Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

1981 Milestone Plainfield -High School 950 Park Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey 07060 Let me see, this side or that side? Watch your step, Winfred. Cute smile, but I know you’re lying. Seems like I’ve got my hands full. A Look at the Prom and our Chaperones Mr. William Schlough Mrs. Eliz. Rifino 4 Mr. Houston Robinson Mrs. Cynthia Hall Mr. Rudolphus Montford M rs. Cynthia Foy 813391 Is he serious? Left: Lenwood Bulford, Priscilla Sparrow, Barbara Lacks, Holly Faraone, and Semone Waters. Fashion Show “Sophisticated Lady” Vanessa Scerey Tracy Cooper Fashion Fair of “81” Epitome of Elegance (Selina Marshall) Bold and Bodasious Hot Chocolate. I've got the look! (Tia Reynolds) (Terri Walsh) . : : a ; . ‘ 33 y i rege nN 34. oe yard cs ry 73] ” yaigage : ae the Masters of the Future cab” ts ee Rae ee ie - We are the Lords of our Destiny 7s ce oe � We are the Epitome of our Culture , We are the Future of Mankind ae Ne is the time for us to take up our Responsibility ‘ And to assume the role of world Leaders. pe id 5 a ‘” We must bring in to play our inexorable intelligence Vw “For we must persevere over the threat of Ignorance. ““. Our Dedication must be to the advancement of mankind. ; Our Loyalty to this dedication must be unwavering, for . If we fall, none can take our place. ae : © eee my companions to the message of the fates, we must assume our - roles as Protectors, and not be late. if S oy: the world we live in, the troubles seem to be escalating, but we can change; a, that state of affairs. We Ae ae . ie Sic a) W) must take up our Responsibility as Leaders of the world, and strive with he ‘ inexorable dedication for the advancement of mankind. oe i ees. W must lift our heads high with pride and show the excellence inherited in ms oe each and every one of us. a W must be dedicated to the uplifting of all those fallen. ae r PERO S ‘ee yy W must set an example of Excellence, and let our prestigious role stand 2 ae. clear for all to see. And no matter what obstacles we face, our perseverance will : ’ - see us through, and our ingenuity will be its re Our initiative must be to evolve - a + our culture like no other before us for we are . ria : 81 of a Kind, The future of Mankind! . o- John Branch ’81_ ay o7 Oy ps j afae is aes Ree e ne 6 Nancy Ortiz and Sueyen Stuart Beauties on the job. (Jannie Moore, Queen Patti Thomas, Nancy eK The Cardinal Debut (Valerie Brown and Director Glenwood Collins) Fy FZ : iy Ae ae r Homecoming The Queen and Her Court Three Year Graduates Michael Adkins Linda Goodwin Deborah Anderson Sheryl Hunter Richard Sheila Jones Kee Congratulations Pietro S. Malino Demetra Waddell Lourdes Padilla Edward 8 Robinson Spotlight On: Stage Councilman Rick Taylor introduces the Rev. Jesse Timothy Snider Jackson at the event sponsored by the Grant Avenue Community Center. State Representative William MaGuire lectured on the Lifer’s Group at Rahway State Prison “You are not welcomed there.”!!! A benefit concert for the P.H.S. Library was held at the Crescent Ave. Presbyterian Church. Robin Coggswell, pianist Keane College Music Major — Robert Olivia, Clarinetist (P.H.S. Junior) Under the direction of Mr. Glenwood Collins, the Pp H S B d h M Cardinal Marching Band ° ° an) On t e OVe ee e received 2nd place in the Massing of Colors parade in New Brunswick, NJ and a Ill Rating in their first open competition in Cedar Ridge, Nu. The Plainfield High School Marching Band consists of the following units: Flag Squad Twirlers Pom Pom Rifle Squad Marching Band P.H.S Band on The MOVE. ta Loe This year the Plainfield High School Cardinal Marching Band has un- dergone a mental and physical metamorphasis. The Cardinal March- ing Band performs at all football games, parades, and functions within the city and state. PHS Flags “wl a K. Olivia, B. Brudy, W. Jones D. McCullough, L. Dixon, G. Byrd PHS Band Val Brown T. Cooper and W. Bretinbocher give it their all D. Griglak, V. McMurrian, E. Wilson, L. Murphy INSTITUTE FOR POLITICAL AND LEGAL EDUCATION LAW AND POLITICAL ACTION CLASSES Plainfield High School's Law and Political Action classes, in their (3rd) third year of existence is the onl academic course in the school which Be fers students “hands on” or experience based instruction in Law and Political Ac- tion. Students participate in many overnment and_ school community nctions, in addition to their classroom instruction. Through Voter Registration drives the students have registered over 500 eligi- ble Plainfield High School students, staff, and community residents since the program’s inception. They assist the League of Women Voters, NAACP and sponsor their own Plainfield High School Voter Registration Drive. They volunteer to work in Democratic and Republican local headquarters to gain lst hand experience on how grassroots politics works. Leadership skills are developed and Law Political Action students are en- couraged to apply their political knowledge by running for school offices. To date more than (7) seven students served as student council officers class officers. Two of these interns were selec- ted to attend the Congressional Seminar and represent their school in Washington D.C. Several of these stu- dents have won school and community awards such as the Prestigions Prin- cipal's Award, Ronald H. Lewis Scholarship Award, Frontiersmen Ser- vice Award and many more. To sharpen their skills and un- derstanding about Law and Govern- ment, students and teachers attend three Workshops and a Week-end Model Con- gress where they must research their own bills, present topics of Legislation and effectively lobby to get bills passed. This competition involves High School Students and their teachers from all over the State of New Jersey. At the Stockton College Model Congress, Law Political Action students from Plainfield High School were nominated for awards and given special recognition by our Board of Education for their achievements in the program May 17, 1980 P.H.S. students participated with Grant Ave. Community Academic Feature IPLE students also intern at Local and County Level government offices two hours per day, four days a week at least (3) three months during the school year. Through these experiences interns have received summer jobs and many commendations from the City Administrator, City Council Members, the County Prosecutor’s office, etc. From these valuable ex- periences, the students still find time to attend Board of Educa- tion meetings, City Council Meetings, as well as other School and Community func- tions. The class recently recognized Rev. Jesse Jackson, President of Operation PUSH, for his service and commitment to Youth in the PUSH for Ex- cellence Program. When Rev. Jackson came to Plainfield the IPLE students acted as ushers in addition to presenting the award during the program. Because of the success and interest of the Law and Political Action Program, the class has grown from (17) seventeen in- terns to (40) forty students with over (80) eighty freshman Prac- tical Politics students who also work with the Junior and Senior Law Political Action students in many of their ac- tivities. Center in The National Youth Pilgrimage sponsored by Operation P.U.S.H. It was held in Washington D.C. The purpose was to dramatize the need for Youth Employment. Commendation for the Law Political Action Program RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Board of Education has endorsed the Law Political Action Program that is conducted through the Plainfield High School Social Studies Department, and WHEREAS, the Law Political Action Program provides participating students with opportunities to learn through an in- ternship program that currently has 27 students placed with county and local governmental units, and WHEREAS, twenty-six Plainfield High School students in the Law and Political Action Program participated in the 11th Annual Institute for Political and Legal Education’s Model Congress held on March 28, 29, 30, 1980 at Stockton State College, Ocean City, N.J., where students actively prepared and_par- ticipated in the development of legisla- tion, caucusing, politicking, and parliamentary procedures, and WHEREAS, four Plainfield High School students were nominated for awards as a result of their participation, now therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Board of Educa- tion give special public commendation to the students of the Law Political Ac- tion Program at Plainfield High School for its educational value to the students, to Plainfield High School and the com- munity, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that Mrs. Gloria Taylor, Social Studies Department Supervisor; Mr. Paul Pannone, Law ° Political Action Program Teacher, and Mr. Seymour Marsh, Social Studies Teacher be given special commendation for their continuing efforts to provide Law Political Action Program students with a quality educational program which brings credit to Plainfield High School and the City of Plainfield. TANT TATU A mr bai ee A Z| WBA | a 14 Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers If a task is once begun, never leave it till it’s done. Be the labor great or small, do it well or not at all. Anonymous Seniors on the Job Beauty is in the eye of the comput Mago, Tonya Stepney, Mrs. Sawyer, Dfa 15 (Valerie E Angelita . My Mind to me a Kingdom is. Such present joys therein I find ... | Thank God I took Latin last year. (Robin Gaing) . Ne What happened in the end?” “Cash or Charge?” (Stephanie Nelson) Dedication The faculty of Plainfield High School is proud to dedicate this section to the memory of our co- worker and friend Karl Fritz. Graduated with a B.S. from Kuntztown State Teachers College, Pennsylvania. Masters degree from Penn State. Member of the O-K Fraternity. Member of the Masonic Lodge of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. Attended the Independant Christian Science Church of Plainfield. Teaching Career Taught All Boy’s school in Pennsylvania for 20 years. “A Bulwark of P.H.S. Faculty for 22 years.” Chairman of the Math Department (after Mr. Boyer). Math Curricular Convention Development. Conducted S.A.T. and College Boards for several years. Student Council Advisor. P.E.A. Treasurer for approximately 10 years. Family Wife — Mrs. Grace Fritz Son — David Fritz 17 English Joseph Amerikhas — BA. Spring Banks — BA. Lincoln Carl Beehler — M.B.A. Stanford; Robert J. Cavaliere — B.S. Rider Ruth Cochrane — B.A. Rutgers, Univ.; M.A. Montclair Univ. M.A. Middleburg College; M.A. Trenton State Pennsylvania State Univ. State College College Kathleen Conroy — Chairperson; Gail Gaspar — Advisor to The En- Patricia Gerow — B.A Caldwell Cynthia Hall — Yearbook Ad- BA Caldwell College; M.A. Drew tree College; MA. New York Univ. visor; B.S. District of Columbia Univ. Teachers College; M.Ed. Rutgers Univ. Howard E. Hudson — B.S. Rio Dorothy Jones — Librarian; Donna Mayes — B.A. Limestone Marthenia Pierce — B.A. Kean Grande College M.L.S. Rutgers Univ. College College Myrtle Pratt — B.S. Newark State Beverly Reed — B.A. Glassboro Carolyn Reese ‘ A P College; MA. Kean College Srey ope The English Department services the entire stu- islan lege dent body many times over because of the very nature of its composition. The English Department 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 according to the student’s academic in- terests and needs. The department expends ad- =, I Se k — Librarian; B.A., M S ] — B.S. aie : a f iaeiezaer ae Fan ahah MS, College of the City of New Pannaharia Sate Unive MEA ditional energy in courses underscoring Basic Skills York West Ch S) Coll ri ° - ae mace — Language Arts, RICCOM, and Reading in Con- tent Areas. The Elizabeth Chitty Library and the Ninth Grade Library house materials for research and leisure reading. Sheila Thorpe — B.S. North Gloria Weisbrot — Librarian; B.A. Carolina State Univ.; M.A. Kean Kean College College Nicholas Badida — B.S. — Penn. State; M.A. — Columbia. Special Education Kenneth Bandomer — BA. — Curtis Cook — B.A. Trenton Read Hayward — B.A. Kean Fred Johnson — B.A. Newark Special Education; M.A. — Par- State College College State College; M.A. Kean College sons College Linda Mertz — BA. Michigan Patricia Paylor — B.A. District of Maxine L. DiMaggio State College Columbia Teachers College; M.A. Rutgers University 1. Four-year sequentral programs are offered in two modern languages i.e., French and Spanish. In addi- tion, the Language Department offers semester courses for beginning students in both French and Spanish. A two-year sequential program in Latin is of- fered for students interested in a classical language. 2. The students enrolled in modern language classes have the opportunity to practice and develop their audio-lingual skill in the language laboratory one period a week. 3. Furthermore, the Language Department offers a com- plete bilingual program in all the academic subject s for Spanish-speaking students who, because of a language barrier, cannot work well in regular English classes. 4. The vocal and instrumental programs are also af- filiated with the Language Dept. Voice Culture, Chorus, Music Theory and Band are the subjects taught in the music programs. Foreign Language Lionel H. Carrier — Language ‘Peter Ciliberto — BA. LaSalle Harrilyn Dirickson — B.S., M.S. Chairman; B.A. University of College Monmouth College Maine; M.Ed. University of Maine The Special Education Department Supplements the school by providing specialized curriculum and teaching for students needing ad- ditional or different instruction. By concentration on a student needs to improve academic, emotional, physical, or social levels the department can give the best type of education. Resource rooms, tutoring, small classes, and unique methods make this department a real asset to the high school. 19 Social Studies a Joseph Banyasz — B.A. Rutgers Andrea Berke — M.A. University Tiffany Corbett Thomas Falocco — B.A. Salem Sidney Mace — B.S. St. Josephs’ et MA. Stroudsburg State of Pennsylvania College; M.A. Kean College College; M.A. Villanova University lege A Seymour Marsh — B.S. Tusculum Paul Pannone — BS. Fairleigh Chris Robinson — B.A. Mon- Houston Robinson — B.A Union Gloria Taylor — B.A. Utica College Dickinson University; M.Ed. Tren- mouth College; M.Ed. Trenton Junior College; B.A. Montclair College of Syracuse University; ton State College State College State College M.A. Seton Hall University be. Lana Umali — BA. PA. Barbara Wilson — RN. N.Y.U. Lafayette College College of Medicine Division of Nursing; M.Ed. Rutgers University The Social Studies Department offers courses for Plainfield High School students in grades 9-12. We have a department of 17 teachers who teach Practical Politics, World Cultures, Afro- American History, Psychology, Economics, United States History I I l, and Social Cultural History. A special program is offered, for students interested in the Legal or Political process called the Law and Political Action Intemship. Students are involved in a Statewide Model Congress, where students and_ teachers throughout the State of New Jersey participate in a three day stu- dent 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 in- ternship in Local and County government offices. The Social Studies Department also participates in a Youth Employment and Training Program where students are in- structed after school in Career and Employability Skills and placed on jobs in community agencies. This is done as an incen- tive to keep students in school and offer them Labor Market Orientation Counseling. 20 Evelyn Baker — B.A. M.Ed. Tren- ton State Robert Calkin — B.S. Montclair State John Hartmann — B.A. Montclair State College Marion Willard — B.S. St. Mary's; Dominion College Sandra Barreto — B.S. Tusculum College Carolyn Cafone — BA. Jersey City State College dune Heintz Jocelyn Williams — B.S., MA. Morgan State University, Chairperson Math T. Ann Nolan — B.A. Seton Hall University Iris Jason Emma Bolton — B.A. Kean College h : BLE, : 2 a ti, Rose DiBella — B.S. M.S. Villanova Harry Lambert — B.A. Lincoln University (fa John Turner — B.S. Shaw Univer- sity The Mathematics Department offers a program which provides the opportunity for students to participate in a traditional high school mathematics program through calculus. Students who suc- cessfully complete the calculus course are eligible to apply for ad- vanced college placement. A general mathematics course is available for those students who do not plan to attend college. In addition, a program especially designed for the students who are deficient in basic skills exists on all grade levels. The mathematics program is designed to be flexible enough to allow students to move from one sequence of courses to another, depending upon their abilities and needs. Joann Brzozowski — B.S. Kean College Valerie Dozier — B.A. Kean College Robert McMullen — B.S., M.Ed. Penn. St. Univ. J. McLendon 21 Science Albert Boguszewski — B.S. Penn Clara Brown — B.S. Virginia; Un- Anne Davis — B.S. Barber Scotia Authur DeCross (chairperson) — State; M.Ed, Rutgers ion Univ; M.S. Virginia State Coll; M.A. LS. Wesleyan Univ. BA. Central College; M.S. lowa College State Teacher's College Doris Dotch — B.S. Univ. of So. Michael Mosley — B.A. Univ. of Dorothy Riddle — B.S. Wayne Shah Samin — MS. Univ. of George Tyler — B.S. Shaw Univ.; Calif Tenn., M.S. Univ. of Tenn. State Univ.; M.A. Univ. of Mich. Wyoming MS., N.C. Central Univ. Gerard Vanderheyden — BS., Toni Watt — BS. Concordia; David Wong — B.S., M.S, Rutgers Matthew Zullo — B.S. State Univ. Newark College of Eng. M.A. Rutgers Univ. of NY. The Science department has 15 full time teachers plus a dept. supervisor who teaches 2 periods per day. The science curriculum con- sists of 16 courses making up 74 classes. Most of these classes meet 5 periods per week. 14 classes meet 7 periods per week and one class meets 8 periods per week. There are about 1600 students taking science courses. The science department sponsors the Earth club (Mr. Wong), the chess club (Mr. Samim), the physicians club (Mrs. Watt) the photography club (Mr. Zullo) and FOPA (Mr. Mosley). 