Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

FACULTY ........................ ADMINISTRATORS INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF FACULTY BABY PICTURES SENIORS......................... SALUTATORIAN AND VALEDICTORIAN INDIVIDUALS DIRECTORY UNDERCLASSMEN .................. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN BABY PICTURES SPORTS ......................... CLUBS ACTIVITIES................ BOOSTERS ADVERTISEMENTS......... FINALE.......................... TABLE OF CONTENTS 2-35 36-71 72-88 .. 89-102 103-155 156-159 ... 160 1 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE •OWOC UUCi’Ck WEEOUAXlC MGH SCXXX OUNCtUO � tMU( NTMOT! NT jTMMt 0. u� !££££££££! iaa-ucs « JC- TO THE !♦« UKADUATIHG CLASS 0? UEUJUAXIC HICK SCHOOL AT THIS KKUIU TIKE III Y00R LIVES. I WOCLO LIU TO Of EL XT S1XCERI CONCRATULATICKS IT TOC HAVE KAO TOOT 1WOSSISU IMAMS. AW THOSE Of TOOT FAUSTS A UAUTT. THE00CH TOOT EFFORTS AW TO DrTERXIXATI0« TO ACHIEVE A QUALITY KACAT1CR. toc have taxioi m riiST or mast stm toward a Lire that i � t will � e riLLXO with RICH AW UWAWIK EXFERIEKCES. AS TOC CLI� UTVARD. TOC HOST COHTIKE TO COHQCER THOSE OBSTACLES THAT TOC WILL WET WITH IDSnvnuCF ANO F1R30KAL RZSLOVE TO ACHIETE IWlVISUAL AW FKOrESSlOKAL COALS. THIS YEARKCK REFLECTS TOOT TEARS AT HEEQCAMIC RICH SCHOOL. THE WURIES KAY TART. SOME TOSITIVE AW OTHERS HOT AS FLEASAXT. WHATEVER TOCR FUC1F-TIOH. THE OFTORTOTITIES WERE MU AW TOO RECEIVED EXACTLY WHAT TOC CATE. WE AS ADMIXISTRATORS AW TEACHERS TRIED CAR REST TO IR0V1DE THE EDOCATIOKAL EXVIOtXWM WHICH WAS C0MDCC1VS FOR tEARXISC BECAUSE CAR EFFECT 1VEXESS AXD EFTICIERCT AS EDCCATORS ARE IOASCT1D ST TCA SUCCESS OR FAILURES. I WISH TOC THE REST. ARD I SILIETE THAT IF TOO AFFLT THE XHOWLEDCE AW THE SKILL LEARXED AT VECQCAHIC RICH SCHOOL. TOC WILL SOCCIZD AW TOO WILL U AH ASSET TO CAR COQRRIXITY AW OCR WORLD. TOURS TRULY, LAWRJ3SCE MAJOR FR1KIFAL TOGETHER AT IVU EDUCATE OUR CmlOACN 2 fnr CumphtU. St loot SuptrinttnJan! SCHOOL MESSAGE � 0 � 0 ®� COuCMiOa 0 « Or ’■« CXCCUTIVC •UdCMINTCNOCMT «• M-mi - -« !� Hu Ooca-dor � . IM? Congratulation . � • valuta you lor your paraavaranc . dlliganc ana Oaslra to cone lata thla vary loportant ch pT r • your lit . Tour dipicna rapraaantt aany thing ! tour yaara ot afudy. Iltalong friandahlpa, and tta dlaclplln and aladoa to aaat all Ka atandardt ot your achool dlatriet and tKa atata ot � Jaraay 'aarlrad tor graduation. At you calaPrat tha conwenceaent ot your Itlgn achool aducatlon. undar atand that It I tha Paginating ot dlttarant dlractlona, challanga and dacltion . Tha road you cnooaa to traval through Ufa will dataraina Kou -a11 you OaoI alth tha aany aaaten ratponilbl IItlaa you Bill an cowntar. Tha aorld I coop I a., caapatltlv . daaandlng and In n ad ot poaltiva. craatlv . drug-fro Cltitaa . Oo not Pa dl cour g d It adraralty contront you. at It tiraly � lll. nor P ov r h la « Py � -: •� � or It can Pa a floating illuaion. f c adnoralty and auccaaa alth conviction and prlnclpla and th alrror all I not hatytt you. At you raflact upon your yaara at Vaagvahlc. anjoy your mk lav. Many ya r Iron no� you all I opan thla yaarPoo of l M and dataraln hou � r you hav gon and ahat contr I Put Iona you hov aoda to tha aorld. ■ hco that tha da r� tchool dlttrlet hat playad a pot 111v rola In your davalopnant at a ht� n Po'ng. Oo not forgat tsoaa aho all I naad your Caacutlv Suparlntandant 3 TOOCT-cn at witA. COWCATC Own CMilOal CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1988! You have reached one of the most important milestones in the continuance of your advancement along the avenue of life — that of graduating from high school. According to most statistics regarding the percentage of students who graduate from urban schools, and based on some of the personal, social and peer problems that you have been confronted with, you are not supposed to graduate. But you have perservered through trials, hardships and misfortunes. and here you are — graduating from Wee-quahic High School! Malcolm S. Forbe stated. Education’s purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open mind . All I ask and pray is that each of you keep an open mind, continue to grow in knowledge, continue to think well of yourselves and others, continue to set high goals and strive for them, and continue to make us proud of you. Congratulations, you have achieved one of many milestones in your lives. Only if you continue to strive for all that you can be will you find success. Be prepared so that when opportunities present themselves you will be in a position to take advantage of them. Set your sights high. Strive always to be the best. Best wishes to all of you for a bright and exciting future. Sincerely, Louis Passanante Vice Principal 4 Norma F. Brown Vice Principal I extend warm congratulations to our 1988 graduates and wish you an abundance of blessings in the years ahead. You should always realize that success is not a destination, but a journey. Hopefully, we have helped you to develop values that have become the solid foundation upon which you continue to build. May God be with you every step along the way. Jack Defares Vice Principal We sometimes see an individual who seems to have fallen exactly into his right place. And what perfect satisfaction appears in his air and behavior, how harmoniously all his powers are developed. And with increased efficiency he works! This passage from Emerson s Find Your Calling adroitly expresses my feelings for a group that possesses the ability to out perform all others. Carbon copies are discarded and fall by the wayside, individuals create differences. Choose to make a difference in life. Benjamin O'Neal Vice Principal 5 FINE ARTS AND . . . Our department is the most exciting and creative, because our skills are measured by aesthetic values and performance. As artists, our work is exhibited and judged by whether you like what we portray on canvas. As musicians, if you listen you will like our melodic and lyric sounds. Finally, as linguists, our ability to communicate in a foreign tongue has helped us to become universal. Our marching band and jazz ensemble is the best in our city. Weequahic’s art students finished first in three of the top Poster Contests last year. Listening to the foreign language classes drill or their rote warm-ups will tell you how enthusiasm and fun makes learning a pleasure. yrryory- 6 2 , 'at ly join Clarftt - UuyleJ FOREIGN LANGUAGE JCmtlU JartfiH ()t; 7 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT lUuruurtl Robinson J4tad ( turn u-htr The guidance counselors give us direction for the future. Not only do they help us choose colleges, but courses best suited for our majors. For those not interested or prepared for college, our counselors open doors for careers. Military personnel work closely with counselors for those interested in the armed forces. . Mu Hit - Suw ja.L SorJto Xacllt. Banks KJpk Brrarr Hull, Wc tiurrmun Vlukofai flafzt foun Smart ENGLISH $at tfur inr D oyJ uni if Dimitry Your recollections of experiences in each of the four levels of English should be many. Do you remember the short stories and the poems to which you were introduced? What about the plays and the novels you were required to read? And when you became a senior, you were told to recall all of the skills that you had accrued in grammar mechanics for the writing of a term paper, the literary criticisms and the book reviews. The collection of authors that you know are a mere tip of the iceberg - from Steinback to Wright to Salinger to Tho-reau to Walker. The great English Bard from Stratford-on-Avon up to Dickens should jar your memory of the many types of assignments in writing, reading and memorization to which you were exposed. Presently, these experiences may not mean much when you are faced with plans for your future. The English teachers wanted to show you effective communication skills, and they also wanted you to critically think about what you had read and discussed in each of your classes in order to ensure adequate preparation for your years of adulthood. We could not do it all. but we tried to do our best. 10 .Annie With Sfa,U nun P'99i Pa9f literature, classical playwright and epic poetry urah pulton Mi ML SL row VnrlLull L ru(t tymolt 11 SCIENCE garnet . Ma Cr ir JCorautt ru€t 'rnnrlt. a airptrson The Science Department here provides a comprehensive four year program for students interested in furthering their education at the college level. Students may select a variety of courses in the Junior and Senior year, including Chemistry II. Ecology. Earth Science or Anatomy Physiology. Prerequisites of academic success and teacher recommendations are necessary for the college bound student to enroll in either the Anatomy Physiology or Chemistry II program. A change has occurred in the Freshman Science scheduling allowing only incoming Ninth graders to take General Science. This new direction for Freshman will give students greater flexibility in the upper grades to select additional Science courses. As Sophomores, they may choose to take Chemistry I and then, as Juniors and Seniors, they will be able to select from a wider variety of offerings. 