Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

OUR GOLDEN YEAR Hi .♦.� •.� .! � .� .« .� .♦ NEW IMAGE NEW ATTITUDE lilt «■ mm XT fable of Contents The LEGEND staff selected the theme for this year to be, Our Golden Year” — 50 years of academic excellence. The Indians are in the midst of celebrating the 50th anniversary and in doing so we are experiencing nothing less than academic excellence. Ms. LEGEND — 1984 Tammy Brown (Class of 1985) Mr. LEGEND — 1984 Tharien ’’Karim” Arnold (2nd year) The title of Mr. and Ms. LEGEND is earned by an outstanding member of the LEGEND staff. LEGEND is the title of the Weequahic High School Yearbook compiled annually by the legend staff under the advisorship of Mr. Warren Troublefield. The LEGEND is the largest high school yearbook printed in Newark. Our masterpiece is the only yearbook in the city with a large variety of full process color photos. All beautiful color portraits located in the senior section are taken by Beim Photographers. We consider our yearbook to be a perfect example of our theme Weequahic Indians Love Success.” Sincerely we know you will share our feelings. Enjoy the book because we enjoyed making the Legend a Success”. THE KEY TO SUCCESS IS ACADEMICS FIRST ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦if 5 KATHY. SHARON. MICHELLE W.. AND MICHELLE B.. GET INVOLVED IN ACADEMICS WITH DAVE. COMPREHENSIBLE: LAWS OF NATURE.. (L TO R) ROB. HENRIETTA. NEIL. MIKE AND SHONDA REVIEW ECOLOGY 6 COMPUTERIZED: FOR THE EIGHTIES. ANDREA COMPUTES IN BUSINESS MACHINES HR SUCCESSFUL INDIANS THIRST FOR COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE. 7 Applied Sciences = Success The Science Department at Weequahic High School provides a diversified program of study including not only a basic science curriculum but also specialized courses which include Chemistry II, Urban Ecology, Science Math, and General Physics. Throughout the school year, the department schedules community resource people to discuss at the classroom level topics which include career opportunities in the sciences or allied health fields, or special topics such as paleontology, astronomy, atomic physics, and genetics. We also schedule throughout the school year several assemblies for many of our science students. Some of the more popular programs included those put on by New Jersey Bell Telephone and the Oak Ridge Associated University. Field trips are limited, but several students have had the opportunity to visit the Bronx Zoo, Beth Israel Hospital, Newark Airport, and the Sandy Hook Science Consortium. The Science Department also offers students the opportunity to join the Science Club on an extracurricular basis. It has been the philosophy of the Science Department to provide a program tailored to the abilities, interests and career goals of the student through his or her four years at Weequahic High School. The department has developed a booklet for both the parent and student with course offerings, prerequisites, credits and descriptions. Each student is also provided with proficiencies for each science course taken. 9 HISTORY = SUCCESS HISTORY = SUCCESS The History Department offers students of Weequahic High School a broad spectrum of classes that encompasses the social studies curricula from Afro-American History to Psychology and Sociology. Our primary concern is to teach young men and young women to think critically for themselves and to arrive at a decision that is based upon fact, not myth or prejudice. Do not listen to the soothsayer who preaches violence of hatred based upon half truths of innuendoes, but rather examine the facts yourself and reach your own conclusions based upon justice, mercy and understanding of those who think differently than you do. You, the graduates of today, are the citizens of tomorrow and the success or failure of this country is largely in your hands. II ENGLISH = SUCCESS In mastering English, one becomes skilled in the areas of verbal and written communication. Here at Weequahic High School, the English courses are structured to meet the diversified needs of our students. This task is