Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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LISA ANN CRISALLI There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends under- stand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken, - Susan Polis Schultz Lisa will never forget julie, Boes, Sue, and Emily for making her High School years so spe- cial. Football with Coop and Lisa, history with Mr. Rans, Debbie and Carrie, bring back memories. A special thank-you to lulie for her friendship and understanding. HAROLD CUBERT Ifyou will it, it is no dream. -Theodore Herzl Ps' IIMCRUSE limfwhen not with Scott Hesse, can be found working at the gas station. Some of his best times at LHS were spent in Mr. Albrecht's Auto Shop. lim values freedom, and hopes for a good economy and a clean place to live. He hopes someday to have a well paying job and maybe to take over his father's business. SUSAN MARIE CLJMISKEY God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the differ- ence. I'd like to thank my friends lanis, Cindy, and Nancy for all the good memories they gave me . , . Allenhurst, Cross Country and Track, the rain, Iuncheons, Birdie, Guys and Dolls. A special thanks to lan for being understanding and always there. ATTI LA CSO RGO lust as eating against one's will is injurious to health, so study without a liking for it spoils the memory, and it retains nothing it takes in. - Leonardo DaVinci Thanks everyone, especially Amy and Barry. Your advice gave me faith and acknowledge- ment of my future. THOMAS A. CU PO lsthisthe real life- lsthisjust fantasy - A man of many moods, Coop considered earning letters in lacrosse and football as important as good friends and good times. Summer '76, partying with the rest of the Desperados CPhiI, Lozep, Nerd, lim, lohnj, Wildwood, the Rocks, football victory parties, and the many good times with all his other friends are things he will always remember. 155

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DONNA CORIO A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out. Friendly and good-hearted Donna can usually be found with Karen and loanne. She will always remember work-study with Flicker, the shore, the bowling alley and good times with friends. DAVID IACK COWEN lt is not the beginning of the end, it is just the end of the beginning, -Winston S. Churchill Because another road is calling, l'll say good- bye. -- Rod McKuen Fond memories include. . . Mr. Mis . . .TYG Basketball . . . Christmas '75 . . . Falcon . . . Fencing . . . G.R .... Millburn . . . Denville . . . and a very special summer spent in Den- mark . . . History class . . . Great Adventure . . .and SM. STEVEN CORWIN Do what's good for you or you're no good for anybody. - Billy joel Easygoing and fun-loving, Steve will always remember Big Dick and Vermont Ski trips, Key Club, magic shows, great summers at And- over and Cornell, the many people he's met at LHS, and those Achievement Tests. He truly values the insight he's gained about people and life at LHS, Steve looks forward to college and a career in medicine or ski-bumming. SARA B. COWLAN To my friends. . . f'May beauty touch your days as beautifully as you have touched mine. - George Ellistan l'll always cherish my special friendships with Beth, Robyn, Michelle, and Scott. Thanks to S,H., M.F. and M.O. for terrific times and to Laurie for always listening. Remember . . . neutral, ZBK, A-hall, painting the bleachers, summers, slumber parties, Lavallette '76, junior Prom, special 4, and Mr. Berr . . . to my most beautiful friends, my mother and Staci thanks for your love and understanding. Kenny, words could never be as meaningful as you are to me. LISA ANN COU RTER Here's to the songs we used to sing, Here's to the times we used to know, lt's hard to hold them in our arms again, but hard to let them go-H - Neil Diamond Memories of the crazy times with Denise, Maria, and Laura will last forever. Before H.R., Olympics, and chemistry are happy moments that will be cherished. DANNY l. CRAIG The coming of wisdom with time. Though leaves are many, the root is one, through all the lying days of my youth l swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun, now may I wither into the truth. -William Butler Yeats Danny can most often be found lifting weights in his home gym. He enjoys playing football, watching pro wrestling, and listening to Led Zeppelin. Danny's favorite subjects are Foods and Nutrition and plans to one day work in the field of nutrition.

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MICHAEL CURRAN Restlessness is discontent - and discontent is the first necessity of progress. Show me necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man - and l will show you a failure. -Thomas Edison wks Q-E+ TRICIA CURTIN A friend is someone whom you dare to be yourselfwithf' Times spent through the years with my friends, and especially the Cadets, will never be for- gotten. Special memories include Beach Haven, advances with Elise, Seaside with ZOP, times spent up at Betsy's and Hobby Hut, get- ting stuck in the sand, Abee, parties, con- certs, skiing and classes with Mr. Hill. A special thanks and love given to Elise for always listen- ing, and Dianne for being herself. 'f STEVE CUTRONE Born to be Wild Silly, funny, and fast, Steve can be found work- ing on his Chevelle or banging gears out on the road. His closest friends are Eric and Doug and his girl friend, Diana. You'lI never see him in school 180 days! His favorite teachers are Mrs. Gazek and Miss lnfante. The thing he val- ues most in life is state of mind.