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SCMP Reporter

Vincent Lung, 17, Form Six, La Salle College.

Exam results: 7 As in the HKCEE.

School posts: financial secretary of Student Association, vice-chairman of Mathematics Society and vice-chairman of Debating Society.

Community services: Member of Community Youth Club, member of Union for Young Leaders, vice- chairman of Joint Schools Mathematics Society and volunteer worker in a summer project at Ruttonjee Hospital.

Scholarships and awards: Hong Kong Outstanding Student Award conferred by the Lion and Globe Education Trust, and Brother Michael Memorial English Prize of La Salle College.

Interests: Playing badminton and learning English and French.

Ambition: To be a barrister or corporate lawyer.

Others: Grade Five in the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music, Grade Eight in Theory of Music of the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music, Silver Award of the Distilled Water Badminton Award Scheme organised by Hong Kong Badminton Association, and Silver Award of the International Mathematical Olympiad Hong Kong Preliminary Selection Contest.

Ada Ng Tsui-lin, 17, Form Six, Diocesan Girls' School.

Exam results: 7 As in the HKCEE.

School posts: Assistant deputy head girl, swimming team captain, hall utility prefect, vice-chairman of Science Club and treasurer of Health Education Group.

Community services: Student health ambassador of Central Health Education Unit of the Department of Health, student environmental protection ambassador of Environment Campaign Committee, registered volunteer of Agency for Volunteer Service and member of Community Club.

Scholarships and awards: Tang Hing Chiu Memorial Scholarship (1998), Hong Kong Children's Choir Certificate of Distinction (1997), Physical Education Subject Prize (1995, '97, '98) and Hong Kong Children's Choir Certificate of Distinction (1997).

Interests: Swimming, cross-country running, playing the violin, listening to classical music and collecting stamps.

Ambition: To be a doctor.

Others: Bronze Award of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Grade Eight in Violin of the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music (1997) and Bronze Award of Badminton Award Scheme of Hong Kong Badminton Association.

Anne Chee, 18, Form Seven, St Mary's Canossian College.

Exam results: 9 As in the HKCEE.

School posts: project director of High Achievers' Scheme, secretary of Student Council, chairman of Catholic Society and audio-visual team prefect.

Community services: Student adviser of 12th Executive Committee, assistant in 20th Anniversary Celebrations of Hong Kong Outstanding Young Persons' Associa tion and project chairman of Training Seminar for Voluntary Workers.

Scholarships and awards: St Mary's Canossian College scholarship, Standard Chartered scholarship, scholarship from King Fook Holdings Ltd, Yau Tsim Mong District Outstanding Student Award and Grantham Scholar of the Year Award ('97-'98).

Interests: surfing the Internet, performing in musicals and dramas, reading novels, playing the piano and travelling.

Ambition: To be a doctor.

Others: winner of Watson's Water HKSAR Outstanding Student Selection (1998) award, and champion of Inter-class Volleyball Competition ('97-'98) organised by Hong Kong Sports Association.

Sam Hui Ka-chuen, 16, Form Six, Queen's College.

Exam results: 10 As in the HKCEE.

School posts: School prefect ('98- '99), library prefect ('96-'97) and house culture captain ('98-'99).

Community services: Administrative officer of Hong Kong Outstanding Students' Association, baby caretaker for Mothers' Choice and volunteer worker for the mentally retarded at St James' Settlement.

Scholarships and awards: Outstanding Student Award ('98-'99), Yale Book Award, Outstanding Performance in Hong Kong Maths Olympiad, Lugard Scholarship of Education Scholarship Fund Committee and Distinguished Prize in Statistical Project Competition.

Interests: Reading and sports.

Ambition: To do research in technology.

Others: Chairman of Society of Computer Science ('98-'99), vice- chairman of Mathematics Society ('98-'99) and librarian of Science Association ('98-'99).

Rosie Fan Hiu-yi, 18, Form Seven, Maryknoll Convent School.

Exam results: 9 As in the HKCEE.

School posts: speaker in HKCEE Talk of Students ('97-'98), time-keeper of Swimming Gala ('98-'99), class social service convenor ('98-'99) and president of Student Association ('97-'98).

Community services: Computer and Co-ordination Sub-committee member of Hong Kong Outstanding Students' Association, member of Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, and helper in Joint Schools Librarianship Competition.

Scholarships and awards: Lion and Globe Hong Kong Outstanding Student Award ('96-'97), Mathematics and Statistics Award ('97-'98), Government scholarship ('97-'99), Standard Chartered Bank scholarship ('96-'97) and Leadership Award ('97-'98).

Interests: Reading, surfing the Net, playing the piano, squash, badminton and tennis.

Ambition: To work in the biomedical engineering field.

Others: Grade Eight in Piano and Grade Five in Clarinet of the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music, and Grade Five in Theory of Music of the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music.



SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST STUDENT OF THE YEAR FINALISTS