Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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JAMES F. MEYER A rock feels no pain, an island never cries. How you doin ? - that's Oscar for you . .. baseball and football are two sports which he tremendously enjoys . . . this sensitive and persistent person will always remember the Junior Prom . ,. drafting and graphics, two favorite courses, will help in Jim's future . . . he plans to become an engineer or enter the Navy ,. . who can forget his sense of humor or his little in-class comments? X-. ,gn-2 i R i DAVID JOSHUA MICHELSON Ajesl breaks no bones. It's almost impossible to find Dave, he's so busy! .. . whether scuba diving, working on photography, or writing for personal enjoy- ment, he's constantly happy Earth Sci- ence and Mr. Jannarone are his favorites as is classical music . . . his realistic outlook on life and his terrific sense of humor are Dave's trademarks .. , his experience as a Biology Lab assistant and keen interest in marine bi- ology will certainly be an inspiration as he works for his Ph.D. 'ii-...-v'i. KURT MEYER F riendlinesx can harmonize separate elements, Friendly, studious Kurt is an active member ofthe Lance Sports staff . . . although history is his favorite subject, an unforgettable teach- er is Mr. Stamelman ... after school find Kurt with Frank, Glen, Ken, and Mike play- ing football or basketball . .. Kurt's goal is college, and a successful career in the business RON MICHELS The glow oflUe beneath a calm exterior. A quiet person, Ron is interested in electron ics and is a member of the Radio Club .. gets pleasure in watching football and playing tennis, usuallyjoined by Kevin and Ralph . . Mr. Gambino and electricity class will bt world. AVA DEBORAH MILLER lntoxicalea' wilhfun and We. Ava spends a lot of time with Leslie and Geri or riding in her car , . . active in groups at the Y.M,H.A., other interests include football, baseball, and psychology . . . a member of A.F.S. and Spanish Club, she enjoyed Mrs. Gould's class . . . after graduation Ava would like to go to college and eventually get married. 196 remembered . . . engineering in his future? 3 3 CHERYL SUE MILLER Moving like a bird among the bending trees. Happy and carefree, Cheryl is frequently found at Willowbrook or just driving with Debbie, Chris, and Linda enjoys water skiing, swimming, boating, and meeting new and different people . , . Wow! . . . favorite memories include the student walkout, those days at Seaside, and best of all, the day she got her license . . , future plans include fash- ion merchandising and someday, marriage.

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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?

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DEBRA C. MILLER di Born lo be free. s a active member of the Jersey Corvette ub, Deb takes pride in her own l970 blue ingray . .. Nancy, Nancy, Ellen, and Joyce 'e usually seen with this impulsive girl . . , lves U.S. I and ll with Mr. Samuels ridgehampton, Mass. and her Atlantic City immer as well as that secret guy are most leasant memories . . . wishes to be successful iyears to come, fl! PETER MILONE Not too timid, not too bold, .lust the type you'd like to hold. Juxt the lypejor sport I'm told. Modest and fun-loving, Pete is an active member of Key Club and Ski Club ... enjoys playing Varsity Soccer and football . . . will forever remember the Mountain and West Essex soccer games , . . a passion for English Fried Bananas? .. . walking through Europe with a broken ankle was quite a challenge . , . a liberal arts education is seen for the future. KENNETH L. MILLER Cooperation for a common goal, the spirit of unity. Ken, can be frequently seen at the Crestmont Country Club, and can usually be found with Glen, Jim, Frank, Doug, and Doug .,. he enjoys a variety of sports such as rifiery, golf, swimming, and basketball . , . going to the American Legion Boy's State was an experi- ence . . . Ken's ambition is to be a dentist. KAREN MINDLIN , . . andthe Lord created Man, and Man hegot Laughter. and Laughter hegol Joy, andloy begot a multitude 0fC'hildren, not the least ty' whom was Love. I am a part ofmy memories - the Institute and Mitzvah Corps will always be giggles, shmutzies, and tears, and never cease seeking the infinite and beautiful . . . and Israel. 197 MAUREEN ANN MILLS A lwa-rs do right. This will gratijy some people, and axtonish the rest. Happy Maur is a scholar of both French and Spanish and hopes to have a career in business or government, where she can be an interpreter or a translator for now, she spends much of her time at Friendly's, the movies, or at Bill's, besides staying at home to sew or talk on the phone .,. Gary Deter's New Year's Eve party is something to be re- membered . . . Ooo. I could just take your head and ... ... Maureen is quick-tem- pered, however, especially with prejudiced people. TOM MITCHELL Action, now words, is the mark ofa man. Surf, can most likely be found with all the guys at Bruce's house . . . Do it by Jerry Rubin was a book which made Tom more aware and changed his thinking . . gym and Mrs. Glick's class were favorite times of the day . .. he'll always remember that unique day, the walkout.