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CLASS of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commencement for Gwynn Park High School CLASS Of 20 20 PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS May 30, 2020 u 7:00 pm Gwynn Park 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 Raine Tori Adams Kayla Janelle Boulware Yareny Amaya-Garcia Darious Jamar Boyd Aliyah Justice Amos Aniah Monet Brantley Raven Angelique Anderson Jeremiah James Brown Elsy Johana Argueta Argueta Simone Renee Brown Jamia Latisha Arrington Brandon Rashad Burden Autumn Jade Bacon Cameron Iosefa Malachi Burgess Kyree Cameron Bacon Ja’leia Alexis Burno Thomas Chai Amoure’ Bailey Robert Lee Caldwell II James Lyndell Barbour II Dejuan Timothy Campbell Ricardo Cortez Barbour Jerry Lorenzo Carter Tatyana Malaika Barnes Obed Castillo Christion Jarel Bartlett Zarah Isabelle Castro Semaj Courtney Beals Tykeem Devon Cato Japarris Alyssa Beason Kandace Brionna Chapman Erin Sarah-Angela Bell Jahniya Romesha Chase Langston Xavier Beverly Amiyah Levae Chisley Jaron Jordan Black, Jr. Taela McKenzye Christian Antoine Rashad Blackwell Chrystian Isaaiah Coleman Jacara Lyn Blackwell Aniah Louise Davis Allen Alexander Blake Deziah Mone’ Davis Howard Alvin Bonner Tatyana Evernice Deshields Donaisha Amilya’ann Booker Jacqueline Aja Dianis Jada Alexis Elizabeth Boone Diamond Dada Doctor Keshawn Delano Booth Cidney Nicole Dorsey 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 Jenae Ercylla Dublin Vincent Garcia Tatiana Latrice Duckett Jada Vaughn Goff Colbi Chanelle Dugar Jalen Elijah Graham India Naomi Durham Alica Kamaya Grant C’yren Mekell Edmonds Ivori Mone Green Colin Noel Edwards Thaddeus Wesley Green Jared Alexander Elgin Rayne Ahmanee Greene Caitlyn Nikole Epps Olivia Nichelle Griggs Austin Christopher Evans Sheyenne Octavia Hall-Hayes Jontice Delmiya Evans Kejuan Donte Hamilton, Jr. Trinity Simone Fairconeture Jada Janii Hampton Merry Emanuella Fanord Diante’ Maurice Hanna Ashley Kristina Fennell Jordyn Amiyah Harrell Keishaun Jaquan Fields Mesha Lereigh Harris Hunter Logan Florenzen Ciara Ozara Harrison Donte Jermaine Flowers Danzell Maurice Harrison, Jr. Emanuel Depaul Fong Jaylin Kennedy Hart Janeise Ford Jeyvon Antwan Harvey Gabriel Eugene Fowler Tyrique Demarco Hawkins Dominique Jamal Foxworth Raleigh Wilson Hawkins IV Markeith Demitrius Franks Christian Tislam Hayes Norman Leslie Ambe Fru Sencera Angelique Hicks Darius Timan Fuell Jaylin Kiyah Higginbotham Derrick Charles Funderburk II Stohne Phillip Hill Jordan Sadie-Ella Garcia Tristan Jhamal Hinkle 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 Traevon Ian Holland Cearia Monique Lane Jalen Maurice Holmes Traesur Monei Laster Jazz Marie Hood Jasmyn Iyjenah Leeheung Iycess Lenay Hooper Andrew Stephen Lincoln, Jr. Tyler Craig Howell Joshua Graham Lindler Matthew Stewart Humphrey Glantz Madison Elaine Littlejohn Jaden Carlos Hurley Ashley Lema Locke Faith Madison Jackson Brittany Rena Longshore Skyy Nyesha Jefferson Sanaa Adis Manley Zachary Nathaniel Jenkins Siyah Anaan Manley April Michelle Johnson Danaeyah Patricia Marbury Jayla Evette Johnson Javon Barry March, Jr. Justin Joseph Simpson Johnson A’rissa Tanai Marshall Quincy Simone Johnson Jalen Tyree Mason Taliyah Delores Johnson Mason Alexander Matheson John Fitzgerald Johnson, Jr. Michella Elise Maynard Kourtni Richelle Jones Assata Maria McAllister Darius Antonio Joyner Antonio Isaiah McKennelly Endya Martina Marie Kabia Shaun Robert McKenzie Jason Jamal Kelley Timothy