22 Business Judy Battaglia — B.S. Rad- Mary Best — B.A. Montclair Rodney Carter — AAS Rosa Grace — B.A. Saint Geraldine Middleton — B.S. Stephen Mirota = BA.MA ford College St. College Brigham Young University: Augustines College Fayetteville State University Trenton State College B.A. Middlesex County College: M.A. Montclair State College Howard Rozzelle — MA. Ella Sawyer — BS.. MA. Doris Scott — B.S. Delaware Lina Waters — BS.. MA. Tanya Wilson — B.S. Central Rider College Hampton Institute. Colum- State College Delaware State College. State ‘University Dept. Chairman bia University Rutgers University Physical Education rN | 4 A Seth Hicks — BS. Seton Milton James — B.A. Mont- Laverne Jones — B.S Richard Kem — B.S. Spring- Joseph Myatt — B.S. Seton Rico Parenti — B.A. Seattle Hall University clair State College; MA Virginia State College field College; M.A. Columbia Hall University University Kean College University Senior Class Advisor Dept. Chairman Shirley Phinney — BS Thomas Pratt — B.A. Ottawa Mary Trawick — B.S.N Ronald Upperman — B.S Lewis Wonsider — B.S. — Oregon State College University Seton Hall University North Carolina Central East Strousburg State: University M.E.D. Rutgers University Daily, during the Physical Education period, students of various abilities and energies work at building their bodies and acquiring skills in a variety of activities. Physical Education classes participate in group and individual activities, gym- nastics and tumbling dance and aquatic activities. Classes are coed and are organized according to ability. Health instruction includes first aid, classroom driver educa- tion, family living, health problems and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Behind the wheel driver education is provided before and after school. Zo 26 Hazel B. Davis — Place- William Gary — B.A. Central Dorothy Grandy — Chair- Ronald L. Hessinger — A.B. Eugene Hubka — BS. Gloria White-James — B.S. ment Career Education State Univ.; M.Ed. Trenton person: B.A. Carlow College; Muhlenberg College; M.S. Bucknell Univ.; M.Ed. Tem- Rutgers; M.Ed. Seton Hall Coordinator, B.A. St. Augus- St. College MA. Kean Seton Hall ple Univ. tine’s College; M.Ed. Rutgers University; M.Ed. Trenton St College a Nicholas Kagdis — B.A. Har- Feroza Ludwig — B.A Cal Ronald J. Parquer — BA. Diane Pearson — B.A. William Terry — B.S. Virginia Arthur Williams — B.S. vard: M.A. Tufts Univ St. Univ.. M.A. Geo. Wash lona College; M.S.W. Hunter Morgan St. Univ. Union Univ.; M.A. Kean Hampton Institute (Phy. Univ College School of Social College Ed.); M.S. Springfield Work; Ph.D. Fordham College (Phy. Ed.); M.A. Montclair St. College Administration R.W Jackson - (Psychologist) — BA Glassboro; A.B.D. Rutgers: M.A.. P.D. Seton Hall ee Henry Foster, Acting Principal L to R: Vice Prin. W. Schlough, J. Haynes, Former Prin. Henry Thompson, Vice Prin. F. Votto Board of Education President Melvin Greenberg ae 4 d Felix Villarin John Mount William Hine Mani Bonini eS b “ Vice President Herbert Green “The Commissioner’s Corner” On February 17th, Sylvia Montes and Eric Plummer accompanied by Mr. Seymore Marsh represented Plainfield High School on Commissioner of Education Fred Burke’s half hour New Jersey Public Television Program, “The Commissioner’s Corner.” Some of the topics discussed were career oriented classes in the high schools, problems teenagers face during their high school years, and ways in which the communication gap between students and their parents and teachers can be broken. Some of the other schools that participated in the events were Trenton Central High and Ferris High of Jersey City. i Pride S. Nelson receives an award at the DECA Banquet. Standing: R. Gallimore, S. Chambers, C. Sutton. Seated: L. Patillo, T. Womack. S. Wormley takes a breather at the track picnic. 28 College days attract many students. Pleasure At P.H.S:! C. Crawley, D. Eure, Z. Sammons APH, de ea Mr. H. Robinson helps A. Uzcatequi-Gaymon and D. Young organize for ose Milestone distribution. ; ae A. Robinson 29 V. Agurs, S. Thomas Secretarial Staft Back Row: J. Upperman, M. Perez, M. Michaelewski, J. Williams, J. Cole, L. O’Rourke. Seated: D. Gray, T. Houchins. ed fond f Lcd Lod Lins aT Security Officers Seated — left to right: B. Brown, E. Williams, R. Montford (head), C. Foy, and F. Austin. Standing — left to right: T. Warren, P. Jackson, N. Bryant, D. Dannon, L. Welch. Staff Seated — left to right: R. Stepney, B. Wood, B. Vecchio, J. Conger, F. Pompilio. Standing — left to right: B. Diedel, S. Katsiaficas, C. Scavone, J. Impagiatelli, D. Miller, W. Bebert. A Fond Farewell Madame President and the Graduating Class of ’81, I extend to you my most sincere congratulations. Most students spend 4 years at Plainfield High School, yet | was one of your rare repeaters. I stayed for 9 years and I loved every minute that I was at PHS, just as I really love all of you. I too was educated at PHS during those 9 years I was there, not only in academics, but Laddie also by going to dances, sport events, assembly programs, bake sales and just Wyatt being there in general and being a part of your problems and interests. Believe me, it was hard for me to accept the position at the Board of Education. I'll never be sure that I made the right decision. I’ve missed you all! 30 Remember Me Always Lady “L” a k a Laddie Wyatt Custodial Staff Seated — left to right: J. Dunn, T. Curry, J. Cabell, E. Mitchell. Standing: T. Sing Tang, F. Bell, E. Kelly. Seated: B. Martin (Head). Standing — left to right: N. Calvi, W. Madrigal, J. Foster, W. Partyka, J. King. Seated — left to right: D. Redding, B. Clark, B. Ross, L. Govern, M. Kalidas. R. Citron, F. Giejda, R. Atkins. 31 Vocational — Fine Arts ay Martin Baron — NJ.LT. Anna D. Booker — A.B. Liv- Glenwood C. Collins — B.A. Emma DeVersterre — B.S. Robert Hazelton — B.S. East Anna Knight — B.S. Alcorn ingstone College; Masters Rutgers University; M.A. Douglass College Kent. Univ.. M.Ed. Trenton St. Univ Equivalency Rutgers Uni- Trenton State College St versity Lina Lukinov — BS. Juniata Catalso Miceli — B.S. State College; M.Ed. Rutgers Uni- Univ. Buffalo, N.Y. versity Faculty Listens to Evaluations eS Principal Henry Thompson reviews his notes while Dr. Marachnik gives Faculty Basic Skills Evaluation. a3 SENIORS Phillip Aldridge Gregg Anderson Michael Adkins Pam Allen Leslie Anderson Deborah Anderson Raymond Alonzo Sonia Anglin Vanessa Agurs Duane Anderson 34 Laurie Armstrong Sharon Banks Lisa Armstrong Alicia Baker Lloyd Austin Charles Barco Ronnie Armstrong Joseph Baker Kim Ayers Jennifer Barnes 35 Ann Marie Bell Barbara Bethea Johanna Barnes Craig Benford Johnna Bellinger Pamela Baxter Kim Benford 36 Marcus Bond Carolyn Billups Bernard Blake Marvin Blair Diane Bouldin Brian Boccher Howard Boykin 37 Dana Brown Dianne Brennan Kenneth Boykin Tony Briggs Debra A. Brown Matthew Brookens John Brown Darlene Briggs John Branch Clarissia Brown 38 Kenneth Burns Karen E. Brown Valer ie Brown Karen R. Brown Yolanda Brown Terri Cabbell Laurita Brown Lenwood Bulford Daphne Campbell 39 Nebraska Clarke Christopher Cathcart Bridgett Carter Justin Campbell Nancy Taylor Institute insists on the best. Patricia Carter Derrick Carden Lena Chapman William Cody Roger Cassett 40 Anthony Cohen Anthony Coleman Jeannie Collins Tracy Cooper Kathy Coston “Aw honey, it’s not all that bad!” Quintin Cooke Barbara Cole Wanza Collier Sharon Counts Sylvia Cooper 41 Gwen Cox Carlton Crawley Brian Cox Jennifer Cox Kimberly Crisp Tonya Criswell Donald Dabney wt John Damon Todd Dattoli Larry! Damon Barbara David John Davis Belinda De Santis Dennis Darrell Derrick Davis Lonnie Davis Jerri Deskins 43 “T know I aced that test!!” Donald Dixon Michele Donovan Dawn Dorsey Brian Doyle Toni Drew Gregory Drews “Ha Ha! I thought I was right!! Ursula Durrah April Dunn Jeffrey Echols Pamela Echols “Be Serious!” Valerie Emanuel Barbara Engle Darlene Eure Maurice Evans 45 Crystal Fields Phillip Francois Iris Folk Valerie Fleming Gerald Franklin Heather Faraone Marian Folk Bridget Flood Cheryl Frazier Holly Faraone Valerie Foy 46 Gavett Fudge Theresa Gauss Barbara Gaddy Andrea Gill Howard Fuller Carolyn Gaynor Robin Gainer Perry Gillyard Rickey Fuller Hector Galarza Alicia Gipson 47 David Gesner Mark Glover Linda Goodwin Michelle Gordon Jacqueline Glaspy Lamont Godley Alberto Gonzalez Darryl Graham Lenore Gordon Steven Graham Do we really have to wear these dumb goggles? EE CRIES Robin Grant (erent “an all girls college you say.” Doris Gray Wanda Grayer Veronica Green Elio Griffin Michele Gray Pricilla Green Savill Griffin Jason Greer 49 Shirley Guy Cassandra Gwathney Dolores Griglak Diane Hall Melody Grisby Geraldine Hall “Hey Ma! What’s cookin?” Christine Guy Terrence Guy Regina Haley Tonya Hall 50 Majeeda Haqgq Patricia Harper Traci Hall Dianesia Harrison Janell Hamilton “You want my profile, too!” Donald Hayes Larry Hammond John Hargrove Joseph Harris John Heaney 51 a Kim Hines Raymond Hepworth Resonda Hedrick Thomas Helriegel “No, we're not cutting!!” Darlene Hicklin Marcia Hampstead 3 Dorrell Hilliman John Hochreiner Aurora Hill 52 Ryan Holmes Barbara Howard “Tch! Tch! Hello Big Boy.” Joseph Holliday John Holmes Roselyn Howell Donna House 5S First! ... .again? Beverly Huggins Sheryl Hunter Mark Hush Anthony Hutton Charles Jackson Sandra Jackson Sharon Jackson Theresa Jackson Aliase James Crystal James Wanda Jackson Michele James Lynne Jarmon “No more Yearbooks will be issued until ... ” Odetta Jasper Jacqueline Jeter George Joaquim Acie Johnson Annette Johnson 55 Elaine Johnson Benetta Johnson Karen Lea Johnson Richard Johnson Elaine H. Johnson Caroline Johnson Lena Johnson Jean Johnson Sheryl Johnson Doreen Johnson Mary Ann Johnson 56 Sincera Johnson Reginald Jones Stacey Johnson Anita Jones Scott Jones Angela Jones Juanita Jones Ava Jones Shawn Jones 57, Gwenette Keaton Tammy Langry Sheila Kee Jacqueline Langton Warren Jones Debra Kirkland Tamara Kelly Arthur Law Mark Joseph Barbara Lacks 58 Coutanya Lawhorne Brenda Lee Kemper Lee Terris Lewis Miller Lucky Melvin Lyle Kim Lyles Tracey Mann Rita Marchishin John Marshall Selina Marshall Lois Mason 59 Lisa Middleton Melony Miner Renee Mitchell Brian Michaels Maria Miller Robert Mills Sylvia Montes 60 Kent Montford Janie Moore Pernell Moore Kirk Morgan Jackie Mosely “We at DU have one of the best girl’s teams in the state.” William Moris Cedric Mozingo Cynthia Mozingo Monica Murry Tyraina Myers 61 Ken McKinnon Jeffrey McCray Renneée McAlister Solonza McCleary “Ooh, I made a mistake?’ Michael McDaniels Charlene McCoy Valerie McKinney Walter McNeil Alan McGill 62 Fannie McRimmon “What’s wrong? Your thinking cap escaped you?” Kim McPherson Stephanie Nelson Tracy Nelson Nhan Nguyen Andra Nicholas REESE Vernasia Norment Michelle Nunn 63 Luanne Overy Erisha Nurse Deborah Parrott Teresa Pearyer Ronald Nurse Sherrie Patrick Wynnon Parker Kim Pennington Nancy Ortiz John Paxton 64 Elizabeth Peréz Cheryl Perry Cindy Phillips Patricia Pickett Eric Plummer Cynthia Polk Carla Potts Issac Prince Annette Puccia Ramon Quinones Conrad Randolph Cynthia Reeder 65 India Reeder Tia Reynolds Patrick Rivers Cynthia Reese Michael Reves Keith Rhoden Alonso Roach Tyron Richardson Warren Roberts Are you serious, classes begin at 6:00 a.m.? Terrence Robertson Curtis Robinson Anita Robinson David Robinson Julie Robinson Carla Robinson Edward Robinson Kevin Robinson Clyde Rose 67 Matt Rose Renee Scott Wy) Molecular transmu ... who? Alexis Ross Judith Scott-Bey Dennis Rouse Zina Sammons John Scipio Wanda Sergeon 68 Ouida Smikle Jemil Shakir a “A little more would have made that ‘A’.” Chris Sharp Revonda Shaw Phillip Silas Beverly Smith Ericka Smith James Smith 69 Renata Smith Joya Smith Tracey Spann Tracey Smith Kenneth Smith Naomi Spivey Patricia Smoot Delgado Stewart Lisa Smith Trinetta Stanley 70 Scottie Stewart Craig Sykes Danielle Stokes Yvonne Stewart Laurie Stone Elaine Stocks Louis Taylor Patty Thomas “is Reginald Sutton Sheila Thomas 71 “Who says we’re not learning?” Victor Thomas Annette Thomaston Tina Thompson Rose Thorn Wellington Thorne Dawn Troutman Adamo Uzcatequi-Gaymon Magda Vasquez “Let’s go, I don’t want to be late.” Nancy Vasquez Ronald Walker Carmen Velez Carl Wade “Sir, Ho w do you justify that approach?” Dematra Wallace Joy Wallace Demetra Waddell Donna Walker Michael Walls 73 Kathy Washington Debra Walton Sharon Watson Valerie West DeMarris Washington Glenn Webb Semone Waters Keima Wheeler Grady Washington Vincent Wells 74 Andrew White Carol Williams | Leslie Williams Elbert White Charles Williams Randall Wiley Gwen White Lisa Williams Karen Wilkinson Lisa M. Williams 75 Scott Williams Maurice Williams Theodore Wilson Jacqueline Wilson Susan Wormley Michele Williams Marvin Wise Lasenior Wilson Richard Wright Millicent Williams Benjamin Woodruff 76 Vanessa Wright Kent Yancey Virginia Yurgel Thomas Lockhart Anthony Hubbard Sonja Jones Michael Tobias 77 a O Remember ENON 4 ' 14 ‘ ‘ hs A As the end of the year rolls in, we flash back to the many encounters the years have brought. We look back to the time when Algebra, Chemistry and other complicated courses were not understandable and the joy of finally mastering them. We look back to the togetherness of the teams, the team spirit, the victories, and the losses. We look back to the times of being a part of the school, being able to take a stand for and against, and being able to make something out of the school. But now it’s time to make more advancements in life and to make more achievements. The time has come to venture out into new branches of life and to cultivate ourselves. Experiences of the past can be used for the good of the future; to aid us in becoming a more responsible and capable person. Now is the time for us to look forward. WE, See Page 134 For Identification Class Officers Senior Class Front Row: Pres. L. Anderson, Treas. D. Brown. Back Row: M. James, Adv., I. Folk, Sec., V. Brown, Vice-Pres., Parliamentarian B. Johnson, M. Mosely. Junior Class C. West, Treas., T. Womack, Sec., L. Patillo, Vice-Pres., D. Bullock, Pres. eR Sophomore Class Freshmen Class J. Bailey, Adv., T. Griffin, Sec., L. Jennings, Pres., A. Mack, Vice- Front Row: T. Douglass, Vice-Pres., R. Waiker, Sec. Back Row: Pres, Missing S. Cheny, Treas. A. fisnks, Pres. M. Banks, Adv. Missing S. Larry Treas. 81 MICHAEL ADKINS Farewell P.H.S. ... Only took three years ... Good-luck Leslie, Cheryl, Lesley, Cody, Chris, Renneé, Erica, Sharon ... Thanks Mom, Dad, Dawn, Cori ... especially Tonya. VANESSA AGURS Thanks Mom and Dad ... Moving on Pepsi ... Remembering “Wali” — good times “Pooda” the future ... Fifth Ave. Inc. ... Later Bird, Tic, Shell, Tangenne, Mook. $ ... Protega ... $ DEBBI ANDERSON Thanks Mom, Thanks Mr. Hubka, Glad I made it. Good Luck at P.H.S. Lisa, Trisha, Vicki, Michelle B., Zina, Monica, and Niece ... Love you all. GREGG ANDERSON Desi, | have even more purpose to succeed in life ... your love. Snow, Phil, Nancy. Look for me, fame will be mine ... love Gregg. LESLIE ANDERSON Love Mommy and Suzanne, thanks. “I Spy” with the girls. PREZ and V.P. (Bug-outs) Luck J.S.B., V.B., LF., A.D., M.A. and T.C., W.C. I love you! Lawyer ... LAURIE ARMSTRONG Thanks mom, family, God is with me, made it. Best year 9th, “chillin out” with C.C., 5A, Q.C. take over cousin’s. “Twin Two” Virgo. LISA ARMSTRONG From the love of mom, family, and God. I made it. Best year 9th. Good luck cousins, B.B. “Chillin out”. Girls. “Twin One.” ANTHONY ASHLEY Thanks Mom, Finally reached goal ... To that special lady Wanda Syker — Stay Sweet! John... Marcus... Melvin... Dorrell... Smiley... Mont ee CCo Ca erm othy Aver College ALICIA BAKER Thanks Mom Family. Finally made it. Best of luck to all my friends. Hope to see you in the near future. Good-bye. SHARON D. BANKS Thanks Mom, Dad. Appreciations Vanessa, Teresa, Poopie, Carla, “Mr. Rob.” Fifth lunch. T.Y., Mousie, Erica, K.B., C.W. “Basketball” 25, “Softball” 14. Goodtime ... Sure-Shot... “81” PAMELA BAXTER Thanks Mom Dad. Finally made it. To think hope is really something, but to succeed is really beautiful. Remembering fun times ... L.T., S.N., Mr. Foti. ANN M. BELL My love thanks to my mother father ... “Success” ... straight ahead. My love always ... Marcus Bond... “Girls”... Gwen, Droopy, V.B., A.T., D.B., S.W. Later. MISTY BELL Thanks Mom and family. Good-bye and good luck to all my friends. Especially to Swish and Revonda. WiC. € CaM ESE Em GomnG) PAUL BENDESKY Thanks Mom Dad, “N.B. J.B.” “Whiteboy” “Doc” “B-Ball” ... Hardtimes ... “Cincinnati Bound” ... SW., J.H. Too cool for school, 4th lunch. Later P.H.S. Good luck friends! KIM BENFORD Thanks Mommie, Daddy. I’m on my way. Love ya Kevin! Salaam Tenis, Jeri, M.H., L.B., noel, QS ... Bye T.L., D.M., DJ., V.G. Look out world ... BARBARA BETHEA Thanks my friends. Helping me finish. Four years; thanks Reggie for encouraging me. Mom, | love you. I love Cheryl, Cathy, Joyce, Grady. CAROLYN BILLUPS Thanks to my family for inspiring me to further my education, “our” special thanks to Mr. Gary, ... Success to the class of “81”. 82 Senior Writeups VIVIAN BLACKWOOD Thanks, Mom, it’s over now ... we've only just begun ... Good luck to everyone ... Later P.H.S. ... UB. 77-81 ... college. MARVIN BLAIR Thanks Mom, Dad, for all you did. May God bless my daughter Shikia, Chill out D.W., L.G. I wish the best in the future. BERNARD “BOOGIE” BLAKE Thanks Mom, Dad... and all of my boys of “Fifth Ave,” Bye Varsity Basketball. Remembering Cynthia Sargent, T.F., J.J., C.H., ... ete. BRIAN BOCCHER “BOC” Thanks to Mom, Family, Baseball, Soccer. Theme: Do unto others ..., then run like HELL! Go Gerg Swerd! The Henderson’s! So long P.HS. CHARLES BOLTON I thank Mom, Dad and Search for spending time to teach me what I know. I thank Doc for his time. Good-bye all. MARCUS BOND Thanks Mom Dad. Good Luck Brother Sisters ... Love to my lady Ann Bell... Good luck 5a, J. Marshall, Dorrell, Tony, Melvin, Smiley ... Thanks. SHARON BOOKER Thanks Mom and Dad for your help and the teachers too. They really helped me and I thank them for it. KRISTEN BOUTERSE College ... ? Seagulls, Jud where’s my beer? Not me officer... Check oil, Unicorns! Charlie, Heathers’ racing tonight ... another tatoo?!? Heineken, for anything, Let’s Go! DARRYL BRADSHAW Thanks Mom for the extra push, Cody ... go for the gold, stay chilly. Class of “81”... Take care... Kim, Shelly, 2 Vals, + Majeeda. JOHN BRANCH Alas the circle has come to a close and a new one begins. Thanks Guardians + Parents. Good luck: Preserver, Earthians + Others. DIANE BRENNAN It wasn’t all that bad... V.Y. ... MB. ... Mardi Gras ... Roller skating ... Burgerking ... Toyota ... Union College ... Beldere ... Study again? ... Jimbers ... The Doors ... Really! ... Thanks. MARY BRIDDLE Thanks Mom + Dad for everything .. . Good luck Protege, S.T., BJ, V.S., K.M., K.T., B.A., G.G., P.T. Funkmob!! I'll love you always L.P., stay sweet forever. Fashion Merchandising. DARLENE BRIGGS Well Mom and Dad, I’m the last one, aren’t you glad? ... I love you. Good luck class of “81”. Renee, V.D., S.B., Dizzy. TONY BRIGGS Thanks Mom, Dad + Grandma “It’s my turn now!” Twelve years of school, but finally made it, goodluck to my family + MJ. Later P.H.S. ... MATTHEW A. BROOKENS Love + gratitude to Mom, Dad and Ging. Partners Keith B., Kevin D. Success, my destination in life. Best wishes to Ricky F., Shriley G. and “81” Later!!! CLARESSIA BROWN “PEANUT” Thanks Mom and Dad, | finally made it. Hanging out Sunday nights with V.B., WJ., A.P., R.K., M.S. Always remember C.W. Stay cool J.W., T.N., J.B., M.K. DEBRA “FACE” BROWN Thanks Mommy ... Bye P.H.S., IOTA, Tracey, Mary Louis, friends. Leaving behind the best years of life. Kevin, still my sweetheart! Luck John. JOHN K. BROWN Mom, when I was thinking about my career | though of you and remembered, thank you for touching my life. Good-bye P.H.S. KAREN RENEE BROWN Thanks Mom + Dad. Thanks Dr. Parquer, Mrs. Ludwig ... Sub-Deb Sue-Yen Stuartt, my friends: R.M., SJ., P.C., K.B., R.H. That special person Daryl Evelyn. LAURITA BROWN Mom + Dad... Thank you ... Remembering my Father’s death in “72”, in sorrow... Thanks Mr. + Mrs. Payton .. . sweet memories, Thomas Payton. VALERIE BROWN Mom, Dad; Love Ya! Gwen, moving on. Remem- bering good times. Lez Prez. “I spy” with the girls. Seven years, Eric!!! Always special, B.B. YOLANDA BROWN Thanks Dad. I finally made it! Good luck Camille, | hope you make it. My friend Kemper + Tyrone we made it happen. LENWOOD BULLFORD Thanks Mom + Grandparents!!! Bumblebee + Lil’ Sis ... Phil, Majeeda, QS + QS, C.G., S.G., JB., J.T. ... Party? Where? ... Drunk? ... Me? ... Salaam. KENNETH BURNS Purple ... Part-time lunatic .. . life, something like He ee ChE, con CHER coo Geimae ..6 (oe) 5... .. my drugs aren’t affecting me. T.G. IO. ... 