University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Senior Directory Armstrong. Love 172 Huntington Avenue Newark. N. J. Daniels, Sheila 16 North Fifth Street Newark. N. J. Jones, Williams 420 South 11 Street Newark. N. J. Riley. Kelly 16 Huntington Terrace Newark. N. J. Arvin. Pheon 9 Grumman Avenue Newark. N. J. Dais, Rodney Bruce 132 South Ninth Street Newark. N. J. Jordan, Juanita 21 Wolcott Terrace Newark. N. J. Ruff, Mary 208 Camden Street Newark. N. J. Arvin. Renee 9 Grumman Avenue Newark. N. J. Devose. Leon 161 Johnson Avenue Newark. N. J. Little, Sharon 515 Elizabeth Avenue Newark. N. J. Sharpe. Graig 88 Somerset Street Newark, N. J. Barnes. Phyliss 18 Buffington Street Newark. N. J. Dyes. Lisa 440 Elizabeth Avenue Newark. N. J. Mayers. Lisa 87 Chadwick Avenue Newark, N. J. Sharpe. Kim 732 South 18 Street Newark. N. J. Benson, Donna 296 South 11 Street Newark. N. J. Edgarton. Harry 114 Barclay Street Newark. N. J. McCargo. Calvin 165 Wccquahic Avenue Newark, N. J. Singleton, Antonette 54 Boyd Street Newark. N. J. Bradley. Phyliss 351 13 Avenue Newark. N. J. Flewcllcn, Deanna 189 Seymour Avenue Newark. N. J. Means. Brenda 686 South 11 Street Newark. N. J. Taylor, James 80 Sunset Avenue Newark, N. J. Brandon. Brian Apt. 10-H 49 Lincoln Street Newark. N. J. Brown. Cynthia 430 North Fifth Street Newark. N. J. Caldwell, Kerhan 246 Renner Avenue Newark. N. J. Calloway. Albert 215 Renner Avenue Newark, N. J. Carter. Gail 274 West Kinney Street Newark. N. J. Cartwright, Cybelia 105 Keer Avenue Newark, N. J. Flowers, Kathy 145 Hedden Terrace Newark. N. J. Franklin, Debbie 299 Clinton Avenue Newark. N. J. Frazier. Annie 814 South 19 Street Newark. N. J. Freeman, Sharon 339 Leslie Street Newark, N. J. Grant, Yvonne 437 Badger Avenue Newark. N. J. Hall. Sam 171 Hillside Avenue Newark, N. J. Melvin, Tony 274 West Kinney Street Newark. N. J. Miah, Mymonah 26 Beverly Street Newark. N. J. Miller. Donna 463 Fourth Avenue Newark, N. J. Mitchell, Marcella 381 Badger Avenue Newark. N. J. Mitchell, Robin 319 Belmont Avenue Newark, N. J. Mobley, Eric 135 James Street Apt. 10E Newark. N. J. Taylor. Sonja 274 Littleton Avenue Newark, N. J. Thompson. Sharon 117 Vassar Avenue Newark. N. J. Toler, Dawn 97 Prince Street Apartment 3A Newark, N. J. Williams. Alvin 732 South 18 Street Newark. N. J. Williams. Bernetta 191 Dewey Street Newark, N. J. Ware, Chandcr 797 South Tenth Street Newark. N. J. Carruthers, Joan 754 South 19 Street Newark. N. J. Hayes, Sheila 413 Clinton Place Newark, N. J. Monroe, Beverly 126 Chadwick Avenue Newark, N. J. Williams. Gloria 141 James Street Newark, N. J. Christian, Arleada 14 Schecrer Avenue Newark, N. J. Howell, Barry 253 South Seventh Street Newark. N. J. Morgan, Yolanda 595 North Fifth Street Newark. N. J. Williams, Hylia 335 South 12 Street Newark, N. J. Clark. Kimberly 678 South 18 Street Newark. N. J. Hyattc, Heather 15 Dewey Street Newark, N. J. Parker. Mark 7 Bock Avenue Newark, N. J. Williams, Loretta 477 University Avenue Newark, N. J. Collins. Charlotte 24 Riverview Terrace Newark, N. J. Jeffries, Debra Newark. N. J. Pryor. Valicric 62 Seymour Avenue Newark, N. J. Williams, Pamela 326 14 Avenue Newark. N. J. Connor, Linda 373 Seymour Avenue Newark, N. J. Johnson. Vincent 435 South 11 Street Newark. N. J. Ramirez, Maria 706 South 19 Street Newark, N. J. Youngc, Derek 746 South Tenth Street Newark, N. J. Crosslcy, Aaron 166 North 12 Street Newark, N. J. Johnson. Walter 837 Hunterdon Street Newark, N. J. Ramos, Miriam 202 Montclair Avenue Newark, N. J. Young. Robin 96 Grand Avenue Newark, N. J. 102

