Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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...il ann.. , .WW IEFEREY V. GELO jeff can usually be found with Nick and Cabe. He'll always remember Auto Shop with Mr. Albrecht and Mr. Bell, and Electronics with Mr. DeLuca. He'll never forget Eric and his runner, boogying with the bikes, and time off in 11th grade. He hopes to one day find a career in the computer field, and will always treasure the three great years at LHS and all the good times he's had. GREGORY MICHAEL GEN NARO The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. -Bud Meyer Greg, q.b. of the football team, will always remember his years at L.H.S. Good times with Brower. . . Lake George with the Roman . . . Douglas, Mr. Bills, Mr. Wheeler. . . Ernie, Peli- can, and the BonnaIac . . . Peacock . . . Bails. . .Great friend Ron MoIly. Parties and friends will never be forgotten. Greg also enjoyed playing third base for the baseball team. Plans for the future include college, suc- cess, and happiness. MICHELE GENOVESE Michele can always be found with her best friend Anna. Donna, Gail, and loanne are unforgettable. The summer of '76 holds cher- ished memories. Bamboo and Blue Grotto were the best. Oh Anna, we're inseparable. Disco Tony is forever! -Ire:Z1,j.,. .

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E11 PAULA GAVI N Only you'll arrive at your own made end. -George Harrison Paula enjoyed Math with Mrs. Teltser, and eighth period Study. Friendships with Patty and Sue, and summers on Cape Cod will never be forgotten. et. ROBERT GAVRICH Those who can - dog those who can't teach. - George Bernard Shaw Q 5 -. t BETH SUSAN GELB f After the verb 'to love', 'to help' is the most beautiful verb. Summers are a special time, especially the summer of '76, Fond memories include tenth grade M.E.H. with Mrs. Freedman, Senior Serv- ice, Psychology Club, and her temple youth group. Future plans include college and a career in education.

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CLAUDETTE GERBEREUX A former jersey Cityite, Claudette transferred to L.H.S. in her junior year. She enjoys art and the warmth of good friends. ANN MARIE GIAMBATTISTA Accept me as I am, so that I may learn what I can become. Ann can be found in ballet classes or on stage performing. Best times at L.H.S. were in Mrs. Brousseau's class or with Lois, Laura, and Cindy. Memories of Bundt and Black Velvet will always be remembered. KENNETH lAY GILBERG We can't return. We can only look Behind from where we came. -loni Mitchell Ken holds fond memories of 6th period lunch, Canadian summers, Eppes-Essen winters, plays, musicians, Electrical Repair Club, The Union and acting and directing workshops. Special thanks to Lucas, Amie, David, Mel, Cindy, Ken and the teachers who took the time to care. Good luck to all.