6 21 80 ... 11 29 80 ... littlebig sis ... pobrecito ... BESSIE BYNUM I made it and I hated it. Good luck “81”, the only class with class. TERRI LYNNE CABBELL Thanks Mom Dad for everything, I love you!... K.C., T.S., S.N., R.W. Much $ucce$$. Thanks Grandma ... Good luck Dionne and Fella. Good- bye 2: btSaeee EUGENE CAMPBELL Castle Heights, Rutgers Prep. Union Catholic, P.H.S. Dinky, Bart, Tuck and the boys. Thanks mom and dad. I love you S.A.G. A Bug. DERRICK CARDEN Thanks mom dad. Good-bye P.H.S. Don’t believe it! Made it. Good luck G.G. Lynda, Dawn ... Good times Nancy Four years boring classes. BRIDGETT CARTER Thanks Mom Dad, Mr. Mrs. Holmes. Finally made it. Love always to Sharrad Holmes. WILLIAM CODY Mom and Dad, thanks. I need this. To the boys... “C.C.” Mook, D.B. D.R. M.A. “And My Heart Leslie”!!! BARBARA COLE The “Angels” — Babbs, Tickle, Wonder A.F.A. — K.B. M.G. S.W. P.H. R.M. W.C. KJ. Thanks Dad, Mom Love ya — R.M.N. Good luck “81” SMILEY COLEMAN Thanks Mom, Love Robin Hill always forever, Special friend Michele James. Best friends Dorrell, Tony, John, Marcus, Thanks Upperman. Don on the one. WANZA B. COLLIER Mom it was rough but I made it ... Nice try Ren- naissance ... Keep in touch Babbs, Renneé Semone, Kenny, Heather, Jeff, everyone. Luck “gy” DENNIS “MR. D” DARELL School was alright and the women I dug... out of the best was A and the little gray bug... . later mom aROIRE DERRICK DAVIS Thanks mom dad. Ray Davis (love ya) ... Atlanta here | come ... Thanks Christine H. for being around ... Parliament Funkadelic 1981... “Elite” finally made it. BELINDA DeSANTIS Lynn ... Finally made it... Thanks Mom, Dad... Best of luck to Christine, Nancy Wanda... Love always to that special someone Carlos Olland JERRI DESKINS Thanks mom dad ... No more boring classes ... time to move on ... Good luck Jerome, Kim, L.B., AA., Terris, Jakie, Fred, Chris. CHARLES DIGGS Thanks mom, dad ... I finally made it ... Good luck to the rest of the boys. Four years of hard work ... Good-bye P.H.S. DONALD DIXON The good times going out with the boys Mel, John, Acorn, Chris, Mont, and my boy Cody. Thanks mom, dad for your help. MICHELE DONOVAN Ark ... Thanks P.D., C.M. ... Renaissance... Old Lady ... New Orleans ... Harlequin Heyer... Florida? ... 600’s ... Dancing ... Surprise! ... Breaking locks and windows ... Good friends ... Love ya “81”. BRIAN DOYLE Thanks Mom, Dad. Finally made it! Four years of Bugged-out classes! Good luck to all my friends oso SG, IDE, INE), JMG, 18t8) 45, Creporebon PAS GREGORY DREWS “Grape Juice”, Taking a Dip; “Homeroom Romance” ... Touch Down ... Soccer; Baseball; Wildwood; “I hope I see the day when Plainfield beats Westfield!!! TONI LYNNE DREW “Scoobie Drew” ... WA-LA! ... Up and coming ... Thanks mom dad ... Cheerleading 78-81 = Best friends) i.G 22. Ln. APRIL DUNN My turn now... Mom Dad!... Forever Friends Iris, Matt ... April Dee the cheerleader ... Memores ... K.R., L.A. ... Who shocked the house? Me!! “I-spy Girls” ... Later JEFFREY J. ECHOLS “Double J”... Thanks Mom for everything Friday night disco ... Good luck Paula ... Thanks Cheryl Pare Ainrorcerms: PAMELA ECHOLS Sorry friends, Time to go ... Time has come to leave P.H.S. The four years I struggled, | finally made it ... Thanks Mom, Your Wonderful. VALERIE EMANUEL Thanks, Mom, Dad. Ms. James-Ms. Brown-Emilee thanks for being concerned — C.F.L.P. KHALILAH AND I ARE STARTING OUR ROAD TO SUCCESS. BARBARA JEAN ENGLE HAROLD, 7 27 79 ... Kelly... Mike ... Queen 9 29 80 ... mwo! The “bench” ... Val, C.S.D.W., K.B.; ect ... 496-Nova ... State Championships ... camping ... Hey Tiger, L.y.c! DARLEEN ELIZABETH EURE Thanks mom for everything ... My Love Carl Wade. Sept. 1978 — and on forever ... Good-bye and Good Luck Shirley, Jackie, Donna, B.D. AES ESE DIEU Bore. GENE FABIAN Thanks Mom and Dad for the support that you gave throughout my years of school, and I would like to thank Stephanie Nelson. HEATHER FARAONE Hethy ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Joey, Alicia, Wanza ... 12 16 79... “First Love”... My true love, SNOW: Is there no end for what you have too? HOLLY BROOKS FARAONE Deskins! ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Friends ... 3 10 79: met my man ... Track ... Thanks TF., B.K. ... Good luck Flygirls ... “The Ring” ... 1986 ... Navy ... Billy, Forever Love! SYLVIA D. FISHER Thank God! ... Thanks to Mom, Dad, My Family ... Love always Kerry G. ... Good luck “Opie” (82) Jimmy (’85) ... I did it! BRIDGET MARY ANNE FLOOD This is it!... She’s CRAZY!!! ... Artistic Ability? . . . SUPERMAN ... DEAD CHINESE NOODLES... Sing in with Sarah and Winnie-the-Pooh ... G.B., D.G., S.H., P.M. ... Burt, Steve, Christopher, Nick John, Thanks IRIS YYONNE FOLK Thanks Mom Dad ... April Melvin... “We Made Itl!!””... “Can’t Forget D.D.”... “I-Spy the girls” ... Bye P.H.S. ... Moving on ... Ex- VALARIE FOY Oh, Thank You God, for bringing me this far and giving me the sense and knowledge, to think for myself. Good-bye P.H.S. JERRY FRANKLIN I finally made it ... Thanks Mom Dad, but now for the hard part... Wish me luck... Bye... “81” and Plainfield’s Baseball Team ... Remembering DW., AB. CHERYL FRAZIER Finally made it ... Looking forward to the future ... Remembering Sharon, Naomi, Masre, and all the good times ... Leaving Donna, Leslie, Stephanie behind ... “Newarkers” HOWARD FULLER I'm finally out ... Thanks Mom Dad ... The BOWS so IDKE., Gal, Cl; WG, diel 5. lliie bleBee ... All my love Majeeda ... To many years spent here ... Good-bye ... BARBARA GADDY Alias Bubbles. Thanks Mom, Dad. Good Luck to Smilie and Peaches especially to my man Steven Graham. I’m on my way. Bye P.H.S. ROBIN GAINER Thanks to my parents. | finally made it! Best wishes to sissy and Dennis, your gonna need it. Love Always Joeseph Douglas. HECTOR GALARZA Mom, I’ve made it! Thanks to your dedication, care and sacrifice you did it all by yourself. Thank you. Goodbye P.H.S. THERESA GAUSS Bumble Bee. Success — Self Respect — Rollerskating — goodtime — college — special friends ... Lenwood (Bull) ... Toni (scooby) Howard (Stinky) ... Thanks Mom Mrs. R. — Luv Ya! CAROLYN GAYNER Thanks Mom, Dad. Finally made it. Good luck to my classmates Good-bye P.H.S., Donald and Friends. T.L.C. GHADA GEORGE Thanks Mom, Dad, sisters, Love you; K.B. T.S. Hambergers, Car computer science, Great times shore, parties. Finally out, Gladys, C.W. E.G. L.B. P.W. God Bless my Family. ANDREA GILL “Lady” Thanks Mommas ... Daquan my future ... Uh What it be like? J.p. I remember you... It’s time to go ... 81 has just begun! Later ... JACQUELINE ARLENE GLASPY Much thanks to Mommy, Daddy and God. Carry on Glaspys! Love all! Good luck: Gee, Ghada, Darleen, Marylene, Quinton, Entree staff and friends. Farewell MARK L. GLOVER Well Thank Mom and Dad. | finally made it. Thanks for putting up with me for these last 4 years to all 5A boys stay chilly. LAMONT GODLEY Thanks Mom and Dad. Tresha Jenkins and you can do it too. Lamont Godley is on his way. Good- Bye P.HS. LINDA GOODWIN Thanks Mom and Dad. Wouldn’t have made it without Marvin. All my love to Shikia. Chilly C.B. C.S. E.H. T.C. P.H. P.B. Good luck Later P.H.S. LENORE GORDAN Dear Mom and Dad. Thanks for helping me through three years at P.H.S. I enjoy the years | spent there. Wish me luck! STEVEN GRAHAM Alias Ra-drek. Thanks Mom, Dad and sister cat, Lin stay chilly Pee-Wee, Tee especially to my lady Barbara Gaddy stay sweet Bye P.H.S. ROBIN GRANT Mom, Dad, I’m on my way with one thought in mind. “Never let negative obstacles get in the way of my positive mind.” DORIS GRAY Thanks a lot Mom Dad. Four years is finally over. Lots of Love Luck to Melody, Danielle, Laurie. Hang in there Skipper Shahieb TRACEY GRAY Thanks Mom, for the Love understanding. | am on my way. Good luck “81” Remembering my love Anthony Davis. Swing with S.M. D.B. Good Luck Shawn! PRISCILLA GREEN Well, I'm finally moving on — Thanks Mom — friends are forever — S.D. PA. P.P. J.P. TJ. “Twins” — That special someone — J.B. — so long PALS). VERONICA GREENE Thanks Mom, Dad for sticking by me these twelve important school years of my life. And to Robert and my friends good luck. JASON GREER Thanks Mom, Dad. “Champ” ... “nork” ... Future goal carpentry ... Stay loose brothers T.B. C.B. stay sweet Lady... Monie. Remembering the nO ldeSchoolsnrs DiGueremme OZua AG meee G! SAVILL GRIFFIN Thanks Mon, for all your help and support and I'd like to thank Joanette for her help also ... Good- bye P.H.S. DOLORES A. GRIGLAK Thanks Mom, Dad ... Did it!!! ... Griggy ... Luck J.G. T.W. B.E. A.L. AV. R.M. People and memories I'll never forget ... To my love Chirs thanks ... 10 3 80 ... dreams MELODY GRISBY Thanks Mom, Dad ... I made it ... Praise God!!! Remembering the track team. Thanks Falocco ... My partners Andrea, Wanda, Doris, Lisa, Tracey Capricorn 3 Dorian “80” SHIRLEY GUY Thanks Mom, Dad, nana Clarence — My love ... ALWAYS!!! ROBERT W. DUNN Good times together ... Prom 80 Basketball seasons ... Always Remembering Darleen — D.B. — DJ. — K.G. — KB. — B.D. — R.C. — CC. TERRANCE GUY Thanks Mom, Dad. | finally made it. Good luck Ellis, Ken, Jerry, Rosiland, lilipop. Four years of P.H.S. Good-bye P.H.S. REGINA HALEY Success: Luv-ya Mom. “Protege” We've made it. Little sis; Sheri — All yours. Kevin Campbell loving you always. Happiness 81 DIANA L. HALL “Tiny Tot” Thanks Mom and Dad Always Boyce Black Uniques Best of luck to all my friends ... Duce T.S. V.S. MJ. I did it GERALDINE HALL Thanks Mom and Dad Bye P.H.S. Hello Marines Love to friends Rita, Gregg, Heather, Joyce, “Shortarican” Mide Mark Remembering Burger King friends loves 83 TRACI HALL Thanks Mom, Dad my brother Porkey. I'll always remember all the times in PHS Good luck to all my friends “Lady Honchos” Good luck everyone! JENELL HAMILTON Thanks Mom and Dad, PT! good luck to AG., S.W. B.C. KJ. B.H. 2H.F r. M (a CF) Four years moving good luck “Spider” Adios LARRY HAMMON My How time flies It’s over. Thanks Mom and Dad ... Memories of all the women and chilly to all the brothers. Later P.H.S. MARCIA HAMSTEAD Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks teachers it’s been a good year. Good luck to leta Kim Shawneee. I'll miss you Guys. Booney ... Bye PHS MAJEEDA HAQQ Shukran Ummiaand Abba | will succeed Insha — allah ... Keep Chilly Howard, Shakura Bunny Aminah, Kareemah, Hakin, Ahkirah, Phil, Rasheed Q.S. and Q.S. UB 79-81 Saaam PHs JOHN H. HARGROVE Football “81” 72 ... Boys Hitting Kent ... Arti messed us up before Xmas bugging. S.B. parties SW D.P. Dimp luck “81”’ PHS Thanks mom and dad Bye JOEY HARRIS Thanks Mom, Dad Teachers John, Binkdy, Batt, Serenas, L.A. J.S. R.M. M.H. WJ. E.Pl PHS Har- vard ... Shamoe Drum Major Heather Earth Per- forming Arts The Harris Family DONALD HAYES As Lateef Thanks Mom, Dad I finally made it. Best of luck Crystal Jackie Jannie love always with all my heart JOHN PARICK PAUL HEANY Special Friend Bob, Rob, George, Someone special ... X-country Record Mile ... 4:12 Goodluck Guys lunch time with ES BF thanks Mom and Dad. Boony ROSANDA HEDRICH I'm on the road to success Love you mom, Dad and Jah Continue Cheryl Jackie Remember Kell’s CandT Friends “80” “81” K.B. M.G. To Shika THOMAS HELRIGRLE Thanks Mom ... Dad I'm making it Bye fellas Good luck Tony Goodbye PHS Hello Freedom this one’s for Angel AURORA HILL Je Voudrais Dire “Merci” A ma Mere et a mon pere Amona ma Soeur favorite Richard Je t’aime. Je ne Toublierai Jamais Aurevoir PHS ROBIN HILL Thanks Mom, Dad ... Family Forever Mine anthony Luck to Su’Dans Melvin Julynne lisa anna Gina Sharnas Bunnie and Friends of “82” Booney DORRELL HILLMAN Thanks mom, Dad for having me later Dudley Good luck Marcus John, Ashely Smiley CC Mont CJ Melvin College Here I come. Thanks Up- perman DELBERT HOOVER Thanks Mother Aunts Uncles Much success — to me in my career good luck India Clarence Terande Friends Jannier Bridget Loves Lateef “81” Booney DONNA HOUSE Thanks Mom ... Moving on! Remembering the good and bad Upward Bound Cheering Melvin Junior year the shot friends Dee, Karen, Mary Preciou Paul Jonew BABERA HOWARD Thanks Mom, College bound Earth Co’s W.s LK 84 RF)pres BK Disco 32??? Harvard Hodown Sum- mers 79-80, schodom “81” Madness Times Friends KJ JH VB EP RJ much more, Booney JOSEPH HOWARD Praise the lord thanks mom, dad good luck CR Mg AJ Ls DW GM I won't tum back just going away Lovin Portea Later PHS ROSELYN SUGAR LUMP HOWELL Extended Love to Mommy ... Shadeem Like goals Marriage Worred Keep in touch Hope Bert Ln. J.W. Steve Moses Priester Booney TONY HUBBARD Thanks Mom and Dad for all the encouragement and help throughout the many years ARa Thanks My Gratitude runs Deep ... Booney SHERYL D. HUNTER Family and Friends “80 to 83” Good times with Punchie ... Gee ... Chorus “80 Fashion Show” ... Peggy ... Milestone ... Cat ... Striving for success ... Remember ME! PHS ... Mommie Donita “Boonie”!!! ANTHONY HUTTON Dear Mom and Dad It may seem like its all over but its really just begun Now I’m on to bigger things. SANDRA JACKSON Thanks Mom for your guidance. Remembering all my friends. Later P.H.S. Goodluck Kendra, Rasheim, Amirah THERESA JACKSON Special Thanks Mommy, Daddy Good luck to B.J., Philippi, All my love to Sonya. Tony | love you. Much Future luck to L.DJ. bye P.H.S. WANDA LUCRETIA JACKSON Thanks Mom, Dad ... Remembering Falocco, Upp! Trace, at Havard again!!!? ... Capricorn III ... Good luck Anthony ALIESE JAMES NIECY Thanks Mom, Dad You can not congratulate me, because | finally made it. Later, Poop, c-u, Bridge, ciao. Hope, Love ya Buddy, Bye P.H.S. CRYSTAL JAMES (POOPIE) Thanks Mom, Dad for a successful school year. Good bye PH. Good times getting “high” with Aunt Niecy other Friends leaving memories. MICHELE JAMES Glad to be leaving P.H.S. Thank Mom! Good luck to all my friends T.S., D.H., V.W., A.J., Remember- ing good times with (S.C.) LYNNE JARMON ; Thanks Mom, Dad Leaving P.H.S. going on to better things ... Remembering Good Times with Richard, Andra, Jackle, ... Marylene, WinFred ... JACQUELINE LANITA JETER Thanks Mom, Dad. Love the both of you a lot. Good luck Robin, Bobby, Ant. Remembering Marylene, Lynne, Andra, Richard and Winferd GEORGE JOAQUIM Thanks mom, Dad. Fun being on AV., Soccer, band, but most of all the Maxson ball Busters. Off to College now ... Adios Amigos AXXETTE JOHNSON Thanks Mom, I finally made it after four years. Now its time to move on. Remember always Sann and Andy, Good luck “Rasoul” BENETTA JOHNSON NettaJ ... Protege Prez Brenda, Candie, Baye, Gee, Kim, main Partner Sheila. Thanks Mom, Dad, Aunt Gloria ... Dub, Benji, Matt, Bill. Be good Pannone CAROLINE M. JOHNSON A very special love to Mom, Dad ... Partner’s D.B.AT. L.A. Kelli Your Next (To Randy Edmond I love you always) DOREEN JOHNSON Thanks Mom, Dad, I finally made it Good luck... Majeeda, T.L., K.B., T.L., D.M., K.C., V.G. All my love to that special some-one Later P.H.S. ELAINE JOHNSON Thanks Mon, | finally made it. Known as Tweedy. Treasurer of lota Xi Omicro Sorority. Good Luck lota Sisters. Good luck U.D PJ. ELAINE “HOPE” JOHNSON Thanks Mom finally made it good luck Roselyn Niecy, Sharon Lisa, Mann Stay together. My Love Darren, Remembering Naye Michelle. KAREN JOHNSON Mom, Ke ... ILUVA.!. 3 10 79 ... Summer ... Ooops!... Hahvahd... HODOWN!!... Wordson Mug!!... Rse... Shemoetime! ... (BH, LA, JH, EP, RF,) All ... BK. Disco 82 (JJ, RF, JU,) LENA STARR JOHNSON Thanks Mom ... bye P.H.S. Good luck Cuz, B.B. lunch periods Tee-man Ruber-band locker Acting School bound ... Wedding ... June K. Thornton groom Pisces, Aries. MARY “ORK’ JOHNSON Well I made it! Thanks Mom, Dad Later Wayne, Debbie, Louis, Dee, P.C. Crew. Remember Jogas I, Il, Junior cut Day ... Bye ... MOSES JOHSON The years were few. About time C.T. and shire Flew. Go Mary. Bonjour Thanks Mom. RICHARD ANTHONY ALOYSIUS JOHNSON Thanks Mom, Sis. Special thanks to Mr. Harmann. My special lady Demmise. Memories of Lynne. Marcia, Jackie Marylene, and Amdra. SHERYL JOHSON Thanks Aunte, Thanks Uncle. The day has finally come, good luck Carolym, Sharon, Lenora, Darlene and Joan. Good-bye P.H.S. STACEY JOHNSON “Staslick” ... Thanks Mom and Dad. Finally at the End ... Lady Honchos on the one, Good luck Sis Rainey ... 1 Kurt Wallace. Salute “81” SANDRA JOHNSON By the time everyone reads this, it will be OVER!!! Much Love and Happines to Mom, Dad, Lo, — W.J. also “J.W.! Latue, “SUNNY” ANGELITA JONES Thanks Mom, Dad. We made it S.J. Good luck to all my friends. My love to Jeffrey good luck C.J.J. MJE. ANITA JONES Thank to all my teachers. To Mom who made me go Everyday. Have fun to my two sisters in P.H.S. AVA JONES Mom and Dad. | finally made it. Good times with K-F., M.G., N.O., and A.H. Good luck Andre ... FRED JONES Thanks Mom and Dad ... So much! Two Mile Relay... Joint! Good luck... S.G., K.L., S.C. Love ... CIN. S.T. S.W. Hey College GQAL WAYS! JOAN JONES Thanks Grandma! | Finally got out of this Joint! Good Luck to all my friends. Special thanks to my Brothers. P.H.S. Later Chili. S. SCOTT JONES Thanks Mom Thanks Dad, Cruisin’ in the wagon With Sleep, Mardi Gras 78” Spankie 81! Sleep 80 MISTY MARY! Dummer! SHAWN JONES Thanks Mom and Dad, | made it Leslie. Nita youre a doll, Wesley you’re a V.I.P. Good luck Millie and Angie GWEN KEATON Finally made it Mom. Good luck Albert and Karen. Good times with R.G., B.B., and T.M. Memories of ... Best Doubles CR Later P.H.S. DEBRA KIRKLAND Thanks Mom, thanks Dad. I finally made it. It was hard But I did it. To all friends Good luck. Thanks AGS: BARBARA LACKS Thanks Mom and Dad. Best luck in the future AT., S.S., J.L. Remember the Good Times. Good Luck to the Class of “81”. CRAIG LAMBERT Thanks Mom, Grandma. Finally made it. Remem- ber all the good times Marvin ... Kelvin, love Stacy, thanks for pushing me Tammy Lambert, Ronnie Blair. TAMM LANGRY Thanks Mom and Dad. Finally made it. Good luck Pop. Thanks class of “81” for four years of fun. Chill QS+QS. ARTHUR LAW P.H.S. wrestling 77-81 ... Terri Walsh my other half, say hi to your MOLE. Love you (archer) ... Good luck “81” we finally made it ... GOUTANYER LAWHORNE Thanks Mom, Dad. | finally “made it’, always remember the crazy times with Poncho... Na... Bev... Dee... Tray (W.B.) ... Pius X ... Success ... Farewell BRENDA LEE Thanks Mom+Muhsin. I finally made it. Good luck to my sister Karen Arlene .. . partner Netta, Beechnut Kemper, to Protege + 5th Ave. Later. KEMPER LEE I made it... and it’s only the beginning... Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis ... my only love Jeff... and the Girlstateloid OMmenenke Grn eb: TERRIS LEWIS “Tender T” “Shakura” . .. See you in college Ma- jeeda! Good luck — T.L., DJ., K.C., D.M., R.M., V.G. Q.S.