The skinny chiney boy, who used to wear the red armless over meh shirt and the faded out gray pants. I stuck Figs duster to his desk w/crazy glue while he slept in class.

Married with 4 Children. Controller since 1979. President of the Carib Hockey Club, Prof. Dir. of T&T Air Traffic Controllers Association, and member of IFATCA, Hockey Coach at CIC, and Badminton Coach at Holy Name Convent, POS.

I was at Melbourne Street.My most vivid moment was on November 22, 1963, when playing chess after school. Suddenly a fellow student entered and said, "Kennedy has been shot in Dallas..."

Continuing Studies (E.E.E.T.)

Second Generation Bush Boy.

Just a lion who has been initiated by the College.

from partytime,total k-us, goldmouth, now as king david outta d red army. brooklyn.soca/reggae singer.

I AM CURRENTLY LIVING IN INDIANA WITH MY FAMILY AND ALSO CO-OWNS A FAMILY RESTAURANT .I GOT PROMOTED TO ABM FROM BEING A TELLER.

The Tenkie lives!!!!

CURRENTLY ATTENDING BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MY MAJOR IS SPORTS JOURNALISM.Actuall I am a diego Martin Jnr. Secondary student first then I attended Trinity college in form 4

Well I am in to sports yeah any kinda sports wtaer sports bathroom sports anything.....

currently admiited to pratice in trinidad,st.kitts and new york. currently living and practicing law in new york

Admitted to Bar in Trinidad and Cayman Islands. Currently working in the Cayman Islands

1974 was definitely a good year. Whether you took the French Street or Charlotte Street bus, or whether you came to school on bike or by car. We were fresh faced and some of us were timid. Some were crazy from the start. It was 1L or 1R. Long pants vs. Short Pants. Cherrie or McAlpine. Top field or bottom field. Klink, Butters, Ghost Man, Jungles, Oogles, blind Mr. Edwards. The orange and the cocoa was sweet for days, but keep out!!! We had good times! We had excellent times! We had Chinas, but Belmont Secondary wash we pot in Intercol Final. Whatever it was, Witchipoo was there!!!

1974 was a good year. Whether it was French Street or Charlotte Street bus, or by bike (Spicer, Williams) or by car. We were fresh faced and eager. It was 1L vs 1R, Long Pants vs Short Pants. It was Top Field or Bottom Field. It was Klink, Butters, Ghost Man, Jungles, Oogles, Cherrie, Cowie, blind Mr. Edwards. We had Chinapoo, Zanders, Dash, Hodge, Monks, Arajo but Belmont Sec still wash we pot in the Intercol Final. The oranges and cocoa was sweet, but don\'t go there!! Whatever it was, Witchipoo was there.

Most people might remember me from my older brother Garry, he was about 3 years ahead of me, was a master bully. My nickname was priest. If any of the fellas out there give me ah shout

Moved to Miami, Florida in 1984, graduated Aviation Maintenance school in 86. Worked in this field since. Started my own Aviation Maintenance Business in 2002. Married since 89 with two kids, girl 18 and boy 16. Moka was the best time.

i am sporty, intelligent, dark & cute ask anyone BLESS UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I LIVE IN INDIANA WITH MY FAMILY ALSO CO-OWNS A FAMILY RESTAURANT.

I'm a 21 year old poet, and banker. Trinity was alot of fun to attend, the atmosphare and classmates, and teachers wont ever be forgoten

As ironic as it may be, my years at Trinity were some of the happiest of my life... so far! I am now 33, live in Barbados, happily married to Nicole (Barbadian) and a proud father of one son - John- Paul who is 1.5 years old. I never foret TRINITY.

Trinity to the bone

I joined Republic Bank in July 1967 where I worked my way through the Organisation from clerk to Chief Programmer and to Manager. Got married Angela Glean and we have one daughter, Maria. Migrated to Atlanta in Dec. of 2005 wherewe now live.

It was a natural choice in attending trinity since three of my older siblings had previously done the same,in fact i'm proud to disclose my eldest brother Johnny[or JC] was the first prefect in the college.