Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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W - SUSAN MARIE MCCARTHY Happiness is a habit - cultivate it. Sue, usually with Bill in a '69 Chevell Super Sport or with Chris, recollects thoughts of the Junior Prom, that night in New York, and the walk-out '70 a Mr. Rans fan ,. . be- sides going to school, she works hard at Mo- hawk Travel Agency of Livingston . . . can't abide unfriendly people she is a boy- watcher -A right Bill! . . . after graduation she wants to be a travel agent, get married, and raise a family. MARILYN MCKENNA Measure your mind's height by the shade it casts. Karen, Pat, Vic, Patty and Joe are constant companions of Little One . . . cheering for Newark Academy is a great source of fun and enjoyment for this energetic and happy girl ... Marilyn, who is a fantastic seamstress considers her sewing machine S and of course Joe - to be her most prized possessions . . . remembers the Junior and Senior Proms. V SI-IAUN MCDEVITT Live a little, laugh a little, and love alittle. Shaun spends much of his time at the Y , where he enjoys weight lifting ... never in lack of clothes or height . . . usually seen with Joe . . . can't forget those basketball games with Mountain or Mr. Blumenthal's history class . . . goal is to be a success in his chosen field of business. EVE ELLEN MCDUFFEE Spread your rootsjar, touching all you can. Conscientious Eve certainly takes an active interest in all aspects of life! . . A,F.S., Ten- nis Club, Archery Club, and Girl Scouts, all only a few of her many interests ... Mr. Rans and Mr. Gorelick's classes certainly are memorable oh shucks! she's cheerful and quiet and can be seen working at the Library or with the girls . . . in the future she'll prove to be a great asset to the world of computers. RICKY MCKENNA Speed. strength, and grace: the marks of an athlete!. Rough, tough, and cool, Ricky can usually be found with the men or at practice . . . Mr. Mehwhinney's class was a favorite, but chick- en's pretty good too . . . playing Varsity Soc- cer and Baseball is just a sample of what this physical education major has done and what he will do when he finally graduates from college. JOAN MARIE MEASDAY Sharp, bright eyes reveal a spirited personality. Connie and Deb know what a mischevious, but sensitive girl .loan is swimming, skiing, and reading are just a few of her keen interests when not working, Joan finds time in the summer to go to the shore . . . she is a Simon and Garfunkel and Leonard Cohen fan, but she enjoys most types of music .. . perhaps English with Mr. Stamelman and French with Miss Coury stimulated her inter- est in education.

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THOMAS MATTHEWS I have drunken deep ojjoy, I will taste no other wine tonight. A member of the -wrestling team. Big T simply enjoys having a good timel. ... at Friendly's or Y dances he can be found with Rich, Bill, Gary, and the rest of the guys . . . because of his good sense of humor and his ability to get along with people, Tom will nev- er be forgotten -- right girls! . . . gym is his favorite subject - but what about lunch? . . . he expects to enter the Marines. SUSAN BARBARA MAWHINNEY l'm spending those moments with you. Pooh is mostly seen with Georgie . . . the summer of '69 and Mrs. Brairton's English class were top notch . . . someday she hopes to write a book, and maybe her writing class will help her obtain that goal . . . Sue's sensi- tivity and happiness make a career in elemen- tary education a definite yes! ELOISE SUSAN MATZKO Look to the green and yello w land by the glittering sea. Say anything to Ellie and suddenly it ap- pears --- the blushing . . . this thoughtful and friendly girl loves tennis and music . . . Mari- ners brings a good deal of fun and enjoyment, but so do Jody and Sue . . . Psychology Club, A.F.S., and F.T.A. are just some of Ellie's activities . . . her interest in math will lead to a college major, but right now travelling around the world looms as a great goal for the future. SUSAN ELLEN MAXWELL Joy shall come with early light. Happy and friendly easily describe Sue . . . loved U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner enjoys horseback riding and won't forget the 55ers Club with Dee-Dee . . . You better be- lieve it! . . . working at a summer camp was a most memorable experience . . . Petra and the girls are frequently near-by, but so is Rob the future holds college and a major in DEBORAH SUE MAWER My major ambition is to live and be happy. Debbie and Company f what a trio! ... Ecstasy . . . her junior year was one unsur- passed by all others . . . has happy memories of football games, Mountain, and the shore with Omega Phi Kappa . . . give Deb her ster- eo and Blood, Sweat and Tears and she is all set . . . college and travel will hopefully pre- sent new, exciting, and adventurous horizons. HARRY S. MAYER Turn around - embrace the ocean. Harry can be found surfing or with Randi . . . All right . . . enjoys watching football, bas- ketball, and hockey . . will be remembered for his blue GTO ... avoids all obnoxious girls! . . . Miss Farley's class was great . . . Harry plans to major in business administra- history. tion, find a good job, and get married.

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MARCIA MEISTER The mast wasled day ofall is that on which we have not laughed. lt's so rare that Marsh is found without a smile and not being cheerful! . . , her love for the sun is shown by her frequent appearances at the shore . . . Randi is a great friend who joins in the boy-watching! . . . Are you kidding? . . , an interested surfing enthusiast who won't forget her l970 summer . . . plans for the future include college, merchandising, and marriage! SUSAN ELIZABETH MERRIGAN I am the most curious Qfall to see what will be the nexl thing lhal I do. Our spirited Class Secretary for three years, Sue is also a member of the Senior Store . . . if you think she's occasionally out-spoken, come to an L.H.S. football game or a Chick- en vs. Fag' game and hear her yell! . . . as a rule found with the Sue's, Diane, Deb, or Gary of all those memories, November 22, l969, the walk-out, and last year's prom are the most outstanding .. . Oh, and don't forget those Y meetings , will never part with that gold locket! EDWARD MERKLE The warm glow ofsincerity. Turtle can be found with .lack and Paul or anywhere around town .. . although on the Track team, he also plays football and base- ball . , , Never go straight, go forward! . . . liked Mr. Furst, math, and remembers the walkout of '70 . . . folk rock and country mu- sic are favorites for this quick-witted and friendly person . . . perhaps a career in ac- counting will be seen in his future. RUTH METZGER A .rmilejbr everygirl and lwojbr every jello w. Ruth can be found in Westfield with the W.H.S. students or running church parties for senior high and college friends . , . easy-going, friendly Ruth has a great sense of humor and credits her driving skill to Mr. Schwartz , , . will never forget Mr. Fabrizio after school, Ruth is active on the Girl's Varsity Field Hockey team and enjoys music, espe- cially playing the piano . . . she'll be a first MARK MERKLE To live is to enjoy 0neseUQ Merc devotes much of his time outside of school to working on his Mustang . , . will be remembered as one of our most powerful Varsity Football players . .. enjoyed Miss Farley's classes and any study hall in which he could sleep . . . goal: to live and be happy, ALISON BETH MEYER A n explosion ofexuberancef No one will ever forget Big Al and her laugh . , , this Omega Phi Zeta girl is co-cap- tain of the Lancerettes . . . Alison will always treasure her junior year and how can she ever forget the Fag-Chicken football games? . , . Did you have a good time? . . . Friend- ly is the word to describe Alison, whether she's putting on makeup for My Fair Lady or working at the Senior Store . . , Are you rate physical education teacher in the future. kidding me?