Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

oa. oe ie 4 U4 ; 4 ii 4 a ie RELA RROD SN es ha peony Mig at yy ne) Table of Contents Introduction ..... pg. 2 INGCAOGINICS. 6304 occas pg. 7 COPS Se eo ys Lia e pg. 11 Seniors-La Premiere GIASSE Vc 4 inh oa pg. 49 Underclassmen ... pg. 93 Baculty y tos oo. pe. 129 SPOECS 2) eh ere ies pg. 137 Milestone 1980 An Elegant Touch of Class Our new field house... . An Elegant Touch Pa ee rom lime rsn Yolanda Stancil, Chris Loiseaux, Jade Hawkins ffery Merritt, Glen Black ef —_ Just think next year Ill have a ring just like that. rad What is Excellence? It is the fa NEW DECADE -.. an ELEGANT James B, Conant: instructs us None finer! ct or condition of Surpassing, over or above. Our theme is,A TOUCH OF CLASS! It motivates each of us to achieve his Own personal mark of excellence, on. this subject when he writes, “Each honest calling, each Tun our race and achieve our goals, As we run this race we may stumble and we ma opening the door to beginnings and “Eternal Su We will be the markers of eternal success, With class and Style, we will do better than the rest. Our touch is elegant and oh so effective! We shall always be strong looking through broad Perspectives. HOM ry LAL dl of this, I bett as REV tyes I = ) “rigs, TO Pra 1g me PHUBS fq 4 We will achieve our goals to their fullest extent. And never fall short nor shall we quit. But if for some reason we should be delayed. We know that with help and much self-confidence ! | ccess”, aristocracy bases on excellence of performance”, and given it our best, We have come together in unity to y fall, but as we depart a new decade begins Editor-in-Chief Yolanda L. Stancil We shall again make our claim. We will be the markers of eternal success, We shall always do our best. Hassana B. Haqq “80” She’d better like this ring, it cost me a fortune. Here’s my signature, I'll be famous someday ...I They gave me the wrong Thisisa very interesting yearbook ... why don’t we look at this at hope! size! my house? You've had that book so long you could have written it yourself. i rr spsyy = pe My head is too big for this one too! Hey, what’s this thing? Left to right: H. Thompson, L. Howard, R. Carter, G. Greene, C. Guy, H. Haqgq, J. Springer, O. DesVignes, Mrs. Bell, A. Bell (Tony), Y. Stancil, H. Henderson, Director of Cerebral Palsy Cen- ter. Class officers, the advisor, and principal share in the happy moment. Union County Cerebral Palsy Direc- tors chat with Tony, his mother, Gary Greene, Student Council president, and Mr. Henderson who made a large donation from Mc- Donalds’ of Plainfield. Seas POLL THE HUMAN TOUCH Along with “AN ELEGANT TOUCH OF CLASS,” the CLASS of “80” has displayed the true meaning of “THE HUMAN TOUCH.” Operation Wheelchair took time and money, but it was for a good reason, making it all worthwhile. As we proceeded with Operation Wheelchair our thoughts were of making some one else happy. Our goal to show the community that we do care about others was met. Here we expressed our ap- preciation just for the opportunity to do it. Seeing Tony’s face when we presented the wheelchair to him was a delight in itself] ACADEMICS HS Bin 3 % _ xX Z fi: =a : 1 j é lip 3 j rd aX + rac ome SO omy io Be Ry €. : ‘ a . os ‘€ 4 Another day, another -lecture. I knew I should have studied. Man, this is a breeze! But the pool can’t go into the living room! ... by compressing the liquid... Hmmm, Othello marries Desdamona and... 8 Is it collagenous fibers or intercalated discs? Just think, after this is I knew I could get in without a pass! I wish I could have this car. 9 Together we will make an academy award winning film. pean Sh Oops, I missed that stupid ball. Could somebody please explain how this thing works? 10 Don’t be so conceited. on’t say a word. National Honor Society 1st Row left to right: D. Wilson, D. Harris, C. Mulvaney, J. Wislon, J. Coney. 2nd Row left to right: J. Perry, D. Freeman, Y. Berry, H. Hagg. 3rd Row left to right: M. Henry, C. Mulvaney, S. Talbot, V. Rountree, O. DesVignes. 4th Row left to right: Y. Stancil, E. Southgates, D. Harris, G. Byers. The Henry Banta Chapter of the National Honor Society aims to foster the ideals of scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice among its members. Membership in the Society is limited to juniors and seniors. The organization gave service to the school by lending assistance in various school activities, such as tutoring, coor- dinating the annual Red Cross Blood drive, and assisting with the Special Olympics Day program. Kneeling left to right: R. West, R. House, P. Jones. Standing left to right: S. Thorpe (advisor), R. Carter, G. Joaquim, M. Mallory, T. Morgan, E. Townsend, D. Daws, P. Brown. M Left to right: E. Townsend, P. Brown vs a Left to right: R. Carter, T. Morgan Calligraphy Club 5 The club members study beautiful handwriting and learn how to do stylized letters. A-V Squad This group of students selected from a large student body is dedicated to exhibiting their talents in the technical field of sound, lighting and staging. The hours devoted to these endeavors are countless and require many afternoons of “setting-up” and evenings of “performances”. The A-V Squad are the unheralded heroes of almost all production that are held in the Plainfield High School Auditorium, both school related and non- school related. S. Thorpe, Advisor Left to right: D. Daws, R. West Mrs. A. Grossman, Advisor. He Plop, Plop, Fiz, Fiz, oh what a relief it is!! Ah... Concert Choir THE PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Concert Choir Director Ms. Heather Lee Singers involved in this organization par- ticipate musically in school wise and community affairs. Students selected are required to attend a minimum of two rehearsals weekly. Xmas Carolling at the Red Cross, Senior Citizens Center and the Y.W.C.A. were included on the agenda of the 1979-80 P.H.S. Concert Choir. R. Reid, L. Dixon, T. Womack, Ms. Lee Ss ls “How Do I Sound?” Arlene Adams, Rachelle Jasper dAl-Le-Lu-lag Back Row: left to right G. Weisbrot, D. Young, S. Wolfe, E. Arphee, K. Rhoden, T. Halsey, J. Smith, C. Gillette. Middle Row: C. Hunter, E. Houser, V. Yurgel, J. Wallace, J. Campbell, B. McVay, V. Hunter. Front Row: A. Jones, G. McGill, E. Var- salone, S. Johnson, R. Marchishin. The Library Council is a service club. Library aides assist in the circulation of books, processing, use of media tools equipment, sponsor of special programs and happenings the Library Media Center could not function without them. lt E.J ohnson, W. Johnson, M. Johnson, L. Taylor, R. McLane, B. Jasper. ECG CALOOOLC OOS Ot? 0G we P. Boone, J. Smith, R. Marchino, B. McVay, J. Campbell, S. Hunter, E. Hunter GhRR ELAR OCR A ELA OAC Domino Library Council, and Chess Clubs Chess Club Chess is a game of logic and strategy which requires a certain degree of mathematical skill. In order to become a successful chess player, one needs self-discipline, concentration and sufficient practice. The club is open to those students who show interest and are willing to play. Individual skills and strategies can be improved through competition m8 among students, themselves, or with Chess Club had we members from other school systems. i —Mr. S. Samim Chess Club Advisor Domino Club Standing: E. Lopez, R. Toro, I. Velez, J. Valentin, Mrs. E. Moran, D. Saenz, C. Velez, A. Urena, O. Montenegro, D. Rivera. Sitting: G. Ar- don, L. Velasquez, R. Rosales, P. Guas. The Library Council is a service club. Library aides assist in the circulation of books, processing, use of media tools and equipment, and sponsor special programs and happenings. The Library Media Center could not function without them. D. Jones Library Council: Sitting: R. Marchishin, V. Yurgel, K. Farley, P. Martin, J. Campbell, E. Varsalone, B. McVay, K. Rhoden. Standing: S. Wolfe, M. Johnson, S. Johnson, T. Halsey, E. Orphee, V. Hunter, C. Hunter, E. Hauser, T. Griffin, D. Young, A. Ellis, D. Jones, Advisor. { : j i The Chess Club ... blowing their minds. So “Soap Operas Just Worry Me” Mrs. Harris, NBHS “How Dare You Pick Leonard Thomas SOG ONUIT En ellantancdationinewon sti awe ee se eecinguerinnas Bites. “Who Gave Me This Sex-Ed Book?” 7 spicious.” We're G e Will Get Susp Media, NBILS Page rest Bven If Tt Ki ms Pat, PHS Majeda Haqq PHS Meloney Minor, PHS Yk | ai “We better Stop Meeting Like This © Americo Mrs. Harris 18 “We wear short shorts!” a i. wy i g “Mommy, when can we leave?” Madames Watt, Baker, Hopkins — Coun- selors for U.B. 5 minute Breau 19 “Upward Bound. PHS students who study at Rutgers UNIV. L-R Mrs. Harper, Carl Wade, Isaic Prince, D. Thomas, M. Haqq Earth We Are Really Accomplishing A Lot Are You Fishing For Piranhas? Since its origin 8 years ago, the EARTH Club has been one of the most responsible organizations in Plainfield High School. The purpose of the ecology group are three- fold: 1. to actively help restore our environment 2. to pre- vent further deterioration of our resources 3. self- education and awareness. Our program is activity orien- ted involving field trips, field studies, winter campout, spring campout, recycling and aquatic studies. The success of the club is illustrated by its many awards and commendations. It has been recognized by the Environ- mental Protection Agency (EPA), Daily Journal, Courier News, WERA, the Mayor’s office, and other state and local organizations. Any responsible students who wish to par- ticipate in an active, enjoyable and meaningful organiza- tion are always welcome to join. Ce : Earth Club Trips Are So Much Fun!!! Row 1 (front) left to right V. Branch, A. Southgate, N. George, (Advisor) Mr. Wong, H. Farone, J. Johnson, B. Flood, W. Sergeon, A. Hill. Row II (standing) B. Brennan, J. Branch, D. Plante, D. Ziegler, C. Flood, E. Southgate, D. Brennan, M. Donavan, C. Gray, G. George, J. Burns, K. Mueller, J. Griglak, P. Mulvaney, K. Waters, C. Mulvaney, B. Howard, S. IMEewirrtben, Sete IOANe, it. Mobley, N. Ghanim, _B. Baccher, S. Sammons, O. Johnson, A. Write, (Asst. Advisor) Mrs. Boughter. Row III T. Breen, W. Collier, K. Burns, N. Griglak, (President) C. Mulvaney, C. Singleton, V. Taylor, R. Foster. Row LV (top) © Ss iHengels i: Wealicitn SAt aL allmaGs Bravoso, W. Bouling, C. West, M. Hochreiner, S. Ziegler, L. King, J. Jones 20 F.O.P.A. a “It’s not my line.” H. Johnson, T. Tate, M. Lucky Mi LANNE ES SSA iio INS TA L to R. G. Smallwood, T. Lewis, L. Johnson, R. Stuckey, L. Bulford, H. Johnson, M. Lucky, T. Tate, K. Benford, D. Griglak, D. Folk In it’s second year, Fans of the performing arts, F.O.P.A. has continued in its fine style of performing and writing for assembly programs. “The cone heads at Christmas” a production written by Desirie Folk, and Elliott Townsed, Miller Luck, Lenwood Bulford, Terry Tate, was received with enthusiastic applause and ar- dent praise. The future holds a poetry contest at Kean College, in which we reached the semi-final last year, a dance ensemble and hopefully a musical in the spring. S. Thorpe, Advisors M. Mosley Left ... Right ... Left... Right... Left... Right. M. Lucky, H. | How do you spell relief? H. Johnson, M. Lucky, T. Tate, E. Johnson, D. Folk Johnson, T. Tate. 21 Jazz Ensemble ‘Three The Hard Way” L-R — Lynch : : They did a great job laminating ... It was worth every penny! “Didn’t Earth, Wind and Fire start like this?” Row J. Mack, J. Raby, C. Potts Back Row — M. Johnson, R. Lynch, V. Rountree, M. Duchin i Ke I — (L-R) S. Stepney, D. Leach, SCHEDULE OF EVENTS . Concert February 7, 1980. . Jazz Band Raising money to go to Berkley College of Music (April 9, 1980). . Senior Citizens Home Pfld. in May. . Playing at other various centers and organizations. . Recognition assembly in June. The jazz ensemble is in its second year. They have played at many organizations throughout the state. This group of young talented men has been playing together since 1977, not only they have performed in the jazz ensemble, but also on bans outside of school. Our saxophonist RICHARD LYNCH has definitely decided to study music and phychology in college. He anticipates a career as a performing musician. “This budding Quincy Jones” also has visions of composing and arranging for national T.V. : CARY POTTS, bass player, intends to teach instrumental music in addition to performing and arranging. Drummer, JAMES MACK, expects to enroll in Kean’s voted music department. He enjoys working with visual effects of stage presen- tations. The percussionist DAVID LEACH plans to take several music courses in college also. He too has had experience working with stage production. STANLEY STEPNEY, the pianist, is also college bound. Undoubtedly, some choir will benefit from his talents. VINCENT ROUNTREE, saxophonist, plans to couple his music with a career in chemical engineering. DAVID TRAWICK, saxophonist is probably bound for a slot in a big college band performing at half-time on national T.V. The “last of these Mohicans,” includes sophomore, JOHN RABY, who really plucks ... picks... and... strums the guitar. Already his creativity looms large! MATTHEW JOHNSON, trumpeter, and youngest of the group is expected to continue. He represents the other part of the core for the future Jazz Ensemble. 22 UL OO 00 Reach Out, Weightlifting, Class Council Clubs va N : oe Reach Out Bible Study Club Y. Stancil and T. Bennett Student Council Officers: (L-R) D. Young, J. Hawkin 6 GiGreene,Mx.S.Mareh Senior Council: (IR) S. Burne, C, Guy, H. Haqa, A: Kee, Mr. Carter — Advisor — Advisor, C. Harrison — | RE Beg = Ba sine re | sees er = : cal % Junior Council: (L-R) D. Brown, V. Brown, Mr. M. James — Advisor, R. Haley Sophomore Council: (L-R) D. Bullock, Mrs. Berke — Advisor, S. Elder, L. Patillo THE DON’T CHEAT YOUR BODY CLUB This club was founded several years ago by the great body building enthusiast Milt “Squat Rock” James. The club now thrives under the direction of Robert Cavaliere and promotes the sport of body building, along with all the other ideals which made this country great. The club motto “no pain, no gain” will be remem- bered metaphorically by these stalwart young men, as they compete on that great universal gym of life. | . Weightlifting Row I. S. Collins, A. Williams, R. Darnell, M. Dunn, S. Yarborough Row II. A. Alder, R. Threadgill, T. Wilson, R. Cavaliere — Advisor Row III. B. Cox, W. Thomas, M. Bond 23 Drama Club been - he IN Five on the Black Hand Side — I'll drink to that! oT . ts psp + Mette enetseipey, SHASTAT’ CERES _pawneennnnnunnaninetenaneinin nani Ze Has anybody seen Help me somebody. Inspector Clouseau? Film Class — Your name is like a golden bell hung in my heart. You don’t say. 24 What a crew! Come to me my rose bud! Get a look at Mr. Brooks. Cheeses! I’m free as a breeze and I do what I please! You're all suspects. 25 “Check Out This Ace!” Paddle Ball is a game using 2, 3 or 4 players. The game is played with a paddle and a small rubber ball. “OK, Deal With This!” Front Row: H. Barracks, A. Miller, H. Heavens, A. Ortiz, J. Baker Back Row: D. Hicks, C. Morris, K. Walden, W. Morris, Coach H. Lambert — Advisor Physicians Club This club is designed for stu- dents who plan to go into the medical profession. 26 Future Business Leaders of America provides opportunities to develop vocational and career com- petitiveness and to promote civic and personal responsibility. M. Best G. Middleton Advisors Dance Club “And Around” The Dance Club encourages stu- dents to get along with other stu- dents while learning to hustle. M. Mosley 27 Not enough light! Thank heavens... What is this? Don't they look alike? Let’s bleed this. rescue und! 28 = Sq The Milestone “Think Tank” puts it all together. Out of a $20, only one bag of chips! _ TT 3M... “MAGNIFICENT MILESTONE MEMBERS” is perhaps the best description for the dedicated young people who have produced the 1980 Milestone. Giving up school holidays or weekends to put in long hours of work became the rule; instead of the exception. Yes, occasional snacks and planned parties did “ease some of the pain.” The quiet, but firm leadership of Editor-in-Chief, YOLANDA STANCIL, constantly motivated the group. DARON RIVERS, Layout editor frequently dazzled us with his on-the-spot creativity. The scholarly approach of Special feature and Sports editor, HASSANA HAQQ challenged the staff to try new approaches. JESUS TAVAREZ and CLARENCE EDWARDS input contributed much to her area. Faculty editor, RON CARTER, was imported from the Big Apple last year. Fortunately, he passed our crash course on “who teaches what.” MARK WALKER put in a lot of time supporting Ron. Art editor, CRAIG GEORGES was dubbed “the invisible man”, because he preferred to work in solitude. His cool demeanor prevailed even while we sent him “back to the drawing board.” His support cast in- cluded CHARLES BRASWELL, TOD RICHARDSON, and DAROZ RIVERS. The tables were turned when JEFF MERRITT and CRYSTAL DAVIS served as Underclassmen Club Editors and both were grateful for the aid of Krystal Ferguson, Adrienne Armstrong and Kim Howard. Academic editor JACKIE WILSON was aided by Todd McAllister. TERRI HALSEY ’tended the typing pool; ably assisted by Christine Guy and Joyce Rosa. The ’80 staff has worked hard to tell your story. ENJOY THE FRUITS OF THEIR LABOR!! is WELL! ™ Math Club and Pep Squad iP L to R: Warren Jones, Brian Boccher, Ken Burns, Jesus Tavarez, Mr. McMullen, Nhan Nguyen, Hassana Haqq, Richard Wright, Wanza Collier, Norma George. THE VOLLEYBALL CLUB The volleyball club has been divided itself into two groups each session and played real games. Boys and girls of mixed sizes have been playing against each other with good sportsmanship, increased skills and sheer enjoyment. Every student of every grade level is having a wonderful time in this fun club. PEP SQUAD One of the newest clubs at the high school this year is the pep squad. Approximately fifty young ladies with lots of pep and loads of school spirit, assisted the cheerleaders in rousing the basketball fans and cheer- ing our team on to victory. Under the direction of Mrs. Pat Harper, Mrs. Pat Paylor and Ms. Terry McDonald, the squad received recognition for their stupendous school spirit. Ha me ; V. Brown, T. Simpson, C. Harrison Repeat, Can you hear us... cause if you can’t that’s too bad. 3 THE NEW ENTREE | THE NEW ENTE; . : : ieee Standing: A. Kee, Mr. Carter — Advisor, Mrs. Reid — Advisor, D. Sterling, Sitting: D. Wyatt, D. Bullock, S. Nelson, K. Ward Sitting in front: L. Williams C. Harrison, K. Steele, T. Simpson, B. Brundridge, P. Heard, S. Lamarr, L. : _ es se Bell, T. Stepney. Row I. J. Wilson, C. Hunter Row II. J. Wallace, D. Young, J. Glaspy, J. Koval, E. Smith Row III. W. Jones, K. Counts, Ms. Freudlich — Ad- visor. Za) (ONG io sol ales) eal 10) Ne decent | Ales = !leol A)) Jenhan | THE NEW ENTREE The NEW ENTREE, Plainfield High School’s E newspaper, is written and edited by the stu- dents. The staff of the NEW ENTREE attempts to report the school news in an informative manner and to present interesting and creative features. Working on the NEW ENTREE is truly a “hands-on” learning experience. H. Freundlich — Advisor ‘ = = oa S. Nelson, L. Williams, P. Lewis, D. Bullock, A. Kee In the back: Mr. Carter — Advisor 31 Pom-Pom Squad meer Cheerleaders, Twirl d Pom Pom Squad squad is one of the eericadaers, riers, an Om From osqua supportive units of the marching band. The young ladies, un- der the direction of Mrs. Pat Harper (ad- visor), devise pom- pom routines for the band’s half-time shows, parades and band competitions. This year the squad participated in the collection of canned goods for Thanksgiv- ing baskets to be iven to needy amilies in the com- munity. They also participated in many fund-raising ac- tivities. The captains this year are Lynn Yancey and Selena Mar shall. bre Cheerleaders Left to Right: T. Love, L. Tyler, N. Ortiz, S. Willis, M. Clark, L. Rivers, A. Dunn, S. Robinson, C. Hailey, K. Williams, K. Hunter, V. Amour, L. Brown, D. House. CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders of P.H.S. still remain to be one of the best cheering squads in our area. Their unique cheers have thrilled crowds through football and basketball seasons. Under the direction of Ms. Baker, the cheerleaders provide school spirit for our fans and teams. This year, the cheering squad participated with the marching band in the collections of canned foods for needy families on Thanksgiving. The Captains this year are Lillian Rivers and Toni Drew. oN Be 32 Nee oe | CT HES) Wham Armstrong Julie Bailey 34 Mah dbs Briggs Weale WEAR Belgrave Corie Weate Bl eandra Wel 35 Hey— another ey - Merk Beverly Carlets Mlou nt Glen Slack 36 Circe Bradley Timothy Bradley Tonya Pranch 37 eDeda Dron Senon 3 UEP ng Sate USjeun 38 ol isa sro Me Bulloch Busted, theme, a eather hove sriels Satine gi Fs t SLs eee eee esha that a rare species? Jean Butler 39 : erome Galles i; Korata Cate Asi dgett (Gree Wiklam G arter 40 Charles Carne Collen 41 Warie C. Ox eee Curry lil bye; turn your head) just a little hit. 42 Margie Sige Karn SDinocan Renncth Dudley 43 DD io Can mse) Robert Sane to 4 Slee Mark Erolde Wigtha Cdvards We don Egert on 44 SNarlone elds OKeneth elk % 2 Anthony asks Christopher Sod 45 Who Ped G ra ig Georges is Thurston Gill Mike Gillette Darryl Glover ail n da Glover Quick: while Shenae winiot looking. Onan Gey Ven t Gra Yy Eye contact sae 47 Cynthia Guy John JHAy 48 G heryl aron Viren art jade i byline 49 Dene Jibs. Konald Hill Odell Hines (Gi back Vera 50 atti Ab you can t have a led Reginal House IGS berly ware Toy are, Tracey HL, pel ig 51 le ‘ China hoes At ake aC Bion 52 Wark Jac ior SQrp Jac bson Whe bral him Jey: Johnson Ephria ohnson Glia ohnson 53 William Secs Johnson Kolin Shion 54 Hey! What period ts this? wise Kon P Oh God! Please lot me pass this test. a Nee teliape Wile Luvson 56 James Wack, Seen Whadsen 57 baal Marshall Cheryl Whartin Pamela Wiartin erome Wason What ts this Camp Gitchigoomie? 