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CLASS of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commencement for DuVal High School CLASS Of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS May 30, 2020 u 7:00 pm DuVal High School eGraduation Celebration Order of Proceedings Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Taylor Thomas Radio Personality Joe Clair Comedian-Radio Host Welcome Jonathan Elias, Michelle Marsh Anchors, ABC7/WJLA-TV Valedictorians Spotlight Opening Remarks Dr. Monica Goldson, Chief Executive Officer, Prince George’s County Public Schools PGCPS Official Remarks Dr. Alvin Thornton, Chair, Prince George’s County Board of Education Special Remarks Angela D. Alsobrooks, County Executive, Prince George’s County Musical Selections “Built to Last” (J.R. Hudson and R. King) by Kenny Lattimore 1985 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumnus “The Last Second” (J. Selvon-Rivera) by Jhair Selvon-Rivera Suitland High School Center for Visual and Performing Arts, Class of 2020 Words of Encouragement Asante Blackk, Actor Dr. Aminta H. Breaux, President, Bowie State University Sam Brin, Co-Founder/CEO, Butter Systems Scott Brooks,Head Coach, Washington Wizards Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, President, Howard University Joe Haden, Cornerback, Pittsburgh Steelers, 2007 Friendly High School Alumnus Dr. Wallace Loh, President, University of Maryland, College Park Myles Humphrey, Defensive End, Washington Redskins 2013 Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School Alumnus Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr., Senior Pastor First Baptist Church of Glenarden, 1976 DuVal High School Alumnus Martin Lawrence,Actor-Comedian, 1984 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumnus Mya, Singer-Actress, 1996 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Alumna Zach Pascal, Wide Receiver, Indianapolis Colts 2012 Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School Alumnus Abby Phillip, White House Correspondent, CNN, 2006 Bowie High School Alumna Kellie Williams Jackson, Actress, 1994 Central High School Alumna Monty Williams, Head Coach, Phoenix Suns, 1989 Potomac High School Alumnus Commencement Address Taraji P. Henson, Actress-Author Founder, Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation 1988 Oxon Hill High School Alumna Senior Shout-Outs Principals Remarks Conferring of Graduates Dr. Monica Goldson, Chief Executive Officer, Prince George’s County Public Schools Turning of Tassels Joshua Omolola, Student Member Prince George’s County Board of Education, Parkdale High School, Class of 2020 Closing Remarks Jonathan Elias, Michelle Marsh Anchors, ABC7/WJLA-TV z m z Class of 2020 Achievement Notations 1 Valedictorian 2 Salutatorian Class of 2020 Graduates Saidat Eniola Abbas Stephanie Arellano Jamiu Abdoulaye Olayinka Mellane Alexandra Arevalo Mahlet Yared Abebe Helen Giselle Argueta Nadia Abibat Abi Andrew Akita Asaboro Solange Abongjo Kheiry Ayman Ashkar Natnael Mussis Abraha Xavier Nathaniel Ashton-Adderley Tomiwa Temidayo Adebayo Gabriel Nyaku Assan Isaac Adeniyi Adesipe Felson Hu-Seho Assogba Olayiwola Ebenezer Adesuyan