Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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JANET AUDREY ROWE I willpass this way but once, anygoodl can do let me do it no w. ennsylvania is where this quiet and honest irl is usually to be found . . . volleyball, bas- ketball, swimming, and waterskiing are sports Rowe tremendously enjoys ... Mrs. Gompf and transcription is an enjoyable por- tion of the day . . . working at St. Barnabas as been a worthwhile and unforgetable expe- ience . . . Janet will never forget Mr. Samu- ls' trivia questions. HAZEL LAURA RUDY I hear the sounds ofotherpeople. Driving around or working at Two Guys is where Hazel may be found with Cindee, Gin- ny, Nina, Robin, Sue, and the rest of the Omega Phi Zeta girls .. . loves listening to music .. . remembers time spent between gclasses in her junior year and the summer of '70 . . . active in A.F.S., Dance Club, French Club and on the tennis court . . . a sensitive romanticist, she wishes to become a social worker. SUSAN E. ROWLEY 1 would help others out of ellow eelin , ef, -f g- , Sue considers life in the country beautiful . . . always ready to help others . . . her interests include music, sewing and knitting . . . tennis, swimming and volleyball are sports she enjoys . . . known for her sensitivity and friendliness to others Sue artici ates in church functions v P P , A.F.S., and political organizations . . . Mrs. Ernst and Mrs. Chesloff made her classes more worthwhile . . . Sue will continue meet- ing new friends and wants to go into medical technology. FRANK RU BINO People arejunny, People are great, There's no one that 1 really hate! How ya doing? .. . fun-loving and hard- working, Frank is very sports minded: foot- ball, baseball, basketball, and surfing are on his long list .. . whether at the courts or Friendly's, Bob and the guys are often close by . . . a history nut . the R.C. film festival and the llth grade English trip were unforget- table . . . aspires to become an accountant. MARY CATHERINE RYAN Every man will be thy friendjor thee shall never catch the beauty ojfriendship. Hi there, sugar bears! Mary Kay, a Omega Zeta Phi girl, can always be found with the senior girls or a certain pitcher . . . this Friendly, out-going and vivacious girl loves watching football games Fag vs. Chicken football and kickball games brought great times . . . the junior prom and senior year are times that have surpassed all others . .. Movin right along , Mary Kay hopes to be happy and pursue a career in ele- mentary education. GEORGE N. SACCLARIS To see through a camera is to see the splendor ofthe world. Usually with Frank, Tom and Bob, George will never forget the Mountain games . . . a member of the Varsity Track team, George likes football and gym .. . That's a spicy meatballn . . . photography is a hobby and George enjoys listening to records . . . antici- pates graduation and college.

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DONNA ROSS I really don't know life at all. Outgoing, carefree, and funny, Donna spends much of her time at the courts, the Brown's or Don's eating pizza burgers . . . usually found with Kathy and the secret six . . . she will nev- er forget the student walkout, but wishes to forget centrals and bringing in notes . . . Eng- lish and Mr. Rappaport are favorites Listen, Buckwheat' . . . she aims to major in special education. STEVEN M. ROST I am a sportsman all over, it is the essence ofmy ltje. Steve, a member of the Varsity Soccer team, also belongs to the Chess Club and Spanish Club . . . usually with the guys or working at Kings . . . besides his interest in soccer, Steve likes to play basketball, baseball, football, and hockey .. . pensive, but friendly, Steve has happy memories of his tenth and eleventh grade homeroom remember Mr. Sus- skind and chem. class? . . . wants to live hap- pily ever after . . . engineering in the future. SUSAN ROSS Her smiles are the mark ofa warm energy. As L.H.S.'s bubbly, spirited Cheerleader Co- Captain, Sue still manages to spend time hunting for cards to send to Colorado! happiest when with Andy . . . Come off it, Bananas! .. . one of Livingston's biggest skiiers who's second home is the slopes . . . takes a delight in letters from Denver and the Moody Blues . . . wherever she goes, her tan Catalina goes! . . . a major in physical educa- tion and being happy are her future goals. DAVID ROTH You can't do anything about the length of your lUe, but you can do something