12 natural variations and elements Warlla tU .y JCJi. KJJ 'Wary 4nn Sito f i f alritia f opfri kJ«„rU )tion!ana � atriciu Damaynini 1 ft’onnt .Half 13 MEDIA CENTER Wars!, anna Cl apmc BOOKS NOVELS PLAYS SHORT STORIES POETS, POETRY VA Lm 14 Commit Willr Smite Sotiuf Horltr fotL Wittiami s wMi’w K' tilr ifiruy S.Jutalor Vafrrir lar.I SCHOOL NURSES DO MORE THAN FIRST-AID School health services are an important component of the activities within a school. Health services are largely the responsibility of the school nurse, but effective delivery of these services requires the cooperative efforts of the school administrators and the entire school body. The school nurse is a health service specialist who assists pupils and staff in attaining and or maintaining optimum health and promotes positive health habits and atttitudes. When we need more than the guidance counselors can offer, we can always rely on Mrs. Connie White or Ms. Lorraine White. They not only offer advice, but a friendly ear as well. Mrs. C. White helps us deal with personal and social problems, while Ms. L. White helps us deal with the growing problems of drugs. 15 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION The department goals in the area of health are to develop fundamental skills essential to personal fulfillment such as: reading, thinking logically critically, and communicating effectively. Throughout the four years of Health Education we have tried to input values, interests, and habits, which are founded upon sound ethics, spiritual and moral concepts. We also want each student to develop skills that will help recognize problems and the possible wise solution. In Physical Education classes the goal is to give the greatest possible development to a pupil's physical powers, habits and character. In accomplishing this goal the department will exercise initiative, ingenuity and creativity. The Physical Education Department tries to develop an awareness and a set of experiences, which will promote characteristics of good sportsmanship, honesty and cooperation. Last, but not least, we try to provide a variety of seasoned and life-long activities that will contribute to the way of living. y lritrr ].'urr„utfl 16 SOCIAL STUDIES Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1988. The Social Studies Department sincerely hopes that you are ready to assume your role in society. Many of you took advantage of the opportunity that was afforded you and are registered voters. Be ready to cast your ballot for those persons that you believe in. It is only a fool who feels helpless and refuses to work for change. Use the knowledge that you learned in your classes. Be proud of the fact that you are a citizen of the greatest country on the face of the earth. You are limited only by the size of your dreams. Today's dreams can become tomorrow's reality if you are willing to pursue them. Martin Luther King. Jr. had a dream about a world filled with love and human dignity. What's yours? God Bless! la erir tlorj . J rauf 61 'ynrrruv E tnY”0 lN3S3dd QNV ISVd 3H1 30 NOI1VAONNI '■rtf T7 uofsnyy BUSINESS The Business Education Department makes an important contribution to the students in the development of economic literacy with stress on ethics and standards, in their preparation for the dramatically changing workplace by the development of marketable skills, and a continued emphasis on basic skills that allow for improved organization of work, effectiveness in communication and successful interaction with others. Keyboarding and word processing skills are important outcomes learned in computer and typewriter courses. Students are assisted in establishing an awareness of personal interests and capabilities for the purposes of career planning assistance. -A idtr, ( Itairptrion UraJu dCinJa . Hun hr ar( Saturn Jam,I £ttiol 20 PREPARING FOR CAREERS DJallir Dm M RaJuJ -jLronurJ (frost burry brrytr jokn Du 21 PRACTICAL ARTS The Practical Arts Department of Weequahic H.S. is one of the lifelines in the total operations of the school and its students. The department blends tradition with high tech learning within the Electronics Shop, Wood Shop, Graphic Shop, and Metal Shop. We also provide up to date hands-on opportunities in the Home Economics area (Foods, Clothing, and Co-operative Studies). Congratulations and continued success. Xon Qro ,. Cl atrptrson 22 lets your hands do the work Posiit rotlon Willie W.y Hoftrrl l)rnntbaum Carol fU. 23 BASIC SKILLS TJrtJ 'Hfoualit Zo, Coordinator The Basic Skills Department provides instruction in Reading, Writing, and Math skills as assessed by performance on the New Jersey High School proficiency test. Once a student passes the HSPT, he is no longer eligible, nor is he required to attend the Basic Skills classes. The program, which emphasizes individual student strengths and weaknesses, is strictly monitored by Federal and state mandates. Congratulations and best wishes from the Basic Skills Department. 24 P 9M P“9 REINFORCING THE 3 R’S ')llari yn .iJorouitz n, aCr a rJCyntl DranL (Ju 25 Some students work hard! MATHAMATICS The Math Department offers College Preparatory courses for college bound students who will be preparing for further study in such fields as science, industry, and business. High School Proficiency Test Mathematics is offered to those students who need individualized instruction and remediation in Basic Skills. Students are required by the state to complete two years of math. However, students at Weequahic are encouraged to complete four years of math upon graduation. The courses offered are: High School Proficiency Mathematics (Basic Skills), Pre-Algebra, Algebra I II, Geometry, Consumer Math, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra and Advanced Geometry. 7t ay _Samue i, Chairptrton J anloritf o 26 numbers, graphs, and figures Wulae O SJLan Dlo mas m urnMM 'iihtrion _Atslo 27 SUPPLEMENTAL TEACHERS J(d m Mu Waflur I am taking notes! JW, , kit,y niJr T)on%,tu CLrL VhuUt CLryf JUaJ 29 SECURITY Cfi jorJ (jarjntr, -Stutor (juarJ CtarL WL 30 KJLm Potn. D J Ji9U CUSTODIANS fiut liivtni, Senior CutloJii tttulmJ VoruoJ (jtrllta (joint 31 zz uo urtf °rn “ rijnff n r ff uur •urt,k,oi °iu mi ui ftjtnoj' tttuolii ftpnunj juj nj y K D | nH UJ ff ddvis viydiddvo SECRETARIAL STAFF jbtfom Strand, Sup ni iny cu Illary Canady CtriMn. P Sa mur s IbJrrlka 2W on Last, but certainly not least, our secretarial staff deserves the utmost respect and gratitude. Without these ladies there would be no Weequahic High School. Therefore, the class of 88 acknowledges and thanks you for your support. 