Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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IONATHAN D. GILLMAN We are dancers all, dance to the magic of the music. We are singers all, singers of tales, and myths, and dreams. Leaving's not an easy thing sometimes, To leave all the friends you knew behind. Turn around, Turn around, Turn around. -Aztec Two-Step Thanks to the Senior Youth Group and IFTY for all the great times we shared. STEVE GODFREY A man has got to know his limitations. A varsity letterman in three sports, Dic is usually seen with Doug, T.B., Frank and john. Great memories include football and baseball championships, T.E.W., lan and Clint, Old Faithful, and Combo with Lulu. Summer nites with Rud, Eric and Bill along with many mysteries also fit in well. Future plans include college and a successful career. ROSS GILLMAN SHERRI GLASSMAN Like one that stands upon a promontory, And spies a far-off shore where he would tread, Wishing his foot were equal with his eye. - William Shakespeare CAROLYN GOECKEL Without dedication any goal worth achieving is unachievable. CYNTHI-A RACHAEL GOLD Am I growing up? I doubt it, and yet I feel that perhaps I am. To some small extent -some almost ' imperceivable amount. I think I've grown.

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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.

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LEONARD BRUCE GOLDBERC Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup. - America Lenny Brick will never forget summers at Kit- tatinny, the LT, Genesis, Vermont, Soccer team, ski club, YES, Barry, Cary, and Needles, football games, Mrs. Gazek, Mr. Bell, cruising with William, Grob, Fred, and Andy, and the girl next door. Thanks to all my friends. LISA GOLDMAN To dream the impossible dream. . . To reach the unreachable star. . .The world will be better for this. . . Student Activist's fondest memories are of rabblerousing , secretary, lighting, History, English, and Spanish courses. I wish my MLT , sweet sixteen, and other friends: Salud, dinero, amor y tiempo para gozarlos. Love, Lisa DEBBIE S. GOLDFARB Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself, You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt ' the universe is unfolding as it should. Be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be . . . Be careful, strive to be happy, N ELLEN DONNA GOLDSMAN Happiness is not only knowing what you want, but wanting what you have. To my closest friends, whom I love and deeply respect, thanks for sharing so much of your- selves with me. Special love and thanks to Scott for being so wonderful. A smile comes to my face when I think of all the happiness you gave me. Nov. 8th, 1975, as time goes on, I realize. . . CHARLES B. COLDING Welcome back by friends, to the show that neverends. . . Chuck's fond memories of L.H.S. include three years as head manager of the football team, working in the Bio. Prep. room and U.S.I. with Mr. Ranse. He enjoys listening to E.L.P. and cruising with Ted and Mitch. College lies ahead, hopefully at Albright. gm' DAVID GOODMAN Look through the window, Tell me what do you see A beautiful planet Peace and Harmony. There's only love until you die. - Steve Miller Band