Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

Page 267 text:

x'QFL:Xf f, mi5,.' i , lf , L47 A miie? X1 Q 53251 flaw LQQQUEHM 15,195 5t3'l'l A .V-Lv. VS, H lif52xl53xlQ?3fV A977 is-it if msisilzjgggznggfg,iwgzgaialsjlfg mfga5t5sJ3ggf1,, 7 ' is Q as .qi rr'ffgfqgfeggbxiwgi-ffiiig.-.e?z,123t fr eg'-W W : -K qgggifg- f 0 ,,,: if 4:-Quan 5, ihz K ,,5,k:..,. , .W,:. ,, p ,, kv,ht ,. . ,. ., r, Nba If s y ... 6 A C 6+ M ' 0 . E. In Vyik ll C ...LQ7 Q -fy ,Q S O X Sw Q, . . , ns-sf .Y err f ws 5, is . emors 1, 90 if stiff gf gan fi anis, 2515 Mrs. Hsolcmdn. 0 Al-IE g.k,g . Se r sr Xe Congratulations to the Class of 1971 SPECTRACHEM CORP. 200 Sheridan Avenue Paterson, N. J. so fsfii .. .Z raw, . I W,r5g5gg,segi for My . .gs ,vm 4 -M fi l 1 le Q , . 7 K ,nz M :ram Q fi., iisfilf 315 T523 5175? Niki! Sli AQ 4551 .mt iss! .M me gs.. 3503 ,, Q, 1,2 553 ffm' ...S 45 ...Q at iii WWE isis? is as mg as ai, it H ,, W s mai 953522 sz mg stts 1 t,-,: my gr Vklz tte,7 BEN KREITZBERG - LEN KRANE - MURRAY PALEVSKY SAY: N0 0. Q MATTER Q WHERE YOU'RE A Els ,A -- GOING l ok Q , PX No matter where you're , Q K ' going. When. Or for how Ll' ' ' long. Diners Fugazy Travel 7- ' will help you arrange it all. gk' I V - Business trips, just to get lx ', l 'Q If away trips, group trips K X x all 'JLN1 QR and convention trips. ' 'l 5. 'fy 3..j5 5'tiF5 Everyt ing from 6 K- I W5 lf' transportation and A 3 V H y 1. 1- 2 '- :f law hotel rooms to rental , VM .uljjil - 1 ,x -X, 5, ' cars. And Diners Club it l .Q -',l'Qd1Al.,'..l. QW members may 'V' X' , 15139-.QM 'X -'ri' - I , -U S kSJg,1,54,-. charge it all. 0 X L lk lil' Extended lt 91 . 3-,gale 7 . f '. J 'V. payments 2. 'K l. 'CIF l im Maw-if available. gif DI ERS FUG ZY nnor IN T0 ss: us AT 3 SCOTLAND ROAD 12011 100-0400 SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. 07079 1 12215, 15272 sm gag Q

Page 266 text:

. .. A .. ,M ,. t ,,,..,,,H ..,,,,, . -' f. f :tim-V ' rm: - f f..w-1- -f.i:f1.':1vi:y .f-is ,-f 'Mae Gail Hynes, LHS '62, a secretary in the Fired Heater Division, is one of many Foster Wheeler Corporation employees earning degrees under the Tuition Refund Program. Gail attends Union College in Cranford, studying for an associates degree in business administration. r gtts g with subsidiariesgandlicensees i n 14 Qountries, designs, 2 and steam generating equipment x C C A s . ff' 5C?Ua'QitPO'ffifU'fV5fl p'0Ye'Mff. FOSTER Eli WHEELER -into et-min orange Avanusginrvsngstcn, New Jersey arose liii 2 your dploind gossp i - -o leoining lt's June and high school is behind you, but commencement is only the begin- ning. At Foster Wheeler, we believe that education is a life-long process-that no one is ever fully educated So we offer various programs to our people: management development confer- ences, finance and accounting and engineering refresher courses. But we don't limit ourselves to 110 South Orange Avenue. Employees go to conferences held by the American Management Association. Many, like Gall Hynes, work toward degrees at local colleges through the Tuition Re- fund Program. To help meet the rising costs of edu- cation, Foster Wheeler will match an employee's gift to his alma mater. Don't think your diploma means it's over. Regardless of the career you choose, America needs intelligent, in- quisitive young men and women. Your diploma is merely your passport to the world-and its challenges.

Page 268 text:

LORSTAN-THOMAS STUDIOS America's Foremost Photographers Official Photographers Of The 1971 Crossroads All portraits appearing in this publication will be retained on file and can be duplicated at any time. Write or phone us for information. LORSTAN STUDIO 11 N. Harrison St. East Orange, N.J. 07017 677-0764