Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MITCHELL KRUEGER Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup, You never know until you try. Mitch, a friendly and warmhearted person, can usually be seen cruising around with friends, at Grunnings, or at the lanes. Mitch will never forget the summer of '76 or the Yes and Framp- ton concerts. KAREL ERIKA KU BER Goodbye Yellow-Brick Road. -- Elton john Karel's closest friends are Bob, Sue, Kris, Linda, Billy, Dawn, and Lore because they too value honesty, trust and friendliness. Miss DiMenna, Mr. Greenberg, and Mr. Keer made the three years worth it. Her job at Bathtique may encourage a future in business administration. LENNY KRUPAT Livingston High School has challenged me both academically and athleticallyg but as a senior, I am looking forward to college and what awaits me beyond the doors of LHS. KATHY LYNN KUGEL Two people who I will never forget are Tommy and ludy, and all the great times we had. Nov. 21, 'I975 . . .Senior Prom '76 with Tommy. . . the shore ltrain rides to Newark Port Author- ityl with ludy. Is my hair frizzing? Do I look fat? DAWN KRUSE Be happy - life is too short to be sad. Friendly and fun-loving Dawn can be seen with Maryanne and an infinite number of other friends. Dawn will always remember her good times with Krash and Kruise, Switz, OOGHA, Aerosmith Concert, Lavalette '76, driving around, and Sears. Happiness and sun- shine to all! LAURIE I. KUHN lt is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. - Antoine de Saint-Exupery

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CYNTHIA L. KOENIG I give special thanks to all my friends, espe- cially Adele and Gail, for always being there. Memories include Prom '76 . . . Seaside '76 . . .riss. . .utzer. . .the hardtimes of '76-'77 . . . Christmas '75 that never happened . . . and most of all june 7, 1975. All can be given up for one word, Kevin. KRISTINE LEE KRIEGER Time stands true, except to them that know, how to hold each minute in hand. Understand this, and life will be all that it is, or could be. Laughing, sensitive, fun-loving and unpredict- able Kris is usually found with Donna, Linda or Yan. Lancerettes, Mrs. G., be on time, Karel, Sue, the bleachers, G.P., summer '76, 6:00 S,S. trips, cruising in Caddy, Guy watchin', Dike, Maplewood . . . jerry, A-211 back corner. Mom and Dad I'll always love ya and thanks. To everyone else, keep in touch. Kris hopes for a career in cosmetology or as a legal secretary. DAVID KOSS Ode could usually be found with Farb , nchevul 111-archn, fflmewyrf, ffcampyrfl nvvobsnl or atthe tenniscourtswith Lits. Fond memo- ries of Laurie will always be with him. He enjoyed co-captaining the championship '77 tennis team. Future plans include college in the South and a career in medicine. He was inspired by Mrs, Roth, Mr. Shayer and Mr. Segal. Thanks, Mrs. Gazek, TOVE BROCK KRISTOFFERSON With men it is impossible, but not with God -for with God all things are possible. - Mark 10:27 Love and thanks always to Sonnja, Lene, Pam and all my friends, especially Sue. Memories . . .Ed's. . .lockerroom. . .Muskies. . .the Mission kids. . .laaanl . . .Galoids. . . Bonnja Sahr . . . up the lake . . . Our Home . . . the gang . . . HCBC. . .the barn . . . field hockey. . .A211. . . ix, 6 KATH RYN CEORGIANN KRAMER Nights, days and weekends seem so short, but when with him time seems to last forever. Many thanks to my friends, especially Eileen for understanding. Tim, there will always be a special place in my heart for you and I will always remember the memories we shared together. . .February 6,1975. . .Senior Prom '76 . . . Canada-New York '76 . . . Seaside '75- '76. . . football games . . . Impala . . . auto . . .Swartz . . ,A-211 back corner . . . foots . . . stairway . . . Fred . . . apartments . . . MWKPand MWJD. . . JENNIFER KRONISCH All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost, The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken A light from the shadows shall spring, Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king. -l.R.R. Tolkien

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ELEANOR SUZANNE KU LIK Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset, swiftly fly the years, One season following another, laden with happiness and tears. - Fiddler Eleanor can always be found with Mary, ludy, Patti, Kathleen, lo and the group. El will always remember Belmar '76, junior Prom, caroling parties and Christmas. The years with the folk group will be treasured. El looks forward to more happy times together with her friends and family. BRETT KURZWEIL The outstanding, humorous qualities of Brett made his years at LHS motivating, frustrating, revealing and fruitful. B235 and Mr. Bast will always be remembered, as well as Guys and Dolls . . . Pru's bulldog and Fiat . . . Dirt and Yes. Special thanks to Bob, Pru and Mike for being friends. GLENN KURS For so many -years have gone, though l'm older but a year. -Queen Glenn will always remember the summer of '76, Pennsylvania and Hancock, N.Y. Memories include Bessie , the Queen concert, and par- tying at Mike's. Glenn is usually seen with Scott, Mike and lake. He enjoyed 4th period humanities with Mrs. Culviner. Whoooooplll IUDI KUTNER Keep it simple - but you gotta keep it goin' in the dark times - you gotta keep it flowin'. - M. Manchester l have spent the past three years growing and learning and have retained many pleasant memories. l'd like to express my gratitude and thanks to those who cared, for sharing a mutual understanding. MIKE KURTZ The only way to have a friend is to be one. - Emerson Mike will always remember the good friends who made these past three years great. Memo- ries include summer '76, working with Little League, and eighth period study. College and a career in finance lie in the future. WILLIAM LAFERRERA No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience. Bill can usually be found in Mr. Albrecht's Auto class. His pastime is working on cars and someday he hopes to race.