Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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FoRElc.N LANGUAGE in CAREERS NIGHTS i way 'U L. Miss Conforti and members of the Spanish club prepare for Foreign Language - ,., 41 . We 3 . I. fill' 1 X l Mrs. Cunningham introduces a speaker. One of the highlights of the Language Department's activities this year was the sponsoring of a Foreign Language in Careers Night. Speakers represented many businesses and industries and most held executive positionsp each speaker discussed the role of a second language in his or her career experience. The career night drew an interested audience of about 250 and proved to be an informative success. l Il lx . ,JF in Careers Night. An executive addresses the audience o role of a second language in his career. .L J,- n the

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STUDENT-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Mongo attempts to divert Mr. Paterson's concentration. Time out as the referees call a meeting. Jim Oscar Gamble has a chance to score. Mr. Hildebrand dribbles down the court to score for the faculty. Look at the scoreboard! Bill Giuliano and jr. high faculty member do the bump in mid-air. . Patty O'Connor shoots for the students Mr. Mahan goes for a lay-up shot.

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THE FRISBEE CLUB fl The Frisbee Club members or saucer slingers as they are sometimes called, are well into their spring practice session under the disciplined direction of Mrs. Eva Gerson. Head slinger, Doug Harte, indicates that as president he expects to rally his club for the stiff competition from various free lance challengers who in- vade the school grounds. Members are currently practicing such different maneuvers as the boomerang and the loop de loop. Left to Right: Phil Weiss, Treasurer, Mrs. Gerson, Advisorg Ken Horwitz, Vice President: Doug Harte President, Robert Sztybel, Recording Secretary, David Kirschner, Corresponding Secretary.