33 Pair, da SUt on, BaU SUL KUUu B.IL J HOW TIME FLIES! FACULTY 3 1. Mrs. Christine Samuels. N.T.U. Rep. 2. Mrs. Denise Fonseca. Supp. English 3. Ms. Janice Lamer with mother. Business 4. Mrs. Delores Strand. Supervising Clerk 5. Mrs. Pat Tamagini. Science Dept. Chairporson 6. Ms. Cheryl Howard. Supp. Reading 7. Mr. All Rash d. Business 8. Mr. Fernard Williams. Vice Principal 9. Mrs. Mary Canady. Secretary 10. Mrs. Yvonne Hall. Science 11. Mr. Lawrence Major. Principal 34 SENIORS Con f TJaiflar SALUTATORIAN 1988 Jr,U JUJU JCUiU Jti TJontfa Jfftn .Um Jtu. CJt.lt. Jr.LL.tJ Dyrit Js rrry (frtyory . Jnlltony jfamtt Jrtk.r A.B. Crabbed age and youth cannot live -Shakespeare T.A. I am not arguing with you - I am telling you. -J. McN. Whistler L.A. A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest. -Havelock Ellis J.A. Wonder is the feeling of a philosopher, and philosophy begins in wonder. -Socrates C.A. Sometimes people say it’s the quiet one you have to watch out for. If that is true watch out for C. A.! T.A. I feel good about perpetuating the truth. 38 SENIORS L.A. These are the times that try men's souls. -Thomas Paine B. B. Love is only chatter, Friends are all that matter. -Gelett Burgess G.B. Didn't we almost have it all. D.B. Haste makes waste. C. B. No man can serve two masters jC iu LUf PmjM. LUt jbuun Jtfa lltropt 'lapftil kur 'ml 39 1988 S.B. The price of wisdom is above rubies. -Old Testament S.B. Carry on regardless F.B. The rest is silence. -Shakespeare J.B. Necessity is the mother of invention F.B. Life is only what you make it. C.B. Do as I say not as I do. S.B. Strive Earnestly anrn f a.Lur f Tirtiiia Sorlut CryjJ Ur me (Itar oUt Uranl 40 SENIORS Dranhfin ryant T.B. It is better to wear out than to rust out. -Richard Cumberland E.B. Reading makes a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man. -Francis Bacon A.B. Procrastination is the thief of time. T.B. Life is just one damned thing after another. -Frank O'Malley J.B. Our past is clean forgot. Our present is and is not M.B. A winner never quits fain Juit WLfl'fr Gulltnl Dtrrtd i’rOM nridft Civil I'xrytH 41 1988 TUt'tm LL - 4ulkony Uurre l Carol tilt ttuthf - •Imeleri ( an m.Utr Co F.B. C.B. M.C. C.C. Y.C. T.C. Ijo onJa CaHeJy CoiJt Clurlemafnr We never know the worth of water till the well is dry. -Thomas Fuller Good things come to those who wait. All for one. one for all. I can resist everything except temptation. -Oscar Wilde What goes around comes around. Speak for yourself Casulla Curler Clri toflier SENIORS CLl, Coo Kr T)ammy Cooptr palrida Count it Ciar .. Cn fi. Dimmy C of tit E.C. M.B. T.C. D.C. P.C. C.C. WonlrJt CttuL m.Uf. Coltmun Life can be bitter to the very bone. Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no fibs. -Goldsmith If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there. Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better. -Emile Code Make haste slowly. We don't count a man's years, until he has nothing else to count. -Emerson CliutLll CLrL 1988 C raiy JL ton JCimUy 'Jbi tom Slitryf IbrummonJ 1 far lit L H)a Via rah fJr itia Cun tan ftuaifrr c. urry €fLr 2W.-. .SL , y J.C. Personality is to man what perfume is to a flower. -Charles M. Schwab E.D. Life is what you make it. M.D. God made the country and man made the town. -Cowper G.D. We shall conquer all. R.D. Man shall not live by bread alone. Y.D. The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. -Carlyle SENIORS M ikm €JwmJ, £J J. Dani DokLi Crftt '.taint '.utf '.tic f-aiton _ imanJa £tio VLati.t aj.n A.D. Love conquers all. E.E. If you don't work, you can't eat. A.E. Put your creed into your deed. T.E. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. -Tennyson A. E. Be true to yourself S.E. keep it on the up and up. 1988 .U. 7- SUf.y 3iu .4ntLoHy 7a «ii . jtrOM T)mrJ jCitm S.E. What I aspired to be. And was not. comforts me. -R. Browning L.F. I woke and found that life was duty. S. F. They have learned nothing and forgotten nothing. L.F. Things do not change, we change. -Thoreau A.F. I came. I saw. I conquered. -Julius Caesar T. F. When we have not what we like, we must like what we have. -Bussy-Rabutin 46 £ r Dim iptran jU QilU. jCiut (jilt Dt i r (frail William Cl yamj SENIORS D iaynr (fain Danya (fanUy D.G. Fame is what you have taken. Character's what you give. R.G. Believing where we cannot prove. W.G. What is beautiful is good and who is good will soon be beautiful. -Sappho Z.G. When I give I give myself. H.G. Behind the cloud the sun is still shining. F.G. It is better to be alone than in bad company. 1988 T.G. Respect me not only for myself but for my character, integrity and iron will. F.H. Stay as sweet as you are. R. H. The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one that gets the grease. -Josh Billings S. H. Cowards die many times before their deaths -Shakespeare R. H. This is the end of a perfect day. S. H. If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again. -W. E. Hickson 48 SENIORS ll .Krilll .UmJtrton X rra -Utral Dram .JJitLt T.H. It is never too late to give up your bad habits. V.H. Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far. -Theodore Roosevelt T.H. Reform must come from within, not from without. J. H. Why do today what you can do tomorrow. R.H. Don't wear out your youth with shapeless idleness. K. H. A truth that's told with bad intent beats all the lies you can invent. Kolia JUUay .Kim .Korn nia JUr A'em,a .UJLaJ CJi ton jaikt. VkonJa .nkir Vo- CLiUi na John 1988 .UnJton Sony SJuyk.3 D.H. Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself. S.H. If misery loves company, misery has company enough. -THOREAU A.J. Get Place and Wealth, if possible with grace; If not, by any means get Wealth and Place. -Pope R.J. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. -Santayana C.J. To make us love our country, our country ought to be lovely. -Edmund Burke .K.Hk Muni E SENIORS K. J. I have no hatred or bitterness towards anyone. T.J. Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle. -Michelangelo B.J. He who bestows his goods upon the poor. Shall have as much again, and ten times more. -Bunyan J.J. Conquering, holding, daring, venturing as we go the unknown ways. L. J. Sweet is pleasure after pain. T.J. A poem should not mean, but be. 51 1988 F.K. The man worth while is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong. K.K. I am the captain of my ship. T.K. Success! I have found it! I have found it! M.L. To each his own. K.L. If you live by the sword, you shall perish with the sword. S.L. Treason never prosper, what’s the reason. Sarina jC f 52 SENIORS M.L. Give away pearls and rubies, but keep your fancy free. -Housman Y.L. If you attempt to do something, something can be done. J.L. The world is a wilderness. A.L. Variety's the spice of life. S.L. Better never trouble Trouble, Until Trouble troubles you; For you only make your trouble Double-trouble when you do. -Keppel •} i,iu rX'mii toLnJ, Cou, • ny. .. Jiofu 1988 M.M. The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. M.M. The senior class of 1988 got it like that. 88! ROCK THE HOUSE. L.M. The way to be happy is to make others happy. H.M. To accomplish your goal in life, you must not only plan, but also believe in yourself. D.M. We shall over come someday. -Dr. Martin Luther King S.M. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow today............live. CttUt Woort Wrtu VU. j J W.U SyJ. flkuUt VU,n WalLu . r£ t tit aunt VUt, 54 : SENIORS z St tn VUort St.Pk uni VUr,« S. M. The time to be happy is now. C.M. Even though we enjoy pleasures and palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home ... J.M. The best is yet to come. T. M. Nobody can be you but you. M.M. No pain no gain....... A.M. Self-preservation is the first law of nature. -Butler Wanr fa Mhuflrit -4r,q la Wyr. L Jotuan tlfJ .■4ri s lltuman 55 1988 KUi GU (a mitt l ru mi, )rrnl j trhtr ylnJrtu prtm 56 P.fiaa flora ooJ OU.n Pari, lArriil Pm. Pianlat Prato.I Cltryf pt.Uf, C. N. Just stand aside and watch yourself go by, Think of yourself as he instead of I. -Strickland Gillilan R.O. To love yourself is the beginning of a life-long romance. -Oscar Wilde T.P. Orange and Brown - Indian Pride R.P. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. -Burr D. P. Actions speak louder than words. Jj.ntlla parLrr SENIORS TJtimmit MrrJ mia MeiJ Ml hurt ton MLrl XVI Mon Molinton 57 K.P. Courage is being afraid but going on anyhow. •Dan Rather G.P. Cool it now! L.R. So hard! So hard to be an Indian T.R. There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us. That hardly becomes any of us. To talk about the rest of us. -Anon. A.R. Knowledge is power. Use It! Kim tfnarJ .Suifi'na run y - .u rinu Mr.J (jarry 0 11 V 1988 Stir ..4ntL u Slurry Y.R. I must have patience to endure the load. J.R. There is a time to speak and a time to be still R.S. Mr. Telephone man there is something wrong with my lines ... J.S. To meet, to know, and then to part, Is the sad tale of many humans heart. -Coleridge A.S. Who says that All is for the Best? C.S. A mind is a terrible thing to waste. Claris T lttrrur Sma 58 3Li _Sptmtr Ci Hi Slttp ■ amti Sttuarl y,itt SioLt SENIORS U Smith S ip . D. S. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. E. S. When you are old and gray and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book. -Yeats M.S. Weequahic High School! The home of the Indians. R.S. I believe because it is impossible. Y.S. Only the strong survive. L.S. Love is in the air. Love is everywhere. 'jtnniftr Smith VUi . Smith flnitta Smith Smith 1988 _S amanlka kr-mat Twilit fJkomat (atria Jkomp � y� Dkompunt (frryory .SItttlty na StaJUant Smllrr atJ am DafmuJyt D.S. Please do not deceive me G.S. Here is my Island of Paradise. T.T. Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute. -Pickney M.T. There are two tragedies in life. One is not to get your heart's desire. The other is to get it. -Shaw S.T. No man is as Island. C.T............the ultimate failures of dictatorship cost humanity far more than any temporary failures of democracy. SENIORS (jury Dy tr .‘l t anjf DoJJ C ;9 1VJL uuu PrJ W. -Xat ant Dltoenlon . JCitk Durntr - Kttiha Du illy L.T. We classify disease as error, which nothing but Truth or Mind can heal. -BakerEddy K.T. If it is everybody’s business it’s nobody’s business. G.T. I think it good plain English, without fraud. To call a spade a spade, a bawd bawd. -John Taylor A.V. The love of money is the root of all evil. 1988 S. W. Love is never having to say you're sorry. T. W. Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow. He who would search for pearls must dive below. -Dryden M.W. To forgive is divine. K.W. An expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less. -Butler B.W. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course. D.W. We've only just begun. Si___W.r Diffa Wa C. JV Wti Jprit Wittiam iZM . WtiLm, ' QUf Uhttl.m 62 SENIORS SU l Witti.m 3U, William, Vaafla William, G.W. That may not be as strange as it seems. J. W. Yeah! That sounds like a thrill a minute. K. W. That’s the way I like it. P.W. Ladies love Cool J and you know that. S. W. I can't take all these double-edge compliments. T. W. The fact of the matter is..... 63 1988 SENIORS Wi L 1)L„y -X.J.U WorU„. UU. K«Mrk W 9. £ U. Wo , JHatltr Skmrmdt 2U, 64 SENIOR DIRECTORY AYESHA ABDULLAH (TAURUS) 5-04-70 245 POMONA AVENUE CHERYL BARNES (CANCER) 7-7-70 38 MILLINGTON AVENUE TAWANNA BREWER (CANCER) 7-1-70 325 HAWTHORNE AVENUE KHAIRAH ALI (GEMINI) 5-26-70 402 FABYAN PLACE LURETTA BELL (CAPRICORN) 1-15-70 20 WILLOUGHBY STREET EDDIE BROOKS (CAPRICORN) 1-2-70 44 ALDINE STREET TONYA ALLEN (TAURUS) 5-4-70 174 LYONS AVENUE PAULETTE BELL (PISCES) 3-9-70 279 GOLDSMITH AVENUE ALPHONSO BROWN (GEMINI) 5-24-70 6 EDMONDS PLACE BRENDA ALSTON (CAPRICORN) 1-16-70 133 DEWEY STREET JUKEMA BENJAMIN (VIRGO) 9-20-69 365 CHANCELLOR AVENUE JOYCE BROWN (TAURUS) 4-29-70 65 SHEPARD AVENUE LORIE ANDERSON (LEO) 7-30-69 154 HOBSON STREET SHARONDA BERFET (CANCER) 7-30-69 35 ECKERT AVENUE KIM BROWN (SCORPIO) 10-26-70 201 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE GREG ANTHONY (CAPRICORN) 12-24-70 24 SHAW AVENUE SONNIE BERRIUM (VIRGO) 9-5-70 298 POMONA AVENUE TERRELL BROWNRIDGE (ARIES) 3-10-70 9 ST. JAMES PLACE JAMES ARCHER (PISCES) 3-15-88 271 GOLDSMITH AVENUE GLASCKO BETHEA (TAURUS) 5-7-69 122 SHEPARD AVENUE FRANKLIN BRYANT (GEMINI) 5-24-70 57 SUMMIT AVENUE COLLETTE ARCHIBALD (GEMINI) 5-23-71 132 GOODWIN AVENUE FELICIA BILLUPS (GEMINI) 6-8-70 458 HAWTHORNE AVENUE JOHNNY BUIE (LEO) 8-15-70 356 CLINTON PLACE TYRIS ASBERRY (SAGITTARIUS) 12-17-70 284 LESLIE STREET JUNEEN BLACKWELL (SAGITTARIUS) 11-23-70 98 VASSAR AVENUE MONIQUE BULLICK (CANCER) 6-26-70 336 CLINTON PLACE LAI ATKINS (TAURUS) 5-20-70 306 POMONA AVENUE THOMAS BLOUNT (ARIES) 2-14-70 930 SOUTH 20TH STREET CHRISTOPHER BURGESS (SAGITTARIUS) 12-1-70 8 MILLINGTON AVENUE BRIDGETTE BAKER (LIBRA) 9-25-70 171 SCHEERER AVENUE CRYSTAL BRAME (AQUARIUS) 1-22-70 23 SCHUYLER AVENUE FELICIA BURNEY (PISCES) 2-19-69 265 POMONA AVENUE GAIL BALDWIN (LIBRA) 10-15-70 245 AVON AVENUE CHARLOTTE BRANT (SAGITTARIUS) 11-28-70 60 MILLINGTON AVENUE ANTHONY BURRELL (ARIES) 4-9-69 30 HARDING TERRACE DAWN BALTHROPE (TAURUS) 5-17-70 421 JELLIFF AVENUE SHARON BRAXTON (CAPRICORN) 12-29-69 355 PESHINE AVENUE CHARLOTTE BUSBY (ARIES) 4-5-70 373 PESHINE AVENUE 66 CLASS OF ’88 AMECHERIE CANNON (AQUARIUS) 1-31-70 130 CHANCELLOR AVENUE CHRISTOPHER COOPER (VIRGO) 9-13-70 935 HUNTERDON STREET YARNICK DUNN (SCORPIO) 10-25-70 167 VASSAR AVENUE MICHELLE CARRERAS (PISCES) 3-1-70 655 SOUTH 18TH STREET TAMMY COOPER (VIRGO) 8-29-70 103 MAPLE AVENUE ALTARIQ DUNSON (CANCER) 7-13-70 487 CLINTON PLACE CASSETTA CARTER (GEMINI) 6-8-70 173 NORFOLD STREET PATRICIA COUNCIL (AQUARIUS) 1-27-70 932 BERGEN STREET ELAINE EARP (VIRGO) 9-20-70 1 LEHIGH AVENUE YOLAND CASSIDY (AQUARIUS) 1-25-70 43 HOMESTEAD PARK CHARLES CUFFIE (CAPRICORN) 1-9-70 93 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE ERIC EASTON (GEMINI) 5-22-69 2 CUSTER AVENUE ENIDE CHARLEMAGNE (LEO) 8-20-69 15 GOLDSMITH AVENUE FELICIA CURETON (TAURUS) 4-25-70 166 POMONA AVENUE AMANDA ECHOLS (CANCER) 7-1-69 74 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE TONYA CHRISTOPHER (LIBRA) 9-30-69 158 CLINTON PLACE JENNIFER CURRY (LIBRA) 10-19-69 29 WAINRIGHT STREET MAURICE EDDENS (LEO) 8-12-70 271 GOLDSMITH AVENUE CARL CINEUS (VIRGO) 9-22-69 22 LESLIE STREET ELVIE DAVIS (GEMINI) 5-30-70 56 HANSBURY AVENUE TRACEY EDMONDS (PISCES) 3-4-70 293 HAWTHORNE AVENUE ELIZABETH CLARK (GEMINI) 6-18-70 75 TILLINGHAST STREET SHARON DAY (AQUARIUS) 1-26-70 360 WAINRIGHT STREET ARLEATHEA EDWARDS (LIBRA) 10-19-70 254 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE RAZHOHN CLARK (VIRGO) 9-19-70 740 WOLCOTT TERRACE MONSURRAH DECREE (PISCES) 3-8-70 395 LYONS AVENUE TRACEY EDWARDS (CANCER) 7-5-70 7 LEHIGH AVENUE MONTRELL CLARK (SCORPIO) 11-8-70 54 INGRHAM PLACE COETTA DENNIS (CANCER) 7-13-70 42 KEER AVENUE TONI ENGLEMAN (SCORPIO) 11-3-70 261 WEST RUNYON STREET MICHELLE COLEMAN (CAPRICORN) 1-2-70 7 LEHIGH AVENUE CRAIG DIXON (LEO) 7-28-70 196 RENNER AVENUE TOSCHA ESTES (CANCER) 7-22-70 43 TILLINGHAST STREET TIMOTHY COLLIER (CAPRICORN) 1-14-70 285 OSBORNE TERRACE KIMBERLY DIXON (CAPRICORN) 12-22-69 34 ST. JAMES PLACE SACHINA EVANS (GEMINI) 5-25-71 53 PARKVIEW TERRACE DIONNE COLLINS (VIRGO) 8-31-70 249 HAWTHORNE AVENUE SHERYL DRUMMOND (ARIES) 4-13-70 72 WOLCOTT TERRACE SHARONDA FARRELL (ARIES) 4-8-70 338 TILLINGHAST STREET 67 SENIOR DIRECTORY LANCE FENDERSON (CAPRICORN) 1-1-70 245 LYONS AVENUE ZATANGI GATEWOOD (LEO) 8-5-70 183 GRUMMAN AVENUE TRACIE HEDGESPETH (SAGITTARIUS) 11-28-70 236 WAINWRIGHT STREET SHELLEY FLOOD (CAPRICORN) 12-30-69 166 CHANCELLOR AVENUE TEMPERANCE GAYMON (LEO) 8-3-70 74 MAPLE AVENUE KEITH HENDERSON (CAPRICORN) 1-21-70 385 LESLIE STREET JOE FLOWERS (VIRGO) 8-22-70 294 POMONA AVENUE HAROLD GIBSON (ARIES) 4-8-70 187 CHANCELLOR AVENUE VENA HERALD (CAPRICORN) 1-8-70 478 FABYAN PLACE LEONARD FOOTE (SCORPIO) 11-17-70 105 HUNTINGTON TERRACE FELICIA GRAVES (SCORPIO) 10-28-70 58 KEER AVENUE TRAVIS HICKS (LEO) 8-6-70 2 CUSTER AVENUE JEROME FORD (LEO) 8-18-70 388 LESLIE STREET KENNETH GREENE (LIBRA) 10-10-69 407 HAWTHORNE AVENUE TAMEKA HOLIDAY (GEMINI) 6-17-70 220 WAINWRIGHT STREET LISA FOSTER (LIBRA) 10-16-69 474 LESLIE STREET TERRENCE GRIFFIN (CANCER) 7-21-70 148 CHANCELLOR AVENUE RONITA HOLLAND (SCORPIO) 11-1-70 140 FABYAN PLACE ANTHONY FULLENWIDER (PISCES) 2-25-70 