Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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ELLEN LYNCH Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. lt's what-ever it is you see, that life will become. -Jackson Browne Nature is Natural. 'I'-sf, if DAVE MACNICOLL You better run Take a hold, Your gonna get young Before you get old. -David Bromberg I will always remember the Colony staff for the good times I had. l'll never for- get the Hideout, Let's go, and most of all Zofie, for the great times I had. FRANK MACARTHUR Football: Why it's Davie! Is it Tuesday, Harry? Wrestling: J.T., Pich, banks, Friedy ... H.R. Matz, Tinez , Pumpin' to.k. Rocklj God bless you Harry K., Mike Dinga , the family in lunch. Thanks Mom 81 Dad, I love you. June 12, 79- Beth, I love you. Thank you Jesus for all you've done. l, . Lan- llu.,,,g, ELLEN TERRY MAGENHEIM I am not afraid of tomorrow, for l have seen yesterday and I love today. Mags will always remember . . . Lar- sonie, Bertica, Raws, concession, sum- mer '79, cruisin , Brown's, HOSA, football games, homeroom and Prom. Thanks to my parents and friends for being there when I needed you. Good luck in the future and I love you all. Q EL J... , - .. 6,51 . 'eg ' sm. 'I Z. gi 1.2 3 l. '- 1- 1' .1 1,1- ' ge ,5- liwx gi in. Qi s A I DAVE MACKENZIE .. it really doesn't matter if I'm wrong, I'm right where I belong. -John Lennon 81 Paul McCartney I would like to extend an incredible five to all who deserve it. Thanks to Harold, Joe, Frank, Glenn, Herbie, the Fab Four, and Happy Pappy. l will always remember concerts, Bruce's party, Mr. Stahler, the Ramone sisters, trips to N.Y.C., the Cake Box Crew and es- pecially meeting John Lennon. 0 N l I I DAVID MAGID Learn to limit yourself, to content yourself with some definite thing, and some definite workg dare to be what you are, and learn to resign with a good grace all that you are not, and to be- lieve in your own individuality. - - Frederic Amiel l'd like to thank everyone who has been. part of my three years at L.H.S. Special thanks to Mrs. Teltser and Mrs. Samuels. T,, F -ll Q1 it

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Q- - ,- l l l MARY ANN LONGO Mar loves yoohoo! peanut M 84 M's and her red T Bird. Memories that will nev- er be forgotten- Murph's birthday 7th period study Nancy, it's a U.F.O. Bim's attic murphman Jimbob Winter Carnival New Years Eve 78. To a true friend, Nancy, Thank you for being there. Spe- cial memories with you will never be forgotten. PATRICIA E. LUCAS Old days, good times l'lI remember, Gold days, days l'll always treasure. - Chicago ABBE JANE LUBELL Grow old along with mel The best is yet to be -Robert Browning Friends: The good times and dreams we've shared will remain a part of me forever. Memories include: trips to N.Y. 5th period lunch table Deja Vu ... the slumber party .., the Prom ... best friend Lubey! spas sisters . .. art service . .. academy awards and all the fantastic people and times at B.K. Special thanks to a great family and to Bobby for caring, sharing, loving, and understanding. DIANA SUSAN LUCKEWICZ Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost Such unforgettable memories as sum- mers in Beach Haven . .. ballet . . . Key Club conventions . . the cruise . . being serenaded . . MaxwelI's . . D2 . . pints . . Fizziology . . Lehigh . . They're Playing Our Song . . were all made more special by the people I shared them with, Kara, Tina, Linda, Jen, Kenny, Kenny, and everyone who has been part of my years at LHS. BETH LUBETKIN I hold the keys to life Now l must un- lock the doors .. Special moments will always be re- membered: Florida with Cindi, K.W. with Debbie, Talks, D.Q. with Barri, Cosmos, PCL-J.S Toe one, heel two. Thank you Cindi and Debbie for always being there, I love you. A very special thanks to myfamily for all their understanding and guidance. x 1 ' I f fc' SUSAN LULEWICZ 'So if you think your life is complete confusion 'Cause you never win the game, Just remember that, lt's a grand illusion, And deep inside we're all the sanlef' -Styx Memories include football games, Steve Martin, concerts, Christmas par- ty '78 8f '79, yellow tank, band, sweet sixteens, surprise 17, summers togeth- er, Seaside, wierd lunches, Mom Mes- sarosh, rollerskating with the other 2 musketeers, CUTE, Mom's monitors, peanut butter, RHPS, rock 81 roll. Thanks to Penn Cconstant companionj, Christl, Aida, Craig, Pat, Mary Lynn, Linda, Mary Lou, both Janices, and Miss Casterlin. Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Mare, Tom, and Helen.

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JAMES MAIR But someday soon we'll stop to ponder, What on earth's this spell we're under We made the grade and still we wonder Who the hell we are. -Dennis DeYoung '3 .. ANDREA G. MAITLIN Live for today . . . remember yester- day dream of tomorrow. Memories l'll always cherish Wal- den '79, the Prom, Mrs. Payne, No- vember 4, dixie cup dispenser, Frei- hoffers A milk, West coast friend, family and friends who've made these years special. To Drew 2 112 years of caring, sharing, and memories though we leave LHS, we will not sepa- rate for we will be in each others hearts even when we're apart. STEVE MAKOWSKY As far as my plans after graduation go, l plan to go to Houston, Texas where l am going to do housebuilding and con- struction work in that area. I found that my experiences in the course of my three years at LHS were enjoyable. I enjoyed such privileges as open lunch and study. 'E7 . f ' ' . r J A DENNIS MALONEY ll 9' 'Pair l 2 t fi-, 1' .1 I . i i :L X A.: ' deaf!-K MICHAEL MANGIAFICO The song remains the same. - Let Zepplin Where the eagle glides ascending there's an ancient river bending. Down the timeless gorge of changes where sleeplessness awaits. l searched out my companions they were lost in cry- stal canyons. -Neil Young To catch a day at dawn unused and shining . .. is an experience beauti- ful, stimulating and sought by few. - R.P Holbrook