University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Kim contemplates next play. | | | { 4 are to maintain unit aad ship as they develop into. ndi- viduals. The class wants to enter — the growing world with a firm foundation, pride and a sense of committment toward a better tle, William m Moy

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LEADERSHIP MOLDS CHARACTER Mrs. Wilson gives support to seniors. Troy Fergus hard at work.

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Jason breaks loose at Senior Disco SOPHOMORE OFFICERS The sophisticated sophomore class of U.H.S. has three major goals for their future high school life. First, they want to maintain a unique class spirit. Secondly, they plan to raise as much money as possible to defer the graduation costs they will soon be facing. Lastly, they are starting the col- lection of dues early. Ist R-A. DeLee, K. Eady 2nd R- D. Jones, T. La Mar, T. Tortorello, advisor Joel striving to be free?? The Leo Club is a non-profit organization which was established to service the needs of the community and its citizens. Over the years the club has dedicated itself to handicapped children and their needs. Through the use of fund raisers and other projects the club raises money to donate to other community based pro- grams. Our own Leo Club was established this year and is the only active club in the City of Newark. The officers are Keith Wilks, president; Tiffany Rivers, Vice President; Maurice Gordon, Treasurer; Leslie Whitfield, Secretary; Cisco Carter, Advisor. Front Row: L-R A. Smith, T. Rivers, S. Jones, A. Davis, G. Turner, D. Allen. Sec- ond Row: L-R R. Barr, A. Lowry, P. Bum- brey, L. Whitfield, R. Wiley, A. Gaines. Third Row: L-R C. Hurd, J. Barnes, K. Wilks, G. Williams. Deliah taking a break between classes.