University High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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78 To The Class of June 1987 - Congratulations! Each of you has achieved academically! This is just one of the many important ingredients that make up the “circle of: life’’. As you travel the road ahead remember always to: Respect yourself and the rights of others. Never overindulge in any one thing for overindulgence will create disdain. Pursue your goals and ambitions with honesty. Stand tall for what you believe in; yet, at the same time have appreciation for the opinion of others. Give your best! In so doing, the best will come back to you. Learn to be commited and adapt to change. All of these ingredients when properly mixed will insure and contribute to your success in the future. Sincerely, ys ety Marie A. Bagby Principal Dear Graduates: It seems as if you entered University High School only yesterday! When I addressed you for the first time that day in September, | sensed there was something special about you. I was right! The enthusiasm and eagerness you displayed on that opening day have helped in motivating you to achieve academic success. You have met the tasks that were put before you. It is my firm belief that you will continue to face all of the challenges that life will thrust upon you with the same intensity you have displayed at University High School. Congratulations! Sincerely, T. V. Jones Vice-Principal

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CHAIRPERSONS Dear Graduates, The English and Foreign Lanquage teachers have en- deavored to give you a strong foundation in at least two languages, and a respect for written works of other cul- tures as well as your own. Using this as a beginning, we would like to see all of you pursue your education with an inquiring mind that respects all people’s opinions. Reflect on your academic expiences at University High School and use them to your advantage during the coming years. You will be and inspiration to those stu- dents who come behind you. Best wishes from all of us, Khadijah Bashir English Dept. Chairperson Walter Ge nuario From all the mathematics and science teachers to all the graduates of the class of 1987, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and sincerest best wishes. More than any fact or piece of information that you learned at University High, we hope that you ac- quired and unquenchable thirst to examine, to challenge, to learn and to grow. As you reaffirm your commitment to the pursuit of excellence, remember your commitment to your fellow man and to those less fortunate. You have made our school a better place. Let us go forward together and make our world a better place! James White To all the graduates of University High School we extend our heartfelt congradulations. We fully antici- pate that you will apply the skills and knowledge you have acquired to further your education and strive for excellence. The foundation you have recieved from University High School will enable you to become the leaders of the future. We know that among you are our conutries leaders, a possible Congressperson, Senator, or President. if3)