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1970s

• 1970: Red Cross won the Drilling Shield three years in a row
• 1971: Won the Haye’s Trophy, inter-school debating championships, for the first time
• 1972: Quiz team won the TVB quiz programme ‘On your marks’ for 2 consecutive years
• 1973: St. John’s Ambulance Brigade won the Sir Michael Hogan Trophy for 3 years in a row
• 1974: Best year in the HK School Music Festival. Josephians won the champion title in Male Voice Quartet, Mixed Voice Quartet and Folk Music: Solos and Duets, the Dorothy Smith Trophy (Boys Junior: Treble), the Music Society Shield (Mixed Voice Choirs), the Dr. Karl Hohner Shield (Melodica Band) and the Moutrie Challenge Trophy (Piano Solos: Final)
• 1974: Table-tennis team the first school team in history to receive the ‘Champion Honour’, the Hong Kong open championship, awarded by the Table Tennis Association
• 1977: Bowling team won the annual SCAA High School Bowling Tournament for the third time in four years
• 1978: Venture scout captured the Prince of Wales Banner for the 14th consecutive year (7th time), dominated it ever since its establishment
• 1978: Badminton team won the colony’s championship
• 1978: Two Asian-gamers from SJC

1980s:

• 1983: Recaptured the inter-school football overall title. Start of a 2-decade long dominance of SJC
• 1987: Table-tennis team captured the inter-school overall champion, the SCAA Open and the HKU President Cup titles all in the same year
• 1988: Champion of English Debate Competition organized by the Joint School Debating Society (JSDS) and sponsored by the British Council of Hong Kong. SJC was the first ever champion school with two JSDS executives (Chairman and Treasurer) being students of the school.

1990s:

• 1990: Grand slam in inter-school football again since 1952. Won also the all Hong Kong (Jing-Ying) as well as the Interport championship in the same year.
• 1991: Recaptured the inter-school swimming overall champion title, last won in 1937.
• 1991: Inter-school life-saving champion second year in a row
• 1992: First grand slam in inter-school swimming
• 1993: Third consecutive grand slams in inter-school football since 1990
• 1994: Inter-school squash champion second year in a row
• 1998: First grand slam in inter-school basketball. Captured also the Jing-Ying and Marathon title
• 1998: Three Asian-gamers from SJC
• 1999: Breakthrough in the HK School Speech Festival. Capturing more than 100 Top 3 positions

THE NEW CENTURY:

• 2000: Two Olympians from SJC
• 2000: Crowned as the champion for the 6th time in 7 years in the all Hong Kong inter-school basketball marathon
• 2001: Champion of inter-school Chinese debating for the second consecutive year
• 2002: Topped the list of all Hong Kong schools with 4 Josephians obtaining 10As at the HKCEE
• 2002: Omnipotent champion of the inter-school football competition in the past two decades, snatching the overall championship for the 17th time in 20 years.
• 2002: Five Asian-gamers from SJC
• 2004: First ever grand slam in the history of inter-school debating. Josephians crowned as the champions and best debaters in both the English and Chinese sections (tournament organised by SingTao Daily)
• 2004: Obtaining the A grade inter-school swimming championship for the 8th time in 10 years, with Josephians then holding 8 inter-school and 21 Hong Kong swimming records.
• 2005: Champion of inter-school English debating for two years in a roll. Set another record of being featured as a finalist for the 7th time in the last 8 years in either the English or Chinese section.
• 2005: Dominated the inter-school waterpolo competition, clinching all 6 titles ever since its establishment 6 years ago
• 2006: New school record at the HKCEE with 312As and a per capita of 1.63As scored. 2 Josephians snatched 10As.

LIFE AFTER GRADUATION:

• SJC old boys are well-represented in many of the local universities, in reputable local univerisites such as University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Baptist University, and other fine institutions in the SAR.

• However, it does not preclude the representation of the old boys in other excellent English-speaking universities around the globe: University of Chicago, University of Waterloo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, London School of Economics, Harvard University, Princeton University, Yale University, Stanford University, Cornell University, University of Michigan and University of California, Berkeley.

The badge of the College displays a shield divided into 3 divisions. The top division shows the Signum Fidei (sign of faith) - a five-pointed, radiant star, which is taken from the insignia of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. It reminds people of the spirit of FAITH of the Institute. The right lower division shows 3 chevrons, i.e. broken bones, reminding people of the bravery and ZEAL the Saint promoted. The left lower division shows the book of knowledge on top (with the Alpha and Omega inscribed) and a lamp below; together they symbolize the importance of education, something which St. La Salle emphasised.

The shield stands with a compartment with supporters each of French lily, since the Lasallian family originates in Rheims, France. The top features a ribbon with the name of the College, and a crest with a cross (Catholicism) and a crown (used to symbolize the Colony of Hong Kong before 1997). Below the shield are three shells symbolising baptism. The motto of the College in Latin, Labore et Virtute, is also found at the bottom of the badge.

[编辑] Executive Council Members

• Hon. Dr. Sir Lee Quo-wei(QW) 利國偉, GBM, JP; former Chairman of Hang Seng Bank Ltd., former Chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, former member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong(1968-78), former member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong(1976-78,1983-88)
• Doctor Sir Albert Rodrigues 羅理基, Kt, CBE, LLD, JP; long time member of the Urban Council, Executive Council and Senior Member of the Legislative Council
• Dr. Woo Pak Chuen 胡百全, CBE, JP; Solicitor and Notary Public, Messrs P C Woo & Co., Solicitors, former member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong(1964-73), former member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong(1972-76)
• Eric Peter Ho 何鴻鑾, CBE, JP; former member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong(1977-87), former member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong(1985-87), former Chairman of the Public Service Commission(1987-91), former Secretary for Trade and Industry(1983-87), former Secretary for Social Services(1977-82)

• Donald Liao Poon-huai 廖本懷, CBE, JP; former Secretary for Housing
• Chau Tak-hay 周德熙, GBS, JP; former Secretary for Trade and Industry
• Benjamin Tang Kwok-bun 鄧國斌, JP; Director of Audit
• Andrew Wong Ho-yuen 黃灝玄, JP; Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service
• Paul Tang Kwok-wai 鄧國威, JP; Director of Social Welfare
• Archie Chan Tai-wing 陳棣榮; Husband of Anson Chan 陳方安生,retired Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Commissioner

[编辑] Businessmen

• Dr. Lo Ka-shui 羅嘉瑞, GBS, JP; Deputy Chairman and Managing Director of Great Eagle Holdings Limited, former Director of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited and a past chairman of its Listing Committees of the Main Board and the Growth Enterprise Market
• Dr. Edgar Cheng 鄭維健, GBS, JP; Chairman of the World-Wide Investment Co. Ltd., Member of the 10th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, Chairman of the Council of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, former Head of Central Policy Unit of the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region as well as the former Chairman of the Council of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong.
• Christopher Cheng 鄭維志, GBS, JP; former Chairman of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
• Dr. Dickson Poon 潘迪生, SBS; Chairman of Dickson Concepts (International) Ltd.
• Dr. Joseph Chow Ming-kuen 周明權, OBE, JP; Husband of Selina Chow 周梁淑怡, Civil & Structural Engineer, Chairman of Paul Y-ITC Construction Holdings Limited