Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MARCIA STEIN MONA STEIN Tomorrow is not promised to us- So let us take today and make The very most of it. Ready for a good time, Mona can be found with her closest friends Maria., Diana and Tina. Good times will never be forgotten-17th birthday had to be the best 40 Love Diana. In Mona's leisure time, you can usually find her at the Gondoliers. Her future plans include much happiness and a successful career in fashion. STEVEN STEINER Enjoy life to the fulliest. -S.S, l'm not afraid to face the light Vn? not afraid to think that l might a l was going nowhere fast I was needin' something that would last. -Kansas ,b 4.5-I' If ,M ' 1 ANNE C. STEWART The only time that seems too short is the time we get to play. -Jackson Browne Special memories include .. . Beach Haven Feb 2, the closet The Sters . especially Mark .. . New Years '79 pigging out B.Ch.B's Cosmos tennis skiing 6123 , . . Hilton Head . . . Westend whatever. Thanks Mack you're the greatest! Spe- cial thanks to my friends for making my years so special. Thanks Tracey and to Wendi for always being there. l couldn't have done it wihout ya and special thanks to T.S. the memories we've shared are everlasting.

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i,Jl. , LAURA SMITH Take advantage of the open door of opportunity, for once it is closed It is hard to open without a key. -Laura Smith Thanks Lisa for being a close friend throughout the years and a special thanks to my parents for trying their hardest, and of course I love ya- Ricky, Robin, Lyn. DAVID SPIEGEL Lying out there like a killer in the sun Hey I know it's late, we can make it if we run Sit tight, take hold Thunder Road. -Bruce Springsteen Excellent times with Brauny, Balls, Jim Bob, Pino and Rick will always be re- membered. Pumping iron with Brauny, partying and soccer '79. ll: Y Y 'Ds CINDI SOLOMON You got to keep moving on. Cindabulls, from one who I'II never for- get. Good times spent with two-ton and nine-ton will always be cherished. To Terri and Nancy, you're the best a friend could ever have. We've come a long way and I couldn't have done it without you. Thanks! Goodbye doesn't mean forever. MARIA SPAGNOLA So many faces in and out of my life, Some will last, some will just be now ind then, Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes- l'm afraid it's time for good- aye. -Billy Joel I want to wish my close friends the best of luck, health and happiness in the years to come. Most of all thank you Michael, for just being you. I will re- member the special memories we shared together beginning way back when. 3 Q i .. jj .-3:2 Lis? f ' iv. V l, JEFFREY SPINDEL To J.B., Leo, Alby, Lit, Bea, Harv, Mess, Toastie, Mitch, Rick, Lori, Shara, Juice and all friends who I shared many great times with, Thanks! Memories of base- ments, basketball, concerts, home- room, Zoom , Quarters , partying, goofing, summers at J.L.C. and Sun Valley and lab parties will also be re- membered. l would also like to thank my family for their love and support. And Patti who will always be a part of my life. Heard it in a love song -Marshall Tucker Band JEFFREY STAJEK Live life for today, not tomorrow LHS has been insane the last three years . . . Crackhead and Noodles have made it very enjoyable Jim, Azza and Potsie made the '79 summer great. Peeparas porsche, G.B.'s annu- al, Pat's backyard and parties at Pot- sie's were unnlimited. After graduation, I plan to enter the field of construction.

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I I LINDA STRAUSS lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, How- ever measured or far away. -Thoreau Thank you to everyone who has touched my life with love and laughter. or with a smile. Special love to my un- derstanding family andto Tina, Jen, Diana, and Kara: the wonderful memo- ries we have shared will be a part of me forever. Friends are like rainbows - they bring laughter to your eyes. i ii? yi . I V ' r out . . . H -1 .r A I A r i cs, : '- . 4 f, RICHARD T. SULES Nay, I shall ne'er be 'ware of mine own wit, till I break my shins against it. -Shakespeare As You Like It The people here: Mr. Rans, Mrs. Fried- man. Scooch and Mr. Mason, The Class Councils with Swens, Bell, and Schwartz Cmeetings at Bliphen's with the three other Big Men. J The great football team and coaches Jake, Hope. and V. CThe biggies at Giants Stadi- um. And nowwww ... J Memories of: weekends, doilies. New Year's Eve, Boardwalk, Cow, Quarters, Gong Show, L.A., l thought you had it, Roof, State Farm. Perhaps, Celica, Leery. A very special thanks to my wonderful family. I . t-- r fgt . '. FF,- CT-ff' if . i 1 . ROBERT STEVEN SZTYBEL CTHE SZTYBBSJ There's only one corner of the uni- verse you can be certain of improving, and that's,your own self. -Aldous L. Huxley One eyebrow? .. Intense work in In- dependent study . .. A.P. hungry ... Two years of Calc with loveable Uncle B.K. Mumbles Careless mis- takes! ... Singing study .. Mr. Bill Fan Club .. Hey boss! .... Sinclair Lewis and Moby Dick .. Thatsooo good! .. immense .. Extracurricularmania To my friends, my cohorts Cyou know who you arelb, and to all others who made these past three years all they could have been: Thank you! i i fi i.- . , ,.-f ANDREW TALBERT The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future Plato The summer of '79 on Leo's farm with Jamye, Wendi, Debbie, and Mike. Don't forget the Bagel. The Kittens are alive in 1980. life. fi