Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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0 Picture Noi' Available TlM QUICK There's a whole in Daddy's arm, Where all the money goes and lesus Christ died for nothing I suppose. . . Little pictures have big ears, don't stop to count the years. Sweet songs don't last too long on broken radios - mmm mmm mmm - -john Prine And even in your darkest moments there is a ray of sunshine, a rainbow that maybe holds a pot of gold at the end, and the smile of a friend to warm your heart. -AHS ROBERT RATICAN JUDY RABINOWITZ Seasons change so quickly Like rushing streams they flow One month rolls into another Leaving memories of gold. Together since our youth lt's hard to realize That the hands of time Keep moving Our childhoods fly by. Thanks to Karen and Donna. Special thanks to Frank and Kathy for helping to make three memorable years at LHS. SUE RAWNSLEY When not with Kevin, Sue can usually be seen with Patty and Lori. Work Study and History with Mr. Ransegnola were two of Sue's favorite things at LHS. Plans for the future involve a career as a beautician or a dental assistant. ALEX RAMES To err is human, to love is divine. .Kiki STEPHANIE IOY RAWSON lf you love something very much, let it go free, It if doesn't come back, it was never meant to be, If it comes back, love it forever. - Anonymous Patient and enthusiastic Stephanie can usually be found with Nancy, Karen, Lisa, Ron, or at the library. Memories of LHS include Biology with Mrs. Roth, U.S. l with Dr. Weidner and Senior Prom '75, Stephanie was a member of the Science Fiction Club and the Home Ec. Service Club. She values happiness and under- standing, and a career in journalism or com- munications is in her future.

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GEORGE M. PONTIAKOS Always ready with a smile, George enjoys camping, fishing and driving anywhere. He enjoys all sports, especially bowling and foot- ball. A CB fanatic, Omega can be found on channels one or nineteen. He participated in the Independent Study program as a junior and senior. George is looking forward to a career in business management. LORI R. PRESS Through the too many miles and the too little smiles, I still remember you. - Harry Chapin Israel '75, Camp '76, B.B.G., The Clique, W.O., Two Gondoliers, the corner, study discussion, long talks, and telephone con- versations. , .memories of how it was. sf-M..-1 ,: ..r- 5 x DAWN POPPER I get by with a little help from my friends. Friends and times like these will never be for- gotten: Ugs, Chris, Erin, loyce, Kathy, Ioan, Karen, Carol, Lisa . . . Surf City, Rounda- bout, the vet, Halloween '75, Grateful Dead, leaving the Cougar, Zipf and Wife . . . Tony, thanks for always being there and for all the beautiful memories. MIKE PROSICKI Life is but to love and be loved. - Mike Prosicki Quiet yet wild, Mike can usually be found with Heather. His favorite pastimes include hunt- ing, fishing, camping and canoeing. Mike plans to attend the University of Maine and pursue a career in wildlife management. SUSAN POU LOS Don't walk in front of me -I may not follow. Don't walk behind me -I may not lead. Walk beside me-- And just be my friend. The junior prom will always be remembered . . . Espanol con Luisa . the Friday night gang . . . Biology with Miss Robertson . . . Folk Group. . . Soupy . . .the CB. . .73's. DAVID PRUSIN Make new friends but keep the old. Though he seems to blend in at LHS, Dave's letters still keep strong ties with Highland Park, Illinois. . . Dave often claims there isn't any time, but any observer would believe he invents it . . , with his unique sense of humor, and a mechanical mind, the business field is imminent. 9

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DOUGLAS E. REED Doug can usually be found watching a good hockey or football game. During his years at LHS, he lettered on the varsity track and hockey teams. He enjoyed Mr. Maranz's LJ.S. I class. He will always remember the good times with friends Drew, Gary and Phil. Doug plans to major in political science, and hopes for a career in government. RALPH REINHARDT True friendship is like sound health, the value is seldom known until it be lost. - C. C. Colton Friendly and polite Ralph's closest friends are Rich, Scott and john. Some of his favorite classes were Engineering and Machine Draft- ing, German and A, P. English. A member of the art staff of The Lance, Ralph enjoys bicy- cling, model-building and sketching. Ralph likes making new friends, and plans a career as an engineer. PATRICIA ANNE REHM A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Unforgettable memories of times spent with Sandy, Mindy, and Nancy, Wildwood '76, YES and Bowie Concerts, The Beach Party, 'Buzz,' R. T., soccer managing, Mike's friendship, Diane and Larry, West Point . . . The Tracks, and the gang will remain special to me always. Anne - Thank you for a cherished friendship filled with understanding and car- ing. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL RICCIO You do what you have to do - And you pay the price. - loe Pepitone Friendly and outgoing, Stubby can usually be seen with john, Frank, Scott, Timmy, Eric, and Brad. When not playing varsity football, Chris spends his time listening to Rod Stewart or looking for parties with the boys. Belmar '75 and Free Loading '76 will never be forgotten. After college, Chris hopes for a successful career in business. ALAN REICH We do not remember days, we remember moments. Some of Al's closest friends at LHS were Rich, Mike, Pete, Steve and Dan. Friendly Al could most often be found playing basketball . . . cruising in the Trans or at the Y. Al values peace and happiness most highly in life, and plans a career in either accounting or law. DORNA L. RICHARDSON Forthis moment of time we will all be together With our voices and minds shining as one. - Pete Roller Dem will always remember the good times spent with the band, playing trombone, Mari- ners, talking with Cris tParty?l, Mary and Marcy, and all the people she's come to know in her three years at LHS.