Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MARC JAY BERSHAW Looking for a pleasurable time andjiinl Marc, an enthusiastic varsity soccer player, can often be found at Shelley's house . . . will always remember April 21 at Mel's and eco- nomics with Mr. Blumenthal Shelley, Sam and Kenny are usually with him a career in engineering looms on Marc's horizon. DIANE ELIZABETH BLAKE On ward, life moves onward, like a river running sea ward, over rocks lde mustjlow. Dede loves popcorn and onion dip, her Spanky hat and screaming her head off at football games . . , Hey dude . . , seen with Kathi, Phyl, Fran, and Big Al or at En Casa de Felipe activities range from Senior Store to Leader's Club at the Y .. , fun- loving, zany Diane will be remembered for her Flip Wilson imitation , . . Arthur, a pen, and a light socket are personal memories . . , her goal is to work with people, possibly through photography. VIRGINIA MARIE BERTERO Each day is one with special humor. That one special person in the spring of 1970 brings back memories which will never be for- gotten by this cheerful, sincere, and serious person , . . Ginny loves history with Mr. Ran- segnola and can always be found riding with Gail, Eileen, Elaine, Joyce, and Patty . , , happiness and a good life are in her future. ' BOB BLATT C heerfulness reflected on a happy COIllIleHGfICE. Racing with the Varsity Swim team c. on the ski slopes fills up most of Bob's spare time, and Barbara is always near cheering him on to victory Mrs. Samuels and Senior Math class are two L.I-I.S. favorites , . . the violence of the last few years has had a great impact on him , ,. future plans include a career as an Orthodontist. ',f GUY DENNIS BISCEGLIE Confidence leads to determination. Com' on, that's B.J. for you . . . he loves music and life . . . if not bummin' around with the guys, find him with Theresa close by . .. after graduation, Guy will become a big asset to the Navy . . . a career as an electrica engineer is planned after that. JACK PHILIP BLUMNER The distinct perceptions ofthe individual. Although Jackie is new to L.H.S., he manages to add a friendly touch to the school . . . Mr. Samuels and math are both enjoyable . , . hopes for the future include a major in math, a fortune, and a good-looking wife.

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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.

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SHARLENE J. BOCCHINO A timejor us, someday there'll be a world of shining hope for you and me. Where Charlie goes so goes Andy, Marcia, and Cheryl .. . she's a frequent visitor of Don's, who loves collecting stuffed animals . , , helping with make-up for the I969 Senior Play and English with Mrs. White are high spots in her treasury of fond memories meeting that one special person helped Shar- lene realize life . . , the goal - to be a dental hygienist. DOUGLAS BONFORTE Anyone who hates children and dogs can't be all bad! Cultured, but sarcastic, Doug is an ardent right-winger who's favorite expression iMa- chiavelli'sj is Might makes right ... he hopes for a career as a lawyer . . . Neal Feier, Ron Shaich, and Mike Morris are his fellow- conspirators . . . Doug likes bushbabies, blood-red, and suggests a child-proof lock be added to the yearbook incidentally, his pet peeve is yearbook questionnaires! GARY STEVEN BOCK I have drunken deep ofjoy - and I will taste no other wine tonight A lover of pizza and music, Bat can be found with Paul and Paul or working at St. Barnabas . , . won't forget English with Mr. Stamelman, football games, and the walk-out . . . detests people who nag . . . anticipates the day he will graduate from high school . . . col- lege is in the future. PATRICIA ANN BONN Happy are the thoughts of those with peace of 1 mind. Bon-Bon can almost always be found riding around with the girls , . . this fun-loving girl with her laughing ways loves watching base- ball and football Patti will never forget the summer of 1970 and 5:30 A.M. painting time for the rock intends to become an airline stewardess in the future. DAVE BOGART The present day composer refuses to die. Dave is a versatile musician. playing not only the guitar, but the flute, the piano, and the trumpet . . . plays in rock groups and will never forget winning the Battle of the Bands in his junior year . . . frequently seen at the Filmore East . . . plans to be a music major, specializing in classic guitar and to someday form the world's best all-time musical group! JOHN R. BONSMA No machine can take the place ofa talented man. Working at Country Esso takes up most of .Iohn's time outside of school and on week- ends . . . besides his avid interest in cars, he enjoys baseball games will never forget his years at L.H.S. . . . the future sees him as a successful auto mechanic.