Central High School - Cog N Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

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Ф Sl Busmess English Physical Education Science, Industrial Arts Bumgual Program Library Nurse Drug Loordmator Securty Fersomel Custodial Staff І wish to take this opportunity to wish each graduating senior my best wishes for suc- cess and happiness in future years. Your school spirit and cooperation have gone far in contributing to the success of our school. Wherever you may go, | am sure you will carry on with credit to your- selves and your school. Good luck! JAMES J. VASSELLI, JR Principal MRS. CORRINA KAY DAVID BLANK, Vice Principal Vice Principal BENNIE L. LEE, Vice Principal MICHAEL MIRABELLA, Vice Principal Write О� ! The English department is once again involved in Centrals total school effort, doing the schools testing and assembly programs; sponsoring the junior and senior classes, advising the debate club and school newspaper, also coaching the football, baseball and basketball teams. The camaraderie of the department is a model for departments in all schools. English teachers working not only as collegues, but also as friends, for the total good of the total school. MRS. MARY DIGGS MS. PATRICIA MARSHALL SHIPMAN JOSEPH YOUNG Chairperson MRS. EVELYN CORDY MAYO LUCAS MRS. NELLIE BOONE RODNEY ASHBY MS. MADELYN SOBON RALD BATTAGLINI THOMAS SCHURTZ THEODORE BüRNS GERA B G JEROME L. TRACHTENBERG Chairperson Wheeling And Dealing The Business Department at Central High School is charged with the duty of preparing our students for entry into the job maeket and being better consumers. We do this through courses such as Typing, Steno, Bookkeeping, Office Ori- entation, Record keeping, Business Ma- chines and Work Study. Students are prepared to be productive citizens through sales, consumer problems and business law. We should have the courses to finish the process such as Accounting, Steno Il, Secretarial Practice and Office Prac- tice. However, too often our finer stu- dents are skimmed off to college prep courses and they lose our vital subjects. MRS. LUCY BELL DAVID FELDMAN GLENN MAGGIO GUY BORGES MRS. ELEANOR MOORE ` MRS. JEANETTE COZZONE ድ MRS. CHARLCY SMITH MRS. NADEAN PORTER MRS. ETHEL HENRY PATRICK CICORO THOMAS ROJY Chairperson Numbers Please The Mathematics Department strives to give each student the best education possible to meet future needs. Our pro: gram ranges from remediation to hon- ors work. Presently, we have students attending N.J.l.T. and E.C.C. for college credit while participating in our school program. Although our students have shoun re- markable growth on the MBS test and the SAT, we will continue to strive for much better gains in the following years. MS. JOYCE JONES DIXON LOG MRS. CARIDAD ALVAREZ эч TERRY MITCHELL MICHEAL O'S(ILLIVAN м ሉ MRS. MARILYN HARPER PERCY LeSURE JULIUS FINKELSTEIN Chairperson Your Honour This year the Social Studies Depart- ment offered a new course- Street Law In Action. It teaches courtroom and oth- er legel proceedures. The class is taught by Mr. Stewart. He supplements his lec- tures with guest speakers and mock courtroom trials. It is a very successful addition to the Social Studies curricu- lum. ROBERT DESTEFANO MRS. GAIL YATES GREGORY STEWART “e ቴን ያ a k | ሠ MS. SYLVIA PLANT WILLIAM HOGDE CARMINE DISPENZIERE Chairperson Work That Body The basic objectives of the Physical Education department, is to increase the students muscular skills and devel- op individual responsibility, leadership an sportsmanship. This provides the students with oppotunities to further de- velop physically and socially. This com- plex development helps them lead a complete and happy life. STEVE COLE MRS. MARGARET McCOY MRS. PAULA MARINO RAYMOND SIMMONS MS. DONIE JORDAN .... 26 э x. ANTHONY RUSSELL MRS. DORIS DORTCH WALTER DANIELS JOSEPH WILLIAMS MRS. ALICE LAMPLEY MS. BETTY J. DENBY MS. MARION HOLMES HAYWOOD MILLER Colorful Pallet One of the department's most impor- tant concerns is encouraging creativity and promoting the use of the student's imagination. Mr. Miller, Ms. Jacobs and Mr. Fuller provide an opportunity for students to express themselves in this way through drawing, paint ing, ceram- ics, design and sculpture. ROBERT ል. FULLER MS. CAROL S. JACOBS Message In Our Music Central's music department offers nu merous courses in choral, instrumental, and appreciation. There are choral groups for those with an appreciation for singing, such as the mixed chorus and gospel chorus. These groups pre sent concerts, and sing for other special events. JAMES WESTON CARLOS FRANCIS Soup's On The Home Economics department, gives students practical advice neces: sary for making a house a home. In various classes students learn to follow proper cooking and sewing procedures. This includes following a recipe correct- ly and properly, cutting and sewing ma- terial together. Home Economics is not merely pots and pans but also a way of learning to deal with everyday life. MRS. WILMA G. MARSHALL MRS. JUANITA HOBBS MRS. LILLIAN LAGO Chairperson Masers And Lasers Science is the name of the game in 1983: With push buttons, space travel and computers here to stay, science education and science training are very important to the learning process of our youth. The Science Department of Central High, tries to prepare students for many activities and for the multi-facted as- pects of our scientific world by offering exciting experiences in Physical Sci ence, Biology, Earth Science, Anatomy Physiology, Chemistry, Physics, and Electricity. MRS. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS WALTER KACZKA MRS. JERELEAN REED «IRD Uy, Ё 7 1041 NORMAN RAICHSTAT РАМА ህንን М ж” JOSEPH STANISH CALVIN MILLER Chairperson Fix-It The name Industrial Arts conjurs up im- ages of a department dedicated solely to greasy engines and whining saws. How- ever our department explores different areas of the subject. Projects completed by the Home Repair Class receive spe- cial attention. This class is taught by Mr. Pressley and they repair and finish furniture within the school. The course is a sucessful addition to the Industrial Arts Department. PAUL HERBSTER CALVIN BLUE ANTHONY DIFIGIA MODESTINO FURLANO WILLIAM PRESSLEY | n ኣኮ | ) - መመ ፡ 22.1 м sm | , | + | T [ JOHN MILONE Bueno! The students at Central High School all have the opportunity to study either French or Spanish as a foreign lan- guage. Beyond the joy and satisfaction of just knowing another language, and being able to appreciate the culture, customs and traditions of other people who share our planet, if the student should still ask, Why study a foreign language? Johann Wolfgang Von Giethe can give him an answer. “Не who does not know foreign languages knows nothing about his own. Ms. LUCY LOPEZ MRS. MARIA ROIG MRS. ANGELA GRASSO Media Center The Central High School Library Media Center functions as an integral part of the total educational program. The qoal of thee library media proqram is to fa- cilitate and expedite the realization and attainment of a quality optimum educa- tion by each student to reach this qoal. MS. MARVA PETERMAN + А NT MRS. BINNIE McINTOSH Something Special The aim of the Special Education Pro- gram is to meet the unique needs of each student it serves.. Students attend both special and mainstreamed classes. Emphasis of instruction is being placed on individualized instructional objec- tives and social emotional develop- ment. There is a cooperative effort among teachers to see that students re- ceive a quality education. ALBERT BURNS MS. CRISTINE SMITH MS. SHINEWE ADIBE MS. DEBORAH ALLEN MS. KIM SINGLETON MRS. CORA McCLAIN Social Worker MRS. MARIPEAL BROOKS MS. CAROLYN JOHNSON MRS. JOYCE MOORE Head Counselor Guidance Says | J The Guidance Department attempts to meet the needs of all students by deli- vering a variety of services to the Cen- tral High Community. The counselors meet with their counselors to discuss program planning, career planning, аса: demic progress as well as personal is- sues. Parents, school staff and other persons may be included in confer- ences. Counselors also conduct small and large group guidance sessions for the purpose of giving information regarding careers, colleges, business, and techni- cal schools, financial aid, and many oth- er issues. Counselors act as consultants to students, parents and teachers. j y қ аё af аты 1 n! Y | MRS. CAROLYN DOUELGER MRS. MICHELL DEBLASIO