Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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24 WILLIAM ORLEANS Adventure is not in the guidebook and beauty is not on the map - seek and ye shall find. Friendly and outgoing Bill, often called o, will never forget skiing with Steve, Lenny, Mtich . . ., crazy nights in his Mustang con- vertible, Architecture and Photography with D.A., Key Club, and everyone he's known at LHS. At work he's with the gang at Cohen's or the Bike Shoppe. ln the future, Bill plans to enjoy whatever comes his way. DEBBIE PAITCHEL Some kind of message comes through to you Love when you can Cry when you have to, Be who you must, It's part of the plan. - Dan Fogelberg Deb remembers fantastic summers, nights at Don's, being chauffered in the Golden Cadil- lac and Blue Sedan, and all the craziness alive in LHS. IOANNES ORTOLANI To laugh often and much, To win the respect of intell- igent people and the affection of children, To appreciate beauty, To find the best in others, To leave the world a bit better This is to have succeeded. - Emerson LOUIS PALLONE Some men spend their whole life not knowing where to go or what to do. Give me a pretty girl and I'll know where to go and what to do. Fun-loving and easy-going, Lou is often found on the move in his Volks. . . l-ley, good loo- kin! Lou hopes for a happy marriage and to be the best in whatever field he enters. VALERIE OST I know that each of us is all alone in the end but the trip still feels less dangerous when you've got afriend. -Carly Simon Retrospect: Prom '75, the shore, mackerels, B235, late night phone calls, ohh ohh Vega, Burger King, Now jul Now, The Raw Umber. Anticipation: a long happy life and a career in interior design. SUSAN APRIL PALMER Thou wilt show me the path of Life: in thy presence is fulness of joy, at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. -Psalms16:ll Sensitive and romantic, Sue loves old houses, antiques, and long rides in the country. She values close friendships and all the good times shared with the Our Home Gang. Modern Poetry and P.C.l.. were very special. Sue looks forward to eternity in Heaven,

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Qu-U-W... ...ni KAREN OLIN Always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question. -e. e. Cummings Warm and outgoing, Olin will always have fond memories of ludy, Fred, Gertie, Dawn, Lil, tarts at l A.M., Y.K.W., Boom-Boom, Hal Ha! Ha! Funny aren't l??? , The Pillow and little men in whitejackets. . . ludy- thank you for just being you. MARGARET M. O'NElLL Everyone has a little good in his heart, please don't be afraid to use it, because when happy eyes and friendly smiles meet, thru the beam of warm hearts, it's an extremely fine feeling that should be experienced more often. ERIN O'NElL Count the sunny hours and forget the rainy days. I'd like to give a special thanks to Carol, loyce, Dawn, Cindie, and Cine who helped to make my years at LHS memorable ones. I will always remember the summer of '76, lasagna, meat- balls that bounce, the boot, leprosy lip, making ice cream, Seaside, Verona Park, Drive-in, Grunings, tennis and water skiing. I hope to attend college and major in psychology. KENNETH O'NElLL Dreams are made so one day they can become a reality. Ken can usually be found with Dick, lim, Avie, Lee, Marc, Tim, Kevin, and Scott. He will always remember Tim's party, l. Cells' and lohnny Winter's concerts. Ken enjoys all sports and was a member of Key Club, as well as being active in local and national political campaigns '76. Ken plans to attend college and hopes to become a lawyer and pursue govern- mentwork.

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ELIZABETH ANN PANTAZES So on and on I go, The seconds tick the time out. There's so much left to know, And I'm on the road to find out. - Cat Stevens Memories include: Twirling, 8th Per. OR., Chem Lab . . . Sparks Shot, Fizzled, Cooled Down, 7th Per, Study, Matt's Parties, Wild- wood andthe Summer of '76. Thanks to Cindy, Randi, Mimi, jill, Debbie, and especially the Wildwood Gang for all the good times. CYNTHIA PAPPAS Our day will come Funny and easygoing Cindy can always be found with best friend Lisa, or in Mr. Batitto's art room. Good times with joanne, Denise, Ro, Andrea, Eylese and jerri will always be remem- bered. Special memories of Paisone fR.S.j will never be forgotten. I lost my brush . . . Seaside '76 . . . Hi Lis . . . barf gurgle . . . Don't get suckered in . . . no can do . . .Spe- cial thanks to Mr. Batitto for getting me through the past 3 years. NICK PANTOPICOS Tak'in' it to the streets - Wheels of Fortune -- Doobie Brothers Nicky can be usually found with Rich, joe, and Nick. . .Will never forget the fun times down at Seaside '76. . . With the Van. He enjoyed classes with Mr. Gillock and Mr. Rans. Nick is looking forward to opening his own business. KENNETH PARLIN There's no need of worrying if you can help it, and if you cannot, there's no use in worry- ing. -Anonymous I - -- !3g.w:v- Q .kr fs as 7 s.i. I s it fi? . ff'afff:s5?fff?9S: GARY PAOLELLA I would like to thank my friends and family for always being there when I needed them. Get- ting along with Brian, Doug, Phil and everyone else, has been important to me. Favorite mem- ories include the wrestling team, the junior Prom and the summer of '76. I hope to always find success and happiness in the future. DANIEL PASKOW I had a quote book. . . but I lost it! Dan's friendships with Klips, Katzy, Fish, Lumps and big Car will always be cherished. Fond memories areconvention . . . shuffle- board at the L.T. . . . the shore . . . '75, '76 ski seasons . . . YES . . . The Unknown Rat . . . Tours of the White House . . . Freddie's Fro and Katzes' Quotes. Always on the move at L.H.S., happiness and success are Dan's future goals.