Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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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.

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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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BLAIR WOUTERS After the verb to love , to help is the most beautiful verb in the world. - Baroness Von Suttner Blair's sincerity makes her very special to many people. She is valued by friends Maureen, Karen, Mar, and lanice for her warm and cheerful nature. Blair can usually be found driving her T Bird, in Greenbrook, or cheer- ing at football games. Fond memories of the Y group, summer of '76 and times with Mark will never be forgotten. IAN ET YACAVI NO Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing. -Chicago Friendly, talkative and rarely on time, Ian can usually be found with Donna, Linda, and Kris. Fond memories include sweet 16, junior Prom, weekend partying, Seaside, and 2!8!76. Future plans include Anthony, a career in fashion merchandising, love, and happiness. DEBBIE WRIGHT May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, And the rain fall soft upon your fields, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand. - Old Irish Verse ALAN YAM POLSKY One more time for all the old times. - M. Manchester Here's to all of the true friends who've made the years and memories special: Lots of love, good luck, and hopes that your futures are as fine as my memories of you. PATRICE ANN WYDRA To my friends: I wish you hope when things are bad Kind words when times are sad I wish you peace when times are hard A light to guide you through the dark And when storms are high And your dreams are low I wish you the strength to let love flow. -The Eagles I wish to thank my friends for the good times, which leave memories that I will cherish for- ever. ANITA YEOMANS Times gone so swiftly, these past few years, And now I only see eyes of tears, And watching my friends filing past, I wonder why the years went so fast? Anita will always remember . . . junior Prom '75 and Senior Prom '76, Seaside, Bliphen's and the joy of living. I would like to thank my friends for being there and I hope they always will. I will always cherish the beautiful times I have shared with Sean, and hope for many more.