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The Class Of ’78 Looking beyond the silver lining is not enough, but g ing beyond it can be fulfilling. Kathy F. Don’t let the storms of life get you down Remember the sun will shine and the rainbow full of colors will brighten up your life. Stand up for what you believe, even if nobody else agrees with you. Someday everybody will honor you for being yourself. Miriam R. I wish you success, and all your future desires to be granted. Vincent J. Love is a feeling you feel when you’re about to feel a feeling you’ve never felt before. Good Luck. Class of 78. Robin M. For those who didn’t know but were afraid to ask: we seek we grow we discover we make we lose we go we recover we please we create we give we achieve we will live Khalif B. Life’s the most precious gift of all. The chance to experience the physical and spiritual things that life itself offers is the most precious treasure of all. Kim S. Ours is the challenge to try to do morc-to contribute to our sisters and brothers-to take the lead and say. yes; forget the word impossible”. We, working together, can bring people together. DeNeicc W. We’ve come a long way: and we still have a long way to go. Walter J. Reach out and touch the many opportunities life offers you. Develop all of the talents within you. Try to accomplish all the things that will make “you” a happy person. Charlette C. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Eric M. Well, it’s time to move on. people, on into the real world. As we continue to mold our lives, I hope we will never forget the memorable moments that we’ve shared together. 1 pray that we will all be blessed and truly pursue any ambition that will help both your society and you. Be strong and hold on ... cause we’re gonna make it. Now that we arc free to determine the outcome of our lives, rebuild the world, shape it. and love it for today and tomorrow. Yvonne G. This is only the beginning; what we’ve gone through so far can only be a small portion of what we have to face. Remember ... the effort applied is the ointment to the failure and the foundation to success. Leon D. To look back on our past in the presence of the future allows us to remember the roads we’ve journied to accomplish our goals in life. Sheila H. Achieve your goals today because tomorrow is the farthest reality. Aaron C. 101

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Advisors Message They say that the first time around is the hardest. It's impossible to imagine things getting anything but easier! University High did not exist until September, 1977, and we did not move into our building until a month later. Advisors had to volunteer, staffs had to be recruited, a photographer and publisher contracted with, al! at the proverbial last minute. We were very fortunate in all respects. We are deeply appreciative to many — staff members Yolanda Morgan, Sheila Daniels, Maria Ramirez, and Sharon Thompson, along with a host of others, for the hours of meetings, writing, editing, rewriting, typing, and going slightly beserk with us as we faced deadlines. To the business staff which labored heroically for long hours on the booster campaign, raising well over $2,000, profound thanks, especially to Cynthia Brown, Susan Burnett, Kcrhan Caldwell, and 20 more. To our colleagues, with particular appreciation to Paula Eckstein and Walter Genuario, many thanks for the assistance in fundraising, and patience with us as we made demands on their time and nerves, to get the work done in a quality way, and on time. Special thanks to our director and deputy director, Willie Young and Joe Malanga. for their wisdom, guidance, understanding, and help in a hundred different ways. We are particularly indebted to Mr. Lou Esposito, the yearbook publisher's representative, a pro in every sense of the word, without whom this book would have been impossible. And finally, thanks to Mr. Louis Allen of Glamour Studios, for his fine photographs, and many trips to the school. And, of course, thanks to the class of 1978, the raison d'etre of the first PHOENIX. Ron De Miglio Jim Lowenstcin 103