+QS. S.C. Forever UB. 78-81. MILLER LUCKY JR. Vo bis ago Deus, Good-Luck D.F., R.W., ... Wait up T.T., ... My boy, M.L. J.R. ... More years, more stages ... Love your smiles P.H.S ... Freky- Deaky! KIM LYLES Thanks Mom, I’m out. Lady Honchos’ chillin-out, the girls: Saquan, Redbone, Tra-Hay, Sta-slick, lady G., “Kimboo” that’s me. Lance 80—until, Later P.H.S. MELVIN J. LYLE Thanks Mom Dad. It’s almost over. Football 75 ... Boys... “dudge Bond”... OJ. corn... Dorrell... John M. ... “Ash”... “Luck”... “Big Dick” ... My love always Kelly Franklin. TRACEY MANN Thanks Mom + Auntie for helping with these 4 years ... Star J, Good luck with marriage . . . Pinky “wild buck”... Harriet, Rifle 77-81. Later P.H.S. JOHN MARSHALL Thanks Mom... Dad... Boys... Marcus...C.C. Dl Step ee lum eeeoA] Football “Pro’s” ... Kimmie ... Upp+Klim ... Susan ... Long’s 1 ... Sweet peaches ... Mel ... later P.H.S., Gotta Run. SELINA “SANDY” MARSHALL Thanks Mom + Dad. “Howie” our future has just begun. Best of luck to Tony+Tracy, take over Mookie and Cyndy. DELPHINE MAULDIN Finally made it. Thanks Mom, Dad, (Grand- mama). Good luck Class of “81” Gogo, Bunny, Brian, Malik, T.H., D.C., T.L., K.B., T.L., V.G., K.C., S.J. Good-bye PHS. RENNEE YVETTE McALISTER “Nay” ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Remembering Darlene B. ... Eric P. ... Babbs... SylviaM. ... Karen B. ... MA, D.G., W.C., KB. ... “Quas Saeedas” all the rest ... Good luck “82”’!! Bye P.H.S. CHARLENE McCOY MOUSIE — Thanks Mom, Dad, Family. Luv Ya, Good Times — Greg, Wayne, 1 Partner Lessie. Special friends, G.M., E.S., T.M., IIICE, Mr. Haze, Ellis W. SOFTBALLIN’ 77-81. JEFFREY M. McCRAY “Last of the magnificent 7”... D.LN... 2 26 80, WOW! ... Just Dancin’ ... Good luck Cindy ... He who is not prepared today will be less so tomorrow. MONICA MURRY Thanks Mom for all your love and support. Good times with special friends. Quinta Scottie. Best wishes to friends and acquaintances old new. MICHAEL McDANIELS Thanks Mom for your support especially thanks to me for making it. Thanks P.H.S. for a year. I'll never forget. Stay chilly P.H.S. VALERIE McKENNEY Thanks Dad, Thanks Grandma. Best of wishes to the class of “81” ... Partner Chinadoll ... Slim- cow. My year to say Good-bye to P.H.S. Vovie. KENNETH McKIMMAN Thanks Mom for helping me. Pratt, it was fun in your Class, I leane a quick joint to Denise. Thanks Bandomer. WALTER D. McNEIL JR. Thanks Mom + Dad for all the dedication. Party- ing with the Boys; C.C., M.L., K.M., + W.C. Enjoy- ing good times with Lesley Mills. Take over Richie. KIM McPHERSON Thanks Mom, Dad for all your love + Guidance. Good luck “Netta”, “Beech”, “Twiggy”, “Chic”. To that special someone “DwJ.T.” Take over Vonda. Booney. FANNIE McRIMMON Thanks Momma. Looks like I made it. Thanks for the support S.M., J.M. To the man of my life I'll love you forever. W.B.L.S. GREG MERRITT I did it!!! Thanks Mom, Dad, Jeff. Remember the wall ... Fuzzy, Boo, The Crew. Good luck Gregg, Wayne, Chep, Ork, Millie, Dee. LISA R. MIDDLETON B.K.A. Missie. Thanks Marie, Mommy, Pop. | made it with your help. Good luck to all of Quas Saeedas, wa- Quas Saeeds. MELONY MINER Thanks Mom, Thanks Dad. Made it. Remember U.B. Good times ... Will always remember S.d., V.B., M.S., 1 might be leaving ... but Wendy + Michelle’s coming ... Bye. MARIA MILLER 81’ Messin’ up year round with T.L. ... Thanks to my 1 Greggory Plummer for everything ... War- dlaw — no thanks... Thanks family and friends . . . RENEE MITCHELL Having therefore obtained help from God, I con- tinue unto this day ... Thanks Mom, Saints of Refuge and special thanks to the young people. SYLVIA MONTES Thanks Mom Dad ... Esta Luego Mrs. Perez — Good luck to my friends: Renee, Darlene Hec- tor and class of “81” ... Adios. P.H.S. KENT MONTFORD Thanks Mom, Dad and Big Frank. Hanging out with the boys ... Playing varsity football for three yeas. Later P.H.S.!!! PERNELL MOORE Thanks Mom, Teachers of P.H.S. I’m sorry to say “Good-bye” school, and I'll miss you P.H.S. and others. Good luck in the future. SHEVY J. MOORE Thanks Mom for all your support. Dad, I'll always love you. Never forget Lateef ... Good times with D.H., L .T., B.T., K.W., JACKIE take over. KIRK MORGAN I would like to thank the lord for bringing me thus far, and speical thanks to Mom + Dad and saint at Refuge. WILLIAM MORRIS OK Mom, | made it! What's it about? The fellas, Girls, Basketball, the High? Shantel, Newark: I'll miss you all. . . funking forever, Gloryhallastoopid! CYNTHIA MOZINGO Remembering fun times ... leaving bad ... All my love Mom, Dad, G:S. ... we finally made it Val... friends gonna miss ya! ... Chinadoll ... Booney. TYRAINA MYERS Ty ... Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis., T.M., W.M. Good times Mousie, Ericka, Sharon Softball, Basketball, Tennis, Coaches ... Good luck Gwen K. ... Fun Tennis courts ... Bye P.H.S. STEPHANIE NELSON Thank you Mom and Dad in guiding me through the years. Love always my special man Gene Fa- bian. Good Luck K.C. T.S. J.C. T.C. ete. TRACY NELSON I make it Mom Dad! Thanks Upperman, Falacco family ... Good luck to all the track team ... Stay cool Shiela Reaves ... Goodbye P.H.S. ... Superstar CHARLOTTE NETTINGHAM Thanks mom and dad for encouraging me to go this far. Good luck J.E., T.D., H.N. AND S.M. and my coz feety. Later P.H.S. NHAN NGUYEN I made it! Thanks Mom... Dad... Sorry 82... Goods eck. ser Wid erica eS OCCCL Ie Track... the best... Love C.W.... always. Best of luck BN. ANDRA NICHOLAS ; Thanks Mom Dad. Remembering that someone special Winferd Keaton. Remembering Good Times with Mary, Lene, Lynne, Jackie, Richard, and never forgetting the rest. MICHELLE NUNN Thanks mom, dad, Lisa, Lori. The time has come!! Love always to that special young man Rueben. Remembering: Yvonne, Patty, Theresa, Vanessa, Henry. NANCY ORTIZ I'm out!!... Thanks Mom and Dad. Remembering but-out times with special friends and soul, Wanda ... Cheerleading ... Loving times ... Love you Sam ... Bye PHS. LUANNE OVERY Later P.H.S. ... On to bigger and better things . . . Rutgers ... Love you, Milton ... Memories of MW., W.S. ... Robin, Vanessa, Vonda... °76 Sunbird ... Thanks Mommy and Daddy. LOURDES PADILLA Thanks Mom and Dad for all of my education. Sorry 82! ... Good luck always to A.R.; R.F., R.T., M.C., and D.P. ... Will continue striving! DEIREDRE ANGELA PAYNE Well mommy and daddy it’s over! See ya... Mary, Gregg, Crystal, Terri, Donna. Basketball Hap- piness . . . loving Feliz (9-13-80) Neals . . . Bye 85 TERESA PEARYER Thanks Mom and Dad. But its only just begun! Matthew — loving you, Michael — Memories, Anthony — Remember. Good-bye P.H.S. ... La- mont, Tangerine, Pepsi ... Protégé KIM PENNINGTON Also known as Aminah ... wants to say bye to P.H.S. Quas Saeeda Wa Saeeds Stay Chilly ... Quintin Cooke Stay Sweet. Thanks Mom. ELIZABETH PEREZ Doy gracis a mi madre + abuelita. Son generosas+carinosas ... Ademas mis otros familiares ... Buena suerte para todos ... Vayan con Dios ... Hasta la vista! CHERYL R. PERRY Thanks Mom and Dad ... Crashing parties with Cathy ... Always disagreeing with Barbara, jam- ming with DJ.’s box ... Best Wishes to Wanda, Linda, Boone. Loving Jeff. E. CYNTHIA LYNN MITCHELL PHILLIPS Thanks Mom+Dad finally made it, couldn’t have made it without you. Special People E.S., J.R., Love to brother+sis ... Bye. PATRICIA PICKETT Thanks Mom, With the grace of God, | finally made it. Looking for my star. “The Future” ... Friends ... Pam, Tonya, Priscilla, “Twins” ... BES: ERIC PLUMMER Eternally Grateful Mom + Dad ... You made everything possible ... memories that will last forever ... Hours spent on the Athletic Fields ... Thanks Coaches Farewell P.H.S. ANTOINETTE PUCCIA NETTER ... “LIFE IN GENERAL” Friends + Family; Thanks for Support, Careness, + most of all “FRIENDSHIP” Parties... Diners . . . Bars? “Stay” ... FreeBird ... College? ... In A FEW RAMON QUINONES Thanks Mom Dad, I made it ... Hello, Mrs. Payton for helping me, “Hi”... To my lady Vickey my boys ... Tom Carl ... Vic, Lucy ... ” CYNT” REEDER Thanks Mom Dad ... “Lady Honchos” ... Remembering the Bugout Times we had ... Life has just begun... “Sweetie Johnson” (Basketball, ‘79 ’80) ... Good Luck Robin and Gary CYNTHIA REESE Bye P.H.S. ... Thanks Mom and Dad for your support ... Best wishes to good friends: Jackie, Jeff, Howie ... Mike “85” ... I Love Ya’ Moi... . KATHY REESE A long Four years ... Good times in P.H.S., not to be forgotten ... Special Someone: E.D. ... Best friends: C.C., L.H., W.R. All thanks to God Parents ... MICHAEL REVES “Zafir’ ... Seeking, finding, becoming... Love to those who care ... Mom, Tinesha, Sharon Reves ...0A...S.R. ...Monris Griffin... First Dunk... Equality for all Bilalians ... MISS TIA REYNOLDS Larry, I’m out!!!... Hey Mom Dad ... Love Ya All... Tonya, Tashae, Chuckie (425) ... Remem- bering Gee-Man 1, T.C., Mem. D. ... A.M., S.J., V.S., L.M. KEITH RHODEN JR. “Farmer Brown”... “The Jerk” ... The Band (Mardi Gras) ... N.Y.C. (Evita)... “Wendy's”... The Fellowship ... Mrs. Amos ... “Mr. Bill” ... “The Locker”... Ray, Diane Virginia. ALONZO ROACH Thanks Mom, Dad Grandmom for everything you did...To my Brother... To someone special: Carolyn Wilson ... See you in the future 5th Avenue ... 86 WARREN ROBERTS Thanks be to God, Mom Dad ... 1 made it ... Good times ’79 ... Special someone KR. ... Friends ... L.H., K.R., K.P., E.D. ... Good-bye PiklS: TERRENCE ROBERTSON Later P.H.S. ... Thanks Mom Dad... Time to keep on keeping on... Love always Stacey .. . Be chilly Fifth Ave. ANITA ROBINSON Last year ... Seniors ... Good-bye school friends ... Plainfield ... Westfield ... I finally made it ... Darrell, Nancy, Meredith ... Looking forward to better things ... CARLA L. ROBINSON Thanks Mom Dad ... Good luck to all the friends ... Remember 9 5 80. Susan... GET UP- STAIRS ... Jamarr ... Tinesha ... Gemini ... COLLEGE. EDWARD ROBINSON Honor Roll: Freshman, Sophomore and Seniors years ... Played Baseball for three years . . . | hope to be a carpenter ... Three-year graduate ... KEVIN ROBINSON MONK ... Good looking out Mom, thanks for everything ... To that special someone BB. ... To all my boys in Fifth Ave... I'll check yall out... LAMONT ROBINSON Thanks Mom and Family for everything... These four boring years are finally over . . . Fifth Ave. Inc., Votto ... T.R., M.G., MJ., T.S., J.T., Monk ... SUSAN L. ROBINSON Thanks Mom and Dad ... Tinesha 12 9 80 ... Michael R., SuD’an freaks being with the girls ... Just coolin’ out... “LEO” P.H.S.... CLYDE ROSE Thanks Mom Dad, its over ... The boys on the west: Fifth Ave. ... Yvonne Stewart, who put me through a year of hell ... MATTHEW “MALT” ROSE Thank you Mom Dad ... Remembering days with my boys in 5th Ave. ... Chilly Bean ... Be cool Stacey T., Netta Johnson C.H. ALEXIS ROSS Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you both! ... Good times with all my friends, and ESPECIALLY with my special someone ... “Karl Barnett”. DENNIS ROUSE Will never my mellows ... —Alias—Family Boys ... Best of luck to R.T., Friday Nights ... Luv Ya’ Mom Dad ... Striving to be IDENTIFIED!!! .. . JACQUELINE RUDOLPH To Mom Dad for your encouragement to the end ... And I can’t forget my Partner Naomi, and all the good times at P.H.S. TYRON “TIE” RICHARDSON “Congratulations”, Finally!... Au Revoir! ... Look out NASA! ... Doctor Sci-Fi has begun ... Thanks. Discover ... Omni Popular Science ... Mom ... Technical Illustration ... My best stroke? ZINA SAMMONS Good-bye P.H.S., + all friends Twas nice. Good luck Class of 81 Thanks for guidance B. Amos, P. Wood, T. Watt, P. Brannon, C. Cook, R. Parquer, Mom + Daddy. VANESSA SCERCY Protege’ ... 9th parking lot. 10th ladies rm. 11th 4th period, D.H., 12th sober Thanks Mom + Dad. Love Carol + Keith ... BJ., T.C. WANDA MICHELLE SERGEON There’s a time for everything. Ecclesiastes 3. A time to come and a time to go. It’s about that time. Ice JOHN SCIPIO Thanks to me and all the people in my life I’m leaving this place. Darry, and the boys. Get Y'all hit right. Bye RENEE SCOTT Thanks mom and dad. Always will remember my friends. Tammy, Tonja, Peaches, Lisa, Clifford, Carol, Leslie, and Tracy. Moving on with Eric Paige. JUDY SCOTT BEY I made it ... Thanks mom + dad. My love always Jay-Tee my Angel + me. Success always. L.A., LF., AD., V.B., Psychologist .. . JEMIL SHAKIR Thank you, Mother and Father from “JEMIL SHAKIR” All praise is due to Allah As-Salam- Alikim. And Northhunter Don was my best race 6:04 CHRISTOPHER SHARP Thanks to my Mom and Dad, all my friends and the Baseball team. Good luck in the future and God Bless Us. REVONDA SHAW Thanks Mom and Dad, “Kay” finally made it. Partners J.C. MB. AB., ... Inspiration AR. Special thanks to B.G. and C.C. Crazy study halls ... Good luck Kim MARYLENE SHEPPARD Thanks Mom and Dad. To those special friends Andra, Jackie, Lynne, Richard, M.M., J.C., C.B., CW., MS., S.S. ... I wish you the best. Good- Luck “81” PHILLIP SELAS Thanks Mom, Dad, Teachers, P.H.S. I hope you have a nice future ahead of you. I’m going to miss you. Good-Bye P.H.S. OUIDA SMIKLE Special thanks to Mom Dad. Time to move on ... Success to Winsome. A.F.A. “Nise” BTE. Good times P.H.S. 79 80. Fashion Secretarial. “OUI” BEVERLY SMITH Thanks Mom, thanks Dad. Finally made it. Good luck to my friends, especially, Pinkey Tracey also my brothers and sisters Rasow Good-Bye P.H.S. ERICKA H. SMITH Thanks Mom Dad you always stay cool Nate Love always Tony D. Robinson Tennis ’78 ... Knights of the Round Table ‘81’ JAMES SMITH Thanks for nothing P.H.S. James Smith knew he was going to make it. He had four years of aggravation. Sorry to go. NAOMI SPIVEY All honor and praise. Do unto God. Special thanks goes to Mom who gave encouragement to the end. Main partner Motsey, we finally made it. Pais! TRINETTA STANLEY Thanks Mom Dad. I finally made it. Love always Parker. Later Kitty and Joe ... Huck, Good luck KC., T.C., R.W., and S.N. Good-Bye P.H.S. TONYA STEPNEY (T-Step) ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Laquan always ... Black Uniges ... Remembering the summer of 80... D.H., V.W., M., V.T. Easy ... “The Bricks”... “Grant Ave.” ... I made it ... YVONNE REDELLE STEWART Thanks Mom Dad. Movin on ... Remembering Clyde, Shell, Gary, Pepsi, Terrance, Bird, Evette, Tangerine ... Loving you always P. Nut 81 T.H. SCOTTIE STEWART Thanks Mom and Dad. Good luck B.S. and L.Q. Remember F.H., Gold, T.F., H.V., with R.M., K.C. and others. Special love to Melvin. ELAINE QUINTA STOKES Quiqn ... Thanks Mom, couldn’t have done it without you ... Good Times with Good friends, M.M.,S.S., and T.S. ... “Nine-eight”... “Plym” ... Everything is K.K. DANIELLE A. STOKES Thanks mom, Finally made it! Good Luck S.S. Fun in the sun... Tough Times at P.H.S.... Stay Gool ES: DiGi and! JS: LAURIE STONE Laughing, Crying, Snaring, Daring ... Years at P.H.S.! Danielle cooling out; Partying, 3 for2... a lot of laughs ... Thanks Mom, you're the greatest! Look Out World!!! REGINALD SUTTON Hello Sweetheart ... to Mom and Dad All the good times with my friends. Dawn “82”... Sum- mer 84 “Basketball” “I finally made it”. CRAIG A. SYKES Thanks Family ... It seemed like a life time, but I finally made it ... Always will remember Spanish, Chemistry and friends. LOUIS TAYLOR Thanks Grandma, Ma, Aunt, Uncle. Good luck, Alena, Johathan, David, Rose? Excitements Deb- bie, Jannie, Tia, Delbert, Latief, Bridget, Mary, All Friend. TIM TAYOL Thanks all who helped, look I made it, Good luck Class of 81, see you later. Man, S.Y. CC, KJ, KW, L.A. The gang. DAVID ALLEN THOMAS Scientist Dave. Found someone who eats like me: E.P.: Thanks U.B. especially the Mod Squad: Kyle, Alfred, Leon, Walter, Ex-Partner Adamo PATTI THOMAS Thanks Mom, Dad ... This is it Tangenine ... Double C in the rain Hewy lorin you... 5a Inc. ... Mook, Carvso, !!! ... Bird, Pepsi, Tic, shell ... $Protege$ ... SHEILA “BEACHNUT” THOMAS Thanks Mom, Dad ... Protege, 5th Ave Partner Benetta ... Be Chilly Candii, 7-up, Baye, Chic... Goodbye Mr. Bean Its time to move on... B.L. KM. G.G. ANNETTE “PEBBLES” THOMASTON Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Ace partners CJ. LLL. D.B. AB. B.L. my Love to James, Felton ... Slick you’re next. Hoches up. ROSE THONNE Good bye P.H.S. Tanks Mrs. White for all your help. To all sister | Leave My lucker. MICHAEL TOBIAS JR. D.J. Michael T. ... Shirley, Zonk, El, Ken, Kim, My Bro Jerry... Q.C.’s 1 Stway dup!!” Remember- ing Dionne — Evans, Bentley, Vanessa, Sumpter, Majeeda, U.B. D.J. Twins ADAMO UZCATEGIN GUYNON Thanks Mom, Dad All the people who supported me in my High School years. Good luck to all my classmates of 81. MAGDA VASQUEZ Thanks mom, Johnny I'll always love you! Best wishes to my friends, good luck — my brothers and sisters. Good-bye to those sad times. Adios Amigos. CAMEN VELEZ Good luck to my friends of P.H.S. Remembering good times with Essis, Mary, G+G Annie. Thanks Mami and Papi. Love you Dannu. Bye viejo. DEMETRA WADDELL Thanks mom and dad for your encouragement, best wishes to Bonnie, Carol, Pepsi, Tic, Mory, Hang-on L.C. R.M.A. DG, GA, PR, GG, BC, VC DEMETRA WALLACE Special thanks to my mother and father. “Fly Guy Anthony Gates”. “T.J. and Family’ Joe Goliday “Demetra Shocks the House” SALLEE JOY WALLACE S. Joy... Where’d you come from? .. . VailDeane ... Gregory Adam Thonas ... So whens the sedding? ... 