HKIS Orientale 1969

INTERSCHOOL TRACK MEET

, »»p>»<8iigS«3B8B The highlight of the track sea­
ml son was the Interschool Track
Meet on March 17th to which
— ------- i wW schools throughout the colony
sent teams to compete in track
and field events. The HKIS
girls were the overall champions,
being first in A and B grade
and second in C grade. The boys
were runners up in A grgde.
In doing so, they managed to
surpass even those more exper­
ienced teams from the larger
schools.

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Back: Arthur Leadingham, Ed Obayashi, Frank Jent, Dave Christian, Phil Cheney, Barry Laubach, Dennis Minich,

flic k Brackmann, Alex Koperberg, Scott Lazenby, Jon von Behren, Mr. Burns.
Front: Steve Hoelscher, Bob Wingfield, Derek Frost, Steve Mason, Paul Schmidt, Mark Brackmann, Kurt Braegger.

CROSS COUNTRY

Along the roads in Stanley, up the steep, slippery steps of the Chinese
village, over puddles, across Stanley Beach, up the gutters on the side of
the hill, the HKIS cross country team ran its way to victory. The A team
placed first, the B team sixth, and the C team third. Outstanding individual
runners included: Alex Koperberg, first in A grade; Dave Christian, second
in A grade; Rick Brackmann, third in A grade; Steve Hoelscher, third in
C grade; and Kurt Braegger, fourth in C grade.

HKIS' swimming team, despite the problems of
finding a place to train, of having a limited number of
participants, and of getting a late start, did remarka­
bly well for its first year.

Back Row 1: Bill Ashley, Bob Wheatley,
Roy Leung, John Sandborg.
Row 2: Leslie Tang, Ed Obayashi, Lisa
Obayashi.
Row 3: Wendy Liddiard, Kathie Booth,
Lynn Kasala.
Row 4: Dee Dee Murphy, Dave Landau,
Cathy Kasala.
Front Row 5: Chris Winne, Diane Kasala,
Bill Whitehurst.

A team was organized under the coaching
of Mrs. Rose, and trained at Victoria Pool.
Having competed in only a few meets,
individual swimmers on the team often
placed in the top six,- however, as a group,
they lacked the depth necessary to take
any team championships.

mm This fall the tennis team was again able to
use the courts at the Repulse Bay Hotel, as well as
our one in the gym, for their practices. Under
Mr. Brackmann's coaching, the team placed exactly
in the middle of the 13 team HKSSA Tennis League
with seven victories and five defeats.

In the individual singles tournament this spring,
Mark Schmidt was runner up, but was defeated in
the finals 10-8 and 6-4.

TEIS

Across: Al Raubitschek, Mark Schmidt, Phil Cheney,
Tony Krouk.
Down: Andrew Ostroumoff, Arthur Leadingham, Paul
Schmidt, Derek Frost.

HKIS 2 i — Wah Yan (K) 64
HKIS 64 — Wah Yan (HK) 24
HKIS 6 — KGV-A 3
HKIS 1 — KGV-B 8
HKIS 5 - St. Paul Co-Ed. 4
HKIS 4 — La Salle 5
HKIS 3 — D.B.S. 6
HKIS 4 — St. Stephen's College 5
HKIS 7 — King's College 2
HKIS 7 — St. Paul's College 2
HKIS 54 - St. Joseph's College 34
HKIS 5 — Queen's College 4





INTRAMURAL SPORTS

The other half of the sports
program at HKIS is devoted
to intramural sports. In
these sports, we play as
teams w ith our friends,
against our friends. We
also learn the importance
of good organization, the
importance of working to ­
gether as a team, and the
importance of fair play. In
these sports, fun and fe llo w ­
ship are emphasized rather
than the constant training
for the improvement of skills
found in interschool sports.
Intramural sports played after
school in the gym included:
boys' basketball, girls'
basketball, boys' volleyball,
girls' volleyball, boys' bad­
minton, and girls’ badmin­
ton. On the fourth floor
covered area pingpong and
shuffleboard were played.
Softball for both boys and
girls, and flag football for
the boys were held at St.
Stephen's sports field in
Stanley.

