Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Q- 7 -pu MARGARET TRACFY Love justice, you that are the judges of the earth. Think of the Lord in goodness, and seek him in simplicity of heart. - Wisdom, Chap. l, Verse T Margaret can usually he found at Fellowship, St. loe's prayer meeting, or volunteering at West Essex, Most memorable times include: Fellowship spring retreat '76, Magdallen, and Coffee houses, Friends she will always cherish good times with are: Nancy, lan, l-lopie Dope, Shille Bird, Matty, David, Kevin and loe. Mar- garet plans nursing as her future Career. MARYA F. TRIANDAFFLLOS The great essentials ot happiness are some- thing todo, someone to love and something to hope for, Fourth period lunch in a pink panther, it's the weather , converts, partying, hasehall, Hawai- ian Puneh, Raw Llmher, penCil, peneilfl, the Frog, early morning with lanie and great friends, Cadetts - who've always made c ount- iess good times , . . each worth a spefial memory. CFLFSTF TRACY Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way See how they shine. -Paul Simon Lollyl' is usually found driving around with Wendy, Carol and Lenore. Seton Hall Prep and South Orange hold many memories. Lolly loves poetry and music. She will find happi- ness in whatever she does in the future. Cel- este plans to attend College next fall. LAWRENCE IAMES TRAVERSO Everyone's talking about the good old days, . . . , , .As had as we think these days are these will become the good old days for our Children. So why don't we all just try to remember, , , Then follow. Oh, what a thing the past has always heen, we look hack, The winters were warmer, The grass was greener, The skies lmluer, And smiles were hrightfl -Gladys Knigh 5, fi , g, ,E

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48 jOE TORRlSl I get by with a little help from my friends. -The Beatles joe can usually be found working at Shop-Rite or on his Grand-Prix, or with Pat, Dave, Bill or the rest of the gang. Some of joe's fondest memories were being with the gang at camp- site 102, and all the great times joe and Pat had in Mr. Bell's seventh period Drafting class. DONNA TORSIELLO Love is the opening door Love is what we came here for No one could offer you more Do you know what I mean? Have your eyes really seen? -Lesley Duncan Memories: Franklin Avenue, Bloomfield, Gail, joanne, lsure, sure, surej, Seaside '76, Food- town, Elton concert, Four Seasons concert. Thank you Anna, Michele, Lisa and Denise D. for being the greatest friends ever. NESLIHAN TONBUL Love, now a universal birth, From heart to heart is stealing, From earth to man, from man to earth, - It is the hour of feeling. -William Wordsworth l'll always cherish the good times spent with good friends . . . twirling at football games, weekends down the shore and just being with special friends will always remain a part of me . . . Summer of '76 will always hold a special place in my heart. Much love and thanks to all my friends and teachers for just being there and making me smile. ROBERT DAVID TOWEY Brevity is the soul of wit. Humorous and friendly, Bob enjoyed partici- pating in school activities as Class Treasurer, Sports Editor of the Lance, Key Club and Future Physicians Club. Being in Guys and Dolls was memorable. Valuing friends with a good sense of humor, Bob enjoys playing the guitar and plans to pursue a career in medicine.

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VINCENT TUFARIELLO I shall be telling this with sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost Vinny will always remember 8th period Span- ish with Miss Conforti, classes with Mr. Berry . . . Summer of '76 - Neal, Mike, A.W. - Midnight Bakery raids, custom parking . . . Take the Phone. Trips to Orange will keep him on the run. BONNIE VANDERHOOF The stars are beautiful . . . All men have the stars . . . but they are not the same things for different people. For some, who are travelers, the stars are guides. For others, they are no more than little lights in the sky. For others, who are scholars, they are problems. For my businessman they were wealth. But all these stars are silent. You - you alone - will have the stars as no one else has them - - Antoine de Saint Expery jEFF USLAN Usually found playing pinball in Claudia's basement or driving in Michael's Cadi, jeff recalls Falcon Road, Lucy, Orange juice, Great Concerts, The Gap, The Lake, Algebra ll with L.M.K., Partying before school, You're my best friend, july 4,1976 at Seaside are all unforget' table. EVELYN C. VASEN Thinking about my high school years will always remind me of special experiences. These times were shared with true and loyal friends. Caryn, thank you for being a sincere and trusted friend. To my family, I shall always be grateful for the love and support you have given me through the years. My greatest ambi- tions include happiness and a successful career as an accountant. MAUREEN AN N VAI LLANCOU RT True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in the worth and choice. - Ben jonson Maureen can usually be found wearing a smile or laughing. She values feelings, truth, and her faith. Special thanks to her family, Patti, Mary jo, joan, and Bonnie. She'll always remember . . . Thursday nights, HOPE, Search '76, and the Catskills. ,, .ff l RONNIE VELELLA School's Out Forever. . -Alice Cooper Ronnie can be found with Bini, Ace, jack, Scotty, Eegs, john-boy and joe. Favorite classes were Mr. Ransegnola's and Mr. Deluca's. Favorite places include B Hall Boy's room and the cafeteria. Future plans include working' with animals.