University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Shaheem Malammad Todd McClendow Sylvia McCoy Jomas McMillan Keashea McNeill Rachel Mitchell Thasmeane Montgomery Migdalia Marquez Martin Odom Luis Ortiz Colburn Peterson Michele Parker Evelyn Porter Katrina Register Nicole Richards Rahim Sandifer Wilfredo Santiago Lateef Sarnor Raishawn Scales Dawanda Simmons Rhonda Smith James Ward Nichole Warden Genene Ware Denise Watson Leslie Whitfield Robin Wiley Jamillah Williams Kamilah Yasin

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TAKE HUMAN BITES “Take Human Bites” Many of us have the tendency to bit off more than we can chew. Students tend to get involved in too many activities at once. You are setting yourself up for a “burn-out”, and denying yourself the opportunity to work up to your fullest potential. It is essential that you set your priorities in terms of short range goals as well as long range ones. Too many extra-curricular activities can put a strain on scholastics. Obsession with your studies can make you myopic in scope. A healthy balance be- tween activities and studies can assist you in your advancement toward maturity and adulthood. Moral: Don’t overdo it. Commit yourself to a reasonable amount of achievements and do your best. Joel biting off more than he can chew. Christopher Hurn Christine Jackson William Jackson Sashimu Johnson Tara Johnson Towanna Johnson Denise Jones Denise Jones Kenya King Carolyn Lassiter Erin Lawrence Eugene Lawson Tawanda Lewis Donna Little Sonia Lopez 75

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EsEY ES OF ART To learn history through the eyes of art was the premise that helped formulate the Art Social Science intercurriculm course. The course is presented as a one year course to all freshmen students at Univer- sity High. It intergrates art and world civilization in the hope that students will be encouraged to learn history with artistic values. The basic goal of the course is to outline the history of human expe- rience and achievement. It also demonstrates that art is a direct form of communication capable of transcending differences in time and culture. Left to Right Anna Barr Shani Baraka David Carambof Randy Berry Keisha Bethea Robert Bethune Derrick Bobbitt Twanda Bright Ashaki Browry Niya Brunson Sonya Bryant Donnell Burke China Bush Andrew Caldwell George Canty 77