Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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THE LANCE SJ' f , , . Al ' ' ' ' ax'q I . w I 'U' I 1 A ,4- I 'Y B --iv The Lance, LHS's student newspaper continued to bring news and feature articles to the school this year. Some of the highlights of this year were the special literary issue and the ten year history celebrating the past decade, as well as the traditional Arpil Fool's issue and the Senior issue. Co-Editors-in-Cheif, Chuck Jaffe and Cindy Kuo, New Editor, Peggy Kuo, Feature Editor, Dan Schleing Business Editor, David Garkaweg Sports Editor, Ken Wolfe: Typing Editor, Andrea Maitling Assistants, Dan Sher, Steve Schlein, Mark Eisen- bergg Advisors, Mrs. Carleton Brairton and Mrs. Norma Katz for finances. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA g -.. L The Future Business Leaders of America began this year under the guidance of Mrs. Furst. The club accomplished a great deal as they were introduced into the field of business. Members enjoyed trips to the Federal Reserve Bank and Stock Exchanges. Guest speakers were present at many of the meetings. The officers of the club include President, Bruce March, Vice President in charge of membership, Marci Brickmang and Vice President in charge of business, Ron Chaiklin. -4

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GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Steinbach, got off to an enthusiastic start this past fall. Living up to its gus- tatory tradition, the club spon- sored an Oktoberfest with hot pretzels, root beer, cider, and Beatles music Csung in German, of courselj Other activities in- cluded dinner at a German res- taurant and also, participation in an exchange program. Two girls from Rosrath, West Germany, stayed in Livingston during the month of April, and the club made Barbara and Caroline feel right at home here at L.l-l.S. The senior co-presidents are Kristen Richardson and Marsha Sieber. FRENCH CLUB -.af Iv? Le Circle Francais The members of Le Circle Francais, under the leadership of Mrs. Hamlin and President, Veronica Risanog Vice-president, Jaime Wolf, Secretary, Mary Beth Walsh, and Treasurer, Cindy Kuo, try to improve their knowledge of the language in addition to planning different events concerning the French culture. They also have held a French dinner, bake sales, and have enjoyed French movies as parts of their program.

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THE WGRLD AFFAIRS CLUB ii' T i Members ofthe World Affairs Club participate weekly in a wide variety of interesting projects under the guidance of club advisor, Mrs. Lenore Freedman. The main focus of the club's activities revolves around Model Congress, where members serve as delegates in mock Senate and House sessions. the club has emerged as one of the most popular activities at LHS. THE LEO CLUB l The Leo Club works in cooperation with the Lions Club to serve the community. The advisor, Mr. Shields, and the president, Lori Roth, lead the other members in their efforts to help the school and the town. Their main project his past year was helping the Boat People. Other Club Officers include Michael Jaret, Andrea Maitlin, and Linda Sable pictured above.