Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MARC NATHAN ABRAHAMS My God, what have we done? The universe - a vast never ending world of exploration and discovery . . . Marc is chal- lenged by finding constellations and by experi- mentation . . . enjoys his work as a Bio-Lab assistant . . . he can often be found at the Y . . , Marc's logical mind is a strong plus . . . when the time comes, he will be a tremendous asset to the l0lst Air Born Division. PAUL ACKERMAN A nd lfeel like I'mjust being born Like a shiny light breaking through a storm. The Merry Prankster' who emerged from the ruins of Schimelpenninck is involved with J.F.T.Y. and the New Livingston News Ain't it great? . . . a crazy and complete- ly natural person who loves the orangutan in the Central Park Zoo, breezy days with sun- shine, fields of waving grass, and frequent vis- its to South Mountain Reservation nei- ther Miss Adelmann nor the walkout incident will be easily forgotten. LAWRENCE ALAN ABRAMSKY Everyone has a part, but the aetorplays it better. Larry, unforgettable in school plays, spends his free time rehearsing for shows . . . always well-meaning, his personality is characterized by a huge laugh . . . enjoys his positions as co- chairman of N.C.S.Y. community group, Senior Store member, and juror in the Senior Play . .. the entire production of My Fair Lady leaves unequaled memories . . . a future businessman with perhaps acting on the side, Larry hopes that others will enjoy his per- formances as much as he enjoys performing for them. ELAINE DORIS ADAMUS Sinceri t y and friendship are two of lije's treasures. Petite, enthusiastic Elaine says, l'm having a blast! . . . usually with the Delta Sigma Phi girls at Beach Haven or in Mr. Ruch's band homeroom , .. favorites are music theory and playing in the Marching Band for football games . . . besides her musical activities, ener- getic Elaine loves swimming, bowling, sewing, and cooking .. . college is definite, with a major in education. 138 EVELYN S. ABRAMSON Speaks not one thing with the mouth ana' another with the heart. Peroeptive, sincere, and empathic describes Evelyn .., a member of A.F.S., French and Russian Clubs, her hobbies include sewing, cooking, and handicrafts . . . remembers M.E.H. and psychology classes . . . plans for travel and furthering her education are in the future in whatever Evelyn pursues, she hopes to make a constructive contribution to the people around her, ROBERT AGRISS The time of We is short, To spend that shortness base! y were too long. Eggy can always be found driving his most prized possession, his car . . . he tremendously enjoys participating in sports and watching football and baseball .. . this future Air Force man enjoys history and Mr. Ransegno- la . . . let us never forget one of Robert's fa- vorite memories, The Roof .