58 Gara Whattox Kin Mayers edith Willer Slephen Willer Thescey Waller Whandea Willer 59 A, I het Mosley Lean ce Morgan Sad. WeA b ster Terry MeCauley 61 Heavy Stuff! ray Vheshitt BXaren Nettingham Elizabeth Bee Vins While Vel 62 ald Ay Vurse a unice Onphee bi How Could I have missed that slam? Oe orces us to be aware of our own inner if 63 setves... a = .. e oe ‘ 1 ¢ Sharon Perry Ore typographical error... minus two points. Ui an Perry � Cligt |-deren She finishing eed Lamy Phibon Donald Pigford Geoff rey lane Greg iam Gurlis leNdas dl Theresa Pasey 65 iyi MT, Hl fovates bf oyna Sri Keith Reid Ea! i A Rath Reid Derek Redeich Mark Rid 66 Bow 4 that? oleslic Kobinson Patricia Kobinson We Kobinson ‘Sian Rekinion 67 Dy Abate do tlo dogs ab ela Bs Hb “ Came on blow poke. Visacent Rountree 68 Sandra Koyster hey te Rudolph Kekona JE lol ESohence ele hence (Saite Sheds Aackeline Shed, ee winning! 69 Sorte Slee ner Jie Simpson Richelle Singleton 70 G healing Spencer Sandy Spellman Janie Spencer 71 Sie ESi hes Ryne Stuchey ehre comes our new heacher 72 Jesus aparece mK aren Traylor alike Traylor Robin Taylor 73 G ynthia Dee Stacye Traylor =p Kerry Thompson 4 UE: Fig Bridgett Tomphins Dene Oe, 74 El Loh Wyinbend bral Sasged! ae bette Uszle Magda Vasquez Keynaldo Vasquez 75 Wane buy some candy? Please. Lisa Walden What de eke P. rezinia Whaler 7 Arlene Walsh Gina Wallace Robi n aS Baby ahs My shierte Baby eee ehave Vane Yy Wate: Up Lvo-thvee: Holly Whiteside Faynette VOL Selena Williams P. amelie Wilhams Sion Willams 78 Saundra Won Kandall Wood spear se Lalor Whe Kathy Whods uo 4 Wanda (CAL ALL Wilknd Sharif John Crawford Carmelo Unlpe 80 ass Will and Urophecy We, the graduating Class of June 1980, Plainfield High School, in the city of Plainfield, New J ersey being of sound integrity and having fulfilled the prescribed high school course, do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking any former bequests made by other classes heretofore. We, the class of 1980, will to the class of 1981 the privilege of being “SENIORS.” We, the class of 80, will to Mr. R. Carter, the Class of 84. We, the class of 80, will to Mr. H. Robinson and Ms. T. McDonald our love and appreciation. I, Arlene Adams, bequeath my voice I, Susan Madsen, bequeath my and knowledge ability to Connie Backstroke ability to Wendy Bowlin Chandler. my Tennis ability to Felica I, Renee Allen, bequeath my nosiness Fuentes. to the Underclassmen. I, Marie Maioriello, hereby bequeath I, Milton Bailey, bequeath my phone my spot on the bench out front to all number requesting ability to Derek the “Paisans” left in P.H.S. Davis. I, Carla Mathis, bequeath my cunning I, Pat Belgrave, bequeath my basket- ability to those who remember. ball skills to Sharon Banks. I, Jeff Merritt, bequeath my quick wit I, Parrish Brown, bequeath my A.V. and writing ability to the forthcom- ability to Andre Foster. i ng classes of P.H.S. I, Bernetha Brundidge, bequeath my I, Albert Miller, bequeath my baseball successful ability to Benetta ability to Chuck Williams. Johnson. I, Lisa Moore, bequeath my learning I, Lillian Bulford, bequeath my team ability to Aleata Byrd. managing ability to Kim I, Valerie Morning, bequeath my Washington. scholastic ability to Connie Morning. I, Effie Bullock, bequeath my picture I, Sharon Nesbitt, bequeath my Senior ability to Mrs. Knight. Editorship ability to Christine Guy. I, Sandy “C” Burns, bequeath my I, Eunice Orphee, bequeath my Basketball ability to Tyrania Business ability to Elaine Houser. Meyers. I, Marie Ortiz, bequeath my hair to Mr. I, Ronald Carter, bequeath my A.V. Klimas. knowledge to Adamo Uzcate- I, Carla Palin, bequeath my skill and quigaymon and Charles Gray. working ability to Plainfield High I, Brenda Cromwell, bequeath my School. good looks to Vonda McPherson. I, Monika Parrish, bequeath my I, Olive Des Vignes, bequeath my per- traveling ability to all the sisters of sistence and motivational ability to La Chere. Wanda Jackson. I, Greggory Plummer, bequeath my I, Marcia Foster, bequeath my basket- adaptative ability to the Class of ball skills and all the luck in the ilies world to Dee Payne. I, Cary L. Potts, bequeath my musical I, Darrel Grady, bequeath my musical abilities on string instruments to ability to the P.H.S. Marching Band. John “Batman” Raby. I, Stanley Grant, bequeath my in- I, Daron Rivers, bequeath my incredi- telligence to Martin A. Grant. ble artistic ability and co- I, Trent Gray, bequeath my good looks producership to Lynn Jarmon and to Matthew Rose. Phil Boone. I, Kenneth Halsey, bequeath my sing- I, Leslie Robinson, bequeath my uni- ing ability to the forthcoming class. que class cutting ability to Tobey L. I, Terri Halsey, bequeath my involve- Robinson. ment in extracurricular activities to I, Vincent G. Rountree, pass on my Ouida Smikle. swimming abilities to freshman Kip I, Cheryl Harrison, bequeath a new Champion. toupee to Mr. Foti. I, Robin Russ, bequeath a year’s sup- I, Hassana Haqq, bequeath my ply of ‘Geri-TALI’ pills to Lorraine academic and versatile abilities to McCrea. Iris Folk and Kim Pennington. I, Yolanda Stancil, bequeath my jour- I, Patricia Heard, bequeath a faster nalistic and managerial skills as walk to Mr. Fritz. Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook to I, Mark Henry, bequeath my High- one of the following persons: Phil Jump Track abilities to Eric Boone, Linwood Bulford, Christine Plummer Troy McKoy; my Math- Guy, Lynn Jarmon, Miller Lucky and Science abilities to Joey Harris. Adamo Uzcateguigaymon. I, Edward Hill, bequeath my 2 mile I, Kelly Steele, bequeath my ex- track time ability to Mike Tobias. uberance to Valerie and Leslie. I, Vonetta Hunter, bequeath my I, Stanley Stepney, bequeath my per- theatrical writing ability to Sheryl sistent faith to the coming Step- Hunter. ney’s. I, Mark..Jackson, bequeath my out- I, Stephanie Talbot, bequeath. my standing freckles to all the nice mental ability to Melonie Talbot. young ladies in the class of “80”. I, Jesus Tavarez, bequeath my sense I, Andrea Jeffress, bequeath my “zed- of humor and Soccer ability to Gregg out” ability to Leigh-Ann Wallace. Drews, Joe Ferrara and the rest of I, Richard M. Lynch, bequeath my the Soccer players. musical abilities on the to Aurora D. Hill and challenge her to continue the tradition. a Robin Taylor, bequeath my learning ability to John Edward Taylor. 81 Mark Henry is a finalist in the 1980 National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstandin, Black Students. Our track star wil compete with 1,200 students who are being considered for 325 National Achievement $1,000 scholarships and some 275 four-year achievement scholarships to be awarded this spring. He has alre ady accepted a four- year scholarship to Harvard from Bell Labs. Stevens Technical Enrich- ment Program (S.T.E.P.) I was selected by the head of guidance at the West Side High to attend S.T.E.P. in the summer of 1976 and have been a member for 4 years. Dur- ing the last 2 years, I was also a member of its Mini- Scholar Program. The Stevens Technical Enrichment Program is located on the campus of Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. It is an academic program geared toward the areas of math and science. It does, however, offer courses in art, photography, humanities, and other more liberal studies. As a student I can say that S.T.E.P. makes stu- dents strive harder to achieve their goals. If they have no goals, it helps them to form their goals and gives them know-how to achieve them. Hassana B. Haqq Educational Outreach My future goals are to major in Electrical Engineering and minor in Computer Science. These goals were first inspired by a summer science program. During the summers of 1976 and 1977, I attended this program which was held at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, N.J. There I worked in a laboratory with computers. I began constructing a simp le computer with the help of my advisor. While in school, during my freshman year, I was involved in the RCA program here at P.H.S. In furthering my “Educational Outreach”, I enrolled into two Engineering programs during the summer of 1979. The first was a science and math program at New Jersey Institute of Technology (N.J.LT.). Here I was introduced to various types of engineering. The program also offered a review or preview to Chemistry and math depending on the student’s academic status in high school. I then attended the M.I.T.E. program on the Bush Campus of Rutgers University in Livingston, N.J. This program also focused on engineering. My participation in these programs gave me a mini experience of college life. I enjoyed the programs and feel that they were a big inspiration to me in my future goals. Yolanda Stancil ‘Union County College An Act of Determination I went to Union County College in Cranford, N.J. to pang up my grades and get more out of Algebra II than I did in High School. I had this course in my Junior year but I didn’t do so well. Because I was determined to do better, I explored the possibility of re-taking this course during the summer, Much to my disappointment I was told that underclassmen were not offered summer sessions. So, I sought to take Algebra II at Un- ion County College. I completed the course and received an ‘A’ which proved to be well worth my effort. Furthermore, I concluded that “DETERMINATION” ts the center of success. David S. Trawick College Course I also attended Union County College on a part time basis. My course of study was Psychology. By taking this course I ob- tained 3 credits that will be credited to my college courses next year. ” This program, just as the summer sessions, was offered only to seniors. The courses that were available were Psychology, Sociology, English Composition, and Accounting. I feel that this program was beneficial to me, because it gave me an idea of what college life is really like. Consequently, it has helped to prepare me for college. Jacquie “Jackie” Wilson Jade Hawkins is also a finalist in the 1980 National Achieve- ment Scholarship Program for Outstanding Black Students. Our Student Council President has also been selected to participate in the Congressional Seminar to be held in Washington, D.C. in April of this year. Minority Introduction to Engineering (M.LT.E.) During this past summer I participated in a program called Minority Introduction to Engineering (MLTE). This program was very beneficial to me in a number of ways. For one, it helped me to improve my math grade because I learned calculus at a college level. It also helped me decide on a future career field by introducing me to several fields and aspects of engineering. In addition to the academic component, the social portion was also enjoyable. I was treated as though I were in college and I loved every momenv of it. I lived in a coed dormatory which had a large recreation room. I played ping pong, pool, went to dances, and leamed a lot at the same time. Vincent Rountree Lafayette Mite Program During the summer of my junior year, I attended the Lafayette M.LT.E. program in Pennsylvania. My participation was mainly in the field of Metallurgy. Also while in the program, I engaged a little in Computer Science. To study metals in more detail, I visited the Bethlehem Steel Plant. I made little metal soldiers and also tested the strength of different metals by building bridges and towers. I feel that the experience I obtained from the Lafayette Program has helped me in the preparing of my future goals. It was very interesting but most of all competitive in the challenge to do well. She has accepted a scholarship from Rutgers College. Stephanie Talbot Marcia Foster, the high scoring Lady Cardinal, has become the third basketball player in the history of Plain- field High School to score 1,000 points in a career. She has accepted a four year basketball scholarship to Seton Hall University. Naval Academy Christopher Flood, has been appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy. An outstanding student and member of the Plain- field High School Swimming Team, Chris will enter the Academy with the Class of 1984. East Jr. Olympic Volleyball Team I started playing volleyball in Warren, N.J. for Mario Caruso in 1976 and continued for 2 years. I was then asked by Socrates Mosé to try out for the East Jr. Olympic Team in New York. As you can probably guess, I made the team. The team, ran by Socrates Mosé, went to volleyball camp for 6 weeks of training during the summer of 1978 and 1979. Eventhough I was put through vigorous training for 8 hours or more a day, went to several different tournaments a week, and rarely got enough rest, I truly enjoyed the experience of training to be a volleyball star. Susan Madsen National Track Record Dorian St. Clair won the gold medal in the 400 meter run. Her performance was instrumental in bringing a National Mile Relay record to P.H.S. The Coast Guard, established in 1790, is a small elite group of men and women dedicated to helping others. Search and Rescue is the primary mission, and by utilizing air and sea units, assistance is given to those in need. The Coast Guard also assists in polar explorations and aid in law enforcement. Also operated by the Coast Guard are Long Range Navigation (LORAN) stations and several bo tender to aid all sea going vessels. I became interested in the Coast Guard program because I wished to learn, travel, and help others. Elliott Townsend National Basketball Team 1,000 Points! Kenny Fields has been se- lected to play in the Easter Classic All-Star Basketball Tour- nament April 4-5 in Chicago, Il- linois. At present Kenny has been highly recruited by over 150 colleges and universities throughout the country. Kenny Fields has also made 1,000 points in his P.H.S. basketball career. Recently, Kenny was named to the Converse All-American National Basketball Team. He has decided to attend Seton Hall University. National Track Record Gale Counts took the silver medal in the 400 meter run. She also played an important role in the mile relay victory. 83 Baby Pictures See Page 184 for LD. senior Write-Ups THELMA DARLENE ABNEY Doll ... Fashion Fair ... New York ... Exotic ... Scorpio ... Mom+Dad Thanks! Brother James Good Luck Special Thanks—John Davis ... FLY ... Remembering “GQ” Brothers ... Bye-AA ... CC... DR+TA ARLENE FRANCES ADAMS Thanks Mom Dad ... family ... Cuffie... Punchie ... C.C.Good Times ... Good Memories... Concert Choir... members... Miss Lee ... Will always remember ... I got by with a little help from P.H.S. ... Farewell eo VALI co LOUIS A. ALEXANDER Getting out ... Party time ... The Hole... Good Times... The Hill at Blue Star... Cold ... Going to the Garden ... Go.Go ... Elec- tronics... S.L. ... VJ. ... Thanks Mom Dadian: SONDA ALEXANDER P.H.S. THE Good times bad times Law School—something to accomplish, Love Gratitude to those who helped. Mom... you were my inspiration ... Good Luck! Bye for now Strive People! DERRICK LAMONT ALLEN Thanks Mom Dad... Pee Wee... Fuzzy... Time ... to move on... Good Times... B.L eS. Ga GYN Galatctab.FH.9: Always Remembered Per. 3 ADRIANNE ARMSTRONG “AA”... Mom Dad I made it. Remember- ing that special somebody J.H.B. as “18” the man... Cool Doll Abney, Good Luck Tyrone Tracey Cous. Belinda Brown La-ter P.H.S. WILLIAM EDWARD ARMSTRONG, JR. Thanks Mom, Della Edna for everything ... 8 23 79 Jerome Waters “Forever Mine” ... Good Luck everybody ... P.B. D.F. J.T. J.W. ... Cuz Sherri, Junie ... Fr. Track ... Football 80 Later P.H.S. JULYNNE BAILEY “Julynne” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Special Someone Alvin Penn ... Luck to Robin ... Kelly ... Melvin, Good Times with Sandra ... Wanda ... Leandra ... Stacey Always Remember, Donnie ... Glen ... David ... Terrance ... Family ... Cotillion “7Q LESSIE KATHERNE BAILEY “Made It” ... Success ... Good Times ... “Bozzi” ... Basketball ... Unforgettable Friends... Michelle... Fos...C.M. ... T.G. TO Weer Daeeeelennrye.) Dhat special someone ... Reggie ... never forget you... Greg ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Luv Ya! JOSEPH L. BAKER Thanks Mom and Uncle Melvin ... For everything ... My Lady Robin K. Gainer... Good times with The Houncho ... Paris W. ... J. Felton... Eggcorn... Hollywood... My Number One Cus Melvin Lyle ... Good luck VIRGIE BANKS “Evander Virgie” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Family ... for support Valerie ... Donna ... Eda ... Cindy ... Leslie Crazy Times and the bugged out times with Laurie and Lisa, Always Remember P.HLS. ... and friends ... SANDRA BASKERVILLE Glad to be leaving P.H.S. ... Moving up in the world ... Good Times with K.M., C.H., J:B., MJ. Always remembering these times ... The Joint Class of 1980... Thanks Mominer DEBORAH A. BATTLE Love Mom Dad ... I have finally reached my goal... Now I’m off to Miami, Florida... Good Times with my partners Darryl, Valerie... ME!... Peace and Soul class of 80 VIRGINIA MARIE BAVOSO “Ginger”... Tammy... Bridget... Griggy... John ... Booga ... Get Out Of Thee Moose Gun!! ... Madi Gras! ... “Get thy to a Nunery!!” ... Out Early! ... Thanks Mom + Dad Pannone ... KAREN NECOLLE BAXTER I thank my parents and family, The Present Conditions and dark, Circumstances have made the Class-of 80 the Joint Class ... Always remembered “Waheedah Khaleel Aguil.Cancer... Larwell PSs 25. VALENTINE BELGRAVE “Barba dos” Look Mom I made it ... Good Times ... B.A., J.R., J.T., J.W. Sis-n-laws ... Love Tee “Nose”... Bros Sis ... Football... Baseball ... Thank God for Mom, Dad, “Tee” ... Pat... Teresa 4 8 78—W.D.D.V.P. ... LEANDRA BELL Love Always ... Good Times ... My Partner Stacey ... memories: G.K. 79 Prom ... Thanks Mom and Dad... Passions: Charles, money ... Good Luck Gail, Renee ... destined for success, love and happiness ... Latense. Smear REGINALD JERRY BELL To all my fellow graduates I leave this ad- vice: Good, Better, Best never let them rest, until your good is better and your better’s best. Good luck in the future ... YVETTE BERRY ehrenchicuaer me OlOLCY mn ee DeCLly nant. Raheem ... forever... All praises to God... Rhanks Mom and Dad ... Al-Hakeem ... Radee ... Tony ... Hasaan ... Saladin ... Future Physicians Club... Medical Explorer post ... Always remembered ... DJ. and IONE, oad JANET MARIE BEST Thanks Mom and Grandmom ... family Sanobgia ... Aquil ... Always ... Vickie ... Robins oO layCe ee Ap ile ml race yarcr Charlotte ... High Times ... Bricks ... Elston ... Rob... Keith ... Twins ... Black Uniques’ Drill Team ... Farewell P.HS. ... Cuz ... Ronnie and Connie... WALTER MARCELLOUS BETHEA Thanks “MOM” I made it ... just starting Track Team “76 thru 80” ... Louise ... Brenda ...Jerry... Dion... Shalon... “POP” ... God Bless ... bye-bye ... So long ... farewell... Next time around on a circle... GLEN WILLIAM BLACK “1980” Time to move out, Thanks for everything mom and dad... Family... Good luck Val ... Good luck friends ... Later haunchoes ... college ... “check you out”... NC rel Sepbarewellul Hes sae JERRY BLAKNEY Well I finally made it through my four years with the help of Mr. Hartmann, Mr. P, And the pest of the year J.T., K.W., and special hello to Priscilla Green ... Bye Mom!!! ... PETER BOCCHER Thanks Mom and Dad ... Miller-Killer ... P.H.S. ... 4 rotten years in this school ... HELP... Cutting ... Hockey ... Mrs. Jones needs help ... I need it now... I will always remember Mrs. Gerow ... ERIC BOSTON It was easy Mom and Dad thanks: Niece... Fred ... Honchos ... Henry ... Kenny and M.G. ... Dawn... Special C.G. ... Always remembered ... Good friends S.S., MS., LW., T.F. ... This is it... Later P.H.S. 80 SHERRODD E. BOUIE I give thanks to my family and Pop and all the Teachers and Steve’s Sound Shop ... Special thanks to sister Tonyah Bouie ... CARLESTA ANN BOUNT Love MOM DAD ... Can you believe it... (I made it)... Party Time New York Andrea ... Nancy... Holly... Cathy ... Good Times Junior High, “That special someone” Taylor Institute of Fashion ... ERIC BRADLEY Thanks to my parents and to my Love Valerie Hall and Holly Whiteside and Mr. Hubka and special thanks to me most of all for graduating ... Love Ya Class of “80”... CHARLES BRASWELL “Chuckie” Snowballs in the summer time!!! ... High Times, Low Times, Munch all day, Fly Girls Galore!!! To “80” Partner and all the in betweens, To all good teachers Farewell!! TAMARA E. BREEN “Tammy” Finally, and I’m out early ... Lifeguarding ... Mardi Gras...Me Pete... get thee to a nunnery, Ginger, Bridget, Griggy ... the Psycic ... The Parties ... Good-bye and Thanks Dad... ARLENE BROWN “R”-N-Raheem always... Thanks Mom and Dad, Good luck Stacey and friends, So long P.H.S. 4th period Good Times remember always R.W., P.W., and C.J. IT’s up to you now cousin ... BONNIE BELINDA BONITA BROWN Thanks Mommy and Daddy ... Grandparents ... E.O.