Class 1965
Articles and News of Class 1965
Thanksgiving is an event in the year to thank for what has been received and treasured, a family get-together, similar to the “tunnian” 團年 on new year eve for ourselves around the world. Hilary & Judy kindly hosted a lunch at their Arbutus clubhouse when Andrew & Catherine visited their daughter and family in Vancouver. Francis & Shari joined the luncheon after moved from Winnipeg years ago. John & Amy and Stephen of Vancouver attended. Thanks to Mack for picking us up at the airport and treated us at the Café Salade de Fruits for lunch before flying to Thailand. Click here to see the few photos taken on the day ~ Andrew Tang ('65)
David & Madeleine So hosted a lunch reunion with his classmates at Bayview Golf & Country Club on Thursday, the 13th of July".
Other than Ho Sir (Group Scout Master) who gave me the nod in Form-1 for joining the scouts, Andrew So (So-Har) was my very first contact in WYK scouting. He left (graduated from) WYK as I was entering P-6 in 1959; a "green broom" (SM) on his scout beret at the time.
I was a member of probably 10 or 12 new tenderfoot recruits who got sworn in by him in Junior B*: A few I can remember: FB, Goo-Wark, Ah Chai, Thomas Li, Koo Wai-Ying.... (BB went into Junior A). Tsung Kwong-Hung ("貓仔") was my first PL, John Fung Hong-Tai was my PS, in Antelope Patrol, before Henry Lam the "Iron Cow" took over after Tsung left.
"Eliza & I would like to thank John Fung and Andrew Tang hosting a mini-Rhapsody dinner in Toronto for us during this pandemic period. We shared some laughs and memories of previous Rhapsodies especially the ones in Montreal and Collingwood. Here are a few photos taken during this happy dinner meeting with lobster, yellow fin and eel dishes (click on the image to see more).
We look forward to future bigger Rhapsodies when the pandemic subsides.
Cheers!
Don Yau ('65)"
Recently Jimmy has recorded a duet album of 18 pieces played by him and Yolanda. The album includes a variety of music ranging from simple pieces like the Chopsticks to more advanced pieces like the Peer Gynt by Grieg. Click the image above to listen.