accomplished through the careful planning and presentation of course objectives, proficiency expectations and meaningful units. In addition to our regular English courses, the curriculum includes: Journalism, Speech, Drama, Creative Writing and Honors English. One of the most diversified levels of instruction takes place during the senior year, in which our instructors are preparing students for college and the work world. In addition to the study of literary masterpieces, and a strong emphasis on the basic skills, a standard item is the compilation of a formal research paper of the graduating senior class. The teachers of the English Department believe that if every student can leave Weequahic High School with skills that relate to each of his goals, our objectives have been accomplished. 12 Math = Success Minimum basic skills: seems to be the center of concern for the Mathematics Department this year. It’s more than just back to basics. It’s communication, records, feedback, individualized teaching, and followups. Students are still required to take a Mathematics exam their junior year to qualify them for graduation and, if required, Mathematics Review for those who need additional instruction. Amidst all this remedial work, courses like Advanced Placement Math (MAP), trigonometry, and geometry are still managing to survive in the curriculum. These are your basic college prep courses. Tutoring is a vital part of the Compensatory Education program in the Math Department and usually accompanies courses like General Math and Pre-Algebra. Consumer Math is a practical elective offered to grades ten through twelve. In this course, the student learns how to manage money, how to work percentages, discounts, mark-ups, mark-downs, budgeting, banking, and investing. Certainly in this age of the calculator, the study of Mathematics is holding its own. MUSIC = SUCCESS Most of the students of Weequahic High School possess a high level of innate talent and many of the students harbor a sharp artistic sensitivity. In the Music Department we seek to direct the students to first develop an awareness of their talent, sensitivity and potential. Secondly, after the students become aware of their individuality, the emphasis is put on nurturing the individual to grow intellectually and independently through critical thinking and self-evaluation. The third phase is to motivate the students to continue, at some level, an interest and or direct participation in musical performance. To ahcieve our goals the Music Department offer a music major program as well as diverse music classes such as Music Workshop I and II, Chorus, Advanced Mixed Chorus; instruction in instruments (strings, brass, woodwinds and percussion). Marching band and Jazz Band. 14 BUSINESS = SUCCESS Business as usual” in the Business Department means preparing students for the job market 21st century and before. Many students are presently working in the job market and have been placed with the help of the course, Cooperative Office Education, taught by Mr. Barry Berger. Students spend half a day in school and half a day on the job with Mr. Berger supervising their movements. The department feels that every student should be exposed to a course in business, because we all are consumers and can use the knowledge gained from a business course. The Business Department has something for every student: Personal Typing, Business Machines, General Business, Business Math, Book and Record Keeping I and II, Machine Transaction, Office Practice, Stenography I and II, Business Communication and Data Processing. GUIDANCE = SUCCESS For some high school students, the Guidance Counselor does not become significant until the senior year. At this juncture, graduates become concerned about credits, too much work from teachers and the unexpressed fear of what will happen to them after graduation. The Guidance Department anticipates these concerns and many opportunities are provided to assist the students in making decisions which meet their interests, skills and goals. Major activities during the year have been: Group and individual conferences with representatives from colleges, career schools, military service, etc. Consistent use of the computer information system for up-to-date college and career information according to specific needs. Accompanying students to out of state college ca-reer conferences. Financial Aid Workshops for parents and students. Alumni Day Program featuring recent graduates. Informing students about non-school related programs or projects to facilitate cultural and or social awareness. 