-De Phillips that special someone 77-80... J.M. ... Sharon ... Lessie ... Peaches ... Whitney ... Susan ... Boozer ... Honcho’s ... P.H.S. Basketball ... ‘Boopy” ... Carry on little brother ... BELINDA BROWN “Bea” Mom Dad Thanks ... Cous Adrienne Armstrong good luck ... Remem- bering McCloud “BUTCH”... Cous Doll Ab- ney “COOL” ... God Daughter ... Love ... CARMEN MARIA BROWN “Determination ... Faith”!! Thanks Mom and Dad, Moving On Loving you always... Cynthia and Shelia stay cool Linda and the Traveling crew, Take it light Tyrone and Glen remembering always Chris ... DEBORAH MARIA KALIDAH BROWN I have learned through many people + ex- periences that one must not follow in others’ paths ... we must go instead where there is no path + Leave your own trail... Thank You... FAITH L. BROWN “Fays” ... Thanks Mom and Dad, Kilethe Chrismeern CODYere sD CCECcpLiIttlcs Drown. Getting Off ... Memories ... Porky, Vickie, Clark ... “Strechen Out”... School parking lot on the side of the wall... L.N. ... School in the Future ... LISA A. BROWN “Pices”... Thanks Mom and Dad... Bigman ... good luck John “O” ... Thomas ... Lit- tleman ... David... preparing for the future ... Always remember good times... Tray... Beverly ... Brenda... Ronnie ... Jenifer ... Farwell P.H.S. BYE ... PARRISH D. BROWN , Thanks Mom and Dad, Cecil and Angelee... Miss C. ... thanks for your help ... Greg Newbold.) P:R eee DR se Semper Fedelis’—Always faithful ... THE MARINES THE? BEST. KW ee (Kenworth), Peterbilt ... MY RIGS ... Good luck in the future Stuck + my cousins... Val and Karen ... BENNETHA BRUNDIDGE Thanks Mom and Dad ... “College” ... Hanging in the city ... with the girls ... Summer of “79” ... The Shot ... Ltater partners ... sweet memories “Dub J”... Lisa M. ... Hanging tough Kelly S. ... KAREN BRYANT Thanks Mom and Dad ... Ruth, Eddie... remembering good times ... “Weequahic” high ... and carried on through P.H.S. ... good luck to that special someone... Lateet . Love always, Avesha, Lateeshah, good luck to Bridgette and Jackie ... VICTORIA BRYANT Farewell P.H.? ... The joint class of ’80, thanks Mom for everything ... good-bye ... Y.C., T.W., K.W., J.W., good-bye all teachers MICHEAL BUCHALA Mainticgldie = tangersm js OCOLe mn a: Schmucko ... Gerhard ... O.K. Boss ... Hockey ... then B.K. ... good friends Pete ne Want Bilan. RICK 7... LILLIAN BULFORD “DIMPIE” Thanks Mom and Dad and Family ... Good Luck, Softball Team, Marching Band... Rifle Squad ... good luck 85 ... to all my special friends ... Here I come Fashion career!!!! Good-bye P.HS. ... Elegant Class of “80”... Good-bye P.H S. ... EFFIE BULLOCK Thanks Mom and Dad ... hang in there Sis ... Stay cool Carol, the boys in Fifth Ave... K.Mec....M.R., D.C., M.R. ... moving toward the future ... special someone “RAY S.” first God, Done later ... P.H.S. CASSANDRA BURNS “Sandy” “God I made it by your grace”... Thanks to my family ... Lady Cards, Marcia F. Take it to the hoop forever ... 21 ... Lambert, White-James, Terry, Hicks, Fosters, I love you all... JEFFREY A. BUTLER O.K. ... Bye... Mown out... Thanks Mom and Dad... Love Ya... Kemper... My Love ... The Lees... Country Club, Electronics II ... I.S., J.C. K.H. ... The Fellows and me, Get down ME!!! GLORIA L. BYERS Many thanks to Mom ... “Good Times” with Kelly Crystal ... THE TWINS... Amos... Spanish GOOD Luck future seniors... Pam ALT Ieee Greta Ne ley So longue: Saree G.O.T. ... College Bound ... JEROME CALDWELL Thanks Mom, Grandmon, Mr. Baron, Elec- tronics, The Fellas MJ., T.B., T.S., RM. Ladies of P.H.S. Cynthia, Sharon, Joanne... stay cool because you're the best, Dad, rest in peace. 1980. THERESA CALDWELL “Cricket” Thanks mommie ... grandmom- mie family ... on my way to art school... love leaving P.H.S. ... Thanks for all your help, Mrs. McConnell... Mr. Chris Robinson . Mrs. Pierce Mr. Henry Thompson ... BG eae WANDA CALDWELL Capricorn + Aries... Wesley Porch I do love you ... thanks Mom... I made it... remem- ber Cheryl Martin ... Krystal Ferguson ... CrystalaWaters AUNGs aan bale ee © Minne B.B. ... Good Luck Regina + Redena + Tyrone Business!!!! LISA ARLENE CARDEN Thanks Mom Dad... Thank God I finally made it... remember alwyas RJ. ... C.R. . Good Times ... carry on Bro Sis best wishes to friends ... thanks to B. Jones Good-bye forever P.H.S. ... RONALD CARTER “Ronnie C.”... Brooklyn... Thank you Mom ‘and Daddy ... In P.H.S. for 1% yrs. Had some good times and some bad times... All the luck to N.C., A.U., D.R., T.M. all my special friends ... Later P.H.S. ... WILLIAM CARTER Lee ... Marcus... Good Times ... Front Str ... Boys... thanks Mom... YETTE LENNETTE CARTER (Yetti) Thanks loads Mom and Dad... Been a long hard struggle but I had to do it or die for Plainfield High ... Vicki ... always remember Mertz... KIMBERLEY ANN CASEY Gee Gee a friend for ever, Good luck to all the bug outs, thanks Mom and Dad ... I made it ... after graduation a career in the JEWBUIM? oo.8 NADINE D. CHANDLER Thanks to Mom and Dad ... Barbados my no. 1 country ... To all friends and teachers of P.H.S. Be Cool future leaders ... Good luck and always Good Times... So long... LAURA L. CLAIBORNE Laura + Roger... forever... Mom and Dad I finally made it. The beat goes on... Inspira- tion from little sis, P.C. + Godson Shakir, Nancy Taylor here I come Executive Secretary ... BEVERLY JEAN CLARK “Aquarius” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Good luck Ann and Bay ... My Main Man W.B. ... Someone Special B.G. ... My good buddy J.H. ... good friends... Kims... Lisa, Boozer ... farewell P.H.S. “Good Times” 86 , TERESA A. CORBETT Songs of the past have just begun, but the future still holds new songs to be sung, Thanks Mom and Dad, Always remembered Mr. Hicks and Good Times ... Good Luck everyone ... CELESTE COLEMAN Yesterday is for those who wish to be stag- mant in life, while the world rotates for to- day. When life has discovered a moral then it will have stepped into tomorrow ... GARY E. COLLINS Gary ... Roslyn ... always and for-ever ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... family ... The Future is movies, hollywood ... Boom ... Wanda ... Kim ... Tracey you should rock and roll with so much so farewell ... P.H.S. JAQUELYN RENEE CONEY Praise God! Through him I’ve come this far and will press further. Thanks Mother and Father ... J.C. special thanks to the church ... Eules 12:1... bye P.HLS. hello college... STEPHEN CONEY Thanks Mom for hanging in there with me through all of this. Later fellows, Bruce, head honchos by the time this writing ap- pears I hope to have this special young lady? GAYLE COUNTS “Quack” Thanks Mom, Dad... by trackteam people se 545 IDES. Wf, IRING (EXC, 244 IRaba Sherry ... sisters, Toy, Monk, Fatty, Stephanie, Bro. Roscoe, later Bev, Trace... ok Tarvey ... late P.H.S. ... the “Future” KELLY COUNTS Continued success to my main girls ... Gloria ... Twins ... Jade ... Good Times... Freundlich ... Entree ... Track ... College Journalism ... Mom Dad finally made it ... Gracias ... Good luck friends, P.H.S. KT. Summer of “79” SHERRY COUNTS Thanks Mom and Dad... Good Luck Monk, Moon, Fatty, and also Girls’ Track Team and that wonderful Falocco ... Good Times T.N., (GANG, TEES ace 1BNA® oo. CATHY COX Hey Mom and Dad, I finally made it, if I didn’T, I would’VE HAD A FIT... Good luck friends ... especially H.W., C.B. That special someone S.B. “Family” “The Good diimesiaar ROBIN LYNN CRAWLEY Thanks Mom and Dad for bringing me up the right way ... Rodney, love you... always and forever .. . love you Valerie ... Tony... Candyan a Vincentee-VamontereeaZacimr Grandma... Aunt Antianette ... “Berti” and Mike ... BRENDA CROMWELL Thanks Mom Dad ... Marlon, “Cricket”, 1 and 2 Brothers ... To A Prince KC... Larry P? ... Love Ya AR, SB... Take Care Shari, Lauerne, Sisters DT, KH ... “The Theater” ... “This Joints Jumping” CRYSTAL CHERYL DAIVS Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, and of course GOD ... Family ... Friends forever Kimela, Dorian, Gloria, Lizzy Stephanie... G.O.T. ... Virgin Islands 79 with Sharon N. Frank P. III... Mardi Gras ... Bye “Kazy” people ae COlleger. =. JOSEPH HENRY DAVIS Finally made it ... good luck teachers and friends The Class of 80 is the JOINT Class!!! A.V, Squad ... Photography Club ... Thanks Family and Relatives ... farewell P.H.S. ... Soe. Coolwen BILLY DeSANTIS “Poncho” “Become kind to one another, ten- derly compassionate freely forgiving one another just as GOD also by Christ freely forgive you” ... Eph. 4:32 ... Special someone Rebecca Jackson farewell P.H.S WILLIAM TYRONE DESKINS “Billy the kid”... I made it... Bye P.H.S. ... BriendSieruie Adee roel acts Crib eee Se Acer D.F. ... Sophomore Football ... College... West Virginia ... thanks Mom and Dad... Holly, I love you... OLIVE M. DesVIGNES Medicine, Matromony, Motherhood Patience, Persistence, Pride ... Bake Sales, Talent Shows, Plays ... Love ... Family ... Good Luck Friends ... Class of “80”... You got it ... Keep on the move “Forever” ... PES ise RODNEY C. DIXON Thanks to my friends...Tim... Rich... T.C. Patty ... Rose ... and to Mom and Dad... Byerer KAREN DONOVAN TheseS tone sw me oun kaa © mera eee Heads ... guitar ... the Ark ... writing ... Queenie ... laugh English ... Seven-up and nacho cheese Dorito chips ... Marito ... Akroyd ... the New York Yankees... thanks Sn and Pi) eer ROBERT W. DUNN, JR. 1980 time to move out ... Thanks for everything Mom Dad and Grandma and Papa Fisher “Forever Mine” Shirley Guy ... later class mates of “80”... best wishes to Leighann, Cynt, and Lisa ... DONNA EDENFIELD Thanks for everything Mom and Dad and Debra ... Love and success to all of my friends ... will always remember Marie ... Kimela... Martha and Harriette...To Dean and Lee glad we came ... through together ENAUD EDWARD Good-bye memories ... good-bye youth and freedom ... Rhonda ... Bernetha good luck ... Daryl Pernell to the person who proved dreams come true ... I will always admire you, good-bye P.H.S. ... A.P. ... Leonard Edwards... CLEARENCE EDWARDS, JR. Good luck friends P.B., S.B. T.L., K.C., GOOD TIMES ... Basketball 9th and 10th Football 8th to 12th ... Baseball 8th to 12th Weightlifting Later P.H.S. MARTHA EDWARDS Memories ... Be Prosperous Friends ... Janise ... Tim... Steve ... Lillian ... Mark ae ha be ee NGI 4... MERA 3 6 Teachers—Lozak, Watt, Rob, Live love live somemore ... farewell P.HS. ... always remember S.B.J. ... L. “D’R... T.W. WELDON EGERTON Thanks Mom for everything ... love ya always to my partners T.H., T.E., R.M., G.A. . Stay cool jammin times of “79”... N.Y.U. . Special thanks to Pat Fields Take over Tonya... TONYA ERKARD Thanks Mommy, love ya ... Designing School ... Cooling out with my 1 Sylvia... good times with Robin always and forever sweet “P” To all my friends especially Charles, Love ya... MARK A. ESOLDA The two remaining “Ginymen” of 1980... remembering Mr. K’s class “Quick change” rear on L.C.’s car... Mixed Breads 1... I’m finally getting out of the prison! “I don’t... elleve then KRYSTAL DENISE FERGUSON I've only just begun ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Family ... later sis ... Good luck “Cuz” L.P., S.P. ... Good luck partners ... Patty ... Carla ... Wanda ... Bridgette ... Cheryl... Ann... Kathy ... memories of Jeff ... farewell... TAMMY FERGUSON Loving Family ... Special Thanks to Joan... good luck to friends left behind ... remem- betialway sine lease © Laer Ls ly eA Outreach ... Milestone ... Loving memories Kieth ... College?? I hope ... CHARLES FIELDS II Thanks Aunt Francis and Uncle Author ... great times in the Olympics ... fun in English class ... Good-bye K.W., T.W., C.R. ... So long ... farewell... leave the notes to Haywood ... CHRISTOPHER FLOOD Swimming ...Uncle Lou... Nautilus... slow down! ... Kiimey... road work... 4:30 am... Pretungo Cilimungo ... late again?!... to the Board ... college ... going for the record... give me a break... Shave Down... BYE... MARCIA L. FOSTER “FOS”... basketballin’...Coach Lambert... “Big Heads” ... Sandy ... Dee ... Karen... Kimi ... Michelle ... “Bozzi”... “Hoches”... eS ee DACA de Datonerrecitonm bari. Howie ... Hank ... John ... Suddles ... “Uunforgettable People” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... luv yal... DARREN ALAIR FREEMAN “Dr. Feel Good” ... Thanks to my family ... boys from Pineview ... We had the best of times ... TWO M’s and A.D. ... Good-bye friends and P.H.S. Remember always BS SG Solas VICKIE FREEMEN “Miss V’ ... Thanks Mom ... Love you ... cool out Susan ... take care Janet ... little sis Cassandra ... Determination... Faith... Dedication ... Memories ... Faye ... Porky . Good Luck space age friends ... My brother Kenneth Dudley ... HENRY LEE FUDGE, JR. Thanks Mom and Dad ... Crazy Eddie Moe . To that very special lady “Sandy Spellman” ... honchos ... Eric... Kenny... Ballacesarao, Wit. Ba ckun IB. Shelli. Marsha ... “CUDA”... The Best To “Gavett and Stephanie” ... GQ VIRGIL FUENTES Ray FUENTES Ray 1... great guy... Susan, L.T., S.S., Only Chitty ... Future Hot Rods... Santa Cruz... Rampage, Big Ditch, Go For It, Mark E. born with a beard ... Ginyman It’s Over!!! CRAIG JAMES GEORGES Trademark ... farewell fans ... friends ... Artist ... Lovers ... Racing Cyclist ... (At Heart) ... have legs will run ... country ... Indoor ... Outdoor ... Track ... CORNY YEARBOOK STAFF ... Cool Art Editor ... Your’s Truely... KATHERINE GILL “Joe Brown” ... Always and Forever ... thanks Mom for the help ... Partners ... Krystal... Patty... Karen... Cheryl... Terri ... Trinetta ... always remembers ... MwJ., K.C.,S.M. ... Sakeemah... THURSTON GILL, JR. “Buddy” ... I wish to say farewell to the talented brothers and sisters of “80” ... Thanks Mamasan and Papasan ... Brother and Sister... always remember the “TT”... Track Team ... MICHEAL BRIAN GILLETTE Thanks Mom... Scorpio... Good-bye P.H.S. ... Always remembered Fifth Avenue S.C. ... Good-bye all you fine young ladies ... Cheba... Cheba... My Partners Double “C” ee tO eee CARUSO? LINDA GLOVER Thanks ... Family members ... “80” is here ... saying “Good-bye”... take care ... work- ing myself in the field of broadcasting ... bye friends Angela R., Terri H., Punchie... Love always Horace McGlarter ... la-ter P.HLS. WANDA GOODWIN Finally made it ... thanks Mom ... Sis ... Gerry forever love T.B. ... Plainfield High School is alright ... I hope some of these girls up here improve themselves ... DARRYL GRADY So ‘Long ... P.H.S. college bound ... Much thanks to my Mom and good friends ...C.R.,J.M., C.P., D.L., Good Times... Hang in there little sisters Dwana and Debra... CYNTHIA GRANT Thanks Mom Dad... family ... good luck ee Midian c 12S) Outreach... remembering the summer of 79, Bend, Oregon with the special someone H.W. ROm—Loneene farewell P.H.S. College take over Pee Wiceuman STANLEY HENRY GRANT, JR. Aint no stoppin me now ... Going to college ... Success ... Happiness ... Money in the future ... Cindy, Pee Wee, Love Happiness ... Bryant, High Times... Robin fine lady... Mom Dad ... Chill... LESLIE DANIELLE GRAY Thanks Mom and Dad, good luck Jute, Lee growing up remembering good times with Crystal ... Success to all my special friends, Aes ROBERT M. GRAYER Later P.H.S. remember the squat, thanks Mom for all your support the huachos ... Tookey ... Gavette ... David ... Mann... Floyd ... Aaron ... Eugene ... All the young Ladies The Load Zone ... The Dance Club GARRY GREENE So much to remember ... too many people to mention ... good luck fellow classmates ... “Aint No Stoppin Us Now!” ... HEATHER LYSHA GREENE Dancing ... Singing ... Modeling ... Ac- counting ... Our Love ... Stay Free ... Memory Lane ... Feel the fire ... Love ... Jason... Mickey... Donald... Thanks Mom and Family “Good Luck People” ... ANTHONY S. GREY Known as Tony ... Thanks to family for En- couragement ... good luck to friends Boop, Darrel, James, Roberta, Cathy, and all musicians friends ... Farewell P.H.S. And the joint class of “80”... JEFFREY L. GRISBY THOSE WHO HAVE THE GOLD MAKES THE RULES 3s. GHITING “ON THE MOTHERSHIP ... To Mom and Dad Aint nothing but a party ... It’s over now but yet just beginning ... EVER FUNKING ON ... GM Caes CYNTHIA GUY “SUCCES$” ... always loving Mom, Dad + Grandparents ... Traveling ... Greese ... Stay in the books Shirley + Kim ... M.P.H. Drive ... Slowly ... Always Remembering IB” son IDEs Wile, (Carer sou OWE seo IDV, soe Stay sweet Mike ... G.O.T. ... The Bostons ee Obertten-c TRACEY HATLEY Thanks Mom for your love and guidance ... good luck Lori, Weldon, Lillian, Karen, Zina, Lynne, Bridget, Crystal, Jannie, IOTA ... Love always to that special someone “THOMAS?” ... Lisa, Carla, Sandy, Easy ... PORKY HALL Thanks mom and dad for leading me through school ... someone special to me “HOK!” good luck to my sister Tracy ... the family ... boys ... Jeff, Larry, Mike, Olive, Tony... WILLIE HALL True love to all the women! Remembering Karen, Andrea, + Robin... High Times with Davide wotevemr. Virgil KENNETH EVERETTE HALSEY, JR. “Boobie” ... I enjoyed my stay at P.H.S. ... Thanks Mom, Dad, and sister Terri... With love Kenny ... good luck to all my under- classmates LATER P.H.S. TERRI JOANN HALSEY “Cuffie” thanks Mom and Dad... good times with Punchie, Arlenne, Kims, Linda, Gee Gee, and FiFi... Leroy H. I'll never forget ya . good luck Walter ... Brother Kenny, movin’ out together ... bye y’all ... KIMELA HAMILTON “5 ft.” ... Love to my special friends Dorian, Crystal, Stephanie, Lizzy ... G.B., S.M., good luck to Jenell and her friends in the class of “81”... “Tennis”... thanks Mom and Dad... JADE Gs HASSANA B. HAQQ “Goody” ... Success class of “80”... VP... Love Parents ... Milestone ... Stevens (4 years)... PEP... Math ... farewell Angela Majeeda, Wanza, Olive, Thaky ... D.R. ... V.R., M.L., M.B., “A little fun to end the years”... : 3 LARRY DEAN HARDY It has been a long hard struggle but I made it... special thanks to Mom Good-bye to all the people who touched my life ... DARLENE HARRIS Thanks Daddy and Mommy ( S.S.) for car- ing ... Fond memories of my grandmother . thanks to my grandparents ... and teachers ... football basketball games... good times with friends “78-80” ... special someone Butchie Riddick ... farewell P.H.S. DEBORAH HARRIS Thanks Daddy, Mommy, grandparents, sis ... fond memories of my Grandmother ... Unforgettable time with special friends ... thanks teachers for encouragement... A life of success, without someone to share it is worthless ... PAMELA LYNN HARRIS “Pam” “Twin” “Bird”... Luy Mom, Dad, and family ... I made it because the 80’s have arrived ... good luck future seniors and good friends ... Deli... Subshop future nurse ... Bye PsHes: PATRICIA ANN HARRIS “Pat” “Twin” ... thanks Mom and Dad... family ... I wish all my friends good luck toward the future ... farewell P.H.S. Remembered ... S.C. AND W.S. AND T.E. CHERYL HARRISON “Feness”... thanks Mom... MY sisters of 79 N.Y., E.D., The Brittons ... devoted partners ... good luck ... always “Pete” ... Sweet Yahya ... success to Mark... Maurice you’re coming next ... Medical Technologist ... laters JADE HAWKINS “The time has come, the Walrus said, to talk of many things,” of student council, Teddy Bears, and European flins . Thanks everyone, especially Mom and Dad and Lady L ... farewell P.H.S. SHEREE HAWKS Gie was the joint ... P.T. and E. The 2nd. time around (friend) ... time deals with all .., thanks Mom and Dad... Love Derek... Mary Evertt (3 Cars)... 80... exist Mat and Tanya... PATRICIA HEARD Thanks Mom and Dad B.H. I finally made it ... free to be me... business school ... good luck to all my girls ... love always B.H. ... good luck Dawn ... Later P.H.S. ... “SCOR- BIO wire: ALFRED HEAVENS, JR. Thanks to my mother and my father who helped all the way ... Keith, Craig, Art, Charles, my best friends and to M.F. my future wife. MARK WARREN HENRY “Horse” ... Brother Joey ... The Harris ... Brother Zack ... Track Team ... State Champs ... Marching Band ... Best Bunch ... Drilling in the morning ... good luck friends ... thanks to my family ... Coach Up- perman ... IVY league??? TARA HICKLIN Thanks Mom and Daddy and Butchie ... without your love and gratitude it would have been harder than ever ... Kathy, remember New Year’s Eve? ... Good luck cuz it’s up to you now ... EDWARD HILL Better known as E.H. ... “80”... Virgo... thanks Dad... it’s for you Mom ... the Boys sop (Crew? oo alfelO). REGFP go wave (GE) 5 “Forever Mine”X-Country... Indoor... Out- doors liacksaaiater 2. Suse Ul eee KOs ode eNO ae: ODELL HINES Plummer 1, Plummer 2, The Truth, thanks Mom and myself ... Love Mont, Lyle, Cox, Reeder, Goose, James, Pat, Cathy, Eric much success ... Football games ... players ... bugout ... special friend S.P. ... GINA HIXSON “Malik”... “thanks Mom ... Allah-u-akbar” remembering always: Pearl, Kalida, Kay 87 Kay, Naye, Bev, and the rest. Class of 80 we finally made it. As-salaam-alaikem ... LORY MARCIA HOLLEY “Mousey”—Ayisha ... I say thanks to the family Mom and Dad ... The Bug Outs ... Imelda, Lisa, Selena, Monika, Judy, Shelly, Aleata ... always remember Jr. Fox Hunters 5 DMOMRUER ER Doe, TOYA NBISINGE 5S INGUE, Soe Happy Farewell—Salaam ... REGINALD HOUSE “Reggie”... thanks Mom and Dad... special thanks to Aunt Ella V. ... always remem- bering Drecions Jennings ... Cooling out with Eric ... Paul ... Terrance ... and the gang... all friends past and present later... KIMBERLY HOWARD Special thanks to Mom ... and... Dad... luck to Cuffie ... Punchie ... Fee Fee ... Beverly ... and to the rest of my friends ... good times with yearbook ... Staff... good- bye to the bad Class of ’80... TRACEY MICHELLE HOWELL “Smiles for “80”... A friend I can’t let go Jeff... Two I'll always remember Marsha and Terresa ... Love from Ma ... patience from Dad... Tyrone... D.G., Y.S. ... “Non- nie”... future goals ahead ... bye ... SANDRA HUGGINS “Aquarius” ... THANKS MOM ... LOVE TO INDE SING JIQIENIDS) 4. COW INO 55. M.O.P. ... GOOD LUCK LITTLE SIS B.H. . Class of “80”... all it took was time ... partying ... always remember ... T.J. P.J. ... Good-bye ... VONETTA HUNTER “Punchie”... “Hey y'all we made it”... Good Times... Cuffie... Bonnie... Kim...Gee... Fi... Peaches... over the rainbow... I’ve got to go... Jeff... Mamma... Arlene ... Luck ... It’s all mine ... Shine ... LISA HUSH “Jameela” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... family ... good luck to Zettie ... Stacey... Teresa ... Ellen... Kooling out in the park- ing lot... and U.S.A. ... take it light Grant family ... remembering fun on Pom Pon... farewell ... college ... BOBBY RAY INZAR, JR. I give thanks to my family and Mr. Knowles for giving me the opportunity, and special thanks to my English teachers, Mrs. Malin, and Mrs. Banks. BOOKER T. JACKSON “Pve only just begun” ... Thanks Mom Dad... To all my friends good luck wherever you may go ... Parties ... good times ... Queen City Rollers ... The Bricks ... So Long P.H.S. CHYRELLE YVETTE JACKSON “Cheryl” ... I made it ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Parties at 22 “Stockton P1” East Orange ... The Group “EXPERIENCE” ... (QUEEN. oweets) len WLS Al. Bowl- ing ... Photography... Rasheim... Amirana We Richards cameo Cac SO ine MARK JACKSON I'm graduating!!! ... Later “Little Man” J.C. ... Still looking for that special young Lady ... Thanks Mom Dad and brother Larry Check everybody out ... Later. STEVE JACKSON “Love” Mom Dad ... Sisters ... I made it thanks ... forever mine Martha Edward ... To my special friends good luck ... Varsity ... football... Wrestling ... Goals College... Success ... Happiness Special friends A.B., M.B. Farewell!!! BRYANT ANTHONY JASPER Thanks Mom Dad—Family for encourag- ing me to finish school... Good Luck friends Te VEN ee Leslicuee DOllyaeren Carole: Jannie for a great time Thank Teachers for helping me ... farewell PHS RACHEL MENIA TYRE JASPER Thanks Mom and Dad for everything ... I look to the hills from which cometh my help knowing my help cometh from the Lord... “Ring in the bells with Andre” 88 ANDREA F. JEFFRES Free! For-ever mine ... Alton couldn’t have been without Mom Dad ... Luck to the girls I hang with the rest not Mentioned ... Little Derrick I didn’t forget You! ELISA MARLENA JOHNSON Thanks Mom Poppy ... special Thanks to Mrs. Thrope Daddy Pannone ... N.Y. ... auditions ... Interviews ... Subways ... Richie ... Drama Club ... FO.P.A. Rifle Squad ... I.P.L.A. Good Luck to Rhonda and all My Friends ... Later P.H.S. EPHRIA JOHNSON To my teachers ... For opening my eyes... For my beloved mother .., you touched my heart with inspiration ... Vi, Bev, Carol... The Three Musketeers ... Thank you for be- ing there. LATISHA JOHNSON Thanks Mom I love you. Be cool “Big” sis “Little” sis “To my girl tutda” To the rest good luck. LEON JOHNSON “EZ” ... “Hot Stuff” ... Always ... Thanks Mom and Dad Someone Special ... P.D. Good Luck Friends ... MIKE... KENNY... Derrick ... “We Funk”! .... SHILOH ... BN. Always Remembered ... T.W. L.M. Fords ... L.T.D. and ... Stang. WINFRED KEATON Thanks Mom Dad ... Remembering Always that special person Andra Nichols ... Good times with the Honchos... Mel... Joe... James F. ... Hollywood... Henry... Acorn... James P. ... Parris W. ... ANDREA LENISE (Niecy) KEE “Snoopy” ... Thanks Mom ... keep going Sheila Lisa ... Always remember Steve Webb ... Iota Joi Mike stay together ... class meeting ... To all those who helped thanks ... “D.R.”