Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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.ug . x me - ,gf- ' jf :Q CAROL TARSHIS I shall remember while the light lives yet, And in night-time I shall not for- get. -Swinburne l would like to thank all of my friends for helping me get through the rough times, and enjoying the good times. l will always remember . .. Coconuts, VVSA, Boggie, football games and Coor Guard, B.K. and all my friends the. Q, 9!23!77, Funny Girl, sopho- mort and most of all Mickey! and all hi: 'riends. 1 l TINA MARIE TERRACIANO So l took all those worries, put 'em up on a shelf, And headed on down to the seashore. -Steve Miller Band Great memories of: Key Club, conven- tions, berries, Cape Cod, Fantasy ls- land, Boston trips, 50's sweet 16, N.Y. outings, Molly's, times Jeanne slept over, Jen's formal 17th, Billy's friends- esp. 12!31!77 81 79 CFDJ, BJ, BB con- certs, lst study, Crossroads '80 staff, parties and procrastinating! Memories of Kenya summer '79-Rashida and Ka- en: luv ya both! To diana, Linda, Ken DANJ, Jen, Kara, Ken, Les: Thanks for always- caring, understanding, and sharing the laughter and tears. You're the best! And to Mom: words aren't enough for all you've done these past few years. Thanks!!! lu . .i i I-. '-, ' l 'ilkm -3: t - v .., I GIGI TARAZI AIways leave them laughing when you say goodbye. -George Michael Cohen l'd like to thank Sonia, Ellen and Gail for sharing my dreams and friendship- Memories, like Great Adventure, Long Branch, sleep-overs, N.Y., Concerts, talks about Chadi, Charles, Tom, Wayne and everything else will stay with me forever. RICH L. TESSLER ln the shufflin' madness Jehro Tull Rich can usually be found outside of school with Pat, Lenny, Charlie, The Q's or Haklowa's Bunch. He will al- ways remember good times at lunch, in art and in auto shop. Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Yavelberg won't be forgotten. Rich values his car and girlfriend, Lau- rie, the most. Future goals include art school and making lots of money. K lt 1 11.1 I.

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I I LINDA STRAUSS lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, How- ever measured or far away. -Thoreau Thank you to everyone who has touched my life with love and laughter. or with a smile. Special love to my un- derstanding family andto Tina, Jen, Diana, and Kara: the wonderful memo- ries we have shared will be a part of me forever. Friends are like rainbows - they bring laughter to your eyes. i ii? yi . I V ' r out . . . H -1 .r A I A r i cs, : '- . 4 f, RICHARD T. SULES Nay, I shall ne'er be 'ware of mine own wit, till I break my shins against it. -Shakespeare As You Like It The people here: Mr. Rans, Mrs. Fried- man. Scooch and Mr. Mason, The Class Councils with Swens, Bell, and Schwartz Cmeetings at Bliphen's with the three other Big Men. J The great football team and coaches Jake, Hope. and V. CThe biggies at Giants Stadi- um. And nowwww ... J Memories of: weekends, doilies. New Year's Eve, Boardwalk, Cow, Quarters, Gong Show, L.A., l thought you had it, Roof, State Farm. Perhaps, Celica, Leery. A very special thanks to my wonderful family. I . t-- r fgt . '. FF,- CT-ff' if . i 1 . ROBERT STEVEN SZTYBEL CTHE SZTYBBSJ There's only one corner of the uni- verse you can be certain of improving, and that's,your own self. -Aldous L. Huxley One eyebrow? .. Intense work in In- dependent study . .. A.P. hungry ... Two years of Calc with loveable Uncle B.K. Mumbles Careless mis- takes! ... Singing study .. Mr. Bill Fan Club .. Hey boss! .... Sinclair Lewis and Moby Dick .. Thatsooo good! .. immense .. Extracurricularmania To my friends, my cohorts Cyou know who you arelb, and to all others who made these past three years all they could have been: Thank you! i i fi i.- . , ,.-f ANDREW TALBERT The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future Plato The summer of '79 on Leo's farm with Jamye, Wendi, Debbie, and Mike. Don't forget the Bagel. The Kittens are alive in 1980. life. fi

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ELIZABETH ANN TEVANIAN Remember the fun times, Forget the bad, And treasure the good. My best memories include the times with Terry. Terry, Kathleen, Sue, Joan, and Kathy. Manasquan- Puerto Rico- Maine- M,B.- John F., I'll always love you for everything- Seaside with my cous and Mona- and again with Sue- Times with Michael M. will never be forgotten, Thanks Daddy for every- thing- Mom, I love you. JOSEPH R. TODARO The future is uncertain and the end is always near. -J. Morrison Good times with my friends will always be cherished. Memories of my dear ANNIE THANOS Now l'm learning to fly And this free- dom is Iike nothing that, l've never know. l've seen the bottom, And l've been on top, But mostly-l've lived- in between, And where do you go, When you get to the end of your dream? - Dan Fogelberg BILL TIMKO Hangover, Red-eyed, dog tired, satis- fied- It's a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. -Charlie Daniels The many good times cruising with Ken and the gang, painting the IFQCK, Satur- day, Sept. 29, close call with Mountain sleeping out. They were good times shared by all. ,S- ' '11 i 1 friend will never be forgotten. 1 -T-2 . I 45 l