100 CHADWICK AVENUE CHERESE HANKS (TAURUS) 5-5-70 16 ECKERT AVENUE JOHN HOLLINS (TAURUS) 5-20-70 603 ELIZABETH AVENUE TAWANNA FULLER (SCORPIO) 11-12-69 164 GOODWIN AVENUE FREYA HARRIS (VIRGO) 9-9-70 250 WEST RUNYON STREET ROBIN HOLLOWAY (LIBRA) 10-5-70 135 LESLIE STREET DWAYNE GAINER (ARIES) 4-7-70 186 HAWTHORNE AVENUE MICHAEL HARRIS (TAURUS) 4-22-69 15 GOLDSMITH AVENUE KIM HORNE (SAGITTARIUS) 12-2-70 87 LEHIGH AVENUE TONYA GANSEY (SAGITTARIUS) 12-13-69 205 DEWEY STREET REGINALD HARRIS (VIRGO) 9-22-70 15 GOLDSMITH AVENUE MAURICE GOSTON (GEMINI) 6-6-69 248 WAINWRIGHT STREET RONALD GARRETSON (SCORPIO) 11-9-70 266 WAINWRIGHT STREET SHARONDA HAWES (LEO) 8-3-70 974 BERGEN STREET DAVID HUDSON (SAGITTARIUS) 11-22-70 233 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE KENNETH GARRIS (CANCER) 7-20-70 87 RENNER AVENUE RASHION HAYES (CANCER) 7-3-70 22 CRESCENT AVENUE SONYA HUGHES (PISCES) 3-16-70 195 KEER AVENUE WILLIAM GARRIS (CANCER) 7-6-69 87 RENNER AVENUE STEPHANIE HAYES (VIRGO) 9-1-70 43 OSBORNE TERRACE SCHIQUIER HUTCHINS (CANCER) 7-16-70 283 WAINWRIGHT STREET 68 CLASS OF ’88 SONIA INGRAM (LIBRA) 9-25-69 379 HAWTHORNE AVENUE LATICIA JONES (GEMINI) 5-22-69 175 SHEPARD AVENUE SAPRINA LAVOIL (SAGITTARIUS) 11-23-70 121 MAPLE AVENUE AMESSIA JACKSON (VIRGO) 9-22-70 455 ELIZABETH AVENUE NICOLA JONES (AQUARIUS) 2-15-70 118 MAPLE AVENUE EUNICE LAWRENCE (GEMINI) 6-4-70 202 GOLDSMITH AVENUE EDISON JACKSON (VIRGO) 9-5-69 288 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE TAMEL JONES (ARIES) 4-19-70 107 POMONA AVENUE KIMBERLY LAWRENCE (ARIES) 3-21-70 58 MAPES AVENUE RHONDA JENKINS (GEMINI) 6-2-70 144 SHEPARD AVENUE MARK JORDAN (LEO) 7-31-70 299 VASSAR AVENUE YONETTE LAWRENCE (ARIES) 3-22-69 58 MAPES AVENUE ROSE JEST (VIRGO) 9-18-70 305 OSBORNE TERRACE FREDERICK KENNEDY (SAGITTARIUS) 12-6-70 189 WAINWRIGHT STREET MAURICE LEAKE SAGITTARIUS) 12-10-69 306 GOLDSMITH AVENUE CHRISTINA JOHNSON (SCORPIO) 11-9-69 250 KEER AVENUE BARON KING (TAURUS) 5-6-70 5 POMONA AVENUE JANICE LEE (VIRGO) 9-16-70 176 FABYAN PLACE KAVEL JOHNSON (LEO) 8-14-70 149 HOBSON STREET KIM KING (LIBRA) 10-18-69 266 OSBORNE TERRACE ALICIA LEWIS (SAGITTARIUS) 12-7-70 15 GOLDSMITH AVENUE MARCUS JOHNSON (SCORPIO) 11-13-71 174 SHEPARD AVENUE MAVIS KOFIE (LEO) 8-3-69 440 ELIZABETH AVENUE ALVENIA LEWIS (CAPRICORN) 12-24-69 265 HOBSON STREET TASHA JOHNSON (GEMINI) 6-8-69 337 SCHLEY STREET TAWAN KOONCE (LEO) 7-27-70 326 RENNER AVENUE TWANA LEWIS (CAPRICORN) 12-23-70 458 HAWTHORNE AVENUE BEESHEBA JONES (GEMINI) 6-20-69 84 LEHIGH AVENUE TRACEY LAMARR (CANCER) 6-29-70 6 POMONA AVENUE ANGELA LOFTON (SAGITTARIUS) 12-11-70 21 MAPES AVENUE CHERYL JONES (SAGITTARIUS) 12-6-70 198 CUSTER AVENUE MARIA LANE (LIBRA) 8-22-70 129 CHANCELLOR AVENUE RHONDA LOWERY (CANCER) 7-20-70 9 DEWEY STREET JOHN JONES (LIBRA) 10-19-70 2 CUSTER AVENUE TISHA LANE (LIBRA) 10-4-70 55 DEWEY STREET MELODIE MANN (PISCES) 3-5-70 20 STENGEL AVENUE LARONDA JONES (PISCES) 3-20-70 74 BEVERLY STREET KEESHAWN LARKINS (LIBRA) 10-11-70 43 WILBUR AVENUE WYETTA MANN (CAPRICORN) 12-28-70 175 GOODWIN AVENUE 69 SENIOR DIRECTORY LINNEA MAYNOR (LEO) 8-8-70 245 POMONA AVENUE MARCELLA MOULTRIE (AQUARIUS) 2-2-70 109 HUNTINGTON TERRACE SABRINA PRUNTY (VIRGO) 8-28-70 57 BEVERLY STREET JOEL MCLEOD (PISCES) 2-27-70 20 EDMONDS PLACE ANGELA MYRICK (AQUARIUS) 1-24-70 55 GRUMMAN AVENUE LATRINA REED (LIBRA) 9-29-70 271 GOLDSMITH AVENUE LASHAUNE MELTON (CANCER) 7-11-69 585 ELIZABETH AVENUE TOTSIAN NEAL (CAPRICORN) 1-2-70 77 NAIRN PLACE TAMMIE REED (PISCES) 2-24-69 271 GOLDSMITH AVENUE HASIM MICKENS (LEO) 8-1-70 306 GOLDSMITH AVENUE ARIES NEWMAN (LEO) 8-14-70 20 MAPES AVENUE ARECIA REED (SAGITTARIUS) 12-2-70 130 WATSON AVENUE DEWANAKI MILLER (SAGITTARIUS) 12-4-70 83 VASSAR AVENUE CAMILLE NEWMAN (PISCES) 2-26-70 974 BERGEN STREET EDWARD REUBEN (ARIES) 2-16-70 21 HARDING TERRACE SYEDA MITCHELL (LIBRA) 10-7-70 179 GRUMMAN AVENUE REGINA NORWOOD (ARIES) 3-29-70 284 WAINWRIGHT STREET JEFFREY RICHARDSON (ARIES) 2-3-70 281 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE EVERETTE MOORE (TAURUS) 5-9-70 9 ST. JAMES PLACE ROBIN OWENS (GEMINI) 6-14-70 31 BAYVIEW AVENUE RAQUEL ROBERTSON (SCORPIO) 11-12-70 192 LYONS AVENUE STEVEN MOORE (PISCES) 2-24-69 243 SOUTH 18TH STREET JENETHA PARKER (GEMINI) 5-31-70 493 IRVINE TURNER BLVD. RON ROBINSON (CAPRICORN) 1-1-70 16 HOBSON STREET STEPHANIE MORGAN (SAGITTARIUS) 11-27-69 369 BADGER AVENUE TRENT PARKER (ARIES) 4-4-69 95 VASSAR AVENUE TRAVIS ROGERS (SCORPIO) 11-10-70 98 LYONS AVENUE CHERICE MORRIS (GEMINI) 5-26-70 269 WAINWRIGHT STREET OLDEN PARKS (CANCER) 6-29-70 261 GOLDSMITH AVENUE YASMINE ROKINS (SCORPIO)11-19-69 92 SUMMIT AVENUE JAMES MORRIS (TAURUS) 5-12-70 745 SOUTH 19TH STREET CHERYL PEEBLES (SCORPIO) 10-28-70 66 LYONS AVENUE SHANITA ROYSTER (AQUARIUS) 1-24-70 11 HUNTINGTON TERRACE TONYA MORRIS (SAGITTARIUS) 12-13-70 196 SCHEERER AVENUE KIM PINARD (SCORPIO) 10-26-69 365 CHANCELLOR AVENUE JULIE RUTLEDGE (SCORPIO) 11-19-70 467 PESHINE AVENUE CHARLES MOSLEY (LEO) 8-5-67 243 WAINWRIGHT STREET GARY POTTINGER (VIRGO) 8-24-70 104 GOLDSMITH AVENUE ROLAND SALMON (TAURUS) 5-20-70 896 SOUTH 20TH STREET 70 CLASS OF ’88 ROBERT SCOTT (LEO) 8-15-69 143 SHEPARD AVENUE LISA STEED (VIRGO) 9-11-70 247 OSBORNE TERRACE KEISHA TWITTY (CANCER) 7-10-70 188 RENNER AVENUE JUDY SEWELL (SAGITTARIUS) 11-28-70 301 CLINTON PLACE YVETTE STOKES (LIBRA) 10-19-70 1075 BERGEN STREET GARY TYLER (SCORPIO) 11-1-70 186 MAPES AVENUE ANTHONY SHARPE (LIBRA) 10-14-70 55 WILLOUGHBY STREET GREGORY STUCKEY (SCORPIO) 10-30-70 41 ISABELLA AVENUE ADRIENNE VICKERS (CAPRICORN) 1-28-70 266 VASSAR AVENUE ANTHONY SIMMONS (ARIES) 4-8-69 62 GOLDSMITH AVENUE DONNA STUDIVANT (CANCER) 7-14-70 301 GOLDSMITH AVENUE CELESTE WALKER (ARIES) 2-11-70 33 GRUMMAN AVENUE CHARISE SIMMONS (SCORPIO) 11-18-69 381 LESLIE STREET COREY TAYLOR (GEMINI) 6-1-70 83 ALDINE STREET GENA WALLACE (LIBRA) 10-17-70 334 CLINTON PLACE THERESA SMALL (PISCES) 2-23-70 35 BAYVIEW AVENUE THERESA TAYLOR (CANCER) 7-9-70 111 ALDINE STREET JERRELL WARREN (SCORPIO) 11-2-70 100 HEDDEN TERRACE DENNIS SMITH (CANCER) 6-27-70 17 HARDING TERRACE MONIQUE THOMAS (CANCER) 6-24-70 910 SOUTH 17TH STREET TRACEY WATSON (CAPRICORN) 12-23-70 2 KEER AVENUE ERIC SMITH (GEMINI) 6-13-69 39 WILBUR AVENUE YVETTE THOMAS (TAURUS) 5-10-70 225 MEEKER AVENUE KEASHA WEBB (CANCER) 6-30-70 55 WILLOUGHBY STREET JENNIFER SMITH (LIBRA) 10-4-70 17 HARDING TERRACE CATEIA THOMAS (VIRGO) 8-25-70 27 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE BERNICE WILDER (VIRGO) 9-2-70 299 SCHLEY STREET MELISSA SMITH (GEMINI) 6-11-70 253 GOLDSMITH AVENUE JOCELYN THOMAS (CANCER) 7-10-70 343 SCHLEY STREET APRIL WILLIAMS (CAPRICORN) 1-17-70 181 GOODWIN AVENUE NEVITTA SMITH (AQUARIUS) 1-21-70 39 BAYVIEW AVENUE LAVANT THORNTON (CANCER) 7-27-70 2 WHITE TERRACE DELVIN WILLIAMS (ARIES) 4-14-70 129 CHANCELLOR AVENUE RASHONDA SNIPES (AQUARIUS) 1-24-70 288 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE ALEXANDER TODD (SCORPIO) 11-7-69 115 ALDINE STREET GEKELL WILLIAMS (LIBRA) 10-15-70 115 GOLDSMITH AVENUE TONI SPENCER (TAURUS) 5-6-70 2 CUSTER AVENUE KEITH TURNER (ARIES) 2-12-70 233 OSBORNE TERRACE GREGG WILLIAMS (ARIES) 3-25-70 269 CLINTON PLACE 71 SENIOR DIRECTORY JAMILLAH WILLIAMS (PISCES) 2-28-70 329 LESLIE STREET JOHN WILLIAMS (SCORPIO) 11-16-70 329 HAWTHORNE AVENUE KIMBERLY WILLIAMS (CANCER) 7-8-70 175 DEWEY STREET PAUL WILLIAMS (PISCES) 3-7-70 97 GOODWIN AVENUE SHERELL WILLIAMS (LEO) 8-18-70 121 SHEPARD AVENUE TERRY WILLIAMS (CANCER) 6-25-70 381 SEYMORE AVENUE YUVETTE WILLIAMS (PISCES) 3-1-69 192 KEER AVENUE RONALD WILLIS (SAGITTARIUS) 12-19-69 350 SEYMOUR AVENUE 72 UNDER GRADUATES 73 1989 Junior Class Omar Alberts Natasha Allen David Anderson Darren Baker Darius Beachum Keisha Bell Sybil Bell Romanda Bland Juanique Brown Kadeeja Brown Renita Brown Seema Brown Sharnae Brown Vernon Burnett Pamela Butler Shawn Carithers Cristina Chestine BrSean Cline Alnisha Cobb Takiyah Cowington Torriah Cromrell Gregg Cummings Cynthia Dunlap Jacklyn Dykes Jason Edwards Hassana Ellison Paul Fontenott Dwayne Garrison Noel Gibson Zachery Goodman LeJeune Greene Leslie