Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

Legend Welkome To Indian Total 89 BeaRTrRBERTEREERRER Keith Speights, Wayne Free, Jamie Wilson and Nate McDonald МОЙ TABLE OF CONTENTS i AT ? Ё Life styles A PEOPLE FACULIY ot PU LEE E EI Seu. semini Fs 47 MESITA rr iS 85 Growing together UNDERCLASSMEN EIN NN АИК Зое It all adds up CLOSING Special Memorles of A True Indian .... Left - Selma Brown Pop - Biandra Woods Dress to Impress 55 Improve upon... academics, social life and recreation Гор - left - Natasha Allen Top - right - Shawn Rhodes Bottom - right- Zsalyne Haynes ES Eee НЕН” PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE BOARD OF EDUCATION WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL 279 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 07112 EUGENE С CAMPBELL LAWRENCE MAJOR EXECUTIVE SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Principal's Message to the Graduates My heartfelt and most sincere congratulations to members of the 1989 graduating class of Weequahic High School. The four years you have invested here are finally reaching fruition. Years of academic dedicction, regular attendance along with pride and self respect have prepared you for this moment. The worlds of higher education and industry await your arrival. Challenges will confront you along the way and problems and diversions may alter your mission. However, if your parents, teachers, and principals have provided the proper experiences and directions, you ill possess all the tools necessary to meet these challenges and stay the course. In this era of modern technology, conflicting human relationships and twenty-first century demands, you must transfer the learned skills and knowledge that yo: obtained at Weequahic High School to areas of life skills needed to echieve your Ultimate goals. When you reflect upon your years at Weequahic High School, how will you remember us? We wart to be remembered as dedicated and caring parents, teachers, and principals. Our main objective was to provide the suitable educational environment where teachers can teach and students can learn. For it is through your actions and deeds that the effectiveness ot our efforts is measured. As you embrace this graduation ceremony, I refer you to a verse from Whitney Houstor's One Moment In Time. Give me one moment in time When I am more than I thought I could be When all cf my dreams are a heartbeat away And the answers are all up to me This is your moment in time, make the most of it. Love, happiness and suc-ess to each of you. Your ргівсірађ, е, biG. ёс Мах Lawrence Ma tr TOGETHER WE WILL EDUCATE OUR CHILDREN SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE VICE PRINCIPALS “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves ...” Shakespeare: Julius Caesar I hope your high school years have served you well, because these years к critical т terms of the adult you will become. Each milestone in your life closes one ch: ipter and sets the stage for another. One of the most productive social growth lessons you should have learned is to approach each problem by taking a long, objective look in the mirror. Life is usu; ally as good to you as you are true to your dreams. In this olympic year, we have witnessed many instances of extraordinary determination and courage. As you go out from this place and time, remember to always strive to do your personal best. Go for the GOLD! Catherine M. Murphy Vice Principal Norma Brown Each year at this time, I am asked to prepare a statement for the Legend and each year, I try to think of something new, clever, and different to say! Because after all, the Class of 1989 will be the Only One Of It’s Kind! But even though you are different, you are similar in so many ways to the young men and women who have gone on be fore you. Similar in that you have passed the necessary courses, earned the required credits and have been approved to receive a New Jersey High School Diploma. But you are different because your experiences and career choices will take you down different paths than those of your predecessors. I can only ask that you chose your path with care, sincerity and after much thought; that you not let the ills and evil of this word deter you from the path you choose. I also ask that you travel along your path representing W eequahic High School with dignity and pride and in such a manner that the path you pave makes it easier for those who come after you. Continue to make us proud to have known you. God bless you all. Norma F. Brown Vice Principal [| VICE PRINCIPALS Best wishes to the Class of 1989. 1 hope each of you achieve success in our highly-technical and competitive society. Over the past several years you have had the opportunity to play, work, study, practice and grow physically as well as mentally. Now that you be ive successfully completed the requirements for graduation set forth by the state of New Jersey, you are ready to leave W eequahic High School and begin your lives as members of tive Newark Community. Some of you will be getting new jobs. Others may be off to college. Whatever your future may be, off to college or getting new jobs, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years here at Weequahic with fond memories. You should continue to persevere in order to keep abreast of technology and meet the challenges of tomorrow. Love and Peace Fernard M. Williams Vice Principal Benjamin 0 Мад Congratulations to all graduates of June 1989. You have just completed the first step toward social and economic independence. Becoming successful in life is not an accidental occurrence. Working hard and establishing goals are essential in becoming a successful individual. Do not blame others for your failure; no one can determine your lifestyle but you. Remember Weequahic High Sc hool as a training ground. You made mistakes, met new friends, discarded others; but most of all learned that time passes us all by. What you do with that time is of utmost importance. W hat will you be doing ten years from now, besides being 27 or 28 years old? Benjamin O'Neal Vice Principal THE BASIC PRINCIPLES ОЕ Rudine Williams The Basic Skills Department provides : classes in Reading, Writing, and Mathe- matics in compliance with mandates of the Federal and State Assistance Programs. The goal of the department is to assist all of our students in passing the High School Proficiency Test. Presently, 710 students are participating in the Basic Skills Program at Weequahic High School. Parental involvement is considered a priority in the Basic Skills Department. Meetings and workshops are planned throughout the year for the purpose of jointly exploring methods which will assist our students in achieving academic suc- cess. BASIC SKILLS THE BUSINESS “Ree Anthony Saganski Make It Happen. Successful, satisfying careers. They are the result of big dreams, high goals, and plenty of hard work. 