Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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4 ,,, ,V , The sinister snow pats my face but falls to the floor girding the insulation Alone, free, away from the with more quiet Steel' hustle of the city, from the hassle of the suburb. To climb a mountain, hike in the woods or surf in the early morning with only the wind, the elements and nature at your back is really living. There is nothing as beautiful as look- ing over the land from atop a mountain, or looking out to sea sitting on a board completely alone and free M that will make you really see what you and your life is all about. I request an answer to where I fume in expectation of the arrival of the everlasting Father who will tell a story of Iago, Hitler, and Mephistopheles of Ghandi, King, and Jesus - and then etch it in two tones only, Thomas Teacey PICOCS IIIIO 3 plCIl.1I'C any picture the eternal why of snow-bound existence that forces me to pace my mindis padded cell me , the pattern of the jig-saw well-defined, but still retaining hope of fitting the infinity of interlocking which the soft deadly drifts of white have not yet surrounded by Sande Schifferes , ,qff X X X , :XX if 2 . ' W , lr, ll , TN 1 . Scattered tufts ' A 'Y of renegade grass, V 1 Belligerent trees ' Q moored in asphalt, Near concrete walls and artificial fences, - That man, who lost Elysian, Built. if o S Arlene Plevin ' i

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when you don't obey the ways ofthe world you end up frustrated lthey tell mel should i believe them for i sit now not knowing what to do for i am lost i am lost is this a ICS! ofmy whole life to be spread out before me ifso my life hasn't far to go i know what i didn't do but there's no reason why except maybe because i am lost how can i say i am lost when i don't know what it means to be lost i don't think what should i do whom shall i seek to straighten out my life for me Ccan i not do it alonej but sometimes i think i don't want to lind that person tif he exists at allj for who want's to have his or her life spread out before the world so they can Qapraise itj no idon't know i'll have to wait and see what's in this life for me A.Z. Once we were alone in ourselves Living away from the world that is here F ound in our hearts Feeling the warmth of friends Now standing as one neath the stars Breathing the summer a1r Having good times Makes everyday worth while And in the future years we ll recall

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Crossroads Staff - 19 1 The Gang' 03910 W-xM,,.M.,,W..m,,,. .,.s .W-,fvf,,A. W, ,,.,,,,,A, ' .w,,,W.. ,If M. ,- :' 1' ' 4' LAY-OUT: WALLY CLASS: ELLIE ROMANO, LINDA SAUER, DRUE SIMPSON, MARY ELLEN DIGAN, CO-EDITOR, CAREN WISHNER, LINDA SCHOEN, CO-EDITOR. BUSINESS: JANET JAMESON, ELLEN SLOVIK, FERN GUTMAN, SUE GORMAN, DOTSY SOBEL, ELLEN KREITZBERG, EDITOR. PHOTOGRAPHY: STEVE DEFURIA, EDI- TOR, DAVID MICHEL SON, CHARNA SCHORR, LEAH RO- SENKRANTZ, JUDY SILBERNER. TY PING: MITCHELL JEROME EDITOR SHERRI FORMAN SHERRIE FRIELING CHERYL DUBIN CAROLE SEGAL