Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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DOUGLAS A. BRANDT The quiet mind is richer than a crown. - Unknown Swaz . . . Buzzen . . .jr. Prom Weekend . . . Football. . . partying. . .Full . . .MHL. . . Squeezeheads . . . Be Mellow . . . Old Faith- ful. How can it all be summed up? Doug enjoyed excellent times with Car., Ed, jonezy, Seany, Stud, Lar, Rud, OC., Brow, Dr, D. Spe- cial thanks to Steve for being himself. Beautiful memories with Staci will never be forgotten . . . Thanks! Doug plans to attend college. He is interested in law and plans on living out West. TIM BRAUN T.B. can be found with his friends john, Frank, and Dic. A member ofthe football team and goalie of the lacrosse team, when not in school he can be found cruising and partying. He plans to pursue a career in physical educa- tion. Memories include: freeloading '76, T.E.W., Seaside, Beach Haven with Wubby, Sully and Capt. jack. He thanks all his friends for great times and great memories. ,,,...,-... KAREN BRATSOS Sometimes I wake up Ecstatic Realizing that l am here Different from everyone else Yet the same. I look me I think me l feel me But me alone is not complete So I have joined you. , . -A QM-wh IOE BRAUN Live life now to its fullest, for it waits for no man. joe, better known as jody, can usually be found with friends Louie and Keith. joe will never forget the summer of '76, Timmy's GTO, Helene and the friendships with Lynn and Lori.

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RALPH BOVE If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be travelin' on now 'Cause there's too many places l've got to see. - Lynyrd Skynyrd Ralph can be found hanging around with Hots or at the arena playing hockey. Good times were spent with Dave-eye, K.O.N., Grubber, Hots and . . . remember Spec- trum and Mr. HilI's classes, 3l6 E9 ,...-vw-munmuvl' RICHARD BOYAIY Patient and artistic Rich can be found most often in the art department with friends Peter and Robert. He has enjoyed classes with Mr. Penza, Mr. Ransegnola and various art teach- ers. Rich's goal in life is to follow art as a career in the field of design,

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LORI BRAUNSTEIN If you leave me now, you'll take away the big- gest part of me. - Chicago l'd like to thank my friends for making my years at LHS a lot of fun!! l'll always remember the tennis team and Future Physicians Club. Summers of '76 and '77 hold many treasured moments for me, I learned what it was like. . . a very special thanks to Miss Robertson and the Breeze , good-bye for a while. IANET ALlCE BROADFOOT Live, Laugh, Love. , . Thank you Nancy, Karen, Ronnie, Glen and Wendy for your friendships . . . l will always remember Lancerettes, being called Peanut, Sr. Prom 76, Four Seasons Concert, A-500, john, laughing Ronnie, Disney World, 107201 76, terrific, Nanny-Bu, S.M.A., Gazek's English, 3-dimples and Karen's gossip. Thank you all for the wonderful times and memories. TIMOTHY BRENNAN Yes, there are two paths you can go by, But in the long run, There's still time to change the road you're on - Led Zeppelin Tim can usually be found with Rick, john, Rainer and Frank or at the Livingston Exxon. He enjoyed classes with Mr. Hope, Mr. Kreigh, Mr. Waddon, and Mr. Lovi. Future plans include either business management or a job in the field of forestry and conservation. AMY RENEE BRODY Above all else, to thine own self be true. Memories of Laurel Ridge and friendships made there will always remain with me. Time spent in Great Barrington, Union and New Paltz will be treasured. Concerts . . . Don's . . .W.O.. . .driving the Golden Cadillac. . . How can l thank my friends for their sincerity and all the good times? IENNIFER BRIGHT Things to look back upon with much love and smiles. . . Bright, 1.B., etc. . . . R.B.S. . . . Pssst - Hey Chuck! . . . Madeline Deacon and Evelyn Reagge . . . French Woods Chicago . . . Yea, Right- Sure! . . .it rots!. . .The Divine Mr. M and Plock. . . wish upon a thousand stars . . . NO! we're brothers! . . . NICE . . . the inseparable pair-. . .Michele. . .Yoj. . . Respect and thanks to Amy and Mr. Batitto. GEORGE BROEG Greatness lies not in being strong But in the right use of strength. - Henry Ward Beecher Although l laugh and act like a clown, l'll always remember my friends in this town. Soccer was great in '75 Whoever thought we'd get out alive? Skate boardin', bikin' and cruisin' around, May joy and happiness be found.