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 purpose of career planning assistance. OF BUSINESS ... Ak Raihid Finding the Right Career for You What do you want to be? What career goal appeals to you? What do you want to major Inz Focus much of the energy used to worry about the answers toward actually exploring careers and learning what various occupations and college majors de- mand. Evaluate your attitude, aptitude, interests, and achievement before making that choice! Good Luck! ENGLISH To the Class Of 1989! The English Department of Weequahic sincerely wishes each of you the best in possible choices that you make for the future. We hope that you carry with you as many of the concepts in humanities and grammatical science that we attempted to impart. If you traveled with us during the course of your four year voyage, you discovered many worlds of different characters, characters’ motives, adventures and settings which took to worlds outside of your immediate environ- ment and yourselves. Hopefully, you landed with a new you - a person who matured and developed in part be- cause of your greatly enhanced reading and writing skills. However, do not stop traveling! Keep going and while you do, continue to taste, to smell, to feel the great- ness of the world that awaits you. Take careful risks and experience the better values of life. Continue to read and to learn - despite | your liveli- hood - whether you go on to higher education or the job market. Your English teachers wanted to show you what you needed in your life skills preparation for the tw enty- first century. June Маа Chaixpeion FFECIIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS 77771 д D 2 — = k FINE ARTS T Ч = Ош Brown Art, Music and Foreign Language courses are the most historic, creative, and exciting. The force behind these courses are self-discipline, practice, and performance. Here at WHS we know talented kids are not found only on TV shows. Our talented Art students enter and win various poster contest and art exhibits which gives them great exposure. Our Mixed Choir performs at Newark's International Airport as well as City and State Festivals. The Marching Band and Jazz Ensemble had an opportunity to play at Symphony Hall, Atlantic City, The Meadowlands and performed with Nathlie Coles and W ynton Marsalis. The Spanish Language classes enrich our students cultural knowledge and language competency. A few students will be traveling to Mexico this spring and will gain that opportunity to speak with different Spanish speaking people from all parts of the world. ІҢ William Phipps, Chainpouon REPETE! REPETE! FOREIGN LANGUAGE GUIDANCE... GIVING ADVICE ABOUT Today's youth 18 concerned with the future, or more precisely, with careers that await following graduation from high school. Here at WHS the 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. Margaret Roberti, Head Counselor Nicholas Falrarano HEALTH AN AR гету PHYSICAL EDUCATION _ | In Physical Education classes the goal is to give the greatest possible development to a pupil's physical powers, habits and char- acter. In accomplishing this goal, the department will exercise ini- tiative, ingenuity, and creativity. The Physical Education Depart- ment tries to develop an aware- ness and experiences which will promote characteristics of good sportsmanship, honesty and co- operation. Last but not least, we try to provide a variety of seasoned and life-long activities that will con- tribute to the way of every day liv- ing. MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department service approximately ninety-five percent of the student population here at WHS, providing basic mathematic courses and college preparatory course s. Courses offered within this department are Basic Skills Math (HSP Math), General Mathematics, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, SAT Skills, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, and Computer Science. Instruction in Integrated Calculus and Physics is provided by the High School Scholars Program, which is sponsored by the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Our department goals are to provide process oriented instruction; to remediate skill deficiencies, to challenge all students to think critically and analytically, to provide a quality education that will prepare our students for the jobmarket and for more advanced mathematical courses. NUMBER SYSTEMS AND NOTATION MEDIA CENTER о... а 4% 2 k. 576 N. Eur n i? Eo x (7 cial (al + — Chapman Whether your interest is in journalism ог biology o1 ` psychology, the resources in the Media to computer science, engineering or music, Center at WHS can help increase your ability understand and bring together a variety of source material in a detailed, indept manner. Y) ` ah ag аа) 1. Bast а لا‎ Ultimate consumption .... educati on SUPPORT SERVICES Leon Grove, Chairperson WHS work experience program helps our students in their career development. The students are instructed to select realistic career goals. The students get paying, part-time jobs related to our school program. The pro- gram's goals are to develop desirable attitudes and to help our students see the relationship between their schooling and job success. What is one way for students to gain valu- able experience and skills at WHS? Being part of the Practical Arts program that is. The Prac- tical 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. “If You're Going To Do It, Do It Right.” Charles бо� Robert Dennebaum SCIENCE Bruce Bennett, Chairperson It is the goal of the Science Department to prepare students for the challenge and demand of Science courses at the college level. It is also our responsibility to provide an adequate science education for those students who do not intend to apply to college. Therefore, the Science Department offers a variety of courses to meet these divergent needs. Our curriculum includes traditional courses in the area of general science, biology, and earth science as well as more demanding courses for the college bound in chemistry, physics, and anatomy physiology. Students who are academically talented are invited to enroll in our high-level enrichment tract. A RESOURCE FOR THE FUTURE SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Hollander, Chainperion Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1989. 