16 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 17 1984 HALLOWEEN DISCO IT'S A REAL THRILLER 19 THE CLASS OF 1984 SENIOR FASHIONS PART I IS DESIGNED BY DARLENE LAMPLtY. DARLENE STATES THAT GOD CREATED MAN. BUT DESIGNERS CREATE INDIVIDUALS. THROUGH MY DESIGNS I EXPRESS MUCH CHARACTER. PERSONALITY AND FEMININITY. PEOPLE MUST RE AlIZE THAT BEING A DESIGNER IS SOMETHING THAT COMES FROM WITHIN AND NOT SOMETHING YOU CAN PRETEND TO BE. BECAUSE IT T AKES ORIGINALITY AND CREATIVITY. DESIGNING IS AN AREA I HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED AND I THANK GOD FOR BEING GIITED IN THIS AREA. FASHION DESIGNING NO MATTER HOW IT IS DEFINED. MEANS NOTHING UNLESS YOU CAN STYLIZE YOUR HEART’ WITH YOUR MIND. I THANK GOD FOR MY LIFE. HEALTH AND MY FUTURE. DARLENE RENA I AMPLEY FASHION DESIGNER Cl ASS OF 1984 left to Right Back Ron Vickie Sander . Leon Leten . Tracey Cooper. Al-Mu tafj. Darlene lampley. Karen Merrill. On Vick. Cryftal lee. and Karen Shank left to Right Bottom Brenda Daniel . Michelle Burn , and Diane DeVaughn 23 O.B.A. CELEBRATES THE BIG 50th 1983-1984 HOMECOMING PAGEANT ADVISOR: MS. DEVATOR HOOKS COORDINATOR: MR. ANGELO ELERBEE COMMENTATOR: MS. ROSLYN BREVARD SAMUELS MCffllNC 1983-1984 HOMECOMING PARADE. 26 Vikrlt Muon Ms. Winter JU Henrietta Hemming ay Ml. Ta Ironori I alter Ms. Charm Cerai.il te Keen - Ms. Spring lita liiwn Mi Summer lesty Everson Ms Summer Sherronda iHiam Mi. Congenial V tote tie Baptiste M� Personality Kenya Edmond Mr Personality It Karyn Benion Ms. Glamour Andrea Boyd M . Success Martina Thomas Ms. Seventeen 39 1984 Calendar Personalities Ml. Suwmuit Pjlritfii CUik 30 1984 Calendar Personalities 31 32 MR. LAWRENCE MAJOR — PRINCIPAL Dear Friends. As Principal of Weequahic High School. I offer congratulations to the Class of 1984. and commend you for the outstanding manner in which you have assembled this yearbook, and for the way in which you are presently conducting other related graduation activities. You have prepared four years for this moment, and indeed deserve all the accolades associated with these events. Graduation is. as everyone knows, both an ending and a beginning. The experiences and knowledge you have attained at Weequahic High School should allow you to be more perceptive, more sensitive, and more concerned for the overwhelming, educational, economic and ethical problems which face us all. There are new ideas that beckon you. and unresolved problems which challenge you for solutions. Each of you must make the personal and delicate choice of which career to pursue. You will succeed in your choice since you have been prepared by dedicated and highly skilled educators, and you possess the will to accept the challenges. Through your faith and through your deeds, you shape your life, and eventually you will help shape the lives of others as well. Again I congratulate you and wish you continued success. It is hoped that you will continue to seek knowledge and that you will experience a full life, rich with the rewards of accomplishment and treasures of purposeful existence. I believe that the difference between a nation that will flourish and one which will merely survive, will be in how well it prepares its youth. I also believe that young people can be adequately prepared through the combined efforts of parents, teachers, administrators boards of education, and the students themselves. I know that you. the 1984 Graduating Class of Weequahic High School, will be the scientists, the leaders and the thinkers, who will make that difference. GOOD LUCK. Yours Truly. Lawrence Major OUR GOLDEN YEAR-NEW IMAGE NEW ATTITUDE 33 SECURITY STAFF 34 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Lawrence Ma� oe Principal Mi. Norma Brown — Vice Principal Mr. Ben O'Neal — Vice Principal Of FlCt -o wt Mr. Charles Meadow Vice Principal M . Jeanne Oppel Vice Principal Mr. Loui PlfHnte Vice Principal CONGRATULATIONS 37 JAMES W. WRIGHT. Ed.D. ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE SUPERINTENDENT IN CHARGE OF SECONDARY PROGRAMS SPECIAL ED. AND SERVICES Ahmed Popo jnd W ilium Woolen Special Ed. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mlk« Daniel — Chairman — Urn An Foreign Lang and Music Dept Field Howard Jennifer John on Kathleen FJolme 42 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sharon Berry ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Bruce Jacob Sharon Northcutt P«68V Page James Newman Robin Phifer D I Lint DAT E LI NE Connie Morahan ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Linds Smith Nyoka Stackhouse Nancy Savoca Sarah Sutton Steven Tsavlis Annie William 47 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Burton Finkdftein Hardv FFofcne Robert Hollander - Chairman Janice Adam Nicholas Falzarano OUR PROUD FACULTY 52 MEDIA CENTER Mar hana Chapman Dcvaior Hook — Hoad Librarian Wiliam f oldman BUSINESS DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 55 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATH DEPARTMENT MATH DEPARTMENT 59 PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT ■ lc t«r Fu� CO Chairman Patricia Barrow — Home Ec. y Burney L. Adam — Coop. Ed. Joyce Au tm Home Ec. 60 Robert Dennebaum — Graphic Art w v ft % y ' • ■ K'% F • PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT i 61 PHYSICAL EDUCATION = SUCCESS Physical Education involves the physical activities of running, jumping, kicking, throwing, batting, pulling, balancing and lifting. Teaching physical education is not like teaching in any other area. Its object is to give the greatest possible development to a pupil’s physical powers, habits and character. In accomplishing this, we expect that the teacher will exercise iniative, ingenuity, and creative ability. Physical education is mandated by the State Department to be part of the education process in each grade of the senior high school. Every pupil must have successfully completed a year in physical education for every year in school. 62 PRACTICAL ARTS = SUCCESS The Practical Arts Department prepares students for the year 2000 with concrete skills and consumer knowledge. The department attempts to provide each student with preparation, growth experiences and guidance for modern living through an instructional program which covers the technical, aesthetic, comsumer, recreational, occupational, organizational and cultural aspects of our society. The department encourages hands on activities to provide specific vocational skills and competencies. Advanced courses are offered to strengthen student proficiencies for employment opportunities. Courses offered are: Architectural Drawing, Clothing I and II, Consumer Education, Cooperative Home Economics, Cooperative Industrial Education, Early Childhood Development, Foods I and II, Graphic Arts I, and II, Mechanical Drawing I and II, Metals I and II, Woods I, II and III. 63 CHILDREN LEARN WHAT THEY LIVE IF A CHILD LIVES WITH CRITICISM. HE LEARNS TO CONDEMN. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH HOSTILITY, HE LEARNS TO FIGHT. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH RIDICULE, HE LEARNS TO BE SHY. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH SHAME. HE LEARNS TO FEEL GUILTY. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH TOLERANCE. HE LEARNS TO BE PATIENT. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH ENCOURAGEMENT. HE LEARNS CONFIDENCE. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH PRAISE, HE LEARNS TO APPRECIATE. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH FAIRNESS, HE LEARNS JUSTICE. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH SECURITY, HE LEARNS TO HAVE FAITH. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH APPROVAL. HE LEARNS TO LIKE HIMSELF. IF A CHILD LIVES WITH ACCEPTANCE AND FRIENDSHIP. HE LEARNS TO FIND LOVE IN THE WORLD. 