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PROFILE UPDATES

•	David E Small 10/25
•	Graciela Reid (Scott) 3/30
•	Ernesto Best 2/22
•	Guillermo Burgess 7/13
•	Alicia Daniel (Hoyte) 3/24
•	Marjorie Rowland (Bryant) 2/3
•	Nando Winter /Fats 10/17
•	Alicia Brathwaite (Cook) 7/13
•	Sheryl Sealey (Amantine) 4/11
•	Beverly Goode (Chase) 4/3
•	Ernesto Belgrave 3/15
•	Andre Semper 2/18
•	Yolanda Williams (Kisner) 1/9
•	Yolanda Phillips (Burnett) 12/30
•	Brenda Eversley 9/25
•	Sabrina Collymore (Simon) 7/2
•	Fernando Smith 6/27
•	Ernesto Toppin (Nino) 6/11
•	Mario Lawrence 5/22
•	Vielka Johnson (Daniel) 5/19
•	Lloyd Wade 4/16
•	Dolores Bynoe (Chandler) 1/2
•	Mark Rowland 9/4
•	Francisca Walker 8/23
•	Delcia Dandrade (Dunlap) 6/27
•	Graciela Richards (Olton) 2/8
•	Angela Ford (Mcfarlane) 2/2
•	Elizabeth Herbert 1/22
•	Alberto Williams 11/25
•	Sindia Madrid 9/1
•	Ramona Green 3/29
•	Linda Clarke 2/28
•	Armando Jemmott 2/4
•	Marcia Wilson 1/4
•	Claude Lashley 9/17
•	Ida Sobers 8/1
•	Guillermo Nurse 2/25
•	Alton Alexander 2/12
•	Sharon Maynard (Llewelyn) 2/3
•	Saturnino Castillero 1/15

WHERE ARE THEY NOW

WHERE WE LIVE

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2 live in Arizona (USA)
6 live in California (USA)
1 lives in Colorado (USA)
7 live in Florida (USA)
2 live in Georgia (USA)
1 lives in Kentucky (USA)
1 lives in Maryland (USA)
1 lives in Massachusetts (USA)
1 lives in Missouri (USA)
1 lives in Nevada (USA)
7 live in New Jersey (USA)
8 live in New York (USA)
2 live in North Carolina (USA)
1 lives in Puerto Rico (USA)
1 lives in South Carolina (USA)
14 live in Texas (USA)
5 live in Virginia (USA)
58 live in USA
15 live in Panama
30 location unknown

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MISSING CLASSMATES

JOINED CLASSMATES

Percentage of Joined Classmates: 69.7%

A:	76	Joined
B:	33	Not Joined

(totals do not include deceased)

Paraiso Jr. & Sr. High School
Class Of 1974

Welcome To PHS

Class of 1974 web site

Thanks For Stopping By

It was Martin's dream of freedom

A dream of a people who one day would overcome

A dream made real today on Capitol Hill

Where millions witnessed this dream fulfilled.

So many struggles, so much pain

Through slavery, abuse and shame

But we stand together today and claim

A future full of hope and change.

No more judging by the color of skin

From now on it will be the character within

White, Latino, Black or native American

Will live out the slogan: "Yes, we can".

The young, the old, the big, the small

A sea of humanity covered the mall

To hear Obama speak so firm, so noble

Taking an office that once seemed impossible.

God bless America as history is made today

To God be the Glory and may this country find a way

To "remain faithful to the ideal of our forefathers"

And seek God for the Grace to love one another.

By Sheryl E. S. Amantine

Martin Luther King

I Have A Dream

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I'M That Dream

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http://www.thesilverpeoplechronicle.com/

Keep the Faith!!!!! Whatever seems impossible today, tomorrow will be forever!!!!

For God did not give us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love and of a sound mind.. 2nd Timothy 1:7

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