University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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To Heather Hyatte, Mother of the Senior Class. To Debra Jefferies. Big Bird Contest Winner. To Sheila Daniels, someone’s man you won’t chase after. To Barry Howell, maturity if you can handle it. To Walter Johnson, the “Jock of The Year Award!’ To Chanda Ware, a lily pad to jump on. Froggy. To Dc Neice Williams, a private place to carry on. To Derek Younge. a teacher that you can’t debate with. To Hylia Williams. May all your fantasies come true. To Yvonne Grant, a little kindness never hurts. To Gloria Williams. The Gloria Williams Public Library To Loretta Williams, a cage in the zoo so that you can be tamed. To Pamela Williams. We’ve created a mon - - - - ster. To Alvin Williams, a computer to bug out with. To Sonya Taylor, an outfit to compliment you eyes. To Miriam Ramos. Ms. Congeniality. To Mark Parker, a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. To Deanna Flewellcn. a relationship between Donna Benson and yourself that will last more than one day. To Kim Sharpe, someone’s business you don’t know. To Maria Ramirez, a couple of F's to face reality. To Cynthia Brown, the look of a woman your age. To Lisa Dyes, all the freshmen boys. To Arleada Christian, a perfect paper in Mr. Charles’ class. To Sharon Freeman. Thanks for proving to us there is always someone for everyone. To Mary Ruff, candidacy for sainthood. To Dawn Toler, an act we can’t sec through. To Antoinette Singleton. 1 in the class..... Luck Next Time. To Sharon Little, a dip in chocolate so you’ll match your mate. To Mr. Fahmy. a pyramid. To Mr. Cunningham, a group of students that won t fall asleep on you. To Mr. Hammerman, a new pair of galoshes. To Ms. Sheldon, a cooperative Newsletter staff. To Mr. Charles. Clean up your act! To Mr. Brown, a bandfront that will win first prize. Ms. Marinelle, for many hours preparing us for college entrance — THANKS! To Mr. Malanga. Look out below! To Mr. Ransome, Ms. Sutton. To Ms. Eckstein, some books to put in your library. To Dr. Schulman, We finally made it. I guess we told you! To Mr. Selby, a together recorder ensemble. To Mr. Carangelo, Ms. Marincllo. To Mr. Cucolo, THANKS. To Mr. Dc.Miglio, your very own yearbook to write and edit. To Mr. Young. Much success with you new school. To the class of 1979, You’re not grown yet, give it a little time, you'll get there. To the class of 1980, Maturity, wisdom, and much success in the years ahead, because you're going to need it! To the class of ’81, This is your school, make something of it! If there is anyone who feels they have been discredited, embarassed, or now faced with a big problem, we leave one last word: TOUGH!!!! 99

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Last Will And Testament We, the senior class of 1978, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath and set in motion this last will and testament. We do not intend to discredit, embarrass, or create problems for anyone. Our sole intention is to pay tribute to the deserving seniors friends, underclassmen and teachers of University High School. We would like to begin by expressing our appreciation and gratitude for our past four years at University High School. We would also like to thank Rutgers University for the use of its facilities, and the college experience we received while we were there. To Robin Mitchell, a better friend, you deserve it! To Brian Brandon, all the wisdom, knowledge, and understanding you need and deserve. To Annie Frazier. “If you can’t be good, be careful. To Kerhan Caldwell, a book on how to curb your diet. To Joan Carruthcrs. “Phoney of the Year Award.” To Marcella Mitchell, accurate records. To Cybelia Cartwright, a tu-tu you can handle. To Yolanda Morgan, a scarf you can wear with every outfit. To Valerie Pryor, a zipper to keep your mouth shut. To Charlette Collins. Support Can Be Beautiful, but in your case-impossible. To Leon De Vose, a new camera that works. To Harry Edgerton. a position on Santa's sleigh as head reindeer. To Kathy Flowers, the man you’ve always wanted. A.C. To TaRellc Franklin, a five year meal ticket. To Sam Hall, Now it’s time to Move Ahead. To Sheila Hayes. Walter Johnson. To Vincent Johnson, a vacation for the working man. To Kelly Riley, life-time membership to Elaine Powers. To Craig Sharpe, a class you can be president of. To Robin Young, a body to match the size of your head. To James Taylor, a pik, better yet..a rake. To Sharon Thompson. “Follow your nose. Snoopy! . To Juanita Jordan, a pair of leather boots. To Love Armstrong, a friend who will keep your secrets. To Phcon Arvin, a muzzle. To William Jones, a year’s supply of Effcrdcnt. To Renee Arvin, a sister who won’t always get you over. To Lisa Mayers, What’s up Zom- - -Bie? To Phyllis Barnes. Albert Calloway. To Brenda Means, Chapstick - Lip Balm. To Mymonah Miah, some panty shapers. To Calvin McCargo, K 2 R Spot Remover. To Tony Melvin, a pin to let the air out of your muscles. To Eric Mobley, Much success in your future endeavors. To Donna Benson, a career as Erica on “All My Children. To Linda Connors, Have a good year and lead a good cheer. To Bruce Dais, a lie somebody will believe and a ticket out of the Mafia. To Phyllis Bradley, a horse. To Donna Miller, a good straightening comb. To Gail Carter, someone you won’t get smart with. To Albert Calloway, a heavy duty toothbrush. To Kim Clark, a pair of shoes you can’t turn over. To Aaron Crosslcy, a chance to pick the woman you really want.

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Words Of Wisdom From What we've undergone the past four years is quite subtle in comparison to what lies ahead. We as a people can remake this world. Remember, “opportunity you grasp today, tomorrow it may not come your way!” Yolanda M. What you want to be is something you are now becoming. Love A. Now is the time for us to face the real challenge of life and the world that has to be won. Cynthia B. “Be a leader, not a follower.” Deanna F. Life only exists once, so go out into the world with your acquired knowledge and grasp your chosen career, develop it to your fullest potential and distribute it among the world. Robin Y. “To thine own self by true! Our yesterdays follow us; they constitute our life and they give character and force and meaning to our present deeds.” Phyllis B. “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Valerie P. May many hours of love and happiness follow us throughout our lives. Kerhan C. Hey! What more can I say, to a class that has class. I know we're going to pass. So be it. Peace! and may Allah bless you all. Craig S. “Life is too short and precious. Therefore, don’t waste one moment. Do what you can today, because tomorrow may never come. Whatever you do. I wish you much success and happiness. S. Daniels. Life must go on. “Genius is one per-cent inspiration and ninety-nine per-cent perspiration. Marcella M. “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for Humanity. Renee A. 1 wish each and every person in the graduating class of ’78. the best of luck in all your future goals. Gail C. As-Salaam-Alaikum. Saleem J. Life is serious. Whatever you decide now will determine your future. Remember, nothing is as easy as it seems. Just be on guard. You’ll be suprised how much you can learn by watching, listening and being in the right place at the right time. Arleada C. Instead of worrying about what everybody else is doing and has done, concentrate on what you can do and what you will do to better yourself and the world around you. Albert C. Each person is an individual, with an individual mind. Do not conform to the ways of others. Always remember: You are unique. There is no one exactly like you. Therefore, you are a special being capable of controlling your own life. Pheon A. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you; but always look out for 1. Look to this day because tomorrow is a dream and yesterday was reality.