... Sears ... Jersey City... English ... Capricorns BREON KELLY Thanks Mom Dad Family ... I finally made it with your help and good luck to my friends, and sorry for the ones that are here So long P.H.S. MARSHA KEMP “Martis” Thanks Mom and Dad I made it with your help Peaches ... Munchy... Vicky ... Pooh ... Poppie ... Peanut ... Tracey... TEL-Ree ... Boozer Remember the good TIMES ©. eee Ohonisee Home Lone Remember me P.H.S. TERRI LYNN KEMP Thanks Mom and Dad I finally made it Specially thanks to Mrs. Lee who I will remember always To My 1 partner Debbie Stokes Always and Forever love Glenn Stewart GLORIA ELAINE KOON Randy ... 4 years of precious memories ... AUST) 55 IEEE Vic Mares |... Liverlasting friend ... Tina... Serious Talks ... Football Basketball games ... 89... 32... Good Times... S.K. T.D. ... Love to Mommy Daddy ... College DONNA KING Slick! ... Thanks Mom ... Montclaor State College ... Probation Officer ... Beautician ... Cosmetology I II... Ruth Ann... Toyna ... Tracey ... Kieth Cotton ... Newark ... Ir- vington! Foti always remembered...S.R.... E.M. ... gym class 8th period. GERALD A. KING Later foolish partners D.C. ... J.G. ... W.G. ... Thanks Ma... future with S.B. cuttin’ up ... Good Times ... “Free at last”, “free at last”... Never more. PATRICIA ANN LEWIS Planning my future with Buddy Miller ... Thanks mommy, I miss you daddy ... Remembering “76” Cynt Cheryl ... Good times with Bugz ... Good luck to my partners, Krystal, Carla, Cheryl, Wanda and Kathy. STACEY E, LAMARR Striving for success Happiness ... Good times with my girl “Leandra” ... We finally made it ... looking for much more ... never forget that special someone—“Kennys” ... Thanks Mom Dad. KRAIG E. LATTIMORE “LATT” ... Time To Move On ... Thanks Mom Dad... my special friend “Lisa P”... dhe Boysey., Good Times: @Bs sa.) Sl. ye KF. ... Good-bye ... P.H.S. Watch out for “Kirk!” RODNEY LAWSON Lisa Gray... Forever... Thanks Mom Dad and family I finally made it through all the good times at P.H.S. with B.F., K.L., AL, Kevin ... Good Luck Friends. DARRYL RICHARD LAWLER Thanks Mom and Dad for pushing me through school ... I leave the hall and luck to my sister I had good times at P.H.S. ... yearbook ... friends ... Mark ... Track ... Team ... Basketball. DAVID LEACH “Dave” ... World Premiere ... Success ... PHS. ... It Was Fun... Hurricane David “79” ... Gooooood looking young ladies!! ... N.W. ... Practice, Practice, Practice ... Saturday Night ... Who’s Driving?? ... Pom Pon Squad!!! ... Bye, Bye ... DONNA LYNN LIGON Good Luck To The Class of 80... Friends... Sharon...J.P. ... Casper... A.R. ... Cheryl . yearbook Entree ... Outreach ... Spring 79... Atlanta ... A Special Thanks To Two Special People, Mommy and Daddy. CHRISTINA LOIZEAUX Michael ... the future who knows? ... Don’t let it bring you down—P2 ... Great nights out with the Girls ... Life is but a joke ... “Time” for what? ... Sports, parties, music ... College ... PIERRE LOIZEAUX So Long W.B. ... Thanks ... Crash... Cook School ... Saturday Nights ... Sorry Officer ... Lori... Good Friends... Funinthe sun... cop a peace ... I made it King Hoggar... Au Revoir Boys. TAYNA SHERELL LOVE To a great pair of people who encouraged me in my years o f school “Mom and Dad”!... Thanks to all my friends ... Especially Todd Sharpe Mark Jackson ... Success!!! TIMOTHY GREGORY LOWE “Pisces”... I want to thank my parents my girl friend for helping me through school especially my teachers for showing me the way most of all my friends ... Bye P.H.S. RICHARD LYNCH Best Luck World Premiere ... Best Bunch Later Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Duch ... Good-bye lovely ladies, fellas ... Sax solos ... P.H.S. Thanks Family, friends, Faculty, See You later, Bubbus. CHARLES LIVINGSTON MABRY “Chuckie”... Thanks family ... Good luck to friends ... Al... Keith... Leslie ... Martha a Denise ra vvette Rob ininnesattyae Gloria... Always Remembered P.L. and L.G. APRIL MADDEN Virgo ... Thanks Mom for your support, I Love You! Paul Williams from E.O. ... Good Luck friends ... Vanessa ... Tia... Loretta ... Angela... Thanks for the good times Paul Williams ... Later P.H.S. SUSAN PHYLLIS MADSEN Thanks Sugarplum Fairy, your Little Macaroon ... Stephanie, Kim, Corinne, Cathy ... Virgil (AC Cobra) ... Michael, You'll always be special ... Track, Swimm- ing, Volleyball!!, Tennis ... “Whatcha doin’ pruin?” ... Thanks Mom, Family and God. MARK “M M” MALLORY Thank you Ronae Marvin, Jr. ... T-Bone... Paul... Nut Mr. James... Special Thanks to Mr. Mrs. W. V. Mallory ... Ac- tivities—D.J., A.V.-Squad, Indoor Track, Youth Leadership, DOUGLAS MARSHALL P.H.S. Thanks for memories you've given me ... Hey Disco Bill... Sail on, Janice ... Ma, Dad Luv ya... My brothers Dave Duane ... BJ.S. you’re special ... What else can I say? Bye! RHONDA ELLIEN MARSHALL Special Love thanks ... Mom Dad... Hoping to now special friends forever, Enoud, James, Angel, Darryl, Dwight ... Sis, Deb ... Love You!!... Hang in there Mom to go... Farewell P.H.S. CHERYL MARTIN Thanks Mom I couldn’t have done it without you... Wanda... Robin... Krystal... Kathy ... Patty ... Carla... good luck ... Farewell P.H.S. ... good luck little brother ... Andy Thanks... ROBERTO “Bert” MARTIN Bert... Sheila ... 4 Life... Thanks Mom... Nida ... Quack ... Be cool ... Rodreek ... Saladeen ... Hasaan ... fatboy ... freshman Year ... Old building ... Crashing... To... RUE ance MLe er ol hadtHope7s... PAE See tay, Coollrr. JEROME D. MASON Thanks Mom Dad ... I Made it! ... Remembering good and bad times with C.P. sony OVO con letehnaeb lo oddklGH goo IASG coc Bo.) Lois it’s your turn =.. Scorpio .-- Good-bye P.H.S. CARLA MATHIS Oh Happy Day! I’ve only just begun to travel the rocky road to success... No stoppin’ me now ... Good times with my partners ... Many thanks Mom ... Always forever P.E.B.’s. GARY MATTHEWS Thanks to Mom and Dad... Family... Good Luck Friends... Danny... Shy Greg... Lisa .. Judy ... Good Times ... Skating ... par- ties... Future Plans... Technician... Later P.H.S. ... Good Luck to all... I made it! CARLA DIANE MATTOX Thanks Mom and Godfather ... Always and Forever ... Jeff Barnes ... Good Times ... Terry... Karla... Tammy... Nancey... Bay .. Joy ... Rhonda ... Good-bye P.H.S. ... Always Remembered ... Charles M. E.M., Porkie and F.B. JEFFREY KEITH MERRITT “Jeff”... Love ya Mom, Dad Greg... never forgetting Mr. Mrs. McCoy ... Greg ... Charlene ... Wayne ... “Good Times” ... Ryne ... Gary ... Robin ... Liz ... Always Remembered ... Christine ... Tonya ... Sandy ... Cynfer... Mark... Lenny... Mar- Glaleea ck meted EL: ALBERT M. MILLER To all my friends I leave behind at P.H.S. goodluck N OFpAL sro Hames BigeAl en Nancy ... Varsity Football Baseball away games... I’m going to make it Mom Dad thanks! JUDY MILLER Thanks Mom and Dad... Later Ladies, this is our year... Keep movin’ on Sisters, G.M., K.M. ... May the world provide much hap- piness and love for the class of 1980 ...G.B. - STEPHEN MILLER Thanks everyone ... Knee deep with the boys...G.Q,.,S.C., Foster Logers... old gran- dad ... Fashion Design Here I come ... New York to Paris ... I'm only a phone call away. TRACEY MILLER -AS-“Tray” ... Best wishes to my Brother Keith... My Special Partners: Lisa, Skinner, Toot, S. Johnson, Bunnie G., R. Roach, S. Jones, Best Wishes in the Future... Keep in Touch ... Space Age? WANDA MILLER “Toot”... Thanks Mom ... Dad and Buddy ... 1 finally made it... Good Luck Poochie... Good Times with The Black Uniques ... Remembering Shelice ... Barbara... Saun- dra ... Jeanette... Terry... Faye... Beverly ... Leslie ... Cynthia ... Tray. ROBIN MOFFATT Thanks to God, Family and friends for the encouragement I needed to make it ... “Matt” that special someone ... Good Times with my partners Luanne, Ursula, “Twiggy” and Chrystal. MARIE A. MOIORIELLO Crus’n in the White Satellite ... Summer of 80. BEEP BEEP = Sielder Field) 5. Baseball games ... Mixed Breeds ... Party ... “Jungle Habitat”... Tricia... Good Luck People... I made it!!!... Is it really over?... Good-bye. ELLEN MONROE Thanks Mom... times in parking lot... Zet- tie, Lisa, Faye, Parkey, Naye ... good times, April, Crystal ... gym class C.M. ... The summer of “79” the shot ... Clarkey, Joe, Charlie The Joint “Maccaroni”. LISA R. MOORE Liz... that’s what they call me... Good Luck to Judy... Aleata... Lory and the Bug-Outs ... Love to Mommy Daddy ... Good Times with R.S. T.H. finally made it ... Happy farewell. REGINALD MOORMAN Thanks Mom Dad ... Family ... never forget second play Westfield game ... Good luck football team “81”... 4th period lunch was the shot... Good luck... S.J., J.H., D.M., J.P. ... —Pannone— “80” joint ... TERRANCE MORGAN “T=Bone” ... C.1.E. ... Upward Bound .:. Football... Thanks Mom and Dad...Jonesy ... spann...J.T. ... The Boys... “Hanging OR” oo JAKSTEY con Wise IeASES) jog ARIA Squad... KW. ... J.B. ... Remember me always ... “80”... VALERIE MORNING Thanks Mom and Dad ... That special someone Allen... Always and Forever Good Luck Connie and Charles ... Remembering Linda, Cindy, Ann... P.E.and J.W. ... FBLA ee Outreach ee later bh teS: GARY MUCCIGROSSI “Mucho”... The Italian Stallion... Crusin in the Duster ... 5th period study ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... College ... CORRINE MULVANEY Thank you God Family ... Remember: Beach-Burns, France “78”, August 2, 1985, The Freem, Benny Hill, Swimming, Tennis, E.A.R.T.H. ... Pres Whatcha ‘Doin’ ... Pruin? ... Hmm Why did he cut his hair?!! 560 (Uls8h)- BRYANT MYERS It’s the End! ... Forever never again will I walk the halls of P.H.S. ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... all my brothers sisters ... Good times with K.L., S.G., R.G., the Plums ... farewell P.H.S. LISA MYERS “Chubbs” ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... God be with me ... Track 76 80 ... The Upper- man’s Falocco’s ... Hangin’ in there with Berneatha B., Susan R., my little Sis Kimi M. ... “Chris P. memories”. TODD (Cubby) McALISTER Thanks ... Mom... Dad... Family ... Shop teachers ... yearbook ... Soccer Team ... Track Team ... Partners Ryan H. ... Glenn W. ... so long P.H.S. ... Hello Devry Tech and Stevens Tech ... Look out ... studios and dance floors. TERRY GEORGIA LEE McCAULEY Thanks Mom Dad... Family ... John Key ... Derrick... Always and Forever... Jimmy (Ishmeil) ... Rudolph ... Scorpio ... Good Luck Friends ... Carla... Michele ... Diane ... Sharon... Wanda... Gymnastics... Dan- cing ... Remember ... Times in the girls’ bathroom. GREGG McCOY “Gregg”... Julee ... Thanks Mom Dad for your support the four years I’ve been here, it’s all over ... Good luck friends ... Jeff... Greg ... Lessie ... Sharon ... Hanches ... Good times Basketball Baseball. DAVID McLEAN Always remember Tammy ... Baisla ... Davidihtweeedichicw nba ities Cnn) (Gx R@eee Moma Cherlees ol Ms, Say, KeMe ... I made it! BEVERLY McVAY -AS-“B.S. McVay”... Thanks to Mom Dad for pushing me onward ... Thanks to my main man for making my life one big glow ... Pllalways remember my last year in 6th period. RALPH NAUMOVITZ Good Luck friends ... Automechanics ... Good Times ... Baseball Team ... Football Team. SHARON NESBITT Thanks Mom Dad ... Summer of “79”—Virgin Islands ... Yearbook 11 12 ... Entree 11 12 ... Good Luck Donna Lynn Ligon ... Best wishes to the class of “80” ... Good-bye forever ... P.H.S. KAREN JENELL NETTINGHAM Boob “KK.” ... “Always and Forever” ... Remember ... Karen, Leandra and Wen- dy—Friends from way back ... Thanks Mom, Dad and Grandad for everything ... Good luck Webb and Pook ... later P.H.S. ELIZABETH ANN NIMS II To my dearest mother ... couldn’t have made it without you ... Thanks Ginger Alfie ... “Reggie”’—joyous memories ... Dear friend Trent G. ... Elizabeth Webster—Guide me further ... Good Luck Ladies— Bye P.H.S. EUNICE JEAN ORPHEE “FF.” Love and Appreciation ... Mom and Dad ... remembering the good times ... Kathy ... Cuffie ... Punchy... June ... Kims ... Gee-Gee... Elaine... may success knock at your door ... a sweet farewell to all. MARIA ORTIZ Dimples ... Leo ... I made it ... Thanks Mom, teachers, counselors ... most of all I thank my love Rafael for helping me through it all ... Good luck friends ... Good Times ... New York ... CARLA RENE PALIN B.K.A. “Slick”... Farewell P.H.S. ... thanks Mom Dad Family ... Remember always ... Sharon Banks, Iris Folk, Ms. McDonald Friends ... thanks to the Flag Squad the Lady Cardinals for fun times... “Bye”. FRANK PAREDES Thanks Mom Dad for your support ... To my friends I wish them all the luck... to my best friend J.M. good luck ... and to D.R. your love will go on... JAMES DONALD PARRIS Thanks Mom Dad for everything ... Ho! To all the Honchos ... Melvin After the Westfield game... Watchin’ you all year C.G. ... Winfred ... Felton ... Woody ... “Won- derful Drums” ... 51 “Leash” Stuckey ... Carry, Ouee: CRAIG W. PERRY Thanks Mom and Dad ... Family ... Good luck friends ... Charlotte, Enaud, Rhonda, Angel, Darryl, Peanut, Keith, Black Uniques, Lady Honchos ... Always remembered CR, NP, TB, GW ... Big Bang Theory ... “Class 80” ... Farewell PHS ... Casanova Prod. DEREK PATILLO ‘Derky”... Angela Always... Mom and Dad, fans and foes ... Thanks for the concern... Bloodling Shae lw Caneee Daring to be different!” ... Alias Wanzell. ANGEL MICHELLE PEARSON Thanks to my 2 moms ... To my friends... RUME Ra). By ees De LLoping for the best ... Good Luck ... Ketey ... brother Melvin ... good memories at P.H.S. Looking forward to the future. CASSANDRA DIANE PENN “Sandy” ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Always remembering that special someone ... Jerome ... 3-1-79 until ... Good luck partners... T.L.,G.K, P.R., etc. Lamar you’re next ... College ... later, P.H.S. 89 RUFINO PEREZ, JR. “Fino” ... Thanks Mom, Dad for giving me the priviledge to go to school... I made it... Good luck to my Latin Brothers Sisters and Soul Brothers Sisters ... Numero Uno 8 i OBE PRIDE GAPE RR Mom and Dad you're beautiful ... Sharon you are everything ... Keep your heads to the sky... Stuck... Jerry... Vanessa... Pat Sele ollseie ase ANOLE aoe, IB oo (Cle ... Love Ya Woo Woo ... later. NICOLE PERRY Mousie... Chazzmar... Gwen... Freddie... Nee-Nee ... Tutda Darlene Red ... Rouland. Zooted! ... Thanks Mom and Dad For helping me along the way ... S.S. and T.S. take care later P.H.S. SHARON YVONNE PERRY slimy gern LOVeAl way Geez Ac ls een lm Kim ... Good Times “79” ... Good Luck Tammy. ENG Wie BE ese hanks Mom, Dad ... Trade School. VIVIAN M. PERRY 73 Vega ... 73 Maverick ... 68 Nova ... Thanks Mrs. Sheila Thorpe ... all those wonderful times in the Parking lot... Yvette U. Partner ... My main man Ruben J. McNiel ... Clarence ... Mary Perry. ELLIOTT PETERSON Thanks Mom and Dad ... 5th Ave. Courts ... Grants ... Parking Lot 5th period lunch... Boss... Dawud... Bean... PeeWee ... Everythings fly ... Always Remember J.BS... Brickst2= Water Walllee- KATHY PHILLIPS Mom and Dad, you always said that I would not make it this far... Well I am here now and I plan to go all the way ... Good luck Everybody! DONALD PIGFORD, JR. To someone I'll always have love for, Leighann ... Remembrance to Mom Dad and sister Pam ... The best of wishes ... DA., C.G., L.W., J.G., Pat, Stacey, Andrea... Bye. JANICE PITTS Mom Dad thanks for everything! ... All my love always David M. ... My best “Buddy” Titia J.—Keep smilin’ ... Good Luck A.R., DI S:NS JB GG, Ay Goodiinend stay: sweet J.P. DEAN PLANTE Eree ate Wactua el om thiemboarclmannr. Home work?!! ... Bogi ... Ping Cliaming ... Piggy ... “Confederates” ... “Hoods” ... “Earthly” 10... Danny! Poor Puns ... Camp- ing trips... Good friends ... Eddie... Danny .. Jesus ... Anthony ... Always Remem- bered ... U.W. ... Thanks... GEOFFREY PLUMMER “Plum” ... It’s finally Over!! ... Thanks ... Mom and Dad for everything...and more... Lynne ...C.C.S. ... My twin, his sister Cindy ... Later ... Friends ... Life goes on... GREGG PLUMMER Take defeat ... Winning will follow soon af- ter ... Playing ball 76-80 ... Memories ... Family Friends thank you ... Believe in yourself... Special someone M M...C.G. Promise’s arise for new loves, life laughs. TERESSA POSEY Finally made it ... Thanks Mom and Dad... It was a good year George ... Good Luck... Reta ... Bridgette ... Laura ... Crystal... See ya Pannone ... CARY LAMAR POTTS “Hey” ... Ma, I made it ... Thank God... “80” is here and I’m leavin’ ... Thanks for the support... Good luck people... L.G. ... $.G. ... JA. and World Premiere ... bye je BUSy LEON REESE Class of “80”... “Lee”... 4th, 5th lunch ... Dust is a must... Thanks Mom and Family ... My nephew, Jihad Shariff Reese ... Good Luck Honchos=.. Miwon. WLS. KOWaer. 90 E. Boys’... Later P’H:S. ANGELA M. REEVES “Angie” ... Thanks Lord for a wonderful MOM DAD ... Love always ... Family members ... Good Times with ... Linda... Karen ... Sta-cie ... April... All ... the rest... Airline tourister... friendly ... skies here I come. DARLENE REID Thanks for giving me your support Mom Pop ... Frankie I'll always love you! ... Best wishes to the Diazes, M.L., my best friends ... Thanks Mr. Mrs. P. ... Good luck—my brothers sisters. KEITH L. REID “Fred” ... Cooling out with the boys ... BkLyn ... Spiderweb ... Hueston ... Youger William ... McJunk ... Charlie ... also my main man Boatwright, doing it the Army way ... Thanks Mom, Dad, sisters ... brothers ... sisters of PHS. MICHELE REED Mom Iam here at last... Now is my time... I won't move fast ... I will keep a steady pace ... Because there’s no time to waste... Elijah It is time. RUTH REID Thanks Mom and Pop ... Family ... Good luck friends and all others ... Annie... M.- J.E. ... Rosa see ya up there ... It’s cool to be quiet ... 'm on my way ... Farewell anes: DEREK CHARLES RIDDICK Thanks Mom and Dad ... AS-SALAAM ALAIKUM ALIIME KHALIF 2. S:0!S: Vickie ... Cleto ... Hip Hop no time to stop got to keep on going till I reach the top... Later. FELIX RIVERA To my fellow classmates ... Peace ... Love ... Soul ... And Prosperity ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Look out world here I come! DARON RIVERS “SUGAR” ... I’m coming after you ... Parrish, Don’t do it! ... “Fos” (Jam is com- ing)... Tennis star Tony... Artistic Trucker ... I like you Snoopy (A.K.) ... L.B. (a Lady Card) ... International ... We Are Family! LILLIAN DENISE “Nessie” RIVERS On my way!!... Mom Purnell, Peace-up “80” ... Carla, Johnettea, Larita, Annette, Brian, Dinky, Mathew, M.R. ... Basketball ... Cheering ... THE JOINT times... Karen, Sylvia, Kim, Barbara, Dudley... 721... “79” look ME!! ANTHONY DREW ROBINSON Thanks Mom, Dad and Lolo ... Special thanks Eddie, Dean, Danny, Daron, Ericka ... Mrs B., V., W. and Rob... Tennis Teams ... EARTH ... To Heather: My love forever ... N.C. here I come! EDWARD LEE ROBINSON SEO cos Sh MIG, bon US: con UR noe Ith ... Three the Hard Way... cruisin’... poetry ... family ... friends .. Gras ... Concert Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12... mournings ... thanks. LESLIE ROBINSON “TEDDI-BARE” ... Thanks Ma and Daddy ... 80 year of the Bug-outs ... All my love to MYKE ... Partners ... Wendie, Imelda, Lisa SMP ICEL, WU. 2. Good luck Tobey... Class of ’80 ... Bye. PATRICIA ROBINSON Thanks Mom and Dad ... It’s all over!!! ... Well Crystal and Renee hang in there ... Fun times with all my friends ... Sandy... and especially Lynne Yancey... Love to my Ivan “78-80”. WILLIE ROBINSON “Well Mr. Thompson, I made it.” ... “I can’t believe iG@ ee Good-bye ub, M.Saaqeamelell miss the Disco on Friday night Walking in the hallways during lunch periods.” ... “Always stay sweet Mrs. Hults.” GODWIN DAVID RODRIQUZ, JR. ({que pasa?) ... “The Professor” ... Taurus the joint! ... Farewell P.H.S., Glad to be... . learning ... Mardi- Good luck to all my friends at P.H.S. Girls, I’m available; check me out! PETER E. ROJAS Thanks to all who helped me ... To all seniors may all your goals and dreams hap- pen for the best ... Later P.HLS. WANDA AILEEN RONEY “SAGITTARIAN LADY” with In- telligence Striving for Success ... Reaching for Respect ... Expressing myself to the limits ... Doing it up “MY WAY’—in style ... Thanking my parents for their ALAC, CINDY ROOKARD Finally made it Rookie ... Good Luck Friends (81) ... Thanks Paul for Apollo ... 