Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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A kg , ,1 LYNN R. MICHAELS lust turn yourself, on to yourself, Then the freedom we seek will show. Don't ever doubt what your heart says, When everything 'round you says no. just the pace of the game, Can drive you insane, So relax and let everything flow. Dave Mason 5 gf, 1 I X 5 Z gf i si if MARY KAY MIGNONE The road goes ever on and on, but still around the corner there may wait, a new road or a secret gate, and though l oft have passed them by, a day will come at last when I will take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of Sun, -j.R.R. Tolkein DONNA MILES Time passes by lust like the wind blows But, only a memory can make time stand still In one's mind. - Donna Miles Unpredictable and scheming Donna can usu- ally be found with Kris, janet, ludy, or Linda. She will always remember O,B. 76, Frampton Concert, over the Boat Maplewood, W.O. and Liv. proms, 6:00 A.M., 5.5, trips. Many thanks to someone special for showing me the way. The future includes a career in beauty culture.

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DENNIS MESKILL Murphy's Law. . . Nothing is as easy as it looks Everything takes longer than you expect And if something can go wrong, it will. . . At the worst possible moment. STEVE MEYER If not working at Great Hills Exxon, Steve can usually be found in the Auto Shop with Ronald and Dave. Pleasant memories of LHS include Auto Shop with Mr. Albrecht, Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Bell. Steve values his friendships and his goal in life is to own his own business. KAREN METSKY We were always friends from our childhood days, And we made our plans and we had to go our separate ways. You went on the road - l pursued an educa- tion. Friends . . . do you like your lives? Can you find release? And will you ever write your masterpiece? I am still in school, living up to expectations. . .Friends. - Billy joel KIM MEYERS Love when you can Cry when you have to. . . Be who you must That's a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand. . . - Dan Fogelberg BARRY WAYNE METZGER l've got a pocketful of memories I never thought I'd find, - Barry Manilow Friendly and ambitious Barry can either be found working at Eppes-Essen or playing ten- nis with Attila and leff. He enjoyed MEH and U.S. I with Mrs. Freedman, and Chemistry with Mr. Caprario. Barry will never forget Eppes- Essen, summers of '75 and '76 at camp, and playing tennis. A career in medicine is in the future. RICHARD MEYLER And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make. - The Beatles I will always remember my friends at LHS, the great times we had, the summer of '76, down the shore with the two Nicks, joe, Dave, and George, and Mr. Gillock's first period History class. Many thanks to LHS and friends.

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CARYN F, MILLER ln life the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. A sensitive and sincere person, Caryn is usually seen working part time in a dentist's office, skiing, playing tennis or shopping. Fond mem- ories ofthe Elton lohn Concert . . .her trip to lsrael, Do you want a charm? will always be remembered. Good luck to all her friends and especially to Evelyn, with whom she has shared many memories. College and a career in dental hygiene are future goals. LEE B.MlLLER Lee can usually be found hanging around lack- in-the-Box with Neil, Matt and Keith, He enjoyed the Ski Club and English with Mrs. Delvento, Lee's goal in life is to become an auto mechanic. ROLAND MILLMAN lf l do not acquire ideals when young, when will I? -Maiemonides Roland Millman came to Livingston in 1973. He belongs to photography staffs, Key Club, and is on the Physics Lab crew. As IASM of Troop 18, he leads young Boy Scouts. He hopes to deter- mine his vocation by 1979. a ,gs