Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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ELLEN S. HORWITZ 'Smile, and the whole world smiles with you, Thanks to all my friends, especially Annmarie IH.C.B.A.J, BAK, M, Hoek and lane, for making ny years at LHS great. Summer '75, the shore, :he pool, diving, driving, laughing, twirling at football games, Mr. Ranse, studies and home- 'oom will never be forgotten. College and a :areer in clothing are plans for my future. LISA MARIE HUNT On the road of experience loin in the living day lf there's an answer It's just that it's just that way. -john Denver My three years at LHS have been spent with great friends, whom l thank for being a part of my life. I also thank LHS for providing me with many learning experiences and memorable occasions. LEE S. HOWARD Musicis my freedom. . . - Peter Frampton Lee is the person with many nicknames: Lanky , joker , Chico , Stretch , to name a few. He is usually with Dave, or playing gui- tar with Tim. Three years of drafting with Mr. Bast was an experience. Lee's plans are to attend college and become an architect. MELANIE K. HUFF To see the world in a grain of sand Heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And Eternity in an hour. -William Blake Melanie is found either at practice or off for a weekend of competition with the Goldette's Gymnastics Team. Memories of LHS and friends will never be forgotten.

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IEFF HOERNER You can't always get what you want. Ieff, a member of the varsity hockey team, can usually be found working on his bright green V,W, leff will always remember the good times spent with his friends, Memorable experiences include: the spagetti dinner, trips to the shore in the 58 V,VV. Van, and 6th period lunch. LESLIE HOFFMAN To him whose . . . thoughts keep pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. --Thoreau Memories of Seaside, ZOP, Summer '76, Crun- nings, the happy times spent with Beth and the Special Four, long talks with Leslie, BUD, great classes with Mrs, Payne and Mrs. Freedman, and a very special iunior year will never fade. Special thanks to Francine and Maddy, whose sincere friendship will be forever cherished. STACEY LYNN HOLDER Laughter brings smiles. . .smiles create beautiful friendships , , , and friendships last forever, LHS would never have been the same without the cherished friendships of Mary, Michele, Liz and Paula. Fondest memories . . . parties . . . ZBK. . .The Tree. . .Lavalette 76. . .Eye- spy. . .M,B,. . , OH. . . .Proms '75 and '76 . . . true friendship - Sara and Scott . ,. limmy, it wouldn't have been the same with- out your treasured friendship. And Margi, thanks for your irreplaceable friendship and the unforgettable memories. Zh i MICHELLE ANN HORDES The only way to have a friend is to be one. - Emerson I will never forget my high school years and those friends that so enhanced it. 188

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IOHN HUNTLEY BETH IMGRUND Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Beth can usually be found with the cadets or Lynn. Hunnies, SMRERR, cheering, MU, ZOP, teddy bear, the adventure, caught, bleach- ers, Special Four, and Hobby Hut were a few favorites. S.S., LD., S.C. and L.F. will always be remembered. Special thanks to Hof and Phil for years of friendship. All my love to my fam- ily. l ul EDIE HUTTER So many faces in and out of my life, Some will last, some,will just be now and then, Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes - I'm afraid it's time for goodbye. - Billy joel Thoughts of high school will be filled with fond memories. . . parties. . . football games . . .ZBK. . .Lavallette'76. . .lsrael. . . Tes- sie Tourist . . .concerts. . .Midnight Seance and most of all, the friendships that have meant so much. To all my friends, especially Leslie, Thanks HOWARD STEVEN IACOBS You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face. -Carole King Sports minded lake enjoys baseball and especially bowling. He loves listening to good disco music. Turn the Beat Around, and the summer of '76 with Shari will hold fond memo- ries. A career in business awaits him. RAN DY l. HYATT One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be under- stood. -Seneca llll IIT Q i ROBERT IACOBSON White collared conservatives flashing down the street, pointing their plastic fingers as me, They're hoping soon my kind will drop and die, but l'm gonna wave my freak flag high, wave on, wave on. -limi Hendrix Good times with Scotter, Nujoint, Roach, Glane, Peck, Sta, la, and DLK made it all bearable. . .GHEE.