Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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gl. - .gf M ' A f ' -fe -1 7- U - .- ' 1 A nusf fWF'!-- wg-,-ef. MICHAEL SCI-IWARTZ What A Long Strange Trip lt's Been. - The Greatful Dead I really enioyed my three years at Liv- ingston High School, and had a lot of good friends who made it that way. l'll never forget them. The summer of '79 will also bring back good memories. if X BRIAN SCHWARTZBERG Brian can usually be found with How- ard, Sach, and Squaze. Crusing around in his green cougar will be re- membered. Brian plans to attend col- lege and have a successful life after- wards. U MARCI SCHWARTZ Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing. Times cherished-concerts, summer '78, '79, proms, lunches, fish. Thanks to all my friends especially Tut, Gail, Mad., Amy and CARRIE . Special thanks to my family for all their under- standing. Mike- Just you 'n' Me. It's only the Beginning. Thanks for every- thing, everybody. CARL SCILLIA A s rr..

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DANIEL SCHLEIN However mean your life is, meet it and love it: do not shun it or call it hard names. It is not so bad as you are. It looks poorest when you are richest. The fault-finder will find faults even in paradise. Henry David Thoreau W -'Y ROBIN SCHUSTER Memories that will never be forgotten: CDB Concert, Camaro, Claridge House, Valley, thanks for the push Q's, Fribble, Feb. 3, 1978. All of my love to Lenny for being so loving, caring, and gor always being there when I needed im. if JOE SCHWARTZ Joe will leave LHS with many great memories- favorite classes: Spanish, Biology, and Psychology favorite teachers: Mr. Maranz, Mrs. Grossman, and Mrs. Spector, He was usually found after school participating in track and the World Affairs Club, or riding a horse with the Junior Essex Troop. Joe values very highly the friendships he made these past three years. He looks for- ward to leaving LHS to pursue his ca- reer. E1f3E?iWielQ' saeL f 'fii'-'I-LA-u,ll,. , 1 .U-.-A 5 'J , T 'iiifftf'-' '?fl'5'l!'S55:,aip,a?av f

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DOUG SEIDEN Living without pressure - without putting it on myself or others - with- out allowing others to put it on me. ' in without strin s or sellin or LAWRENCE SELTZER The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them. M. E. DeMontaigne !HoIa! Mrs. Gerson and the Bridge Club, Key Club Conventions Ccaucus- esj, Math Team meets Marching Band, Mr. Schmidt, Arlington and Ken- more RiIey's tests, Gambino's shooting monkeys. Tennis tryouts in the snow. Thanks and good luck to all my friends - Lance, Doug, Dore, and Robert- !Adlos! NANCY SHAPIRO I am what I am Thank God Some peo- ple just don't understand Like very few do Find yourself first Learn to live with you! -James Marshall Hendrix Mar and Robin, your friendship is deep- ly appreciated, we have come a long way ... wrestling '78 Italian Touch!?! New Year's '79 Key West Junior Prom Polynese Press Box Stillwater weekends at the Cross Lavalette Osprey ... UFO? ... Ziti-Pooh! ... Bobby- moments spent with you are cher- ished, because I have benefited from your presence. And my family- thanx. u Liv g g . g. charming, or kidding into compliance, or manipulating through niceness or threatened anger. Standing in the face of silence, and threats, and expecta- tions, and misunderstandings - standing and gently saying, No thank you, I'II be myseIf. ' -Hugh Prather Mike, it's been wild, buddy Ver- mont, Beach Haven, Ocean Beach, Yes etc New Year's '79 CWOWIJ Get that car off my lawn! . . . Long Branch to Paramus? MRCC Seri- ously. good luck and happiness to all. .' 4- 'fn' 1' Raj, -1 X 3 . if - 1 ii? K 1 ' x