64 Author — Dorothy Law Nolte Submitted by: Burney Adams ALI ABDULLAH AQUARIUS BUSINESS RODNEY ABRAM SAGITTARIUS TEACHER JEWEL ANDERSON VIRGO EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SOPHIA ANDERSON VIRGO JOURNALIST TUAWANA ANTHONY CANCER ACCOUNTING SHELIA ARCHER AQUARIUS SINGER ANGELO ARM WOOD GEMINI AUPIOTECHNOLOGY JUANITA ARMWOOD CAPRICORN NURSING THARIEN ARNOLD TAURUS LAWYER USA BAKER PATRICK BAPTISTE ARIES LIBRA ACCOUNTING FOOTBALL VIOLETTE BAPTISTE ARIES PEDIATRICIAN 65 SENIORS ... 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MAXINE BOATWRIGHT 1983-1984 SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR ...1983-1984 YEARBOOK ADVISOR MR. WARREN TROUBLEFIELD 95 1984 CLASS OFFICERS..... ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DEBORAH SAUNDERS PRESIDENT OTIS VICK VICE PRESIDENT SHERRONDA WILLIAMS SECRETARY TUAWANA ANTHONY TREASURER CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 97 Yvcue Crawley I Rhonda Brown 6 Gerard Lacey Crystal Hayes Diedra Sander Laura Jordan 44 Cynthia Olds 44 Michelle Henry ' mi David McAllister 32 Millicent Fitzpatrick 33 36 Tampata Brown 37 David McKinley 37 Not Available 41 Sheila Stoke 41 Ali a Marshall 41 Oscar Davis 30 Harvey Forney 49 Carrel Crockett Kembra Smith 34 Alonzo Montaque 35 Lynette Evans 37 Rutus Shoulars 40 Photo Not Available Stacy Tolliver 44 Tony Outerbridege 44 1984 WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS 101 DOING IT WITH CLASS 103 CLASS OF 1984 CELEBRATES ... Senior class executive board and guest speaker Dr. Gunther. KM Dr. Gunther takes lime out to shake hands with senior Cythia Olds. BLACK HISTORY MONTH ... Weequahic High School gospel chorus Teels the spirit. as Kenneth Bobien leads YOU SHOULD BE A WITNESS. Gerald Davis — directing the Weequahic High School gospel chorus GREAT ADVENTURES 1984 A DAY TO REMEMBER Ms. Lorraine White's Modern Dance Club MS. FOOTBALL 1984 — Tawana Perr ■ A v rf . % � A. ' , . A $ ?V| Catherine Johnson 113 MS. O.B.A. 1984 Iris Sims 114 1984 — Student Government O.B.A. Members Advisor. Ms. Hooks I lo R: Catherine Johnson. Vanessah Crowe. Karim Arnold, and Angela Edwards Executive Board of O.B.A. 115 BLACK HISTORY MR SHEER ROYALTY SHEER ROYALTY MS. CALENDAR GIRL 1984 VARIETY SHOW 1984 • • • A VARIETY OF FASHIONS WE DANCED!! BREAKERS • • ROBOTS DANCERS JUNIORS VERSUS SENIORS BASKETBALL GAME ACTION! ACTION! A VARIETY OF TALENTS • ADVISO PARENT, SECRETARY, SHOP STEWARD, 9 CLASS CO-ADVISOR. CHARM CLASS AD- P VISOR, FRIEND ... JOB WELL DONE! 1984 Legend Editor Weequahic H.S- Band Front 1984 130 1984 MARCHING BAND WEEQUAHIC MARCHING BAND 1984 Baton Twirlers Rifle Twirlers iH v I h ' , | ’ i y ' 'id jL iJfik T il 'jC L_tW. EHF - ’ M. If HHv r 7 IF. . • j 4 •V. ;V •;. v.-. Jr Shurranda Cooper and Denise Boswell ■ 1984 Flag Twirlers EOjU c. H M W S. MARCHING BAND 1984 Banner Carriers Regina Swint and Andrea Boyd 1984 Flag Twirlers M V ypr , -V- y v, v Kembra Smith — CLASS OF ’84 1984 CHEERLEADERS 139 1st runner-up Photographer of the Year Eric Dawson with Hershell Watkins 141 OPEN HOUSE 1984 • • • 1984 LEGEND STAFF THE LEGEND LIVES ON!!!! It has been a pleasure compiling the 1984 LEGEND. The many hours spent planning, photographing, typing and laying out the yearbook was a task that appeared to be impossible, but of course my together” staff tackled the impossible and did an excellent job. At this time I would like to thank each and everyone of you for a job well done. Continue to strive for success in all your future endeavors and remember I will always be a friend. Love and Happiness. Tawana Henson Warren Troublefield Legend Advisor Homecoming Pageant '84 146 Ms. D. Hooks — O.B.A. Advisor urn HOMECOMING PAGEANT '84 Career Club i- '•rtv Pia Wallace Pres.. Tracey Walker Vicc-Pres.. Cynthia Olds — Sec.. Advisor. Ms. Weaver Library Aides hinkn.ty U -Ui. W 157 SENIOR FASHIONS PART II 1 J i L to R — Samuel, Jevon, and Sean striving to become botanists CLASS OF 84 DIRECTORY All Abdulah 1 9 orumnun Avenue Orlando Berry 23 Wolcott Terrace 633-0163 Valerie Caesar 216 Pomona Avenue 