Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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RUTH HARRISON Be what you are, not what everybody else is. Times spent with friends were enjoy- able. Thank you Lisa for being unique, Sharon for talking to me, and Patty for always being there. Unforgettable memories with Paul will always be with meg thanks. To everyone, Have a good life l'll get up and fly away. - Grateful Dead fi.. 'fav' ,SHARON ANN HART Everybody needs somebody To help them make it through life Arms to hold, words that soothe Someone to say that its allright. -Marshall Tucker Memories of the Beidge . . . Poor Rock CRASH Dude Ranch Ire- land Pinto Parties P.P.M.F. Arr-Arr Virginia and cement walls will never be forgotten. To all my friends, thanks for the good times . . . and a special thanks to Robyn and Dad. DOUGLAS HARTE I hope l can always remember all the crazy times we had to go through. -Kansas Rocky Horror with the MRCC where madness takes its toll ... Pelle!WoIfe: Oh thank you! BROW, Craziest Rabbit, J.D.'s, Steamer Lane, Spain 1978, Molson Ale, Sex and Vio- lence, Benito, Lorenzo, Tomas, Diego, and E TIME.

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.Msg LAURIE ANN HALL God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The cour- age to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Special people, like Joan Clair, L. Ray, and of course my family, carry the memories that I hope are as beautiful as mine: N.Y.S., weekends in Rumson CChubby'sJ, Barbados, A.C., U.S. Test- ing: L.O. is N.G., Lammy's white mice! St. Patty's Day, The Happy foursome Squarehead and THE DOORS! ROY HANDLER We've been through some things to- gether with trunks full of memories still to come. We found things to do in stormy weather. Although these changes have come with your chrome heart shinin' inthe sun, Long may you run, Long may you run, Long may you run. -Neil Young Ex I -'ei I xl I -'-I l fi'--X I x z i---in LAURIE HARRINGTON When I first came to LHS from New York I only knew one or two people here. I thought I was going to ,hate it, but now I find It isn't as bad as I thought. For that I want to thank ev- eryone who made it a little better. Thank you also to my mother. 'F'

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FRANK HAUPTMAN My years at L.H.S. will always hold fond memories in my mind. Thanks to all my friends at L.H.S., especially Rusty, Deb- bie, Billy, John, and Coleen for just be- ing themselvesj LESLIE HAUSMAN Ride the crest of the wave to the shore Follow the river 'till they disappear. Watch the sunrise, its path across the sky. Then vanish. When you have experienced these things, you will know your heart , . . follow it. -Walter Rinder The answer my friend is blowin' in the wind. , -Bob Dylan I just want to tell my friends, you're all good people. '9'-x ERIC M. HEMMENDINGER Bye Bye love Bye Bye happiness Hello Loneliness I think l'm gonna cry Bye Bye love Bye Bye Sweet Caress I feel like I could die Bye Bye my love, goodbye. -Everly Brothers FELICE HERMAN You gotta believe in something If you don't you'Il be lost You gotta believe in someone no mat- ter the cost. -C,S, 81 N Proms, Summers '78 and '79, Hockey Games, Oh, What a night, The Apart- ment, Chantilly Lace, Essex Forum, Sunset People, June 14th Emily, thanks for our special friendship. To my family, thank you for understand- ing. Brian, the beautiful times we've spent together, I will always cherish. 'w..., LINDA HICKMAN Life's been good -Joe Walsh Things to remember-Black Island Dy- lan, Billy Joel, Bams, Chinese food, sell- ing pretzels, Essex Green, Noah's Ark, and most of all, people. Things to for- get-the gang, Rod Stewart, Doc's, compositions, term papers, and being chased home. Thanks Sue you're the greatest. LAURA HILLMAN Wonder, the state of maladjustment to words and notions, is a prerequisite for an authentic awareness of that which is. The more we know, the more we are moved to wonder. -Abraham Heschel Q'