5th period lunch ... Beverly ... Harriet... Valerie ... Thanks Mom and Dad... Don’t forget about the Cougar ... Always Forever W.F. ROSA ROSALES Thanks Mom and Dad ... Cecy ... Mrs. Retez, Moran Goodilbucks ko karen yee DSU eC. Greer Good tiinesratel ES ae Always remembered Parrandas Navidefas ... Adios! VINCENT G. ROUNTREE Mom Dad... I made it!!!... Whole Lot of working ... been successful ... Best luck ... best bunch... No more varsity swimming... tennis ... Saz solos ... speeches ... Good luck Senior ... Later P.H.S. SHIRLEY ROSS “Shorty” � Cancerauenr Family ... Good Luck Yvette, Chyrelle, Mark, Sandi, Pat and Pam ... Good times with Saundra, Sandra, Reggie, Leon ... Always and Forever Dexter Byrd ... W.M. DUANE S. ROYAL LIVE TO LOVE LOVE TO LIVE ... Coolin’ out with friends... Hollywood “78”! ... Love to that special someone, Robin at Seton Hall ... Love and Thanks to Mom ... Au revolEs.- SANDRA ANETTE ROYSTER Thanks Mom my lover Arcadio ... I made itithis fare Good luck, Kies |b Canes we had fun working on the yearbook staff... Good-bye, Best wishes P.H.S. Class of “80”. KENNETH A. SAYERS Like the setting sun reflects the day, let these words be reflections of today. Though the time has passed, let’s not forget the cheerful memories of four years, yet. ALAN “Sir Schack” SCHACHTER Sir Stepney... Geehard...O.K. Boss... Un- cle George ... Volleyball... “Best Bunch”... Schmucko ... E.A.R.T.H. ... Thanks Mom and Dad for putting up with me ... Always remember B.R. C.P. ... A.S. Forever... Good-bye P.H.S. ... BRUCE SCHENCK “BKLYN” ... Taking it light with the Boys... Fred... Boatwright... Derek... Dub... Spir ... Darryl ... Charly ... Be cool ... Special thanks to the family. ROBIN ANN SCHENCK Thanks Mom and Family ... Good luck Kwanza and Friends ... Fuzzy ... Dee-Dee ee onellyee. Vale. Kine. Darrenieere antnr Rodney G. ... Lena... Heidi... Yearbook ... Track Team ... Lafayett Place ... Bricks ... Grant Avenue ... Farewell... P.H.S. ... 1980. JACKELINE SCHMIDT Summers end ... The beach ... Nancy’s frame shoppe ... memories of friends ... Chris ... Nancy ... We made it! ... Thanks Ralphy, I couldn’t have done it without you ... Thanks Mom—Good-bye P.H.S. ANDREA “Lynn” SCOTT “Cookie” ... “Finally made it” ... Thanks Monin pe bepoguadieenbe ba heor howl We Cheryl H., Cynt. G. ... Tell me Annette Susan “What’s Happenin’” ... Well 80! We did it with a “Touch of CLASS.” ANNETTE SCOTT Thank Heavens I. graduated ... Mom Dad Thanks Mom, ... Good Luck to all my friends who are still at P.H.S. and to those who graduated. SHELLEY ANN SCOTT “Shet”... And all the girls... bugged-out!... Elizabeth ... Squeaky ... 1-9-80 ... Never forget ... Me Sharon... Busted... E.B. a memory K.D.a chance... Karen...cool out! ... Thanks Mom Dad... Friends ... Good luck. JOHNETTEA V. SEAY To my family, Thanks for all the Love and co-operation you have shown me. Without all the love shown, this wouldn’t be!... Many thanks to friends ... Love Johnettea. TODD SHARPE Son of Goldberg ... Love you Barb ... also E.M.G.O. with the fellas ... gone West coast people ... Be back... Love you all... Never forget those school days ... The Little Man be gone ... MICHELLE SHAW Aquarius ... Good-Bye Plfd ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Bandit ... Phantom ... Always Fun with Geoffrey ... LeighAnn ... Grecia hose biucema. Wesm DOn-e fer Good Luck Lynne W. ... Dee Tracey... Henry... E “GIAGO” LY. ... Washington D.C., Peace. LORRAINE M. SIMPSON Lori ... Good times with Good Friends ... Chrissy... Patty...Tracy... Annette... Lisa ... PIERRE... The Who... Skunky...S. and S. ... party... the shore ... Canadian... Thanks Mom Dad ... Dreams were easy Te kreebindipe. TINA MARIA SIMPSON Thanks Mom Dad ... “I made it.” ... Always and forever WADE ... Summer of 79 200 180), oes INNACS ann “lester? ,.. Wine bers with the girls!!! ... Partners Norita, Cheryl ... “Big Sisters 79” ... Sweetest nephew TERRY. JEFFREY SINGLETON Thanks Mom Dad... You brought me this far... I couldn’t have done it without you ... So long to all the brothers sisters in P.H.S. ... Special thanks to S.W. RECHELLE ALLYCE SINGLETON ROACH =.: CHIPPER... Thanks Mom... Good Luck Charlene ... Always Remember T.T. ... I wish everyone the best of Life, Love, Happiness to everyone in P.H.S. ... Volleyball sixth eighth ... So Long, P.H.S. CAROLYN SMALLWOOD Hanes... Carol... forever ... Thanks Mom and Dad ... good luck to all my friends ex- cept Lisa ... Remember the good and bad times in Softba ll and Track ... Always remember Carol ... Farewell P.H.S. MARK SMITH Love you Mom and Dad ... Coolin’ out with my boy G.B. ... When are you gonna put me in Perenti? ... It’s HIM! Marky! SANDI SMITH “Leggs” ... “Capricorn” ... Varsity girls’ Track ... Good luck Janet, Sandra, Christine, Shirley and Lillian ... Good time with Pat, Pam, Kim, Robin... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Always and forever RS. CARMEN IRIS SOTOMAYOR Special thanks to Mom ... a special thanks to Mr. Kagdis ... Best wishes to Kim ... Linda... Edgardo... Yolanda... Willie... Love Cuqui. EDDIE SOUTHGATE EARTH ... Volleyball ... Thanks Mom Dad... Football Team... Westfield game... Food ... Piggy... Bogi... Petungo Cilimungo ... Yellow Fellow ... Concert Choir ... Good luck Dean, Dan, Tony, Mark ... “’80” ... RMA. ... Apache 1. ERIC SPANN C.LE. class 4th period ... Good times Paul, Terrance, Reg and the boys ... Fun AV. Squad ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Good Times in Upward Bound ... So long P.H.S. SANDY SPELLMAN Thanks Mom and Dad ... The Family ... To that very special someone Henry Fudge ... “Paradidio” ... Terri ... East End Parties with P.Y.A. Next year Pam, Cilla, DeeDee. CHRIS SPENCER Thanks to the Spencer Family ... Orvin, Fuzzy, Kevin, Nak ... Never forget the Good times or Bad! ... Nic, Red, F.S., D.C., G.W., LJ. ... Upward Bound, Class Council, Pep Squad ... Zookied! JANICE M. SPENCER Thanks Mom and Dad ... Good old days at Ledalssy, Good luck to the girls Selena, Red, Tish, Nee ... On to higher times in Life jo ae? BK KENNETH L. SPIVEY Special thanks to Mom Dad ... Time to move out into better things ... To all the boys, good luck ... Remembering ... 80’s... with my lady Stacey L. ... Football 9,10... College bound. JANICE H. SPRINGER Good-bye Friends dances, good times—bad ... Thanks family ... Willie brother and Friends ... Olive ... Martha... Timi... Eddie... Doug... (G.O.T.) Tyler and Berke etc. ... Success... future happiness to all. YOLANDA LYNETTE STANCIL Isaiah 40:31 ... Thanks to God, My Mom(s) Dad(s) ... CLG ... Family Special Friends ... 10 6 79 forever Tony, “Simply Because,” “I DO LOVE YOU” ... I’m “Never Alone” because I’m “God’s Child”... PTL... “Thunder’s Sunshine”. DORIAN A. ST.CLAIR “Monty”... Good Times with friends... Kim Pa Crystalln ss otephanicmers Lizz vara Lie Capricorn III Dorian ... Wanda ... Melody ... Thanks Mom... Falocco... Mile Relay... The Garden D.S., T.N., W.J., G.C. ... State Champions ... Kearny ’79. KELLY STEELE Thanks Sue ... Quinn Stacey ... Shane... Berneatha ... Partners ... I'll ... never... forget ... your... Birthdays ... March 28... Afeley IN) on, eeoree Ch NY)... Sraaie, 76 I Pil. Jan, 15, 25... Nov. 13... ERNEST C. STERLING, JR. RE oo NOTED, Go IL IDO) IUONAS, YEON 25, Thanks Dad ... David ... Vincent ... Family ee So Long DiWe a. 2:By 3... Good=bye Swim Team ... Coach Wonsidler ... Farewell, P.H.S. LOOK OUT WORLD, HERE I COME! RYNE STUCKEY Merci Beaucoup Mom, Mucho Gracias Dad and my family, I Love You... All Right... My ION WZ cM one MICE 65 WAGE sae Lynn ... Stuckey ... BYE LINDA MAY SUMTER Thanks Mom and Dad... farewell P.H.S. ... for all the good and bad times we had together ... Good Luck to all my friends... Valerie mre: notiurenbatbysenenk UCase KEVIN MICHEAL SUTTON Thank God it’s over!... Thanks Mom... Dad ... Good Luck... Alfred... Charles ... Rod- ney... Curtis... James... Douglas... Stan- tinge. Low Lracey irom Special’ “Keo .. Remember my brothers ... Faith and Wisdom ... Measures your ability ... STEPHANIE THERESA TALBOT Thank God I’ve made it!!!... Thanks Mom Dad ... family ... friends ... Remem ber Good Times Lizzy, Kimela, Dorian, Crystal, Susan... Love ... Laughter, always Howard ... Always remembered Michael Bosket ... Dereke ey Milton) Darreny... LL, TERRANCE C. TALLEY Good Times... Newark Action ... To All the Honcho’s ... “I finally made it.” APRIL M. TANNER “Pril” ... Tuggy Stay “Cool” Thanks Ma and Auntie ... Hattie ... Running Partners ... Janet... Stacye ... Robin... (Sharon P. my little sister) ... Crystal (“Cruz”) ... Lori J. . Ellen M. ... The Basketball games... Robin and Eddie ... BYE!! ... P.H.S. TERRY “Ray” TATE EDig@Kedae ah COmrHOtus em ROLCVEr wt. Thanks Mom Pop ... Gramp’s ... Family ... Whiteboy”... Miller... Elliot... F.O.P.A. Peete sem OPOLLY 1eer COOK emma COLE U.: Thorpe ... Ron... Farewell P.H.S. ... Good friends ... Always Remember, “Greese is the word”... KAREN DENISE TAYLOR Thanks Mom Dad... Miss Famu in 82... All my Love to Philipp ... ReUnite Friends ... Good Luck ... Cheerleading ... England ... Graduation the Summer of ’78... Mr. D...A memory...Shelley (flygirl) ... Good- bye P.H.S. JESUS M. TRAVAREZ “Mundy One” ... Soccer ... Tough, disap- pointing season... Thanks to all coaches... Finally over! ... Good Luck Friends... Dean ... Danny... Alan... Good times ... Soccer games ... beat Scotch Plains ... Tests ... Always Remember N.C. N.O. LISA ANNE TAYLOR Thanks Mom, Dad and RT. for that extra push ... All my classes were super times... Good luck, sis! ... Remember me the “serious” student ... Farewell ... I’ll miss you “Brother, K.B.” ... E.P.O. ROBIN DIANE TAYLOR (Ribec) Thanks “Mom and Dad” for everything ... Stay Cool Janet, Michelle, April, Stacey ... Good Luck Chuckie, Boo-Boo, MaryAnn and Buster ... “Black Unique’s” forever! ... Special Love to Tommy Jones (fiancee) ... FAREWELL!!! STACYE TAYLOR Thanks Mom... Black Uniques... Sanobeia Adrian... Robec... Miss V. ... Tray... E- bay... IT. Step... Tiny... Farewell PHS. ... Remember the Good times ... Sharon ... Pril... Lisa... 5th Ave. ... Bean... Malt... Bow ... Good Luck!!! CYNTHIA THOMAS Good-bye P.H.S. ... Thanks Mom for the things you've done for me ... Good luck... Tina ... Tuckey and Terry Walker ... Good luck to Mrs. Andrews ... Good luck P.H.S. soe iO) Lore, JOHN WESLEY THOMAS, JR. “Jay-Tee” ... See Mom Dad, I made it... Good luck to my “Love Judy”... P.B. ... B.A. soo GHE ose WIM con GroxersoyeIstS) . 46 Bad Times ... Football practice ... Judy-Jay Tee “forever”. ELLEN PATRI CIA TILDEN “L.N.”... “Why not everything”... Library... Wee owe Ue bAB, pharty tiie ames Slit eee Hestare Shall MEP one UAE oo IUOXS coo italy oA. togetherness ... friends forever... Charlotte ... Pamela... Justin... Susan... Elaine... Ja. Cae Kennyens Wernys.. atti Sao! DW aoe BRIDGET TOMPKINS Thanks Mom and Family for your help... I made it thru ... good luck friends, Delbert, Jannie, Tracey, Jackie, Protege ... Take over Naim, it’s all yours, Always move forward in Life. ELLIOT L. TOWNSEND It’s done ... Thanks Mom for your trust... Thank God for his guidance ... F.0.P.A.—Thorpe, Banks, Reid, Mosley ... A.V. ... All the sweet ladies I met... Au Revoir! ... Tate got for it. DAVID TRAWICK World Premiere in the Garden ... To Mom and Dad... Best Bunch... The Trio of Vince, Rick and, Dave ... “Risque” ... M.F.,, D.L., L.F, D.G., and Earth, Wind and Fire ... “Tung SOO!” KIM (Slim) TYLER Special thanks to my parents and family... And all the fellas who didn’t follow ... my year is finally here ... with the “Big Bang Theory” ... Farewell School Days. 91 ALEXANDRA URENA Success is nothing unless you have someone you love to share it with ... “Javier and Alexandra forever” ... Farewell P.H.S. LACHELLE L. UZCATEGUI GAYMON Love ... Thanks Appreciation Mom Dad mramilyeaceLyiner. biendse. meno mn Orange Volvo wasn’t meant to be ... Special Thanks, Mrs. Davis ... Good Times in East Orange ... “Taurus” ... Getting it together � . CONFUSED +. ADIOS) PES: YVETTE M. UZZLE Thanks Mom Dad... Too good time in the parking lot with the girls ... T.W., NJ. and my number one partner Vivian P. Hukka-Buck!! MAGDA I. VASQUEZ “Ma” ... Johnny Forever ... Thanks Mom and Family ... Good luck to my sister Nancy ... Best Friends Ruth Reid, Wanda Velez, Rosa R., Naomi R. ... Farewell P.HS. Thanks to Mrs. Perez. RAY VASQUEZ Thanks Mom and Dad for everything ... Good luck to all my fellow classmates ...To those people Hangin out—better luck next time ... “Class of 80—the joint”. WANDA IVETTE VEIEZ Thanks Mom and Dad ... Will remember Family, Friends; Terry M., Rickey, Luis, Car- men, Johnny, Patricia, Mrs. Moran ... Good Luck friends at P.H.S. ... Good-bye to those sad times ... Adios Amigos!!! JEFFREY WALDEN “Escapism” ... I finally made it! ... Good ucks Pri ends hess Welle (© Er kame Thanks Mom... Dad family ... Later Sis, much success in the future ... Farewell PARICS: KEITH WALDEN Thanks—Mom and Dad, I made it... To all my friends ... Mr. B. Upperman and Mr. Klimas who helped me in Track ... Edna, Manic, Renee, Peanut, O.B., E.E. LISA WALDEN I finally made it... Thanks Mom Dad... Later to all the girls ... Time to move on... Business School ... Love always Kenneth Dudley... Good Luck Sis... Later P.HLS. ... ‘Virgo”. CRYSTAL WATERS 4 21 62... Taurus ... Elementary Ed., here I Come... Thanks Mom Dad, I made it... Remembering my close partners Wanda Caldwell... Cheryl Martin... Good luck Lit- tle Sister Roslyn Waters. NORITA WATSON Thanks Mom Dad... Good Luck to all the girls... Bahamas... Summer 79 the shot... Special someone Khalif ... Thanks Linda H ... Good Luck Tina Wade ... Neal Sandy ... College bound. ROBIN WEAVER Well thanks Mom Dad I made it ... Stay cool, Lill coz ... Remembering all friends never forgetting them ... Will always remember class of “80”... Thanks to Dizzy, Donna, FiFi, S.H. MARK (Butchie) WALKER “Gemini” ... Thanks “Diane” ... Family ... Good Luck to “Linda”... Magda... Patty... Rasanda ... Studying really helps ... good times in first period 156... Always Remem- beredseere i dsm, Wily em and mACe Farewell P.H.S. TERRY SYLVESTER WALKER I have ‘enjoyed P.H.S. The Olympics were great! ... To Cuffle, Janice and Holly I leave a big kiss ... Remember me the “Joker” of P.H.S. ... Keep all the halls busy sa hinawre GINA (Ginate) WALLACE Love to Mom and Dad ... Good Luck Crazy Partners ... Lorraine, Camille, Regina, Lynet ... Reaching for Higher Limits ... Thomas Chasers... Sagittarian Searcher... Scotch Plains ... Farley Park ... Remem- bered ... W.J., M.D., J.B. 92 KURT WALLACE Thanks Mom Dad... I’m glad its over... now it’s time to move out ... The boys, Wilbert, Leon, and don’t forget the ladies. LEIGH ANN WALLACE “Bambu”... Scorpio... Disco Don; Always forever my heart ... Thanks Mom ... Later little Sis Mitzi ... Cheba Babes ... IOTA ... Honchos ... My girls; M.S., AJ., C.T. ... Atlanta “79”... Bob... Sandy... Hey cuz... Later “MYKE” WASHINGTON “Mere”... LES R. 79,80... “Special Lady!” Shoto-Kwan! “War—Artist” ... “Blowin” -N- “Cuttin’ Up”...See, Mom? ... gonna make it ... College Bound ... “And the beat goes on” aco JelalS), soo When Awol Orn!” DEBBIE LUCILE WHITAKER Thank You... Mom and Dad... For all that you did to make this year just right for me ... “Henry” I'm on my way ... Good luck... C.W., W.W., Kwishawn ... HOLLY WHITESIDE Thanks Mom... Jean White... Miss Grandy eos Ramitly ee bilends rere vic Dien ©. Omer C.B. ... Teachers... Counselors... This day would not have never been possible without these people ... A special thanks to all... HARRIET WILKINS As COOKIE ... “80” ... Right on time remembering ... Good Times only ... W.W. ... “79”... Thanks Mom Dad... Family! ... Karliss, Debbie, Glynis, Zina... Carry on Zina Chick . “Forever Mine?” .: “Dynamite” ... Washington ... Later ... “PHS rene DARRIN P. WILLIAMS “Big foot”... forever Val... Thanks Mom Dad ... Look out Greg ... good times hang- ing out ... Later P.H.S. ... Later everyone FAYETTE WILLIAMS Love Mom and Family ... I know you all are proud of me ... Love Faynette ... Iam glad we made it together ... Many wishes in the future ... friends. FAYNETTE WILLIAMS Columbus Whitehead ... Forever mine! ... Thanks Mom and Love always ... I made it J.R. ... Success ... My Friends Winnie, Elisa, Chyrelle, Tracey ... best teacher Miss Best ... Good Luck Sister ... Fayette. GEE GEE WILLIAMS (Gennean) Thanks Mom ... family ... missing you Sharie ... Stephanie ... good times KC., R.H. ... Punchie... Cuffle... FiFi... Boonie ... Good Luck friends ... L.BJ., J.D., D.D., L.D. ... Loving you always special someone eater PHS: MARK ANTHONY WILLIAMS Marcus Welby M.D. Thanks Dad and Step Mother ... Family ... Good Luck Friends ... Pannone ... Stanley... Janise... Good Times ... Field Trips ... Gym ... Farewell P.H.S. and may peace confront you in the future. PAMELA KAY WILLIAMS “PAMM” ... 3 25 62 ... my path to life... Semaira ... Muhsinah’s heart desire Batin Remember 7 1 78 with 3 25 48 ... smile ... Peanut Utley ... Get’'in on with Steph ... college ... the beginning of my end ... Lutda. SELENA ALEXIS WILLIAMS Thanks Mom Dad for all your inspiration and efforts ... And thank you R.A. for your motivations ... Always remembered A. Foti and P. Pannone ... To my best friend Tuitde I wish the best. SHARON LYNN WILLIAMS Thanks Dad Michele ... Grandparents... ] Partners... Bonnie... Lessie ... Maggie Fon TEENIIN ooo IMME yon AROSE oon “IDE Honches ... Basketball Teams 79-80 ... Always Remember ...C.V., R.F.,and B.S. ... Class 78 ... Good Times. STANTION ASBURY WILLIAMS Keynote ... prereflection of the mind... Thanks Mom and Dad ... Family ... Good Luck to all my Friends ... Peace ... Year- book ... Football Team ... Farewell P.H.S. ... Always will remember A.W. TIMOTHY LEE WILLIAMS Thanks Mom ... Family ... Friends ... Farewell P.H.S. ... Remember T.W. DENISE ELLEN WILSON The best times are about to begin ... Friends—Debbie, Darlene, Gloria, Kell, Yolanda, Janice ... Thanks Mommy and Daddy ... Special Thanks Cheryle ... Good Luck ... Good-bye P.H.S. EDWINA “Pooh” WILSON I made it! Thanks Ma Pop ... Remember me Always Martis... Peaches... Munchy... Poppie ... Buns ... Peanut ... Vicky! ... Cutting Room Knight 7th, 8th... D.W., J.R., F.W., G.W. Farewell P.H.S. 80 vette ... Diasy Duke! JACQUIE “Jackie” WILSON Special Thanks Mom Dad ... Family ... Your inspiration ... I finally made it ... There’s no stopping me now ... Goals ... College Bound... Successful... Nurse Prac- tictioner... To all my Friends... Good Luck ee latereb hes: SAUNDRA LORRAINE WILSON “Thanks to my Mom and Dad for encourag- ing me to go to school” ... Good Luck to Jackie, Cee-Cee and Valerie and all my other friends at P.H.S. VALERIE LU DINA VICTORIA WISE It may be the end of our P.HLS. life but the beginning of our adult life... To Good times ... Bye... Mrs. Hults... Mr. Pannone..:JUJ. ... Thanks Mom family “80”. RANDY WOOD Thanks Mom and Dad, family, Good Luck Friends ... Remember the food fight ... J. Felton, J. Parris, M. Lyle, W. Keaton... The Honchos ... Baseball, Football ... Farewell PARES: KATHY D. WOODS Thanks Mom Dad for all the help and en- couragement you've given me ... The Good times with C.B. ... that special someone... Good luck friends ... Farewell P.H.S. PARRIS WORMLEY Thanks Mom and Dad for every thing ... Je- neen Emanuel I'll always love you, stay sweet... Good times... Partying... Kooling out... Later Honches and Honchos... Time to move out. TAMMY WYNN Thanks Mom Dad ... parking lot ... with—Y.U., V.P., N.uJ., 1 par Poopie ... Hustling ... D.M. oldies but goodies ... “Newark” ... R.S.—Main squeeze ... “Pooda D.”... Tond... good memories... “Navy”... class of 80 let’s huck a buck. LYNNE ELAINE YANCEY Thanks Mom and Dad ... You’re next Kent ... Elaine and Barbara ... Good Luck ... Patty ... Lachelle ... Chrystal ... Tracey... Dee ... “K” ... Michelle ... Special Love to Smiley... IOTA... Pres... Pom Pon... Cap- tain ... Geoffrey it was wonderful! RANDY YOUNG Big Phill ... and life goes on ... varsity ... BB: Brothers bartnersi. ©. Canna bare Country Club... I took the hard way out... Special feeling ... Gloria... Thanks Mom Dad...State Champs “80”... Basketball... WILFORD YOUNGER, JR. “Joe Smoke”... Mom Dad I told you so... Party times in the Bird ... Keith “E to the Art”... Little Hargrove... What it Look Like ... missing the Fly Girls ... N.J., D.H. DAN ZIEGLER EARTH ... Puns ... “Horse Feathers” ... “Hood’s” ... Pihula Cilalaah ... Piggy ... Gerheard ... Hocky ... Bogi Pictures ... “Slouch”... Fake noses... “Lea foot Lola”... “Good Morning” . Wallgreens Volleyball ... Band... Camp... Dean... Ed ... lakola... Wong... Campouts... Thanks. SA SRW Y K. Benford D. Brennan G. Broughton B. Blake K. Bonterse B. Brandt K. Boyd Sat ker T. Bl P. Boone .. M. Brookens D. Bradshaw T. Cabbell D. 