FLEITELI MRS. SHIRLEY PETTIFORD LLOYD ADLER MRS. ANN ESPOSITO Secretary Just Call Me Continuity is a major factor in educa- tion. At Central we are proud of our ability to achieve this even though emergencies arise and our educators are not always able to be at school. Our substitute teachers are flexible and ca- pable employees who remain a much valued part of the system. IDRIS JAMIL FARUQ ss ጭጭ JULIUS ADESIDA VERNON WALKER MARIO VITIELLO MRS. LONIE HUNT MS. CHARMAINE HOLMES 7 To 3 The machinary behind the operation at Central High is powerful and finely tined. The flow through and around it is constant and always reliable. This ma- chinary, of course, is our ever effecient office staff. They keep the wheels turn- ing and production forthcoming. MRS. HELENA POLITE MRS. ROSE VALERI MRS. DIANE MARSHBURN Nurse Don’t Panic We’re Here At Central we are very proud of our Special Services program. It is proof that Central is keeping up with the times and taking positive action against the negatives that prevent many of to- day's teenagers from getting a proper education. We have a drug coordinator that makes students aware o f the drug scene and its implications. Our nurses and security staff also provide neces- sary services to the faculty and student body. MRS. EVELYN SAMBUR Nurse BEAMON LUCAS Security MRS. MYRTLE JACKSON Security KENNETH LEE Security MRS. MATTIE TERRY Drug Coordinator MRS. BARBARA BREVARD Security MRS. JEAN ROPER Security MRS. MAXINE TILLMAN Security SENIORS Bernadette А, Wanda A, Blondine A, John 3. A, Regma A, jermame B. Chories B., Jerome B. Audrey B., Apri 5. B., Arthur B., Joseph B., Cassandra B., Charles B. Ellen B., Henry B., Nathan B., Darrel B., Francisco C, Deneen C, Ronald C., Traci C, Audrey C., Christopher C., Alphonso C., James C., Magdolenah C, Denise D., Lanaran D., Rodney D., Soma F., Pernia F., Robert F., Momque F., Ricker G., Maurice G., Doma G., Sharon H., Jeanette H. Lisa H., Tony H. Коми L. H., Anthony H., Tracy H., Darrick 3., Bruce 3, Big Jacqueline 3., Jacquetine 5., Judy 5., Lisa 3., Gregory K, Susette K., Tyrone K., Linda K., Donna K., Migdatiq L, Vorcet L., Robert M., Kevin M., Torry M., Cmdr M., Faumah M., Theodore M., Anguma M., Judr М, Kenh O., Deborah O., Robert Y, Charnes 7. Soraida 7., Stephen 7., Stephen 0., David R., Anthony R., Maribet R., Carmen R., Leevee R., Johnny R., Louis R., Dorma 5. Crystal 5., Eddie 5., Gerald 7. 5, ና Terry 5. Wendy S., Arlene 5., Michael 5., Tracee 5., Jacquetine T., Michelle T, Doris V., Wanda W., Sachary W., Bevery W., Michelle W., Willie, W., Clarence W., Regma W., Gautron x. Sheila A, Yvonne B., Sharon G., Rhonda B., Alen B., Dorrvi B., Freddie B., Haie B., Магуй B., Willie B., lee B., Linda B., Rose B., Toddy B., Facia B, Jenmfer B. Linda C., Michael C., Aaron C., Celeste L., Sophia C., Donna L., George L., Wendy L., Marvin L., Melym C., Carton D., David E., Michael Fa., Don F., Michael Fe., Tansie G., Lamon G., Eric G., Andre G., Kyle G., Theresa H., Jeffrey H., Michelle H., око H., Christme ጊን Afonso ኋን Michaed ኋን Robert 3 Romie 3., Louis 5., ТЫУ Shelby 2, Wanda 2., Norma 3., Robert L., Randy L, Marvm L., Gregory L., lisa L, Terry M., Ruch M., Nereida M., Gerald M., 7ልበርሪዕ M., Terrance M., Km M., Herman M., Lourdes N., Angela N., Amia 7., Wanda 7., Tyrone, ў. Curtis 7., Marcus 7., Kimberi C. R., Brenda R., Bennie R., Frankie R., Remaldo R., Felicia R., Dora R., Darrell 5., Kenh 5., Venus 5., Judhette 5., Karen 5., Michelle 5., Sondro Ə., Armentha T., Kenneth T., George T., Linda T., John K.W., Darren W., Janson W., Tamela W., Detom W., Karla W., Clarion W., Elleen W., Shvette W., ....... CLASS OFFICERS JUST BEGUN Most of us will be leaving here soon and returning only to see how the school changes through the years. Leaving high school seems like a big step, a great accomplishment. Little do we realize, it's only just begun. Central High, like all other schools, is just a pitstop between grammar school and college. We were in our in between years (stay up past 11:00-stage), so they sent us here to mature, using education as an excuse. Most of us killed two birds with one stone. We've managed to mature into fine young men and women while also receiving a good education. Now, the hard part begins, we have to decide whether to go to college, the armed forces, work or just bum around for the rest of our lives. Statistics says that one out of every ten of us will not make it. Let's make a liar out of them by making the Central High graduating Class of '83-100% successful. Once we reach the top, and | know we will, it's important to remember not just where we came from, but how we got there. Fatimah Mitchell, Senior Class President Class of 1983 Wendy Smith Treasurer “ЖЩ Norma P. Judson Karla Wheeler Vice - President Secretary Gregory Lewis Sergeantat-Arms BERNADETTE ABNEY WANDA ADAMS BLENDINE ALEXANDER JOHN ANDERSON REGINA ANDERSON YVONNE BALDWIN SHARRON BARBER RHONDA BARNETT ALAN BARRON JERMAINE BATTLE AUDREY B EVERLY DARRYL BLYE CHARLES BATTS JEROME BELLAMY SENIORS üp-Close And Personal BERNADETTE ABNEY Bernie Aries National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff Anticipates becoming a lawyer or psychologist WANDA ADAMS Wa, Wa Taurus Girls Varsity Basketball Blue Magic Teach Me How to Love Foresees being a computer operator BLENDINE ALEXANDER La, Га’... Libra... Chorus Cameo- Why Have I Lost You Hopes to become an Executive Secretary JOHN ANDERSON Junior Sagittarius Plans to become a computer program mer REGINA ANDERSON Gina' Capricorn Sharon Reed- Beat the Street Plans to become an Executive Secretary SHARRON BARBER Shan' Sagittarius Explorers Club, Essex County College Upward Bound Stevie Wonder-''Ribbon In The Sky Hopes to become an accountant RHONDA BARNETT “Ronni” . . . Taurus... Swimming, Senior Class Representative Melba Moore and Stacey Lattisaw Hopes to become an Execu tive Secretary ALLEN BARRON Hasan' Aries Track, Wrestling, Explorers Club Plans to become an engineer JERMAINE BATTLE Manie Tanie Sagittarius Pep Squad, Explorers Club, Essex County College Upward Bound Luther Vandross-''House Is Not А Home” .. . Hopes to become a computer programmer CHARLES BATTS Chuck Cancer Concerned Student Hopes to become a successful businessman JEROME BELLAMY Samad Tangent Staff Hopes to become a psychologist AUDREY BEVERLY Chee-Chee Virgo Tennis, Student Government Diana Ков5-“Веас� Ош”... Plans to become a cruise director aboad a ship DARRYL BLYE Sweet Daddy Leo... Marching Band, Jazz Band, Wrestling . Grover Washington: Come Morning’ Hopes to become a suc cessful musician ЖжЖФ 2 HOLLIE BOWLES MARVIN BOWMAN WILLIE BOXTON ARTH(IR BOYD ነ қ JOSEPH BRAIME CASSANDRA BROWN ELLEN BROWN LEE BROWN LINDA BROWN ROSE BROWN TODDY BROWN FELICIA BRYANT JENNIFER BURKS SENIORS Up-Close And Personal FREDDIE BOND Mr. 007 Bond” Aquarius Football, Shotput, Track Anticipates becoming a pro football player Hollie Bowles ‘HOLLY DOLLY” Aquarius Pisces Color Guard Inside of you, Special Lady- Ray, Goodman, and Brown Antici- pates becoming a Computer Programmer MARVIN BOWMAN Beercan Bowman Virgo Football, Golf Whispers WILLIE BOXTON Chilly Will’ Taurus Baseball Plans to become a computer operator JOSEPH BRAIME Love Star Libra N.J.LT. Program, Explorers Club, Track Song to the key of Life- Stevie Wonder Wants to be all he can be CASSANDRA BROWN “Bunny” Aries National Honor Society, Explorers Club, Color Guar d, and Basketball Team Manager Foresees being a nurse ELLEN BROWN “Big ጅ” Scorpio Blue Magic- Always and Forever Hopes to become a computer operator LEE BROWN Rabbit Aries . . . Swimming and Football Team Hopes to become a Pro-Football player LINDA BROWN Monique or Mo Sweet Leo Luther Vandrous- If this word was mine Hopes to become a computer operator ROSE BROWN ë “Tootsie Roll’ Aquarius Explorers Club, Pep Squad, ECC Upward Bound, and Homeroom Representative Cheryl Lynn ይ Luther Vandrous- 'If this World was Mine Plans to become an Executive Secretary TODDY BROWN Tyquan Pisces Track, ECC Upward Bound, Yearbook Staff Atlantic Star-'Let's Get Closer Plans on becoming a Medical Tech FELICIA BRYANT 'Fee Fee Sagittarius Stevie Wonder- Ribbon in The Sky Plans to become a buyer JENNIFER BURKS “Rah” Capricorn Martin Circus Plans to attend college КИП. NAPOLEAN BUSH DARREL BUTLER FRANK CACERES DENEEN CADY LINDA CASTILLO CELESTE CHAPMAN SOPHIA CHARLES RONALD CLARK TRACI CLARK A(JDREY CLAYTON CHRISTOPHER COATS SENIORS Up-Close And Personal DARREL BUTLER ñ Krazy