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 he lp- less and refuses to work for change. Use the knowledge that you have learned. Be proud of the fact that you are a citizen of the greatest country on earth. As you know Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream about the world filled with love and dignity. What’s your dream? Inquiring into History e? Special Services for Special Needs ; Cheryl Howard IQ Secretarial Staff Delores Strand, Supewising Clerk veais e Intormatios й $. | — 2 D Parents picking up report cards! CUSTODIAL STAFF Аф Bivens, Senior Culodian У VE) у ae ? | - ғ. (“3 1 en ” 1 | h = | | 1 - | 4 | ] ! ` € d vk м ` ` А � = у š MAI | р | | 4 - — = | . A dE i aie c š Es к d ` — D — МИ TY kam 4 4 E: — ЖЕЛ r 3. -. i а z DS А 7 Making Eto class on Био! Fred Lightner These halla are цройш! | CAFETERIA STAFF | 1 Mu. R. байн, Head Cook А. Byrd, М. Lowery, J. Gooliby and R. Lane — | b | A Мек Lewis, Marguet Boiwell, Debrak Graedy, Phila Smallwood, and Sharon Simmons “SOUP TIME “YUMMMMMMMY” UGH! ] P apasha Beruas and Сий Tasha “I can cook, trust me!” “Why can't we decide whether to eat when it's really such a simple thing to do?” 39 Ya Gotta Love It! М Ё £ We are growing together. Cheerleader - Sharonda Wallace If You Think You Can Janet Sage, Attendance Coordinator Absenteeism and truancy are not synonymous. Truancy con- notes idleness and conscious, willful absence of a sporting nature, while absenteeism is simply excessive absence for any number of rea- sons. Most school, for liability reasons, have established procedures for recording and reporting absences. During School Year 1988- 1989, the Newark School Board of Education implemented an 18 days absent policy. This policy enables easy survey and help analyze each student’s pattern of attendance. Our Attendance Coordinator, Janet Sage, her staff of Attendance Counselors, Teachers, Adminis- trators, PTA-President, Donald Bradley, Parents, and Students are all working together to alleviate, if not eliminate the problem. This process consist of contacting the student’s family and working very closely with them. `. Being different is my specialty. ] ее ПАНОРАМА Mr. S. “If you are late 3 times I will see yooo... ” EN LAM 75: Oo 22 i == 22 Keith and Pat striving for accuracy ... - E — — The fact of the matter is с ÍA-OZHHAZ The souls of the dead, clowns, ghost, witches, cats, and demons of all kinds returned to the halls of Weequahic High School on October 31, 1989. EeeK! Then again this may not be WHS after all... But if this is not WHS, where it it? Do I really ex- ist? Where did they come from? How did they get here? And how can they possibly manage to move through the halls without Security seeing them? Maybe I need a break! I think I really out- done my thoughts this time ... eeek!! 1988-1989 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jamilah Muhammad - President Sharnae Brown - Vice President Amora Glover - Secretary Hysonia McMillan - Treasurer Mrs. Gwen Weaver - Advisor + Wa mar TAA CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1989 from the CLASS OF 1990 Advisor - Ms. I. Riley, Sharon Johnson, Rob- ert Austin, Roland Tucker, and Alice Moran Lance Mann, Faith Bryant, and Marquis Por- ter Photo not shown - Ms. K. Barcliff - Advi- sor Participation in clubs and activities is a stu- dent's delight. At WHS students benefit tre- mendously from being actively involved in ex- tra-curricular activities. The students become better motivated and aim for higher goals. The advisors are committed to providing our students with the best quality and variety of activities available along with giving mean- ingful directions and inspiration. Se 80 — е” $ — — E X Р 上 C A A Г I O N Keeping In Step With The Weequahic Beat W — _ А жа уу? T ON SEE айы = کک‎ Hanniefa ES ibazz, Share bà Sowell, Phyllis Hill - Capt., Keisha Boyd, Catesha Jones Kneeling: Mr. Cornick - Director, LaVonn Motley - Capt., Darnell Jones Not Shown: Michelle McCleod, Desiree Gray, Camille Shipman, and Derrick Busby A LaVonn Motley - Captain Phyllis Hill - Captain Creative Corner [he Literary Club provides an opportunity for all students to express themselves by writing poetry, short stories, and plays. It also gives students an opportunity to draw pictures and do computer art- work. When students write their own poetry, they learn to concentrate and pay close attention to each stanza, line, and word. They learn that vital meaning and power can be packed into a single word. They learn that poetry has form and that they must set up their ideas in recognizable patterns of syllables and lines. They also learn about the language of poetry and become more aware of its visual appeal. When students write their own short stories, they learn to de- scribe their characters and the setting clearly. They learn to develop a plot that presents and resolves a conflict. They learn to maintain a consistent point of view and a chronological time order. They also learn to write dialogue where appropriate. When students write their own plays, they learn about dialogue and stage directions. They also learn about staging a play which in- volves scenery, costumes, lighting, and props as well as the activities of the actors. By drawing pictures and doing computer artwork, students learn to express themselves in a form other than the written word. The students learn to correlate their artistic talents with the themes developed in the written form. By putting into practice what they have learned in the classroom, students develop a greater appreciation for literature and art. They learn to express their fears, frustrations, hopes, and dreams and are rewarded knowing that they themselves produced something of val- ue. They can take pride in sharing their work with others, and they learn to appreciate the effort that goes into all literary works. Standing: Tyeesha Fisher, Shea Doctor, Katina Ginyard, Diana Washington, and Celeste Holmes Sitting: Sakeen- ah Mungin, Marie Thebaud, Roland Tucker, and Daphanie Smith Computer Club Mr. L. Grompone, Advisor —_ É 4 ыы EEE 113 The primary objective of the Student Council O B А y : + e • O.B.A., is to be an active “liaison” between the student body and the administration to create and promote a so- cial environment and learning experience; whereas the students at Weequahic High School can understand, as- sume, and fulfill their roles and obligation in the forever changing society in which we live. Under the auspices of Weequahic High School Stu- dent Council, O.B.A., students will be able to know and understand their role and obligation to their school and community at large. The students will be involved in promoting a positive social and learning environment, assuming leadership and making decisions for the enrichment of our social life and academic pursuits. “O.B.A.” дй. PSA Back row: Camille Shipman, Tasha Elliot, Jamie Wilson, Tangy Thompson, Irvina Moody, Sharise Darvin, Tawanda Thomas, Sheries Hinnant, Rondell Williams, Jacquel- ine McMillan Middle row: Ronette Smith, Dawn Whitehurst, Pricilla Simmons, Erica Henderson, Tamika Lynch, Joyce Wilson, Anna Barr, Kimberly Melton, Vanita Wilson, Tina Byrd, Celeste Holmes, Sharnee Brown, Roland Murphy, Roland Tucker, Sharon Dunn, Crystal Mitchell, Juanique Brown, Cassandra Butler Front row: Shelia Evans, Amora Glover, Keith Speights, Advisor - A. Rashid, Zsalyne Haynes, Alphesis Hall, Toriah Cromwell, Hassana Ellison, Marshele White STUDENT COUNCIL OF '89 Front row: Sharise Darvin, Kimberly Melton, Sharon Dunn, Zsaylne H aynes, Keith Speights, Marshele White, Juan ique Brown, Back row: Tasha Elliot, Joyce Wilson, Vanita Wilson, Amora Glover, Torriah Cromwell, Erica Hender son, Hassana Ellison OMECOMING PARADE EA Min, CH ANU AD GOLDEN EAGLES WS SW. GOLDEN BEARS | SS Ps ы� а š ay JUST LIKE OLD