Gregory Shahonda Groves Melinda Gunn Alphaus Hall Gwendolyn Hall Jeffrey Harney Rachelle Harris Tesha Harris Zsalyne Haynes Erica Henderson Christina Hicks Tracey Hinnant Eric Hopkins Audrey Housey Henry Hunter Natonya Huff Oscar Huff Gwendolyn Johnson Earl Jones Ronald Kennedy Sachina Ligon Melody Linton 75 CLASS OF 1989 76 Robert Lonon Tameka Lynch Keisha McCargo Hasonia McMillan Kimberly Melton Crystal Mitchell Yvette Montgomery Jamillah Muhammad Princess Oglesby Jonquill Parker Tonette Parker Owen Parris Ebonie Patterson Medina Rahim Keisha Rayburn Jesse Redd Michon Rivera Sandra Rush Ryan Sanders Camille Shipman Damali Signal Monica Simmons Andr6 Slaton Patricia Spencer Jcit Doot Do Give m a bit. put your pride aside. Start over, and give a lot more. You have a choice, you fit the need. Just put your best toot forward. You know just how to set the pace. Playing by the rules. You've considered the knowledge 01 a thousand wise men. And not of a hundred fools. And it is soon that you shall leave. From us you shall descend You'll be your only regulator. As the lessons of life will never end. Put your best foot forward and soon you shall in life see of all dear pleasures of happiness, and of leisures luxuries. So learn the rules of compassion And continue not all unneeded strife. Just put your best foot forward And you shall succeed in life' Khalid Mallory Allen Strickland Dwayne Swamy Paul Swindell Lawanna Swinson Michael Tate Johnathan Taylor Twanna Thompson Anthony Tucker Towanna Tucker Trevor Vann Ferisa Vines Shurrod Walton Jeffrey Ward Eunice Williams Jamal Williams Kareemah Williams Lease Williams Renee Williams Tonya Williams Tanya Willis Larry Wood Richard Wnce Dwayne Wright Hassan Wright Jennifer Wright 77 CLASS OF 1990 Alfreds Adams Rahim Allen Tara Anthony Janet Atkins Nika Baker Antoinette Bennett Marcella Bradley Duane Brown Genene Brown Maieketa Burtock Cassandra Butler Carla Cade Darin Delaney Roselmd Dixon Shea Doctor Antoinette Dunbar Sherfee Furtom Gillette Yahkima Goode Josette Greer Linda Hall Krushanda Hampton Yolanda Hardaway Nicote Hawkins 78 WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A SOPHOMORE Jay Hazelwood Cornelia Heggs Phil Hicks Donald Hill Sharrty Hill Paul Hollins Renita Holman James Holmes Wayne Hunter Nashonda Hutchins Steven IrOy Bhgette Jackson Cheryl Jackson Leroy Jackson Anthony James ArsheH Johnson 79 Edward Johnson Keith Johnson Quinton Johnson Roxanne Johnson Sharon Johnson Terrance Johnson Willie Johnson Kettles Frank Knight Dina Kofie Makeisha Lowe Chertse Lucas Robert Lynch Trudy Martin Aisha Mathis Tammy Mewborn Kim Monroe Donna Montgomery Alice Moran Kedar Nesby Stephanie Pierce Duran Redd George Robinson Kisha Rovira 80 Erica Ruffin Sonya Shuman Tisha Simpson Shameen Sims Darnai Smith Ronnette Smith Yolanda Stover Linda Suite Malik Telirs Nichole Thomas Monica Tyson Theresa Vines Thomas Waller Dawn Whitehurst Tracy Whittington Lafonda Williams Sonya Williams Jamie Wilson Victoria Wimbel Alicia Works Janice Young Shakia Zachary 81 CLASS OF 1991 Thomascma Alston Jan Atkins Barclay Ayosha Baskmght Angel Bearfield Marcell Berrieum Farad BiaJ Tonya Brand Cedric Brooks Camille Chism Audrey Clark Pamela Cole Sharon Crawford Spencer Daniel Tameka Daniels Vanessa Davis Lisa Divers Rhonda Divers Teleek Dixon Theresa Douglas Fisher John Flores Hugo Freeman Jennifer Freeman 82 WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A FRESHMAN Kristen Galloway Sharee Gary Millicent Goode Desiree Gray Emanuel Green Henderson Kim Hughes Leonard Hughley Hakim James Dawn Jenkins George Jones Katma Jones Tina Mack Khalil Mallory Daryl McCummmgs Angie McLean 83 84 Jacqueline McMillan Chaunteile McNe l Morton Marshad Moss Patricia Newsome Ai.ce Pauls SheBian Peters Matthow Pettiway Kyle P ckett Naquette Porter April Pray Mekisha Prince Melissa Reid Marcus RoOinson Marion RoOinson Sharonda Sales Qawi Smith Tasha Smith Dany Solomon Marie Stimphil Aisha Thaggard Tamsha Thompson Vaiene Usher Rayvon Williams Barbara Wilson Edith Wilson Jamie Wilson Kenya Winston 85 Working hard in the gym ALL ABOUT ME innie LTappitchar Bass rown Joycelyn Broadnax Dwayne Gainer Leonard Foote AltaricrOonson •’SENIOR REUBEN EDWARDS SPORTS GOING FOR THE GOAL Coach-Leon Grove and Asst. Coach-William Pressley Weequahic High School Football Team Linnea Maynor Conme Peterman. Melody Linton. Raqoel Robertson, Lmnea Maynor. Pauiese Hicks. Tomakeisha Caesar. Carla Cade. Jamiilah Muhammad. Monica Greer. Makeisha Lowe (Not Shown Tara Cooper. Phaedra Powell. Kia Harrell. Towanna Scott. Coach Sara Swmney 93 BOY’S BASKETBALL Standing left to nght: J V. Coach. Mr. K. Harris. Corey Taylor. Sr. Guard. Ronald Beal. Jr. Forward. Stafford Waahinoton Jr Forward Perrv Forn lr r«ni«r Twrr 2 Va,8rtYf° - Mr F.Gav,n Kneeling Charlie Mayhew. Jr. Forward. Jermaine . Soph Guard! Terrance Uzzell. Soph Guard. John Hoilms. Sr. Guard Missing: Dwnn Parker, Jr. Forward. Leroy Jackson. Soph. Guard The Weequahic Boys Basketball Team had a very successful 1987-88 season. The team fm.shed the season with a record of 18-8. and a second round finish In the New Jersey State Tournament. Although the team lacked much experience, their outstanding season can be attributed to hard work and dedrcaton by all the team members. One of the special highiites of the soason was an 88-79 victory over arch-nval Shabazz Bulldogs. The Indians were led for the most pan o the season by Corey Taylor and Ronald Beal Both players were selected to the atl-c«ty team for their Outstanding contribution and teamwork with the Indians. Other outstanding players during the season were. Maurice Leake. Stafford Washington. Perry Ford. Jermaine Davis. Charles Mayhew and Marcus Alexander. Let's go Weequahic! Let's go’ ON TO VlCTORYI Top row left to right: Marcus Alexander. Darryl Hines. Rayon Williams J.V. Coach. Mr. K. Harris. Bottom row: Lance Mann. WilUs Marshman. Leroy Jackson Missing: Mark Cuttino. Theodore Oliver 95 HIGH, HIGH, HOPES! 96 Maurice Leake. Marquis Porter. Edward Reuben. Darius Beachum. Ronald Beal. Sonnie Berrium. Roland Tucker. John Mclver. Charles Pamplin Coach Bill Hicks will begin his fifth year as Head Coach of Baseball with High Hopes for city title His teams have never finished less than second in the city chase. Leading the way will be Maurice Leake and Marquis Porter in the most important aspect of the year Chuck Pampim will handle the catching and also stroke the long balls. Ron Beal will again lead the team in the speed department with stolen bases. Golden Glove Ed Reuben at first base will also give support with his bat. New comers Jim Montgomery. Cory Taylor. Jim O'Neal. Terrance Leake, and Roland Tucker from last year's J.V. Team: are making the coach smile this year banging hits and playing great ball in Pre-Season. Look for our Indians to be Chief of the league this year! 97 Tamekeisha Lynch, Felicia Billups, Nicole Jones - Captain, Robin Holloway, Linnea Maynor 98 PEP SQUAD Kim Horne, Captain Front row: Sharonda Wallace. Janice Thompson. Latonya Felix, Tracey Fuller. Theresa Vines Back row: Shandra Simmons. JoAnn Studivann. Kim Horne-Captain. Toni Spencer, Co-Captain. Donna Montgomery O X Indoor, Outdoor, Cross Country Track W o «ch—O. Softoney Charles Cuffte Terrance Uzzeli. George HaH. Elv i Davis. Anthony Ful!enw«Jer. Bryan Benjamin. Omar Mahammad. Hasson Allen Sittmg • :n McConn. G ' ■■ Attar q Dunson. Can Cmeus Missmg: Raheim AMen and WUhe Johnson ?. Peer Counsellors The Peer Counsellors at WHS are certainly strong on good ethics. They devote time during and after school to talk out problems with peers and direct them to the correct professional resources at Beth Israel Hospital; which is mainly responsible for training of the Peer Counsellors. The growth of this program is virtually viewed as an expansive one. It provides counselling for the entire student body if needed. The demand for Peer Counselling in a high school setting is forever growing. WHS is fortunate to have such a successful program to offer to its student body. Kanda Taylor and Roland