Kas Capricorn Baseball Team Stevie Wonder DANNY COATS DONNA COLSON Ribbon in the Sky Hopes to qo to college and to become a mechanical engineer FRANK CACERES 'Nino Gemini Johnny Ventura: ``Besina Plans to be successful in what ever 1 do DENEEN CADY Star Virgo Youth Advisory Council, ECC Upward Bound Blue Magic- Teach Ме Hopes to become successful in life LINDA CASTILLO Lynn Gemini Explorers Club, National Honor Society, Honors Program, Yearbook Staff Cheryl Lynn Luther Van Anticipates becoming a Accountant in Law MICHAEL CHAMBERS ‘Майк Pisces Varsity Basketball Grand Master Flash Plans to major in computer science CELESTE CHAPMAN Ғее-Ғее Scorpio Rick James £ Tina Marie Hopes to become a criminal lawyer SOPHIA CHARLES Soupy Youth Advisory Council Luther Vandrous Nasty Girls Hopes to become an executive secretary RONNIE CLARK Omar Virgo Baseball Hopes to become a pro baseball player TRACI CLARK Malikadine' Capricorn Evelyn King- Love comes Down Hopes to become an executive secretary or a profes sional model AUDREY CLAYTON Audrey Gemini Swimming Plans to become an accounting clerk WH Г GEORGE COOPER NATHANIEL COOPER WENDY COOPER MARVIN COVIN MELVIN COVIN JAMES CRUZ DENISE DARBY LANARAN DIXON N Yi № | CARLTON DYER DAVID EVANS MICHAEL FALANA MARION FALCON DONELL FAULKS MICHAEL FEARS SONIA FENNELL PERNITA FLOYD ROBERT FOSTER KENNETH GIBSON SENIORS Up-Close And Personal GEORGE COOPER 'Coop' Scorpio Track Grand Master Flash Plans to attend the air force WENDY COOPER Nasty Girl’ Phyllis Hyman- Nasty Girl Plans to become successful MELVIN COVIN Cov-mobile Aquarius Football and Track Antici- pates on becoming successful in the business world or a profes MONIQUE FRAZIER PANZIE GARVIN sional football player JAMES CRUZ u Pisces Student Council, National Honor Society, Tennis, ፲ቭ and Class Officer Planet Control Plans to pursue a career in the business world or medical field DENISE DARBY Nasty Nesie” Taurus Cheerleading and Track Blue Magic Plans to attend the Marines and become a lab techini cian LANARAN DIXON 'Narrow ' Taurus Twirler ‘If this world was mind plans to attend the Navy CARLTON DYER Dyer Leo The Jackson's Plans to attend the Navy DAVID EVANS Tyquan Leo Pack Jam MICHAEL FALANA Big Mike Virgo . Hopes to become a well-known DJ DONELL FAULKS “AlSlick'' Libra Sharon Red- Beat the Streets . . Hopes to become successful MICHAEL FEARS Asmar Ali Aries Football Quincy Jones Plans to become a lawyer SONIA FENNELL Sha Leo Allied Health Program Aliesha Meyers- l want to thank you Hopes to become a computer operator. PERNITA FLOYD “ВооВоо” Са� сег Aliesha Meyers- l want to thank you Plans to become a secretary ROBERT FOSTER Goose Leo Baseball and Newspaper Disco Circus Hopes to become a successful businessman MONIQUE FRAZIER Nikkie Leo Raw Silk- Do it to the Music Plans to attend college and study computer science PANZIE GARVIN Kasima Libra Captain of the Color Guard . . . . Luther Van.- If this world was mind Plans to become an accoun tant LAMONT GORDON ERIC GRAHAM ANDRE GREEN KLYE GREEN SHARON HAMMONDS JEANETTE HARDRICK LISA HARPER THERESA HARRIS JEFFREY HAWTHORNE y TONY HOPES ነ ж. KEVIN HOWELL MICHELLE HEARNS SYLVIA HOOKER SENIORS Up-Close And Personal LLAMONT GORDON Technician Scorpio . . . Football Pack Jam . . . Hopes to become a pro football player ERIC GRAHAM “Майк” Scorpio Swimming and Soccer Hopes to be successful in life ANDRE GREEN Teddy Bear Aries Al-Jarreau Plans to become a commercial artist SHARON HAMMONDS Droopy Scorpio . . . Chorus Ray Parker Jr Plans to become a computer operator JEANETTE HARDRICK Ne ... Scorpio Tennis Team and Honor Society . . . Ray Parker Jr. Antcipates on becoming a nurse or computer engineer LISA HARPER Kahymah ... Leo... Twirller and Tennis Luther Vandrous Cheryl Lynn- If this world was mind Anticipates on becoming a medical doctor THERESA HARRIS Resa . Aquarius Chorus and Student Government Aliesha Meyers-'| want to thank you Plans to become an executive secretary. JEFFREY HAWTHORNE “Curly”... Taurus... Hopes to become a successful businessman MICHELLE HEARNS Sweet Chocolate Cancer Track, Cheerleader, Pep Squad, and Band . Don't throw it all away . . . Hopes to become an executive secretary SYLVIA HOOKER Lisa Pisces . Blue Magic- Chocolate Girl . . . Hopes to become successful in life. TONY HOPES “Hakeem” . . . Gemini . . . Whispers-''Love is where You Find It . Plans to become a lawyer. KEVIN HOWELL Omar Sagittarius Plans to become a Draftmen. ir’ ጋ ኤሪ THERESA HOWELL ANTHONY HUDLEY TRACY HUGEE MIA IRVING DARRICK JENNINGS CHRISTINA JEWELL ALFONSO JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON RONNIE JOHNSON hs LISA JONES JACQUELINE JONES ai, LOUIS JONES JACQUELINE JONES JUDY JONES SENIORS Up-Close And Personal ANTHONY HUDLEY The Claw Virgo Swimming Whispers- “Say Yes Hopes to become successful in life TRACY HUGEE “Cancer” Flag Twirler, Explorers Club, Yearbook Staff Cheryl Lynn Luther Vandrous- If this World was Mind Anticipates on become a registered nurse DARRICK JENNINGS Turtle' Taurus Football Quincy Jones Hopes to become a pro football player CHRISTINA JEWELL Tina Sagittarius Aliesha Meyers-''l want to thank you” Plans on becoming a secretary ROBERT JOHNSON 'Rameen'' Taurus Football and Wrestling Plans to attend the air force JACQUELINE JONES Big Jack Leo Tennis, Swimming, Softball, N.J.1.T this world was mine Plans to become a register nurse JACQUELINE JONES Jackie Sagittarius Track Luther Vandrous Cheryl Lynn If this world was mine' Plans to become a business administrator JUDY JONES Aknisa Virgo Basketball, Track, Color Guard Plans to attend to the navy LISA JONES Big Bird Capricorn Luther Van. Cheryl Lynn- If this world was mine Hopes to become a nurse or businesswoman LOUIS JONES Big Lou Libra Junior Class Officer, Student Govern ment Diana Ross- Lady Sings the Blues Hopes to be successful in whatever he pursue ái PAUL JONES SHELBY “sa, WANDA JONES NORMA JUDSON GREGORY KEARNEY TYRONE KIMBROUGH LINDA KING DONNA KNIGHT RANDY LAWSON VONCEIL LUCAS GREGORY LEWIS ROBERT MAJOR LISA LOMAX JENNY LOPEZ SENIORS Up-Close And Personal PAUL JONES P.J Pisces Plans to become a air condition and refregration engineer SHELBY JONES 'Cuddles” Gemini Junior Class President, NJIT Upward Bound, Honor Classes, Yearbook Staff, Fashion Show Coordina tor Luther Van.- Don't throw it all away Anticipates on becoming a lawyer WANDA JONES Shorty Cancer Cheerleaders Co-Captain Pack Jam Hopes to become a secretary NORMA JUDSON Tricia' Sagittarius Band, Basketball Manager Raw Silk- Do it to the music Anticipates on becoming a pediatri cian GREGORY KEARNEY Kareem Aries Football, Wrestling Blue Magic Teach me Hopes to become a singer TYRONE KIMBROUGH TKO Libra Baseball, Football Hopes to become a pro football player or baseball player LINDA KING Marie' Virgo Track Luther Van. Cheryl Lynn- If this world was mine' Plans to become successful in life DONNA KNIGHT “Dinko” Leo Flag Twirler Nasty Girls Plans to become a nurse RANDY LAWSON ‘Pops Gemini Plans on becoming an engineer GREGORY LEWIS Roudy Russell’ Gemini Basketball Blue Magic “Falling off the edge of a love affair Hopes to become successful in life LISA LOMAX “Leese” Aquarius Patti Austin James Ingrum- ‘Baby, come to те” Anticipates on becoming a lawyer VONCEIL LUCAS Von Aquarius Plans to become a secretary ROBERT MAJOR 'Pookie . . . Aries . . . Love come down Hopes to become a successful businessman TORRY McITYRE RUTH McLORIN PAMELA MILLER ь 4 CINDY MILLS FATIMAH MITCHELL ANGELINA MONTOSA JUDY MOORE TERRANCE MORRIS KIM M(INDINE HERMAN MURPHY SENIORS Up-Close And Personal TORRY McINTYRE Toe Virgo Participated in talent shows Endless Love Hopes to become an actor RUTH McLORIN Wimple' Scorpio . . . Band Plans to attend college and major in electronics or computer programming NEREIDA MELENDEZY Nery Scorpio Patti Austin James Ingrum- 'Baby, come to me Plans to become an airplane stewardess GERALD MILLER Master G Virgo Band, Football, Baseball . PAMELA MILLER Pam' Aquarius Track Anticipates becoming a CYTO Techinologist CINDY MILLS “Chumley” Aries Swimming, Flag Twirler ‚ Plans to ANGELA NORRIS DEBRA OUTLAW become a computer programmer FATIMAH MITCHELL “MEATBALL” Cancer Track, ECCupward bound, Captain of Cheerleader, President of Senior Class Very Special Plans to become a computer programmer ANGELINA MONTOSA Sexy Taurus Do the California Style Hopes to become a model JUDY MOORE Cookie' Aquarius Plans to become a data processor TERRANCE MORRIS “Tassan Ali