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Murray T. Myers T. Nelson C. Nettingham A. Nicholas M. Nunn N. Ortiz W. Parker 98 D. Payne E. Perez D. Pernell Cz Perry. E. Plummer C. Polk R. Quinones C. Randolph J. Reed C. Reese T. Reynolds K. Rhoden, Jr. P. Rivers W. Roberts T. Robertson A. Robinson C. Robinson L. Robinson N. Rodriguez B. Rose A. Rose D. Rouse C. Reeder J. Russell Z. Sammons V. Scercy A. Scott R. Scott W. Sergeon J. Shakir C. Sharp P. Silas M. Sheppard B. Smith J. Smith J. Smith 99 T. Stepney V. Stevenson D. Stokes P. Thomas R. Thomas S. Thomas P. Thompson T. Thompson M. Tobias D. Wallace Be K. Washington R. Washington V. Wells 4 S. Wallace S. Walters D. Wanzell i K. Wheeler D. Whitaker A. White R. West C. Williams M. Williams M. Williams T. Wilson B. Woodruff S. Wormley V. Worrell V. Yurgel B. Pollard I. Prince J. Stewart L. Stone J. Teter D. Trautnan C. Velez M. Viloa S.J. Wallace S. Waters D. Washington G. Webb V. Wells W. Wells R. Wheeler 101 I. Abram M. Adams D. Adkins M. Adkins M. Alburg R. Anderson V. Armour L. Ashley L. Austin K. Ayers L. Bailey J. Barnes D. Bainer K. Barnett J. Battone A. Bavoso V. Belin P. Bell A. Benbow P. Bennett A. Beverly P. Bilal Y. Black T. Bloedoorn { C. Blair E. Bofill M. Bonini D. Bowen W. Bowlin K, Brandon M. Brant J. Bridges D. Brodil W. Brokenbaugh G. Brown J. Brown J. Brown J. Brown M. Brown P. Brown R. Brown S. Brown T. Brown T. Brown ‘R. Brunson B. Aaron D. Bryant D. Bullock J. Bullock C. Butler T. Butler J. Byers J. Callands L. Carden K. Carson K. Carter T. Carter S. Chambers W. Chanies E. Chavis C. Chapman R. Charlston M. Chrisp T. Christian J. Clark N. Clark S. Clark M. Coleman V. Coleman E. Collins S. Collins J. Coney D. Cooper L. Cooper T. Cooper A. Counts (C, (Chv. P. Crockett M. Craftan d C. Culver D. Cunningham D. Damen S. De Cristafaro A. Davey L. Dawidowicz S. Dickens C. Diggs S. Diggs L. Dixon D. Duncan D. Dunn P. Echols A. Edwards E. J. Elliott S. Elder E. Ellison R. Evertsz S. Folk R. Foreman R. Foster y ath A. Francair K. Franklin K. Franklin R. Frazier J. Gaddy D. Gainer J. Gainer C. Gillette oy, fr L. Gillette L. Goodwin C. Gorden B. Green C. Griffin R. Hall S. Hengel R. Hill 106 J. Hines M. Hochreiner E. Hohm N. Holbey T. Holmes D. Hooker S. Hunter K. Hurdle W. Hutchins A. Jackson C. Jackson Y. Jackson J. Jasper P. Jasper J. Joyner O. Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson A. Jones A. Jones D. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones S. Jones W. Jones W. Jones T. Lane K. Lattimore M. Lee C. LePoidevin L. Letton A. Lewis K. Lewis G. Lilly L. Lloyd E. Lopez E. Marshall L. Mason A. Maulseed B. Mays W. McClain J. McCormick T. McCray L. McCrea L. McCullum L. McDonaugh S. McGhee T. McKay H. McMurrian C. McNeill A. McPhaul J. McPhaul C. McQueen V. McPherson S. McRimmon K. Miller J. Milton M. Mitchell M. Mitchell M. Mitchell K. Moffatt D. Morgan R. Morley T. Mollins P. Mulvaney K. Muse D. Myers S. Nevins R. Olivia E. Ortiz L. Padilla P. Pearce K. Pearson W. Petties M. Priester C. Randolph D. Rawlw R. Reed M. Reid R. Reid R. Reid D. Roach 2 E. Robinson J. Robinson K. Robinson 4, « L. Robinson ix. Robinson M. Rosas A. Silas L. Simone C. Singleton K. Skinner J. Smith V. Stevenson F. Strickland S. Stuant D. Swadell B. Swain D. Swearingen M. Talbot T. Tanner D. Thomas K. Thomas R. Thomas L. Thomas M. Thomas D. Tolen tp raccon Nb L R. Tomezyk S. Townsend G. Trapp D. Tucker E. Tucker D. Tucker C. Tyler J. Urena J. Uzcatequi-Gaymon E. Varsalone B. Valentine B. Vaughn V. Vaughn B. Venson D. Walker J. Walker J. Walker W. Walker T. Walsh S. Warren M. Washington M. Webb P. Weeks C. Williams C. Williams C. Williams E. Williams F. Williams L. Williams R. Williams R. Williams R. Williams R. Williams S. Williams W. Williams S. Willis T. Willis D. Wilkerson C. Wilson K. Wilson R. Whalen E. Whindleton C. West S. Wolfe T. Womack P. Woodburry D. Wormley S. Wormley D. Wyatt M. Wyatt D. Young M. Zambrana S. Ziegler 111 P. Adams A. Akram A. Allen K. Allen V. Allen M. Alra D. Anderson J. Anderson L. Anderson B. Ashley C. Austin R. Baggs L. Bailey V. Banks K. Barksdale S. Banes G. Barnett N. Barron V. Batie D. Battle D. Beasley C. Belin L. Belin J. Benjimin T. Bert M. Beverly P. Bey C. Blackwood P. Blaedoorn D. Blake G. Bocher S. Bond T. Bonner B. Boatright T. Boykin K. Boyd L. Boyd S. Booker K. Boone T. Booth V. Bowers C. Brack B. Braddy J. Branch C. Brendam M. Brokenbough S. Brown T. Brown P. Brumoon K. Bulford B. Burroughs A. Butler D. Butler L. Butler W. Byrd C. Bynum A. Cabbell G. Cabbell E. Caldwell B. Callazo A. Candelario S. Carden D. Carneqre T. Carrasquild R. Carson J. Carter S. Carter A. Casado D. Cassett A. Cassius L. Caunal B. Champion C. Chandler G. Chase D. Chauis C. Clark M. Clark M. Clark K. Clarke B. Cofield A. Cokman L. Coleman L. Coleman T: Coleman T. Coleman B. Collazo R. Copper 1G: Caston H. Counts J. Counts D. Cox E, Cox K. Cox R. Cox L. Craddock G. Craig J. Crawford S. Cross S. Cunningham A. Dance G. Dannet B. Davis A. Davis M. Davis I. Davis R. Davis S. Davis S. Davis A. Del Valle J. Deskins T. Dildy C. Dilson T. Dilson P. Doddy L. Donavan D. Drews M. Dunn K. Eason T. Edelen V. Edwards G. Egerton T. Egerton T. Eillvah C. Elliott H. Estrella D. Evans R. Evertaz L. Fallucca K. Farley B. Farrison T. Farrison S. Ferraro M. Finn A. Flood R. Fober T. Freman A. Foster 113 F. Foster E. Francois L. Franklin S. Frazier S. Fudge F. Fuentes R. Fuller B. Gaddy B. Gainer N. Ghainim D. Glasper J. Gonzalez C. Gordon R. Gordon Z. Graham R. Grant C. Gray C. Green T. Green F. Greene T. Greene M. Gray T. Griffin J. Griglak M. Grimas J. Grimer M. Grisson K. Habbiatt C. Hailey J. Hall J. Hall J. Hall R. Hall R. Hall S. Hall C. Hallman S. Harcum R. Hardy F. Harper A. Harris B. Harris E. Harris K. Harrison S. Harrison C. Haskins L. Heaney P. Helriegel T. Henderson C. Hicks C. Hill K. Hill T. Hill D. Hillman A. Hines B. Hinton T. Hinton D. Holman R. Holmes D. Hooker T. Hooker B. House D. Howard E. Howard J. Huelsenbeck M. Hunter P. Hunter S. Hunter C. Hurdle 114 B. Inzar O. Inzar P. Irving A. Jackson F. Jackson K. Jackson R. Jaehel S. Jazner R. Jefront A. Jenkens L. Jennings E. Jinenez A. Johnson C. Johnson C. Johnson D. Johnson E. Johnson H. Johnson M. Johnson R. Johnson T. Johnson A. Jones C. Jones D. Jones D. Jones G. Jones M. Jones S. Jones S. Jones T. Jones W. Jones L. Kearney T. Kearney K. Kelly R. Kelly D. Kinchen K. King D. Kirkman S. Knight J. Lake R. Lesberg G. Lenner S. Liggons S. Long K. Lopez T. Lyles A. Mack E. Mack . Mallory . Manning . Marchishin Martin Martin Martin Matthews TAYNOOS L. Mayers R. Mays J. Mauro L. Mercade L. Mickens A. Middleton P. Mikla 115 K. Miller K. Miller A. Mitchell K. Mabley G. Moschella M. Moss R. McCay W. McCoy K. McCloud D. McClerdon R. McCrourey D. McCullough A. McCullum G. McDowell E. McGhee R. McGrain V. McMurrian T. McNair D. McPhail B. Mitchell S. Monjingo C. Morning D. Morris E. Marrison K. Moarman K. Mueller A. Myers V. Myrick R. Nelson L. Nesbitt B. Nquijen P. O'Connor K. Olwia A. Ortiz E. Osborne A. Parker S. Parks D. Parris A. Patterson B. Patterson R. Patillo H. Patrick S. Pearce R. Penn R.. Penn S. Penn R. Percez V. Percez M. Perkins S. Perkins J. Pettus T. Pinckney V. Polite R. Pireston M. Prestell V. Pruitt J. Purnell D. Randolph S. Ragin K. Reese V. Roach R. Roane A. Robinson B. Robinson D. Robinson E. Robinson S. Robinson V. Smith M. Smithson S. Snedeker S. Soffold P. Somiel M. Spallieri S. Spann. T. Robinson J. Rosa N. Rosado J. Rosado S. Rouse D. Rouse T. Royal C. Russ J. Russell S. Sammons L. Samuels C. Singleton A. Smallwood B. Smith B. Smith C. Smith C. Sands R. Sargent E. Sargon B. Saunders M. Spencer L. St. Clair J. Relf H. Rhodes M. Riddick E. Rivera W. Rivera D. Rivers S. Roach R. Stuckey R. Suber D. Swearingen D. Tarver A. Tate J. Tavarez M. Tavarez P. Taylor P. Thaxton D. Thomas M. Thomas D. Thompson D. Thompson L. Thompson C. Thorne P. Thorne R. Threadgill S. Threatt M. Timmons D. Timponaro J. Tobias T. Trawick V. Ware D. Washington D. Wassen R. Waters W. Watts D. Wessells E. Wheeler C. Whitaker P. White E. Whitmore D. Wideman C. Wiggins A. Williams C. Williams C. Williams K. Wiliams P. Williams R. Williams R. Williams R. Williams T. Williams T. Willis G. Womack M. Wood M. Woodbury M. Wortman S. Yarbough J. Yurgel 118 R. Stevenson C. Stokes T. Strickland S. Turner J. Vasquez R. Vaughan F. Vaughan J. Walden D. Walker C. Wallace Vergie Banks Virginia Bavoso Tamara Breen Effie Bullock John Crawford Wonda Goodwin Samantha Inzar Willie Martin Todd McAllister © 5 26 Jekeemereteleroae Crystal Mills Robin Moffatt Ui) LY Student Sports Awards Assembly Cardinal Gold A special recognition assembly was held on Friday, January 4, 1980. The program was student planned and spon- sored to promote positive ac- tivities of Plainfield High School students. Jade Hawkins, Presi- dent, Student Council, coor- dinated the activities. Many beautiful trophies were presen- ted in the following: JAZZ EN- SEMBLE, STUDENT COUNCIL, DRAMA CLUB, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL, MEN’S BASKETBALL, WRESTLING, SWIMMING, WOMEN’S TRACK, and MEN’S TRACK. 120 a Plainfield, we revere thee. What a captive audience!! “Give me a P-L-A-I-N-F-I-E-L-D!!!” t we bad?” “Aren sa cheer for... ” “Now here “Hey, yall!!!” “Congratulations gentlemen for once again defending your title as cham- pions of the X-mas Tournament.” 121 122 Senior Christmas Bazaar Do you want this one? Prices range from $2.50 to $6.00 Mr. Rodney Carter, Class Ooo ... Now Advisor doesn’t that look good! Wow, look at this one! (L-R) G. Byers, D. Harris Take one bite and pass it around. (L-R) B. Brundige, C. Guy, T. Simpson, D. Breton Seated Harrison B I'll have them all. Standing — R. Reed, G. Koon, T. Lamb, C. Grant, K. Counts, D. Wilson. O. DesVignes S Carefully now... D. Wilson, K. Counts Now, this I like! G. Byers, D. Harris ay PT aa. Vice Principal of Plainfield High School Henry Foster — Class of 53 Activities while at P.H.S. 1. Track and football. 2. NJ. Boys State. 3. Named to all American track team. State Jumps, High Jumps. Activities in College — Butler University (Indiana) 1. Basketball, Track 4 years. 2. Indiana State Champs High Jump. Activities Immediately after College 1. Butler University (Indiana) 2. S. Probation Dept. 3. Neighborhood House — Youth Director 4. School Social Worker — Plainfield School Systems. 5. M.S. Degree — Kean College. Currently 1. Vice Principal of Plainfield High School. 2. Father of Marcia Foster — Class of ’80. crise A Willirune. Br Alnites States Senate WASHINGTON, D I would like to thar field High School spor of Recognition that shirt and Certificate ight to my of fice your gift Senator Harrison Williams Class of 35 you for the Plain- fl Look at Alumni _ Mr. Frank W. Darish, who resides with his wife in North Plainfield, was born and raised in Plain- field, in the city’s west end. He graduated from Plainfield High School in 1961. While at P.H.S., he was on the swimming team, and, as a senior, was on the Milestone business staff. Through his high school and college years, he worked after school, Saturdays, and sum- mers at Normandy Studio, Watchung Avenue, Plainfield. A 1966 graduate of Rutgers University, College of Agriculture (now Cooke College), he is a mem- ber of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. After college, he taught science and biology at Madison Central High School in Old Bridge, New Jersey for seven years, where, for three years, he was yearbook advisor. Mr. Darish left teaching when he was offered a position with Normandy Studio which would com- bine his photographic background, his yearbook experience, and his interest in working with young people. Mr. Darish works for our senior portrait photographers as a school sales representative, acting as coordinator between the studio and Mrs. Hall and the Milestone staff. He works to main- tain communication with all the studio's contract schools’ yearbook advisors and staffs, to solve any problems that may arise, to schedule senior por- traits and candid assignments, as well as doubling as photographer when necessary. Pa ASTROWOM (STILT “TELESCopiC Ew PlaCeE SS Rome ay Cane “BO == —__ — 4. Fe Assistant Professor of Chemistry — Rutgers University Dr. Eugene Hall — Class of ’69 Each of us at the lunch table sat spellbound while the quiet voice of Gene Hall “Simplified” the intricacies of the recent three-mile island mishap. Science teacher George Tyler, beamed with pride as his former student fielded a barrage of ques- Uons with matter-of-fact expertise. Tusculum college (Tenn.) was Gene’s next stop after P.H.S. There he became a Charles Oliver Gray Scholar; and in 1973 he received a BS. in chemistry. Continued educational pursuits led him to Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State Univ. (VPI SU) located in Blacksburg, Va. In 1978, Gene earned his P.H.D. in Nuclear Chemistry. Dr. Hall challenged the minds of several P.H.S. students while substitute teaching over a brief period of time from November ’78 until March ’79. Currently he is employed as an assistant professor of chemistry at Rutgers University. In a recent interview with a Milestone reporter, Dr. Hall welcomed the opportunity to assist P.H.S. students at the University. He can be located at Busch Campus in the mornings, and at Douglass College in the afternoons. Model of the Year! Gretchen Tate — Class of ’76 Two years ago at Plainfield High School I was elected to be model of the year. It was the first time I had to compete against 29 or more people. I felt as if I had to let the people know that I was the best for a long time now here was my chance to prove it. The only thing I had to worry about was what to wear. I had to project an image of someone that I admired and if I could I would love to take after her. The image was Ms. Ross (The lady has class!) So I went out and bought some clothes, got my hair cut and was ready for the show. Not too long before the show was about to start one of the girls said that I looked like the image I wanted to project, Ms. Ross. Knowing that I did look like her | — and, hearing it from someone else I knew I was on my way! Now besides doing fashion shows I am affillated with Zur Holographis doing commercials, advertising, photo stock and ed. (Director of Guidance — Hubbard School) Warren E. Henry — Class of ’39 Member of high school glee club for 4 years. President of Boys Athletic Association 1938-39 (PHS) Varsity football team for 3 years as quarterback running back Varsity baseball team for 3 years as catcher and center fielder. Became the first black member of the ice hockey team. Played first string for 2 years. Member of the swimming team as a freshman. Entered the armed forces in 1942 and won his Army Air Force wings! Became a member of the original Tuskagee Black Airmen of the U.S. Army Air Force. With the rank of 2nd Lt. he served as a bomber pilot in the 477th Bomb Squadron (all Black) flying the B-25 medium bomber. Graduated from Rutgers University in 1951 with a B.S. degree in Physical Education and received his Masters Degree in Guidance in 1958 from Columbia University. Served as the director of the Good Neighbor Community Center in NYC for 15 years. While at Good Neighbor, he established and directed a summer work pilot project which involved teen- aged gang members in summer employment. This project led to the later development of the Youth Employment Service (YES) of NYC. During his directorship at the Good Neighbor Center, his work brought him into contact with many of the teen-aged fighting gangs of East Harlem during the gang war years of the 1950s and the 1960s. From 1960 to 1963, he directed a teen age work camp which serviced members of some of the same gangs. At present, he is the Director of the Guidance Department of Hubbard School in Plainfield and has been in this position for the past ten years. Father of Mark Henry — Class of '80. NOTE: Graduates of P.H.S. are invited to send us a black and white glossy picture and a personal biography for possible inclusion in future Milestones. 124 Seated L to R: L. Wyatt, L. O’Rourke, J. Williams, M. Perez Standing L to R: F. Hess, A. Parello, J. L to R: Vice Prin. W. Schlough, J. Haynes, Principal Henry Thompson, Vice Prin. Administration F. Votto, and H. Foster Baas Superintendent Gillingham presents the facts. Cole, M. Michalewski, D. Gray and P. Houchins 126 May I help you? (L. Wyatt) Guidance Seated L to R: D. Pearson, Chairperson D. Grandey, F. Ludwig, H. Davis Standing L to R: W. Terry, R. Parquer, E. Hubka, R. Hessinger, N. Kagdis H. Davis, Placement Careers Education Coordinator explains to J. Williams. Guidance and counseling are intended to assist in- dividuals in the understanding of self, in making choices that are personally satisfying and socially effective, and in developing responsibility and self-direction. The mem- bers of the Guidance Department assist and cooperate with other members of the school staff in helping students recognize and develop their varied abilities. The Guidance Counselors share with students and their parents the responsibility for choosing their high school programs, for providing career and educational in- formation, and for helping them with personal problems. Counselors attempt to help students know themselves and to plan realistically for their futures. W. Terry A. Jordan. You must be joking! 127 usiness and Foreign Language epartments ee’ Standing G, Middleton, D. Reid, Howard Rozzelle chairp., S. Mirota, E. Sawyer, M. Best, L. Waters. Camera shy R. Carter Seated T. Battaglia, D. Scott, T. Wilson, R. Mrs. Edwards, you'll be thrilled to know that your daughter . Standing M. Duchin Music, C. Maglione, Chairp. P. Ciliberio Seated A. Campolattano, B. Amos, H. Grace i a Lionel Carrier Lee Music, E. Moran, R. Franco, H. Derickson Foreign Language Dept. are also affiliated with the Language Dept. Voice Culture, Chorus, Music Theory and Band are the subjects taught in the music programs. The primary goal of business education is to provide 1. Four-year sequentral programs are eat a ane offered in two modern languages i.e., Ae Oe BUBR EC Rares renehandiSpanicta In sales the students to acquire, adjust to, and z progress in entry-level business Language Department offers semester occupations. Adaptability, being courses for beginning students in both able and ready to change with French and Spanish. A two-year change, by necessity becomes an sequential program in Latin is offered extension of the primary goal. for students interested in a classical Thus, business education must language: prepare students to perform ; competently in specific jobs when 2. The students enrolled in modern they enter business employment. language classes have the opportunity Yet, it must also make the to practice and develop their audio- students’ preparation general lingual skill in the language laboratory enough to meet the requirements one period a week. oFe variety ete ed eee 4 x ooperative o ce an 5) Furthemmore, the: Language distabudre education are special Department offers a complete programs that provide the means bilingual program in all the academic by which students combine work subjects for Spanish-speaking experience with in-school students who, because of a language education. These programs are barrier, cannot work well in regular developed jointly by the school English classes. ok eh gencenae rt Ripaon wo organizatio 4. The vocal and instrumental programs Distributive PATER Clubs of America and the Future Business Leaders of America provide opportunities for our students to display their leadership and employment skills. I thought we were going to dance! See R ALN EL The English Department ser- vices the entire student body many times over because of the very nature of it’s composition. The English Departments is a triune with English, Reading, and the Library its components. To meet the multifarious needs and interests of this student body, the department offers courses on the various educational plateaux and encourages electivity ac- cording to the student’s academic interests and needs. The depart- ment expends additional energy in courses underscoring basic skills — Basic Skills — Language Arts, RICCOM, and Reading in Content Areas. The Elizabeth Chitty Library and the Ninth Grade library house materials for research and leisure reading. Seated L to R: A. Grossman, S. Ben Ary, L. Johnson, D. Mayes, G. Weisbort, M. Spegele Standing L to R: I. Scovronek, J. Shuffo, D. Flato, M. Pierce, W. Klimas, M. Canis, M. Pratt, C. Beehler, C. Hall, R. Schell, H. Staley, K. Conroy (Chairper- son) 129 What are you looking at? Physical Education Department What do you think about that! Another dirty joke Tom? The Physical Education program is designed to provide opportunities for the student to act in situations that are physically wholesome, mentally stimulating and satisfying, and socially sound. A schedule of vigorous physical activities is selected and graded according to the student’s needs and interests. The health program includes basic first aid, classroom driver education, social health, health problems and cardio pulmonary resuscitation. The Aquatic program is designed to offer a wide selection of aquatic ac- tivities to provide knowledge, un- derstanding, skill, and attitudes related to swimming. The Behind the Wheel Driving course is an elective course and is scheduled before and after school. Practice is conducted on quiet streets, city streets, country roads and highways in order that students may experience a variety of traffic situations. Will I ever get a turn? ... Left to Right: Row I. T. McDonald, C. Hollis, N. Chrisicos, M. Diez. Row I. E. Horn, S. Phinney, R. Bernardo, Chairp. Richard Kern. Row III. D. Dolgins Nurse, R. Upperman, M. James, A. Parenti You may find Science teachers in the What time is the Plan for? center of the hall. Math Department eacher earning enter Seated: P. Harper, E. Baker, R. Di Bella, S. Baretto, T. Heinez. Standing: K. Fritz (Chair- man), T. Hartmann, C. Cafone, R. Calkin, F. Charles, T. McDonnell, M. Willard, R. McMullen, L. Pinkstaff, S. Williamson, V. Dozier, T. Brozozowski I have an idea for a new rule. How about... Teachers exchange ideas in the TLC — Teacher’s Learning Center (TLC) — left to right: S. Berson — SCE Resource Center for the district. Secretary, P. J. Brown — Reading Coordinator, J. Cunningham — Direc- tor of TLC, G. Hunter — SCE Secretary, M. DeWitt — TLC Secretary, D. Alexander — Math Coordinator Science Department Seated: C. Brown, D. Wong, S. Samin, L. Boughner, D. Riddle. Standing: M. Mosley, A. De Cross (Chairperson), T. Watt, D. Dotch, M. Zullo, H. Vanderheyden, T. Canright. Back: T. McCarthy, A. Boguzewski, H. Tyler The Science Department has 14 full-time teachers plus a Dept. Supervisor who teaches 2 periods per day. The science curriculum consists of 15 courses making up 69 classes. Most of these classes meet 5 periods per week. 15 classes meet 7 periods per week and 1 class meets 8 periods per week. There are about 1800 students taking science courses. The department sponsors the Earth club (Mr. Wong and Mrs. Boughner), the Chess club (Mr. Samin), the Physicians’ club (Mrs. Watt), and the Photography club (Mr. Zullo). And she didn’t show how the epidermis has mutated. 