My dream is to be professional footballer

real bad man

I am a good player and i have captain my team and placed second in a tournament.

Left Trinity in Lower 6th 1971. 4 Years at University of Toronto Certified Management Accountant (CMA)

me?

Some of the best times were at Trinity, i remember the days when the entire area was cocoa and citrus, when the golf course was in its fledgling days . Walking past the high road and comming out on the road to maracas, catching blue emperors and the forest atmosphere all around. those were the days.

All-Rounder, party-goer, funny, appraochable, learner, always ready for the next challenge- Mathematician.

We develop oil+gas exploration systems in Adelaide, Australia. Haven't met any ex Trinity people in my travels of the oil industry!

Since leaving school, I went on to study geology at Rutgers University, NJ,USA and UWI Mona, Jamaica. Presently working as Senior Operations Geologist at EOG Resources Trinidad Limited.

Low

I usually dislike filling out these things. There is too much to fit here anyway.

I've been living in France for the last 10 years where i'm concentrating on my photography and documentaries on the caribbean and its diaspora. My younger sisters go to trinity for their A levels, the last 2 graduated only this year,Nisha & Nyesha Glasgow.

Still a WHITE BOY !

Born in Trinidad, attended Tranquility Sec and Trinity College. Migrated to USA in 1970. Hobbies include coaching Boys/Mens Basketball (HS/College/Pro) www.eteamz.com/nike1basketballteam

I was known as puss-in-boots in Trinity. I am living in Long Island N.Y. and I teach High School History. Married with 3 children. In University doing a Ph.D in History.

Played Hockey for the college and I am living in Venezuela since 1980 and I miss Carnival and a good roti

Played hockey and I am living currently in Venezuela.

Howard University, Alumni. I studied business in Trinity then moved to NY. I studied MIS at Howard and received B.B.A Information Systems. Pursuing consulting firm in IT(NY,DC).

Never got a nickname that stuck and never knew about this site. Great to see where some of us ended up. Other Trinity boys, stop migrating and start building this place up.

yall remember tha illest to pass tru moka estate........kazim......junco....~1~ livin in 514 montreal.ca now

The second of three brothers who attended at that time; Sean and Marlon. Trinity days will never be forgotten; Clink, Jungles, Ogles, Spicer, TD Brown etc.

An aspiring Entrepreneur

My days at Trinity College were awsome and inspirational

i am a new moka student

Cool guy.

I moved to Canada in 1988 and I now live in Peru. I can be reached by email.

I am an International Student Wishing to come and study in your University. Thanks

Migrated to America in '97 with my wife and two children. Living in New York, (by the beach of course), working at ABC News in the city, getting ready to publish my first book "Shock and Awe on America." It will be controversial I assure you.

I have been living in the USVI for some time now. I manage my own properties and I do investment consulting. Looking forward to buying a house to spend some time in Trini some time soon.

Retired and now living in Orlando, Florida