Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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JOHN MULROONEY We make our ownjortunes ana' call themjate. Mul can almost always be found with the Broadlawn boys . . . Varsity Football and sleeping occupy much of his time . . . enjoys C.W.L. and Mr. Goas' teaching . . . partici- pated in Youth for Youth and A.F.S. playing guitar is so relaxing ... the Mul is constantly laughing and smiling . . . psycholo- gy will be his major. JONATHAN K. MYSKO This aho ve all f- to thine own seU'be lrue, A nd it mustjollow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then befalse to any man. Whenever Jon is around, Bob, Dan, and Tony follow close by . , . Right . . , English is his favorite subject and he applies this skill on the Lance staff as a reporter . . . a great sports enthusiast, Jon enjoys participating in wres- tling and track . , , a worthwhile contribution to society with the help of a college education is Jon's future goal. GENE MULVIHILL A wise man listens well. Tall, friendly Gene has good friendships with Bob, Tom, Bill, and Kevin his favorite class while in high school was chemistry with Mrs. Chesloff in addition to his school activities, he is a member of the Varsity Foot- ball team . . . will never turn down a Hardee's hamburger .. . Gene anticipates graduation and a promising career. JANIS C. NADLER To love the game beyond the prize. Active and fun-loving Janis enjoys the Chicken-Fag games as a valued member of the Chickens . . . she can either be found at the courts or during the fall, on the football field twirling . . . her interest in waterskiing and sailing was enhanced, when she spent the summer '70 at the shore . . . her talents will become perfected as an art major in college. 199 WILLIAM J. MURPHY Humor is his key, extended to all. Honest Murf' is usually seen with the Ral- phies ... engages in the activities of J.V, Wrestling, baseball, and football Mr. Albrecht certainly made things enjoyable . . . finds math an interesting challenge . . , takes great pride in his sneakers and painting . . . being a lucrative business administrator looks good in the years to come. HOWARD NECKOWITZ Laughter is the key to sanity! Necko will always remember those early morning hockey practices! . . . his avid inter- est in rock music led Neck to the never-to- be-forgotten Powder Ridge Rock Festival . , , a weekend in Livingston is rare, but if he's here, he can usually be found riding with Del and Rich . . . this easygoing individual is busy with Key Club and Youth for Youth . . . after college and some traveling, he hopes to settle in a career of law.

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MICHAEL MORRIS BRENDA ANN MORTON KAREN LORRAINE MOSHER SUSAN PHYLLIS MONKEMEIER Nothing is wasted, Unit creates a memory. Monk is usually seen with good friends, Suzanne, Maureen, Sharon, and her Y group . .. sentimental Sue is known for her philosophic nature and will always remember Espaiiol with Mr. Gorelick , . . cherishes her many memories . . . the secretary of F.T.A., Sue is also a member of the Senior Class Council, and Senior Store . . . the future will surely be bright, because Sue lives to the full- est . . . her ultimate goal is to become a Span- ish andfor French interpreter. It ain'1 nothing just to walk around and sing. You have to step out a little, right? Mike, intelligent and generous, is a member of Key Club, Livingston Students for Peace, and Livingston Conservation Society . , . if not at the Y.M.H.A. or with friends, he's sure to be collecting stamps, taking pictures, or lis- tening to hard rock . . . the Rolling Stones are far out . . , his election to the vice presiden- cy of the Student Council was just the begin- ning for this future political science major. MARK RANDOLPH MONTGOMERY Outside, it is the star-pierced night of ages. Black and huge, stretching forever. Inside it is grey, grey and shifting, shifting and formless A as yet. Perhaps the grey will dissolve and sculptures of white arise. But perhaps not. The years will tell. Waiting in our boats to set sail. The sea ojjoy. Waterskiing, swimming, surfing - where else but the shore can Brenda enjoy these fanstas- tic sports? . . . Omega Phi Kappa's projects and activities will always be remembered, es- pecially that one week in Lavalette .. . be- sides being Girls Leaders' secretary, she also enjoys sewing and watching football games . .. a Fag vs. Chickens game anyone? . . . here comes Debbie, Linda, and Pinky to join in the fun . . . Miss Rohland is a special teach- er . . . Brenda's love for water, should lead her to become an oceanographer. DEBORAH ANNE MORRIS So long as we love, we serve. As L.H.S.'s Marching Band Quarter Master. Debi manages to keep everything right in step! .,. the third quarter of football games are memorable, but so is her Volkswagon . . . how can she ever forget her driver's license? a swimming enthusiast, Debi is a life- guard and a swim instructor . . . active in the Y , Church Fellowship, and Future Nurses Club . . . look for Debi in nurse's whites in the future. Happiness is blooming all around her. Friendly Kay spends a lot of time with Marge, Ann, and Melanie Miss Farley was the greatest! .. , a gym enthusiast, she loves to watch and play baseball . . , her abili- ty to get along with people comes in handy while working at the Polioe Station, where she comes into contact with many types of people . .. her goals for the future include finding a goodjob and happiness.

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PHYLLIS NELSON Blossom, smile a lillle sunshine do wn my wat '... Paul, Pam, and the gang are all great friends who make everything so much happier ... whether she's at Don's or the Brown's, she'll always have a warm smile on her face ... those excursions to the shore and the Poconos were just the greatest! . . . frizbee games are the best and Mr. Cooney is a favorite ... the l970 walkout is quite memorable but so are her blue-jeans! . . . meeting people has been a most meaningful experience. NANCY NORDT The rule ojjoyana' lhe law of duly seem all one tome. A Merry Prankster who enjoys watching Board of Education and Student Council meetings . . . both Woodstock and Powder Ridge greatly affected her view of life . . . an active member of the New Livingston News, she also enjoys photography and camping . . . uncertain of a college major, she hopes merely to enjoy life. MADELAINE NIXON Wherever I go, m y F ia! goes! When Lynn isn't with her boyfriend, look for her with Karen or working at St. Barnabas . . . will always remember history with Miss Farley . , . outside of school, outgoing, zany Madelaine likes to play tennis and watch ice hockey , . a member of the Future Nurses, Club, a nursing career is definite . . . marriage and a family in the future. HH ROBERT A. NORELLI Those not busy being born are surely busy dying. Rob lives life with a free and easy nature . . . the whole experience of growing up has made Rob a better person . ,. Mr. Cooney is a fa- vorite teacher . . all phases ofmusic interest him . . . his past experiences were worthwhile because no matter what the outcome was, he learned from them , , . his freedom and indi- viduality will foster his future goals of learn- ing, bettering himself, and meeting new people. 200 ' '- V-M-w....,,. ,N ..-mv ft ARTHUR W. NOEL Sincerity and quiet dedication mark lhe true leaders of men. Our dedicated Senior Class president is also L.H.S.'s prize Varsity quarterback , . . Artie manages all his work and duties of Key Club treasurer as well .. . Carol is never too far away . , . the future holds many possibilities such as pre-med and happiness . . . this dedi- cated student looks forward to our first Class reunion. GARY CHRISTOPHER NORMAN I hada ball in high school. Gary, sometimes known as Ralph or Pumpkin will never forget the Mountain games or being a part of the class of '7l . , . good friends include Bruce, Cliff, Bill, and Pete . .. noted for his superior leadership as president of the Ralph Club If at first you don't succeed, give up! . . . Gary's goals for the future are to enjoy life every day and never to grow old.