Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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l EMILY COLLINS So many years have gone though l'm older butayearf' -Queen Quiet and carefree, Em will always remem- ber Biology with Nancy, 11th grade lunch, Grace Notes, Summer of '76 at Sun Valley, and all of her art classes. She hopes to combine a commercial art career with a family of her own. Thanks to El, for everything. HILLARY BETH COLTON To live without my music would be impossi- ble to do, for in this world of trouble my music pulls me through. Some of my fondest memories of LHS include Youth Group, Warwick '75 and '76, marching band, Guys and Dolls, chorus, singing at Carnegie Hall and Avery Fischer Hall, Mariners, and my own car. MARY KAY CONNELL Friends are like bracelet charms. If you truly love and enjoy your friends, they are part of the golden Circlet that makes life good. -Marjorie Holmes Mighell Good times spent with Michele, Dana, Camille, and working at Kinney's will never be forgotten. PATRICIA KATHLEEN CONNELL Seasons change with the scenery, weaving time in a tapestry. Won't you stop and remem- ber me. Patti remembers good times spent with Elea- nor, Mary and the group . . . Summers at the lake, photographs, memories, Mike, junior Prom '76, and lensen Beach will never be for- gotten. The future holds college and much more happiness.

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CAROL A. COLLINS Time passes much too quickly, when we're together laughing. -Chicago Thinking back on the past three years brings back unforgettable memories. I will always remember the great times spent with my friends, especially West Orange and the Aero- smith concert, the crowd from McDonald's, Albert, lr. Prom '76 and Bub-Ba. l'd like to thank all my friends for making the good times possible. NEAL COHEN Take it to the limit -Eagles Neal can usually be found cruising in his H350 Vega. Summer of '76 with Mike, Anton, and Vinnie . . . Death Race 2000. , ,Arlene's pool and breaking into Fort Knox will always keep him looking over his shoulder. Classes with Mrs. Cazek and Mr. Gambino were fun. For the future, Neal plans to attend college. ANTHONY B. COLACO You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead. When not working at Baskin-Robbins, Big T' can most often be found with lohn Manna, Chris, Denise and the Boys at King's. He enjoys working on cars and scooping ice cream. His favorite subject was Drafting with Mr, Bell. He looks forward to working as a car- penter and being his own boss. 'ti f' i i A W

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DON CONNOLLY Lump spends his time with Ed, Brad, Spencer, Chris and Milton. He can most often be found in Ed's car, Auto shop, and at the bridge. His favorite classes were Auto Shop with Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Albrecht. He enjoys riding in dirt cars, race cars and jeeps. He hopes someday to be rich and values good times. LEON BYRON CONOVER ff ,pw Y, Mfr PAT COON EY I am exactly what I am and not the way you'd like to see me be. Pat will never forget those things which touched her life . . . soccer . . . parties . . . B.U.B. . . . I know, beanheadn . . . Npigging out . . . cruisin'. . . laughing . . . the shore . . .Cape Cod. . .Sweet 'l6's, and most of all, the friends who made it all worthwhile. if M'-M, N. - A is