912 Knollwood Ct ... Good Luck, Best Wishes MICHAEL WALLS Love conquers’ all ... Kim Hewlett. I finally made it mom+dad. Pete your next!! sister Debbie, My boy’s from the crew ... friends. N.Y. GREORY K. WARD Thanks Mom: Thanks Dad. | made it right on schedule! Appreciated thoughts from A. Grossman. Special Thanks to S.N.B. — Poohbear ... Scott+ C ollins CATHY WASHINGTON Here were life begun. man Baby I made it. Good luck to all my Honcho’s BB, CP, Booney, KB, Getting Mellow ... Party Jams... Cooing out... Later DEMMARRIS (DEEDEE) WASHINGTON Thanks Mom+Dad ... Good Luck Majeeda, Darryl, Pam, Sandy, Darrin, Sisters, + to my son Dyshawn have a successful life ... Salaam P.H.S. GRADY WASHINGTON Best wishes to P.H.S., Wrestling. Thanks to Mom-+Dad’s help I will remember always P.H.S., Good Luck KIMMIE WASHINGTON (MY LOVE ANTHONY)!!!!... Bug Outs, Shez, Mary, Roz, Karen, Camilie, D.Y., Jaytee, Dimpie, Donna... (Thanks Mom!) ... Keep Running John ... Bye Upp!!! ... First Love T.M. SEMONE WATERS Thanks everyone, love always William Armstrong 3 23 79 Good luck 81 graduates, good friends B.X., A.E., W.C., L.C., Finally out!!! Love grandpa and grandma. SHARON WATSON I'm coming out!!! Thanks Mom+Dad. Wishing to be back in E.O. but I enjoyed myself here, Bye M.W., D.W. Good-Bye PLFD. High VALERIE WEST “Hey Toots” ... B.E. friends forever ... “Side Kicks” ... Bud Man we love you ... Seaside Sum- mers...U.S.A....8 30 80 Mario... Thank God I survived!!! KEIMA WHEELER Thanks Mom and Dad for the big push: “It’s my tum now” Always remember Little Sister Kerry, + Monica, also Cusin Bernadette. Love you ... RANDY WILEY Libra ... Finally made it. Thanks MOM ... DAD Special someone D.W. ... Swinging Partner ... B.S., AS ... motto ... summer time, is all year round ... Good Luck: D.W... Later ... Ziair KAREN A. WILKINSON Thanks Mom and Dad Donna+Shez we made it!! ... remember Saturday night . .. sike, sike ... Lov- ing Kendell R ... E.O ... .Chris C. ANGELA WILLIAMS Thanks God! I Finally made it. The time has come to move out now. Mrs. Respect Friends! AS — Salaam Alaikum. CAROL A. WILLIAMS Thanks Mom Dad for all the help you’ve given me to make it through these years ... Remember- ing Renee, Sonya, Bonnie, and T.T. CHARLES WILLIAMS Thanks Mom Dad for everything ... Good luck fellows ... So long Baseball ... Good luck in the future ... Remember the fun, P.H.S ... .I finally made it... LESLIE DIANA WILLIAMS Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you both ... Good luck to my friends . .. Moving on to bigger and bet- ter things ... Good-bye P.H.S. MAURICE WILLIAMS Thanks Mom and Dad, and all the people at P.H.S. ... B.M., don’t walk the halls when I’m gone ... Good-bye P.H.S. MILLICENT “MILLIE” WILLIAMS With all my love and thanks Mommy and Daddy ... Good luck to my partners Silly, Shawn, Dizzy, Darlene, Lenore ... College (sigh) ... Love. JACQUELINE WILSON Thanks Mommy and Daddy for helping me suc- ceed ... Sending my love always to Saundra, Valerie, Cee-Cee, Laquan, “Eugene Woods.” ... Good luck C.M.P., LJ.C. LASENIOR C. WILSON Without God, I could do nothing... Thanks Mom Dad ... Grandad ... Halls of P.HS. Headaches ... Roy ... Brian ... Marcel ... Onward Ever ... SUSAN WORMLEY Love Thanks Mom Dad... Track “78-81”... “Scoob” ... Friends Jackie, Gwen, Val, Ann ... Warren ... What next? ... Good luck John ... Collcqcmeno luca Somme DYe nee RICHARD WRIGHT Thanks to Dad and Tommy . . . Baseball, Air Force Academy ... Brian, Pete, Gregg, Mr. ‘C’, French Class, Mr. Pannone, The Bocchers ... Summer 80, Prom Time ... VANESSA “NELLIE” WRIGHT Thanks Mom and Dad... Remembering partners, T.S., MJ., S.M., C.B., T-Step, 1982 Dacha! ... True love with Hanky ... So glad to get out of EES! DAVID WYATT Thanks to God, Mom, and Dad... Finally made it ... Later Chris and Chuck ... See you Tam, LJ., and Mary, Periods 3 and 5... Hail P.H.S. KENT YANCEY Thanks mom and dad. I’m out at last. It’s time to move up! Basketball 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th. The fellows 5th Ave. SHEREYERYANCEY sSiiEZs Thanks mom and dad. The football party ... Halloween. Good luck Roz. Camille, Karen, Ork, Kim, Barton, Eric P. Bye Upp! ROSALIND “ROZ” YOUNG Thanks mom and dad. Shez, Karen, Camille, Kim Ork, and my Sweetheart KEVIN. Football parties; Eve of 80. Best of luck Ronnie. Bye!!! VIRGINI YURGEL Finally! I think? Super nuclear ... Chauffers of death, Bradles, rock lives, Bruce Springsteen, D.B., K.R., all other good friends ... Telephone pole, Blue Trans-am. Charge! MAGDA IVETTE VASQUEZ Thanks Mom, Johnny I'll always love you! Best wish to my friends good luck my Brother, Sister Good bye to those sad times. Adios Amigos CARMER VELE’Z Good luck to my friend of P.H.S. Remembering Good times with Essif, Mary GTG, Annie. Thanks Mami, Papi, Love you Danny. Bye Viejo 87 PHS Marching Band 4 = . SS Summer uniforms brought good luck at Cedar Ridge. J. Harris, G. Collins, L. Anderson, V. Brown (Cardinal) Class Will and Prophecy __ We, the graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-One, Plainfield High School, in the’city of _ Plainfield, New Jersey, 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 be- quest made by other classes heretofore. We, the class of 1981, will to the class of 1982, the privilege of being “SENIORS.” We, the class of 1981, will to Mr. James, the class of 1985. We, the class of 1981, will to Mrs. C. K. Hall, another hard working yearbook staff. I — — — | = tome — Michael Adkins, bequeath my _in- strumental music skills to Tonya Cooper. Leslie Anderson, bequeath my skills as Class President to Darlene Bullock, Tracey Womack and Lisa Patillo. Alicia Baker, bequeath my twirling skills to Sonya Dickens. Sharon Banks, bequeath my Softball skills to Susan Terry. Ann Bell, bequeath my Rifle Twirling skills to Harriet Cosey. Bernard Blake, bequeath my Basket- ball skills to Timothy Harvey Marcus Bond, bequeath my Shot-Put skills to David Cabbell. John Brown, bequeath my Tennis _ skills to Kenneth Pearson. Lenwood Bulford, bequeath my skills as Editor-in-Chief of the Milestone to Joyce Rosa and the rest of the 1982 yearbook staff. We, Gwendolyn and Jennifer Cox, be- I queath our Shot-Put skill to Audrey Counts. Carlton Crawley, bequeath my Baseball skills to Jeff Johnson. Donald Dixon, bequeath my Wres- tling skills to Gary Edwards. Gregory Drews, bequeath my Soccer skills to David Duncan. April Dunn, bequeath my Cheerleading skills to Monica Love. Heather Faraone, bequeath my Tennis skills to Rebecca Reed. Holly Faraone, bequeath my 2-Mile Relay skills to Lisa St.Clair. Iris Folk, bequeath my Pom-Pom skills to Kelly Franklin. Jacqueline Glaspy, bequeath my skills as Editor-in-Chief of the New Entree to Derek Young and the. rest of the 1982 staff. Tracey Gray, bequeath my skill as Student Council President to Ann Hall and Terri Lambert. Dolores Griglak, bequeath my skills as Flag. Twirler to Stella McRimmon: Melody Grisby, bequeath my. skill in running to Tracey Carter. Joseph Harris, bequeath my skills as . Drum Major to Robert Oliviar. John Heaney, bequeath my X- — — — — —_ _— — — — Country skills to Jeff Johnson and Ludwig Williams. Barbara Howard, bequeath my Engineering Acumen and concern for ecology to John Jones. , Wanda Jackson, bequeath my 1-Mile Relay skills to M. Patricia Mulvaney. Lynne Jarmon, bequeath my skills as Layout Editor of the Milestone to Dean Carnegie, William Jones and Maryke Alburg. MaryAnn Johnson, bequeath the enthusiasm as the P.H.S. mascot to the class of “82.” . Fredrick Jones, bequeath my skills of Distributive Education to Denise Perry. , Scott Jones, bequeath my skills in Percussion instruments to Keith Harris. Warren Jones, bequeath my skills in Math Acumen to Norma George. Terris Lewis, bequeath my Dramatic skills to Yvonne Jackson. Miller Lucky, bequeath my acting abilities to Dwayne Thomas. John Marshall, bequeath my skills in Track to Kirk Lattimore. Kent Montford, bequeath my Football skills to Bryan Alexander. Tyraina Myers, bequeath my Basket- ball skills to Sandra Chambers. , Tracy Nelson, bequeath my Track skills to Andrea Johnson. Deiredre Payne, bequeath my Basket- ball skills to Sheilda Smith. Eric Plummer, bequeath my High- Jump skills to Troy McKoy. Michael Reves, bequeath my Basket- ball skills to William Vaughan. Zina Sammons, bequeath my Danc- ing ability to Camille Butler. Elizabeth Smoot, bequeath-my-sing: ing skills to Terotha Mullins. David Thomas, bequeath my Photographic skills to Theresa Walsh. Adamo Uzcategui-Gaymon, be- queath my- skills as Senior Editor of the Milestone to Jocelyn Taylor and Michael Lucky. Andrew White, bequeath my skills as director of the Gospel Choir to Gregory Pristell. 89 LESLIE ANDERSON — Drum Majorette, Cardinal Marching Band — Senior Class President —Member, Law and Political Action — — Pennsylvania State University _ OUR ROY! ANTHONY ASHLEY — Member, Mile Relay Team — Won at Millrose Games 1980 — Member, 440-Yard Relay Team — - East Coast National record — Fastest Time in the Nation — 300 vard Dash! i 2nd Place - — Group 1V — 400 Intermediate Hur- es. — Penn Relay Mile ed Champs (is time in 20 years) = National Record in Sprint Mediey Relay 3.23.2 LENWOOD BULFORD I — Editor-in-Chief, Milestone — Member, Young Black American's Theatre and Fine Arts Association —Ilst place winner VFW. Post 9015 Local Scholarship : — U.S, Air Force : lL ANTHONY ‘ “SMILEY” COLEMAN — 2nd place, State 300-yard Dash - — Member, 440-Yard Relay Team — East Coast National Record — — Union County Champion — 100 220-Yard Dashes : — Member, Mile Relay Team — Won Milrose Games in 1980, 2nd in 1981 — Penn Relay Mile Realy ‘Champs (inst time in 20 years) =_ Aubum or es Pasadena Jr. College or North Carolina State Scholar Athletes JENNIFER COX - — Member, State Champion Shot Put Relay Team — 80 '81 2 —N.J. WT-CA, Shot Put Relay Champions GWENDOLYN COX —Member, State on Shot Put Relay Team 80 '81 — NJWTCA Shot Put Relay Team Gmpions — Shore Coaches Shot Put Relay Champion —Shore Coaches Shot Put Relay ‘Champions — Ist place, Shot Put, Larson-Brown Track and Field — PHS. Record Holder — Shotput Relay Meet. — Seton Hall or Montclair State — PHS. Record Holder — Shotput Relay oe — = Trenton: State Clee oe - MICHELE DONOVAN oS HEATHER FARAON E oe HOLLY FARAONE JACQUELINE GLASPY ber, National Honor Society — Scholar Athlete —Most-Improved Trackster: 79 — Student, Journalism Worksho for Minority Stu- rrently Ranked First in Class. — Member, 2-Mile Relay Team — School Record — Member, 2-Mile Relay Team (Indoor) — School dents: residential Tuition Scholarship — Allentown (79) Record — Editor-in-Chief, The New Entrée + Co- Captain, mend Tennis Toon — Member, Law and Political Adon = = : . Led the Team to second round of the State Tennis — Member, National Honor Sony Tournament - — = : : — Mernber National Honor Seriety — Rutgers’ vee : : = h Club — Secty Tregeuer = '80_ — Recipient of the psa Medal : - Allentown a FILUSH ce MELODY GRISBY JOSEPH HARRIS, JR. — Student council President — Captain, Womens’ Cross-Country Team —Drum Major, Cardinal Marching Bana — Cross- Couey Team Captain : ion Gounty Manager for a Day for Union — Broke country and course school cord, 2 mile — President, National Honor Society — Schogl record holder in 3,000 and 5,000-meter i : relay champ : — Secretary, EARTH. Club runs — Fairleigh- Dickenson University — Rutgers or Trenton State — Treasurer, YMCA Hi-Y Tn-Hi-Y Chub : — Merhber, State Champion and Union County — — Semi-Finalist, National Merit Scholarships Champion 2-mile relay team — Finalist, National Achievement his — Sth place, Union County X-Country Cham- a Princeton pionships . ; : oe Union County Champion 1500 Lee : Rutgers’ College _ DORRELL HILLIMAN — BARBARA HOWARD — Group IV State Champion — 400 Meter Run — Student, New dersey Institute of Technology — Member, ok. Relay Team — East Coast (National Science Foundation) Record — President, EARTH. Club — 2nd place, Group 1V 200-Meter Run — Member, National Honor Society. — Member, Mile Relay Team — Wen Millrose Games — NJ 1980: — Arizona or Arkansas _ WANDA JACKSON KAREN LEA JOHNSON : WARREN JONES JR. —4th, Group IV Championships 1981 — Student at NJ. Institute o} Fe ology (Nat'l —Top 3-Year Graduate — Schoo} Record Holder, 200-Yard Dash Science Foundation) — 1st Place, National — High School — Member, Mile Relay Team = ‘Set National — Union College Science Seminar — (Cuniculum Exam Record 1980 Development for Family Living — —Finalist, National Merit Scholarships _ Member, “Mile lay Team - = Eastern States — Member, National Honor : : =Finalist, National Ache — — Northeastem University ae Scholarships— Member, National Hono? J a ae The Uni id States Naval Pesdony TERRIS LEWIS MILLER LUCKY JR. — Actress, Drama Club and F.O.P.A. — Crossrgads Trainee {Semi-Pro Theatre) — Contestant, Miss Union County — Read Life Theatre, N.Y.C; Resolve Theatre Plfd. — National : — Sth. es - State Championships — —Miss Black Hemisphere ’80-81 — Kean College Poetry Reading Contest —Featured in “Sports tustated” | and“Running” Shot Put . — Student, Union College - Honetabie. Me — All Area Fe tt 80- Magazines ips — Shot — Rutgers College — ; : : — Junior Olympic 800. Meter Run . ‘ os — Group IV State Champion: 800 1,500-Meter Runs 31 Cam cord for the Shot —All-Groups Champion: 800-Meter ce i ee ae — Silver st, Philadelphia Track Classi _—All-American Indoor Outdoor Track Teams Underclassman Editor, Milestone Yearbook Penn Relay Mile Relay Champs National Record i in ca Medley Relay — Houston Univ. TYRAINA MYERS — Pitcher, Womens’ Softball Team — Co-Captain, Womens’ Tennis Team — Member, Womens’ Varsity Basketball Team ” Victories — Eastern States Mile Relay Champion — 2 con- secutive years ‘80-81. (Set National Record) al 400-Meter Hurdles Champion — Tennessee — Member, National Honor Society — Trenton or Montclair State DEIREDRE “DEE” PAYNE ERIC PLUMMER : SUSAN W — Captain, Womens’ Varsity Basketball Team — Who's Who Among American High School Stu- — Rutgers’ Upward Bound : Science — Indoor Mile Record ( (80) — Our Candidate for the All-State Team dents : Curriculum — — Varsity Softball 80 : — Member, National Honor Society — Photography Editor, Milestone —West Va. State Univ. oS — CoCaptain Quarterback, Varsity Football Team — Who's Who Among High School Students — Feature Editor, Milestone . — Member, National Honor Society — Member, 1980-81 State Championship� Track = ee Guard Academy Team Union County Scholar Athlete (A first for PH. S.) Princeton 92 RVXA CSAS , sa OCCCOS XS RSS Me ee any © x igi Fi Meg g ui hie ‘ ( (fees e ; oe 05 Library Council we Row I: Mrs. Scouronek — Advisor, J. Martin, K. Farley, B. Brown, R. Mishoe, J. Wallace, S. Johnson — President, D. Young, T. Dixon, Mrs. Weisbrot — Advisor. Row II: K. Rhoden, V. Yurgel, M. Johnosn, G. McGill, S. Hall, L. Coleman, J. Wolfe, Row Ill: B. Woodruff, C. Gillete, J. Caldwell. The Library Council is a volunteer group of students who serve as library aides. They have an opportunity to enjoy learn from their exposure to all kinds of library media, e.g. books, magazines, newspapers, etc. The Library Council sponsors bake sales, trips to plays in the New York Theatres, to Great Adventure, museums, big city libraries. The experience that our student aides gain in our library can lead to part-time and full-time jobs in public libraries private industry. 94 Math Club Seated: N. George, B. Nguyen, C. George, J. Palms, E. Whindleton. Standing: W. Collier, E. Hope, K. Burns, W. Jones, B. Reed, G. George. Missing: B. Howard. Student Council The Student Council is the only officially recognized body of government at Plainfield High School. It provides the students with a democratic forum at which elected representa- tives voice their opinions of what should be done for the school. The council is run according to a legal constitution and parliamentary procedures. Derek Young Vice-President Kneeling: D. Briggs. Standing: D. Young, Vice Pres., A. Hall, Sec., Mr. Marsh, Adv., T. Gray, Pres., T. Lambert, Student Liaison. Concert Band 95 The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a marketing and_ distribution club. DECA promotes the democratic philosophies of private enterprise, through regional and state competi- tions, encouraging the development of each in- dividual student to the fullest in the above areas. Rodney Carter Debra Reid Advisors Standing, L to R: P. Hall, M. Lewis, E. Lewis, Mrs. J. Haynes, S. Sawyer, R. Cooper, J. Branch. Sitting, L to R: K. Johnson, B. Parks, D. McCulla, D. Bumpstead, L. Haynes, A. Freemen, D. Mallory, J. Hall. First row, L to R: T. Newsome, R. Hill, P. Echols, T. McNair, T. Lee, D. Tarver. Second row, L to R: A. Coleman, A. Gill, D. Bullock, R. Gainer, R. Evertsz, A. Davis, E. McGee, T. Guy. Third row, L to R: A. Royal, W. Hutchins, J. Bellinger, T. McCoy, B. Stanley, T. Tanner, B. Moye, J. Lacks, C. McNeil, D. Wyatt, D. Thomas Reach Out First row, L to R: T. Johnson, L. Vaughan, J. Tyson, K. Gray. Second row, L to R: A. Hall, R. Mitchell, C. Hollis — Advisor, D. Gray — Advisor, S. Fischer. Third row, L to R: M. Pristell, L. Davis, F. Williams, B. Howard, G. Pristell, R. Watts, P. Pearce, S. Pearce, D. Smith. 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 even- ings of “performances.” The AV. Squad are the unheralded heroes of almost all produc- tions that held in the Plainfield High School Auditorium, both school related and non- school related. Evelyn Baker Advisor First row, L to R: R. West, A. Ortiz, G. Joaquim, A. Taylor. Second row, L to R: L. Jennings, A. Cox, D. Davis, R. Williams. Missing: E. Baker — Advisor, C. Gray, G. Jones, R. Carson. Earth Club First row: D. Wong — Advisor. Second row, L to R: J. Branch, M. Donovan, K. Johnson. Third row, L to R: B. Howard — President, L. Heaney, D. Drews. Fourth row, L to R: A. Robinson, V. Yurgel, M. Tavarez. Fifth row, L to R: W. Collier, A. Hill, M. Sheppard, J. Hall. Sixth row, L to R: K. Burns, S. Mulvaney, P. O’Connor. Seventh row, L to R: N. Ghanin, B. Reed, S. Ziegler, S. Sawyer. Eighth row, L to R: C. West, W. Bowling, M.P. Mulvaney, N. Robinson. Ninth row, L to R: N. Nguyen, F. Fuentes, S. Hengel, O. Johnson. Tenth row, L to R: K. Rhoden, J. Jones — Treasurer, R. Foster. Missing: J. Harris — Secretary, R. V. Taylor, M. Hoehreiner, L. King. Weightlifting it Front row, L to R: S. Townsend, W. Petties, M. Lucky, M. McCoy. Second row, L to R: A. Alder, J. Branch, S. Waldron, Mr. R. Cavalier — Advisor, D. Montes, B. Jackson. Third row, L to R: H. Rogers, K. Jones, W. Roach, R. Alburg, M. Holley, M. Wood, S. Stepney. Fourth row, L to R: O. Battle, R. Williams, D. Carnegie, M. Webb, W. Peakes. First row, L to R: I. McCullough, J. Hamilton, K. Johnson, S. Hunter, : H. Faraone. Second row, L to R: K. Latin (é lub Olivia, J. Brown, R. Foster, P. O’Connor. Out Reach The Outreach College Guidance Club began its llth year of operation in September, 1980. The Outreach College Club is opened to Juniors and Seniors in high school. The specific purpose is a complete orientation to assist students in getting ac- cepted into college or vocational schools. Participating members are assisted with application mechanics, financial aid and scholarship information. In addition, the students benefit from waiver of SAT and application — fees. Speakers from colleges and industry regularly addresses the Outreach Club about college and career oppor- tunities. Since the inception of the program, over 500 Plainfield High School students have been directly placed in college by the Outreach Program. L to R: Michelle James, Patti Thomas, Teresa Pearyor The students in the program regularly tour a college during the Spring break and_ visited Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia in 1980. Students actively raise money through raffle sales, disco, soul food dinners, fashions shows and car washes. The Outreach Club is un- der direction of William Gary, School Social Worker. Other volunteer teachers a from Plainfield High are Curtis Cook, William Terry and Pat Paylor. Henry Rudge addresses the Outreach Club at the Nabe. Explorers Karen Martin, Juan Rosa } Row 1: Maryann Centeno, Diane Acevedo, Renardo Jimenez. Row 2: Police Explorer Post 118 Manuel Medina, Juan Rosario, Sue Hendericks, Juan Rosa, Karen Plainfield Police Explorer Post 118 (BSA) is Martin. Row 3: Georgiann Rosa, Moses Zambrana, Rafael Rosario. sponsored by The Youth Section of the Plainfield Police Division. It meets twice monthly at police headquarters. The post participates in various train- ing and community service activities. Its purpose is to interest and advise young people about oc- cupational opportunities in Law Enforcement. In the past year the post gave almost 400 man hours to such community projects as Crime preven- tion displays, Police Div. Christmas program, dis- aster training. While participating in the 1980 Cen- tral Jersey 4th of July parade they won first place for their class of entry. SSE Row 1: Detective C. D. Walker, Sue Hendericks, Maryann Centeno, Diane Acevedo, Juan Rosa. Row 2: Juan Rosario, Karen Martin, Renardo Jimenez, Manuel Medina, Rafael Rosario, Moises Zambrana, Georgiann Rosa, Billy Henderson, Kevin Scott. 