He was active in sports and did quite okay representing DBS in the track & field and soccer. Now, He is semi-retired but still very active as a professional underwater photographer with work published in many Asian diving and travel magazines such as Hongkong Tatler (August), Asian Diver, Action Asia...

Dr Patrick Ho Chi Ping (66)
This morning (July 1, 2002) at the General Post Office, Acting Postmaster General, Mr Allan Chiang, was joined by Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Patrick Ho, to officiate the ceremony of issuing the commemorative stamps by stamping a blow-up first day cover.

Michael Tien (67)
The Government announced today (December 24, 2001) the appointment of Mr Michael Tien Puk-sun as the Chairman of the Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) for two years with effect from December 24, 2001.

Alex Fong (73)
Alex Fong Chi-wai, Deputy Secretary for Economic Services, will succeed Miss CHEUNG Man-yee as Principal Hong Kong Economic and Trade Representative, Tokyo ("Principal Representative, Tokyo") on May 13, 2002.

S. J. Lowcock (47)
Seven Grains of Rice by our former headmaster S.J. Lowcock is a collection of seven stories written in very simple language. While their plots are of simple situations, the theme behind each story is different and is social or political in nature. While these stories may be enjoyed as they are, they can be thought-provoking and lead to discussions. They, in fact, can be read by all ages, each taking them at his own level of thought.

James Tien (63)
James Tien Pei-chun is likely to succeed Allen Lee Peng-fei as the next Chairman of the Liberal Party, after the latter submitted his resignation on November 3, 1998.

Bowen Leung (66)
On October 13, 1998 the Hong Kong SAR Government announced that Bowen Leung Po-Wing will be the first Head of the HKSAR office in Beijing..

Eddie Ma (75)
Pay a last respect to our 3-time Hong Kong Film Awards Best Art Director.

Dr. Walter Li (63)
"Going through my store room I come across some old pictures..."