Clark Atlanta University Freshmen Alexandra "Alex" Golden (white hat) attends a Morehouse College Football game
against Benedict College. Alex is a alumni of Whitney Young Magnet Middle, Cass Technical High School and a former member
of Math Beyond The Realm. Alex will also be a pen-pal to the 6th graders at Cornerstone Redford Academy.
Alexandra Golden poses with her dorm classmates (Beckwith Hall) as they participated in a school-wide dorm step show.
FORMER DETROIT ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF WALTER SHOULDERS
POSES WITH STUDENTS FROM CORNERSTONE ACADEMY IN REDFORD. MR. SHOULDERS SPOKE ABOUT HIS CHILDHOOD, HIS LIFE
& HIS SUCCESSFUL CAREER LAW ENFORCEMENT.
2 TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS DETROIT DUFFIELD ELEMENTARY CHESS TEAM POSES WITH THEIR AWARDS
DETROIT DUFFIELD CHESS TEAM WAITING TO BE HONORED AT THE STATE CAPITOL BY THE MICHIGAN SENATE.
DETROIT DUFFIELD CHESS PLAYERS JOSEPH BRUNSON, TAVANTE TYLER
& BRIANA ELLINGTON ARE PLAYING AGAINST JEMISON. BRUNSON, TYLER, ELLINGTON AND BREJAE REDDEN (NOT PICTURED)
WENT UNDEFEATED IN CITY TOURNAMENT GAMES THIS 2005-2006 YEAR.
COACH LARRY STEWART AND SHERMAN REDDEN JR., LOOK ONTO THE ELEMENTARY GAME PLAYERS BOARD. (FROM RIGHT BREJAE REDDEN,
BYRON GREEN, BRIANA ELLINGTON & TAVANTE TYLER).
JOSEPH BRUNSON (RIGHT) AND JOSEPH HUBERT OF DETROIT DUFFIELD
HELP BRING HOME THE ELEMENTARY CITY CHAMPIONSHIP. BRUNSON COMPLETED THE SEASON UNDEFEATED.
KEYANTAE BROWN AND D'METRIA WILSON OF DETROIT DUFFIELD POSE FOR THE CAMERA AT THE RHONDA WALKER FOUNDATION EVENT.
FORMER DETROIT DUFFIELD STUDENT AND MATH BEYOND THE REALM PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR
TOBIAS PRATT VISITS EGYPT RECENTLY WITH HIS FAMILY. PRATT CURRENTLY IS IN THE 10TH GRADE ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF
DETROIT JESUIT. PRATT STATED THAT "IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE I'VE EVER SEEN".
SHERMAN REDDEN OF DETROIT DUFFIELD STANDS WITH OTHER STATE SILVER MEDAL WINNERS
TYREE HENLY (FAR BACK RIGHT), THINKS THAT TAKING PICTURES IS FUNNY.
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