Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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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.

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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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R. BRUCE lAMlESON,lR. There is no need to mention my friends by name, but I would like to express my thanks to all for help along the way. Fellowship, back- packing, canoeing and evenings in front of a fire will always hold warm memories. Future plans include an environmental career and a home in clear air, near clean water. wav' Ox! , MICHAEL E. JONES The only way to have a friend is to be one. -Emerson l Miey can usually be seen playing tennis or listening to the music of Springsteen, ELP and , Renaissance. Good times with Ode , Tarsh , Farb , Chev , Campy , Pete and Wobs will never be forgotten, Beach Haven '76 . . .5 Mississippi . . . Rats . . . the Drive-In . . . cruising in the Wobs mobile. Spanish with Miss Lipton and English with Mrs. Naegele were favorites. Mike hopes for a successful future as an accountant. LESLIE D. IANOW Life is like walking in snow, every step shows. Leslie will always cherish her fond memories with Ginny, Amy, Laurie and Nancy. Parties, football games, junior Prom, T.M.C.G. and No will always be remembered. Leslie would like to thank all her friends for being there when she needed them and for making her years at LHS very special ones. Future plans are college and a career in business. NANCY IORDAN Laugh and the world laughs with you. Special thanks to all those people who helped to make these past few years ones that will always be remembered. Herman's . . . B.U.B. . . . Ga . . . fishwater . . . and Summer '75 are among my most treasured memories. To all my friends, I wish you the best in the future, and to Laurie, thanks for everything. KEITH C. ION ES ln the middle of nowhere I found me a tree and the fruit that we live on reminds me of me. Though we live in the air l'm not sure that we're free and I don't really have much to say 'cause l'm living from day to day somewhere. - Graham Nash lonesey can usually be found with Eddie, Eric, Doug, Larry, Lulu or Sean. He will always remember nights out with the boys, especially at Greennie's. He will always treasure those memorable moments shared with his friends. A career in horticulture, and happiness, lie in his future. SUSAN KAGAN Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I've got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky. - Pippin