Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Administration Seated - Mrs. ludith Zients, Mrs. Eleanor Cohen, Presidentp Mrs, Toby Simon. Standing -- Mr. Alex Rich- ardson, Mr. Stephen Werdenschlag. Board of Education Dr. Herbert Andlauer Mr. Bernard Roper Mr. Robert Weinert Deputy Superintendent Board Secretary - Assistant Coordinator of Central Office Superintendent of Business Activities A - X! 1 0 , , -i'i i!':r ' 1 , if . , f e? . in A , M . . ami f!.ffH,?a, I 4 l ,V it J - ,. I fl' ,Ui itfygg 'U eil? ,H . ,, , Dr. james Schroeder Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz Mr. David Blake Director of Special Services Supervisor of Instruction Business Department Assistant 2 oi Y E xx f S S 37' 'iw I A 7 if fill lr. Albert Grover Mr. john Edack ioordinator of Plans and Vice-Principal - Administration rograms ' x Mr. joseph Rufalo Mr. Eli Gorelick Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant

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ww My very best vvishes to the Class of 1977. I hope that each of you finds your niche in life in the years ahead. May success, happiness, and contentment be the results of your labors. Leo Hurley Principal Ordinarily the opportunity to write a yearbook message is received as one of those perfunctory tasks. This year, because of my personal acquaintance with so many mem- bers of this class, I will prepare the least-read page in this book. If the class of 1977 is an example of lovv SAT scores and reduced basic skills, then I say, give me a lot more. As a class, you have achieved extraordinarily well academically, culturally and athletically. You, and certainly your teachers, have done something right in the last several years in order to achieve the success that is yours. All of this is practically behind you novv and will soon become a distant memory. I hope that you will have enough faith and determina- tion to do vvhatever it is you are destined to do. Do it well, and may you be happy doing it. I have enjoyed many happy moments with the members of this class of the sec- ond year ofthe bi-centennial. You vvill be missed. Melvin L. Klein Superintendent

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Guidance The Guidance Department of Livingston High School is a source of advice and help in every area which affects the student in his school work. This includes scheduling, col- lege research, vocational planning, preparation of tran- scripts and recommendations, personal counseling and any other need which may arise. By keeping up with the ever-changing academic and vocational scene, by maintaining close contacts with admissions offices, by having access to the latest catalogs and other publications, and by calling upon the skills of members of the Department of Pupil Personnel Services as needed, the counselor serves as the primary source of pro- fessional information and advice for the student. The personal relationships that counselors establish with students are beneficial in helping them to gain self-under- standing, to develop responsibility, to work through pres- ent problems and to make decisions concerning their future goals. As they work together, the student finds an accepting friend, a knowledgeable advisor and a strong supporter. llllnunun ls MlSS Olive l3l'3dY Mr. Bernard Corbett Mr. Robert Fee Mr. lohn Mazzone Vice Principal- Guidance 3