Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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TOM LARSEN Friendly and humorous, Tom can be seen hanging around with Finnel or Carango. He will never forget Mrs. Naegle's second period class. He's an avid Oakland Raider fan. i We 9 af K A i.. ll '9- W 1 rZri.r , . . . NANCY M. LAWSON As time goes on I realize just what you mean to me. -Chicago Vivacious and outgoing Nanc, who spends most of her time with Bobby, has a sparkling personality. She cherishes March 7,1975, Prom '75 and that special weekend at Seaside. Spe- cial thanks to Mr. Mazzone. Nancy would like to thank all of her friends for making her three years at LHS a memorable experience. In the future she hopes to become a fashion buyer. . ,,.. Q ,, , .M l-, 1 fi f ' 3. , . CLAIRE A. LAY Claire can usually be found working or out with friends. Fond memories include junior Prom '75, Senior Prom '76, Summer '75, Avon, Lavallette, the Buffalos, May 2, Siegal's and many more. Claire would like to thank Kathy for all the good times. Future plans include college and a career.

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PHILIPI. LAGAS I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. And if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. -Frederick S. Peris Phil can usually be found on a soccer field or in a pool. He remembers history with Ranse and drafting with D.A. Bast. Goodtimes with Doug, Gary, and jeff will not be forgotten. WILLIAM LAMPETER IEFFREY LAKIN Those without dreams are those without des- tiny. Heff will never forget such moments as the Key Club Convention and the first trip to the L.T. with Andy, Lenny and john. Other unfor- gettable moments include the Yes concert and Key Club bottle drives. A career in medicine lies ahead. IAMES LANG SCOTT LAM PE The moss grows on the green side of the tree. -D.K. Scott can usually be found with Gary IT.l.J, Barry, Dave, Dan, Klips and Steve. Favorite times include L.T., Rusty Nail, the path, Vermont '76 and '77 and Dan's, Kathy's and Beth's parties. Scott wishes luck to all in the future. DAVID L. LANSEY No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the maing if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a man or of thy friends or of thine own were, any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in man- kind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee. -john Donne

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ALLAN LEEMAN Born to be Wild Al can always be seen riding around with his friends, working on cars and at Sears. Memo- PATRICE ANNE LEFRANCIS Maybe someday, somehow people will real- ize, that friends love you for what you are, Not for what you can be, And then by chance, You can accept yourself. Special thanks to Margaret, Brian, Billy, Adele, Connie, Mark, Kenny, Debbie and Paula. My closest firends. j' Amour to Bill ries , , ,truck, racing at the track, camping at Watkins Glen, his Mustang, his friends, Steve and George, Special thanks to Dawn for mak- ing his years at LHS bearable - thanks, Dawn, for always being there. .f , V 37, .f..L, - ' - f '- iif' -- ' E. funn . , f - - ,i,,, , , I ,,t,,, FRANCESCA LE GRAND Ai-if sy t' N' 'a J if