Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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DEBBIE HARRISON Here is my song for the asking, ask me and I willplay so sweetly, I'll make you smile! Working in Headstart and her summer in England made Debbie more aware of life . . . a member of F.T.A., the Swim club and the Spanish Honor Society, she also plays the piano and sews . ,. That's cool! . . , won't forget chemistry with Mr. Caprario . . . col- lege is in the near future, with a career in ele- mentary education. JANET ELLEN HAWK Sincerity matters above all. If not with the girls of Omega Phi Zeta this sensitive, outgoing and sincere person will be with Rickey . . . music, volleyball, swimming, and cooking are favorite activities ofJan's . . . the small, handicapped children at nursery school have brought many rewarding experi- ences to her . . . remember the Junior and Senior Proms? , , . treasures friendship above allelse. PHYLLIS HARRISON Looking at the world through the sunset in your e yes. Phyllis will never forget her summer abroad with A.l.F.S,, Trailside, and the warm, friendly people she met there . . . diligent, philosophic and optimistic, she can always be found with Evelyn and Diane favorite memory of L.H.S. was of course, Ecology Day . . . she is uncertain about her future, but plans to attend college. PETER HEAVENER Lye is an end in itseU'and the only question as to whether it is worth living is whether you have enough ofil. Intelligent, witty Peter spends most of his time drag racing, fishing, and boating . . . English was his favorite subject, but he'll nev- er forget Mrs. Higgins . . . most prized pos- session is his car . . , Peter wants to study ooeanography in college. 174 WJ CAROL E. HARTING Life is painting a picture, not doing a sum. As our active Student Council treasurer, Harv certainly adds a spice of life to the meetings! if she's not with Artie, she's probably driving with Mel and the girls . . . will never be remembered for her terrific mathematical ability . . a natural artist who added much to Crossroads . .. the Junior Prom and April 2l were great! making the world a better place to live and keeping someone happy are sure for Carol's future. BERNADINE LEE HECKMAN I have always preferred the sunshine and have triea' to put otherpeople there, J onlyfor an hour or two at a time! Optimistic, intelligent Bernie is active in Gracenotes, German Club and Future Physi- cians, but after school look for her with Mar- lene, Carolyn or the Lambda Eta Sigma girls . , . water sports, winter activities such as ice skating and skiing, sewing, and church youth work occupy Bernie's spare time . . . Kicka- poo Rangers and Beecher's Bibles are significant'?! . . . through her future career in nursing, Bernie wants to work with handi- capped children.

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DEBORAH LYNN HANST ROBERT HAM LIN Success is the road from which he shall not stray. Adventurous Bob enjoys skiing, scuba diving, and golf . . . the Marching Band, the Ski Club and the Chess Club take up most of this future millionaire's time . . . You ding-a-ling! . . . iwon't ever forget his driver's license or history :with Mr. Cooney . . . a career in elementary education looks promising. CLAY M. HANSEN Those who persevere will win happiness. DIANE HAMMER Feeling is deeper than all thought. A member of A.F.S. and the Latin Club, quiet, optimistic Di loved French with Miss Rohland - especially the parties she gave before holidays . . . her trip to Europe was most influential . . . Debbie, Phyllis, and Eve- lyn are always near . . . an adept member of the costume committee of the All-School pro- duction . . . Diane's goal is to be a cinematog- rapher. E Usually seen with Glen and Frank, Clay en- joys swimming at the Y , math, and Key Club . . . a member ofthe Dance Band, he is a tremendous saxophone and clarinet player ,.. Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Ruch make his day complete . . . remember those chemistry labs? . . . Clay plans a career in engineering for the future. Nature and friendship are the hands to adventure. If there is one person who looks forward to weekends, it sure is Debbie! . . . loves to sew many of her clothes many enjoyable memories of those booming Y danoes '68 and '69 . . . usually accompanied by Debbie. she can be found having a good time . . . her happy and independent personality assure her of becoming an enthusiastic teacher. 173 DORETTA A. HANNA Down to the seaside to sun on my shoulders and wind in my hair! Sophisticated, independent Dee is often seen with Michele her fun spot is Lake Hopatcong, where she is active in boating and water skiing . . , Ya know . . . she also de- rives pleasure from horseback riding and lis- tening to music . . . biology with Miss Lewis was memorable . . desires to be a beautician. SCOTT ROBERT HARP Enter to grow in wisdom, depart better to serve mankind! A regular sports fan. Scott enjoys nothing more than to sit down and watch the Rangers battle it out on the ice . . . this enthusiasm is extended to school where he is a member of the L.H.S. Hockey team .,. Mr. Stamel- man's English Ill class will always be remem- bered . . . wanting to be able to serve people directly has influenced Scott to plan a career in medicine or political scienoe.

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ANNE MARIE HEMBERGER Make each momenlfim, ye! meaningful. Happy, peppy, Midget loves swimming, gymnastics and roller skating Karen, Chris, Margie, and Dee usually accompany her to the Y and to football games . . . Mr. Ransegnola, gym, and advanced sewing are favorite memories of L.H.S. . . . this talented miss sews all of her clothes and plans a career in fashion merchandising. HOWARD JAY HEYMAN Go placidly amid the noise ana' haste and remember whatpeace there may be in silence. 4 Ionest and frank, Howard advises Don't lorry about it . . . he values the few special eople he has met, especially Joanne . . . Mr. ,usskind's chemistry class will not be forgot- :n . . . looks forward to leaving L.H.S. . , . fill major in psychology in hopes of finding he answers to some vital questions. N RICHARD T. HENNING Sailing ships on the water very free ana' easy Easy you know the wa y its .supposed to be Silver people on the .shoreline leave us be Ver y free and easy. Mischievious and nonchalant Rich can be found at Don's or at June's . .. Grace Slick and Joe Cocker are favorites . . Ya know . . , enjoys art and Miss Dynda's foreign lan- guage classes . . . he intends to travel and have a good time. JAN LAUREN HERR The open-mindea' absorb, and lhen form their o wn con viclions. An active member of the Student Council, Grace Notes, F,T.A. and Future Physician's Club, determined, honest, Jan, also enjoys the Y.M.H.A., and participates in ecology move- ments . . , the little one is usually with El- len and Cheryl or at Don's . . . favorite sub- jects are biology with Mr. Losi and physiolgy . .. will follow a career in biology, either in teaching or research . . . Med School? V SHEILA ANN HIGGINS Each man 's words are the reflections ofhis mind. Higs may have a bit of a temper but she certainly is an all-around girl! . . . volleyball, sleeping, AYC, Mariners, and a variety of other activities are a vital part of her life . . . this Driver Ed assistant will always remember Mac and Mrs. Ernst's gym class , . . Shei- la, a I970 Girls State Delegate, plans to teach physical education ... remember her umbrella'?l 175 GEORGE HILL Never put ojjeryoynienl, because theres no time like ihe present. An outstanding L.H.S. athlete, George is a member of the Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball teams . enjoyed being a first period chef in Foods class . . . will never for- get the Junior Prom or his trip to Woodstock with Dave . . . Sue is always near . . . Crazy George will probably enter the field of math.