Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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X DONNA CARVER if Befree now, and don't let the future weigh you down. As a future merchandiser, Donna will remem- ber the Junior Prom and Debbie's shoes . . , usually seen with Debbie, she is both zany and happy Mr. Ransegnola and history are her favorites . . . watching football, wearing blue, and holding her teddy bear are pastimes . .. Right'O,Babes! ELINN MARY CEFARATTI Somewhere, sorneway, someho w, someday . . El is always with Sue at the shore, riding around or at Bruce's house , . , she is outgoing and sensitive . . . Ya know? . . . remembers cutting the first day of school to camp out at Woodstock . . . likes her clothes and her indi- viduality . , . detests prejudiced people!!! . . . plans to major in sociology and then to be a case worker in the slums. RALPH CASALE Humor creates instant bonds between men. Ralph will never be forgotten for his great sense of humor and smiling face Mr. Cooney's government class is the greatest! can be found working at Kings, or just having a good time with Joe, Basil, and Bob . , . takes an interest in football, hockey, and cars , . . in the future he hopes to major in the sciences. A. ef' 4: ART CHARSINSKY The gI'6UIE'5Ij0,1' is Io see ones own creative .spirit exhibited! A member of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this is where Artie spends much time , . . seen with Cliff and Mark, Art is president of the L.H.S. Chess Club and a member of the Future Lawyers' Club plays football. table tennis, golf, and baseball . . . intelligent, friendly Art also enjoys oil painting and writ- ing poetry and short stories . , after a major in political science, a career in criminal law will follow, 153 ' NANCY CAWTHORN A,,LUe is adventure in experience, and when you are no longer greed y for it, life does' not exist. Experiencing new things is what Nancy feels is most important in life ... seen with Gale, Nancy enjoys concerts, art exhibits, and mu- seums will never forget Miss Lighthipe, Mr. Jannerone, John, and basketball games . .. with sewing as a hobby, Nancy will pursue a career in fashion. CLIFFORD CHIRLS Sineerity and earneslnesx make a likable man! Sports-minded and congenial, Cliffdivides his time between being captain of both the Swim team and Tennis team and as the Sports Edi- tor of Crossroads often with Art and Steve, he enjoys playing bridge, chess, and the guitar , . . can't forget Mr. Weidner's classes . ., destination college from there, who knows?

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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?

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MICHAEL E. CIRICILLO A good sense ofhumor masters any situation. A lawyer is what Mike intends to be, and he's ot what it takes this devoted member of g . . . the Future Lawyers' Club works at St. Barna- bas Hospital in the X-ray Department , . , enjoying football, basketball, baseball and tennis, he can always be remembered for say- ing Don't give me grief' . . . a sincere and friendly person. IRA COH EN How could man exist without sports? Knishe can be easily described as under- standing . . , often says can't take you any- where , but he can be found in his car or with Howard, Jeff and Mitch , . . active as captain of the Varsity Soccer team, a sports official for the Rec , and a reporter for the Lance . . , enjoys rock concerts and watching basket- ball, hockey, football, and of course, soccer . . . working and meeting different people will help Ira advance in political science. JAM ES COCORES He makes a solitude ana' calls i t peace. An enthusiastic car lover, Jim spends most of his time at work on his car and motorcycle . . .. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young are fa- vorites Jim enjoys lunch and will never forget Mr. Hill or the '70 walkout . . . would love to go to Australia . , . views medicine as a possible career. PHYLLIS COHEN I took ojfmy watch andfound I had all the time in the world, New York, the cultural center of the world, is where Phyllis spends most of her time . , . Delta Omega Tay and the National Frisbee Association bring a vast amount of enjoyment , . , has fun water-skiing at the shore . . . ex- tended homeroom with Mrs. Furst will always bring memories . . . let us not forget Phyllis and the sh65re . GARY COH EN Work and play don't mix - l like play! A member of the Varsity Football team, Matzoh Man cherishes his surfboard and car most of all . . , can't forget the student walkout 1970 or those days in Mrs. Furst's homeroom and classes enjoyed Mr. Se- gal's teaching . . . plans to major in business administration, possibly become a CPA and enter the F.B.I. ALLEN T. COLEMAN Time is still creeping 'Specially when you're sleeping. Wake up and go for what you know. Known for his winning smile, Al is seen with Frank or working at the Rec Department . . . besides concentrating as short-stop on the Varsitv Baseball team, Al is active in all sports L. there is no way Al will forget gym with Mr. Jacobsen . . . detests homework and term papers, but loves pizza and values his life . . . Al looks forward to bachelorhood and then settling down. X...-K