Virgo Moody Anticipates on becoming a truck driver KIM MUNDINE Asmilah Scorpio Beat the Street’ Anticipates becoming an accountant or executive secretary HERMAN MURPHY 'Murf Sagittarius Football, Track Pack Jam Hopes to become successful in life ANGELA NORRIS Sweet Stuff . Leo Whispers- Just Say Goodbye Plans to attend the army DEBORAH OUTLAW Grand Мот” Aries Swimming Anticipates becoming a nurse ሃግ 5, = `Y KEITH OLIVER ROBERT PEACOCK ANITA PERKINS WANDA PERSON CA 4- А” CURTIS PLOWDEN MARCUS PRAYEAR ማክ Lec H STEPHEN QUINERLY DAVID RAMOS ANTHONY REASO N KIMBERLY REID BRENDA REVELLE MARIBEL RIVERA А. ۴ Я CARMEN ROBERTSON LEEVEE RODGERS FELICIA RODGERS JOHNNY RODRIQUEZ SENIORS Up-Close And Personal KEITH OLIVER Khalif Aries Band Pac-Jam ROBERT PEACOCK Sagittarius Moody Plans to attend the air force ANITA PERKINS Neet-Neet Taurus Golf Cheryl Lynn Lionel Richie The World could be Yours' Plans to become a teacher WANDA PERSON Wa: Wa Virgo Color Guard Patti Austin £ James І� агат-“ВаБу come to те’ Hopes to become a fashion designer CURTIS PLOWDEN Shawn' Capricorn Plans to attend the navy MARCUS PRAYEAR Mark the Kid' Libra Football Sharon Redd- Beat the Street Hopes to become a pro football player or fireman STEPHEN PURDIE “Purdie Aquarius Aliesha Meyers-'`l want to thank you’ Hopes to attend college or become a truck driver STEPHEN QUINERLY “Steve” Cancer Track Marvin Gaye-''Sexual Healing Hopes to be successful in life DAVID RAMOS Chino Scorpio ‘Eye of the tiger’ Plans to become a police officer KIMBERLY REID Kim Libra Nasty Girls’ Plans to attend Shaw University and major in law BRENDA REVELLE Brenny Leo Patti Austin James Ingram- “Baby, come to me MARIBEL RIVERIA Mari Aries Kool ይ The Gang-'Lady’s Night plans to become an accountant CARMEN ROBERTSON Shorty Sagittarius Pac-Jam Plans to become a secretary LEEVEE RODGERS ‘Lizard’ Leo Soul Sonic Force- ‘Planet Rock’ Plans to join the marines FELICIA RODGERS FeFe Sagittarius Patti Labelle-'| want to thank you Hopes to become a nurse JOHNNY RODRIQUEZ Virgo Hopes to become a doctor ቺ f LOUIS RODRIQUEZ DORA RYANS f DARREL SANDERS KEITH SANDERS DONNA SCHENCK CRYSTAL SCOTT TINA SCOTT VENUS SIMMONS i KAREN SMITH TERRY SMITH MICHELLE. SMITH SONDRA SMITH SENIORS Up-Close And Personal LOUIS RODRIQUEZ “Louie Aquarius Baseball, Wrestling Kool The Са� а- ‘You can have it Plans to become a computer analysis DORA RYANS 'Shelly Gemini Pep Squad, Chorus Luther Vandross ይ Cheryl Lynn- If this world was mine' Anticipates becom ing a computer scienctist DARREL SANDERS Doctor Woo' Scorpio Football Earth Wind ይ Fire Reasons Anticipates becoming a doctor KEITH SANDERS “Raheem” Sagittarius Baseball, Explorers Club, Year book Staff, Band, Homeroom Representitive CRYSTAL SCOTT “Shrimp Libra Pep Squad, Stevie Wonder Anticipates becoming a lawyer TINA SCOTT “Peanut Cancer Give me what you can't get back Plans to become a business administrator VENUS SIMMONS 'Hasana Cancer Explorers Club Planet Control Rock at your own risk Anticipates becoming a nurse or secretary KAREN SMITH “Latifah” Aries Nasty Girls Hopes to become a computer technician MICHELLE SMITH “Sweet Р” Pisces Band, Chorus, Explorers Club Nasty Girls Hopes to become an interior decorator or computer programmer SONDRA SMITH “Naimah” Scorpio Banner Carrier, Treasure of Student Gov . . Nasty Girls Hopes to become a nurse or secretary TERRY SMITH “Smooth” Aries Tennis, Basketball Teddy Pender grass Anticipates becoming a businessman WENDY SMITH TRACEE SUMTER ARMENTHA TERRELL KENNETH TERRELL LINDA TROTTY JACQUELINE TUCKER BENNY TYRELL MICHELLE TYSON DORIS VILLACIS WANDA WALKER BEVERLY WASHINGTON MICHELLE WASHINGTON PAMELA WARDRICK ZACHARY WARE SENIORS Up-Close And Personal WENDY SMITH Haniyyah Leo Cheerleader, Senior Treasure Nasty Girls Anticipates becoming a business administrator TRACEE SUMTER Stretch Capricorn Softball, Basketball Stephanie Mills Keep away girls Anticipates becoming a certified public accountant ARMENTHA TERRELL Mentie Aries Cheerleader Smokey Robinson, Silly Anticipates becoming a business administator KENNETH TERRELL 'Rock Scorpio Band, Со:еа Hopes to become a successful businessman LINDA TROTTY Momma Libra Planet Rock Plans to become an executive secretary JACQUELINE TUCKER 'Amirah Leo Aliesha Меуег-“І want to thank you Hopes to become a secretary MICHELLE TYSON Talibah Aries Pep Squad-Co. Captain Raw Silk- Do it to the music Hopes to become an accountant DORIS VILLACIS Shorty Aquarius Plans to become an interior designer or a clothes designer WANDA WALKER Hassana” Cancer Baby, come to me Glee Club, NJIT program, Explorers Club, Yearbook Staff Anticipates becoming an accountant PAMELA WARDRICK “Slugger” Virgo Softball, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Е.СС.Ц.В Anticipates becoming a computer programmer ZACHARY WARE Zack Libra Football, Golf Blue Magic Plans to become a computer maintance BEVERLY WASHINGTON Shahidah Scorpio Pac-Jam Hopes to become a beautician MICHELLE WASHINGTON Shafequah Sagittarius Cheerleader Sharon Redd 'Beat the Street Hopes to become a secretary WILLIE WASHINGTON CLARENCE WEBB MARCELLA WEBB DE'LOIN WEST KARLA WHEELER EILEEN WILLIAMS SHAVETTE WILLIAMS CLAYTON WILSON VINCENT WILSON CORNELLIUS YOUNG DELOIS WRIGHT REGINA WOODARD SENIORS Up-Close And Personal WILLIE WASHINGTON Chilly-Willie- Wash Sagittarius NJIT Program, Baseball Stevie Wonder- Ribbon in the Sky Hopes to become successful in life CLARENCE WEBB Rahim Scorpio Football Aliesha Meyers-' | want to thank you Plans to join the air force DE'LOIN WEST Cotton Leo Basketball, Chorus, Explorers Club Blue Magic Kool £ The Gang Plans to further his education and to become a successful businessman KARLA WHEELER Hassana Cancer Senior Class Secretary, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staff Anticipates becoming a nurse or model EILEEN WILLIAMS Libra Plans to attend college SHARVETTE WILLIAMS Cora or Sameerah Sagittarius Hostess Club 'Nasty Girls Plans to become a beautician CLAYTON WILSON Al-Raheem Virgo Track, NJIT College Bound Blue Maaic Hopes to become a sports coach REGINA WOODARD Gina Scorpio Captain of Twirlers Anticipates becoming a social worker = Bernadette 37 Cassandra 6 | Sharon Barber ዓ x 1 á : 7 - о б | ` ሠ та� ы) | JA i | ⁄ | ” y | =, y | p 18 | } ” i | қ | 2k | | ፦ Қ) ТОР TEN SCHOLARS The Top Ten seniors at Central are all members of the National Honor Society. They are not only academically proficient but also have outstanding qualities in character and leadership as well. This year one of the members, James Cruz, was awarded the fourth annual Irving J. Feist Youth Award by the New Jersey Chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Mr. Cruz was a leading light in an already elite group. From left to right, members of the Top Ten are Jeanette Hardrick, Bernadette Abney, James Cruz , Cassandra Brown, Teresa Harris, Sharon Barber, Doris Villacis, Norma P. Judson, Regina Anderson and Wanda Walker. On March 4, 1983, members of the senior class took a stroll down memory lane. Dressed in leather jackets, poodle skirts, bobby socks and oxfords, they relived the fiftees. The guys were crooning in the corridors while the girls admired them from afar. It was difficult to tell this was 1983. The bouffant hairdos, acapella singing, shoes and clothing were reminiscent of a time gone by. Pg. 74: To-Wanda Adams and Ronald Clark. Bottom Left-Toddy Brown and Rose Brown. Bottom Right Senior girls dressed in fifties outfits. Pg. 75: Top-A street gang of the fifties. Middle Left: M. Bowman and D. Colson. Bottom Right-A. Terrell and E. Graham. School То Me School To Me Is Nothing To Play Around With It Should Be Taken Very Seriously Your Math, English And Science Are Very Important, On This Subject Lies Your Reliance. You Can Not Get Ahead In This World Without А High School Education And If You Want To Get Ahead In This World You Must Have A College Degreel So You See School Is Nothing To Play Around With It Should Be Taken Very Seriously. Jacqueline Jones Saying Good-Bye Saying Good-bye Kinda Makes You Cry. And Leaving The School That Has Your Joy Pride. Departing Your Friends That You See Everyday. And Meeting Graduates Along The Way. No More Bells And Fire Drills For Now We Are Going To Where Everything = Is Still “ The Laughter The Hard Times We Shared Along The Way. It's Now In The Pass And Were Starting А f New Day. Report Cards And Suspension Will No Longer Exist. Because Now Is The Time We Get A Different