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Last updated Saturday February 02, 2008 |
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Remember Andre Maragh
Andre Maragh 1979
Andre Maragh 2007
When did you attend Priory 1977-1979 What was your nickname at Priory? Antspick How did you locate the Priory website? Browsing the web
Who were your most memorable teachers? Mrs. Cooper. She was young and very engaging. Taught us in a very easy to relate way.
Mrs. Norma Cooper
Who were your best friends at Priory? David Chung, William Reid and Orson Brown. We did all cricket, football and track together. Won Alberga Cup 1979. We even ran the 4x100 for grade 6's at the National Stadium and picked up silver. Orson did all the real running...
David Chung & William Reid
Who are you in touch with today? Dennis Chung (David's brother) and Cheryll Reid (William's brother).
Cheryll Reid
Who would you like to track down? All three, David, William and Orson
What was the wildest thing you ever did at Priory? We were in J6 so nothing too too wild. We use to break into the amphitheatre next door at the Police grounds.
What memories/views do you have of Priory? The diversity of the students. The open spaces. I try to visit whenever in Jamaica. I am still really impressed at how nice the grounds are.
Who was the craziest person during your time at Priory? John Paul Forrest. He lived really close to the school up on Hope Road. Would through pool parties and dare girls to come. Remember we were still in J6!
John-Paul Forrest
Where do you live and what do you do nowadays? I live in Ottawa, Canada. I am a technology architect.
Tell us about any significant others Dating Sharon Wallace and have one step daughter Shenesse.
Tell us about your most unusual meeting with a Priory person I run into Nicholas Young all the time at Air Canada. In 1990, my girlfriend at the time, Dion Barrett was in S6, so I visited the school a couple of times.
Nicholas Young
What do you think of the Priory Website? One of my fave web sites.
Click here to e-mail Stephen Smith ©Stephen Smith 2007 Published on the Priory Website Sunday 2md September 2007
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