Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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BARBARA LYNNE BELLAMY My dreams with the seagullsjli' out of reach, out ofcry. Barb can be found always smiling, at the shore, or Friendly's . . . Claire, Jill, Tom and the gang next door always add to the excite- ment ... Oh no! .. . swimming and horse- back riding keep her active and always on the go . . those sophomore year football games won't be easily forgotten, along with the summer of '70 . . . getting married and seeing the world will make her happy. PATRICIA LOUISE BELTRANI Take lUe as it comes, one moment at a time, and don'l build dream-castles,jor they crumble under the weight ofevents. Patti's close companions are Barb and the girls from Delta Phi Zeta . . . The Jr. and Sr. Proms, and the Y dances are fond remem- beranoes , . . Are you kidding? . . . travel- ing through the U,S. and Hawaii has left many beautiful impressions . . . a natural and determined girl, her work for class activities was enthusiastic. KATHY BELLER You are violets with wind above them. Kathy welcomes all by her favorite expres- sion, Greetings! , . , she can be found with either Mark or Torch and Jane at Don's . . . this talkative, loveable girl immensely enjoys skiing and tennis . . . Kathy hopes to become a social worker and to spend her life with Mark, CHARLES BENDIT Smiles from reason flow. A member of Future Physicians Club, Youth for Youth, and Ski Club, Charlie also worked as a lifeguard at the YMHA . , . regards his trip to Mexico this past summer as a reward- ing experienoe . . . found Mr, Weidner's class- esa pleasure . . . plans to major in pre-med. LAURA SUSAN BELTRAM Keep cool and always remember to keep sm ing Mo is a great one on which to hang a nic name . , lives for Lafayette weekends wi Rich, Dia and friends . . . when not with Del Sigma Phi girls, look for Laura cheering f Newark Academy, at Gymnastic's Clu wrestling and basketball games, or gym w Barb . . . Presbyterian summer work for m sions were influential . . . Laura sees a care in elementary education. , GARY PAUL BERG V Just give him the world ofsports . . . A regular sports enthusiast, G.B. can , ways be found making those hook shots the basketball team or playing baseball football sophomore English with M Lighthipe and Bruce will, never be forgotl . .. a funny guy with that great sense ofl mor, G.B. sees math as a career in the nel future.

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LORETTA MARIA BARTELLO Being happy is laughing a lot, The Big Six: Elaine, Lynda, Ingrid, June, Randy, and Loretta . . . Chicken Little , that nutty. outgoing girl, enjoys nothing more than a good football game , . . chooses Miss Coury as her favorite teacher . . . she plans a career in dental hygiene in the future and has memories of Bobo in the past. f 5' ,te , 'SD I Xu '- f VV' Vw ,Cf A Ql ,V fbbxxgi '65 W JEFF MICHAEL BECK Who lives wilhouljolly is notso wise as he thinks. This future lawyer not only enjoys politics and bridge, but golf, tennis, and ping-pong as well fun-loving Jeff takes an avid interest in attending concerts, shows, and horse racing .., Watch your tongue, knave! the summer of '69 and his cross country teen tour left him with memorable impressions . . . law, a family, and improving the country are firm goals for the future. N? EILEEN SUZAN BAUER The most completely los! ofall days is that one on which one has not laughed. Often at Friendly's and Y dances, Eileen can be found with Tony or riding around with Rita, Linda and the rest of the gang . . . histo- ry with Mr. Ransegnola and Spanish with Mr. Gorelick will never be forgotten among her memories are the Fag vs. Chicken games, varsity baseball games, and painting the rock . .. Oh, really! . . . a future secretary. mar- riage is a definite goal. YQ JONATHAN BECK l Don'1 ask him why he has lo he sojfee. Jon, a sports minded person, enjoys watching football and basketball . . . after having lived in Australia last year. he wants to travel and then settle on the West Coast , . , will never forget Mrs. Fieber's math class. DIANE BEAL A n aliachrnenlgjeeling and a love, Thai had no need ofa remoler charm, With Elly as usual, the Junior Prom is a spe- cial memory of Diunck Right ' cn- joyed Mr. Miserindino's class and Rel. Tech , her experience working .ll Sl. Barnabas will aid her in her chosen field of nursing . . . Diane's aim is to be happily married to Elly, ofcourse! KAREN JOYCE BECK To win Ihtll wonder of lhe world. A .vmilejrom her hrighl eyes. l'll just sit here like this! quips Kar, but shes likely to be found at Pals. Friendly's, or Willowbrook with Put . , . that trip to Paris and Miss Rohland's advice were very inliuen- tial . school activities include French Club, Spanish Club, and F.T.A. , friendly and determined, Karen's future sees becoming ll French teacher and marrying that certain someone.

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KENNETH SCOTT BERGER The excitement ofthe game. and the uncertain ty of the ou tcom e. What's happening? , . . Ken is usually with Jeff, Mitch, Jimmy, and the rest of the gang playing basketball, football, or just having a good time . . . school activities include intra- mural sports, Student Council, and United Nation's Club ... remembers the walkout and Mr. Jannerone . , . the future sees Ken in business administration. EVELYN BERNART Homo doctus in se semper divitias habet. lA learned man has always riches in himseUfj Libraries, places filled with a storehouse of knowledge are where Sarah can be found . . . since Latin is her favorite subject, she has become a dedicated member ofthe Latin Club . .. this inquisitive girl can always be heard asking Really? and What'? . . . Evelyn is often found with Diane, Petra, Sue, Lynn, Cheryl and Janice. 1 ,gg ,1 STUART ,IEFFERY BERKOWITZ l'm ready to go anywhere, l'm readyfor to jade into my own parade. As an active member in the Livingston Stu- dents for Peace, Stuart finds time for the Math Team, the Y.M.H.A., and the U.N. Contemporary Affairs Club the Spring disruption was Neato-Keanol ... the march on Washington proved very influential and helped to change many views . . . tennis, skiing, and golf M all active interests, but so are math and Student Council . . . as a major in informational sciences, Stuart can't help but to be successful and happy. ELLEN SUE BERNSTEIN Cheerjixlness wins friends wherever it goes. Music, horseback riding, and meeting people are favorite pastimes . . . often seen with Jan, honest, impulsive Ellen will never forget Ecol- ogy Day and French . . . a member of the French Club . . . all political events were in- fluential for Ellen . . hates getting up early and hassles, but prizes her dungarees and most food . . , in college, musical therapy or sociology will be her major. LESLIE HELENE BERMAN Time is the most precious thing that one can possess! A great gymnast at L.H.S., Leslie is an active participator on the Tennis Team and in the gymnastics club her knack for talking becomes useful at football games, as she is an out-going cheerleader so what's new? Mrs. Fieber and math are two favorites . ,. hopefully in the future she can do every- thing that she never had time to do before! MARCIA FAITH BERNSTEIN When the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me. Marsh spends much of her time at Don's, usually joined by Cheryl and Sharlene . . . liked for her friendly and impulsive nature . . . Marcia fondly remembers being involved in last year's Moratorium and Ecology Day . . . active in A.F.S., Lance, and F.T.A., her out- side interests include playing guitar and bowl- ing.