University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Cherise Williams Ernest Williams Gloria Williams Kerry Williams Cherise Williams Fclician College 4, C.l.T. 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Project Pride 3,4, Flagtwirler 1,2, SCO Recording Secretary 1,2,3,4, Omega Tau Omicron 1,2,3,4, Business Management reading, sing-•ng ... Ernest Williams Prudential, Mu- tual Benefit, N.J.l.T. 4 Business Administration or Accounting basketball,football,bike riding.base-ball, swimming Gail Williams CIT Program 2, Recorder Ensemble 2,3,4, Travel Club, Yearbook 4, Nursing, playing cards, bike riding, discos. Gloria Williams Prudential Life 2, Mutual Benefit 3 M.X.S. Track 1,2,3,3, Yearbook Staff 4, Plainfield Track 1,2,3, Travelers Club 1 Ac- countant and Business Administration ... jogging, knitting Kerry E. Williams C.l.T. Glass-boros State College Fine Arts Camp Band, Chorus,Wrestling photography,music . . . Gwendolyn Womble St. Peter's College 4, N.J.l.T. 4 Band 1, In- teract Club 4, Student Council 1, La Chic Esquisite Social Society 3 Computer science and Business Administration ... Khadijah Yasin Prudential, Mutual Benefit, . College of Saint Elizabeth, Encampment for Citizenship, ... Rutger's High School Scholar, Gynecologist, chorus, ... bowling, twirler, ... model. (jail Williams Gwendolyn Womble Khadijah Yasin

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Dedication We have known Mr. Ronald DeMiglio for four years. As our English teacher during our sophomore and senior years, he has given us a combination of responsibility and support which leads to maturity. He has challenged our minds to think independently, always with the expectation that we can and we will. Because of this, we are willing to put forth the extra effort to better ourselves. He is always there whenever we need guidance. Whether it be for academic or personal matters, we know that he will make every effort to get to the heart of our problems, and together, we can alleviate them. Mr. Donald DeMiglio believes in us. Mr. Ronald DeMiglio Fine Arts Teacher, Mrs. Gwen Jackson, is more than our art teacher and class advisor. She is a witty person who enables us to be open with her. As an art teacher, she tries to instill in us, appreciation for the asthetic things in life. Museums, theatres, and art exhibitions have all been included in our learning experience. Mrs. Jackson volunteered to be our senior class advisor and through her dedication united the class. She has worked arduously in organizing fund raising events which made it possible for the class of 1981 to have more than an academic year. We the senior class of 1981 would like to extend our deepest appreciation to Mrs. Jack-son for giving her time, effort and endless understanding. Mrs. Gwen Jackson