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CLASS of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commencement for Charles Herbert Flowers High School CLASS Of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS May 30, 2020 u 7:00 pm Charles Herbert Flowers 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 Halimat Atinuke Abass Sari Asata Barnes Camille Marie Abdulla Brandon Marcel Baskin Oluwadamilare Deborah Aboyewa Taelor Jonae-Simone Baskins Oluwatobi Fiyinfoluwa Adeboyeku Justice Abraham Battle Ayomide Daniel Adeloye Shania Diane-Faye Battle Adedibu Oluwatoyin Princess Afe Justin Mykl Baylor Allwell Elson Afolayan-Famous Christie Erica Beasley Omorinsola Ibukunoluwa Agbebakun Dennis Alfonzo Bell, Jr. Paul Ayodeji Agbeniyi Nya Kristine Bell Osemen Olusayo Aigbedion Tyree’ Qwamae Bell Jessica Ezinwa Akanoh Cierra Nicole Bennett Ayomide Yejide Ester Akinyemi Venessa Nahnyamah Benyella Alek Romenia Alben Jayla Nicole Bishop Stephanie J’nai Alfred Nailah Lavon Bishop Dashawn Allen Gregory Blackmon II Lanae Wadiah Allen Donni Rae Blackwell Amaya Mone’t Alston Jonyce Patrice Bland Autumn Michaela Anderson Mayler Cristina Bolds Isaiah Steven Eaton Anderson Asia Eliza Boulware Logan Jordan Anderson Chase Alexander Boulware Melissa Briana Anderson Xavier Mikal Boursiquot Kendall Bianca Andrews Angellica Dominique Bowser Michael Lo-Oh Angu Dymond Annette Boykin Kolade Mutiu Are Christopher Sean Brandon Donnie Ray Artis, Jr. Cedric Darnell Briscoe Madilyn Paige Ashmore Antonyetta Dashcelle Brooks Hope Francis Elissa Atkins Brian Christopher Brooks, Jr. Nissi Ayomide Awowole-Browne Native Mikale Brown Oyinlayo Grace Ayankunbi Macayla Amani Brown Mack Chika Joy Azubuike Harmony Alexandria Bryant Chisom Regina Azubuike Dakota Victoria Buckley Taliyah Avoni Bah Jesse Allen Bullock II Z’nia Isis-Ashanti Bailey Stephon Elijah Burke Jeremiah Micah Baker Bralynn Patricia Bush Evan Angela Baltimore Aaron Bjorn Butler Layla Nicole Banks Mekhi Malik Byrd Kamari Banwaree Nicholas Vigario Cabral Nasir Dequinte’ Barnes Marcellus Shemar Cannon 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 Kaiya Ciani Carey Manuelene Omotunde Mabel Deigh Antonio Rahim Carmon Destiny Akila Chinue Dennis 2 Justin Devon Carpenter Hajjafatoumata Diaby Charmira Lyniece Carroll Helena Marie Olivia Diaz Oriana Paola Castillo Jalen Scott Diggs Natalia Yaneth Chacon Nneka Ijeoma Dike Jaya Laeticia Chapman Layana Emoni Dillard Michelle Chen Dior Diouf Kaidiatu Cherif Kelvon Sherrod Chase Dodson Maya Jean Cherry-Williams Chamya Chardonae Dowd Tamara Louise Chin Besjohn Michael Fitzgerald Dowdy Ayala Moniya Clark Richard Nehemiah Dunson Khalid Olowode Clarke Jordan Bryce Dyer McCree Keenan Clay Lena Loren Dyson Tailor Jordan Clay Iona Lombe Epienkede Castacara Mercedes Clayton Aliya Sierra Evans Justin Tyler Clendenin Aliyah Nicole Evans John Ashton Lasite Cole Emily Eternity Evans Jamon Thomas Comer Enrique Edgardo Evans Carmen Catherine Clarine Cooper Joseph Benjamin Ewings Legendre Darwin Cooper, Jr. Ifeoma Monique Ezeofor Marquell Lorenzo Jamar Corbett Jihaad Leadi Fadika Sean Vincent Gonzales Cordero Nusirat Afolashade Fahm Jadah Ayanna Cosley Steve Bryan Fankem Lemanga Laysia Lanay Cowart Morgan Nicole-Gabrielle Fisher Alisha Marie Cox Noah Avery Fitzgerald Mason Josiah Cox Monae Lynette Fletcher Imani Naomi Credle Angel Jefferson Flores-Ramirez Heidy Linet Cruz Breona Vanessa Floyd Karen Roda Pinlac Cunanan Jada Destinee Forbes Jayla Lanaye Cypress Latayzia Jinyah Forbes Christopher Tyler Darden Kristofer Jivon Ford Addo Songo Davies, Jr. Ayana