Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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5 To fbrepare us for complete living is the function which l Herbert Spencer, 1820-1 not difficult to understand Herbert Spencer s tryi , is to see how we, as educated'f hig living, It seems as though o this broad classi is the es from birth - our environment to of knowledge. Institutions such as ic knowledge, but we must real tion. As we grow older therefore more prepared to ly accumu gy as ' if w a? r - if l ,, ,xg it fwfr 1 ,. has to discharge de an excel young and vi become remain ahead of us myriad experiences which will increase our u ,.,.. . g,.o S ,,t ., i - .,g5t, here. periodsare now the past. We now the responsibil by expanding and diversifying our education that we cannot us to the ing educat leg of the life to a that awaits Meanwhile of '77,

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PHOTO-LIT: Maddy Dymza, Laura Fisher - Co-editor, Randy Hyatt - Co-editor, and lessie Mindlin. Missing-Cindy Gold. l UNDERCLASSMEN: Laura Ninger, Sherri Muroff, Bob Litvak, Tina Holder, and Naomi Fisher. 'Q Q2 'Rez W,.,,t PHOTOGRAPHY: Eric Kaplan, Beth DuBrow, lohn Baldi, Steve Brenner, Andy Stoll- Editor, and Bruce Fletcher. Missing - Roland Millman and Amy Freedman. 7977 Cross CURRICULUM: ludy Merel, Susan Murr, jeff Lonoff and Ellen Sieber - Editor. TYPING: Evelyn Vasen - Editor and Ellen Horowitz. Missing - Lisa Courter and Denise Flanagan. LAYOUT: Edie Hutter, Patty Rehm, Donna Schuftan, Tori Schuyler, Anne Groome, Sandy Earle, and Francine Murphy- Editor,