9264454 Fred Daniels 30 Hawthorne Avenue 934 5219 Rodney Abeam 364 Ridgewood Avenue 9361602 Salome Bey 52 Wilbur Avenue 9336313 Chris Carson 156 Clinton Place 373-5919 Celeste Davis 251 Pomona Avenue 933-7935 Tawana Anthony 299 Leslie Street 926 5963 Sonia Bivens 1006 Bergen Street 926-3075 Antionette Charlden 99 Court Street 621-792? Gerald Davis 29 Crescent Avenue 936 2611 She da Archer 371 GOLDSMITH 929-1559 Darryl Bouy 5 Pomona Avenue 933-5710 Patricia Clark 2 Aldine Street 923 5993 Frances Darden 603 Eluabeth Avenue Carl Armstrong 46 Clinton Place 975-9194 Andrea Boyd 65 West Alpine Street 926 2550 Ida Clemons 153 Han bury Avenue 923 X68 laverne Davis 437 Badger Avenue 933 343? Angelo Armwood 49 Homestead 999 9927 Michael Boyd 739 South l h Street 6336559 Darrel Coleman 65 9th Street 493 2649 Oscar Davis 62 Schuyler Avenue 933 4160 Juanita Armwood 96 Leslie Street 999 4997 Carolyn Braxton 53 Ingraham Place 343-1195 Martha Coleman 795 South 15th Street 933 7376 Eric Dawson 156 Shepard Avenue 933 7139 Tharien Arnold 224 Smith Street 999 9093 Denise Britton 171 Mapes Avenue 926 6356 Crystal Coles 36 Schley Street 923-W3? Wanda Deloach 14 Crescent Avenue 933 663-' Sophia Anderson 163 Mapes 372-0069 Jackie Brown 143 Grumman Avenue 923 9465 Christina Conley 171 Harrison Street 673 1465 Diana Dcvaughn 175 Mapes Avenue 926 4317 I isa Raker 199 Custer Avenue 926 0020 Rhonda Brown 675 Belmont Avenue 9261133 Angela Cooper 916 Hunterdon Street 9363417 Kvmberley Dent 55 Wiloughby 9266772 Patrick Baptiste 46 Farley 242 9122 Stephanie Brown 69 Leslie Street 373 4669 Tracie Cooper 134 Vassar Avenue 933-0553 Shelly Doctor 59 W iloughby 933 2974 Violette Baptiste 920 South 16th Street 373 5993 Marisa Brunt 19 Bayview Avenue Regina Crawford 7 Patten Place 399 0911 Pamela Douglas 9 Wilbur Avenue 923 5294 Wanda Banks 99 Mapes Avenue 933 3115 Tampata Brown 299 Wainwright Street 923 4206 Vvette Crawley 30 Millington Avenue 374 3569 Christine Dowell 399 Leslie Street 9246395 Sharon Barlield 66 fabyan Place 375 0653 Roosevelt Buchanan 25 Harding Terrace 923 4970 Gary Crochclt 41 Lyons Avenue 933 9793 Sean DUPREE 215 Hansbury Avenue 923 9359 Irskine Barrino 95 Tillinghast Street 3 3 9105 Timothy Burgess Jr. 9 Millngton Avenue 633 4935 Vanessah Crowe 170 Clinton Place 374 2099 Leonora Easter 15 W illoughby 9262059 Diane Barron 269 Weequahic Avenue 9230517 Demne Burney 279 Vassar Avenue 933 4543 Zenobia Cummings 413 Lyons Avenue 9266331 Richard Edghill 193 Goldsmith Avenue 373-9950 Keisha Bell 35 Bayview Avenue 933 7351 MicheNe Burris 257 Weequahic Avenue 9360266 Tyrone Cunningham 92 North Munn Avenue 399 1210 Kenya Edmonds 125 Grumman Avenue 933 3035 Marilyn Bell 333 Wamwright Street 926 4177 Henry Bussey Jr. 929 Bergen Street 9363377 Reginald Cutllll 177 Goodwin Avenue 923-0663 Lisa Faison 35 Stengel Avenue 933 946 Caryn Benson 163 Dewey Street 934 2995 Tommy Butts 193 Dewey Street 9262663 Brenda Daniels 193 Keer Avenue 933 9426 Russell Far low 131 Huntington Terrace 926526 162 CLASS OF ’84 DIRECTORY Milicent Fitzpatrick 19 Schley Street 313-9663 Natalie Greer 40 Wainwright Street 9360495 Alice Flanigan 64 Summit Avenue 936 3224 David Griffin 336 0 borne Terrace 933 0961 Eloise Ford 166 Clinton Place 3'3-4l35 Sylvia Guions 361 Leslie Street 9363566 Canute Forile 261 Clinton Place 9364154 Frederick Hadley 357 Schley Street 933 6138 Harvey Forney S3 Eckert Avenue 373 9065 Tere a Hal 39 Aldme Street 9369773 Robert Fratzer 135 Maple Avenue 9360940 Brenda Helton 134 Scheerer Avenue 933 3391 Earl Freeman 309 Weequahic Avenue 933 3095 Valerie Hard nett 355 Schley Street 933 5538 Sheresa Fryar 31 Bragaw Avenue 933 3040 Nilo Hare 84 Lehigh Avenue 933-3599 lynette Evan 51 Aldme Street 933 8493 Jeffrey Hargrove 339 Wainwright 933 9438 Le ly Ever on II Bay view Avenue 933 3347 Lynne Harney Clinton Place 3730691 Li a Gardner 184 Grumman Avenue 936 3550 Michelle Harper 786 South 13th Street 343-3189 Floyd Ga� kin 33 Dewey Street 936 3395 William Harrell 387 Va ar Avenue 933 3486 Christopher Gee 35 Vanvelsor Place 933-9606 Steve Harris 688 Hunterdon Street 631-7435 Cynthia Gilford 185 Shephard Avenue 