Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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DIANE SIMKOVICH lf you think you're gonna make it, you better hang on to yourself. - Bowie Hang On to Yourself, from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, and The Spiders from Mars. If there's anyone I truly admire, it's Bowie. He's uninhibited. I remember great times with great, past friends. I can presently be found with Dominick, or driving my car. CYNTHIA A. SMALL Summer breeze makes me feel fine - Seals and Crofts Friendly, outgoing Cindy can usually be found with Slick or at Shop Rite. Fondest memories of LHS are those with Liz, Candy, Shari, Laurie, Gary and especially Pat. Remember: 'I!25!76, RRR with Liz, Long Beach Island, Mr. Mewhin- Bev, D227, G. S. with Cine, Bousquet '76 and ooh. i ROBERT SIMON I am yours, you are mine You are what you are. -Stephen Stills Amiable Bob can usually be round with Mike, Neill, and Mitch, He enjoyed participating in many school productions. Government, U.S. I, and Cultural Geography were some of his favorite subjects. He values friendship and hopes for a future in education or law. DANA SMALL Unless I accept my faults I will most certainly doubt my virtues If I truly accept my behavior I no longer see it as a fault Being myself includes taking risks With myself, taking risks on new behavior, Trying new ways of being myself so That I can see how it is I want to be. - Hugh Prather Aston! RICHARD SKOLLER Either I will find a way or I will make one. Ernie can usually be seen with Anthony, Bob, Dave, Foxy, Greg, Ronny and pei, party- ing or cruising in his black Bonnalack . . . Throwing big parties, California, Best Friend, his three years on the wrestling team, and all his friends will always be remembered. He plans to attend college and hopes to have a successful life afterwards. MICHAEL C. SMITH My only regret in life is that week-ends only happen once a week. - Mike Smith How can I think of high school without think- ing of my best friends Ken - Pete - Scott - Andy - Glenn. School would have been meaningless without them. Who would I have partied with at a party? I can't wait for college: if I only knew what I'd be doing after it . . . 24

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SCOTT A. SIEGEL Wooden ships on the water very free and easy. You know that's the way it's supposed to be. - CSNY These past few years were rewarding . . . enduring friendships were made thanks to P.K.A.G.M. . . .will always remember summer '76 Lake George . . . Galaxie nights . . . Skid . . . A.M. hours . . . BBB . . . YES. Key Club kept Scott busy. Important to him is helping others, and he plans a career in the business world. DAVID SILVERMAN Dave's best memories of Livingston High School center around the good times spent with his friends. He looks forward to spending a great summer before college and a career in business after college. He hopes to someday reside in Beauworth, New Hampshire under comfortable circumstances. TODD SIEGMEISTER When not with Mario or Pat, Todd can usually be found at Tim's house or at the center. His- tory with Mr. Gillock and Mr. Ransegnola, and Spanish with Miss Conforti were some of his favorite classes at LHS. Todd values his guns most highly in life, and is a member of the Liv- ingston Rifle Club. He hopes to someday take over his father's business. ELYSE H ELENE Sl LVERMAN Don't walk in front of me -I may not follow. Don't walk behind me -I may not lead. just walk beside me and be my friend. - Albert Camus Buoyant and enthusiastic, Elyse can be found in the orthodontist's office, or shaking a shaker at the football games on Saturdays. Elyse will always remember Psychology Club, being Leo Club treasurer, Israel '76, and her presidency of USY. Elyse would like to thank her teachers and friends for their support and understand- ing during the three most important years of herlife. l ELLEN SIGNELL Every end marks a new beginning. - Linell Smith NEI LL Sl LVERMAN Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to n - Richard Bach I would like to thank those friends and teach- ers who helped to enhance my years at LHS. I hope for many good times and much happi- ness in the years to come.

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44 PAMELA W. SMITH Friendship is the gift of the Gods and the most precious boon to man. - Benjamin Disraeli Pam will always remember field hockey, swim team, and track, the AFS weekends and pic- nics, the park, and the good times spent tra- velling. Many thanks to Maureen, Mary lo, Bev, Amy, Tove, and the rest of the group who have given her so much to remember. IULIA SNYDER There's nothin' behind me and nothin' that ties me, To something that might have been true yesterday. Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be, More than enough to just be here today. Second Stanza of Sweet Surrender by john Denver. ROBYN MARLENE SMITH lf I leave here tomorrow, Would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now, I Cause there's too many places l've got to see, Cause, l'm as free as a bird now, And this bird you cannot change. - Lynard Skynard CINDY GAY SOKOLOFF La main touche la main, Et nous nous souvenons que nous marchions ensemble, Que l'ame est immortelle, Et qu'hier c'est demainf' Friendly and lovable Cindy is often seen with Patrick, George, Michael, Dani and Lisa. Cindy enjoys sculpting and all her art classes, and will always remember the Art Show '76, A special thanks to her family and friends, especially Lisa, for always being there when she needed them. CYNTHIA KAREN SNYDER There cannot be a best in a world of individu- als. To my friends - you know who you are - A Big Thank You with Love! . . . Florida with Kathy . . . Allenhurst '76 with the Club . . . Tough cut of meat . . . Vega GT Hatch- back . . . Mr. Mclnroy . . . Track with Mr. Lyons . . , The plays and props . . . Lancer- ettes. . .Wales '76. . .Bye to all,and thanks! JANE SPANIER The sea moves always The wind moves always What they sing is the song of the people Man will never arrive Man will always be on the way. - Carl Sandburg