Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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ROBERT LOUIS LAGGY C arejul consideralion prelude.: speech. Quiet and intelligent Bob is often accompa- nied by Sue ... a trumpet player in the Marching Band, he can't forget all those good times in band homeroom, right Mr. Ruch? . .. his interest in math will certainly help him become a success in civil engineering, his planned career. DONNA LYNN LAMPETER Sports! and the invigoralion ofnelivily. The outdoors what a fantastic place to be! . . . whether it's tennis, swimming, hiking, or bicy- cling, you'll find Donna there Fran is a constant companion of this energetic, ami' able, and witty girl , . . her tremendous inter- est in sports accounts for her intended major in physical education . . . Mr. Berry's algebra class - what a delight! MICHELLE LAKIN Many things she is, but mos! ofall sincere. Talkative and nice to be with, Michelle is usually found with her twin, Renee, and Toby . .. a hardworking member of B'nai B'rith Girls, F.T.A., and A.F.S., she often has to explain, Oh! l'm not Renee playing volleyball, basketball, and tennis are favorites . .. unforgettable Spanish Ill class with Miss Dynda . .. a future in elementary ed. lies ahead. RENEE LAKIN Thy kindness shall bring to thee many sweet hours. Ooh! I'm not Michelle! Renee is a hardworking member of F.T.A. and A.F.S. . . . enjoys Mr. Samuels and both tennis and ice-skating her involvement with young children and being a counselor at camp cer- tainly won't be forgotten . . . how about the frog operation in Mrs. Glick's class? . . . her warm personality will be most helpful in a career as an elementary school teacher. KARMA JEAN LARSON l'm jus! beginning lo see, now l'm on my way. Karbona is usually with the special some- one or the gang ... active in M.Y.F., she loves football, ice hockey, and the Sprite . . . Oh . . .! . , . sensitive and lively Karma will always cherish memories of the Junior Prom, and will be remembered for her sunny smile . . . favorites include the usual hamburger, french fries, and cakes, as well as Moody Blues . . . getting an associate degree in sci- ence and a life in the country are among Kar- ma's goals. 186 CONSTANCE E. LASKOWSKI Enjoying loda y, looking forward to lOfVl0fI'0W. Among Connie's favorite activities are tennis, swimming, sewing and occasionally painting the rock . , . Oh pooh! . . . enthusiastic and always talking with Debbie, Joan, and Claire . . . a Tri-Hi-Y member, she also enjoys play- ing the organ . . , lunches of tuna fish sand- wiches, Fritos and apple crisp are relished! . . . plans to major in elementary education.

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ANDREA HOPE KREITZMAN Sensitivity enhanced by humor. Gi-na and the Big 8 know Andi's Niiine as well as they know the Boat . . . il' Mr. Go- relick taught C.W.L., school would be perfect! fun-loving Andi wouldn't let the Senior Prom with Gary slip out of her book of mem- ories . . . how about an alarm clock that rings at lO:O0 a.m.'? tuna fish anyone? should Gary be jealous of that special tree that Andi just bumped into at G.G,'? after graduation - college with an English major. SANDRA EILEEN KRUTH Though! is deeper than all speech, Sandy is actively interested in Future Physi- cians, French Club, Psychology Club, and A.F.S., to mention a few ,.. her thirst for knowledge is reflected through her hobbies of tropical fish and shell and rock collecting . . . just loves pomegranates! . . . Sue, Debbie, and Martha help join in fun . . , her conscien- tiousness will be effective in a career in bio- chemistry. RANDI CAROL KRIEGMAN The long and winding road that leads I0 your door , . . Usually with Marcia, J.B., and Margie, Kriegman spends a lot of time at Don's . . . Jive . . . enjoys painting and writing poetry . . . happy and serious when necessary, Randy loves chocolate chip cookies and her dunga- rees A never forget her tennis playing sees herself in science research and wants to be rich and happy. JANICE ELIZABETH LAFERRERA Come along and sing a song andjoin ourjamlworee. Jane, Cheryl, Carolyn, and Barbara can al- ways be found with Janice, a happy smiling, and talkative girl , . . math. especially fourth period Algebra ll. triggers fond memories , . , this f t re elementar school teacher can al u u y . - ways be found with her Mickey Mouse watch. 185 FRED KRONACHER 0 happiness! Our being's end and airnl Good, pleasure, ease, content! Whate'er thy name! An enthusiastic skier, piano and guitar player, Fred also enjoys composing his own songs . , , frequently with Dan, Mike, and Robert . .. lunch period and going home on Fridays are favorite memories connected with L.H.S. ... What a burn! ... goal --- to be happy and have a career injournalism. ROBERT LAFERRARA An easy minded soul, and always was. What's the story? , usually with April, Bull spends some of his time working . . . favorites include auto shop with Mr. Al- brecht and Mr. Schwarti ... a member of Future Physicians Club, Bob enjoys hunting, swimming, and tennis . . . future plans include college, a job, and marriage.

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MARTIN JAY LAWRENCE Lf Men are polished, through act and speech, each by each, aspebbles are smoothed on the rolling beach. Lew can often be found at Willowbrook with the boys . . , does a light show at the Closet Door . . . famed for the Lewis Mo- bile . . . activities include being director of the Senior Store, reporting for the Lance and being a representative on Class Council Bernie is a prized possession . , . hopes to pur- sue a career in engineering. BRIAN LEEWRIGHT Wander forth to try your luck with cheerful, quietmind. Computer programming, a new, broad and interesting field interests Brian . . . a devoted member of the Explorers . . . this quiet person enjoys watching football and can often be found on the basketball court , . . Brian plans marriage and money in the future f but would like to change his financial status now! PAUL LAWSON No question is ever settled until it is settled right. Our Student Council president is also the chief photographer for the athletic teams and is active on the Livingston Conservation Council . . . outside of school, Paul enjoys tennis and golf, and is very interested in sei- ence research and public service will al- ways be remembered for his leadership of the 1970 Battle of the Bands . . . an avid collector ofeverything and anything . . . the future may hold science research, politics, and public service. BRUCE LEF F Fill the cup of life. Bruce is very active in many sports outside of school . . . the Golf Tournament of 1969 will be remembered if only Mr. Stamelman taught history, what a perfect class! , . . How- ard can tell you about Bruce's great sense of humor . . his experience in the Future Law- yers Club combined with his confidence and intelligence will certainly make him a great corporate lawyer. 187 THOMAS FRANCIS LEE Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of my life. T, Lee has been our class treasurer these past three years and is usually found at Friendly's or with Jack . , . a member of Key Club, Tom will never forget Cohen's, Mrs. White's English class or being chosen Cross- roads' Art Editor . . . This may be true . . . friendly, outgoing Tom remembers Ecology Day, loves Laura Nyro, Leonard Cohen, and prizes his license . . . an artist at heart, Tom looks forward to college and a career in some field of art. JEFFREY L. LEITER Purifv your thoughts and action in love. Being a member of both Ski Club and the Varsity Golf team, Jeffs time is divided be- tween the ski slopes in the winter and the golf course in the summer . . , a biology lab assist- ant, he is remembered for his years working in Bio. Prep. . . . Jeff is a talkative and persis- tant Key Club member, especially when his mind is made up! . . , he's sure to be a success- ful lawyer andfor a professional golfer.