132 Social Studies Department | Front Row L to R: H. Robinson, T. Corbett, Chairperson G. Taylor, P. Pannone, S. Marsh. Back Row L to R: V. Gunderson, S. Mace, A. Berke, C. Remondelli, R. Pajewski, J. Banyasz The Social Studies Department offers courses for Plainfield High School students in grades 9-12. We have a department of 15 teachers who teach Practical Politics, World Cultures, Afro-American History, Psy- chology, Economics, United States History I II, and Social and Cultural History. A special program is offered, for students in- terested in the Legal or Political process called the Law and Political Action In- ternship. Students are involved in a Statewide Model Congress, where students and teachers throughout the State of New Jersey participate in a three day student run version of Washington politics. The class also attends four statewide seminars conducted by the Institute for Political and Legal Education. A unique feature of this program is the internship in Local and County government offices. The Social Studies Department also par- ticipates in a Youth Employment and Train- ing Program where students hired by the Plainfield’s Youth Employment Agency are instructed after school in Career and Em- ployability Skills. This is done to keep stu- dents in school and offer them Labor Market Orientation. An Oral history project is another program integrated into the Afro-American history course as well as USH II for teachers interested in working with their classes. Students interview senior citizens for first hand living histories of twentieth century life in Plainfield. You put the answer right here. I have nothing but good news. 133 General Education You what? Es 5 R. Jackson — School Psychologist, J. Allen, F. Johnson, C. Cook, J. Marshall, N. Badida, iL. Mertz, W. Gary — School Social Worker, J. Rodriguez 134 Vocational — Fine 64 Seated: E. De Versterre, J. Spooner, McConnell, E. Lukinov. Standing: R. Schults, chairman, C. Miclei, A. Knowlse, W. Beyers, K. Sidigee, R. Hazelton, A. Knight. Be sure to replace piston rods before putting in the... Dum-De-Dum-Dum I insist that every one of you... 135 Ve , e | q A. Robinson Security Officers Row I: E. Williams, M. Stembridge, C. Foy. Row II: C. Riley, I. Welch, P. Jackson, R. Montford — Security Coordinator, D. Damon, R. Bryant, F. Austin “ Cafeteria Aides C. Brown, N. Calvi, J. King, W. Partyka, M. Niel 136 Wrestling 138 Michael Brown Stanley Grant Richard Belaney Donald Dixon Setting him up! (Donald Dixon) Coach Mussamano Anthony Reeder Second in the District 1979 All the way for 1980!!! (Anthony Reeder) Greg Smallwood Tough Ride! (Greg Smallwood) Donald Dixon Hold on! 139 PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WOMENS’ CROSS COUNTRY 1979 WAS THE MOST SUCCESS- FUL SEASON IN THE HISTORY OF THE WOMENS’ X-C PROGRAM! The Lady Cardinals swept to an unbeaten 10-0 dual meet record, while they won the Union County and Watchung Conference Championships. The team was led by Senior Captain Dorian St. Clair and sophomore sensation Patty Mulvaney with the supporting cast of Melody Grisby, Lisa St. Clair, Susan Wormley, Mary Hochreiner and Lisa Heaney. The hard work and dedication of the ladies, paid off as the Womens’ Indoor Track Team was ranked number one. They are the “Class of the State.” Setting new records almost every time they stepped on the track, the four- some seniors Dorian St. Clair, Gayle Counts, and juniors Wanda Jackson and Tracey Nelson repeatedly broke the state record for the mile relay. They established a new national mark in the metric equivalent, while com- peting in the Olympic De- velopment Meet at New York’s Maidson Square Garden. The team won titles almost every weekend as seniors Lisa Myers, Sandi Smith, and Carolyn Smallwood handled the sprints. A group of juniors and sophomores including Susan Worm- ley, Melody Grisby, Holly Faraone, Mary Hochreiner paced the Cards in the Distance Events. Freshmen LisaSt.Cleir, Lisa Heaney and Andrea Johnson exploded on the scene to show a sample of what’s to come. The Lady Cardinals also showed strength in the field events as Gwen Cox, Jennifer Cox, Audrey Counts, Sylvia Cooper and Tracey Carter were consistant winners helping the Cards to team victories and individual recognition. The ability of Plainfield to score in every event made them much in demand at invitationals around the state and throughout the Northeast. THIS WILL TRULY BE A SEASON TO REMEM- BER THE SEASON OF THE RECORDS. alae. I thought I would never get here. Home at last! Two down and one to go. (Lisa Heaney and Susan Wormley) RES ere’s everybody running to “Now that that’s over with ... let’s go eat. Standing: H. Farone, G. Smallwood, S. Chambers, L. Myers, T. Cooper, T. Nelson, T. Carter, S. Counts, Mr. Falocco. Sitting: S. Hengel, S. Wormley, M. Grisby, G. Counts, D. St. Clair. CROSS COUNTRY: Top row: J. Epps, Mr. Klimas, coach, C. Williams. Second row: L. Williams, C. Bronson, L. King. Third row: K. O. Burke, A. Jackson, N. Griffin, E. Ellison, J. Wiggins. Fourth row: J. Heaney, M. Tobias, F. Jones. Fifth row: E. Hill, C. Georges Last one there is a rotten egg. 141 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Yeah! Nice going! GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Lady Cardinals continued their winning ways as they captured the Watchung Conference Champonship for the 4th consecutive year!!! Led by Marcia Foster, Dee Payne, Sandy Burns, Shielda Smith and Sandy Chambers, the girls won the Mid-Counties X-mas Tournament, and were “The Class of the County.” Once again these Lady Cardinals are one of New Jersey’s most highly regarded teams. They proved their excellence in a real thriller when they bum- ped Union Catholic from its 1 rank in the county. SINCE TAKING OVER THE BASKETBALL TEAM, COACH HARRY LAMBERT’S LADY CARDS HAVE COMPILED A 70 WIN 10 LOSS RECORD IN FOUR YEARS. THEIR REGULAR SEASON RECORD FOR THIS YEAR WAS 17 WINS 2 LOSSES. “Good “D”!! “Good “D”!! (Mrs. Foster) Kneeling — Left to Right: M. Foster and S. Burns. Standing — Left to Right: Ms. T. McDonald — Advisor, C. McCoy, S. Chambers, T. Myers, C. Reid, D. Payne, C. Reeder, B. Gallimore, P. Smith, S. Banks, L. Brown, C. Seargent, C. Palin, P. Sutton, Mr. H. Lambert — Advisor. Not Shown: S. Smith In your face!! (Marcia Foster) Dee BES I think I'll let Shielda handle this!! ww Outa my way girl!! This is it... 1,000 points!! Cardinal Power!! Are we gonna win? 143 Watch out, I’m comin’ through!! fF to do is... Girls’ Varsity Tennis Kneeling: Coach Bandomer, F. Fuentes, H. Faraone, K. Hamilton, G. Keaton, J. McCray. Standing: T. Myers, C. Davis, A. Gipson, S. Madsen, E. Smith, C. Reese, C. Mulvaney “This is going to be a nice slice.” “I’m going to ace her “Tm ready!!!” backhand.” 144 “I swing better on my toes.” The Lady Cardinal Tennis team began the 1979 campaign with only two members from last year’s record setting team. Five of our leaders were playing varsity tennis for the first time. As the season progressed, it became evident that this group would overcome their inexperience with enthusiasm and aggressiveness. At season’s end, we had completed the second best season record, (9-7) in our school’s history. Co-Captains Susan Madsen and Tyrania Myers helped first-year Coach Ken Bandomer provide the leadership necessary for such an inexperienced group to succeed. Seniors who will be missed next year are: Susan Madsen, Corianne and Cathy Mulvaney, Kim Hamilton and Crystal Davis. Fortunately we will have returning next year a fine group of players with considerable experience. Coach Ken Bandomer Top Left: “I did not throw the ball high enough.” Top Right: “Boy! This sun is getting on my nerves.” Bottom Right: “I’m ready this time!” Bottom Left: “Oh! no! It’s over the fence.” Bottom Center: “Ahhhh! What a nice return.” 145 Boys’ Varsity Tennis BOYS’ TENNIS Our last tennis season was educational, though not especially victorious. The team discovered a number of its weak points and set forth goals in a program for improvement. Seniors Parish Brown, Vincent Rountree, Richard Lynch, and Anthony Robinson performed well. Juniors Roger Cassett and John Brown should also be com- mended for their efforts. “A Word From A New Coach” At the time that the Yearbook goes to publication, I will not have had any time to work with the team. However, I wish to ex- press my feelings. Needless to say, our work is “cut out” for us! There will be un- told hours of practice drills that conditions both our physical and mental abilities. I eagerly accept this challenge and look forward to working with the boys of the squad for the new season. Coach Donald Van Blake ocF . Rountree, A. Robinso 2 R A. Robinson n, R. Lynch, A. Hill, A. Robinson V. Rountree J. Brown 146 BOY'S VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL BOYS’ VARSITY OUTDOOR TRACK Linden oe . Rahway — — Union | ae - Union Catholic a Westfield Linden Rahway Rahway Roselle Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Union Union Union Catholic Westfield 1 win PLED 0 6) 0) 0 0 0 2 2 5 0 ¢) Q 1@) i O. 0 14 losses GIRLS’ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY (79-80 Season) Columbia Maplewood Franklin Township Immaculate Linden North Hunderton Piscataway South Plainfield Union Catholic Westfield : 9wins O losses VARSITY FOOTBALL (79-80 Season) Camden Elizabeth Hamilton West Linden Scotch Plains (Fanwood) 4% 6SetonHall—. Steinert = Union Westfield 4Awins 5 losses GIRLS’ TENNIS (79-80 Season) PLED. OPP Cranford Elizabeth eS Bligabethy cc Hillside Linden New Brunswick New Brunswick Rahway Roselle Roselle : Scotch Plains Union 12 wins 5 losses Ch CoE OO WOR PrP oywwn-eo fo og a eer rfei -win by forfeit-_ -win by t- CMnFEUNOCOOCS Montclair Pingry Sommerville Irvington Rahway Westfield Cranford Bridgewater East North Brunswick Elizabeth (U.C.LA.C.) Union Trenton | Union Catholic 2wins 11 losses VARSITY WRESTLING Bridgewater West Cranford North Plainfield Linden Roselle Catholic Scotch Plains Westfield Elizabeth Union Union Catholic Rahway _ South Plainfield 3 wins 9 losses VARSITY BASEBALL (78-79 Season) Westfield (79-80 Season) Cranford Elizabeth Franklin Township Hillside Johnson Reg. (Clarke ) Linden Linden Rahway Roselle Catholic Roselle Scotch Plains Union Union Catholic Westfield 1 win 10 losses PLFD 0) 0 4 1 0 0) 2 0) 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 tiles GIRLS’ SOFTBALL (78-79 Season) Battin Battin Cranford Hillside Linden Linden Linden (U.C.L.A.C.) Patterson Roselle Scotch Plains Union Union Union Catholic Westfield 1 win PLFD = HD UU OU FE ONIWNE ® D 14 losses PLFD OPP Cranford 5 6 Cranford (U.C.I.A.C.) 5 8 Elizabeth 3 7 Elizabeth 1 3 Hillside 3 ZA Johnson Regional 1 4 _Jinden ce) a� A Linden oe iH New Brunswick -_-eancelled- North Brunswick 3 2 Rahway a) 2 Roselle _ -cancelled- Roselle Catholic — 4 5 St.Joseph’s - 5 3 Scotch Plains 78 10 Scotch Plains -cancelled- Union 3 10 Union 1 V1 Union Catholic -cancelled- Westfield 3 11 Westfield 10 2 Westfield (U.C.LA.C) 2 1 6wins 12 losses PLFD Westfield 55 A. L. Johnson 47 Linden 42 North Brunswick 55 Union 63 Morristown. 57 Union 76 Roselle 63 Scotch Plains 46 vestfield 49 Elizabeth 90 Weequahic 63 Rahway 64 Linden BA Elizabeth 68 Scotch Plains 59 Union TA Union Catholic 57 Hillside 52 St. Mary’s (U.C.LA.C,) 59 Roselle Park 66 19 wins 2 losses (79-80 Season) PLED OPP (79-80 Season) PEED OPP Bridgewater West 74 42 PLED OPP: Elizabeth 20. 40 Elizabeth 85 93 Elizabeth 79 5A Johnson Reg, (Clarke ) 32 24 Camden 59 57 Linden 107 24 Linden ALD 50. Bayonne 105 64 Rahway 17% 5d% North Hunderdon 40 15 Piscataway _ 88 51 Scotch Plains 89 42 Piscataway 44 16 Scotch Plains 75 65 Union 93 38 Rahway 22 36 Westfield 61 37 Westfield 89 42 Scotch Plains 22 37 Union 68 70 6 wins 0 losses So. Plainfield 15 50 Linden 81 60 Union 33 22 A.L. Johnson 56 50 Union Catholic 33 39 - Franklin 76 59 Westfield Y 48 15 Elizabeth 88 76 GIRLS’ VARSITY OUTDOOR TRACK 5 wins 6 losses Linden 89 66 (79-80 Season) Westfield 69 51 wo PLFD ( oe SA F 1 5 “liza beth 1 BOYS’ TENNIS oS rates a4 oe Franklin Township 33 (79-60 Season ) Hamilton West 88 76 So. Plainfield 24 oe Weequahic (Final) 7 . 6 i 24 Cranford Irvington Tech 65 42 Vestfield S4 El ibe ey Scotch Plains 76 48 5 wins 0 losses Blizaberh Westfield {CC TA.C.) 81 53 finden Gov. Livingston 88 62 ‘19 wins 2 losses VARSITY SOCCER OPP 1 9 OPP. Pgh Keep your eyes on the ball. (F. Aguas) Fore!!! (L. Costillo) It’s mine!!! (F. Aguas) Team Kneeling: F. Aguas, O. Garcia, G. Drew, L. Costille, J. Tavarez, A. Jones, J. Ferrara. Standing: Coach Grysko, A. Jones, P. Ebanks, G. Joaguim, O. Mosquera, C. Rose, L. Bulford, R. Quinones, P. Bonne, B. Boocher. 148 fe Soccer is a kick in the grass!!! (F. Aguas) “The Throw Nguyen) Watch it!! (F. Aguas) WOVE gai I have this one! (O. Garcia) We use ultrabright!!! (D. Stewart, A. Jones, J. Perez) 149 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Cardinals once again reigned “King of Union County Basketball!” The team rebounded from two early defeats to wind up their regular season with a 17-2 record. With seniors Kenny “Special K” Fields, Randy Young, Parris Wormley, Greg McCoy, William “Iceman” Johnson, and Mark Smith, the Union County Champions led another great season. The Cardinals, once again clinched their X-mas Tour- nament. They also hosted Weequahic in an Eastern States thriller. The Cardinals are looking forward to defending their county title in the County Tournament. They will go into the state playoffs as Heavy Group IV contenders. Kenn—eeey Fields! Sw-i-i-sh! Wormley for two! (Parris Wormley) 150 3 j “Se ak E Z 5 Se Don’t stop ... Get off! (Introducing Kenny Fields at the Westfield game) Out of my way, Devil! (Mike Reeves) ge Do it Dub!!! HOME OF THE Kneeling: Mgr. Paul Bendeskey, M. Smith, K. Fields, W. Johnson, K. Yancey, B. Blake, B. Morris. Standing: Trainer Mr. Matt Costello, Asst. Varsity Coach Chris Robinson, S. Williams, Mgr. D. Carden, P. Wormley, M Reves, R. Young, G. McCoy, C. Benford, Scorekeeper M. Shaw, L. Bailey. R. Sutton, Asst. Trainer Charles Jackson, Head Coach Rico Parenti as a Ale Ice, Ice and more Ice!! “Special K” all the way! Boy, this Devil sure needs Arid Extra Dry!! Concentrate, for the BIG 2 Getting Up! Oh!! Go in ball! fi UII IC fantast N w = Get Down! Face! I got to make it. Jayvee Basketball Team SAVARIEAS Maybe Ill try a hook shot. You can’t catch me... Ope ‘. Bi 4 = � : ry a ie | ! Freshman Team. Bottom Row L to R: D. Mallory, O. Jones, W. Dawkins, R. Lee, D. Blake, D. Scott, T. Johnson, R. Vaughn, R. Reid Mgr. Top Row L to R: L. Trawick, J. Carter, E. Mack, S. Ragin, A. Smallwood, J. Greer, M. Smith, Coach M. Griffin. 153 Left to Right: Kneeling: E. Whitmart, S. Sawyer, D. Wessel, T. Green. Row II: P. Mulvaney, A. Saddler, M. Shipula, F. Fuentes, K. Champion, D. Brown, W. Bowlin. Row III: Coach K. Shuster, Coach L. Wonsidler, H. Barnes, G. Bavoso, B. Flood, S. Hangle, V. Rountree. C. Flood, V. Fuentes, C. Hochreiner, C. Mulvaney, S. Madsen SWIMMING The Plainfield High School swim team known as, the P.H.S. Cardinal Sharks are ranked 5 in the county. They held their own against greatly outmatched odds. These sharks truly have the toughest swimming schedule in the state. The seniors are Chris Flood, Vergil Fuentes, Susan Madsen, Cathy Mulvany, and Vince Rountree. Chris Flood is known best for his 200 yd. Individual Medley. Vince Rountree is one of the best breaststrokers in the county. Vergil Fuentes is best in the butterfly. While both Susan Madsen and Cathy Mulvany are best for the 100 yd. back stroke. Chris Flood holds two school records. This year he broke a 14 year old record in the 200 yd. freestyle event. He also holds the 500 yd. freestyle record. Vincent Rountree holds the 100 yd. breaststroke record. He is the first black swimmer ever to break a record at P.H.S. He has also been undefeated in the regular season. Chris Flood and Vincent Roun- tree were the co-captains of this years team. We congratulate the team for its spectacular perfor- mances, despite tough odds. Coach Lewis Wonsidler has really motivated his team. The Sharks!! Girls’ Track Once is never enough! (Dorien St Claire aica Myers, Gayle Counts) PRINCETON posites nna We don’t care how big you are! (Melanie Grisby) Dorien St. Clair gold medalist winner Gayle Counts silver medalist winner State Group IV Championship — 1980 Thank Heavens I’m glad thats over. (Carolyn Smallwood, An- drea Johnson) I knew you could do it! (Holly Farone, Andrea Johnson) Lvie Coteau 10 “sweat”! (Wanda Jackson) Can I stop running coach! (Dorien St. Clair) “Do It!” (Dorine St. Clair, Wanda Jackson) hie 1 a ¥ a Shot putter Kenny Miller. Boys’ Track The Distance Medley Team of Willie Law- be A son, Kirk Lattimore, Craig Georges, and ' ® . Jemille Shakir. The Plainfield High School Boys Indoor Track Team — Undefeated in the State of New Jer- i sey. Union County Relay and Individual Cham- fe pions, Group IV Relay and Individual Cham- Anchorman Tony Ashley win 1 pions, All-Group Champions. ning the gold in the 880 yd. Row I, Left to Right: A. Ashley, S. Yancey, A. relay at the Group IV Relay Coleman, M. Henry, E. Plummer, K. Championship at Princeton’s Washington, K. Walden. Row II, Left to Right: F. Jadwin Gym. Jones, C. Georges, E. Hill, N. Griffin, D. Hillman, J. Upperman, J. Wiggins. Row III, Left to Right: H. McMurrian, J. Epps, K. Obert, K. Lattimore, T. McCoy, W. Lawson. Row IV, Left to Right: K. Phillips, T. McAllister, K. Miller, D. Rivers, J. Heaney. Indoor Track This indoor track season is one of the best our team has ever experienced. The Cardinal runners filled the trophy case! They won the Kearney Relays, Hudson County Coaches Invitational, Union County Relays, Union County Championship, State Relay Cham- pionship, Group IV State Championship and placing 2nd in the Johnson and I i a Pale PS 34 Tale ¢ Ps cs ioe a hat % W ae bigs Sei cle oe saaaeat ag Co-Captain Mark eae clearing 6 feet 8 inches at the tains, Mark Henry gave quality perfor- Group IV State Championship Relay Meet. The High Hurdle mances of 6'8” in the high jump and Relay of Eric many other great dashes and hurdle Plummer, Keith race. Walden, Mark Co-Captain John Marshall dominated Henry, and Jeff the middle distance scene by running Upperman which one mile relay legs of 48.3 and many won the gold at the mid-1:50’s in the 880. County Relays. The greatest strength displayed by the team is depth. The key to this depth is the six guys who made up the one mile and two mile relays. They are: Tony Colemen, Dorrel Hilliman, Tony Ashley, Ed Hill, Craig Georges, Fred Jones, and Willie Lawson. These relay teams are both tops in the state. The one mile relay ran an east coast best of 3:21.5. The two mile relay ran 8:03.6. Plainfield High School can be very proud of the 1980 P.H.S. Men’s Indoor Track Team. St Bx Coach Ron Upperma Distance Coach Bill Klimas with a stack of county medals for Plainfield. Senior Craig Georges running his leg of the 2 mile relay at the Prin- ceton Relays. Hanging (Lisa Heaney) lst Row, Left to Right: J. Blue, C. Smallwood, A. Johnson, L. St. Clair, T. Car- ter, L. Heany. 2nd Row, Left to Right: G. Cox, W. Jackson, S. Smith, T. Nelson, S. Wormley, A. Counts, D. St. Clair (captain), G. Counts (co-captain). 3rd Row, Left to Right: Coach Falacco, S. Cooper, M. Hochreiner, A. Jones, M. Grisby, C. West, C. Reese, H. Faraone, manager S. Counts, J. Cox. ‘SA se-e-rious walkover!” (Lisa St. Clair) Faster than the wind! Easy Come ... Easy Go! (Holly Faraone) (Sandi Smith) Standing: Seniors: Sandi Smith — 110 meters. Kneeling: Carolyn Smallwood — 220 meters. “Anchorwoman” for the Mile Relay senior Gayle Counts. And yet ... another cham- pion! Lisa Myers 110 meters. Holder of several records!! “True champions all!” Set both National and State record for the metric equivalent!! Kneel- ing: Wanda Jackson Tracey Nelson. Standing: Gayle Counts Dorian St. Clair. Coach Tom Falacco checks statistics for accuracy with manager, senior Sherry Counts. g% La dl (a = eee. Our “Second Home” this season was Princeton’s Jadwin Gym! The hard work and dedication of the ladies, paid off as the WOMENS’ IN- DOOR TRACK TEAM was ranked num- ber one and the class of the state. Setting new records almost every time they stepped on the track, the foursome of seniors Dorian St. Clair, Gayle Counts, and juniors Wanda Jackson and Tracy Nelson repeatedly broke the state record for the mile relay. They established a new national mark in the metric equivalent while competing in the OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT MEET at New York’s Madison Square Garden. The team won titles almost every weekend as seniors Lisa Myers, Sandi Smith, and Carolyn Smallwood handled the sprints with a group of juniors and sophomores including Susan Wormley, Melody Grisby, Holly Faraone, Mary Hochreiner paced the Cards in the dis- tance events while freshman Lisa St. Clair, Lisa Heaney, and Andrea Johnson exploded on the scene to show a sample of whats to come. The Lady Cardinals also showed strength in the field events as Gwen Cox, Jennifer Cox, Audrey Counts, Sylvia Cooper and Tracey Carter were consis- tent winners helping the Cards to team victories and individual recognition. The ability of Plainfield to score in every event made them much in demand at invitationals around the state and throughout the northeast. This will truely be a season to remember ... the season of the records. The E Cha mpions tg} John Marshall runs the winning anchor leg in the mile relay at Jadwin yy «Sym. Willie Lawson leads the pack, while teammate Craig Georges watches. Concentration is para- mount! (Mark Henry and Eric Plummer of the Hurdle Relay team) “Another victory” says Daron Rivers to Cardinal viewers. EY cA “Look out, here we come!” (Keith Walden in his 60 yard high hurdles) Girls’ Varsity Softball The Softball Team has a Bright Future at last, under the direction of Coach Chris Robinson. Led by Jr’s Sharon Banks, Tyrannia Myers, Charlene McCoy, Susan Terry and Lana Lanier, J this team is definitely on an upward swing. Lying Left to Right: K. Laurie, C. McCoy. Kneeling Left to Right: L. Lanier, W. Sargent, Coach: Mr. Robinson. Standing Left to Right: S. Banks, S. Chambers, C. Smallwood, L. Lanier, S. Terry C. Smallwood 160 S. Chambers W. Sargent JOY McC C 161 K. Laurie S. Banks Minisdicesisaten eT apa Be “Here it comes.” “T hope I get it!!!” “We got this game won!!!” “I can do it with my eyes closed.” ie ED LDL: y pligoteites “If I run fast enough, I don’t have to “He better throw the ball, I’m getting slide.” tired.” “Who says he was safe?” “Oh, No!! Tie score and last inning.” 