about its width and depth. Dave, who spent a summer working for pro- ject Head Start can be found with various friends .. . president of the .l,E.T.S. and a member of Key Club, he has concluded that the teacher determines the quality of a course ,. . rock concerts, drum lessons and model airplanes often occupy his time . .. he likes African Barkless dogs and Chinese, Italian, and American foods . . . considers standard- ized tests ridiculous . . . a major in engineer- ing or possibly the humanities? SHERYL PATRICIA ROST Lde was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never for whatever reason, turn his back on Me. Friendly, carefree, and dependable, Sheryl is usually found with Sheila, the Sues, Diane, and Linda . . . She is involved in the Delta Phi-Zeta Y Group . . . Charlie is her most prized possession . . , conversations with Di- ane in Oct. and Nov. '69 and Mr. Paul's histo- ry class both affected her way of thinking . . . I'm so happy . . . Fag vs. Chicken foot- ball, anyone? . . . plans for a nursing career and eventually marriage. DIANE CAROL ROTHBARD There are two ways ofspreading lightp to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. If there's anyone who loves to laugh, it cer- tainly is Diane! .. . the Sues, Sheryl, and Maureen usually keep her company while driving around or watching Fag vs. Chick- en games Mrs. Klein and history with Mr. Paul were great . . . October 18, 1969 and Andrey are fondest of L.H.S, memories . . . this bright blusher hopes to be a physical therapist.

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ROBIN CLAUDIA SACH ERE I would ratherfll my heart with light and lUe than the w0rld's woes. Robin spends much of her time just driving outside of school . . . her favorite subject is Family Living ... likes bears and hates homework . . . Lemme tell ya! . . . she has been involved in Future Physicians' Club and Ski Club, in addition to being a member of A.F.S. . ,. her driving skill will long be re- membered Robin hopes to become rich someday, meanwhile she'll major in math in college. JOHN CHRISTIAN SALISBURY We have our heart's desires. Steaks is an active member of the Orange Y.M.C.A. Leaders' Club and the Presbyteri- an Youth Fellowship ,. . sincere and care- free, he most remembers Key Club meetings and conventions and good times with Dave and other friends . . . a key member of the Varsity Swimming team, John likes drafting with Mr. Bast and working at the West Essex Y.M.C.A. . . . will attend college and hopes to become a lawyer or pursue government work. V CINDY LU SALSBURY 1 try to be mysem live each day to lhefullest. I'm not afraid to be happy - to enjoy what is beautyfulf' Cindy's inspiration for helping others was heightened, when she worked at the Y camps during summer '70 . , . her hobbies in- clude cycling and reading . , . her sensitivity for others is seen through F.'I'.A. . . , Cindy's experience in A.F.S. and Spanish Club should be of some help to her in her travels abroad, which will widen her perspective of life. SUSAN N. SAMUELS lfyou smile at me I will understand, 'cause that is something everybody in the world does in the same language. Known as one who's always on the go, Sue is usually at the courts or Don's with Vikki, Jonny, Jimmy, Caren, Greg, and Little Mike . . , outside of school, Sue loves to waterski, surf, and go horseback riding , . . will never forget eating lunch on the football field, John, Miami or Gregg's house loves Don's cheeseburgers and her car . . . wants to con- tinue meeting new people, go to college, and later teach in an elementary school. DEBORAH LOUISE SANDOW I-'or me simplejoy, that is all. When not worrying, Deb is busy in Senior Store, Future Nurses' Club or Ski Club . . . spends her extra time driving with the girls or at Omega Zeta Phi meetings . . . how could she ever forget those Fag vs. Chicken football and kickball games! - or physiology with Mr. Losi? . . . her sensitive, friendly na- ture will help to make her a perfect nurse f It is true. CAROL A. SANTUCCI The gy! ofbeing kind is greater than all wisdom of the wise. Skinny is an active participant in her Y group and Mr. Ghetto's geometry class! . . . can she be forgotten for her big mouth? . . . Mr. Samuels and Mrs, O are favorites . . . loves tennis and music, especially the piano . . . can be found laughing and acting zany . . . Don't get excited! . , , she should prove to be a good teacher, a pleasant wife, and a happy mother with lots of kids.