TIMES w JANUARY o GO o 名 = 2 25 = O Га) hu ` Кћадеејаћ В у� PUE CALENDAR, CONTEST | 1989 - +—— e SEPTEMBER DECEMBER 20 E 54 TITRE 4 15. Calendar Girl KE Й wanna Thggpspn | Ms. Persona Sakinah Li School Service Club Students perform various service repair projects throughout WHS. Some of the pro- jects in which the stu- dents complete are, mounting bulletin boards on the third floor, mounting Mission Statement Bulletin Board on the first floor, Installing mirrors in locker rooms, in the Gym rooms and creating and hanging color ban- ners around the school. These students work un- der the direction of their Advisor, Mr. C. Gott- lick. EPOR{ CARDS DISTRI BUTED EN 1 Le з 59 LI E H 一 STATEMENT MISSION, HIGH SCHOOL WE STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT EVERY STUDENT ATTENDING WEEQUANIC HIGH SCHOOL CAN LEARN AND IS ENTITLED TOA QUALITY EDUCATION, MASTERING THE MINIMAL ESSENTIAL SKILLS Alvin Council, Luther Bowman, and SunRa Driskell Missing: Alterick Morgan Mr. Hughes and Chorus members enjoying a lesson in vocal expression! Top: Vonnetta Smith, Islam Shabazz, Roland Tucker, Duane Brown, and Natasha Allen, Middle: Kia Walker, Lisa McGriff, Sharon Dunn and Retha Bell, Front: Olivia Washington, Genine Brown, Keshia Boyd, and Erica Upchurch Co-Advisor, C. Wakins and Advisor J. Hughes CHORUS Harmony, melody, and invention of tech- niques accompanies the tradition that evolves around WHS Chorus and their Advisor Mr. John Hughes. Music in our school provides these Chorus members with aesthetics for self expression. Obsessed with the desire to partici- pate harmonically, stu- dents receive musical in- structions from their ad- visor which enable them to set forth their basic to- nality. This is achieved by a melodic style that in- cludes frequent practice and participation in chorus activities in our school as well as outside the school. During Open House the Chorus mem- bers perform for parents and friends. In May, they present their Annu- al Spring Concert. Mr. Hughes creates a vibrat- ing experience for the music lovers in our school, which gives col- our to the lovely voices partaking in this beauti- ful experience. Yearbook - LEGEND STAFF Trevor Vann - 4� 47 јад Р. — Ms. D. Fonseca - Advisor Keith Speights Ms. C. Howard - Advisor A Providing the personal touch ... ec - : _ Жж ) E i | D Si � Ta 1 = У 4 = — de ” A. i d + NY U | E Y ù Э 1 Standing: Cassandra Butler, Tyfonne Colbert, Kemi Acquaye, Anthony Apinks, T. Elliot, T. Hutchinson, Roberto Gonzalez, Alona McCullers, L. Peter, M. Lowe, Kathleen Gumbs, Asia Cooper, C. Morton, Selina Smith Sitting: John Eskin, Derrick McCullers, Tyreke Stanton, Rodney Wrice and Tony Banks Ww The tutorial program is offered dailv from 7:45 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students are given Instruction in Writing, Read- ing and Math. This program Is designed to help the stu- dents pass the High School Proficiency Test and motivate them towards greater aca- demic progress. The tutorial program is under the guid- ance of Ms. J. Herr. SIP - Students with Ms. D. Llano and Ms. J- Herr. Jazz Band A х NI j Um 8.4 RS Ms 4 7 “бей Y | | Y Otis Brown - B . қ - ЭН d Ze Repa ook: AS Latesha Jones, Y Seniors Taldhte 2 A E Dwayne is in the right mood... Calumets LTD HERAT y . E Sitting: Bermtas enburg, Amora Glover, and — ЖЕ Ө Sarah Sutton- Advisor, Joyce Wilson SakmakLigöfr, Margeret Kreps, Patrice Spencer, ‚and Ce Delgado , PEL wats = What is one way for students to gain valu- able information about | A The school newspaper their school and com- munity? The WHS Cal- umet. exhibits teacher and stu- dent pride in our school. Being a part of the news staff the students receive training in drafting, writ- ing skills, research and leadership accomplish- ment. Bernita, Sakinah and Joyce CHALLENGERS Гће Challengers are composed of upperclassmen who meet in their 7:45 Sociology class, and are big brothers sisters to the Freshmen class. Challenger Goals: Го enhance self esteem ЭГ Го develop leadership skills and styles | У 1 4 To develop more pride in self, school and commu- 7 nity Го improve interpersonal relationships ( To become the best possible person u Po utilize study media skills in all learning content areas Challengers are motivators, achievers, image builders, and success orientated. 4 Our Principal, Mr. Major, encourages the activity of lifting the motivation of Freshmen through visual ї presentation, guest speakers, and rap-sessions on teen comtemporary issues. Devator W. Hooks, Advisor Farmen Sloane, Katina Ginyard, Sharon Johnson, Marie Shebaud, Connie Peterman, and Eric Mazyck E rj Back: Alonzo McClullers, Alvin Council, Michael John, and Marcus Holmes, Middle: Eric Mazac, Rondell Malone, Lafonna Harris, Rashid Guyton, and Kevin Brown, Front: Selena Butler, Jennifer Johnson, Mildred Bennett, and Twana Fuller | | ë š uU J m оом� 1 ээрээ | bur: TURON | ` | je | —J Н | || mI ЫН | ™ ж Seated left to right аге Vonnetta Smith, Bernita Massenburg, RichardWright, Netita West and Ms. Chapman, Advisor. Le a L3 “Nice to have good students to assist teachers like you do. [RE Oh es A NEW ADDITION TO SPORTS LIFE A Legend interview with Mr. Autrey Reyn- olds What does an Athletic Director do? Equip all teams. Organize schedules for each sport activity. Provide for officials Se- cure coaches for all games and provide transportation for team travel. What is your own sports background? I played basketball, baseball, and foot- ball for М.Х. Shabazz H.S. When I attended Winston Salem University, | played football while maintaining a four-year scholarship. After graduation I returned to M.X. Sha- bazz H.S. and coached there for several years. My Basketball Team was City Cham- pion for four years. They also played in the County Tournament and State Tourna- ment. How do you feel about the expansion of Sports Programs in the Newark Schools? This is a great idea. Once again the stu- dents in the city of Newark would be given an opportunity to measure up with students from outside their school system. Our stu- dents need that athletic challenge and expo- sure. I am also looking forward to a successful experience in my new position. KEEPING THE SCHOOL SPIRIT HIGH! | | 4 We are a tribe of Indians, bow arrow and strong, and what we put our minds to we never do wrong. So when were marching through the woods, don't ever look back because ... before you know it your team is attacked. So take my advice, and move out the way, here come those Tribe of Indians call WEEQUAHIC! N A N Aa š ux буу� _ № NN THE FIGHTING INDIANS! | 2 E) © WHS OPPONENTS | ZA | Ka) gh А а $ — % ... Porter, С. Pamplin, К. Williams, 4 H. Allen, a 271 M. Mason, 66 K. Davis, 68 С. Holt 1 [.Mclver, 74 |. Williams 19 L. Huff, 58 L. Ellis, 80 S. Washington Row 2: 26 R. Stevenson, 5 A. Rob- erts, 33 |. Duncan, 56 A. McCullers, D. McCummings, 101 Bristol, +12 | Phillips, 87 ( Neal, 618 Moore, 50 E. Wallce, 77 ае, 88 W. Gilbert Mayor Sharpe James gives a friendly hand shake to Coach - L. Groves! Varsity Basketball SLAM ON IT ... Standing: