Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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JAMES PARAGANO Take a look 'cause what the future's holdin wont be yours if you don't heed this ca , Life is a game, and the stakes will re- main the same, Now you've gotta choose. is the devil gonna' lose or win again. -Kerry Livigren DEBRA L. PARNESS Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a vision of hope. With these past 3 years is a lifetime of unforgettable memories-O.T.G.D.Y .. summers '78 and '79, Dew Drop .. our worries , Burden, left on red, procrastinators, the Rock, the scurper, I.L.T.D., Meadowlands, 1!6!80- 1!13f8O, Short-' phone conversa- tions, Molly's .. weekends in L.l. .. Gary .. -To my friends: We have laughed together, cried together, and ultimately have grown together. You've touched my life in your own special ways and for this you will re- main a part of me forever. Special thanks to my family-knowing you were always there with your love and sup- port helped me through it all. l'm looking forward to looking back. QCIT17 L5 Q 'H I T 11, 4 . , . A . ' E A -1 af Xe K tx- I '-. t x Q .. asv' TT ...Y ,L-I FRANK J. PARRILLO Let the Good Times Roll. The Cars Frank can usually be found at the R.R. or at Cohen's. If not there, then prob- ably home writing his book he hopes to have published one day. During school hours, he can usually be found at the loading dock or out front with Mike, Vicki, Robin, Michele, Celest, and oth- ers. Pt. Pleasant '78 .. Seaside '79,. Steve Martin Concert .. Jim's yacht .. Hey Herb , thanks a lot. Ann, l hope it lasts. SCOTT PARSONS Great hopes make great men Anonymous l've enjoyed my three years at LHS tre- mendously. Friends like T. Brydon, Chris, Bush, and the Big One have giv- en me plenty of good times. Cursing with Jules, Frank, Ed, and Mongo were great. Three years with Legion Lee, Bush and Big One. Troy has no range. Thanks to all my teachers and Mr. Lampeter for his three years of coaching. Special thanks to my mother and father, who made the bad times better and the good times fantastic. ws 3 'lif- ? . i

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LEE OLESKY None of life's strings can last so I must be on my way and face another day. All things can pass. -George Har- rison . Summer '78 with J.B., B.l., D.R., and R.D., Tio Pepes, talks about life with S.Z., trip to T.H.C., Quarters, Zoom, Miller, skiing, Vail, Heavenly Valley, Concerts, 7th Period physics with Gers, Junior Prom, and F.l., l won't for- get times shared with J.B., Alby, Spin- ner, Lynn, Shara, Beth and Rick. DENNIS G. OLSEN Suspect each moment, for it is a thief, tiptoeing away with more than it brings. -J.U. I will always remember the great times I had during my years at LHS. Memo- ries include Fidelis, Mitch, and Bay Head, BK 81 RR with B 84 M, concerts with Derwood, Mare and Rudolph, the great times at BR with Mike, Rob, P.C. and Davey and Crestmont. lf youth only knewg If age only couId. . -Henri Estienne ' up I lf' .. km, 'll . I, l ll 4. l n l X MARK J. PANTAZES' And there was much rejoicing -Python Good times with Doug, Jimmy, Jaret. Joseph, Gayster, Peat, Nicky, Mennen QGuyJ, L-ster, Gerry, the Wenches esp. Leah, Annie, and Wendel C2-2-795, J.P. with Carolee, Greeking it, Saved the Books , L.T.A.A. 78-80, Swim Team. Special thanks to my family for all their help. NICHOLAS PAOLELLA Time is too short for all one's plea- sures. My years at LHS will always be remem- bered. l had a lot of great times with Mark, Doug, Jim, and Dave. I hope to be happy and successful always. To my family, friends, and faculty-Thank you. -fc

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MICHAEL PASSARETTI A toast to, Ed and all her ways that changed with the days .. . cutting school and never getting caught Heroine Attacks .. . Hangin' out at the dead end the hill concerts at the garden ... hunting for Zeckels ... Thimmy the dirt road to Long Branch and all who survived it with me - Graduation! Just take a pebble and cast it to the sea Then watch the ripples unfold inside of me. -E.L.P MARGIE PECORA The great thing in this, world is not so much where we are, but in what direc- tion we are moving. -Oliver Wendell Holmes Margie will always remember times with Do, Pat, Phyllis, Tony, and all her friends Harry and the flat tire the Pole . .. foot ball games and band helping field hockey- 10th Italy Anna's set ups shore The Supremes ... the Fireman's Dance ... tlge way Mrs. Cox made learning enjoy- a e. 1-nn' ALLAN PERLSTEIN Allan can best be remembered at LHS for his conscientious efforts. Most of his time out of school is spent with his friends, driving his father's car, or working in Tabachnick's. He will always remember his history class and jokes by his favorite teacher, Mr. Swenson. He values most highly his family, friends, and personal welfare. His fu- ture goals include a career as a psy- chologist to help as many people as possible. DAVID J. PECORA Football, Dave, help me, Harry the Horse, Jr. Prom, 5-O, David!!, Mrs. Wang. Lay Down, Nudnicks, whatt, my Buddy, Ice cubes, Bring it home, Steve's train, H.D. Parking lot, Droupes. Hurt me, Ya know, Roof, the Boss, the Cars, Toga at Puds, muffits, don't taste like beer, ooofff, and Frank's dance to Ring my Bell. My friends: Thanks for all the good times. I won't forget them or you. To Mom, Dad and Diana: Thanks for the love and encourage- ment that helped get me through. Jules, Looks like we made it! 'Suriv JAY PETILLO To the joys of living' .. -Graham Nash All the good times will live forever. Sweeney, Fred, Leon, M. Pinhead, Duker, Mess, Harv and the rest of the Lawyers were the best. Cruisin' in the Tank, the wild ride to MTB and all the partying were the greatest times of my life. Thanks to all my friends, and keep on partying.