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Thursday, February 11, 2010

Attendance to the 43rd Year Class Reunion of DPS Class 67

1. Anabelle Abano-Adica
2. Maning Abogado
3. Millet Adem-Banal
4. Fechie Alarcon
5. Estring Asis
6. Elmer Auro
7. Remo Balce
8. Mendy Balon-Ching
9. Adonis Bertillo
10.Joe Chavez
11. Mona De Jesus-Luzarraga
12. Dorset Dwyer
13. Mila Echano-Rosales
14. Toti Grageda
15. Emily Herrero-Cruz
16. Yoly Hernandez-Reyes
17. Felino Jacobo
18. Manuel Lukban
19. Efren Mago
20. Boboy Ong
21. Marybeth Regalario-Bautista
22. Boy Rios
23. Alito Yadao
24. Joe Yadao
25. Joe Zano
26. Willy Bautista, honorary/adopted classmate

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