Weeqauhic High School Yearbook 2007

2007·47.3 MB·

by  Weequahic High School (Newark, N.J.)

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The class of 2007, dedicates this yearbook to
our wonderful parents a11d guardians who
have been by our sides throughout this jour
ney. It has been tough and challenging, and
you have supported and encouraged us the
whole time. We just ant you to know that we
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acknovvledge and appreciate your efforts and
love. We urge you to continue striving with us
in the journey that comes ahead, because we
can not succeed without you on our sides. We
love you very much. THANK YOU!
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... one big family. To the shtdents, vvho go here and to th staff
and administrators that work here, Weequahic is like a second
hon1e. It is a place "''here "''e laugh and cry together, it is a place
"''here we work together to ensure the success of its n1embers. It
is a place "''here any Indian can find comfort.
... Spirited! We have brO\>\'n veins that pump orange blood. The
Weequahic spirit is instilled in any and everyone "''ho has any
affiliation with our school. We were all Indians at birth and "''ill
continue to be until the day vve die .
... full of Pride! Vve cheer at the football games, and "''ear our
orange and brO\>\'n faithfully every Friday. Our pride is Indian
Pride. We have strength and courage sin1ply because \>\'e kno"''
this is the place "''here "''e belong. We are all united as one, as a
family, as a Weequahic fan1ily.
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pare to cheer fc >r OJ
football team at th;
homecoming gaMe
Although it is cold t~
dancers still march on.
Fatia Watson
(Drum Majorettet
and Khairi Warren,
(Drum Majort lead
the band during
the homecoming
parade.