Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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KATHY MANNA There is nothing worth winning more than the laughter and love of friends. l'll always remember August '79 in Point Pleasant. Theresa, l'Il never for- get all the great times together and the times to come. Thanks for sticking by me throughout the years. Most of all I would like to thank my mother and fa- therlfor always being there, I LOVE YOU. w:'L3,'l JODI LYNN MARAN What a Long Strange Trip it's Been. -Grateful Dead Good times include memories with Monette and Nicole, skiing, rollerskat- ing, Billy Budd's, football games, rifle squad, NYC and Israel ya know, ya know . . . My love for Scott will always be cherished. And a special thanks to Jennifer for always being there when l needed her. j . X-Q-QV' RICH MARANTZ Revolution in their minds the children start to march, against the world in which they had to live, oh the hate that's in their hearts, they're tired of being pushed around and told just what to do. -Black Sabbath l've never gotten used to it, I just learned to turn it off. -Dylan DANA MARANZ Thoughts can't be bought But they ought to be shared I have a pocketfull of memories- Frog and Blueberyy .. Field Hockey-Balleri- na .. Radio City .. Carvel .. RR .. football games .. Pleo .. B.J. con- cert .. What's New? .. jogging .. Rudolph .. SSA .. press box .. Prez .. W.A.T.P.l.Y.N Senior Tribute .. 5:00 A.M .. Danfer .. FWF .. Watch the Children! .. the Y .. camp L.R .. My Burden .. You never cease to amaze me .. Ann Landers .. Mea- dowlands .. Junior Prom .. The M 81 M's gang-and l'll never stop smiling thinking about the friends l've got. To my family-thank you for filling my life with that extra special love. 11

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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

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BRUCE MARCH Success is a ladder which cannot be climbed with your hands in your pock- ets. -Unknown 2 KAREN MARGOLIN Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. Four wild and crazy girls, dinner party. Beatlemania, NYC, Vermont '76, '77, '78, Cornell Summer '79 QS.R.'sJ, the Rock My memories will be with me always. Love and thanks to all my friends, especially Sharon for getting me through it all. KATHRYN M. MARCHITELLO Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, and Live today. Memories: Junior Prorn Cshorej Senior Prom Steff-I will always treasure our friendship and all the special memories. November lst, Pino, we've shared many great moments and l hope there are more to come. JONATHAN MARGOLIS The Bhudda, the Godhead, resides quite as comfortably in the circuits of a digital computer or the gears of a cycle transmission as he does at the top ofa mountain or in the petals of a flower. To think otherwise would demean the Bhudda-which is to demean oneself. - Robert Pirsig JOEL MARCUS Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-l took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. -Robert Frost The years have been immortalized by- The MRCC: Huey, J.R., Frieday, Pelle, Rickay, Jack, Johnnay, Talks with Fran Steamer Lane .. Molson's .. Israel '79 with John and Lori . . Rocky Horror . . John's parties . . Comfort-nothing will ever be the same. MELINA MARITATO Memories: Mel, surprise parties, Verona Park picnics, Sun Valley, the crayons, The bomb, togas, F.H. with Miss C 84 T, elmtree football and baseball games, the rock , the Mea- dowlands, MCWEW, the prom .. thanx to my whole family for always being there. A very special thanx to all my wonderful friends: Roger, Toot, Loobel, Tracey, Dana, Terri, L.S., J.S., and MS., the entire crayon crew, and most of all to my dearest friends: Abby CGIabbyJ, Jill fDeweyJ, Lucia QRoosh. Shari CSawiJ, and Rona CROJ you have given me beautiful memories .. to Chris because whatever happens you'll still hold a special place in my heart. .f- I, f 1 ,1-. . llfs . ffl .A