Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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STUDENT-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Mongo attempts to divert Mr. Paterson's concentration. Time out as the referees call a meeting. Jim Oscar Gamble has a chance to score. Mr. Hildebrand dribbles down the court to score for the faculty. Look at the scoreboard! Bill Giuliano and jr. high faculty member do the bump in mid-air. . Patty O'Connor shoots for the students Mr. Mahan goes for a lay-up shot.

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THE IVIASQUE MAKERS nf' Z1--N. -5-Q' During the school year, they provide all ofthe make-up for both the Junior-Senior play, and the spring musical. They learn and practice the art of stage make-up. The group of select girls adds a touch of professionalism to our theatrical productions, and are skilled in creating the illusion of a stage reality. MW' f' 4 fn ft f ll- N gf X-. 2 t f t K 1 X A i' x I. jab

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FoRElc.N LANGUAGE in CAREERS NIGHTS i way 'U L. Miss Conforti and members of the Spanish club prepare for Foreign Language - ,., 41 . We 3 . I. fill' 1 X l Mrs. Cunningham introduces a speaker. One of the highlights of the Language Department's activities this year was the sponsoring of a Foreign Language in Careers Night. Speakers represented many businesses and industries and most held executive positionsp each speaker discussed the role of a second language in his or her career experience. The career night drew an interested audience of about 250 and proved to be an informative success. l Il lx . ,JF in Careers Night. An executive addresses the audience o role of a second language in his career. .L J,- n the