Kinda List. The Teachers, The Principal And The Vice- “©; ргї� сїра1 Тоо 5 Will Probably Miss (15 More Than They Did ው The Class Of 82 A| Yes Were Young Adults Getting Ready To Y Tackle The World And Learning How То Deal With Other Younger Boys £ Girls А” Ме бау Ме Can't Wait Till We Get Out Of m This School. But Deep Down Inside Central Will Still Be S Cool Our Hearts And Minds Will Overflow When Leaving Big C AS Because Saying Good-bye Is Hard For The Class Of 83 € Rose Marie Brown | T A If ТШ. = - . — — Gt ‚РА, LP. э� ? E rl ر‎ а А ILC д Halloween Cancelled?! The spirit of these ghosts and goblins was not marred by the nationwide scare of tainted goodies аз Central celebrated the eve of All Saint's Day. The school appeared to have been taken over by creatures from another world. There were funny, scary, and otherwise strange beings in all the classrooms and corridors. From whence they came or where they retreated has never been sat- isfactorily explained. Bubble, Bubble Toil And Trouble The Devils in disguise аге: Pg. 80: Top Left-Eddie Scott and Eric Graham. Top Right-Cindy Mills. Bottom Left-F. Davis. Bottom Right- Denise Darby and Nathaniel. Pg. 81: Top-A group of freaky seniors. Middle Left-David Ramos. Middle Right-W. Smith, and J. Battle. Bottom- Keith Oliver and Gregory Lewis. 81 Goblins Lurk The Hallways Pg. 82: Top Left-C. Young. Top Right-J. Battle. Bottom Left-L. Harper and A. Beverly. Bottom Right-A group of seniors freaking out. Pg. 83: Top-J. Cruz. R. McLorin, T. Mcintyre. Bottom Right—A. Terrell, D. Evans, D. Darby, F. Mitchell 82 Hundreds of thundering wheels were whirling around the Twin City Roller Rink. Disco On Wheels On February 24, 1983, hundreds of thundering wheels were whirling around the Twin City Roller Rink. This event was the senior skating party. Sev: eral members of the senior class entertained their peers with precise and rhythmic moves on their skates. Many of the novice and less skilled, stum- bled and tumbled all evening. There were many bruised bottoms but few complaints. It was a highly charged and thoroughly enjoyed affair. Pg. 84: Top-Senior girls form a whip Bottom-Leroy Murphy. Pg. 85: Тор Right-Darry! Butler, Cindy Mills, Wendy Smith, Denise Darby and Greg Bey Bottom Right-Jammaine Battle and Louis Jones Pg. 86: Left-Rhonda Barnett looking for help. Top Right-T. Kimbrough and ል Baron. Bottom Right-C. Williams, E. Brown, and C. Mills. Pg. 87: Top Right-D Darbey and F. Mitchell. Bottom Left-D. Blye, D. Butler, T. Brown and L. Jones. Bottom Right-R. Woodard and M. Tyson A Bruising Night РееК-А-Воо uvenile was the name of the J game during Central's annual Childrens Day. Senior students seized this opportunity to dem- onstrate their interpretation of kiddie be- havior and let the hidden child in them emerge. The fashion conscious females displayed frilly dresses, bows, ribbons and anklets while their male counter- parts responded with shorts, suspend- ers and knee socks. The mood was less than austere as they delighted in games and playing pranks on one another. Jack and Jill would have been spared injury had they spent the day frolicking with our senior class. Above-Denise Darby and Fatimah Mitchell. Right: Louis Jones Top Left-Yvonne Baldwin. Top Right-Ruth McLorin Louis Jones and Armentha Terrell. Bottom Left-Jeanette Hardrick, Lanara Dixon and Theresa Harris. Bottom Right-Regina Woodard. ATHLETICS Baseball Track Swing Basketball Soccer Cross Country Softball Golf Tenis Football Wrestling lumpmo Pg. 92: Bottom Right-Keith Sanders slides safe ly into second. Pg. 93: Top Left-Willie Boxton is brushed back by an inside pitch. Bottom Right. Josh Moore, Ronald Clark and Willie Washington shout words of encouragement from the dugout he 1982 Blue Devil baseball team T brought Central H.S. its most suc cess і� 28 years. The hard-work, discipline and skill of its experienced club proved to be too much for city opponents, as the Blue Devils finished 10-2 in league play and grabbed a share of the City Championship. Returning seniors Jason Holcomb, Roy Melvin, Darrel Bulter, Ron Clark, and Willie Boxton will anchor the infield. The speedy Holcomb with the nifty glove is also a slugger with the bat. Summer play in the Essex County American Legion league helped Jason develop the “long ball as he lead the team in slugging percentage. Powerful Tyrone Kimbrough will contri- bute to a hard hitting and flett-footed lineup. Thebrawny senior has worked hard to develop his natural ability. Defensive specialists Willie Washington and Keith Sanders should anchor an ex: cellent throwning arms and a lot of base ball savvy. If these two guys can hit with consistency, Central might be awe- some this year. Though 1983 тау be considered a re- building year, the coaching staff will ex- pect only the best performance from their players. Disciplined fundumental training have recently characterized the Blue Devil program. (Inder the tutclage of Coaches Battaglini and Ballin, the Varsity club of 1983 should prove to be another winner. Blue Devils Sink Vikings Pg. 94: Danny Kelly behind the plate. Bottom Center: R. Melvin covering second base. Bottom Left- Team photo: Top Left: D. Maldanodo, J. Moore, K. Sanders, R. Clark, J. Sanders, A. Smith, Coach Battaglini. Bottom: T. Kimbrough, J. Holcomb, R. Melvin, R. Pastor, W. Boxton, V. Jiles, D. Butler, D. Kelly, W. Washington. Pg. 95: Right: Willie Boxton crossing the plate. р E N e = амы.” = ma Me Es - z ч� . + жр, Е Q ጩ +) g=] Q 2 Y 5 o= O 9 © Q መመ © Q а. o) Y ሁሙ 5 Sen Pa. 96: Top Left-D. Butler. Тор Middle-K. Sanders Top Right-Ronnie Clark checks for a sign. Bottom Left-R. Melvin and T. Kimbrough in dugout. Bot- tom Middle-W. Washington. Bottom Right: К. Mel: vin. Pg. 97: Top MiddleR. Clark. Top Right-W. Boxton. Bottom Left. T. Kimbrough. Bottom Right- J. Holcomb. The Central High softball team had a disap- pointing year. However, their determina- tion and courage was demonstrated in ev- ery game. With the loss of players coach Jordon, now needs talented pitchers. Her greatest task will be to develop a strong outfield. Return: ing players, Pamela Wardrick, Tracey Sumter, Stephanie Malone, Martha Town: send and Shakeeah Mitchell display great playing ability as they cover the infield. The outfield defense demonstrated by Lorie Riley, Angela Brown, and Cherly Queen seems always to be improving. Through 1982 was a disappointing year for the softball team, they are looking forward to a winning season in 1983. Pg. 98: Left-A. Wormley slies safely into second Right-Shelley Graham hustles across first base. 4 amo + erde des TAA A d Хх... “ ” Ж; А 4537 73 Get You Next Time Pg. 99: Тор Left-Martha Townsend at second. Top Right-Tracey Sumter makes play а! first. Bottom Left-S. Malone slides in safely. Bottom Right-S. Malone leaps in vain for line drive. Sophisticated Ladies Play It Safe Я TUE Ра. 100: Top Left-T. Sumter. Bottom Left- Team members: Front Row-L. Riley, J. Wilson, T. Sumter, A. Wormley, A. Brown, C. Queen, G. Featherstone Back Row- Coach Jordan, S. Malone, S. Mitchell, M. Townsend, M. Green, P. Wardrick. Pg. 101: Left-Stephanie Malone, Top Right- Pamela War- drick, Captain. Bottom Right- Stephanie Malone The Blue Devils Are Awesome The 1982 varsity football team got off to an explo sive start. The opening day opponents were the Roughriders of West Side. The Roughriders were thoroughly outplayed in this contest. This year's team was powered offensively by All- Essex County running back, Melvin Covin. He not only lead the team in scoring but also set a school record for rushing yardage. His total for one season is 1,178 yards. His running mates Marvin Covin and Edward Reed also lugged the ball for a considerable amount of yardage. All-State tackle Fred Bond lead the team defensively. His twenty solo tackles in one game lead the team. The defensive team, better known as the Crunch Bunch” made opposing re- ceivers and running backs tremble in their cleats. Alfonso Johnson, Tyrone Kimbrough, Vicent Wil- son, Derrock Jennings and Micheal Fears are also members of this outstanding defensive unit. Mike Judd, Charles Ferguson and Gregory Stewart coached the team through their hard and grueling practices producing a 5-22 record. Even though twelve seniors will be graduated, all the coaches remain opitmistic for next year. Ра. 102: Top Right-Quincy Kirkland drops back to pass. Bottom-Right Marvin Covin takes a vicious hit from an East Side defender. Pg. 103: Top Left—Melvin