100 Gospel Choir ee The Plainfield High School Gospel Choir was formed in March, 1980 when Andrew White and a few of the other students asked Mrs. Carrie Hollis and Mrs. Doris Gray to be the advisors of a gospel choir that they wanted to form. The principal, Mr. Thompson approved, so, the gospel choir began: 43 strong! We were asked to participate on the Spring Concert and both the student body and the faculty gave such an overwhelming response to our perfor mance, we decided to ask for a date for our very own concert. The date we selected was November 22, 1980, just before Thanksgiving, because we were so very thankful that we were able to have a gospel choir. At the time of the Thanksgiving Concert we had 70 voices. But after that concert, we were flooded with requests to join the choir so we asked for new members. As of January, 1981, we have 100 voices!! On January 15, 1981 we were invited to sing on the Martin Luther King, Jr. program here at Plainfield High School. The response was again, very positive. A disc jockey, Arthur Bailey III from WERA, heard us sing at that program and invited us to come to the studio to be inter- viewed over the radio. The program was aired on January 25 at 2:00 p.m. He has the only gospel program on WERA. We've been asked to sing on numerous programs and invited to give concerts. We gave a concert on January 17 at Maxson School for the benefit of the Maxson School cheerleaders. They needed new uniforms. The program was a success. They sold tickets and raised quite a bit of money. Now, one year has gone by and we are planning for our 1st Anniversary Concert. It will be held on Saturday, March 28, 1981. We’re looking for great things from the gospel choir; Plain- field High School really has something to be proud of! G. Pristell Future Scientists Standing L to R: C. Farmer, A. Freeman, Mrs. A. Davis, M. Franklin, D. Mallory. Sitting, L to R: J. Gardener, L. Haynes, Mrs. W. Adams, L. Nunn, L. Nunn, S. Peterson. Grooming This club discusses appearance and aa =e appropriate dressing for school. Guest speakers are invited to discuss hair care, modeling and personal care. Diane Pearson Advisor First row, L to R: Capt. T. Drew, S. Robinson, S. Nieves, D. House, Co- Capt. A. Dunn. Second row: M. Clark, A. Scott, M. Love, C. Hailey, S. Willis, N. Ortiz, W. Williams, S.Y. Stuart. Top row: L. Brown, S. Elder, Advisor — P. Wood. The New Entree wy First row, L to R: D. Young — Co-Editor, G. Gaspar — Advisor, J. Glaspy — Editor-in-Chief. Second row, L to R: J. Branch, D. McClendon, B. Deckert, J. Harris, S. Hunter, T. Lewis, W. Jones — Sports Editor, J. McCray, F. Williams, J. Jones. Missing: B. Stukes — Business Manager, J. Wallace — Photography Editor, D. Battle, W. Jones. Student Handbook L to R: D. Young — Editor, R. Schell — Advisor, L. Dawidowicz, F. Williams. Student Grievance Committee First row, L to R: R. Montford, A. Foti, T. Wilson, E. Baker, S. Mirota, H. Robinson, R. Franco, S. Hicks — Supervisor. Missing: N. Kagdis. Second row, L to R. R. Gainer, S. Chambers, A. Hall, C. Chandler, D. Young, S. Waters. The New Entree has been Plainfield High’s leading publication Since: b9Sts sihis Spring, it is celebrating its fiftieth year of ser- vice to the school. Its staff consists of an ad- visor and students from the 9th to the 12th grade. The New Entree covers news from stu- dent and faculty ac- complishments to fashions and sports. The Student Hand- book is run by students to create a booklet to inform the Freshman class of all aspects of high school life. The handbook is also used by the other classes as a subtle reminder. Robert Schell Advisor The Student Grievance Committee conducts and decides cases of students who file grievances against other students, teachers and ad- ministrators for actions taken against the stu- dents’ favor. Griev- ances filed usually con- cern attendance and suspensions. The com- mittee is composed of nine students and eight faculty members. It is headed by a Super- visor, also a faculty member. Seth Hicks Supervisor National Honor Society The Henry Banta EB - Chapter of The National y Honor Society is an organization that includes Juniors and Seniors who are academically sound and active in the school and community. It promotes the ideals of Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service. Lana Umali Advisor The Henry Banta Chapter of The National Honor Society First row, L to R: L. Umali — Advisor, S. Guy — Vice-President, J. Harris — President, E. Perez — Secretary. Second row, L to R: H. Faraone, D. Thomas E. Plummer. Third row, L to R: S. Yancey, K. Johnson. Fourth row, L to R: R. McAlister, K. Burns, B. Howard. Fifth row, L to R: T. Myers, M. Donovan. Missing: L. Overy — Treasurer, S. Jackson, H. Faraone, R. Wright. Physicians Standing, L to R: L. Williams, T. Cold, J. Harris, K. Wood, H. Faraone, Ms. T. Watt. Sitting, L to R: B. Howard, S. Patrick, Z. Sammons. Dominoes 104 Standing, L to R: P. Aguas, E. Paredes, R. Rosario, J. Chiriboga, H. Saenz. Sitting, L to R: Mrs. R. Torres, C. Rodriguez, O. Cuasquer, Mrs. A. Contreras, Mr. M. Fernand, z. Chess Club ) f Sitting, L to R: K. Moffatt, L. , R. Carson. Standing, L to R: C. Jackson, S. Samin — Advisor, L. Williams, M. Bond. Drama L to R: T. Womack, Y. Jackson, D. Thomas, K. Johnson, D. Perry, J. Harris, J. Amerikhas — Advisor, H. Johnson. Missing: T. Lewis, M. Lucky, M. Dunn, J. Glaspy, V. McMurrian, D. FOPA The purpose of The Drama Club is to expand knowledge of the theatre, and to involve the students in the production of a play. Joseph Amirikhas Advisor First row, L to R: M. Mosley — Advisor, T. Lewis, M. Lucky, R. Kelly. Second row, L to R: M. Dunn, D. Griglack. Third row, L to R: J. Lee, T. Taylor, P. Gray, J. Harris, B. Burroughs, D. Kirkman, H. Johnson, S. Pickens, S. Sam- mons, J. McCray, D. Lang. Missing: C. Gaynor. 105 Milestone M. Alburg Juan Rosa make Blue Devils at Mrs. Hall's. mon Not Wind ... Nor Rain ... Nor a Hospitalized Advisor ... can interfere with meeting oti Mile- stone deadlines! This positive attitude permeated the staff. Under the able leadership of Editor-in-Chief Lenwood Bulford, Milestone workers did not hesitate to make “house calls” to shuffle materials back and forth or to work late into the night. Layout Editor Lynne Jarmon was a bundle of nerves until designs met her approval. Eric Plummer, feature editor, and Marcus Bond frequently did pou when pressed into service as Milestone Taxis, nc. The Senior Section had few difficulties, due to much prior experience in the person of editor, Adamo Uzcatequi-Gaymon. Many eighth period study halls were donated to the cause by Copy Editor Majeeda Haqq and her staff. An- other familiar scene, often between 4 to 6 p.m. was Art Editor, Susan Wormley, weary from track practice, ex- changing ideas with Darryl Bradshaw, and Tyron Richard- son, who had returned from Union County Vo-Tech. Solely for Milestone purposes. Without the help of a dedicated group of juniors, led by Joyce Rosa and Derek Young, we probably would have had difficulty meeting a few deadlines. In addition, not enough can be said about a large group of talented soph- omores. Many of them are already skilled enough to become editors. Next year’s advisor is fortunate in having a reservoir of eager, enthusiastic Milestoners to work with. I shall certainly miss them!! Cynthia K. Hall S. Hunter M. Lucky we Fe , M. Alburg, G. Rosa, S. Kee + T. Carter (L-R) Art Editor — S. Wommley, Advisor — C. Hall E. Jimenez 106 Tho Annial Miloctane “Chrictmac Jam” Sharon Banks The Editor Speaks No, your name is not on the list .. . eG 6 A prise % H. Johnson — Publisher C. Johnson ma J. Rosa Publisher Lawshe . : . a ‘ ‘ a M. Jimenez, M. Lucky L. Bulford J. Branch J. Marshall, J. Heaney R. Alburg, D. Yo! eee es K Bums, A. Uzcatequi-Gaymon THE SBEUE DEVIL PINS FOR $1.00 BY MILESTONE STAFF J. Taylor, L. Williams Pom Pom Squad — Color Guard — Rifle Guar ite aa a ie A. Harper — Advisor, D. McCullough, K. Eason, I. Folk. Kneeling: P. Thomas. os Sanding: 1 Smite glean EaMeNell S eS . Palin, J. Griglak, V. McMurian, S. Booker, K. Gray, S. Carter, J. Hall, S. Murphy, va Kneeling: L. Griglak. Standing: K. Clark, L 1. Wilson. Ai 3: % 108 aa vy Kneeling: C. Gaynor, L. Bulford, A. Bell. Standing: T. Mann, A. Banks, C. Johnson, C. Sammons, K. Bulford, K. Mosley. The Plainfield High School Mens’ and Womens’ Track Teams captured the CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA, 4 x 400 meter (mile relay) Championship at the 87th Annual Penn Relays. For the Ladies it was two in a row, as the team of Lisa St. Clair, Wanda Jackson, Tracey Carter and Tracy Nelson, rounded the track in a time of 3:51 to win for the second consecutive year. The Men broke a twenty year drought, as the team of Tony Ashley, Tony Coleman, Dorell Hilliman and John Marshall sped to victory with a time of 3:13. This was the first Union County team to win a National Championship at the Penns since 1961. Sports Boys’ Baseball Six returning letterman are the foundation of this year’s team, and they are Jeff Johnson, Robert Anderson, Alberto Gonzalez, Chris Sharpe, Carlton Crawley, and Brian Boccher. Promising J.V. players that will see a lot of action are Todd Holmes (1st base), Ed Chavis (OF), Steve Yarborough (catcher), David Beasley (1st Base-DH) and Todd Strictland (OF). Yar- borough, Strickland and Beasley are only Sophomores. This year’s team is led by Jeff Johnson. Jeff had an outstanding year last year making 2nd team All-Union County. He’s not only a fine pitcher but also an excellent short-stop. He also hit 340 last year. This year’s pitching staff consist of Jeff Johnson, Robert Ander- son, Carlton Crawley and Brian Boccher. Ed Chavis may also get some action in this area. Todd Holmes: Todd at this point is the starting 1st baseman. He hit and fielded well on the J.V. team last year. Eddie Chavis: Eddie will be an outfielder this year. He has the potential of being an outstanding ball player. Chris Sharpe: Chris will play 2nd base this year. He is an out- standing fielder. Alberto Gonzalez: Alberto is an outfielder and an outstanding hit- ter. He works hard at the game. Robert Anderson: Robert will play in the infield as well as pitch and catch. He had a good year last year win- ning 3 games as a pitcher on the varsity level. He can have an outstanding year this year. Carl Crawley: Used primarily as starting pitchers this year. Brian Boccher 110 R. Anderson E. Chavis C. Crawley B. Bernado THE GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM The 1980 Plainfield High School Girls’ Softball Team was led by 1980 graduate Teresa Jones. Teresa was an outstanding outfielder, leading the team in putouts and assists. The team ended with a disappointing 3 wins and 13 losses record, however, many of the losses were by close scores to many of the areas’ stronger teams. Coach Robinson promises that 1981 team will be a vastly improved and exciting team. Seniors Sharon Banks, who was an Honorable Mention All-Union County Catcher as a Junior, returns as does Charlene McCoy at second base, and Wanda “Ice” Sergeon in centerfield. Senior Ty Myers also promises to be one of the stronger pitchers in Un- ion County. The team plays a very daring, speed- oriented game with lots of bunting and attempted steals. Underclassmen again figure to contribute heavily to the 1981 team. Juniors Lisa and Lana Lanier will once again anchor the infield at first base and shortstop. Susan Terry, Dawn Parks, Jackie Byers, Paula Echols, Charlene Singleton and Dora Williams are all expected to have out- standing seasons. The year 1981 will also mark the addition of a Junior Varsity Softball Team coached by Mr. Wollman. The team will once again hold its’ end of the season awards picnic at Hub Stein Field. D. Payne S O f t b a | | Coach: Chris Robinson S. Banks T. Robinson L. Lanier 112 The P.H.S. Varsity Girls’ Tennis Team am. Girls’ and Boys’ Tennis and Golf The 1980 Girls’ Tennis Team was one of the strongest teams in our school’s history. The record of nine wins and ten losses does not accurately measure this success. Tennis in Union County was never stronger, with powers such as Union, Westfield, Cran- ford and Union Catholic all ranked among New Jer- sey’s best. The Lady Cardinals scored an impressive team victory over Union with their three undefeated players. Co-Captain Tyraina Myers set a school record at First Singles, with 14 victories. Tyraina gave Plainfield “first time ever” victories over powerful Union Catholic and Scotch Plains-Fanwood. Alicia Gipson and Co- Captain Heather Faraone gave Plainfield a well balanced singles attack. Doubles players Cynthia Reese and Gwenn Keaton combined for 10 victories to become one of school’s strongest doubles combination. The Second Doubles team consisted of Ericka Smith and Freshman star Jenny DiMaggio. At times, this explosive pair was capable of beating almost everyone. Rounding out the varsity squad were Juniors Sarah Hengel and Becky Reed. Coach Ken Bandomer T. Farrison, M. Tavarez, K. Rhoden. The Varsity Golf Team The Golf Team this year is comprised mostly of beginning golfers. We have two returning players: Keith Rhoden, senior, and Marino Tavarez, sophomore. Our first year golfers include Seniors Nhan Nguyen and Kathy Reese, and Sophomores Alberto Ortiz and Teddy Farvison. The team’s spirit can be attributed to the fine coaching of Anthony Foti and Mary Ann Lozak. Last season’s final record was five and ten. All of our home matches are played at the West Nine, adjacent to the Plainfield Country Club. Anthony Foti The Boys’ Tennis Team Although the season for the Cardinal Tennis men was not a winning one, it was one during which the member grew in skills, determination and fortitude. We are still growing because the following Juniors and Sophomores comprised the largest segment: Her- minio Estrella, Anthony Williams, Matthew Johnson, Kenneth Pearson, Timothy Jones, Terrence Sterling, Kevin Kelly, Lloyd Vaughan and Anthony Jenkins. Andrew Blackwell, Ryan Sears, Gorathalay Givens, John Hester and Shan Williams were the promising Freshmen that gave us depth. The team was captained by our returning Junior — David Sterling. Coach: Donald J. VanBlake Back row L to R: M. L. Lopez, E. Smith, S. Hengel, J. Yurgel, B. Reed, L. Haynes, J. DiMaggio, Co-Capt. T. Myers, C. Reese, S. Waldron, A. Gipson, Manager J. McCray, Coach K. Bandomer. Front row L to R: D. Bowlin, G. Boccher, P. Boccher, F. Fuentes, B. Nguyen, G. Keaton P. Bey, Co-Capt. H. Faraone. F. Fuentes searches for the best brownies. The 1980 Cardinals were young and represent our future. Eight offensive players who started the Westfield game will return to provide Cardinal Watchers with much excitement this fall. Our seniors did make out- standing contributions to our season. Co-Captain Kent Montford was selected All- Area Middle Guard and received the Booster Club’s Award as football's M.V.P. Eric Plummer finished the season with 901 yds. total of- fense, a 52% pass comple- tion record, and is being pur- sued by at least four Iw League Universities. Other Outstanding seniors: Chris Cathcart — Averaged 17.3 yds. per reception. Named Offensive Unsung Hero. Received scholarship to Howard University. Walt McNeil — Averaged 49 yds. per carry. Named Out- standing Offensive Back. Ac- cepted to Bates College, Maine. Carl Crawley — Averaged 12.8 yds. per reception. Named Offensive Most Im- proved Player. Don Dixon — Named Out- standing Defensive Lineman. Football Seniors: Kneeling: M. Lyles, M. Lucky. Standing: J. Hargrove, J. Greer, M. McNeil, T. Ashley, K. Montford. Bn Miller Lucky — Named Out- standing Defensive Back. Carl Wade — Named Defen- sive Unsung Hero. John Hargrove — Named Most Improved Defensive Player. The young Cardinals will fly high in 1981! 113 4 Wins 5 Losses Cross Count Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country Cross Country at P.H.S. is mainly a conditioning period for many athletes. The team consisted of a host of track athletes preparing for the indoor season. Miles and miles are run by our haniers in Cedarbrook Park and on the road of our city. The Cardinals runners posted a record of 11-3 which is the best season since 1972. This is the 9th consecutive winning season for the Cardinals. John Heany and Jemil Shakir led the Cardinals with support from a strong junior squad of Jeff Johnson, Ludwig Williams and Ken O’Burke. The captain of our team John Heaney had a strong season. He led the Cardinals to a third place team finish in the county invitational and a seventh place team finish in the state sectionals. He broke the school cross country course record (Cedarbrook Park) in the final dual meet of the season. In the county cham- pionship he finished an impressive fifth place. Our nine year winning streak will % surely be extended due to our exceptional —— = depths and fine group of young runners. Mr. Klimas . Shakir and J. Heaney bs y Ae Standing: F. Jones, D. Hilliman, J. Palms, J. Heaney, J. Upperman, J. Shakir, R. Lee, K. O’Burke, B. Bren- nan. Kneeling: L. Williams, J. Grimm, D. Wassen. J. Johnson, C. Williams. Front: A. Jones, P. Hawkins, S. Mulvaney, A. Johnson, D. Wormley. Middle: H. Faraone, C. Grant, D. H. Faraone, L. Heaney, W. Jackson Downes, W. Bowlin, S. Cooper, W. Jackson. Back: C. West, M. Hochreiner, P. Mulvaney, L. Heaney, S. Wormley, L. St. Clair, M. Grisby, Mang. — M. Shipula Coach Tom Falacco. 114 Cross Country Boys’ 11 wins 3 losses Cross Country Girls’ 8 wins 1 loss Soccer Coach: Mr. Foti. L to R: R. Toro, H. Sanez, M. Tavarez, N. Ghanim, D. Duncan, J. Toro, F. Chicaizo, T. Farrison, D. Drews. Bottom: P. Aguas, B. Walsh, A. Ortiz, D. Miranda, B. Nayuen, E. Parades. Senior Francisco Aguas controls the ball. ee fa? : so ee Get away! I saw it first. R. Toro “Get your foot off my ball.” 25 s pee So Sali N. Ghanim “Another sure goal.” C. Rose coming through. Now listen up because I don’t want you guys asking me stupid questions. 5 wins 10 losses 1 tie N. Ngyuen Yeah, I’m ready. irls’ Indoor Trac . Jackson H. Faroane : CETON del. T. Nelson J. Cox 116 Plainfield High School’s Women’s Indoor Track Team had another suc- cessful season. Senior co-captains Tracey Nelson and Wanda Jackson led the Lady Cards to a number of In- vitational Team victories. Team Championships won were the New Jersey Women’s Track Coaches Association Championship, the Shore Coaches Invitational Relays, and the New Jersey State Relay Championship. The Mile Relay and Two Mile Relay Teams won the Darmouth open races against other High School and College Teams in Hanover, New Hampshire. Tracey Nelson also won the Women’s open 55 meter Hurdles against many top College runners in the East. P.H.S. Women’s Records Set 1980-81 Indoor Season: T. Nelson Event Time Tracey Carter 400 Meters 57.4 Lisa St. Clair 800 Meters 2:19.8 Patty Mulvaney 1500 Meters 4:54.2 Patty Mulvaney 3000 Meters 11:05 Glory! Standing: K. Easten, P. Mulvane, J. Cox, T. Nelson, W. Jackson, G. Cox, T. Carter, T. Robinson, W. Wray, H. Feroane, S. Wormley. Kneeling: L. St.Clair, D. Womnley, M. Grisby, A. Johnson, L. Heaney, P. Hawkins, S. Carter, C. West. 117 ___ Boys’ Indoor Trackg State champions for Second Consecutive Year, for both all groups and Group 4 Track. This past season parallels last year’s track season in many ways. This season saw the Plainfield boys’ tracksters repeating wins in the Union County Championships and New Jersey State Championships. Even many of the names echoed throughout the state are very similar: Marshall, Ashley, Coleman, Hilliman. But this year there were some new names in the limelight like Troy McKoy and Kent Montford. We are very happy about this season mainly because of the improvements made by most of our younger athletes. This will enable our team to have a quality program. All things being equal and with a little help from a force greater than all of us, we'll be able to repeat this kind of record next year. “Mr. Cool” strolls away during the Indoor Track Awards Dinner State Champions Kevin Campbell in the 60 yard dash. 118 J. Marshall Everyone’s a winner! E. Plummer Right: Mr. Upperman, M. Henry, J. Marshall, Mr. Klimas Girls’ Basketball ery RY oes Junior Varsity Womens’ Basketball Team SENSATIONAL SHIELDA ... Front Row (I to r): Manager A. Johnson, Manager C. Sutton, A. Banks, D. Cooper, Manager A. Chambers, ... shoots! Manager D. Mallory. Back Row (I to r): Coach H. Lambert, M. Lewis, L. Nunn, C. Hayes, C. Singleton, S. Mulvaney, L. Hailey, M. Moye, R. Williams, Manager C. Farmer, Coach T. McDonald. What a Championship ... Congratulations to the Plainfield Lady Cards! ... County Champions for three consecutive years!! 