162 x we BSE a ‘Which one of us is going to catch it.” ” “Come to meeee ... “Strikkkeee two.” “How far did the ball go?” “Look! It’s coming ... It’s coming!!!” 1979)... A VISITE LO HEARTBREAK CIL y 7. The 1979 season was going to be one of the best seasons ever. Was ... is a mighty big three letter word. INJURIES is an even bigger word and the one word any athletic team hopes to stay away from. Injuries caught us this past year and we were forced to pass through Heartbreak City. We did have some outstanding play in our four victories. Randy Young’s outstanding catch against Camden. Ken Helds super 80 yard TD vs. Camden ... actually running on one leg and all heart. Pat Belgrave coming up from the secondary and making great tackles throughout the season. Clarence Edwards being turned into an offensive tackle after playing mostly fullback for his career and doing a great job. Odel Hines carrying two and three tacklers on his back as he broke through the line. Greg Plummer making a fine catch of a Geofrey Plummer pass and scoring a 31 yd. TD vs. Hamilton West. Eric Plummer starting for the first time vs. Westfield and doing a great job in that thriller. Bruce Schenek im- proving as the weeks went by and ending his career with a great game vs. Westfield. Carl Wade developing into a great defensive end. Reg Moorman filling in for the injured Kent Montford and playing real steady ball. Anthony Coleman going all the way on the kick-off return vs. Camden. Ted Theodosatos making key third down tackles to stop Westfield. James Felton playing his steady game in the defensive secondary as did Randy Wood. John Marshall playing and showing his great potential for the future as a defensive safety. Steve Jackson playing defensive tackle vs. Camden the way it suppose to be done. Winfred Keaton playing a great guard until his injury. James Parris becoming the starting offensive center and not allowing anyone to take the position away. Pierre Loizeaux making two key fumble recoveries in two of our four victories. Thur- man Thomaston making his crushing tackles on kick-off coverage. Eddie Southgate playing his usual steady offensive guard and being the only starting offensive lineman to start the first and last game. Henry Fudge, Kevin Robinson, Donald Dixon and Anthony Ashley making their mark during the season especially in our victories. 1. “Why me??” 2. “They’re like mosquitos” 3. “Lights out... ” . “Get him Odel” 3 point play . “Gee, she has nice legs!” “T didn’t mean to hit him that hard!!” “Ain't no stopping me now!!” “All mine!” “No way!” Touchdown “We've got to stop meeting like this” . “After the hit!!!” 8. Dropping back for the bone NID OUR wD LUE EEDA 8 8 i niacin aii 1979 PLAINFIELD FOOTBALL CARDINALS: Front Row, Left to Right: S. Jackson, P. Loizeaux, E. Southgate, J. Felton, Gf. Plummer, B. Schenek, R. Young, K. Fields, O. Hines, K. Montford, C. Edwards, D. Dixon. Second Row, Left to Right; H. Fudge, A. Miller, S. Callands, R. Moorman, W. Keaton, K. Wallace, W. Lawson, J. Parris, R. Wiley, P. Belgrave, Gr. Plummer. Third Row, Left to Right: A. Coleman, E. Plummer, C. Wade, T. Theodosatos, S. Grant, R. Wood, J. Edwards, K. Robinson, J. Hargrove, M. Wise, M. Lyle, M. Bond. Fourth Row, Left to Right: H. Fuller, M. Grant, J. Marshall, M. Rose, R. Johnson, J. Greer, W. McNeil, M. Lucky, W. Cody, C. Cathcart, B. Cox, A. Ashley, T. Thomaston. Top Row, Left to Right: Student Trainer Acorn Charles, Mgr. P. Bendesky, Trainer M. Costello, Assistant Coach B. James, Head Coach M. Theodosatos, Associate Coach G. Domanski, Line Coach M. Diez, Field Manager F. Giejda. Sir Walter rides again. She Jane! I'll get it this time. E Two heads are better than one. I can fly! Whose is that? arsity Outdoor Track Af = 1 wish I could do that! Did I clear it? ¢ “T saw it first Lambert!” Sgiahec ... and girl you should’ve seen his legs. 168 ieee. ROR PLE bet oie AE Band, Color Guard and Pom Pom Girls RRS A EE Kneeling, Left to Right: F. Rivera, M. Gray, A. Hall, K. Harris, M. Crafton, W. Jones. Row II, Standing, Left to Right: D. Wormley, R. Hall, S. Jones, D. Leach, D. Grady, W. Roach, T. Gray. Sitting: K. Johnson. Twirlers LOUIS A. ALEXANDER 1335 Lake St. Football 9; Key Club 9; Golf 10, 11; Swim Team Manager 9 SONDRA ALEXANDER 143 Leland Ave. Reach Out 12 VIRGINIA M. BAVOSO 141 East 9th St. Flag Squad 9, 10; Flag Squad Co-Captain 10; Earth Club 9, 10, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11,12 LESSIE BAILEY 1239 E. Second St. Girls’ Basketball 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Basket- ball 11, 12 (Statistician) JULIE L. BAILEY 817 West 6th St. Jazz Club 9; Pom-Pon Squad 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 9, 10; Milestone Staff 12; Outreach 11, 12; Class Council 10, 11, 12 MILTON BAILEY 754 Hillside Ave. Freshmen Track 9; Outdoor Track 10; Union College 12 VALENTINE “Pat” BELGRAVE 1418 E. Second St. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 12; Body-Building 11, 12 LEANDRA BELL 500 Church Pl. F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Class Council 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12; C.O.E. 12; Pep Squad 12 YVETTE BERRY 415 Plainfield Ave. Library Council 10, 11; Future Physicians Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Council 11, 12 GLEN BLACK 214 Berckman St. Basketball 9, 10, 11; Milestone Staff 12 PETER BOCCHER 1218 Prospect Ave. Political Action 11; Union College 12 SONIA BOONE 659 E. Front St. Union College 11; National Honor Society 12 TAMARA BREEN 1635 Forest Hill Band 9, 10, 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12; Senior Life Saving 12 CARMEN BROWN 320 Beckman St. D.E.C.A. 9, 10, 12; Voice I, II, III 9, 10, 12; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11; Junior Class Play 11 MICHAEL BROWN 740 Carlton Ave. Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Football 10 PARRISH BROWN 657 Essex St. Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming Team 10, 12; A.V. Squad 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone Staff 12 BERNATHA BRUNDIDGE 1843 Bradford St. Boys’ Basketball Team Manager 10, 11, 12; Class Council 10, 11; Outdoor Track 10 VICTORIA S. BRYANT 221 Sumner Ave. Modern Dance Club 9, 11; Twirling Club 11; Chorus 11, 12 CASSANDRA BURNS 1406 Putnam Ave. Girls’ Basketball 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Track 10; Reach Out 10, 11, 12; Class Council Treasurer 12 172 Senior Directory JEAN BUTLER 411 Grant Ave. Findley Olympics 9, 10, 11; Modern Dance 9 GLORIA BYERS 514 Church Pl. Honor Society 11, 12; Class Council 11, 12; Milestone Staff 12; Union College 12 TONYA CALDWELL 718 Wailace Pl. Pom-Pom 10, 11; Student Council 9; Class Council 9, 10 RONALD CARTER 840 Adam Circle Milestone 11, 12; A.V. Squad 11, 12; Track 11; Yearbook (George Gerswhin Jr. HS) 9; George Westinghouse Tennis 11 YVETTE CARTER 114 Oxford Pl. Track 9; Baseball 9; Modern Dance 9 JACQUELYN R. CONEY 1143 Myrtyle Ave. Class Council 11; National Honor Society 11; Library Council 11 KELLY COUNTS 70 Raymond Ave. Outdoor Track 10, 11; Entree Staff 10, 11, 12 JOHN CRAWFORD 635 East Sixth St ROBIN CRAWLEY 1332 Sunnyside PI. Track 9; Chorus 9, 10, 12; Future Business Leaders Of America 11; Class Represen- tative 12; Outreach 11, 12 BRENDA CROMWELL 1047 West 6th St. Physicians Club 11; Explorers Club 10; Library Council 11; Library Associate 12; Sewing Club 9; Milestone 10; Pep Squad 10 CRYSTAL C. DAVIS 810 Kensington Ave. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Sailing Club 9; Photography Club 10; Class Council 10, 11, 12; Gourmet Cooking Club 11, 12; Outreach 11, 12; Milestone Staff 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Union College Program 12 JOE DAVIS 257 Leland Ave. Football 10; Tennis 9, 10; A.V. Squad 11, 12; New Entree 10 OLIVE DES VIGNES 1212 Radcliffe Pl. Volunteer at Mulenburg Hospital 10, 11, 12; Physicians Club (Secretary) 11, 12; Math Club 11; Library Council 11; Operation Wheelchair 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Nominee Senior Class President; Nominee Student Liaison to the Board of Ed.; Sophomore Talent Show 10; Junior Class Play (Black Greese) 11 KAREN DONAVAN 1014 Kenyon Ave. E.A.R.T.H. 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12 CLARENCE EDWARDS, JR. 429 Huntington Ave. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Body Building Club 11, 12; Milestone Staff 12 ENAUD EDWARDS 40 Mariners Pl. Track 9, 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Karate 10 MARK ESOLDA 248 Garfield Ave. Baseball 10, 11, 12 WENDY EVANS 1465 Whitewood Court F.B.L.A. (Secretary) 11, (President) 11, 12; Class Council 9, 10, 11; Student Council (Class Representative) 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom- Pom Squad 10, 11 ELIZABETH FARAONE 740 Dixie Lane Sailing Club 9; Gourmet Cooking Club 11 CHARLES “Chucky” FIELDS 614-18 West 8th St. Band 11, 12; Special Olympics 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10 KENNETH Special “K” FIELDS 967 West Sixth St. Basketball Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12 CHRISTOPHER H. FLOOD 1339 Watchung Ave. Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Prin- cipal’s Advisory Committee 12 MARCIA L. FOSTER 1412 St. Nicholas Blvd. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Milestone Staff 12; Softball 9, 10, 11 CYNTHIA FREEMAN 736 West Front St. VICKIE FREEMAN 532 West Fifith St. DARREN FREEMAN 136 Berkley Terrace Track 9; Football 9, 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 HENRY L. FUDGE 1243 Randolph Rd. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Student Youth Government 12 VIRGIL FUENTES 1127 Thornton Ave. Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12 CRAIG JAMES GEORGES 1048 Ironbound Ave. Cross Country; Yearbook; Bicycle Club KATHERINE GILL 308 E. Third St. Yearbook Staff 12; Voice Culture 9, 10, 12 THURSTON D. GILL, JR. 517 Belvidere Ave. Eastside High School—Rifling Club 9; Wrestling 10; Track 10; Plainfield High School Track and Field 11 LINDA A. GLOVER 712 Hillside Ave. Milestone Staff 12 LINDA GOETZ 731 Woodland Ave. Earth Club 9 DARREL GRADY 801 Hillside Ave. Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Club 10, 11, 12 LESLIE GRAY 746 Hill side Ave. Pep Squad 12; Yearbook 12; Out- reach—College Club 12 GARRY GREENE 1244 Salem Rd. Football 10; Outdoor Track 9, 10; Class Council 9, 10, 11; Class President 11; Stu- dent Council President 12 ANTHONY GREY 1535 Willever St. Wrestling Team 9; A.V. Club 9; Marching Band 11, 12; Concert Band 11, 12 CYNTHIA GUY 343 Watson Ave. Senior President; Junior Treasurer; Pep Squad Member; Co-Director of play “Greese”; Co-Script writer of “Greese”; Yearbook Member RHONDA HALLMAN 738 E. 7th St. Drama Club 10, 11, 12; F.O.P.A. 12; Year- book 12; Black Greese 12; Ten Little In- dians 11; Arsonic and Old Lace 12; Chorus 9 KENNETH E. HALSEY, JR. 1329 Sunnyside Place TERRI HALSEY 1329 Sunnyside Place Outdoor Track Team 9, 10; Newspaper Club 11, 12; Milestone Staff 12; Class Play 11 KIMELA HAMILTON 640 Belvidere Ave. Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Gourmet Club 11, 12; Band 9; Sailing Club 9; Track—Outdoor 10; Photography Club 10 HASSANA B. HAQQ 1243 Lenox Ave. S.A.T. Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Government 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Math Team 12; Math Club 12 DEBORAH HARRIS 273 Leland Ave. National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Coun- ceil KO. ilk, 3 DARLENE HARRIS 273 Leland Ave. Class Council 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 CHERYL HARRISON 324 B. Franklin Pl. Apt. 3 Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class of ’80 Fashion Show Color Girls 10; Greese Co- Writer Actor 11; Yearbook 12 MARK W. HENRY 723 Hillside Ave. ‘ Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11; Chess Club 10; Concert Club Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Bell Labs Program 9; Honor Society 0G Is 23 TARA HICKLIN 132 Sumner Ave. EDWARD HILL 999 Central Ave. Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 12 CHRIS HOCHREINER 1072 Kenyon RENEE HODGE 332 Halsey St. KIMBERLY HOWARD 1208 West 3rd St. TRACEY HOWELL 941 West 5th St. Sewing Club 9, 11, 12; Dance Club 10 VONETTA HUNTER 1218 West 6th St. The New Entree 10; Yearbook 12; Class Council 10, 11, 12; F.O.P.A. 12; Drama Club 102 WINFERD KEATON 1401 Willever St. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Basket- ball 9, 19 ANDREA “Niecy” LENISE KEE 127 Leland Ave. New Entree 11, 12; Class Council 10, 11, 12; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Play Committee; Pep Squad 12 MARSHA KEMP 817 West 5th St Home Economics 10, 11; Voice Culture 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Dance Club 11 GLORIA ELAINE KOON 918 Watchung Ave. Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 9, 10, 11 STACEY LAMARR 1426 Belleview Ave. Pom-Pom 9, 10, 11; Class Council 10, 11, 12; Pep Squad 12 KRAIG E. LATTIMORE 1425 Prospect Ave. Football 9, 10; Class Council 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12 DAVID LEACH 57 Birch Ave. Football 9, 10; Marching Band 11, 12 DONNA LYNN LIGON 94 Raymond Ave. Milestone 11, 12; Entree 10, 11, 12; Out- reach 11, 12 CHRISSY LOIZEAUX 1253 Denmark Rd. Cross-Country 10, 11; Outdoor Track 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 10; Flag Squad 9; Earth Club 9, 10 TANYA S. LOVE 727 Monroe Avenue Class Council Representative 11; Junior Class Homecoming Queen 1979 (Con- testant); Office Helper 11; Modern Dance Club 11; Jazz Club 11; Tap 11; African Ballet Club 11; Who’s Who in American High School Students Award Recipient 11, 12; Cheerleader Manager 11; Cheerleader 12 RICHARD M. LYNCH 842 East Front St. Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; The New Entree 11, 12 JAMES MACK 507 W. Third St. Wrestling Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Jazz Band 11, 12 SUSAN MADSEN 1115 Evergreen Ave. Tennis Team Co-Captain 9, 10, 11, 12 (Var- sity ); Swimming Team 9 (J.V.), 10, 11, 12 (V); Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; Milestone 12; National Honor Society 12 MARIE MAIORIELLO 331 Netherwood Ave. ANGELO MARSHALL 440 East 6th Street Football 9, 11 DOUGLAS MARSHALL 1358 Bellview Ct. Track 9; Football 9, 10 JEROME MASON 116 Garfield Avenue Out Reach 12 TODD PIERRE McALISTER 79 Westervelt Ave. Milestone 12; Indoor Track Team 12; Track Team 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Amateur Radio Club TERRY McCAULEY 445 East 5th Street Gymnastics BEVERLY McVAY 704 Webster Pl. Outdoor Track 9, 10; Dance Club 11, 12; Library Council 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Operation Wheelchair 11; Flag Squad 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 JEFFREY MERRITT 611 Huntington Ave. Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 11; En- tree 11, 12; Milestone 12 ALBERT MILLER 727 Spooner Avenue Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 TRACEY MILLER Td E, 6th St D.E. 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Play 11 TERRANCE MORGAN 844 Adam Circle Football 9, 10; A.V. 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 12; Upward Bound 10, 11 VALERIE MORNING 1021 W. Eighth St. Astrology 9; F.B.L.A. 12; Milestone 12; Senior Fashion Show 12 CORINNE MULVANEY 1419 Evergreen Ave. Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Earth Club Sec. 11, Pres. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 SHARON NESBITT 92 Raymond Ave. Milestone 11, 12; Entree 10, 11, 12; Out- reach 11, 12 KAREN NETTINGHAM 302 Lymar PI. EUNICE ORPHEE 723 Carlton Ave. Library Club; Milestone MONIKA PARRISH 981 West 4th St. Cross Country 10; Outdoor Track 10, 12; In- door Track 12; Pep Squad 12 BETTY ANN PARROTT 831 West 5th St CASSANDRA D. PENN 75 Parkside Rd. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12; College Prep 12 CRAIG PERRY 319 Prescott Pl. Photography JEFFREY PERRY 714 West 7th St. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Council 9 CARY POTTS 1426 Willever St. Football 10; Jazz Club 9, 10; Jazz Ensemble 11,12 ANGELA M. REEVES 1411 Marlborough Ave. F.B.LA. Club 12; Guidance Aide 12 FELIX RIVERA 13 Melrose Ave. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10; Wrestling 10; Baseball 9 DARON RIVERS 722 E. Seventh St. Milestone 11, Layout Editor 12, Under- classman Board 11; Pisc. Basketball JV 9; Pisc. Football JV 9; Pisce. Hockey 9; Rec. 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ROYSTER 339 Park Ave. At Morristown High School—Pom-Pom 10; Flag Squad 9 ALAN SCHACTER 1134 Kensington Ave. Band 9, 10; E.A.R.T.H. 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Volleyball 10 SHELLEY SCOTT 141 Berkeley Terr. Cheerleading Squad 10; Outdoor Track 9, 10; Indoor Track 10; Class Council 9 MICHELLE SHAW 12 Academy Ave. Girls’ Basketball (Head Statistician) 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Basketball 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12; Union College 12; Office Assistance 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12 TINA SIMPSON 50 DeKalb Ave. DE. 1112 RECHELLE ALLYCE SINGLETON 1200 East Front St. CAROLYN K. SMALLWOOD 342 McDowell Ave. Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Outdoor 9, 10, 11, 12 MARK SMITH 342 Rushmore Ave. Track 9; Football 9; J.V. 10, Basketball 11, 12 SANDI SMITH 434 West Second St. Cross Country 12; Outdoor Track 11, 12; In- door Track 11, 12 EDDIE SOUTHGATE, JR. 220 East Front St. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9; Earth Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Science Club (RCA) 9, 10, 11, 12 ERIC SPANN 113 Oxford Pl. Audio-Visual Squad 9, 10, 11, 12 SANDY SPELLMAN 1211 Cameron Ave. CHRISTINE D, SPENCER 524 West Second St. Apt. 1-D Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11; Participa- tion Class Council 12 JANICE SPENCER 524 West Second St. Chorus 9, 10 174 KENNETH SPIVEY 214 Sumner Ave. Football 9, 10; Physical Therapy 9 JANICE SPRINGER 1314 East Second St. Operation Wheelchair 11; Class Council 11, 12; Milestone 12; Earth Club 11; LPIA. Newsletter YOLANDA LYNETTE STANCIL 284 Colonial Pl. Milestone Staff 11, (Editor-in-Chief) 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Reachout 12; Computer Science Club 9; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Summer Engineering Program NJIT, Rutgers 11; Summer Science Program Bell Labs 9; Operation Wheelchair 11 DORIAN ST.CLAIR 1361 Columbia Ave. Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Sailing Club 9; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Cooking Club 11, 12; Photography Club 10 STANLEY STEPNEY 524 West Second St. Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9; Library Council 11, 12; Tenth Grade Football; Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11; Outdoor Track 9; Milestone Staff 12; Jazz Ensemble 12 DEBRA ANN STOKES 407 East 6th St. Concert Chorus 12; Pep Squad 12 RYNE STUCKEY 910 West 8th St. Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; F.0.P.A. 11, 12; Water Polo Club 10; Up- ward Bound 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Alternate 9, UO, alata LINDA SUMTER 207 Lee Place KEVIN M. SUTTON 817 West 3rd St. Photography Club 10; Chess Club 9 APRIL TANNER 1228 West 4th St. Class Council 10, 11; Paddle Ball Club 11; Student Council 11, 12; Pep Squad 12; Out- Teaches C.O bas STEPHANIE TALBOT 731 Coolidge St. Tennis 10; Class Council 9, 10; Gourmet Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Reading Aides 9, 10; Dance Club 10 JESUS TAVAREZ 1122 West Front St. Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12 LISA TAYLOR 57 Larraine Rd. Dance Club 9, 10; Findley Olympics 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9 ELLIOT L. TOWNSEND 9 Madison Ave. FO.P.A. 11, 12; A.V. Squad 11, 12; Math Team 10 KAREN D. TAYLOR 1520 Myrtle Ave. Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; HR Rep. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Homecoming Queen °79 11; Office Helper 11; Modern Dance Club 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 ROBIN TAYLOR 524 W. 7th St. Paddleball 11; Speed Reading 9; Play 11 CYNTHIA THOMAS 909 W. 7th St GREGORY THOMAS 1017 Madison Ave. BRIDGET TOMPKINS 145 McCrea Pl. 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Union County Champion High Jump B. Union County Champion High Hurdles John Marshall A. All-Group State Champion 800 meters B. Union County Champion 800 meters Girls In Basketball Group IV Union County Champions for the Second Consecutive Year! Boys Group IV Union County Defending Champion 192 1980 MILESTONE STAFF Mrs. Cynthia K. Hall — Advisor Mr. Sidney Mace — Business Manager Yolanda L. Stancil — Editor-in-Chief Daron T. Rivers — Layout Editor Hassana B. 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