goes for six. Top Right Tyrone Kimbrough fights off block Bottom Right. All-State center Fred Bond fires off ball Pg. 104: Top Left T. Kimbrough makes а sack. Middle-M. Covin is ganged tackled by East Side defenders Top Right-Melvin Covin cuts up field for a substantial gain. Bottom-Members of the Blue Devils football team А Potent Blue Devil Offense ብቓ - i er Pg. 105: Top Right-Alfonso Johnson in pursuit of the ball carrier. Bottom Left-Edward Reed scores a touchdown. Bottom Right-Quincy Kirkland takes a snap from center Fred Bond The Crunch Bunch Defensive (Init Pg. 106: Top Left-Alfonso Johnson, All- City. Top Middle-Lamont Gordon Тор Right-Tyrone Kimbrough, All-City. Mid- dle Left-Derrick Jennings. Bottom Left- Marcus Prayear. Right-Co-Captain, Fred Bond, All-City, All Essex County and All-State. ፐከፎ Меа� Machine Offensive Unit Pg. 107: Top Left-Michael Fears. Top Middle-Marvin Covin. Top Middle Right- Zachery Ware Top Right- Vincent Wil- son. Bottom Right- Darryl Spruill. Left- Co-Captain, Melvin Covin, All-City and ልዘ Essex County. Terrance Ice Warren scores on a strong move to the basket Blue Devil “Blitz” Basketball The 1983 Blue Devil Basketball Team was just that; a team! Led by senior co-captains Greg Russ Lewis and Terry Smooth Smith. The team powered to its first City League title since 1975. There were many shared honors. Greg led in total points scored, while junior guard Terrance “Ice” Warren led in scoring average. Junior for- ward Nate “Frosty” Latta led in scoring percentage and Terry Smith handed out 9.1 assists per game Junior Tim Huff crashed the glass for the lead in rebound- ing averaging 14.5 per game. Seniors Don West and Mike Chambers added balance and experience. While juniors Mark Fergu- son, Kim Davis, Tyrone Brown, Ed Ingram and Mark Pitt provided excellent play off the bench and a nucleus for next year’s club. With their help and the addition of players from the Junior Varsity Champion- ship team we can proudly say: “О� се More In '84 . Cougars Claw Blue Devils Ра. 110: Top Left T. Huff, M. Chambers and T. Smith crash the glass. Bottom Left-G Lewis and T. Huff trap a Columbian player. Top Right-G. Lewis goes to the basket. Bottom Right T. Huff hustles back on defense. Pg. 111: Top Left. Two points for Terry Smooth Smith. Top Right Terrance Warren scores. Bottom Right-Coach Shcurtz calling the shots wie. DOCTORS OF THE a. HARDWOOD = rt її си n, Terry Smith. Right-Co-Captain, Gregory Lewis. Pg. 113: Left: Mic ርፎ М. Latta, T. Smith, Tbrown, ሶላ. Pitts, Coach Blue Lady Blue Devils Shoot For The Тор During the 1982-83 season, the girls bas- ketball team was made up of eleven hard working and dedicated young la- dies. Through long, grueling hours of practice our lady Blue Devils developed into a fine basketball squad. Great ef- forts were clearly demonstrated. Our ex- tra-ordinary athlete is point guard Wan- da Adams. She had 1,089 career points, 486 assists, 157 steals with a 25 point game average. Our record this year was 12-5, a record that shows fine improve- ment in our lady Blue Devils. In the up coming year we are looking forward to seeing great plays from our star guards, Nadine Fisher, Judy McKenzie, and Tonya Toms. To Wanda Adams we would like to say your spirit and determination was ap- preciated by all. Pg. 114: Тор Left-Wanda Adams leading the fast break throws down a layup. Top Right-Kimberly Roper positions herself for a rebound. Bottom Right-Nadine Fisher scores two points. Pg. 115 Top Lady Blue Devils: left to right-S. Warden, T Sumter, V. Charles, C. Tenton, K. Roper, Coach, Williams, M. Townsend, J. McKenzie, T. Toms, А Easter, Captain, W. Adams, ЇЧ. Fisher. Bottom Left-Wanda Adams takes a jumper amidst a host of Arts High defenders Wanda Helps То Саде Jaquars Pg. 116: Top Left-Nadine Fisher is trapped by two Arts High defenders. Top Right-T. Toms goes up for rebounds. Bottom Left-T. Sumter goes up with a jumper. Bottom Right-W. Adams drives to the basket. Pg. 117: Тор Left-W. Adams goes up with а jumper. Bottom Right-Coach Williams talks strategy. Sensational Seniors Pg. 118: Top Right-Wanda prepares to shoot. Bottom Right-Judy scores. Pg. 119: Top Right-Tracey Sumter Bottom Left-Wanda Adams shoots a jumper. Bottom Right-Coach Williams surveying the situation Breaking Barriers The boys and girls indoor and outdoor track team had a stupendous season with Angie Pulliam and Leticia Beverly leading them to victory. Their competi- tive spirit has spurred the team on to capture numerous sectional titles. This gifted group of young women and men have managed to ignite school spirit with individual as well as team winning feats. The highlights of the season ac- cording to coaches Cole and Stewart, were the record setting times in the girls mile and 880 relay during the Plainfield Invitational. The boys and girls also shattered records at Princeton, during the high school relay championships. With a nucleus of extraordinary sopho- mores and juniors, both coaches feel quite confident that the Blue Devils will repeat as state champs. Pg. 120: Top-George Cooper tries to pull away. Bottom Right-Angie Pulliam. Pg. 121: Top Left-C. Perguar hands baton to S. Quinerly. Top Right-Angie Pulliam breaks away from the West Side opponent. Bottom Left-Debbie Kemp keeping up a fast pace. Bottom Right-C. Wilson completes his first lap. Pg. 122: Top [.6ቪ-5. Quinerly prepares for race. Top Right-A. Smith taking the turn. Bottom Right-G. Perguar handing off the baton to A. Popolizo. Bottom Left-Members of the team; D Spriull, G. Perguar, V. Baker, A. Smith, P. Murphy, Coach Cole, A. Smith, J. Keith, W. Alston, G Bey, K. Vickers, N. Washington, S. Quinerly, A. Popolizo, C. Wilson, G. Cooper Blue Devils Capture Championship Pg. 123: Top Left-L. Beverly and R. Carr celebrate their victory. Тор Right-L. Beverly breaks tape Bottom Left- Members of the girls team: Coach G. Stewart, P. Miller, E. Grover, A. Pulliam, D. Kemp. S. Taylor, Coach S. Cole, B. Moore, B. Livingston, A. Oglesby, T. Hatcher, L. Beverly, R. Carr, D. Smith. Strike (Ip The Band At the Central football games when the gun shot officially sounded a show began. (Inder the direction of Carlos Fransis and drum majorette Norma Judson, the Central High marching band entertained the fans with the musical expertise. For the spectators halftime pleasure the band played their version of Nasty Girls, Beat the Street, and Planet Rock, with featured solos by Darryl Blye on trumpet. And not only did they play these songs well, but they marched impressively in a disci plined drill marching routine. The Central High Marching Band was pleasing to both the eye and ear. Pg. 124: Top-Charles Canty and Sandra Tyson preparing to blow up a storm during halftime. Bottom Left-Marching band members taking a breather. Right-Darryl Blye performing during halftime. Pg. 125: Top Left-Winfred Hawkins and Kevin Freemen lead the trumpet section in a rendition of Nasty Girls. Bottom: Band mem- bers assemble for a group photo. Spirited Devils On The ኤኤ. | 4 2 Pg. 126: Тор Left-L. Siliax, Top Middle- R. Woo- dard, Captain. Top Right: Squad members. Bot: tom Left- М. Judson, Majorette. Bottom Middle-L. Dixon. Bottom Right-D. Knight, Captain. Pg. 127: Top MiddleC. Brown. Top Right P. Garvin; Cap- tain. Bottom Left-J. Jones. Bottom RightH. Bowles. i ‘i МА M t p 11) - 1%: ІМ o Y i ' |; | 1 i - М ነ 1111 111 OO РАП! РАП! Rah! Rah! Rah! Gusto is not the only thing our cheerleaders have going for them. Much skill and talent are required for the acrobatic feats performed by this group. Their hard work and determina: tion are not in vain, however. They cheer Central's Football and Basketball teams to victory and induce the enthusi- asm of their fans. а. Q... alm AA Pg. 128: Left-Cherese Dixon Bottom Right-A. Young. Pg. 129: Top Left-Mascot, Tamisha Johnson. Top Right- Cheerleaders doing their routine. Bottom-P Cray, L. Lacewell, T. Dickinson, S. Wilson, B. Bing, K. Terrell, A. Young, C. Robinson, F. Mitchell, M. Washington, W. Smith, D. McClain, T. Johnson Cheerleaders Help Support School Spirit == y سس‎ ирд рд. 130 Тор Left- ል. Young а� а W. Jones perform routine 81 Hillside Tournament. Top Right: Michelle Washington. Bottom Left Captain, Fatimah Mitchell. Bottom Left-Cheerleaders perform during timeout. Pg. 131 Top Left: D. Darby. Top Right-W. Smith. Bottom Right-Co- Captain. W. Jones. ORGANIZATIONS Honor Society TAN. 5 langen, Staff Hostess Club Math Club Work Study Essex County Upward