Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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'hum LORI BAKER When it's time to die Don't find out you've never lived. Thanks to Cindy, jennifer, Lynn, Keith, Louie and joe. . . Love you all . . .you've made the years better. Circle Nursery made me find a future goal. Memories of the Summer '76, Sea- side and especially Wildwood . . . The best. To Len, with love and much hope . . . for us and the future. MARIO BALESTRO Mario is usually seen at The Center or 'lack in the Box' with friends Sharon, Frank, Pat and Robert. His goals in life are to eventually own a landscaping business, to make money, and to enjoy himself in the company of Sharon and his friends. PATRICK BAMBACH Playing with fire and getting higher. -Wings Friendly, outgoing and happy Pat is usually seen with Andy, Lucille, George, and Michael on Harding Place. Favorite classes were Accounting with Mrs. Ashley and History with Mr. Gillock. Pat looks forward to becoming a Certified Public Accountant and having a good time along the way.

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IULIE ANN ASCENZO I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. Cheerleading . . . Acrobatics . . . Seymour's . . .Heaven. . .Burger King. . . Beat itwith Pancakes . . .junior Prom. . .Pita. . .ll. . . Hockey Games. . .Hopeless. . . Early morn- ing dew . . . B.U.B .... pigs . . . Boo Boo . . . Peas . . . I dare you . . . fundamental . . . fire, chocolate . . . 7 P.P.'s . . . Myr- tle Beach . . . and a special thanks to the best friends I've ever had, especially Lynn, Barrie, Amy, Val, lessie and Nancy B. KENNETH AUSLANDER GEORGIA ASCIUTTO Love when you can Cry when you have to. . . Be who you must That's a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand. . . - Dan Fogelberg IONATHAN AXEL This above all, to thine own self be true. -Shakespeare jonathan Axel has lived in Livingston since 1960. He enjoys science and mathematics and is planning a career in medicine. He is a mem- ber of Key Club, Future Physicians, Student Council and is the junior Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 18. 5 GARY L. AUERBACH The way of freedom is a life with no hassles. Mellow Gary can usually be seen with his friends: Swazi, Prepy, Fruity, Scoff, Stud, lone- sey, Mutt and Wubby. LuLu is a key member of the football and lacrosse teams. Special times to him were: HD., Gino's, Ilambing, tip- ping with the boys, playing Mystery , combo, rambler, Squeezeheads, l.R.'s, Aerosmith, Hey- nahs', fishing, missions and Uncle Fester. Gary wishes to thank Michelle for a special friend- ship that will last in his heart forever. SHARI LYNN AXT New faces and friendships. . .the satisfaction of a test well prepared for. . .the pride at rec- ognition of an accomplishment. . .the warmth of new relationships . . . the goals of being a dental hygienist.

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GEORGEV. BANZHAF Born to be wild. . Funny, outgoing Finster can usually be found with Candy, Nick, jeff and Dave, or driv- ing around. He'll never forget the times at Swartswood or Mr, Fischer's class. Future plans include a career in auto mechanics. 96m MICHAEL BARNA Time Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town Waiting for someone or something to show you the way, - Pink Floyd ings' DAVID HARRIS BARON Two A.M.: a copper coloured Turkish moon a bookcase filled with volumes of vital unimportant knowledge a soft thorn in a lover's side a winter night's stone hearth chestnut-roasting fire a ripened child, eager to be a man. T? ,t RD fa ia., I t a 'N ,,,,,,,., ,LTI ,I , , X I, , mm s it I I .ws Bi Q