Symone Forshee Angelo Tykeer Davis Shanai Amoy Francis John Eddie Davis, Jr. Tyree Kofi Francis Nia Imani Davis Jordan Earl Frazier Rakelle Corren Davis Teon Chris Frazier, Jr. Manuela Ola-Teju Mamselle Deigh Royce Evan Freeman 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 Savana Rian Fuller-Wallace Dominic Christopher Harold Anisa Chile Fulwood D’mari Lamar Harris Jordan Jasmine Gabriel Kaniyah Jonelle Harris Peter Adeyemi Gansallo Nellsie Jean Harris Obed Dale Gant Janique Lonnice Harrison Jawayne Eric Gaskins Maya Faye Harrison Makiyah Danise Gater Myles Walker Harrison Aryannah Monae’ Gatling Teylan Marqui Harrod Amadu Ibrahim Gba-Kamara Saraiah Danai Hart Emmanuel Ayodeji Sagunna George Jada Tamar Haskins Israel Nazareth George-Lawrence Derran Renard Hawkins Alisha Dejanie Georges Kendra Denise Haynes Nailah Amari Gibson Heaven Faith Hazelton Rashard Joseph Gilbert Matthew Jordan Headley Alvin John Glasgow, Jr. K’noy Kiddo Henley Excel Oghenerukevwe Gold Joshen Everton Henry Nigel Romal Gollman Madeline Johanna Hernandez-Ramos Kolvyn Gonzalez Cameron Gregory Hickman Andre Terrence Gordon, Jr. Emely Damary Hidalgo Jared Daniel Gorham Nola Aria Hill Zynia Janelle Gorham Gordon Louis Hodges II Akira Ann Graham Kayla Anne Holland Kaiya Denee Graham Jonathan Horta Fiona Alicia Grant Jordan Olivia House Dylan Fitzgerald Gray Rayshawn Demont Howard Corenell Maximus Green Lauryn Elaine Howell Daevon Amir Green Ryan Carlos Hubbard Sierra Diamond Gripper Deasia Ronae Hurd Kevin Mario Guillen-Flores Chigozie Paul Ibe Kahlil Adarius Guy Oluwakemi Rhodiyatllahi Ibrahim Jessica Anna Haley Ikechukwu Benedict Ifejieme, Jr. Trushawna Revelations Hall Olarenwaju Oluwaseyi Ikusika Asia Nicole Hamilton Jeremiah Hezekiah Ingram Da’mon Terrell Hammond Aaliyah Claire Jackson Deja’ Aaliyah Handon Kamryn Briannah Jackson Kourtney Lee Harding Nathaniel Marcus Jackson J’twan Antonio Hardy Terel Jackson Marlon Duane Hargrove, Jr. Aaron Christopher Jackson-Mackey 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 Genesis Natia Iman Jacobs Nathan Aaron Lund Ismat Aaliyah Jalloh Omar Rasheed Lyles Lansana Bernet Jalloh Darius Gerald Jarod Lyons Jonai Nicholas James Favour Onyinyechi Madu Alex Lewis Jenkins Tatyana Nauja Maith Nakia Lynnette Jenkins O’daila Oneivia Major John Frederick Jessamy III Marvin Tyrone Makle II Erick Ariel Jimenez Abhishek Malhotra Enitan Blessing John Ayanna Jonae Mallard Frank Cornelius Johnson Samantha Angelie De Mesa Manapul Gregory Lavont Johnson, Jr. Ayen Kristmae Barrairo Marcelo Jolie Simone Dorothy Johnson Shadrika Alphancine Martin Tamara Delu Johnson Isaiah Dwight Martinez-Sheppard Emmanuel Curtis Johnston Daniel Oluwatofunmi Martins Hanson Gweliah Jolo, Jr. Shanece Kyra Mason Carrington Amaiya Jones Lonteeze’ Denise-Raeshaun Mason-Williams Kaila Andrea Jones Camryn Ryann Matthews Kylee Angelique Jones Keona Nicole Matthews Tamia Ariel Jones Ryan Brian Guifuan Mbanga Jada Maelani Jupiter John Michi McCalla Isata Sierra Kamara Tyler Eric McCreary Nile Kemari Elijah Goodridge Keiller Diarra Malea Alizia McDonald Sayan Sha Kelley, Jr. Brennon Derrick Mcdowell Ahmira Cheri Kennedy Ashanti Brayanna McKenzie Makayla Paige Key Cortez Demetrius McKinney Hagir Mutwakil Khalil Michael Angela McMillan Brooklyn Marie King Dania Charnelle McPherson Tahshai Devin King Leonard Francis Meade III Seriol Forbugwe Kumabong Oritsetsemaye Sharon Mene Davon Demetre Lane Mathew Negussie Mesfin Benvee Beyan Lavelah Khyrie De’shaun Miles Chani Imara Lawery Armauni Daishawn
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