Bound мде Council VAC Club wiure Nurses Club lack History Club Cog w Те� Staff ASTIRA Club Engish Club Chorus ላ” бри 59 © «ም «е አ� ЭТЕРІРІМ” OUT INTO SPRING FASHIONS Last year the junior class sponsored a Spring Fashion Show. This was to prepare them for their senior year, 1983. The show was April 30, 1982 was composed of models from schools throughout the city and surrounding areas. This fashion ex- travaganza featured two guest models. The debonair, Billy Jones modeled sport and outwear from the collections of Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein. One of the many items Mr. Jones modeled was a double-brested suit designed by Calvin Klein. It featured peaked lapels and a new looking higher waist. Mrs. Vernettee Harris modeled luxurious fashions from the Gloria Pg. 135: Top Left-Lorie King from Clif- ford Scott High School. Bottom Left- Wali Hakim. Right-Manuel Cruz and Bil- ly Jones. Vanderbilt and Willi Smith collections. Mrs. Harris featured a pleated jumpsuit with matching draped jacket. The presence of Vernette Harris and Billy Jones not only added a refreshing change of pace but also a flair of professionalism. Elaborate colors and refreshing new designs made this an evening to be long remembered. Perhaps future senior class will bank upon this affair that was both financially rewarding and a social success. Pg. 136: Top Left-Maria Ramos. Middle-April Davis a student model from East Orange High. Top Right Central's own, Manuel Cruz. Bottom-Make-up artist Joey Calendar applies the finishing touches. Pg. 137: Top Left-Coordinator and professional model Vernette Harris and Mona Boone from Arts High. Right-Professional model Billy Jones These members of the Central High School Essex County Col- lege Upward Bound Program have participated in the pro gram for four years. This very intensive academic program in- cludes mandatory tutoring and much studying. It trains the student for college work. Мет- bers of this elite group are: F. Mitchell, R. Brown, P. War drick, T. Brown, G. Rhodes, J. Battle, S. Barber, F. Bryant. The legislative body at Central consists of S. Mitchell, Repre- sentative, L. Jones, Represen- tative, P. Cray, Representative, T. Huff, Representative, А. Young, Representative, A. Be- verly, Parliamentarian, J. Cruz, President, S. Barber, Business Manager, J. Braime, Vice-Presi- dent, S. Smith, Representative, T. Harris, Representative, Ad- viser, Mrs. Hobbs. They are an elective group and take respon- sibility for coordinating Black History Week, Homecoming Pageant, fashion shows and other activities of our entire student body. They served their fellow students well and should feel proud of their achievements. County (Ipward Bound Hostess Club ] School functions are made more intimate and home like thanks to the members of the ai Hostess Club. It is headed by Mrs. Hobbs. These Central High H students even go so far as to don their aprons and bake cookies for our guests. They actually serve as the school's official hostesses for events such the Parents Teachers As: sociation and various other school activities. These young ladies and gentleman receive an invaluable learning exper- ience in protocol and etiquette. It is an experience from which they can draw for many years to come. The members of the 1983 Hostess Club include from left to right - T. Smith, R. Mitchell, T. Hall, P. Cray, T. ልዮ rington, T. Harris, Y. Lott, H. Brown, A. Young, K. Stinnett, A. Judd. Future Nurses Club The main feature of this club is in the line of guidance prepara: tion for testing, writing letters (ጅግ of seeking character references Мүге уй and discussing the types of nursing programs. The Future Nurses Club also affords the student participant an opportu- nity to have exposure to the nursing profession on all levels and aids the student in actual future career selection. National Honor Society А The members of this illustrious group are: Front-D. Pinder, J. Cruz, L. Castillo, D. Villacis. Back-K. Johnson, J. Hardrick, B. Abney, C. Brown, N. Judson. In the past few years the National Honor Society has consistently widened the scope of its activities and this year's group is no exception. No longer just an honorary association, the society performs valuable services for the school. According to Mrs. Reed, this year's advisor, the members of the organization tutor students who have deficiencies in certain subjects. Membership of the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, service, leadership and character. Each student has to have a minimal grade average of 3.0. Council Honors Student Leader James Cruz, student council president, at Central High School, has been awarded the fourth annual Irving J. Feist Youth Award given by the New Jersey Chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews The award was made Thursday night at a dinner at the Meadowlands Hilton. Joseph A. Volker, director of programs for the con- ference, named the award winner at the group's annual prayer breakfast at the 744 club in Newark The award is given in memory of Feist, a prominent Newark businessman who served as chairman of the conference's’ New Jersey region for 10 years. It is pre sented annually to a New Jersey youth judged most outstanding in his or her commiment to school and community life. “І� recognition of the principles of the Na- tional Conference of Christians and Jews, it is given to a young man or woman who reaches out beyond his or her own ethnic, racial and religious background to promote intergroup understandings and coopera: tion, said Volker. The award included a $200 cash scholarship. Cruz is a member of the National Honor Society at Central High School and is involved in a broad range of church and community activities in addition to main- taining an excellent academic record. He has been active in activities at the James Street Neighborhood House for seven years and also is active with its youth escort for senior citizens and neighborhood children Among other offices, Cruz is vice-president of the St. Patrick's Youth Club (Newark) and this year received the Parish's Confra ternity of Christians Doctrine Award. Cruz plans to attend Montclair State College after graduating from Central High to ma jor in business administration. He is the son off Gladys Cruz of Burnet Street Article appears through the courtesy the Star-Ledger February 25, 1983. Memories At 2:30 PM when most of the student body exited, the action in the art room picked up. Under the direction of Robert A. Fuller, year book advisor, and co-editors Norma Judson and Bernadette Abney, a group of dedicated seniors created this collection of memories. Pam Wardrick, Doris Villacis and Toddy Brown labored over layouts with the help of Torry McIntyre, Karla Wheeler, Ruth Mclorin and Darryl Butler. They designed pages and determined the cropping of pic- tures. The literary staff, under the direction of Shelby Jones and Wanda Walker, cooridinated the pictures with written pieces. Linda Castillo and Ruth Mclorin were instrumental in developing the senior section. The sports staff was managed by Wanda Adams. These four groups worked together with one goal in mind- a successful yearbook packed with life lasting memories of the high school days. Torry Mcintyre Layout —“ Karla Wheeler Layout Pam Wardrick Layouts, Sports е� ” Ж | 2 | Toddy Brown Activities Ruth McLorin Layout, Seniors Bernadette Abney Co-Editor, Literary Tracy Hugee Sports || =. _ Pg. 142: Top Right-W. Walker cropping pictures. Middle-L. Castillo selecting candid pictures. Bot: tom Left-Mr. Fuller explains typography to class. Bottom Right-D. Villacis works on layouts for sen: ior section. Pg. 143: Top Left-Mr. Robert A. Fuller, yearbook advisor. Middle Right-Staff members dis- cuss and ponder new ideas. Middle Left-N. Judson working on layouts. ያመ 1111 T M Darryl Butler Layout, Sports a = 4 ج‎ о на + چچ‎ — MIT 5 |! 5 = T4 =: 22 ው E А ! p pm ; же : x i سے‎ — | 4 2 E - = { ር ፦ ы 5 Жы з ' i | Қа. ው — : er ' т ሙ = ==. 2a� . i m = 15 i ai , ነ 4 М ' ! 