Coach - Frank Garvin, Leroy Jackson, Marquis Porter, Marcus Alexander, Rayvon Williams, Charlie Mayhew and Coach - Kelvin Harris Kneeling: Mark Cuttino, Jim Anderson, Jermaine Davis, Terrance Uzzell, and Duane Parker Jim “General” Anderson J.V. BASKETBALL Making Things Happen OPPONENTS Central H.S. | Westside H.S. Barringer H.S. Eastside M.S. Clifford Sc Standing: Hubert Parker, Leonard Hughley, Dwayne Burgess, Coach K.Harris Kneeling:Leon Brown, Rayvon Williams, Victor Taylor, Not Photographed: Willis Marshman Girls’ Basketball Сау Champs! OPPONENTS 13 Edith Wilson, 25 - Kisha Summerville, 11 - Melody Linton, 20 - Connie Peterman, 21- Stephanie Hill, 22 - Phaedra Powell, 14 - Tomkeisha Caesar, 12 - Lashonda Clarke, and Coach S. Swinney Not Pictured: Vernell Smith, Sonya Williams, and Tayshea Miller Newark City League Champion Record - 1989 15 £ 2 11 - Melody Linton - MVP 1000 Pts. Scorer January 13, 1989 Against M.X. Shabazz H.S. TRACK TEAM OPPONENTS M.X. Shabazz H.S Westside H.S. Eastside H.S. Hackensack H.S. Central H.S. Arts H.S. Irvington H.S. Linden H.S. Lincoln H.S. Back row: Emanuel Green, Keith McConn, Roxanne Francis, David Newsome, Richard Arhark. Hassan Allen, and Coach - Angelo Clark Second row: Lionel Smith, Drayton Denson Re gina Trot- ter, David Hill, Selena Butler, Bishara Abdul - Hamid Third row: Samira Johnson, ( Shaunte “Пе McNeil, Irvina Mood, Tina Lane; Ali Ro berts, Jamal Davis, Nathaniel Brookins, Johnny Jordan, and Dimion Hart Kneeling: Tyron Clayton, Duane Rayster, Sharise Darvin, April Cheffield, Tyfon Wilson, and Lamont Harris Running for the Coal УА ig af 877779 ын 2277 Ger к —— — 22,9 TA Я 4, үү 444. c IHR AA Y L4 Hassan Allen David Newsome Keith McConn WRESTLING TEAM Shawn Rhodes Lural Harrison re ra, d Sat аи — Ja 4 TIP errs, Standing: Alvin Council, Lee Huff, Lural Harrison, Keith Gholston, Shawn Rhodes, and Coach - С. Gottlick, Not Photographed: Jeffer- son Sanders and Eric Easterling, Weequahic Wrestling Indians had a 3-5-1 record this season. The Team did well considering the fact that most of the members had never wrestled before. We will be back next year, so look for our smoke signal! ` к а . WEIGHT LIFTING Standing: Lural Harrison, Advisor - С. Gottlick, and Abdullah Sharif Kneeling: Demetrius Holmes, Lee Huff, and Jacob Bass xA 89 Baseball Indians In First Place! The Baseball Indians had a great season in 1989. We won the City Championship on the Last day of the Season. We also won two big games in the State Tournament and came very close to winning the State Title. Coach - Bill Hicks improved his five season record to 77 wins and 35 defeats. The 789 Indians will count on Marquis Porter, our All City Pitcher with two No-Hitters to provide that needed pitching strength for the Winning Indians! Keith Williams, Jim Montgomery, Jim O'Neal, Roland Tucker, and a return of Charles Pomplin will also aid to our offense. Spencer Daniel will round out the starters from last year. We look for Keith Lewis, Demetrius McQueen, Tim Smith and Ron Wilson to help improve our 19-7 win and loss record. Our players will be working very hard to keep Wee- quahic on top. TOP IT OFF INDIANS! Back row: Jim Montgomery, Gerrad Brown, Marquis Porter, Demetrius McQueen, Keith Williams, James O'Neal, Roland Tucker and Coach - Bill Hicks, Front row: Charles Pomplin, Keith Lewis, Sabrina Lavoil and Spencer Daniel Bowling Team Ed Wallace, Tyron Cromartie, Darryl McCummings, David McCummings, Marshad Mass, and Quincy Sloan, Ms Lynch - Advisor and Anna Barr “We Are Not Soft!” Monica Greer Girls' Softball Team “ жы m mm. = 2 + YA М ` B Y Ж. Ч 4 5, м Front row: Aisha Cooper and Monica Greer, Back row: Coach Swinney, Theresa Vines, Katina Ginvard, Phaedra Powell, and Connie Peterman VOLLEYBALL TEAM Coach - 8. Swinney = ч = - р 225 Coach 8. Swinney, 10 - Kimberly Melton, 11 - Tayshea Miller, 5 - Theresa Vines, 15 - Aisha Cooper, 00 - Makeisha Lowe, 1 - Ronita Holman, 13 - Sonya William Not photographed: Monica Greer and Connie Peterman Service With A Smile ...... Aw W de Fe мк COACH - Reid, Quincy Sloane, Carmen Sloane, а� а Dwayne Swamy CLASS OF 1992 David Aco Rahim Adami April Baker Aisha Basknigkt Danila Bell Sakinah Beverett David Bodley Kevin Brown Tyiesha Cassar Klnahaad. Clark Вука Cook Cheryl Davis ти A SUCCESSFUL pom FUTURE BY: , 3 FRESHMEN Allen Dickerson Бин Donaldson Mary Drake T quee Dunn Monyel Байж Donstta Garnett Акшак Grankam Аф ме Griffin Rahim Heading Ralph Henson David Hill Charee Hinnant CLASS OF 1992 Cassandra. bwin Yasmin liom Louis Jamei Somiela Johnson Tanya Johnson Belinda Kingwood Jenny Maldonado Rondel Malone Mantixese Marlin Evie Mazyck Derrick McDowell Vincent Phillips Tyrone Pinnix Kateen Rouse Jeblouon Sanderi FRESHMEN Donna Сый LaKuka Vines Kia Walker Tiguan Whitehurst Anthony Williami Charnel Williams Barbara И ок STRIVING TO DO BETTER CLASS OF 1991 a O Z O Оо Myeisha Abdullah Thowasina Alou Felicia Anderson Jan Atkin Keisha Baldwin Toniya Bawa Ayesha Basknight Mildred Bennett SOPHOMORES Tawanna Brown Audrey Clank Shawn Clinton James Cook Tameka Danieli Shane Daye Carolyn Dick Theresa Douglas John. Flores К� абу Ford Terrell Furman Charee Gary CLASS OF 1991 Farka Арай мо� е Desiree Cray Emanuel Green George Hall Yannick Horn Leonard Hughley Tiauan Hilehin Rubus Jackson Tasha James Dawn Jenkins Michele Johnson Rosine Johnson SOPHOMORES Lua Mebuh Nicole Мы CLASS OF 1991 Tyisha McMillan Tahir. МОМ Chauntelle McNeill Owill McPherson Син Aaen Mawin O Neal Talven Рецей! April Pray Ronnie Quick Melia Reid Marcus Robinson Abdullah Sharil SOPHOMORES Elvis Strachan Tanya Tabl Ayesha T haggard Felicia Turner Jamie Wilion Regina Wimberly Со� а Wimberly Tim Winfield CLASS OF 1990 JUNIORS Kevin Braswell Ж Brazel! Jamal Brower Duane Brown Genene Brown Fait Bryant Malekela Bullock Sherene Chavo Teresa Cherry Robin Chiles Andellia Clark Shawn Clinilon CLASS OF 1990 Keiska Davis Cooper Del ree Stella Dick Rosalind Dixon Shea Doclor Jamie Douglas Tashan Evan Alisa Font Туйда Fisher Andre Frazier Wayne Free Tracy Fuller JUNIORS Тара биімі Gilbert Kalina Ginyand Ү� жа: Goode CLASS OF 1990 Brigette Jackion Cheryl Jackson Leroy Jackson Anthony Jamei JUNIORS Trudy Май� Aisha Mathis Jason Мац Tammy Mewborn Lua Rickardion George Robinson Lakisha Rovira Erica Фай� CLASS OF 1990 Tuba Simpion Carmen Sloan Darnal Стад Lenwick Silk Ronnelle Smith Yolanda Stover Malik, Теба Khalixak Thomas Nichole 7 kowai 5 ya IA “12721, 144 Monica Г. {ож Theresa Vines Yawa Vukinda Thomas Waller JUNIORS Eduard Wallace Sonya Williams Jamie Wilion Viloria Wimbel SENIOR SECTION WELCOME TO OUR WORLD BABIES, BABIES, BABIES “GRADUATING TWINS ou thought ең Yesterday 8 babes.. N Ашејјод Арш” | TIMAH әшо� ә[ Don't I look cute? Which way do I go? UMOIg 11191] Y | имо� а ч вх. Hello, how are ya? Cheeeeeeeeeeeeese UMOJA |ӘРЦОРЯ I got it like that ayang puu oq Жы а Ч“ Come here for a minute? Yes, I’m ready! I know I have big eyes xcd 22 UMOIG ешјеб Take the picture already! pa g еш. You know I look good! f |JPMWOID цеш� о ү, How ya like me now? у 5 grads Yesterday's babes ... 