Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Sally Ann Burger A quiet nature and a steadfastjriend. me a Zeta Phi skiing and horseback riding 0 g . , seem to be the simple pleasures for Sally . , . riding around with Sue is enjoyable, but so are the football, basketball, and hockey games . . . Mr. Segal and physiology are her favor- ites, but don't forget lobster and her skies! . . . getting a good education is her goal and being happy is inevitable. X Kevin Byrne Ye shall go out in joy and be led forth in peace. Did you ever hear of a Varsity Frisbee team - well, there is and Kevin enjoys playing on it! . . . he will remember the famed walkout, Mr. Susskind, and woodshop, when he digs deep into his bag of L.H.S. memories . . his thoughtful pacifist nature gives Kevin ideas about changing our environment . . . playing the fiute occupys a lot of time . . . moving from the East coast is one wish that looks bright in the future. Jeff P. Butler He delights in the group warmth. When easy going and funny Butts is not at football practice, he is usually seen with Bruce, Cliff, Sally, and the rest of the Ralph Club at film festivals or liestas . . , will always remember 214 Bayview Avenue and the Ju- nior Prom of l970 future plans include completing college and making a million dol- lars, perhaps in communications. Karen Ann Caggiano Begin at once to live and count each day as a separate life. Happy and talkative, Karen can always be found with her fiance Gary . . . the Junior Prom, August l l, 1970, and her ring are never to be forgotten . . . I did it again! . . . Octo- ber '69 was a major turning point providing new ideals for life . . . sometimes sensitive and serious, Karen's future holds a very happy marriage and hopes of having a son. 151 Kathi Byrne One enemy is too much. Kathi is usually seen with Jim . . . really en- joys Mrs. Vincent's and Mrs. Gomph's classes . . , office practice is her favorite subject . . . outside school, guitar playing is a favorite hobby , . . craves cheeseburgers and chocolate ice cream sodas . . . Kathi anticipates gradua- tion and an interesting, but as yet unchosen CBICCI' . Sandra Vicki Calvin Some see things as they are and say why. 1 dream ofthings that never were and say why not. Bradley Beach is the place where a vast major- ity of Sandy's time has been spent . . . surf- ing, horseback riding, and water skiing are sports this fun-loving, sensitive girl enjoys . . . Delta Omega Tau with Cheri, Judy, and Ran- di and those long truthful talks with close friends will become a part of her memories as she travels on into the future.

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Cynthia Louise Brown I 'm free, and freedom tastes of reality! Sensitive and happy, Cindy always wants to be doing something: bicycling, sewing or lis- tening to her favorite music . . . trips to the Fillmore and the shore plus New Year's Eve, 1969 were the best , . . seen in her cape and with Peggy and friends . . . remembers the '70 walkout . . . the best is yet to come for Cindy. Pamela Ann Brown If you smile at me, don't you know I will understand? Pam enjoys nothing more than being with The gang and travelling to the shore how can one ever forget her smile or her love of art? . . , watching the surf and swimming bring enjoyment . , . being away from home this past summer has influenced Pam's think- ing . . . the future awaits her with happiness in an art career. Diane Suzan Brown Funny day looking for laughter and jnding it there. Playing tennis or paddleball or just eating Chinese food are among Charlie Brown's many activities . . . the year '69 and January '70 hold special treasures for this cheerful and sensitive red-head, who is constantly wearing a grin from ear to ear for her, insecure people just don't fit into the dynamite, now generation , which she luvs .. . her close friends and her sandals rate high with Diane. Linda M. Bruinooge lfl can stop one heartfrom breaking, I shall not live in vain. Talkative, sensitive, and helpful Lyn, is a member of F.T.A., Art Club, and German Club ... where Chris is, look for Lyn ... wants to be remembered for her individualtiy memories include the Senior Prom '70, that drive one December eve, and Mr. Keer's German class . . . the future sees a kind, un- derstanding, elementary edueation teacher. Katherine Ellen Brown The world is but canvas to our imagination. Crazy and cheerful Kathy can usually be found at home, at Don's, or on the Courts . . . Donna, Bob, and Bones are always around to lend a hand . . . her infatuation with Alvin Lee will certainly be remembered . . . last year's strike is a memorable experience as are conoerts at the Fillmore That's outra- geous! . . . goals for the future are to travel and to bejust plain contented with life. April Buglisi l A contented soul makes for a happy lU'e. Congenial and content with life, April devotes most of her time outside of school to Rob . . . enjoys swimming, camping in Pennsylvania, j and eating lobster tails! . . . some fond memo- 1 ries of LHS include the Junior Prom, Physiol- ogy class with the cat, and Humanities with l Mr. Stamelman . . . of course she will never l forget that baby bracelet . . . goals for the l future include college and marriage. l 150

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LINDA CAMPBELL Hear, you must hear what thepeople say. You know there's something thal's goin' on around here, that surely won't stand the light ofday. And it appears to be a long, appears to be a long time, such a long, long time before the dawn. Speak out! You got to speak out against the madness, you got to speak your mind, Ur you dare. Crosby, Stills and Nash FRANK CARANGELO The person who makes plans molds hisfuture. Chico , an expert in bowling, enjoys being with Mary . . the l970 Walkout is a favorite memory his favorite teacher? -f Miss Conforti , , . dogs and Italian food are other favorites owning a jewelry store is a prized goal. SUSAN MARIE CAMUSO Makea dream Dream back to summer. Sweet and affectionate Susie, with Angela and the gang, spends most of her spare time at the courts, Don's, or just driving around in her car . ,, can't forget summers of '69 and '70 spent on her boat dislikes hospitals, after all how often do they serve spaghetti and meatballs'?! . . . Susie's friendliness will aid in her ambition to become an airline receptionist and in her eventual goal to get married . .. she's always looking for that special someone. HELEN ANN CARRAS The warmth ofa greeting, an emblem of personality. Saying hi ya to everyone is typical of this friendly and happy girl just ask Mary El- len, Bon-Bon, Sharon, Janet, and Shera . .. Mrs. White sure did a great job in fostering Helen's interest in English although school is fun, the summers of '69 and '70 are tops! her outgoing personality adds a sparkling atmosphere to Class Council meet- ings . . . ohhh, what about that sweater and Plymouth Rock '?! her future looks bright, because Helen wants to live her life to the fullest. 2 , KAREN SUE CAPLAN A smile is worth much happiness. Our friendly and outgoing Student Council Secretary doubles as a member of Youth for Youth and Girls' Sports . . . the Student Ac- tivities Office provides a home away from home . . . Karen always finds time in her busy schedule for her friends, Jody, Julie, and El- len, and, ofcourse, guitar playing . . . why so many trips to the neighborhood malebox? . .. she will never forget Bob and the Senior Prom l970, and we won't forget her constant happy smile! , , her sensitivity and desire to help others will aid her in the field of sociology. CHRISTOPHER GREG CARTER Let us not look back in hate, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. If Chris isn't at Karen's house, look for him playing baseball on the school team . . , studying U.S. History with Mr. Ransegnola has made him much more aware .., Chris enjoys football and baseball . . . works for the Department of Recreation and Parks a goal for the future: to be a success in his busi- ness career. '?':j f?