9360193 Toma Hatcher 55 Treacy Avenue 933-7493 Gregory Gillespie 75 Philip Place 375 6364 Debra Hawkin 318 Hawthorne Avenue 834 0635 Charlotte Ginyard 456 le lie Street 933 1618 Crystal Hayes 33 Crescent Avenue 836 3074 Felicia Golden 47 Aldme Street 933-NM3 Lattimore Hayes 9 Fessenden Place 399 8353 Erwin Graham 8 Millington Avenue 343 9130 Pamela Hayes 53 Hobson Street 399 4356 Derrick Greene 454 Hawthorne Avenue 933 5305 Henrietta Hemingway 369 W. Runyon Street 373-6475 Michele Henry 110 Corner Terrace 834 3753 Catherine Johnson ICC Columbia Ave 373 1437 Tawana Henson 455 Leslie Street 9360315 Detphme Johnson 1 1 Lehigh Avenue 933 5683 Clarrence Hi! 95 Grummar Avenue Jacquie Johnson 133 Keer Avenue 933 008 Francesca Hill 19 Edwin Place 9363051 Jerome Johnson 365 Schley Street 933 3485 Shawn Hockaday 161 Lehigh Avenue 375-7519 Keith Johnson 314 Dayton Street 343 0856 Tilmiena Holiday 301 Chancellor Avenue 933 ’877 Nathaniel Johnson 370 Renner Avenue 936 3338 Aaron Holman 341 Lyon Avenue 933 1353 Christopher Jones 39 Weequahic Ave. 933 3006 Crystal Holman 341 Lyons Avenue 933 3839 Darren Jones 39 Weequahic Ave. 933 3006 Frank Holman 370 Renner Avenue David Jones 103 Weequahic Ave. 933 1889 Patricia Howel 130 W. Runyon Street 834-3585 Marta Jones 1051 Hunterdon Street 933 4598 Towanna Hubbard 393 Leslie Street 933 '737 Pia Jones 319 Renner Ave. 9339135 Marion Hunter 41 Lehigh Avenue 9361787 Rodney Jones 1051 Hunterdon Street 933 4598 Gina Jackson 170 Mapes Avenue 933 8596 Ronald Jones 303 Chancellor Avenue 933 9846 Jonmc Jackson 170 Schyler Ave. 933 3033 Sherry Jones 36 Millington Avenue 374 8540 Renee Jackson 130 Chancellor 933 4083 Laura Jordon 15 Mapes Mace 933 1330 Ronald Jackson 51 Stengel Ave 933 4033 Hasana Kelly 515 Elizabeth Avenue 933 1319 Yolanda Jackson 136 Wainwright 933 4367 Kenneth Kelly 354 Schley Street 673 9354 Fatima James 35 Porter Avenue 9365663 Katherine King 77 Seymour Avenue 834 0395 Ally son Johnson 391 leslie Street 9365'I3 Geraldine Koon 795 Bergen Street 343-7706 CLASS OF 84 DIRECTORY Gerard Lacey 184 Hawthorne Avenue 143-5319 David McAllister 585 Elizabeth Avenue 33 813 Darlene I ample y ''88 South llth Street 824 4151 Wanda McCal 12 Grant Avenue 824 4176 Lira lance If Aldine Street 923-0'60 Shronne McClary 32 Pemarest Street 923-7764 Crystal lee 117 Weequahic Avenue 234 74 Piondrca Me Dowel 127 Rreesw Ave. 923 2283 Cassandra tester 503 Clinton Place 260846 Yvette McGhee 186 Wainwright 36 2364 I eon I wens II 527 Hawthorne Avenue 372 4285 Katina McGowan 349 Hawthorne 623-2538 Katherine lewis 532 Hawthorne Avenue 236139 Chris McKmght 70 WiBoughby Street 23 8465 lorrie lewis 7 Mapes Avenue 23 2785 David McKinley 810 South 16th Street 374-6723 Renee lewis 458 Hawthorne Avenue 373 2020 Kelvin McLean II Aldme Street 26 2677 Lydia Lyles 205 Renner Avenue 923 9862 Aletha Mclenre 82 Grove Street 3710274 Jeffery Mace 3CO Pomona Avenue 923 5335 Andre McMillan II 20 Edwin Place 260335 Jody Macon 250 Pomona Avenue 923 8241 Karen Merrill 22 Irving Avenue Michelle .Maddox 30 Schuyler Avenue 371-4285 linda Miller 22 Nye Avenue 923-3602 Denise Mann 58 Stengel Avenue 923 4935 Jevon Mint! 254 Osborne Terrace 936 2582 Alisa Marshall 46 Irvine Turner Blvd. 5 6 8572 Mary Mltchel 150 Dewey Street 926 4222 Toney Martin 38 WiBoughby Street 23-273 Alonzo Montaque 178 Goodwin Avenue 622-7976 Valerie Mason 150 Pomona Ave. 923-CM56 Cheryl Moment 388 Seymour Avenue 375-230 Regina May nor 245 Pomona Ave. 23 0187 Patricia Montaque 21 Chadwick Avenue 242 048 Marceia Mayo 21 Eessenden Place 372 2553 Vaulter Morgan 36 Hadger Avenue 243 0073 Sean Morris 318 Dayton Street 2436294 Erik Revoal 225 Osborne Terrace 933 7451 Craig Morrison 156 Weequahic Avenue 933 8346 Donald Rich 17 Shaw Avenue 933 8845 Stacey Mosley 160 Lehigh Avenue 923 9035 Bridget Richardson 5 Pomona Avenue 933 2680 Michetme Neal 370 Badger Avenue 343011 Harriet Richardson 603 Elizabeth Avenue 923 3231 Stanley Newton 416 Irvine Turner Blv. 33 9013 Sharon Richardson 14 Grand Avenue 8246530 Sheila Nobles 1024 Bergen Street 9260 52 Valerie Roberson 15 Chancellor Avenue 923-7747 Cynthia Olds 56 Eabyan