7 slətueq ‘WN oue | sang pong! 72 Maybe ГИ be a lawyer I guess ГИ play for the Cowboys —— + — | SINA хешо Я PYSe 1, II Do you like my hair-do? SIA euesseH : “af 91104 ир] о� ошто 31191109 SIDUE.I HJ ЭПЧЦЕХОЯ This is а barrel of laughs My dress is too short! ... Today's grads � ә� о[е) є� ошү ђе м ) 911597] � о� ен әшешә� Т- І ма� � а dance with somebody uung “Y ерицә) 13۸016) ерџоцеце Surf's up! Come closer, | won't bite! Yesterday's babes... I'm not old enough to drive I love taking pictures UOSISPUIH PILI m SYAH PUNSLIYO I ought to be in pictures ee WA Херцон eXeue L, soui[oH 315919) Please change my diaper? I'm just too through with you GR 7 AN e 4 [[PMOH че� ру Anyone want an apple l am not an Arabian Knight! JMH 397 f À 2“ ЈА I'm a bigggggggg boy sawe[ yeunej-y I want my momma! souo[ Eu “ Р I’m surrounded by babies 19388] А� ] I'm wearing a Liz Claiborne ... Today's grads of е� риоввег) Happy Birthday to me ê P� — 4 191894 [Aue _ №. He's smiling for те ё “оға vip 3 y � 9 579 De A 1 1 = � од] qeurqes I feel like a million bucks YA Yesterday’s babes... = HUEN Аројојј YOUAT erue T И APO 一 Say Cheese, Donald P, Hello world OS1eDIW eysıay Wanna go for a swim? � ојео Ај� одшм j UBA DIA eruosÁH I don’t feel so good! I'm not cold now! ... Today's grads ayo BSAID UOSXIJA POLI I wanna go home I like this pose ` KNOW uuoae] Whatcha looking at? You like my outfit? әшоѕмәм pueg к ұ І was born to be president Look at all these females %. AQS[IBO ssooutig d � ука чемец P 4 3 : I’m a r eal princess Pm glad I'm with these babes Yesterday's babes... Sed МОШЕ | See my doll baby - ж audeg әче [euSIS ц Isn't she lovely Ka I like my braids Save me some cake ... Today's grads гээцэдс ээ141ед | Hold this pose? You like the baby ЖГ SEWOU | 188676) ` 1 uosdwoy |, еием |. I'm gonna be a pilot someday Put me in commercials Yesterday's babes ... % $ моде� . 9122.1. You can read И, too! 2042 | ueyieuyof 2 nm |. 981014 Stand like this? ЭЭР ем цээ e Let it go now! СЭМ eysıy I’m sooooooo tired әзе]. У PUPIN Where's my bottle? ony, Ачоцзиу I gotta hold on! UUBA 10۸31 |, What to do now? uoge рб Green is my color I’m chillin’ uOs LA AA PARO I’m little Stevie Wonder swerm jewef SUBI А� о |, I know I’m daddy's little girl ww UOSIIM ээ� о[ ¢ же | What 15 Christmas? о� ру 1 love satin sheets ... Tomorrow's grads Don't let me fall! I thought it was a bottle! uospy PHUEA D quM, P I can eat it SENIOR DIRECTOR OMAR ALBERTS 481 University Avenue Taurus (4-20-71) TODD ALEXANDER 50-52 Tillinghast Street Scorpio (11-7-69) HASSAN ALLEN 329 Cypress Street Scorpio (10-31-70) NATASHA ALLEN 22 Mapes Terrace Virgo (9-1-71) DEVITA ALSTON 199 Scheerer Avenue Cancer (7-6-7 1) DAVID ANDERSON 5 Pomona Avenue Leo (7-24-70) JAMES ANDERSON 218 Custer Avenue Capricorn (1-19-71) EMANUEL ASHBEY 64 Vassar Avenue Virgo (8-25-70) DEREK BAILEY 443 Hawthorne Avenue Sagittarius (12-5-71) WILLIAM BAILEY 17 Irving Avenue Capricorn (1-4-7 1) DARRIN BAKER 121 Weequahic Avenue Aquarius (1-29-70) ROBIN BANKS 100 Schley Street Libra (10-15-70) 118 JASON BARNES 110 Lyons Avenue Taurus (5-20-71) ANNA BARR 16 Leo Place Libra (10-20-71) RONALD BEAL 116 Huntington ‘Terrace Virgo (8-31-71) AUDWIN BELIN 782 South 16th Street Pisces (3-19-70) KEISHA BELL 455 Leslie Street Taurus (5-18-70) SYBIL BELL 460 Hawthorne Avenue Leo (8-21-71) CINDY BELLAMY 20 Bock Avenue Aquarius (1-23-72) DORIAN BELLAMY 440 Elizabeth Avenue ‘Taurus (5-10-71) RHOMONDA BLAND 454 Hawthorne Avenue Libra (10-3-71) MICHAEL BLOODWORTH 819 Clinton Avenue Aries (3-22-70) SALIMU BOONE 65 Wilbur Avenue Gemini (5-30-71) JEROME BREWER 184 Huntington Terrace Cancer (7-8-7 1) JUANIQUE BROWN 57 Keer Avenue Scorpio (10-28-70) KHADEEJHA BROWN 49 Hartford Street Gemini (6-4-7 1) MARCUS BROWN 172 Dewey Street Capricorn (1-13-70) RACHAEL BROWN 43 Shepard Avenue Scorpio (11-2-70) SELMA BROWN 78 Howard Street Virgo (9-12-71) SHARNEE BROWN 365 Schley Street Aquarius (2-18-71) GERALDINE BRUCE 127 Custer Avenue Taurus (5-17-71) DONNELL BURKE 53 Parkview Terrace Cancer (6-24-7 1) PAMELA BURNEY 265 Pomona Avenue Libra (10-6-70) APRYL BUTLER 216 Bruce Street Virgo (9-1-71) TIMMY BUTLER 463 Clinton Place Sagittarius (11-23-70) TINA BYRD 181 Shepard Avenue Gemini (6-7-70) SHAWN CARITHERS 456 Leslie Street Scorpio (10-29-71) KATRINA CHESTINE 263 Lehigh Avenue Gemini (6-20-70) DESIRI COLEMAN 232 Prince Street Sagittarius (12-16-70) MARK COLEMAN 15 Goldsmith Avenue Taurus (4-21-71) SHIRLENE COOK 25 Bragaw Avenue Capricorn (1-10-71) MONIK COOPER 49 Baldwin Avenue Cancer (6-30-71) TAKIYAH COVINGTON 54 Lyons Avenue Capricorn (1-1-72) GARY CRAWFORD 132 Lehigh Avenue Capricorn (12-28-71) TYRON CROMARITE 388 Keer Avenue Aquarius (2-6-7 1) GREGORY CUMMINGS 168 Clinton Place Aquarius (2-4-71) DWAYNE DANIELS 350 Leslie Street Virgo (9-22-70) CRUEAL D AVIS 11 Shaw Avenue Taurus (4-23-71) LYNNEL DAWSON 156 Shepard Avenue Leo (7-28-71) ANTHONY DELGADO 102 Goldsmith Avenue Taurus (5-17-70) MICUS DINKINS 206 Dewey Street Scorpio (11-17-71) TAWANDA DOWDELL 346 Seymour Avenue Aquarius (2-18-71) CYNTHIA DUNLAP 42 Dewey Street Aries (3-23-71) JACQUELIN DYKES 275 Schley Street Leo (7-23-71) LORIN ELLIS 127 Dewey Street Virgo (9-19-71) HASSANA ELLISON 92 Grumman Avenue Taurus (5-20-70) RACQUEL EVANS 87 Willoughby Street Cancer (7-20-70) JOHN FARLEY 474 Fabyan Place Taurus (5-18-71) LATONYA FELIX 91 Lehigh Avenue Scorpio (10-31-71) BRIAN FENDERSON 245 Lyons Avenue Gemini (6-14-71) CLASS OF PAUL FONTENOT 515 Elizabeth Avenue Aquarius (1-31-71) IAN FORTE 61 Parkview Terrace Libra (10-20-70) ROXANNE FRANCIS 148 Scheerer Avenue Taurus (5-16-71) RASHID FRANKLIN 226 Goldsmith Avenue Virgo (9-1-71) MARVIN FREEMAN 209 Weequahic Avenue Leo (8-5-71) DWAYNE GARRISON 195 Hansbury Avenue Virgo (9-17-71) FREDDIE GARY 178 Mapes Avenue Virgo (8-29-71) NOEL GIBSON 50 Renner Avenue Leo (8-8-70) COLLETTE GILMORE 184 Vassar Avenue Virgo (9-17-71) KIMBERLY GLANTON 14 Irving Avenue Aquarius (2-6-70) WENDY GLASS 97 Clinton Place Sagittarius (11-30-71) ALBERT GLENN 269 Osborne Terrrace Scorpio (11-2-70) AMORA GLOVER 18 Stratford Place Sagittarius (11-25-71) TEACHA GLOVER Address Unknown Sagittarius (12-20-70) SAMIRA GRANDISON 271 Goldsmith Avenue Libra (9-26-71) KATHY GRAYSON 390 Clinton Place Capricorn (12-28-70) LEJUENE GREENE 218 Clinton Place Gemini (6-5-70) MONICA GREER 40 Wainwright Street Pisces (3-13-71) SHAHONDA GROVES 16 Eckert Avenue 一 Capricorn (12-22-71) MELINDA GUNN 288 Wainwright Street Capricorn (1-1-71) ALPHEUS HALL 271 Seymour Avenue Scorpio (11-20-70) GWENDOLYN HALL 215 Hansbury Avenue Aquarius (1-21-70) DARIAN HAMLETT 61 Dewey Street Taurus (5-3-71) SHARON HAMLETT 61 Dewey Street Taurus (5-3-71) 120 SENIOR DIRECTORY WILLIE HARDNETT 255 Schley Street Libra (10-16-71) JEFFREY HARNEY 158 Clinton Place Cancer (6-25-70) MAURICE HARRIS Address Unknown Pisces (2-19-70) TESHA HARRIS 185 Hobson Street Pisces (3-12-71) LURAL HARRISON, JR. 317 Schley Street Aries (3-20-71) TREMAINE HARRISON 61 Huntington Terrace Cancer (7-6-71) MESHELL HAWKINS | Hansbury Avenue Scorpio (11-18-71) BENJAMIN HAYES 262 Shepard Avenue Libra (10-8-71) ZSALYNE HAYNES 414 Fabyan Place Aries (3-25-70) ERICA HENDERSON 385 Leslie Street Cancer (7-13-71) CAROLYN HICKLIN 774 South 17th Street Scorpio (11-3-71) CHRISTINA HICKS 54 Wainwright Street Leo (8-16-71) PATRICIA HILL 95 Crumman Avenue Leo (8-6-70) PHYLLIS HILL 307 Clinton Place Scorpio (10-25-71) TRACY HINNANT 138 Hobson Street Aquarius (2-1-72) TAHAYA HOLIDAY 204 Chancellor Avenue Aquarius (2-18-71) CELESTE HOLMES 93 Lyons Avenue Scorpio (11-11-71) CHARLES HOLT 440 Elizabeth Avenue Libra (10-1-70) DANIEL HOPKINS 455 Elizabeth Avenue Cancer (6-28-70) ANDREA HOUSEY 181 Schuyler Avenue Taurus (5-9-7 1) ADRIAN HOWELL 172 Dewey Street Aries (4-1-70) LEE HUFF 271 Schley Street Pisces (3-6-7 1) NALANYA HUFF 87 Vassar Avenue Pisces (2-22-71) HENRY HUNTER 67 Renner Avenue Virgo (9-21-71) COREY JACKSON 78 Maple Avenue Capricorn (1- 1-71) ERIC JACKSON 288 Weequahic Avenue Leo (8-8-70) DARRYL JACOBS 78 Pierce Street Pisces (2-22-71) TIMOTHY JAMES 996 Renner Avenue Libra (10-21-71) CASSANDRA JOHNSON 268 Lehigh Avenue Virgo (9-7-70) GWENDOLYN JOHNSON 207 Hansbury Avenue Cancer (7-21-71) KATRINA JOHNSON 343 Schley Street Virgo (9-11-71) EARL JONES 80 Mapes Avenue Gemini (6-20-71) JACQUELIN JONES 137 Keer Avenue Gemini (6-10-71) AARON JOYNER 58 Saint James Place Scorpio (11-15-71) DARRYL KEGLER 131 Grumman Avenue Sagittarius (11-29-71) RONALD KENNEDY 101 Vassar Avenue Virgo (9-3-70) NASHONDA KINCHEN 163 Fabvan Place Capricorn (12-31-71) MILIKIA KING 337 Goldsmith Avenue Libra (10-5-71) REGINA KORNEGAY 78 Goodwin Avenue Gemini (6-9-7 1) MARGARET KREPS 372 Hillside Avenue Scorpio (1 1-8-71) TINA LANE 33 Shepard Avenue Aires (4-17-71) IVY LASTER 173 Vassar Avenue Virgo (9-12-71) ERIC LAW 264 Goldsmith Avenue Capricorn (12-23-71) STEPHEN LEE 365 Schley Street Cancer (7-20-71) SAKINAH LIGON 12 Willoughby Street Scorpio (11-15-71) DWAYNE LINTON 78 Wolcott Terrace Gemini (6-1-70) MELODY LINTON 288 Eighteenth Avenue Leo (8-13-71) BRANDON LOVEJOY 247 Vassar Avenue Libra (10-13-71) CLASS OF 1989 TAMIKA LYNCH 283 Wainwright Street Cancer (7-16-71) DERRICK MAJOR 349 Lyons Avenue Cancer (7-19-71) SHARONE MARTIN 38 Willoug hby Street Aquarius (2-8-7 1) MARCUS MASON 1504 Schley Street Taurus (5-4-7 1) BERNITA MASSENBURG 806 South 13th Street Leo (8-9-7 1) KEISHA MCCARGO 54 Wainwright Street Cancer (7-19-71) KENYA MCCLISH 289 Schley Street Aquarius (1-28-71) DAVID MCCUMMINGS 106 Lyons Avenue Aries (4-3-71) JOHN MCIVER 173 Mapes Avenue Aries (4-9-7 1) DWAYNE MCLEOD 20 Edmonds Place Leo (7-25-71) CHARMESE MCMILLAN 262 Renner Avenue Sagittarius (12-6-71) HYSONIA MCMILLAN 162 Weequahic Avenue Sagittarius (12-8-71) SENIOR DIRECTOR Y CRYSTAL MITCHELL 218 Hansbury Avenue Virgo (9-21-71) ERICA MIXSON 69 Lehigh Avenue Pisces (3-7-71) JAMES MONTGOMERY 219 Renner Avenue Cancer (7-21-71) YVETTE MONTGOMERY 265 Schley Street Pisces (3-13-71) AARON MOORE 27 Dewey Street Pisces (3-3-71) LAVONN MOTLEY 15 Bayview Avenue Capricorn (1-2-71) JAMILLAH MUHAMMAD 235 Hansbury Avenue Scorpio (11-19-71) MORRIS MUNGIN 35 Wolcott Terrace Taurus (5-9-71) ROLAND MURPHY 116 Pomona Avenue Aries (4-6-71) ERIC NELSON 69 Huntington Terrace Gemini (5-24-71) DAVID NEWSOME 178 Wainwright Street Leo (8-18-71) PRINCESS OGELSBY 144 Huntington Terrace Leo (7-26-7 1) 122 JAMES ONEAL 196 Shepard Avenue Sagittarius (12-12-71) DAWAN PARKER 1311 luntington Terrace Cancer (7-3-71) JONQUILL PARKER 64 Schuyler Avenue Cancer (7-9-72) ROLANDER PARKER 794 South 12th Street Pisces (3-5-71) TONNETTE PARKER 64 Schley Street Cancer (7-13-71) OWEN PARRIS 208 Wainwright Street Capricorn (1-17-70) TAMEKA PASLEY 54 Willoughby Street Gemini (6-1-71) EBONIE PATTERSON 74 Baldwin Avenue Cancer (6-21-71) DARNELL PAYNE 371 Leslie Street Libra (10-11-71) TOMEKA PEARSON 66 Aldine Street Taurus (5-20-70) LORENDA PETERS 89 Huntington Terrace Sagittarius (11-30-71) NICOLE PORTER 120 Hansbury Avenue Taurus (5-5-69) VIVIAN PRATT 33 South 10th Street Scorpio (10-27-69) KISCHA RAYBURN 365 Schley Street Libra (10-15-70) JESSE REDD 330 Keer Avenue Virgo (9-22-71) SHANDA REDDICK 155 Hansbury Avenue Libra (9-25-69) LUETONYA REED 7 Crescent Avenue Taurus (5-20-71) SHAWN RHODES 265 Hobson Street Scorpio (11-2-71) KEYSHA ROBINSON 20 Hawthorne Avenue Libra (9-24-71) TROY ROBINSON 297 Renner Avenue Virgo (9-15-71) WILLIAM ROGERS 1 Lehigh Avenue Gemini (6-10-70) SANDRA RUSH 75 Shaw Avenue Cancer (7-19-71) NATHIFA SALEEM 30 Nye Avenue Cancer (7-20-71) SAMANTHA SALLEY 128 Watson Avenue Gemini (6-3-71) ANGELA SCOTT 919 Bergen Street Leo (8-6-7 1) KARRIEM SHABAZZ 61 Dewey Street Aries (4-6-72) SHAKIRAH SHARIF 160 Goldsmith Avenue Aries (4-10-71) CAMILLE SHIPMAN 930 Keer Avenue Scorpio (11-2-71) DAMALI SIGNAL 49 Treacy Avenue Virgo (9-12-71) BERTRILLA SIMMONS 755 South 14th Street Gemini (6-4-71) MONICA SIMMONS 76 Summit Street Aquarius (2-4-7 1) LAWRENCE SMITH 61 Renner Avenue Cancer (6-26-71) MITCHELL SMITH 39 Wilbur Avenue Sagittarius (11-30-70) PATRICIA SMITH 276 Wainwright Street Virgo (9-7-71) ROSS SMITH 141 Pomona Avenue Sagittarius (11-23-70) KEITH SPEIGHTS 101 Girard Place Pisces (2-24-71) PATRICE SPENCER 298 Goldsmith Avenue Capricorn (12-29-70) ALAN STRICKLAND 82 Clinton Place Scorpio (11-10-70) MARVIN SUITTE 440 Elizabeth Avenue Aquarius (2-2-71) DWAYNE SWAMY 455 Elizabeth Avenue Gemini (6-18-71) LAWANNA SWINSON 220 Wainwright Street Gemini (5-31-71) TEKEISHA TALBERT 243 Peshine Avenue Scorpio (11-16-71) MICHAEL TATE 89 Lehigh Avenue Scorpio (11-17-68) JONATHAN TAYLOR 256 Pomona Avenue Taurus (5-3-71) KENYA TAYLOR 166 Chancellor Avenue Libra (9-24-71) DEBORAH THOMAS 117 Schley Street Virgo (9-13-71) DERRICK THOMAS 316 Schley Street Virgo (8-23-71) TWANA THOMPSON 192 Lyons Avenue Pisces (3-4-70) CLASS OF 1989 ANTHONY TUCKER 205 Weequahic Avenue Libra (10-7-71) TOWANNA TUCKER 266 Osborne Terrace Pisces (3-16-71) ELOISE TUITT 327 Renner Avenue Sagittarius (12-21-70) TREVOR VANN 90 Spruce Street Scorpio (10-24-70) SHERONDA WALLACE 585 Elizabeth Avenue Libra (10-11-71) SHUEROD WALTON 263 South 19th Street Scorpio (11-18-71) STAFFORD WASHINGTON 129 Vassar Avenue Capricorn (1-19-70) KISHA WESLEY 9 Stetcher Street Capricorn (1-17-71) NETITA WEST 119 Aldine Street Gemini (5-21-71) MARSHELLE WHITE 164 Leslie Street Scorpio (10-23-71) DAVID WILLERSON 35 Irvine Turner Blvd. Sagittarius (12-3-71) EUNICE WILLIAMS 62 Stewart Avenue, Irv. Libra (10-20-71) JAMAL WILLIAMS 515 Elizabeth Avenue Virgo (9-17-71) JOHNNY WILLIAMS 178 Wainwright Street Capricorn (12-30-70) JOVANNA WILLIAMS 115 Goldsmith Avenue Capricorn (12-22-71) KEITH WILLIAMS 35 Stetcher Street Sagittarius (11-23-70) LEASE WILLIAMS 64 Weequahic Avenue Sagittarius (12-13-70) RENEE WILLIAMS 7 Willoughby Street Pisces (2-28-71) SHIRLEY WILLIAMS 181 Pomona Avenue Aries (3-29-70) TEISHA WILLIAMS 18 Renner Avenue Scorpio (11-20-70) TERRANCE WILLIAMS 86 Willoughby Street Leo (8-13-69) TONYA WILLIAMS 405 Hawthorne Avenue Libra (10-1-71) SENIOR DIRECTOR SHARONDA WILLIS 118 Keer Avenue Gemini (5-26-70) ГАМУА WILLIS 242 Winans Avenue Cancer (7-6-71) JOYCE WILSON 62 Clinton Place S orpio (11-7-71) VANITA WILSON 265 Hobson Street Leo (7-29-71) BASEMA WOCKETT 603 Flizabeth Avenue Birthdate Unknown LARRY WOOD 380 Leslie Street Gemini (5-30-70) BEAUNDRA WOODS 41 Keer Avenue Libra (10-15-71) RICHARD WRICE 141 Lehigh Avenue Leo (8-22-71) ADRIENE WRIGHT 101 Keer Avenue Cancer (6-28-71) JENNIFER WRIGHT 277 Hawthorne Avenue Cancer (7-4-71) REMEMBER THE LEGEND... KEEP IN TOUCH THE WAY WE МЕКЕ! In Loving Memory of Linda D. Hunter March 13, 1989 “After Glow Pd like the memory of me to be a happy one. Pd like to leave an afterglow of smiles Whe n life is done. Pd like to leave an echo whispering softly down the way, of happy times and laughing times, and bright and sunny days. Pd like the tears of those who grieve, to dry before that 1 leave when life is done. =” What is my life хо 00) Summer without sun A child without a happy face. Dear child, what have you done? You've tyrned the pages of my As 146; it were a book. My sou is now a barren field From which my heart you took. 4 What is my life without youz 4 Nothing but shame, shame, shame. What is each day without уо@ Nothing but pain, pain, pain What am 1 without you? I might as well, be dead, or casted into an infinite ] With blood pouring from I am like the seed that та never be a flower. The child that may neve ' old. rytale never sha -. 4 5 5 x : MO What is this life of mine wi you? My god, it seems such a burden to bare. Waking up on cold winter mornings, And realizing that you are not there! What is this life without you? All alone my soul is forced to dwell. It seems as though 1 have been born, To venture into hell. My God if you do not come back to me, PH cry, forever and ever. And each portion of my heart will crack. And my days will not get better. If 1 am condemned to go on without you. Deep into despair 1 shall fall, It seems this life without you ... Is in fact no life at all. 89 SENIORS LADY) Á ) Ебае Тай 5 AMONG THE TOP TWELVE Apul Bullen 7 Ж Every cloud has a silver lining - N.A. When it rains ... it pours - O.A. AII that glitters isn't gold - E.A. Fools rush in where wisemen never go - T.A. Here today, gone tomorrow - D.B. Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies - H.A. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill - D.A. '89 SENIORS O IT WITH CLASS ` Ч ih Рана мў “1: £ МИ р : ` y 3 n sw: 4 89 SENIORS m DO IT WITH CLASS Hassana Elion '89 SENIORS Never kick a man when he's down - L.F. Better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all - B.F. At the end of the rainbow, there's a pot of gold . P.F. Smile ... and the world smiles with vou - I.F. A mind is a terrible thing to waste - T.F. Time waits for no one - М.Е. DO IT WITH CLASS k z A e + '89 SENIOR мы +, DO IT WITH CLASS 89 SENIORS DO IT WITH CLASS Experience is the best teacher - C.J. Never say never - G.J. If at first you don’t succeed, try again - K.J. To have a friend is to be a friend - E.J. Beauty's in the eye of the beholder - J.J. It’s nice to be nice - A.J. It's a thin line between love and hate - D.K. Naskonda Kincken DO IT WITH CLASS NU p Hysonia McMillan. u '89 SENIORS DO IT WITH CLASS њи 89 SENIORS Love 15 never having to say I’m sorry = Т.К. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned - H.R. It's so hard to say good-bye to yesterday - W.R. It is more blessed to give than to receive - S.R. Get high on life, not drugs - N.S. It’s better to forget and forgive - S.S. DO IT WITH CLASS '89 SENIORS | AD Р Í Tekeisha Tabet д 23 4 р Deborah Thomas DO IT WITH CLASS Kaka Wesley David Ицо The man who rows the boat generally doesn't have time to rock it - S.W. An optimist is someone who tells you to cheer up when things are going his way - K. W. If you don't get everything you want, think of the things that you don't get that you don't want - D.W. 89 SENIORS . Keith Wilkams Lease Меша Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again. - L.W. If you have tried to do something and failed, you are vastly better off than if you had tried to do nothing and succeeded - K.W. Never explain - your friends do not need it, and your enemies will not believe it anyway - J.W. DO IT WITH CLASS This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it - L.W. (Psalm 118) No man who practices deceit shall dwell in my house; no man who utters lies shall continue in my presence - T.W. (Psalm 101) “There are friends who pretend to be friends, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother - A.W. (Proverbs) But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you - J.W. (Matthews) So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him, male and female, he created them - V.W. (Genesis) °89 SENIORS d сыы, Melon OVA LEDICTORIAN ї DO IT WITH CLASS To 0 WA SALUBRTORIAN Scholar - Athlete In September Of 1989 John Mclver hopes to begin a successful football career at Boston University. The 5-11, 185 pound senior signed a letter of intent which assures him a full, four-year scholarship with Boston University. Mclver scored 1010 on his SAT's. Although Rutgers University, the University of Maryland, Delaware State and the University of West Virginia were all vying for the 17-year old’s attention, he chose Boston U. According to Coach - Leon Grove eight touchdowns and 862 yards rushing is only a physical yardstick of John’s talent. CONGRATULATIONS JOHN! WE ARE RIGHT BEHIND YOU! ? | М, ATI Principal - Lawrence Major, John Mclver, Coach - Leon Grove and Mrs. Velylia McIver (John's mother) Seniors and the Soapi!!!! AS THE WORLD TURNS, I just keep thinking about my broken withered heart... all started years ago in my cottage home in SANTA BARB. AR. A. She was all that I had hoped for; LOVING, caring for ALL MY CHILDREN as though they were her very own. Always being there for me even when agony seemed to force me into ANOTHER WORLD. One day however, she left me vowing never to return. Why, I don't know. Her excuse was she only had ONE LIFE TO LIVE. I understood exactly what she was going through, but her relatives the RYANS HOPE that we get back together soon. I doubt it! Well, I say so sorrily. These are THE DAYS OF OUR LIVES, we live with THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS and we are the BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL. Even though our relationship has been on the rocks, she left me a DYNASTY near FALCON CREST. Although 1 miss her, THE GUIDING LIGHT of our separation has set in; which means 1 no longer have to rush to GENERAL HOSPITAL with a broken heart. Due to the fact that her memory lives within me, everytime I see some of the things she’s given me, РИ be moving to DALLAS next month to stay with my in- does THE COLBYS' who reside on 410 KNOTS LANDING ROAD. With all that behind me, I hope I will be accepted with open arms which will comfort and morally support me and forever end my SEARC H FOR TOMORROW. By KHALID MALLORY ADVERTISEMENTS McDonald's - 8 C’MON MAKE IT MAC TIME... Ramada Realty Co. 692 SANDFORD AVENUE NEWARK. 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