Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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EDNA WHITNUM The longeryou love The longer you live The stronger you feel The more you can give When it's dying like sand Sand in a sieve Where is the time to remain. - Peter Frampton SALLY KANE WINTER 'I must go down to the sea againfl -lohn Masefield ally has fond memories of the lunior Prom nd Homeroom talks. . , Loves spending sum! mers with the gang at Cape Cod , . . Little's Pond . . .eighth period art, and football f-ii I. ii . . IOAN BARBARA WIELER Whatever you do, be at peace with yourself. For with all its broken dreams, this is still a beautiful world. Wheels values her friendships with Lo, Ricky, Di, and especially Che, along with memories of junior prom with Bob, HR. talks, Poconoso, and ninth grade gang. Thanks to everyone for always being there. KATHERINE IOAN WITOWSKY lf only you believed in Miracles, so would I. Friendships with loan and Bernie will always be cherished. Kathy can usually be found driv- ing around or partying. Football games, Beach Haven '76, and New York State will always be remembered. Bee, Homeroom Talks, and Squiretown are special memories. WILLIAM WILLIAMS I get by with alittle help from my friends. - Beatles When not with his friends, Stu Machlin, Delle, Horns, Koles, Foxy or Case, Bill can usually be found at the shore, YMCA or at a friend's house. IV base- ball, varsity track intramurals, basin football and quarry hockey have been activities which Bill will be remembered for along with being able to throw the iavelin and have chicken pox at the same time. Bill's goal in life is to become an attorney and to have a family. KAREN MARIE WODZISZ If I stay here with you, Things just wouldn't be the same I'm as free as a bird, And this bird you cannot change. - Lynard Skynyrd Running away, Summer of 1975, Wildwood, Midlantic, Aerosmith Concert . . . Great friendships with Karen B., Kim and Fran will always be remembered. Mr. Reilly was the greatest. loe R., Pelops and Bob. These people and memories could never be replaced. Lead agood life, and stay gold. Life's illusions are misleading, lt's so good to be here Breathing. - Dave Mason 25

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i i 254 BETSY WEISS Everyone has experienced that truth: that love, like a running brook, is disregarded, taken for granted, but when the brook freezes over, then people begin to remember how it was when it ran, and they want it to run again. -Kahlil Gibran GEORGE WESTCOTT George can most often be found with lim Bob, Woo, Big Dick, Cap and lim. Class trips to Essex county court house, work at Chateau, riding the ossa and husky and partying will always bring fond memories. George's goal in life is to have peace, love, and infinite wealth. PETER WEISS Save tomorrow for tomorrow, think about today instead. -Tim Rice Pete can usually be found with his friends Steve, Dan, Mike, Al and Rich. He will never forget weekends in Milburn, lJan's Trans Am, the Ground Round, and Don's. He plans a career in animal science or engineering, IEFFWHITE Give the world the best you have and the best will come, Friendly, energetic and athletic, Whitey can usually be found on the soccer and baseball fields, out with the guys, or just out having a good time, Being a member of the state cham- pionship and best baseball team in the state and a member of the great soccer teams will always be remembered, along with his friend- ships with lohn, Greg, Steve, leff and Tom. leff's goal for the future is to have a good line of work and to be successful in it. RON WEISS We can change the world, Rearrange the world, It's dying. -Graham Nash Ron has enjoyed many good times with lake, Nug, Scooter, Bob, Peck, M.Z. and all the gang. Spain, Bones, Baskin-Robbins, Seaside '76, B- Ball, lerry Garcia, Gheel Roach, B-222, Skiing is the best, The Boat, and Midnight Times are all memories. Ron plans to live in Colorado. W, MARK WHITMAN Ultraconservative, independent and idealistic, Mark has enjoyed his three years at LHS very much. When not lecturing the President on foreign policy or introducing a resolution at the U.N., he can often be found in the school's supply room where he has developed into a premier extortionist. Future plans include homesteading and a career in medicine,

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56 DAVID C. WOLF Each morning sees some task begun, Each evening sees it close, Something attempted, something done, Has earned a night's repose. - H. W. Longfellow Dave manages to recollect doing his share. Besides himself and his work at Kessler, Dave greatly values his friendships with jay, Michele, his infamous mid-day coven fThe Lance crewj and other assorted partners in controlled lunacy. MURRAY WOLOSHIN Everyone I've ever known has wished me well, Anyway that's how it seems it's hard to tell, Maybe people only ask you how you're doing, Cause that's easier than letting on how little they could care, But when you know that you've got a real friend somewhere, Suddenly all the others are so much easier to bear. ANDY WOLFE And now my life has changed in oh so many ways. - Beatles Cruisin' to the L.T. with jeff, Lenny and john . . .Key Club Convention '76, . .poker games . . , after school football games . . . And thanks to all my friends who made these three years great ones, BARRY WOLFE Life is like a maze of doors And they all open from the side you're on. - Cat Stevens RICHARD A. WOODS r Show me a place where dreams are for dreamers And all you wish comes true I wish the world had all happy people and there would be no more wishing to do. To lay, jeff, Tod, Rud, Doc and the rest, Remember these words, Tina, Touch, and Har- grove. . . For they were our trademarks. JEFFREY WONG Can you hear and do you care? And can't you see we must be free? To teach our children what you believe in Make a world that we can believe in, - Graham Nash l thank my friends for the freedom and happi- ness they've given me, and I wish for them the same.