Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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llLL ELAINE ZIMMERMAN The longeryou love The longer you live, The stronger you feel The more you can give. - Peter Frampton I would like to thank all the people who made the past three years at L.H.S. unforgettable. And most of all, I'd like to thank my friends, with whom l've shared many great times and created beautiful memories that l'll cherish forever. Wherever you go or whatever you do, my heart will always be with you . . . l love you all. MATTHEW ZUBICKI Fly like an Eagle. Crazy energetic. Zubic can usually be found socializing with Fursty , Morgs , Louie, Dave, and Kevin . . .Sports and gym with Mr. Valentine are a couple of favorites. . .Trips to the shore are always outrageous . . . Matt looks forward to college, and success in all aspects of life, I . 'X 4 IEAN ZULLO A few close friends have made my L.H.S. years most enjoyable. Driving to school in the morn- ings with Camile has been fun and quite an experience. The 1975 Senior Prom with Dave and the 4th of luly with PIG will always be remembered. One thing that will never be for- gotten is llth grade History with Mrs. Freed- man. I hope for a career in dancing in the near future.

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KAREN YOUNG The best way to cheer yourself up Is to try to cheer somebody else up. - Twain Karen, usually showing her good sense of humor and always being happy just having good times with her friends . . . She will always remember summer of '76, Seaside, Eagles Concert, rain, art class, Mr. Fisher and chemistry labs. She gives a special thanks to all her friends for being there. MITCHELL ZELEZNY Confusion will be my epitaph. As I crawl a cracked and broken path, If we make it we can all sit back and laugh. - King Crimson Mitch can best be remembered for his interest in music. As a member of Euphoria and Hori- zon, he was often seen playing organ for dances and the Battle of the Bands. Sd HELEN YUM There are places I remember all my life Though some have changed, Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain, All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living, In my life, I've loved them all. - Beatles ELIZABETH ZELMAN No distance of place or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thor- oughly persuaded of each other's worth. . , , the Prom. . .Summers of '75 and '76, . . weekends . . . concerts . . . Don's . . . Gol- den Cadillac . . . thanx to all my friends for making my years at L.H.S. ones to remember, MARINA YUM Seasons will pass you by, Now that it's all over and done, Called to the seed right to the sun. Now that you find now that you're whole Seasons will pass you by. -Anderson-Howe LAURIE ZELMAN There is beauty all around when there is love in one's heart. I would like to thank all my very special friends for making possible these very very special years. Fondest memories with Amy, Leslie, Ginny, Sophie, and jill will never be forgotten. I would especially like to thank Nancy for ever- ything and for always being there. Such things as Herman's, Georgia, and fourth period will always be cherished among us. Most of all, thank you David, for just being you. I will remember the special memories we shared together, beginning way back when. As for now, need I say more? . . .

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260 IUDITE PEIXOTO lt's been wonderful spending this year in Livingston. This was the most enjoyable year of my life, and now that it is almost gone I feel very sad to say goodbye to all these great peo- ple that I met at LHS. l'll never forget getting lost in LHS, talking to teachers, flag salute and saying Hi to friends in the halls. l'Il bring back beautiful memories to Brazil and hope I can come back someday. Muito Obrigada. Lots of love, Iudite Peixoto Caixa Postal 29 Cataguases - M.C. 36.770- Brasil Foreign Exchange Students Livingston High School offers stu- dents several opportunities to study abroad. These include the Rotary Program, American Field Service, Open Door Student Exchange and International Youth Exchange. In addition to traveling to other coun- tries, Livingstonites may offer their homes to young people who wish to study in the United States. Students live with their host fami- lies for a full year or a six week period. Attending school and partici- pating in various activities provides these students with increased knowl- edge of foreign cultures as well as an enjoyable and memorable experi- ence. lbelowlz Lillian Robinson flefti poses with a friend. LENE SVENDSEN As the AFS student 1976-'I977 from Denmark, I will remember the good friends l made at LHS. I enjoyed wood shop and Homeric Myths, and learned about the U.S. in history and American Humor. I participated in the AFS Club and outside school in volleyball activities. Being together with friends and my host family was important to me. I will possibly major in English when I go back to the Danish Univer- sity and I hope to keep in contact with the great U.S.A.