VOLLEYBALL



BASKETBALL



On February 28, members of
grades 3-12 took a day off from
school and made the trip to the
government stadium for HKIS's se­
cond annual intramural track and
field day. Everybody decided we
could have picked a better day to
"skip out" because most of the
time was spent keeping warm.
However, in between, we were
out on the track and field, winning
our events, resulting in the Sopomore
class placing first. Seniors second.
Juniors third, and Freshmen last,
in the Senior division. Grade 8
took first in the Junior division.
Individual champions for the day
included Becky Christian, Margaret
Ryan, and Jon von Behren for
Junior High, and Alex Koperberg
and Lisa Luk for Senior High.

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Intramural Cross Country
Intramural cross country, held on January 24, was
again interclass competition. Although the freshmen
may not have had the skill and know -how to win
the track meet, they did have the determination and
endurance to run the South Bay Road course and
w in the cross country. In the junior division, the
eighth grade again came first. Individual winners
were Ann Christian and Alex Koperberg in the senior
division, and Becky Christian and Kurt Braegger in

the junior division.





jk jf; : fifty-eight bodies,
obscure, wandering, searching for a place,

unfound, hong kong.
Yesterday.

found,
the class of 1969,
meetings, campaigns, outings,

today seniors,
once gone, never to return,
never to see this moment again.

Interaction.

58 people,
Chinese, korean, indonesian,
american, japanese, philippino,

leaders all,
here for one year together as one class,

yet each becoming
himself.

Personality.

a year
to live, to learn, to teach,
an education beyond the classroom,

becoming one.
Communication.

tw elve years learning,
a dream of success,
college acceptance,

graduation.
Achievement.

the question,
what next?

what of Tomorrow?

SENIORS

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Barb Israel — Pres.

Dennis Minich — V.P.

Sheryl Scarbrough — Sec. — Treas.
Sue Bryant — Intra. Rep.

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Mike Jones
John Kanze
Susan Karp
Cathy Kasala

Alex Koperberg
Tony Krouk
David Kung
Peter Lam

Terry Lewis
Frances Liddiard

Mary Jean Loh
Debbie Luedtke

Class Advisors: Mr. Schroeder, Mr. Mahlke

Nancy Lundeen
Jo Ann Lunder
Janice MacMillan
John Malaihollo

Sharon Martin
Muffet McGarry
Vicki Munn
Julie Newport

Edward Obayashi
Andrew Ostroumoff
Devon Parr
Micky Pendraat

Margaret Rankin
Alfie Raubitscheck
Marta Raubitscheck
Mark Schmidt

Judy Schock
Kenneth Szeto
Doreen Ting
Grace Wang

May Wang
Roni Weinstein
Vicki Westphal
Diane Woodman

N ot P ictured Winnie Wong
Susan Wyatt
Roily Collard
Scott Dotterer Joe Yen
Jacqueline Fisher Jacqueline Yu
David Lam
Dora Lau
Gigi Lee

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Janet Adcock
Julie Brackmann
Barbara Brown
Becky Bryant
Jeff Case
Karen Cheney
George Chow

Ann Christian
Viki Clarke
Nancy Collins
Bruce Demack
Ivy Dobrenky
Paul Dunn

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Karen Eck
Jeff Finkbeiner
Akinorie Fukue
Noriyuki Hachiuma
Stewart Hall
Nancy Hayes

Hamilton Ho
Dennis Hoelscher
Mitsuyo Ideta
David James
Cathy Johnson
Kevin Jones
Neva Jones

Kathi Kelly
Glen Ker
Wilfred Koo
Velda Kwan

Herbert Kwok
Valerie Leadingham
Charles Lim

N ot Pictured:
Ford Dotterer
Dee Dee Murphy

Christopher Lim
Julia Locke
Steve Logan
Lisa Luk

Wayne McCoy
Robert Mache'
Gretchen Mohr
David Mok

Peter Mok
Terence Moy
Amy Munn
Debbie Mushett

Eugene Myers Class A dvisors
Robert Myers Mrs. Mache
Mary Jane Patterson Mr. von Behren
Sam Rankin Mrs. Fitzstevens

Roberta Rath
Paul Robbins
Sylvia Siu
Dianne Steele

Scott Stewart

Sally Stott
Nobuko Sugimoto
Liz von Behren

Peter Wang
Bob Wheatley
Carol White
Alan Young

Paul Schmidt — Pres. Sandy Grimsley
Sec. — Treas.

Mike Sullivan — VP.

Ginny Hum —
Intra. Rep.

Sharon Abernathy Larry O ttley— I
Intra. Rep.

Chris Andersen
John Bordwell
Nancy Borgman

Sandra Brouwer
Guy Cheney
Cindy Davis
Lynn DeHart