Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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MARYANNE WALSH There is always another day to have fun. Always willing to lend a hand and listen, Mar- yanne will treasure her memories with Dawn, Nancy, Marcy, and the rest of the gang . . . Paul Revere, Edwards Road, OOGHA, Switzer- land, Deli and Oh My God Mare, Don't Look. ? Wn NANCY WARNER God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Quiet but crazy Nancy, if not seen with john, can be seen with Maryanne and other friends, Her most memorable experiences will include Allman Brothers Concert, times at the movies, the night with Boots and M. Fuji. She will always treasure August 30, 1975 and '76, May 15, 1976 and February vacation '76. Love and thanks to john for all my memories. WENDY JUNE WARCHOL Live for today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow. - Walter Rinder Wen , . . Lee, Lolli, Peanut, Carol, riding on weekends, vacations and holidays in Maine, field hockey manager with loanne, S.H. vs. Liv- ingston, taking care of her animals, hockey, soccer,interior decorator, happy. . .free. RICHARD WAYNE The prime motive of my life is to do some- thing useful for people. That is why I have interested myself in things that did not give me bread or strength. But I hope that my studies will perhaps soon, but perhaps in the distant future, yield society mountains of grain and limitless power. - K. E. Tsiolokovsky TERRY WARD If not working at Bambergers, Terry can usually be found at the barn or with George. Terry wishes to thank George for all the cherished memories and March 8,1975. Pink Floyd, Kiss and Peter Frampton '76 will always remain great memories. Thanks to everyone, and spe- cial thanks to ludy for always being there. ELISE WEBER People so seldom say 'I love you', then it's either too late or love goes . . . So when I tell you 'I love you', it doesn't mean I know you'll never go . . .only that I wish you didn't have to Friendships with Tricia, Staci, and Dianne will always be cherished. The Cadetts . . . sum- mer-seaside '76. . . Hobby Hut . . . ZOP. . . dream world . . . Tich . . . concerts . . . the bleachers . . . football games . . . New Year's '74 . . . caught . . . the firsts . . . advances, and parties are unforgettable memories. And Tricia. , .Thanks for always beingthere.

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ROBERT MICHAEL VIDAL My life is like a mug of ale - May it always be full. - Irish Toast VittIes, Captain of the LHS Matmen and mer- ciless defensive end on the football team, can usually be found bending with Tom, Morgs, Fursty, and the rest of the IDL. He will never forget wild weekends at Bunny's or midnight swims up North. Special memories include surfin' Lavallette's point breaks, and Guyer Ave. If not out in the Rag top, he is probably mellowing out listening to the Beach Boys. KATHY VITALE If not working, Kathy can always be found with Steve. She'lI always remember The face, Del's '76, Chief's Planning, the Bombs, yeazzl Summer of '75, and The Buffalos. She would like to thank all her friends for making these memories possible . . . and a special thanks to Claire for always being there. LORRAINE VILLONE The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Lorraine will always treasure the great times spent with Dawn, Carol, Debbie and the rest of the gang. Fond memories include New Years '76, partying in West Orange, and Bam's. Lorraine would like to thank her friends for being there, happiness and success, always. MICHELE VOYSKI Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. - Picasso Remember. . . LUCAS VISCONTI I thank Grace and all my friends including Alex, Ken G., Ken H., Ben, and Charlie, for all the good times we've had . . . meat -ing Ricky in Mr. Shayer's Class . . . the Aqua Viva M84 . . . the people who fed me on ski trips . . . Mr. Gambino's Physics class with james Bondy, Tennis Ball Smith, and Uncle Brian . . .Mr. SegaI's Bio prep captain, T. Wayne. . . and M.E.H. with B.B.B. Boats Metzger. IANIE MARIE WAGNER But first. . .a memory. Moko can usually be seen with B. MaMa, Betty White, Amy Sue, and the Cadets . , . HR with Marya, fourth period lunch and the Pink Panther, Hobby Hut, S.D.-D.S.-Wetsuit, 'Bazaar' partying, Deal Lane, Dec. 13, 1975, Woof, the proms, Mr. Shayer, Z.O.P. and Sea- side '76, the bleachers, Boo Barry, B.B. for din- ner and the watertower are never to be forgot- ten . . . A special thanks and love to Barbara Ann, for the friendship she's given me . . . Words alone could never express the beautiful and everlasting memories spent with Tim. . .

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ROBYN WEINBERG We've only just begun to live White lace and promises, A kiss for luck and we're on our way. . . I want to wish my close friends the best ot luck, health and happiness in the years to come. Bobby-I will always cherish the moments we've spent together, and thanx for always being there and understanding me. RHONA BETH WEISBERC The insanity of it all Good teachers who made LHS worthwhile were Mr. Segal, Millie, Miss DiMenna, and Mrs. Leopold. I thank Nancy for being there when I needed her and for whose understand- ing and friendship I am forever grateful. Fond memories include visits with the Knapiks, Friends, work at Flanders, Aui and Dindi, Irv, Jodi, Darel, the Y, basketball, vege-lunches, the parties, and the numerous friends I've encountered. ALAN WEINTRAUB There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. -Edith Wharton Serious, hardworking Alan has fond memories of the broadcast crew, radio shows, A.P. Eng- lish, and the summer of '76, Key Club, Explor- ing, and Yearbook keep him on the move, Suc- cess in the medical profession and new hori- zons are in store. GARY NEIL WEISMAN Yesterday I was born here Tomorrow I'll be gone. Gary values his friendships with Dave, Dan, Lumps, Klips and Fish, Lacrosses, Con- vention, Vermont, the Yes Concert, the LT, the Unknown Rat and Danny's parties are repre- sentative of his fondest high school memories. BEVERLY C. WEINTRAUB Music would sing to me things no one else even said, Beautiful music the best of my blessings is you. - Barry Manilow Florida, December '75, Y-day camp, B.B.G., walks to the corner, Band with Mr. Schmidt, Guys and Dolls, Two Gondoliers, East Orange, and Summer of '76 . . . Memories of yesterday. I BARTON JOSEPH WEISS You've gotta let the music play - Doobie Brothers Drumming keeps Bart busy much of the time - Percussion Captain '76-'77 . . . Stage Band . . . Musicals . . . playing on weekends. Bart enjoyed classes with Mrs, Naegele and Dr. Dan Weidner ...... All-State Band, cast parties, and jazz Connection will always be remem- bered. The future holds a combined career in law and music. 25