Place 373 8553 Tracey Robinson 202 Eairmont Avenue 596-1356 Tony Outerbridge 278 Seymour Avenue 248 7153 Joyce Rodgers 778 Bergen Street 923 5873 Ronald Parker 165 Watson 926-5353 Ercfc Rodgers 161 Clinton Place 923-87 5 Theresa Patterson 415 South 8th Street 399 2771 Andre Rose 314 Chadwick Avenue 834 2533 Elane Peeples 36 leo Place 596-1295 Isadore Russell 413 Ivons Avenue 243 2273 Jewel Perdue 1 Hansburv Avenue 933 1430 Adrlene Sanders 15 Achley Street 373-8267 Denise Perry 111 Dewey Street 824 1118 Diedra Sanders 8 Shephard Avenue 33 5668 Tawanda Perry 7 5 South 15th Street 1 936-3558 Meta Sanders 33 Irving Avenue 933 4134 Denise Ponder 242 Pomona Avenue 23-3872 Vickie Sanders III Weequahic Avenue 23-1164 Denise Price 46 Scheerer Avenue 923 5262 Denise Sanderson 15 Goldsmith Avenue 375-163 Dwayne Price 134 Chance lor Avenue 36 4 0 Deborah Saunders 50 Chelsea Avenue 373 '808 Derrick Raines 176 Wamwnght Street 23-4552 Karen Shanks 433 Leslie Street 26 1615 Gregory Ransom 44 Homestead Park 399-76 8 Al Mustafa Sharrieff 14 Stengel Avenue 926-0771 164 CLASS OF ’$4 DIRECTORY Shirley Sheer 275 Renner Avenue 923-5592 Dexter Strickland 177 Lehigh Avenue 933-3846 James Waker 67 Isabella Avenue 373 4536 Sherronda Wiliam 79 17th Avenue 634 6580 Rulu Shoular 383 Hawthorne Avenue 399 8076 Vane a Strickland 133 Schuyler Avenue 933 1377 Tracey Walker 304 Hansbury Avenue 926-3T66 Sydney Wiliam 369 Clinton Place 936-0576 Kevin Simpson 26 Nairn Place 242 4966 Gurdruda Taylor 51 Nairn Place Vonda Walker 696 High Street 63l 8063 Andre Wilson 343 Schley Street 923 4358 Shavette Small 36$ Le lie Street 936-0511 Kim Taylor 255 Keer Avenue 923 3683 Darrin Wallace 9 Cre cent Avenue 926 3437 Tyrone Wilson 86 South 13th Street 483 0853 Dianne Smith 132 Huntington Street ArncH Thoma 414 Jellilf Avenue 243 8616 Pia Wallace 334 Clinton Place 933-7449 Janet W'mkcy 30' West Runyon Street Jerry Smith 38 Keer Avenue 926 2304 Derrick Thoma 79 Seymour Avenue Ronald Warren 337 Wainwright Street 9361663 Suk-lai Wong 368 Chan color Avenue 936 6435 Kembra Smith 130 Goldsmith Avenue 933 860' Martina Thoma 29 Vernon Avenue 373 1332 Miriam Webb 801 Elizabeth Avenue 936 2815 Connie Woodard 388 Renner Avenue 933 4840 Philip Smith 103 Goodwin Avenue 399 0522 Anthony Thompson 60 Millington Avenue 375-3507 Willie Webb 114 Georgia King Vilage 631-’’084 Reginald Woodard 288 Renner Avenue 933 4840 Tony Smith 10 Schley Street 3731368 Ronanetha Thorne 195 Renner Avenue 824 166’ John West 119 Shephard Avenue 936-3583 Janice Wright 49 Fabyan Place 399 7031 Wade Smith 30 Wainwright Street 923 3926 Christine Talbert 116 Maple Avenue 633 5833 lanora Whitaker 59 Tillmghast Street 374 5710 Nathalie Wright |7 Wainwright Street 3991896 Billy Joe Spatcher 1432 Franklin Street 936 3909 Eric Tarrence 33 Hobson Street 933 3M7 Bruce White 270 Renner Avenue Bonita Young 73 Wolcott Terrace 923 1475 Benjamin Spencer 114 Leslie Street 3710770 Darlene Thoma 7 Lehigh Avenue 923 2980 Cynthia White 14 White Terrace 399 0394 Tim Spruill 243 Wainwright Street 926-9148 Doreen Thoma 7 Lehigh Avenue 933 2980 Charles W'riliams 440 Elizabeth Avenue 243 6039 Sabrina Stanley 23 Harden Terrace 933 4538 Stacy Tolliver 3 Aldine Street 933 1396 Frank Wiliam 106 Schley Street 923 8643 Sylvester Starling 3' Grumman Avenue 933 2841 MecheBe Troupe 12 Custer Avenue 9336419 JoAnn Williams 373 Chadwick Avenue 933 4401 Ingcr Steven 42 Fabyan Place 3991483 Donna Tyler 186 Mape Avenue 933 6326 Juyianna Wiliam 685 South 19th Street 343 1049 Jonathan Strand 603 Elizabeth Avenue 933 5563 Tina Tyson 192 Hansbury Avenue 926 5893 Kely Wiliam 34 St. James Place 936 5149 Shelia Stock 117 Fabyan Place 3'I$I05 Marc Tyson 178 Huntington Street 933 IF47 Michelle Wiliam 381 Seymour Avenue 9361174 Tanya Stoke 76 Ftuniington Terrace 9265536 Otis Vick 16 Shaw Avenue 9361381 Sandra Wiliam 144 Scheerer Avenue 936 4459 165 CONCENTRATION — SUCCESS .. 168 Violette Baptitte Patrica Clark Alice Flanigan Alonio Montague Adricne San«Jer« Cheryl Moment Jackie Brown Diane mm -, Janet W inkey Stephanie Brown Shamika Minis V C le tc 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