Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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5533 PW! any . ,Q 3 QT i ec' i 309' RON NERSESIAN Ron the Armenian can usually be found with Glen, Rich, Sharon, Karen, jeff, Leslie, leanine and john. Nerses spends much of his free time with the A,C.Y.O.A. and the A.B.U. Experi- ences that will never be forgotten include: the wedding, New Year's Eve, the camping trip, sports dance, Eyootene trip, long weekend and C.L.5.R. Ron's future plans include college and a career in electrical engineering. TIM NUCENT California Dreamin' -john Phillips Tim can mostly be found cruisin' around in his car with the gang. Remember. . . good times with Don, Frank, Scooter, Roach and jake, H.R. with D,P., the shore, Wretches Corner with Chuck, jackie B. and a special thanks to Geri for being there. No plans yet for the future. Wkfegm NEIL I. NUMARK The problem with superheroes is what to do between phoneboothsf' - Ken Kesey Neil, our Senior Class President, is usually too busy to be found anywhere. When not tied up with Council affairs, he is either studying, sell- ing shoes at Vanguard or out with one of the gangs Travel being of prime importance, the summers bring Neil to California -the win- ters to Vermont. A stimulating education lies in the immediate future, What follows cannot be predetermined.

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0 LYNN ELlNOR NACIN A smile is a curve that helps to set things straight. Lynn is a cheerful person who enjoys being with people. She is interested in a medical career. ALAN NARODEN A member of the Marching Band and Future Physicians Club, Alan can usually be found cruising in a Trans Am with Mike and Cary, and winding up at Dodd's. His favorite activi- ties include playing tennis and paddle ball and lifting weights. When summer comes, Alan is a counselor at Shadybrook. IUDY NEMECEK

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RICHARD O'DONNELL Memories are not a thing of the past, but of the future. Dick can usually be found with the Boys on the weekends. He will always remember the great times spent with Kevin, M , Despera- does , Ken, Milt, Hots , Grubber , lim, and Dave-eye. Favorite memories include Aer- osmith , Prom '76, Wildwood-Ripoff. . .Tire- ing, parties. . .ratting. I would like to wish all my friends the best of luck in whatever they do, MARY KATHERINE OELZ So much to look back on. . . So much more to look forward to. For the many excellent memories. . .cheer- ing-football games . . . parties . , . Despera- dos . . . concerts , . . junior Prom , . . ZBK . . .Ortley House. . .Lavallette '76-1020 temp . . . the tree. A very special thank you to all my friends, especially Liz, Margi, Michele, Paula and Stacey for making them all possible and unforgettable. july 23, 1974, and all the good times we've had together, lohn, will always be remembered. MAUREEN O'CONNOR The making of friends, who are real friends, is the best token we have of a man's success in life. - Edward Everett Hale Mo is full of warmth and understanding. She is usually found with Karen, lanice, Mare and Blair. Maureen will always remember after- noon baby-sitting for Michele, the summer of '76 and the Friday night Y meetings. Mo will always be remembered for being around when a friend was needed. All of her friends hope in the future that her affair with the T.B.M. works out well. PAUL OCDEN So now as l'm leaving. l'm weary as hell, The Confusion l'm feeling Ain't no tongue can tell. - Bob Dylan