Michael McLean Rayna Nicole King Denard Kevin McNeill, Jr. Tiana Alicia Kornegay Re’sha Lynette Meredith Amisatu Tity Koroma Daishon Mone’ Michael Theopelius Peter Labyzon V Kaiya Alexis Milburn Samory Lance Ladie Trinity Sadre Miles-Fletcher 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 Quintaz Elijah Miller Wesley Marquis Powell Diego Alberto Mina Kearra Lashea Proctor Todd Minor II Katy Elizabeth Ramirez Santos Rodney Alexander Mitchell, Jr. Jose Omar Rangel Martinez Jocelyn Camille Mobley Bryan Anthony Ray Tyrez Eldridge Montague Jalyn Elijah Reynolds Stephen John Morton III Benjamin Amari Roberts Maliah Alaneah Muhammad Isaiah Jevon Roberts Memoona Munir D’Marqco Xavier Rodgers De’boray Camisha Munu Jose Manuel Rodriguez-Lopez Kyla Z’rai Myers Preston Thomas Rorick Eddie Dean Myles, Jr. London Alijah Ross Marlone Eric Nandjeu-Mfomen Elijah Timmothy Rudd Malachi De’ron Nicholson Josiah James-Carlton Russ Imani Schanese Nix Destiny Nevaeh Sampson Victoriana Sinclair Melisande Nunn Jonatan Geovany Sanchez Imoisili Augustine Oseremen Okojie Courtney Michelle Saunders Babatunde Oreoluwa Olatunji Taylor Ranya Scippio Amara Dorothy Oxendine Kennedi Wynae Scott Linwood Mark Page, Jr. Tahj Donyai Shelton Katia Yamileth Perdomo Cabrera Kristian Ann Showell Kendra Alicia Pinder Jermaine Edward Simpson, Jr. Kameron Ian Polk Tania Latonya Simpson Talaya Mona Pope Nikya Adaiana Slade Edward Jacob Porterfield Apria Nicole Smith 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 Imari Devin Smith Sydney Erin Walters Jajuan Rashad Smith Elise Tawanda Ward Jerome Robert Smith II Elijah James Washington Keymane Nyla Smith Khaleem Washington, Jr. Kriston Diante Smith Lionel Dante Waters Tynaje Deshay Smith Jordan Anthony Watkins Jarren Josiah Solomon Kehniah Moniae Watts Miguel Jefferson Spruill Aaron Dominic Gunn White Kiarra Amatullah Najayah Stevens Blake Marcellus White Khalil Najee Stone Makiyah’ Taylor White Domonique Jaelyn Thomas Bernard Leonard Williams, Jr. Taylor Janae Thomas Daron Jalen Williams Jon Joi’ Travers Ryan Mekhi Williams Jordan D’Andre Turner Reginald Vernon Willis II Michael Tyrone Turner Matthew Quinn Wilmore Noah Christopher Turner Nikohlas Jerome Windsor Nia Amari Turner-Thompson Ahmarie Shaylah Womack Kahnard Stephen Utendahl Devon Lee Jordan Wright Thailia Maria Velasquez Aaron Martin Young, Jr. Wilber Jose Villeda Vinasia Jazmin Young Danielle Monet Waldon Jocelyn Carla Zuniga Jaliseya Monique Walker Listing of a student’s name does not indicate completion of all graduation requirements set forth by the State of Maryland. Faculty & Staff Administration Melissa McGuire, Ed.D., Principal Davonia Bryant, Vice-Principal Jenice Pellam, Vice-Principal Adriel Wheeler, Vice-Principal Rachel Allen Kevin Claiborne Carlos Alvarez Matthew Clark India Aranha Chad Clarke Darius Baldwin-Myles Carl Cobbs Malik Barbour Donovan Collins Paul Bekima Cynthia Critten Pamela Bellino Peddro Crump June Bennett James Dean Nicole Berry Angela Dixon Amanda Brandon Michael Doom, Ed.D. Zena Brown Tammy Eanes Herbert Brown Alonzo Ellison Shannon Brown Erika Evans Tammaru Butler Melissa Fletcher, Ph.D. James Byrd Denise Ford Christy Carmicael Frederick Ford Faculty & Staff Derrick Freeman Adrienne Johnson Ieshia Gaines Angela Johnson Carole Gibson Karon Johnson Charles Gibson Quentin Jones Alicia Greene Jeanine Joyner Horace Greenwell Atanis Kadjemse Lease Gudderra Isaac Kaloko Yacouba Guindo Sakira Latimer Kevin Hartfield Elsie Lee
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