Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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l K Jf 4 : V Q31 E I' . . J . f ROSANIOND QROZQ JACOBS You can't always get what you want But if you try sometime You might just find You get what you need. U -Jagger, Richards Destroying hotel rooms with Chris Cesp. West Pointj, Gator-Kate, Treacy, Janet-Chinese Fire Drills on Rt. 24 Coach Alice . .. Counties, States, J.O.'s The WhofCapitol con- crete .. The S's , Hendrix at 2 a.m., Thanks Cyndy. And in the end, the love you take-ls equal to the love you make. -Lennon, McCartney RICHARD PHILIP JACOBSON lf you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, Yours is the Earth and every- thing that's in it, And-which is more- you'll be a Man, my son! -Rudyard Kipling Lacrosse . . . Sophomore football-Jim Thorpe .. locker talks with Roz .. Sky- lemar Summers . . . Laughs with Gary, Gru, Joe, Mark, and Peter Stats ... Poker parties .. The Club ... 47 ... Baby Jake Dad, Mom, and broth- ers. STEVEN JACOBSON My passage through L.H.S. began with a pounding heart full of apprehension and expectation and ended with a pounding heart full of sentiment and satisfaction. The friendships so vivid and cherished now may become less vivid as the years pass but never will they be less cherished. Each of you who, as you read this think of me as a friend, be assured that you have been a most special friend. If we have in any way enhanced each others lives we have achieved one of life's most impor- tant missions. S.J.J. CHUCK JAFFE One song leads to another One friend to another friend So l'll travel along With a friend and a song. -Wilfred Wilson Gibson ,Z 4 I LYNN JALOSKY I find each day too short for all the smiles l want to smile and the friends I want to make. -Unknown My most cherished memories include: Slumber Parties Friday's D.R. expert Israel '78 9l26!79 WAR can we still be friends J.B.'s parties Max- well's Plum Junior Prom Vani- ties Doobie Bros. Concert Florida Haagen-Dazs We go together The Juice Thanks f'Tweets for always being there. My friends-words can't express how much l love you all. The times we shared will remain with me forever. Thank you for being the best friends anyone could ever have. 1 .v ,lf w 1 if I tg g , EILEEN M. JAMISON lt just ain't easy. -CDB Bentley .. operation duck .. the win- dow poker .. sni Monterey .. gymnastics .. Big Rakitmachine Florida coffee .. and woosh. The good times spent with Paul, Bobby, Sue, Kathy, Nancy, Himer, and Maria will always be cherished. Much love to a truly special friend, Himer, you're the best! Bobby, thanks for being so spe- cial, To my Mom and Dad who have helped me through it all, l love you! 1177?- '

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ROBIN INLANDER and maybe someday when we look back, it'll all make sense. The times spent with Nancy, Chiv. Marr, and Lisa can't be forgotten. The other half Wob my buddy N.Y. St Stillwater Down the shore .. . Opsrey, best times ever with Karen and Terry, Glo, Johnny and Paul Stella's Cleaners and in the bath- room, poor flo Many other great times spent with Pat, Diana, Maria, Bobby, Joe, Greg, Jack and Johnny, my greatest friend of all, Joey. Memo- ries will always be there. Special thanx ii, it l. 'Lil' 1- N-... Yr-'ff BETH ANNE INSABELLA lt's time to find a place in the sun. - Pablo Cruise Bethy's unforgettable memories in- clude: Canada .. the farm car craziness .. ,1,2,3,4 cheerleading .. sleepovers .. The Promise dancing J.B.'s parties Seaside .. the Iake Jr. Prom '79 .. the shore .. Jinx .. concerts .. Florida. with Robin .. Chester .. Tio Pepe's .. The Clubhouse .. N.Y. 9 Ju- litha - Cl love yall. To all my good friends who've shared my special mo- ments with me: Thank-you for helping me build my rainbow. JAMES DAVID ISHERWOOD When l'm gone, don't stop to wonder if l ever think of you. The same moon shines, the same wind blows, for both of us, and time is but a paper moon. -Queen During my years here at LHS, many people have touched me, I have learned, loved, laughed, cried, and to think that all this will end upsets me greatly. lf during my time here l've made you laugh, smile, or even think for a moment, it was worth it. My friends, I thank-you. MARIA ITALIANO Good times with Pam, Cathy, Lesley, Debbie and Margie will never be forgot- ten. Florida '78 .. guys from the end of the road ... YES '79 ... Can ya relate, that's great! Good Rats Belmar The Osprey ,. Four wheelin' with Cathy at Point Pleasant, Excellent times with Brian will always be remem- bered. Thanks for being there. I love ya. x 'i . .-if, fn A

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AJIT JANI lf time flies, fly with it. AMY JOHNSON Forgetting those things which are be- hind me, and reaching to the things ahead. Phillippians 3:13 Things l'Il never forget: Wise Guy, Lucy, Maus and Trigger, Hamlet's Rat, Felix and Oscar, tailbones US I with Carson, meatloaf, and, especially all my friends. l'm happy for this time to move on. but my years at LHS will al- ways be very special to me. sq: -1 '7 1 gli BARRI JANOW Well it's alright living and loving every day and night, thanking the lord for the musiclin me, peace of mind, a feeling free. C.D.B. My most memorable moments spent at L.H.S. are: Neil Young Concert, C.S.N., Murph's Sweet 16, Bim's New Years Eve Party. the Res, football games, rides and talks with Beth on Sunday: CRubey Red Dressb. I would like to thank all my friends for making my years at L.H.S. my best ones. 'R lL WX -77' MICHAEL I. JARET lt's a new horizon and I'm awakin' now Oh I see myself in a brand new day The sun is shinin'-the clouds are breaking' 'Cause l can't lose now- there's not game to play. -Boston At LHS I enjoyed three good years. Many memorable moments were spent with Dougly, Pantsdisease, Arnetster, Gayster, Pete, Joe, and TIG. Signifi- cant events include 2!2!79, 2f23f79, 6!16!79 and 6!18!79 - STB... CM of LTAA Swim Team 6:15 I.M. Ex- cellent times at JLC '78 and NJW '79. Paco's class, Rans' class Aahh!! . JIM JOHNSTON There's nothing you can know that isn't known, Nothing you can see that isn' shown, Nowhere you can be, that isn't where you're meant to be, lt's easy. The Beatles J.J. will always remember good times with Jumpin' Joe, Greg, also ... T!A 6.6.. .. the shore summer '78 and many great times at L.H.S. A successful career in restaurant man- agement is a future goal. ,, rs .-1 Al ,Ia- Qr- 7 MARY ELLEN JOYCE lf you smile at me I will understand, because that is something that every- one does in the same Ianguage. Thanks to everyone who has smiled on me especially my family, Tom, Chuck- les, Beth, and Peggy. You have all shared special moments with me: Cross Country ... Senior Prom '79 ... Concerts basketball morning awakenings partying footall games Thanks for all the good times and laughs!