1 ( um a і o. 4 | LI К SUPERLATIVES Desi Dressed = CM ——. c — EE mco ELM =. — y — — Ra Ae os. TTL. Ace M n V m жа T osi Athletic Most AMbIIOUS SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Pg. 146: Wendy Smith and Terry Smith. Below- Karla Wheeler and Deloin West. Top Left- Celeste Chapman and Alphonso Cohen. Middle Left- Sharon Hammonds. Bottom Left- Donna Knight and Gregory Lewis. SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Fatimah Mitchell and Gerald Miller Wendy Smith and Keith Sanders Sharon Hammonds and Micheal Fears Hollie Bowles and Marvin Bowman SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Top Right-Wanda Jones and Gregory Lew- is. Middle Right-Celeste Chapman and Mar- vin Covin. Bottom Right-Michelle Tyson and Darren Ward. Bottom Left-Cindy Mills and Kevin Mason. SUPERLATIVES Most Ambitious Linda Castillo and James Cruz Theresa Harris and Tony Hopes Jeanette Smith and Kenneth Terrell Denise Darby SUPERLATIVES Most Ambitious Below - Kim Mundine and Herman Murphy. Top Right-Norma Judson and Louis Jones Middle Right-Sharron Barber and Joseph Braimm. Bottom Right-Wanda Walker and Willie Washington. SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Denise Darby and Kevin Mason Fatimah Mitchell and Marcus Prayear Wanda Jones Michelle Hearns and Lamont Gordon SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Top Right- Wanda Adams and Fred Bonds. Middle Right- Pamela Wardrick and Za- chary Ware. Botton Right- Wendy Smith and Keith Sanders. Bottom Left- Lananran Dixon and Melvin Covin. SUPERLATIVES Most Witty Fatimah Mitchell and Terrance Morris Wendy Cooper and Ronald Clark Venus Simmons and Louis Rodriguez Christopher Coats SUPERLATIVES Most Witty Top Right- Marvin Bowman. Middle Right- Michelle Washington and Willie Washing- ton. Bottom Right- Vonceil Lucas and Greg- ory Lewis. Bottom Left-Sharon Hammonds and Eric Graham. SUPERLATIVES Most Talented Traci Clark and Marvin Covin Rhonda Barnett and Torry Mcintyre Darryl Blye Crystal Scott and Terry Smith SUPERLATIVES Most Talented Above-Fatimah Mitchell and Gerald Miller. Top Right-Linda King and Louis Jones. Bot- tom Right- Karla Wheeler and Deloin West. EI x Ей SUPERLATIVES Most Talkative Pam Miller Shavette Williams and Willie Washington Karen Smith and Darryl Sanders Allen Barron SUPERLATIVES Most Talkative Above-Traci Clark and Ronald Clark. Top Right-Rhonda Barnett. Bottom Right-Shar- on Hammonds and Tony Hopes. SUPERLATIVES Least Talkative Below-Sharon Barber and John Anderson. Top Right-Linda Castillo and Carlton Dyer. Bottom Right-Beverly Washington. SUPERLATIVES Least Talkative Above-Armentha Terrell and Terry Smith. Top Right-Ruth McLorin and Robert Lassiter. Bottom Right-Kevin Howell. February 9, 1983, was a special day at Central High. Our school became colorful, exciting, jovial, aspiring, inspiring, jubilant and torrid. Centralites witnesses a well planned fashion show under the direction of Mr. Angelo Ellerbee. He is a top notch fashion designer and a writer for Essence Maga- zine. Mr. Ellerbee is a product of the Newark School System; he has become very successful in New York and on the international circuit. The lovely models were truly outstanding. The program also included several dance routines by the Spectrum Dance Company. Mr. Jay Jenkins was the choreographer. The show was produced by Sunrise Produc- tions in celebration of Black Histo- ry Month. Both groups communicated well with the audience. Every dancer and model had his her own dis- tinct style. The theme was: the history of tomorrow is in the youth of today. Model- Emily Winslow, Designer- Michel Kill- gore and Celia Sweet Emily Winslow- Model, Designers- Michel Kill gore and Ceilia Sweet Model- Sue, Designer- Angelo Eller- bee © ሆን © Co 4 ፦ б чы E О 165 Bab + ፌሥ | urn] өш ент а� 6 | vonauawn- Who’s Who . Audrey Clayton . Keith Sanders Hollie Bowles Eric Graham . Crystal Scott Brenda Revelle Jacqueline Jones . Fatimah Mitchell . Ellen Brown . Monique Frazier . Darryl Blye . Regina Anderson . Lisa Lomax . Blendine Alexander . Kimberly Reid . Wanda Jones . Denise Darby . Sophia Charles . Nereida Melendez . Linda Castillo . Lamont Gordon . Marcus Prayer . Doris Villacis . Johnny Rodriquez . Zoraida Perez . Rhonda Barnett . Sharon Hammond . Lisa Harper . Jermaine Battle . Darrell Butler . Wanda Adams . Tracee Sumter . Debra Outlaw . Donna Colson 35. Toddy Brown 36. Michelle Tyson 37. Ronnie Clark 38. Michelle Washington 39. Linda Trotty 40. Migdalia Lopez 41. Micheal Fears 42. Cindy Mills 43. Rose Marie Brown 44. Wendy Smith 45. Shelby Jones 46. Curtis Plowden 47. Pamela Wardrick 48. Donna Knight 49. Corneluis Young 50. Regina Woodard 51. Wanda Walker 52. John Anderson 53. Sondra Smith 54. Celeste Chapman 55. Marvin Bowman 56. Norma Judson 57. Ruth McLorin 58. Armentha Terrell 59. Lananran Dixon 60. Louis Jones 61. Shavette Williams 62. Christina Jewell 63. Karen Smith 64. Juanette Smith 65. Karla Wheeler 66. Angela Norris ADVERTISING То ту darling niece Kim, we hope the future wholes only CRE DIIS the best for you. May you have happiness and success in all you do. Why worry? Pray, ask and it shall be given to you. Seek ye shall find: knock and it shall be open unto d Best wishes and good luck, COG 54. PEN STAFF Love ; Aunt Charlotte and family Editors Norma Judson and Bernadette Abney P.S. Remember to read Palm 23 when you are worry or in Literary E Shelby Jones doubt. Senior Section Linda Castillo Activity and Sports . Wanda Adams and Toddy Brown Faculty Section Pam Wardrick Art Maurice Lomax and Doris Villacis Photography Robert A. Fuller Typist Wanda Walker Professional Photographer Beim Photographers Yearbook Adviser Mr. Robert A. Fuller Karla Wheeler, Tracy Hugee 88, Lisa Harper, Darrel Blye 00 en Ruth McLorin, Darrel Butler at ዘ Torry Mclntyre And to the Митегоиз Other Individuals Who Made This Publication Possible. Mr. Rodney Ashby Mr. Robert Fuller Senior Class Adviser Yearbook Adviser Congratulations to the Class of 1983 From Congratulations Honey 1 am so proud of you, there are no words that could express how happy 1 am for you. You have accomplished an important goal in life. You are everything that a mother would want for a daughter. My only wish for you now, is to always be independent, happy and most of all, whatever you decide to be, or do in life be good at it. Love Your mother, Brenda Mundine Congratulations And Best Wishes Planned Parenthood Essex County Teen Health Education Program 15 Washinqton Street Newark, New Jersey, 07102 Right to Left: Top Row- Vita Ortiz, Ira Thomas, Renee Nolmes, George Ryder, Nadine Pollock, Sam Snelborough. Bottom Row-Rhonda Scales, Torry McIntyre, Michele Jenkins. Best Wishes To The Class of '83 And Rhonda S. Barnett BUS. 824-7283 Nobby Men's Shop BEAUTY CULTURE Congratulations, Graduates 232 Springfield Ave Gla-Mour Beauty Salon Newark, New Jersey MODERN HAIRSTYLING SHIRLEY DAUGHTRY 111 ELIZARETH AVE Pror o NEWARK. N. J Congratulations To The Class of 1983 And Congratulations to my grandaughter. 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Juanita Abney Louis £ Angie Nutter The Nutter Family the year in retrosp = o Gü = + = 1 1 es т = а W W G a m w a ТА am +5, 12 million American workers were without jobs by November, as contin- ued layoffs in the auto, steel and ma- chine-tool industries pushed unem- ployment to a postwar high of 10.8 percent. - Braniff airlines went bankrupt. - In a bizzare mass murder, seven people died when they swallowed Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide by an unknown killer. - The Argentinians took over the Falk- land Islands. - “E.T. phone home” became the over: worked phrase of the year. : The National Footbal League players struck for higher pay, forcing the can- cellation of eight regular season games. - Rickey Henderson of the Oakland A's set a new mark of 130 stolen bases. - A new memorial was dedicated in Washington, D.C. to the 57,939 Americans who died in Vietnam. - Central wins its first City Basketball Championship in six years. - Legendary jazz pianist Hubie Blake dies at the age of 100. : New Jersey was hit with the worse blizzard in ten years. - University of Georgia running back Herschel Walker, signed a contract with the New Jersey Generals of the USFL, for a reported 6 million dollars. - Billy Martin returns to manage the New York Yankees for the third time, Survey In a random sampling the Cog 'N' Pen Staff surveyed one hundred seniors at Central High to discover student favorites of 1983. Favorite Movie- 48 Hours E.T The Extra-Terrestrial Favorite T.V Program- Dynasty Favorite Female Entertainer- Diana Ross Favorite Male Entertainer- Eddie Murphy Favorite Song: Endless Love Truly Favorite Dance- Smurf Favorite News Event- The shoot- ing of President Ronald Reagan The Tylenol Scare. Favorite Sports Figure- Julius Ir- ving AUTOGRAPHS FR Bu DAS 23 ፈት. Ре КШК NEDO ДЫ езү