Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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WILLIAM C. HARRIS Not conspicuous but earnest in what he does. Harry, when not working at the Common Market, can usually be found driving around in his Cutlass with Bill, lim, and leff. A member of the varsity swim team, Bill enjoyed classes with Mr. Adler and Mr. Fabrizio. Future goals include learning to fly, a career in business administration and happiness. KENNETH ALLEN HAUSMAN I was alone, I took a ride, I didn't know what I would find. - The Beatles Ken is often found with Sacul, Trebor, Who, Arbegla nom, or in the auditorium rehearsing with joy. Most memorable classes include A.P. and Organic Chemistry, and Mrs. WaIdron's Geometry. Ken will be most remembered as Conrad and Sky in the R.M,L. productions. Ken'll never forget Bio- prep, data, Uncle Norm, Chris Nicely, or the long morning of May 9, 1976. LISA HARTMAN You've got to get up ev'ry mornin' with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Then people gonna treat you better. You're gonna find, yes you will, that you're beautiful as you feel. -Carole King Lisa will never forget her years at LHS, particu- larly praying for lunch periods. She enjoyed singing with the LHS chorus, Future Physicians meetings and Behind-the-Wheel with Mr. Gorelick. Lisa thanks her friends, especially Anne-Marie, for getting her through the I don't know anything panic before a test, IUDITH L. HAYS Sunshine, Happiness, and Rainbows forever MICHAEL HAUSER The average man is a guy who spends his whole life trying to prove to everybody else that he isn't. -Alfred E. Neuman Toady will always remember french-fry fights, English with Mrs. Cole, the Toady Times,? and working at the YMCA. He hopes for a career in business administration in a prosperous world that offers everyone fair opportunities. ELISE IEANNETTE HELLINCER A wise old owl sat on an oak The more he saw the less he spoke, The less he spoke the more he heard, Why aren't we like that wise old bird? - Edward Hersey Richards Elise enjoys camping, traveling and music. Her favorite classes were English with Mr. Lampf and Psychology with Mrs, Spector. She plans a future career in psychology.

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'x ...sx ...N 'N .........,,. -S 'Hug lm.. una., .sauna if , ff TED HANDEL TIMOTHY MICHAEL HANLON Imagination is greater than knowledge. -Albert Einstein Father Hanlon has fond memories of L.H.S. He would like to thank Blazing Bill, Harry, Rook, Fursty, and all the rest, for adding to these memories. Never to be forgotten are cruising in the frif , screaming, and wrestling. African Killing, Seaweed, Football, wrestling, and track, will always remain an important part of his life, Tim enjoyed classes with Miss Rob- ertson and Big Mr. Hill, and hopes to enjoy the future to the fullest. ,pau-q ,yuan I.,--. ,avan- '-Q IOSEPH V. HANNABACH Society wants me to take my place in life now, and so it shall be taken. Good-bye to those of you who knew me, our paths are most likely not to cross again. But then again, who can predict the future?

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IOANNE ELIZABETH HESS She looks like an angel and acts like one too, But you never can tell what an angel can do. Hotwheels will never forget Dan Ridings, '68 GTO's and cruising. She will always remember December 29, 1975, Summer '76, the proms, the Clubhouse, Sussex, and Mrs. Gompf. loanne can most often be found in Fairfield with Dan and the gang. RUTH ELIZABETH HOBSON 'According to my earnest expectation and my 1ope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but hat with all boldness, as always, so now also Ihrist shall be magnified in my body, whether t be by life or by death. - The Bible. Philippians Ch. l, vs. 20 LAU REN HEYMAN MARC DAVID HOCHBERC Hots likes to play hockey and enjoys listen- ing to music. He can usually be seen with Milt and Grubber. Some memorable times were spent with Daveye, Kelvin, K.O.N., LaBove, M, O.D. and T. Hots will remember Grub- ber's bar and grill, Grubber's notebook, the Desperation, 7A, when the rents came home, and the Desperados. Hots will also remember helping out and listening to Spec- trum and all the people he came to know throughout the years. CAROLYN HILL With a friend at hand you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything's alright, - Elton john and Bernie Taupin Sincerity in friendships always is first. Friend- ships never forgotten: Iill, Lauren, Brian, Anthony, Bing and many more. Greatest happenings: Elton john Concerts, family wed- dings, Ireland, and ofcourse, Aug. 14 with Eric. ELIZABETH ANN HOEKE Smile and you are immediately happy. Remembering -Things in my past, Sweet 'l6's, parks, cheesecake, spaghetti dinners, the shore and sunburns, parties, snowball fights, football games, movies, peppers in the Toyota, friends, you. 7