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November 18, 2012

Manchester High Hall of Fame

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Manchester High School’s inaugural Hall of Fame inductees at the Jamaica Pegaus Hotel on Friday November 16. In front from left, are Dr Lambert Innis, Raymond Brooks, Yuclen Freeman, Patricia Parkins,

Ouida Walker-Russell, Mary Gibson-Clarke, Nicole Foster-Pusey, Dr Jean Dixon, Dr David Hanson, and Professor Canute James. Back row from left: Gerrard McDaniel, South Manchester Member of Parliament

Michael Peart, Professor Evan Duggan, Ambassador Curtis Ward, Grantley Stephenson, Dr Christopher Tufton, Dr Carl Bruce, and Errol McKenzie. Absent are Drs Gilbert Allen and Delroy McPherson.

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