Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MICHAEL ALMEIDA SCOTT R. AN DREWS All this worldly wisdom was once the unami- able heresy of some wise man. - Henry David Thoreau The Admiral will never forget the Titanic Historical Society of friends like loe, john, lack, Ralph, Ken, Ozzie, Kingston and Crazy Bill. Classes with Mr. DeLuca, Mr. Bast and Mr. Hill will be remembered, as will the '58 Cadil- lac and music, music, music. Future goals for Scott include organ building and success. MARY ANN AMBELAS Pools of sorrow, waves of joy Are drifting through my open mind, Possessing and caressing me. My relationships with Sandi, Faye and Karen have provided me with many valuable memo- ries. Allentown and Lancerettes were tops, but who could ever forget those campouts, our committee meetings , Seaside, our Little egg , The K-turn Queen, Mary Twit , Tikki Punch , and, of course, D and M and the rest of the gang! Will our perpetual eating ever cease?! Girls' Varsity basketball practices . . . unbelievable! A thank you to Chris, too. Hail Buzzettes! BRYAN DEWITT AN DRUS Badeeb - Badeeb -- Badeeb - Baddeba - Th - Tha - That's All Folks! - Porky Pig Hey, listen, we all have a lot of life to live ahead of us and there is too much at stake to take it seriously. Life is to be lived, not worried about. Kick back and enjoy it!! CHRlSTlAN ANDREASON Quiet and friendly Chris spends most of his free time playing lacrosse or participating in Marching Band, Good times include football games and partying with Bing , Rookie and Phil. Hamlet with Mrs. Brousseau and Drafting with the one and only Mr, Bast have made his years at LHS enjoyable. College and a career in engineering lie in the future. IOE ANTONIELLO loe is usually found with Nick and Rich . . . Never forget the fantastic times at seaside lis- tening to the Beach Boys, The Doobies and Wings. . .Hunting at night . . .favorite teachers were: Mr. Penza, Mr. Gillock, Mr. Mewhinney, Scholar Rans., and of course Dr. Salvagno in Italian I and ll, with his trick ques- tions, and all of his Italian jokes.

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IILL E. ABER Be yourself, for in the end remember it's with you, you have to live. 1 nd' i PATRICIA ANNE ALBANESE Today until tomorrow we'll laugh Today until tomorrow we'll dream Today until tomorrow we'll love And as the sun seeps through the darkened sky into the golden loneliness of a new day We will walk beneath it and we will live For today until tomorrow is forever. . . Patti thanks all her friends, especially Emily, Maureen and everyone at Hong Kong, for making her smile, Special thanks to Greg for so many beautiful memories. . . BRIAN M. ABOFF I am convinced that the world is not a mere bog in which men and women trample them- selves in the mire and die. Something magnifi- cent is taking place here amid the cruelties and tragedies, and the supreme challenge to intel- ligence is that of making the noblest and best in our curious heritage prevail. -C. A. Beard To all my friends - Thank you. STEVE ALBERTO Stand up and fight, for you know we are right. We must strike at the lies, that have spread like disease through our minds. -- Genesis RICHARD ABRAMSON To dream of the person you would like to be ls to waste the person that you are. . . Rich's individuality is most important to him. He enjoys all sports and can most often be found on the golf course or on a basketball court. He cherishes all the friendships he has made, and will never forget the great times he had: T.B.l .... G.R. . . . track . . . shore . . . summer'75. . .and Millburn. ERICALLEN Life thrives on freedom. I must be free to fly, untied to live. Stud will remember his high school days for- ever. He owes much to his friends . . . Doug, Gary, Steve, Kieth, Sean, Larry, Ed, Shec, and of course Rud. Soccer, music and women fill most of his time. Goodtimes-. . . M.P. days, H.D., garden concerts, summer gold mining, Preppy's parties, the junior Prom, England, and mysterizing . . . Robin could never be any closer and leanne, of course, will always be special.

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'Ui Nr- 'lf' W PETER I. APPLEFIELD My only regret is that there were three years to waste. Thank you M, K, S, M, A, and G. llast two not necessarily in that order.l Thank you YES, Lake George '76, SR5, U. of Va., and everyone who made my high school years a period of com- plete but well-perceived apathy. After all your soul will still surrender, After all don't doubt your part, Be ready to be loved. YES, 1974. CHRISTINE ARIFIAN l've learned the hard way every time . . . wouldna' done it any other way. -lim Croce Bicycling in the rain . . . M.Y.F .... hockey games. . . Aldersgate . . . CYM . . .teaching Sunday school . . . lune 18, 1976 . . . Debbie . . . Karen . . . especially Beth . . . Chris is thankful for the growing done at LHS and sees a future working with children. LISA MARIE ARACE So many people seem destined To settle for something small But l won't rest until I knowl have it all. A Taurus, Lisa's friendships with Cindy, loanne and Shari are valued very much. She is a dedi- cated BOWIE fan and a disco freak. Good times with Gail, loyce, Terri and Ro will be last- ing memories . . . the suitcase . . . 1172774 . . . Princess. . . Cynt, I'II pick you up in 15 minutes bye . . . Patchonli . . . Discos . .. . Oh loanne! Lisa's future plans include becom- ing wealthy and staying single. KAREN ARONOFF How beautiful the friendship that turns into love, But how sad the love that turns into friendship. Yello. . .Little five. . .lr. chick. . .C.L.. . . fusd and Florida will always be remembered. lt's one of your days . . . You only live once . . . faggots . . . how much - so much will be cherished cliches. To my friends, Live, love, laugh and be happy always. So to all I love, K-bop. ROCCO l. A, ARENA We were talking - about the love we all could share - when we find it. To try our best to hold it there, with our love - we could save the world. - George Harrison LISA ARONOFF We were talking about the space between us all And the people who hide themselves Behind a wall of illusion Never glimpse the truth Then it's far too late when they pass away. We were talking about the love we Could share when we find it. To try our best to hold it there with our love - with our love we could save the world. - George Harrison