Tucker 104 105 1987 - 1988 ORANGE AND BROWN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 106 Timothy Collier, Yarnick Dunn, Delvin Williams, Terrence Wooten. Dwayne Gainer, Roland Tucker, Maria Lane, Lashaun Melton, Bernice Williams CONGRATULATIONS to OUR CLASSMATES from your CLASS OFFICERS Nicole Jones. Wyetta Mann. Raquel Robinson. Theresa Taylor. Mrs. L. Hunter. Advisor. Tonya Gansey. Tonya Christopher. Regina Norwood. Monique Morris. Felicia Billups. James Stewart. Rashonda Snipes. Timothy Collier. Kim Horne. Juneen Blackwell 107 HONOR SOCIETY Raquel Robinson, Felicia Billups, Robin Holloway, Nicole Jones, Mrs. R. Williams 109 Oil 88, S1N3A3 IdV WHS MARCHING BAND WHS Marching Band is well known for its good sounding qualities and exceptional performance. It also plays an important role in the social life of the school. These talented musicians under the direction of Mr. Otis Brown is highly viewed as a major part of Weequahic's tradition. along with the Band Front and their advisor Ms. Connie Motley. The Marching Band participates in many festivities, parades and games within the state of New Jersey, Delaware and Connecticut. WHS CHORUS K.m Brown Loretha Council, Eraka Jonos. Erica Upchurch. Kim Hughes, Rhonda Divers. Goode. Roland Tucker. Khaiid Mallory. Mr. John Hughes fi i 4'! A Patricia Oouglas. Shatiqua Owens. Latonia Garner. Selena Brown. Fredrick •m Mr, Rashid. Keith Turner. Loretta Ben. Timothy Collar. Reggie Harris The Accounting Club appeal to students with aspiration to enter into the world of Business. The primary goal of the Accounting Club is to establish meaningful goals and high aspirations while emphasizing on career interest. The Accounting Club members exhibit great courage to acquire a composite of the business world through the foundation of business knowledge; Accounting! 115 MS. CALENDAR GIRL 117 — • -.v V. J5v; •• VI MS. SUCCESS. PATRICIA COUNCIL MS. PERSONALITY, TAPPICHAR BASS : =a= 0 118 f 1988 CALENDAR GIRLS MS. OCTOBER. MS. NOVEMBER. MS. DECEMBER. ALICIA ARLEATHEA EDWARDS JUNEEN BLACKWELL LEWIS 119 MS. SEPTEMBER. LATRINA REED MS. SUMMER. RAQUEL ROBERTSON MS. JANUARY, MICHELLE COLEMAN MS. MARCH. CORNELIA WILSON MS. APRIL, JOYCE BROWN MS. MAY. EVETTE MOORE MS. JUNE. FELICIA BILLUPS___________ MS. JULY. SCHIQUIER HUTCHINS MS. AUGUST. RHONDA LOWERY HOMECOMING PAGEANT! HOMECOMING..................... There was a clear instance of enjoyment during WHS Homecoming Parade. All participating groups showed great standard of performance and notable soaring spirits while observing the parade. As for the variety. the parade consisted of marchers. Homecoming King and Queens. 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C 6.v «n IHV-- -} 8' Y9.1 Cfr II V: .♦•M, i ll AH« •: T� TF3 __________________ SALES mx r(«iWy, ' 5'1M- •; - ”3 1 -0T-EJT -,IC 4 . d i 8’Cj'in-l Cl lce xiXS JT4S5 SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST Manufacturing company located on New-ark Bloomfield border has opening for a responsible, well organized individual with excellent telephone manner. Good typing skills required. Pleasant office atmosphere. We offer a competitive salary with excellent benefits. Call Personnel at: 484-6401 Shows responsibility Academic excellence, perfect attendance, and service help are highly recognized at WHS. At the end of each grading cycle, students who have maintained academic excellence, perfect attendance, and rendered their services to WHS. are taken off campus to lunch and invited to special assemblies. These students have portrayed a sense of pride and respect for their school. The students were able to see and hear certain recording artists such as New Jersey's own CeCe Rogers who recorded Some Day . These students also assembled with Bahamian Diet founder - Dick Gregory. Councilman at Large - Ralph T. Grant Jr.. Andy Headen - Giant Linebacker, Hafiz Farid. Alim Muhammad. Pepsi Cola Representative. Cosby Show Carl Payne and many more. These kind of programs encourage other students at WHS to aim higher for their education. NEWARK STUDENTS LOVE SUCCESS! 129 ilew ark Police poster Ponte it WHS talented student Paul Swindell won first prize in the 1987 City Wide National Police Week Poster Contest. Paul was reward a $100.00 U.S. Savings Bond. He is currently completing another poster for the 1988 contest in which he intends to win. Paul's Art teacher is Mr. Arthur Coles Jr. Paul Swindell and Police Director, Mr. L. Greenleaf 130 STUDENTS — COMMUNITY AFFAIR FACULTY FOUL-UPS Naw man. you can t come in here! I hey said I could leave at 2:30. Yea — We be chillin'. We bad. Are you sure that's a business call? I Reaardless to what you say. this is a school. I'm not surprised, this is my natural look! 132 Rl UNDERS AND BLOOPERS I already told her not to use the phone. There was a time when I used to use my hands. Connie's tea'll do it to ya every time. Hiccup!! It's not a pie I'm holding behind my briefcase! 133 MUSIC OF ’88 NIGHTJ-ONG) THAT MAN SHOULD LOVIN’ YOU................ .... THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL... ANGEL.................... SO EMOTIONAL............... LOVE OVERBOARD............. I LIVE FOR YOUR LOVE....... I WANT TO BE YOUR MAN ..... ... BABY BE MINE................ LOVE CHANGES .............. LET S START OVER ........... tWO OCCASIONS ..T..4.....P:'‘ % PUMP UP THE VOLUME........ ? .- SOMEONE TO LOVE ME FOR ME PUSH IT...................... AIN’T NO NEED TO WORRY....... SECRET LADY .............. BAD........... pr.......... GIRLFRIEND .............. ' CRITICIZE...............? ' . NAMELESS...........,r.,....’ SOME KIND OF LOVER SNWANT HER MY FOREVER LOVg fTOUCH GO 1 IN THE MOOdF t..? WANNA MAKE LUVE LET’S TRY AGAI ;eletons ... THINK DO YOU................... I WONDER WlbO SHE’S SEEING NOW PONT GO MAN IN THE MIRROR MOVE THE CROWD .. .... .... ...— - .... v pJHE O’JAYS MICHAEL JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH WHITNEY HOUSTON .. GLADYS KNIGHT THE PIPS IP NATALIE COLE ■ .ROGER • J7MIKKI HOWARD f. KASHIF MELI’SA MORGAN MILES JAYE M THEDEELE M, A R R S LISA LISA CULT JAM SALT-N PEPA THE WINANS ANITA BAKER STEPHANIE MILLS ... MICHAEI JACKSON .... ALEXANDER O'NEAL ...If., COLONEL ABRAMS ViODY VVATLEY KEfTH SWEAT LE VERT FORCE M.D. PERS LILLO THOMas SURFACE .. STEVIE WONDER .. RAY PARKER. JR. THE JETS THE TEMPTATIONS , MARLON JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON ERIC B RAKIM Jr 134 MOVIES OF ’88 ACTION JACKSON...................... CARL WEATHER VANITY SIESTA .................- GRACE JONES JODIE FOSTER SCHOOL DAZE ........................ SPIKE LEE KADEEM HARDISON ANGEL HEART.........................LISA BONET CRY FREEDOM ............I........... DENZEL WASHINGTON;KEVIN KLINE FATAL ATTRACTION ................... MICHAEL DOUGLASyGLENN CLOSE GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM............... ROBIN WILLIAMS HAIRSPRAY .......................... DIVINE PIA ZADORA SONNY BONO MASQUERADE.......................... ROB LOWE MEG TILLY MOVING ............................. RICHARD PRYOR RAW................................. EDDIE MURPHY SATISFACTION ....................... JUSTINE BATEMAN THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW......... BILL PULLMAN SHE'S HAVING A BABY ....,........... KEVIN BACON ELIZABETH McGOVERN SHOOT TO KILL ‘ SIDNEY POITIER THREE MEN AND A BABY................ TOM SELLECK TED DANSEN THROW MOMMA FROM THE TRAIN ......... BILLY CRYSTAL'DANNY DE VITO WALL STREET ....................... CHARLIE SHEEN MICHAEL DOUGLAS D.O.A............................... DENNIS QUAID.MEG RYAN A NEW LIFE ...............Z......... ALAN ALDA ANN-MARGARET DISORDERLIES........................ FAT BOYS BEVERLY HILLS COP A................. EDDIE MURPHY LETHAL WEAPON ...L.....fJ........... DANNY GLOVER JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH ................. WHOOPIE GOLDBERG FRANTIC ............................ HARRISON FORD 135 CATCHING UP WITH DETAILS! WHS LEDGEND STAFF CLASSY SOUNDS AND ALL THAT JAZZ As demonstrated at Weequahic High School, music is everything to be heard. The Jazz Band at WHS directed by Mr. Otis Brown shows the essence of music through the use of fundamental rhythm, music theories. and practice of music. The distinctly musical characteristics of our Jazz students seem to have great influence in a way in which they successfully elucidate musical techniques and performance in captivating their audience. ALL IN JAZZ! COMPUTER HIGHLIGHTS The computer education and technology division of the Newark Board of Education has been recognized as a leader in bringing new and innovative computer education programs to urban schools. Educators in the Newark school district had at least one advantage when they began their quest for an automated instructional management system. It's called commitment. The computer-based system was first used in the district in 1985 with Macmillan reading objectives - the basal for the district. Ten pilot schools were part of the initial installation with subsequent installations made in increments of 10. Since the first pilot, a math component has been added that uses district defined objectives with three different textbooks. It is not unusual for Mr. Grom-pone. Computer Club Advisor and his club members to be actively busy day after day at their computer. Through their commitment, these students learn to operate and run programs that reinforce their academic abilities while mastering reading, writing, and math objectives. Our Wiz-Kids have that drive to boot any system's program. 141 CHALLENGERS Strive to discover their leadership style improve self-esteem develop decision making skills Plan seminars pertaining to teen problems • Stress. Suicide. Diet and Nutrition analyze value system develop group team work so as to become more effective citizens in our school and community. Mrs. D. Hooks. Challengers Advisor Group Work Audio Visuals and More 143 - It'tthgrd to say good-bye to someone dear, Wiethe fun we had from year to year. | fife is so very brief, grief. The friendship you gave us was kind and true, Your love and affection we always knew. Our lives have been deeply shattered with tears Wishing you were still here to help calm our fears. Schiquier, God wanted you to take your rest, To join His angels and all heaven’s best. us to cradle memories along with our The Class of 1988 By: Timothy Coflier Schiquier Hutchins J Wew Udifion to Our School Best wishes to the class of 1988.1 wish to each and every one of you the happiest of a productive life. Never settle for anything less than being the very best that you can be. Best wishes for continued success! 146 Mr. L Brady, Advisor WJ4S JutoriJ Pr oyram The after school tutorial program offers extra help to all students in all subject areas. There are over 250 students in the program which operates from 2:30 to 3:30, Monday through Thursday. This program helps students toward greater academic progress. The students involved in WHS Tutorial Service feel as though it is a very good experience and they are able to learn at their own pace in a smaller setting. Most of all these students are satisfied with their classroom progress due to vast improvement in their grades. This program is under the guidance of Ms. J. Herr. 147 FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO THE ZODIAC ZONE Roland Tucker, Aquarius Kimberly Lawrence. Taurus Shelia Nelson. Scorpio Dawn Whitehurst. Aries Sonya Ingram. Sagittarius = PEER COUNSELOR ADVISORS Phifer 149 Testing------Testing 1--------2-------3-----Testing Okay everyone, take everything off your desk except your number 2 pencil. Listen carefully to all of the directions and follow them exactly. Work carefully and try to get as many questions right as you can. Do not spend too much time on any one question. If you do not know an answer, make the best choice you can and then go on to the next question. These lines are very familiar here at WHS. The teachers use them as they administer the High School Proficiency Test. This statewide testing system consists of three mam parts, which are Reading. Writing and Mathematics. As the test goes on. the nervous clammy hand students search their minds for information. Most of them try not to resort to the popular random sampling method of Eeny. Meeny, Miny. Mo. relating back to past experience of what that type of test taking method can cause. Knowing for sure that students must pass this test in order to receive a high school diploma, the student would slow down his mind from wandering and become more involved with the test. Nearing the finish line of test taking, everyone is indeed test drained and can't wait for the bell to ring. Finally the weekend is here. TGIF!! Jacufty i adketbafi earn Mr. Joe Hines Mr. William Tyler Mr. Arthur Johnson Mr. Robert Jackson Mr. Frank Gavin Mr. Charles Mitchell Mr. Kelvin Harris Mr. John Hughes Mr. Ali Rashid Mr. Phillip Young (Coach) NEWS OF ’88 Swaggart barred fron the pulpit for a year Baby M mom vows to work with Sterns Dukakis and Gore tangle as Jackson stays above fra) Howard Beach Jury Gets Case And Asks to Visit Attack Scene iA NDIN IS TA - CONTRA CEASE-FIRE OPENS WAYTOA DURABLE PEACE, RIVAL NICARAGUAN FACTIONS SAY Clark takes spotlight Cl� rtk, right. pr� KlMi oi Eottlde K.gh School In Polorion tolti to Ox-; � i Weoown. I«ir, 9 n r«l choir Ot th Whit Cc«t f iK 0« Smoll V norite D l � � 1 i Coocoi «nd AiwmDIy Spoofed Chock MordiKCk IR-Unlon) 154 mi v •vU . it r fl gr ■ A‘ LSW HEADLINES mm 0- s- G°°V Gorbachev speaks for rights of Israel 3 40-bed AIDS facility planned in Jersey City pua 4 UVA iSOdeo,snr P noP 0S99W V 6 sejnpuoH ,.II!Q.. o sn V v- v c iuj!j puejs oj smoa j|eMn i jnq paiapjnuj si e6eisoq puooes RANK GA' OLANDA I UDINE HC ILDRED L ETTY JEN ALK6R ES Wili CONGRATULATIONS FROM US ALL LAWRENCE MA BENJAMIN O N NORMA BROW FERNARD WIL BRUCE BENNE WILLIAM M..P PATRICI DENISE FRANK TIA C. H CHERY ROBIN TERREI ELIZAB DARIA I 156 BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE CRAIG TAYLOR LOUISE GRISMORE EDITH TAPPINS CLARK WILSON JULIA GRIMSLEY ADA NORTON ANNIE ARCHER ANNE BYRD JACKIE GOOLSBY MAMIE LOWERY MICHAEL GRAVES MAE MILLS RUTH WILLIAMS VALERIE FORD LACILLE BANKS ANITA FORD C. ROZ SAMUELS MARY CANADY DELRETHA DEVOSE CYNTHIA PERRY DOLORES STRAND CONSTANCE B. WHITE AYYUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988!! BEST WISHES!!!!! SHAKIR BARBER SHOP • SPECIALIZING IN MEN - LADIES - AND CHILDREN HAIRCUTS. 377 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 07112 (PHONE: 926-8791) KAREEM SHAKIR SHAKIR 157 ADVERTISEMENTS To Timothy Collier and the Graduating Class of ‘88. Sincere congratulations on your successful completion of your high school studies. And remember................ The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight; But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night.” Longfellow Ralph T. Grant. Jr.t Ph.D. Councilman-At-Large City of Newark 1988 Congressional Candidate......10th C.D........New Jersey 158 The Building of Christ Kingdom la £ j The Lives of Mea % r� it “ML , i Join with me, in the greatest business in the world: “WINNING SOULS FOR CHRIST . Rev. Lewis W. Collier TO TIM MAY GOD EVER BLESS YOU IN WHATEVER YOU FIND YOUR HANDS TO DO; IN THE PRESENT AS WELL AS FUTURE. “STAY SWEET! WE ALL LOVE YOU. THE CREW -ASHLEY, TONYA GENE KEITH, HORACE, COREY, TONY KAY-KAY, SAMANTHA, ANN-MARIE SHARON NEVER LEAVE OUT SYBIL. ALSO ALL OF YOUR NIECES AND NEPHEWS. PHONE 923-3927 HOURS 7 A M. to 7 P.M. ASTRO - CLEANERS 1 HOUR FRENCH DRY CLEANING EXPERT DRESS MAKING AND TAILORING WEAVING AND DYEING 278 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY LYONS PIZZERIA And Restaurant 282 Lyons Ave. Newark, N.J. 923 0396 ; 159 WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL I was When I was a freshman Everything seemed to go wrong. Everywhere I turned Questions seemed to surround me. Undoubtedly, I became a sophomore .. I was an upperclassman, jd and admired by freshmen. of them Here H - umor semo S - So do Contin be your O - Our class has fin; Love, peace, and finally made to all. � � L - joy . v- ,1; • 5.� V m! V-lt • Remember the Indians! -