Chelsea Esperanza Aviles Oladipupo Brian Adetona Nathania Angely Aviles Rasaq Akinwunmi Adigun Hannah Iyaniwura Awoyemi Samson Olasoji Adigun Diego Andres Ayala-Ibarra Asiscola Margarita Aguirre Jamiu Ayisatu Olayinka Emmanuel Agyarko Sandra Nangieh Ayuk Sumaiyah Ahmad Nwamaka Vanessa Azinge Emmanuel Temitayo Ajayi Abubakari Sidiq Osmanu Azumah Sandrine Atehnchong Akafu Abdulai Tanu Bah Olagoke Jefferson Akingbulugbe Alhaji Abdulai Bah Naomi Oluwabukola Akinsanmi Alpha Amadu Bah D’andre Ahmad Tyree Alexander Mamadu Salieu Bah Mike Anthony Alfaro Marcus John Baker Leonardo Silvano Almonte-Miranda Humul-Khaeri Oyinkansola Balogun Francisco Daniel Alonso-Carino Gibrilla Musa Bangura Julian Ramon Alvarez Joseph Ibrahim Bangura Emem Mfon-Obong Amana Tywhana Kiera Barnett Emmanuel Alghali Amara Kubratu Nhama Baturay Anthony Delano Amey Shacquan Damon Beairs Dolapo Elizabeth Anaruwe Shyann Narsha Beeker Jaden Brian Anderson Michal Dunica Belle Kiara Kyleen Anderson Simone Cierra Benjamin Michel-Anthony Junior Anglade Rahniya Leshawn Bennett Rose Vera Victoria Anglade Ainsley Nneka Bernard Ogechukwu Michelle Anozie Arnold Benjamin Binaday William Aquino Edward Boateng Judy Carolina Aquino Cortez Taniya Danae Boykin Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Jerome Leander Bridgers, Jr. Khadimatou Rassoul Dieng Caleb Isaiah Brooks Zachary Antonio Diez Canseco Daliyah Monyhe Brown Mariama Drammeh Sidney Amber Brown Samyra Marie Drawhorn Anthony Deon Butler Kelechi William Jefferson Duru Sierra Naomi Bynum Tai-Maur Anthony Edwards Ciana Kandace Cain Joseph Eromosere Egbuanran Christopher Aldair Campos Nneamaka Ogochukwu Egwuatu Brandon Joseph Canady Cindy Amarachi Ejezie Abigail Isolina Carbajal Ibe Junior Ekeocha Jessica Nataile Cardona Ekinesone Ekwengolle Cianna Anganetta Carroll Walid Khaled-Sa Elsayed Mario Roberto Castaneda-Berrios Nkemdilim Favour Emebo Nayeli Castaneda-Perez Brandon Emmanuel Michael Alexander Castro Victor Kosisochukwu Enyogai Elmer Ivan Castro Contreras Rainer Ian Collera Espiritu 1 Joselin Yasmin Cervantes Miskiat Adeola Fadahunsi Natassia Shevelle Chambers David Opeyemi Falola Soleil Camille Chapman Omolola Oluwalambe Fasan Faith Ngwa Che Kyiara Machee Fedderick Yakirah Clay Chase Alexis Felder Lamont Ricardo Cockrell, Jr. Enrique Israel Felix Bambo Colin-Buinwi Andy Wilfredo Ferrufino Tity Conteh Anthony Bryan Flores Bryan Alejandro Contreras Navarro Jacqueline Liliana Flores Andrew Edmund Cooper Debora Lisbeth Flores-Benitez Bryan Alexander Cordova-Artiga Douglas Jeckson Flores-Bran Joana Michelle Cortes Jonathan Michael-Campbell Flowe Savanna Rae Covin Dave Mukum Fon Rasool Rashad Crawford II Alemnkeng Elijah Fontem Jordan Irwin Dabney Dayonnah Antoinette Forbes Kahleel Rusean Denton Khalil Theodore Foster Williams Efriam Diaz Saryaah Sanay Fostion Katia Zoe Diaz-Salinas Aaliyah Naomi Francis Antonio Nashawn Dickey Manuel Alexander Fuentes, Jr. Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Valerie Araceli Fuentes Ignacio Hernandez-Rodriguez George Emory Gantt IV Wendy Hernandez-Rosas Alejandro Garcia Kevin Alexis Hernandez-Rovira Rodrigo Ademir Garcia-Campos Suky Anthony Heureaux-Martinez Jose Willie Garcia-Fuentes Courtney Hope Holmes Thomas David Gbongo Jordan Micheal Holmon Daniel Eliseo Giron-Hernandez Omeire Nnabueze Ike Asiyah Lanae Gist Flor Azucena Iraheta Ronal Antonio Gomez-Caceres Jordan Jaylynn Jackson Jeimy Iveth Gonzalez Ahmed Al-Amin Jah Oseas Stuardo Gonzalez-Perez Elijah Olukayode Jaiyeola Kerald Tyreke Goode Marc Allen Jenkins Tatiana Alisha Grant Jhayden Jakari Johnson Tyjuan Dalony Gray Alexis Janay Jones Andre Bernard Green De’marcion Dwight Jones Donte David Greene Merlyn Betzaira Jovel-Hernandez Leandro Zebastian Guevara Nadia Jennifer Kambo Justin Emanuel Gunter Kyle Nformi Karawa Jose Ramiro Guzman Marie Adama Kargbo Sania Faisal Habib Habibullah Karimi Kira Hall Carlton Kelly, Jr. Jaide Chadae Harper Christen Nicole Kelly Ciona Marie Harris Milichi Jabari Kennedy Taevion Isaiah Harris Jeremy Taylor Kiggundu Kayla Nicole Hawkins Emma Kondeh Tiana Alajah Hebron Michael Kwakye Emmanuel Helena Rene Lainez Edwin Manuel Hernandez Erickson Ariel Lara-Hernandez Jatziri Anahi Hernandez Mekayla Aliesa Laroque Jonathan Alexis Hernandez Diyane Elease Lawrence Melissa Janeth Hernandez Garfield-Bobby Antonio Lawrence Yulissa Johana Hernandez Tauryn Michelle Lee Alexandra Hernandez-Arevalo Rojay O’neil Leigh Xenia Edith Hernandez-Bonilla Jenifer Areli Lemus Marco Hernandez-Mendoza Jhajayra Azycena Lemus Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Andrew Troy Lindholm Brandon Kyle Minor Jada Gail Logan Faith Chioma Modozie Gabriela Sarahi Lopez Ifeyinwa Kelly Modozie Henry Fuentes Lopez Oscar Montero-Morales Richard Fuentes Lopez Adrian Jermaine Moon Gabriela Lucero Kynnedy Lauren Moore Juanita Luna-Salas Kyonie Maxine Moore Diarra Bousso M’baye Andy Moranchel-Placido Monet Elexus Mabry Shaun Eric Morris, Jr. Niyah Nashay Major Gelsy Anahi Moscoso-Flores Pearl Sih Meh-Khanga Mambo Awah Anye-Angwafor Muma Allan Dejesus Marroquin-Gonzalez Emily Elizabeth Munoz Morgan Lee Marshall Miguel Geovany Murillo-Pineda Kyla Augusta-Lee Martin Ky’la Muslim-Jackson Gabriela Susana Martinez Pendeza Lukangyela Mwengwa Henry Martinez Stanislas Lukangyela Mwengwa Leslie Giselle Martinez Ashanti Myers Marvin Eduardo Martinez Jimenez Ashlee Akem Nanze 2 Cristian Martinez Santos Alejandra Navarro German Enrique Martinez-Jimenez Kelly Godson Ncha Derick Jude Mason Brenda Manka Nden Jenay Tiffany Toni-Ann Mason Devin Jamal-Clark Newton Trevon Troy Mason Cao-Minh Tu Nguyen Catherine Chinaenyenwa Mbagwu Elizabeth Good Nguyen Beltus Tekwe Mbaku Mekai Amir Nicholas Namisa Ella Mbayo Prosper Nkongndem Njapjem Jaeden Thomas McCants Vannessa Donfack Nkeng Josiah Sebastein Meade Marcus Maurice Noel Oluwanifemi Abraham Mebude Felix Adari Nolasco-Cruz Oluwaseyi Marian Mebude Katherine Adaly Nolasco-Cruz Ronaldo Arturo Medina Ernest Peter Ntangu Edwin Aldair Mendez-Jimenez Gabriel Nkahinjoh Ntitebem Jan Mendez-Lima Fred Kufre Michael Ntuk Jennifer Mendoza-Osorto Lauren Ebude Ntungwe Michelle Monica Michaca Ilyas Yonis Hubey Nur Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Class of 2020 Graduates Jennifer Ugochi Nwachukwu Greysi Jarisel Posas Mejia Princess Obianuju Nwadije Anaka Edonis Powley Samuel Obinna Nwuha Breyana Andrea
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