120 MEF ig, a Varsity Womens’ Basketball Team Front Row (I to r): C. Reid, T. Myers, S. Chambers, D. Payne — Captain. Back Row (Ito r): Coach H. Lambert, Manager C. Sutton, J. Moseley, S. Banks, M. Lewis, S. Smith, R. Williams, J. DiMaggio, D. Williams, Manager C. McCoy, Assistant Coach T. McDonald. Sandy's soft touch says it all!!! S. Chambers A happy Coach Lambert S. Smith D. Payne Dana does it... with her hook ... to the hoop! peri, 4D. Williams Girls’ Basketball The 1980-81 Lady Cards won its X- mas Championship for the third year. They continued their dominance in the Watchung Conference by winning the Title for the 5th year in a row. Later in the season, the Lady Cards captured the Union County Tournament for the 3rd year. For the second time, the team has entered the State Sectional Finals. The 1980-81 Cardinal Team was led by seniors Dee Payne, Tyraina Myers and Sharon Banks. Juniors — Sandy Chambers, Shielda Smith and Crystal Reid along with Freshman Dana Williams helped to make this another exciting season. The Lady Cards enter the State Playoffs with a 23 win and 1 loss record and have high hopes of winning its first State Title. Coach Harry Lambert 121 Boys’ Basketball B. Blake L. Coleman W. Morris Kneeling: R. Lee, J. James, B. Blake, B. Vaughn, B. Mons, J. Johnson. Standing: M. _ Kneeling: R. Best, H. Wiker, M. Pretty, C. Bell, G. Loukes, S. Williams, R. Lewis. Costello, T. Lambert, L. Franklin, J. Carter, T. Best, G. Johnson, L. Coleman, B. Standing (1 to r): R. Walker — Magr., K. Lewis, D. Smith, R. Dunke, H. Tarley, W. Washington, V. Coleman, T. Smith, Coach Rico Parenti. Freeman, E. Fellman, F. Bell, T. Lee, P. Hairr, T. Bailey — Coach. Although the P.H.S. Cardinals had a “a By — record of 11 wins in 22 outings, this in no a ® way reflects the team’s capability. Giving — Camden, the top-ranked team in the state, their toughest win of the season (59-52) and going against such strong teams as Union, Linden and Elizabeth, tells the story of the 11-11 record. Under the leadership of seniors Ber- nard Blake, Michael Reves and William Mons, the young Cards carried eight juniors and three sophomores. Returning starters for next year include juniors Gary Williams, Willie Vaughan, and Timothy Harvey. Also returning are lettermen Jeff Johnson, Troy Best, Brian Washington, “Pop” James and sophomores John Car- ter, Raymond Lee and Shelwyn Ragin. Coach: Rico Parenti 122 R. Tucker M. Reeves W. Vaughn 11 Wins _—_—11 Losses Wrestling 1-2-3 you're out! Get ready, get set, GO!! Hey! Didn’t you just wrestle the other guy? D. Dixon M. McDaniels G. Edwards This years werestling team, composed of mostly new members showed great determination, ability, and outstanding sportsmanship. Although stricken by a O- 12 record, the young team shows great potential for next year. Returning for the cards will be Allen Carter, Kevin Robinson, Gary Edwards, Alonzo and Alphonzo Hall, and others. Outstanding Senior was Don Dixon, who took 3rd in both the Governor Livingston, and district tournaments. Co-captains for the team were Arthur Law, Don Dixon, and Gary Edwards. Pyramid Power!! Hold up, I’m not ready! Get off my leg! Kneeling: P. Gawl, B. Huff, H. Rogers. Mid- dle Row: B. Walsh, R. Rodriquez, K. Robin- son, Coach Coletta. Top: A. Ortiz. Flip over! Kneeling: L. Holle, T. Anderson, G. Washington, M. Mitchell, Second Row: R. McCallister, T. Walsh, C. Jackson, G. Edwards, N. Ghanan, M. McDaniels, A. Law, J. Brnach, Al Musk Coach. B : i ; ; f OuchiMernect: ack Row: A. Washington, A. Hall, A. Hall SS a A : esmogion Get him twin! 123 A. Law 0 Wins 12 Losses Swimming 124 Up and Away! D. Brown The Cardinals had a very rough season this year. The team carried 8-10 people to each meet, allowing one person per event. An average team has 30 people. The 200 meter indi- vidual medley team, consist- ing of underclassmen Howard Foster (backstroke), Ron Wil- liams (breaststroke), Co-Captain Felicia Fuentes (butterfly), and Steven Sawyer (freestyle) was the winningest team for the Sharks. COACHE’S CORNER S. Sawyer 0 Wins 14 Losses D. Sterling R. Williams Senior Co-Captain David Sterling was outstanding in diving, placing third in the New Brunswick Invitational and eleventh in the county. Other seniors on the team were Ken Burns, Wanza Collier, Debbie Brown, and Bridget Flood. Returning swimmers for next season will be Howard Foster, Steven Sawyer, Ronald Wil- liams, Felicia Fuentes, Wendy Bowlin, April Saddler, David Mattews, and Michael Lewis, along with Head Coach Mr. Lew Wonsidler and Asst. Coach Mr. Tom Pratt. COACHE’S CORNER H. Foster Senior Directory MICHAEL ADKINS 1479 Hazelwood Terrace Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9, 10, 12; Student Council 9; Rutgers Upward Bound 9; Outreach 12; French Club 9; ’81 Talent Fashion Show 12; Concert Band 9, 12 LESLIE ANDREA ANDERSON 1163D West Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Class Vice-President 9; Class President 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifle Squad 10; Drum Majorette 11, 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; Out- reach 12 ANTHONY D. ASHLEY 143 Netherwood Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; SSYC Boxing Team 11; Body Building Club 11, 12; Mid-State Track Club 11, 12; Don’t Cheat Your Body Club 11, 12; Outreach 12; Milestone 11, 12 ALICIA BAKER 632 East Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Twirling Club 9; Twirling Squad 11; Co- Captain, Twirling Squad 12 SHARON D. BANKS 1219 North Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Co-Captain, Softball Team 10, 11; Captain, Softball Team 12; Flag Squad Manager 11, 12; Outreach 12; Reachout 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11 JOHANNA BARNES 995 Kensington Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Concert Choir 12; Gospel Choir 12; The New Entree 12 ANN MARIE BELL 1237 Cameron Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Girls’ Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifle Squad 10, 12; Catpain, Rifle Squad 11; Pep Squad 11, 12; Class Representative 9, 12 KIM “KHARIM” BENFORD 181 Pineview Terrace Plainfield, New Jersey Drama Club 11, 12; Pom-Pom Squad Manager 11; F.O.P.A. 10, 11, 12; Greese 10, 11; Milestone 11, 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; Double Dutch 9, 12; Dance Club 9, 10; Quas Saeedas 11, 12 : VIVIAN BLACKWOOD 847 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11, 12; Physi- cian’s Club 10; Milestone 12 MARVIN BLAIR 72 Berkeley Terrace Plainfield, New Jersey BRIAN BOCCHER 1218 Prospect Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Baseball 9, 12, 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Captain, Soccer 12; Math Team 11; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11 CHARLES F. BOLTON 428 West Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Olympics 9, 11 MARCUS BOND 708 Carlton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone 10, 11, 12 PHILLIP BOONE 627 Stelle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 10, 11, 12; Sports Co-Editor, Milestone 12; Basketball 9, 12; A.V. Squad 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain, Soccer 12 DIANE BOULDIN 1416 Willever Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11; Soccer 12; Math Club 9 KRISTEN BOUTERSE 1 Crabapple Lane Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12 JOHN BRANCH, Jr. 825 Hillside Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey EA.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; RCA Science Program 9, 10, 11; Bell Labs Science Program 9, 11; Milestone 12 DIANE MARIE BRENNAN 1436 Sloane Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey EA.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 11; Flag Squad 9; National Honor Society 11, 12 DARLENE BRIGGS 444 East Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Softball 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Student Council 11, 12; Treasurer, Student Council 12 ANTHONY C. BRIGGS 675 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone MATTHEW “JAZZEE” BROOKENS 506 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach 12 DEBRA BROWN 1418 Columbia Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 11, 12; Track Team 9, 10; I.P.LE. Student 11 JOHN K. BROWN 1418 Columbia Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, Siisi2 KAREN RENEE BROWN 1213 West Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12; Contestant, Homecoming Queen 12; F.O.PA. 10, 12; Calligraphy Club 12 LAURITA INITA BROWN 324 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Cheerleading Squad 10, 11, 12; Secretary, Cheerleading Squad 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Dance Club 9, 10; Contestant, Homecom- ing Queen 12 VALERIE MICHELE BROWN 325 Hunter Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice- President 11, 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; The Car- dinal 12 YOLANDA M. BROWN 219 Hillcrest Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Olympics 11 LENWOOD LOUIS BULFORD 349 Sumner Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey F.O.P.A. 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Soccer Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Gospel Choir 11, 12: Con- cert Choir 11; PH.S. Marching Band 12; Out- reach College Club 12; Golf Team 11, 12; Editor-in-Chief, Milestone 12 LILLIAN BULFORD 1805 Front Street Scotch Plains, New Jersey Student Council 10, 11, 12; Softball Manager Statistician 10, 11, 12; Rifle Squad 11, 12; Pep Squad 12; Freshman Baseball Statistician 12; Milestone 10; Outreach College Club 12 KENNETH P.C.P. BURNS 1345 Marlborough Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey EA.R.TH. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Com- mittee 10; Drama Club Arsenic And Old Lace 10; Math Team 10, 11, 12; F.OPA. 11; National Honor Soceity 11, 12; Renaissance 11, 12; Milestone 12 DAPHNE CAMPBELL 718 Wallace Place Plainfield, New Jersey Volleyball 11; Olympics 11 JUSTIN CAMPBELL 1132 St. Mark’s Place Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10; Library Council 10, 11; President, Library Council 11 ROBERT KEVIN CAMPBELL 315 Bergen Street Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; American Legion New Jersey Boy’s State Delegate 11; Selected for Who’s Who in American High Schools 11 DERRICK LAMONT CARDEN 222 Leland Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey ; Varsity Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12; Track 9 CHRISTOPHER CATHCART 329 Berckman Street Plainfield, New Jersey Baseball 9, 10; Cross-Country Track 9; Indoor Track 10; Football 10, 11, 12 NEBRASKA CLARKE 1430 Willever Street Plainfield, New Jersey Baseball 9 WILLIAM CODY 20 Cedar Court Plainfield, New Jersey Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12 BARBARA COLE 1459 George Street Plainfield, New Je Volleyball Club 11, 12; EA.R.TH. Club 12; Sept Band Manager 11; Physician’s Club 1 ANTHONY “SMILEY” COLEMAN 723 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Out- door Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Outreach 12 WANZA B. COLLIER 1227 Rose Street Plainfield, New Jersey EA.R.TH. Club 11, 12; Cross-Country Track 9; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Swim Club 9, 10; Milestone 12 JEANNIE COLLINS 310 Clinton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey F.B.LA. 11; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Film Making Class 10 : SYLVIA COOPER 416 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey - Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Student Council 10, 12; jonsun Squad 9; Cross-Country Track 10, aa SHARON COUNTS 353 Evona Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Baseball 9 125 Senior Directory ANTHONY COX 754 East Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey AN. Squad 10, 11, 12 BRIAN COX 1402 Putnam Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Sports Co-Editor, Milestone 12; Football; Basketball; Track JENNIFER COX 410 Grant Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Softball 9; Indoor Track 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12 CARLTON R. CRAWLEY 1332 Columbia Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9; Cross-Country Track 9, 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club 10, 11; Racketball Club 11; Milestone 11, 12 KIMBERLY CRISP 1251 Milton Place Apt. 3B Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12 TODD G. DATTOLI 1118 Kensington Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Freshman Baseball Manager 9; Varsity Baseball Manager 10; Football Man- ager Assistant Trainer 10, 11, 12 DERRICK DAVIS 1224 Lenox Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 12; Gospel Choir 12; Jazz En- semble 12; Paddleball Club 10, 11, 12 BELINDA DeSANTIS 818 Huntington Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 11, 12; Faculty Editor, Milestone 12 JERRI DESKINS 187 Carlisle Terrace Plainfield, New Jersey Dance Club 10; Pep Squad 11, 12 ARTHUR DIGGS 1456 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey RCA Program 9, 10, 11 MICHELE DONOVAN | 1014 Kenyon Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey E.A.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Squad 9, 10, + Drama Club 9; National Honor Society 11, 1 BRIAN DOYLE 1317 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 TONI DREW 1328 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Cheerleading Squad 9, 10, 11; Captain, Cheerleading Squad 12; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12 GREGG DREWS 1127 Inwood Place Plainfield, New Jersey Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 APRIL DUNN 615 East Front Street, Apt. 11 Plainfield, New Jersey Cheerleading Squad 10, 11; Co-Captain, Cheerleading Squad 12; Class Counuil 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Vice- President 9 KEVIN S. DUNN 696 West Eighth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Freshman Basketball 9; J.V. Basketball 10, 11 126 BARBARA JEAN ENGLE 1144 Evergreen Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Swimming 10; Diving 10; Junior Class Play 11 DARLEEN E. EURE 1217 West Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Manager 9, 10; Homecoming Queen 10; Rutgers Up- ward Bound 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Outreach 11, 12 HEATHER FARAONE 740 Dixie Lane Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11; Twirling Squad 9, 10, 11; Tennis 9, 11; Co-Captain, Tennis 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11 HOLLY BROOKS FARAONE 740 Dixie Lane Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9; Girls’ Tennis 9; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cros s-Country Track 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Milestone 12 BRIDGET MARY FLOOD 1339 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; EA.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 IRIS YVONNE FOLK 812 Hobert Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Class Secretary 9, 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11, 12; Cap- tain, Pom-Pom Squad 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; Tennis 9 CYNTHIA FREEMAN 736 West Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey HOWARD FULLER 132 Johnston Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Freshman Outdoor Track 9; J.V. Football 11 BARBARA GADDY 365 Clinton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey ROBIN K. GAINER 1063 West Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey D.E.CA. 11, 12; Basketball Manager 9, 10, 12; YMCA Youth-in-Government Club 10, 11, 12; Student Grievance Committee 12 HECTOR GALARZA 249 Orange Place, Apt. 1 Plainfield, New Jersey Parandas; Guidance Office Aide THERESA GAUSS 421 Clinton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach 12; Milestone 12 CAROLYN LaVETTE GAYNOR 125 Parkside Road Plainfield, New Jersey Captain, Rifle Squad 11, 12; President, Dance Club 10; F.O.P.A. 10, 11, 12; Physician’s Club 11, 12; Library Council 10, 12 GHADA GEORGE 28 Sandford Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 9, 10; EAR: T.H. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Team 11, 12 ALICIA GIPSON 226 Netherwood Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Outdoor Track 9, 10 JACQUELINE GLASPY 1255 Hollywood Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Flag Squad 9; Indoor Track 9; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11; New Entree 10, 11, 12; Editor-in-Chief, The New En- tree 12; Class Council 9, 10, 12; Milestone 11, 12 LENORE GORDON 1310 Marion Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Community Consumers 11; Library Council 12 MICHELLE YVETTE GORDON 611 Clinton Avenue, Apt. 3Q Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Class Council 9, 11, 12; Class Vice-President 10; Student Council 9, 11; Class Fashion Show 9, 10, 11, 12 STEVEN GRAHAM 365 Clinton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey ROBIN GRANT 828 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey TRACEY GRAY 300 Central Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Concert Choir 9; Basketball Manager 11; Class Council 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; President, Student Council 12; Outreach 12; Principal’s Advisory Committee 12; Student Rotary 11; Contestant, Homecoming Queen 12 PRICILLA GREEN 1533 Mable Street Plainfield, New Jersey F.O.P.A. 10, 11, 12, Pom Pom Squad 12 JASON GREER 825 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12 DOLORES ADRIANNE GRIGLAK 1220 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Flag Squad 9, 10; Co-Captain, Flag Squad 10; Captain, Flag Squad 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 11, 12; F.O.P.A. Drama Club 11, 12; Swimming Manager 10; Wrestling Manager 11; Plainfield Sub-Juniors 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Talent Fashion Show 11, 12 SHIRLEY GUY 343 Watson Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach College Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Class Council 9, 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; National Honor Society 11; Vice-President, National Honor Society 12 TERRENCE D. GUY 566 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Special Olympics 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Club 11; Dance Club 11 CASSANDRA GWATHNEY 1200 Grant Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9, 10; F.B.LA. 9, 10; Future Home- makers of America 10, 11; Softball 9 DIANE LORRAINE HALL 620 East Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Squad 10, 11; Outreach 11, 12; Class President 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11 GERALDINE “JERRY” HALL 1247 East Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Karate Club 9; Flag Squad 10, 11; Manager, Flag Squad 12; Dance Club 10; F.B.LA. 11; Milestone 12; Library Council 11, 12; Treasurer, Library Council 12 JENELL HAMILTON 1079 Allenwood Drive Plainfield, New Jersey Senior Directory Photography Club 9; Physician’s Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Club 11, 12 MAJEEDA ABDUL JABBAR HAQQ 1243 Lenox Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Rutgers Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; Pep Squad 11; Milestone 11, 12; Copy Editor, Milestone 12; Pom-Pom Squad Manager 12; F.O.P.A. 11, 12; Quas Saeedas 11, 12 JOSEPH R. HARRIS, Jr. 1015 Kenyon Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Drama Club F.O.P.A. 12; Gospel Concert Choirs 11, 12; Indoor Outdoor Track 11, 12; RCA Minority Engineering Programs 10, 11, 12; The New Entree 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; President, National Honor Society 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 DIANESIA HARRISON 701 East Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey VIVIANE HART 831 South Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; EA.R.T.H. Club; Tennis 11, 12; Volleyball Club 10, 11, 12 JOHN PATRICK PAUL HEANEY 1314 Marlborough Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain, Cross-Country Track 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone 9, 10, 11, 12; EA.R.T.H. Club 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 ROSONDA HEDRICK 933 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 9, 11; Physician’s Club 11; Milestone 11, 12 THOMAS HELRIEGEL 1344 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey EDWARD HOHN 727 Carlton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Soccer 12, West Indies Soccer 11, 12 BARBARA HOWARD 111 Sumner Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey National Honor Society 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 10, 11; President, E.A.R.T.H. Club 12; Math Team 11, 12; Marching Band Manager 11, 12; Milestone 12 ROSELYN HOWELL 941 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey AURORA D. HILL 722 Central Street Plainfield, New Jersey Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; EA.R.T.H. Club 11, 12; Milestone 12; Pom-Pom Squad 12; Law and Political Action 11, 12; The New Entree 10; Photography Club 9 SHERYL DANETTE HUNTER 1218 West Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Greese 9, 10; Concert Choir 9, 10, 12; ’80 Fashion Show 10; Drama Club 10; F.O.P.A. 10; Milestone 10, 12; Library Council 10; The New Entree 10; Homecoming Committee 12 WANDA JACKSON 1318 Murray Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone 12 CRYSTAL JAMES 1015 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10 MICHELE JAMES 627 East Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Outreach 11, 12; F.B.LA. 11 LYNNE JARMON 744 Carlton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Softball 10; Milestone 11, 12; Layout Editor, Milestone 12 JACQUELINE L. JETER 429 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12 GEORGE JOAQUIM 1395 St. Nicholas Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; AV. Squad 11, 12 KAREN LEA JOHNSON 1468 Linbarger Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Future Physician’s Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Class Coun- cil 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band Manager 11, 12; N.J.1.T. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; EA.R.TH. Club 12; Milestone 12 MARYANN JOHNSON 506 Lee Place Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis 9; Crdss-Country Track 10, 11; Indoor Track 10, 11; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11; Class Council 10, 11, 12; Class Parliamentarian 10, 12; The Cardinal 11, 12 MOSES S. JOHNSON 911 West Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Library Council 11, 12; Manager, Swim Team 12 RICHARD JOHNSON 1173 West Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Manager, Softball 11; Physician’s Club 10, 11 SHERYL JOHNSON 704 West Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Library Council 10, 11, 12; Treasurer, Library Council 11; Vice-President, Library Council 12 SUNCERA JOHNSON 621 West Third St. Plainfield, New Jersey ANGELITA JONES 1334 Putnam Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey F.B.LA. 11; Pep Squad 12; Dance Club 10 ANITA LOUISE JONES 1115 West Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Library Council 11, 12; Olympics 9, 10, 11 FREDERICK JONES 1015 Oak Lane Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12 SCOTT JONES 286 Chelsea Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Captain 10, 11, 12; Jazz Club 9, 10; Outdoor Track 11; Student Council 12 WARREN JONES, Jr. 1301 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey RCA Engineering Club 9, 10, 12; The New En- tree 10, 12; Sports Editor, The New Entree 12; Math Club 9, 10, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 12; National Honor Society 12 SHEILA KEE 127 Leland Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Drama Club 12; Milestone 12 ARTHUR J. LAW 816 Central Street Plainfield, New Jersey Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 10, 11, 12; Cross-Country Track 12 TERRIS LEWIS 1372 East Front Street Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom- Pom Squad 11; Pep Squad 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Dance Club 9, 10; Drama Club 11, 12; F.O.PA. 9, 10, 11, 12; Greese 10, 11; Quas eraces 11, 12; Princess’ Homecoming Court 1 TOM LOCKHART 1431 Martine Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12 MILLER LUCKY, Jr. 615 Grant Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; F.O.P.A. 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Clubs Editor, Milestone 12; Outreach 12; Greese 10, 11; Class Talent Fashion Show 10, 11 KIM LYLES 618 Monroe Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 9; Dance Club 10; Indoor Track 10; Class Talent Fashion Show 9 SELINA MARSHALL 1043 West Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Co-Captain, Pom- Pom Squad 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; F.B.LA. 11, 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Class Talent Fashion Show 9, 10, 11, 12 DELPHINE MAULDIN 150 Wiley Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12 RENNEE YVETTE MCALISTER 79 Westervelt Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey National Honor Society 11, 12; Manager, Wrestling 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone 12; Contestant, Homecoming Queen 12; Class Talent Fashion Show 11; Outreach 12; RCA Program 11; Arsenic and Old Lace 10; Special Olympics Aide 11; Usher, 1980 Graduation 11 CHARLENE McCOY 716 Wadsworth Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Varsity Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 10, 11 JEFFREY McCRAY 280 Chelsea Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9, 10; Photography Club 9; Class Council 9, 11; Milestone 9, 10, 11, 12; Academics Editor, Milestone 12; Outdoor Track 10; F.OPA. 11, 12; Manager, Girls’ Tennis 11, 12; Boys’ Tennis 12 GREGORY McGILL 707 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Library Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band ne ne Student Council 9, 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club LOM 2 127 Senior Directory KENNETH McKINNON 972 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Volleyball Club 11 WALTER DELANO McNEIL, Jr. 1338 West Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; I.P.LE. Model Congress 10, 11, 12; The New Entree 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10; Class Trip to England 10; Outreach College Club 11, 12 KIM McPHERSON 430 Wadsworth Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Manager of Girls’ Varisty Track Team 10, 11; Outreach Club 11, 12; Student Senate 10, 11, 12 FANNIE McRIMMON 88 Pemberton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Flag Squad 10, 11, 12; Captain, Flag Squad 12; Library Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 11 BRIAN MICHAELS 1230 Galbraith Place Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9, 10 LISA MIDDLETON 304 Halsey Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pep Squad 11, 12; Milestone 11; Student Coun- cil 11; Quas Saeedas 11, 12 MELONY MINER 363 Rushmore Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11, 12; Physi- cians’ Club 10; Milestone 12; Pep Squad 11, 12; Law and Political Action 11 SYLVIA MONTES 735 Carlton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Guidance Aide 11, 12; Home Economics Fashion Show 11; Spanish Christmas Show 11 KENT MONTFORD 802 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain, Football 12; Milestone 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12 JANNIE MOORE 139 Summer Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Princess’ Homecoming Court 12 WILLIAM MORRIS 505 Church Place Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 10, 11, iz, Racketball Club 10, 11; Student Council 10 CYNTHIA “CHINA DOLL” MOZINGO 1611 Myrtle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Consumer Economics Club 11; Student Coun- cil 12 MONICA MURRY 833 East Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Manager, Basket- ball 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12 TYRAINA MYERS 341 Manson Place Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain, Tennis 12; Girls’ Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12 NHAN NGUYEN 1435 Frances Lane Plainfield, New Jersey 128 Soccer 9, 10, 12; Baseball 9; Golf 12; Mathematics Club 9, 10, 12; R.C.A. Program 9, 10, 12; Indoor Track 10; E.A.R.T.H. Club 12 ANDRA J. NICHOLAS 1380 Sloane Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12; Baseball Statistician 10, 11, 12 MICHELLE NUNN 1819 Myrtle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Protege Social Club 11, 12; Outreach College Club 12 NANCY ORTIZ 733 East Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 10; Cheerleading Squad 11, 12; Photography Club 10; Princess’ Homecoming Court 12 LUANNE OVERY 1422 Prospect Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey National Honor Society 11, 12; Treasurer, National Honor Society 12 LOURDES PADILLA 750 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Secretary, Class of 1982 10 WYNN PARKER 114 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9, 10, 11, 12 DEIREDRE A. PAYNE 814 Stelle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Class Treasurer 9; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Manager, Flag Squad 12; Women’s Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11 TERESA PEARYER 1462 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Student Council 11, 12; Outreach College Club 11, 12; Protege Social Club 11, 12; Pom-Pom Squad 9 CHERYL PERRY 414 West Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Gospel Choir 11, 12; Milestone 12 ERIC PLUMMER 730 Russell Place Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain Quarterback, Football 12; Basketball 9, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Feature Editor, Milestone 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Council 10 CYNTHIA REEDER 734 West Furth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 10, 11, 12 CYNTHIA REESE 1400 St. Nicholas Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis 9, 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Outdoor Track 10; Library Council 12 KATHY REESE 938 Kenyon Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Math Club 9; Band 9 MICHAEL REVES 956 West Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Parliamentarian 11 TIA REYNOLDS 1415 Sloane Boulevard Plainfield, New Jersey Concert Choir 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Talent Fashion Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Can- didate, Student Council Secretary 12 KEITH RHODEN, Jr. 841 Field Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Council 10, 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Chess Club 9; EA.R.T.H. Club 12; Milestone 12 ALONZO E. ROACH 720 Plainfield Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey TERENCE ROBERTSON 1101 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 9, 10 ANITA ROBINSON 800 Loretta Terrace Plainfield, New Jersey Girls’ Volleyball 9; Tennis 11 KEVIN ROBINSON 322 Prescott Place Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12 ALEXIS ANITA “PEACHES” ROSS 825 Monroe Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9; Pom-Pom Squad 10; Cheerleading Squad 11; Class Council 12 JACQUELINE RUDOLPH 435 Pemberton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Olympics 9, 10, 11 ZINA SAMMONS 619 Monroe Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Physicians’ Club 10, 11, 12; Gospel Choir 12 VANESSA SCERCY 1374 Belleview Court Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9; Rifle Squad 10 WANDA MICHELLE “ICE” SERGEON 1246 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey EA.R.T.H. Club 10, iL. 12; F.B.LA. 11; Softball 10, 11, 12 JEMIL SHAKIR 114 Sumner Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain, Cross-Country Track 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track 10, 11; Milestone 12 REVONDA SHAW 317 Clinton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Class Council 9, 12; Manager, Wrestling 9, 10; F.B.LA. 11; Outreach College Club 11, 12 MARYLENE SHEPPARD 622 East Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Milestone 12; EA.R TH. Club 12; Softball 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12 ERICKA H. SMITH 1251 Hollywood Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Tennis 10, 11, 12; The New Entree 10, 11, 12; Manager, J.V. Baseball 10; Manager, Bas eball 11, 12; Homecoming Helper 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11 JOYA CELESTE SMITH 1771 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Library Council 10 NAOMI SPIVEY 1282 Oxford Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9 TONYA L. STEPNEY 608 East Second Street Plainfield, New Jersey Senior Directory Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Outreach 11, 12; Pep Squad 12 SCOTTIE YVONNE STEWART 767 Kensington Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Manager, Freshman Basketball 9 YVONNE STEWART 1612 Richard Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach 12; Protege Social Club 11, 12; Cross-Country Track 9, 10 ELAINE QUINTA STOCKS 665 East Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11; Manager, Basket- ball 9; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11 CRAIG SYKES 1175 West Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Voice Culture 9; Tennis 10, 12; Gospel Choir 11; Cross-Country Track 10 TIMOTHY TAYLOR 1023 Putnam Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Drama Club 9, 10; Flag Squad 12 CYNTHIA THOMAS 909 West Seventh Street Plainfield, New Jersey Special Olympics 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 10; Concert Choir 9 DAVID THOMAS 329 Sumner Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Photography Club President 11; Rutgers Up- ward Bound 10, 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Photography Editor, Milestone 12; Swim Water Polo Club 10; Cross-Country Track 9; The New Entree 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 LEONARD THOMAS 329. Sumner Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Rutgers Upward Bound 10, 11, 12 PATTI THOMAS 1462 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey Pom-Pom Squad 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Captain, Pom-Pom Squad 12 ROSE THORNE 121 Oxford Place Plainfield, New Jersey Volleyball 11 MICHAEL TOBIAS, Jr. 571 West Third Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 10, 11; Cross-Country Track 11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Rutgers Upward Bound 11, 12 ADAMO UZCATEGUI-GAYMON 715 Carlton Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 10; Outdoor Track 10; Flag Squad 12; Milestone 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Section Editor, Milestone 12 MAGDA VASQUEZ 11 Madison Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey CARMEN VELEZ 21 Madison Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey DEMETRA WADDELL 757 Kensington Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey CARL WADE 554 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Class Council 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; In- door Track 9, 10; Qutdoor Track 9, 10; Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11, 12 DARRYL WALKER 241 Garfield Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9 DEMETRA J. WALLACE 1627 Myrtle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey S. JOY WALLACE 912 Knollwood Court Plainfield, New Jersey Vail-Deane Drama Club 9; Library Council 10, 11, 12; Secretary, Library Council 11; Presi- dent, Library Council 12; The New Entree 10, 11, 12; Photography Editor, The New Entree 12 MICHAEL WALLS 1601 Willever Street Plainfield, New Jersey Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach 11, 12; Class Talent Fashion Show 12 CATHY ANITA WASHINGTON 666 Sheridan Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Class Council 11; Gospel Choir 11, 12; Milestone 12 KIMBERLEY WASHINGTON 536 West Second Street, Apt. 2C Plainfield, New Jersey Manager, Men’s Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Manager, Men’s Outdoor Track 11, 12; Manager, Men’s Cross-Country Track 10, 11, 12; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer 10; Spectator 9, 10, 11, 12; BUGGED OUT 9, 10, 11, 12; Law and Political Action Student 12; Rutgers Upward Bound 9, 10, 11; Outreach 12 SEMONE P. WATERS 871 Coolidge Street Plainfield, New Jersey Student 9, 10, 11, 12; Sport Spectator 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Student Grievance Commit- tee 12 RAMON WEST 801 East Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey AN. Squad 9, 10, 11, 12; Milestone 12; Cover Designer, Milestone 12 VALERIE WEST 1159 Gresham Road Plainfield, New Jersey Manager, Swim Team 9, 10; Manager, 12 MAURICE TOLBERT WILLIAMS 909 West Eighth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Volleyball Club 11 JACQUELINE NOREEN WILSON 411 Monroe Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Fashion P hotography School 12; Photography Club 11 THEODORE WILSON 131 McKinley Place Plainfield, New Jersey Outdoor Track 10 MARVIN WISE 639 Monroe Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Football 9, 10, 11, 12 SUSAN WORMLEY 972 West Sixth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Cross-Country Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outreach College Club 11, 12; Work-Study Student, Library Council 12; Milestone 11, 12; Art Editor, Milestone 12 NERE WORREL 1857 Myrtle Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Track 9, 10 RICHARD N. WRIGHT 812 South Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Soccer 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. Club 11; Math Team 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 VANESSA WRIGHT 326 Bergen Street Plainfield, New Jersey F.B.LA. 11, 12; Concert Choir 11; Outreach 12; Student Council 10, 11 DAVID WYATT 822 George Street Plainfield, New Jersey Wrestling 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11; DECA 12; Photography 11, 12; Indoor Track 11 KENT YANCEY 782 Woodland Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey SHELLYE YANCEY 620 John Street Plainfield, New Jersey Manager, Cross-Country Track 10, 11; Class Council 10; Class Parliamentarian 10; Manager, Indoor Track 11, 12; Manager, Out- door Track 10, 11, 12; Outreach 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Contestant, Homecom- ing Queen 12 ROSALIND YOUNG 807 West Fourth Street Plainfield, New Jersey Outreach 12; Football Fan 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Fan 9, 10, 11, 12; Student 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council VIRGINIA YURGEL 1162 Hillside Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Flag Squad 10, 11; Library Council 10, 11, 12; Vice-President, Library Council 11; E.A.R.T.H. 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