Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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SHARI LISA ABELES l'll get by with a little help from my friends. -Beatles I would like to thank my parents, Alyse, and Melissa for all their encourage- ment. l will 'always remember: My friends Clifton U.S.Y. Tele- phones Driving Billy Joel Songbird ... H., D., F . .. Miss Robin D. Label, remember F.'s haircut col- lege and success. 'Q 'iff' 91 -Sf.. , i ty. BRIAN ALBANESE U The years to come are the one's which count. But if I forget about the many experiences which I have had here, then life would be nothing but a cup being filled and emptied. LAUREN ABER I want to grow things up to the sky, I want to grow wings and learn how'to fly, To all the no things I'm saying goodbye, So, please forward my.mail. I've got to leave while the wind s in my sail. -Peter Allen , PATRICIA ANNE ALFIERI Faces of old and faces of new, People we know and people we knew. Growing together, then drifting apart. always an ending and now a new start. -J.H. Wonderful start the nurses' office Friday afternoon meetings 5 a.m. bicycle rides Mr. Bill cam- pouts and cruises The Folk Group . . . Special friendships made along the way This is only a beautiful begin- ning X ff f N' W4 A X!! tl 'sz ' '-. I' . , ' . E--A 4. -V-Y - EDWARD ADAMS We're at the point of no return. -Kansas Ed can be seen most of the time with Charlie Clark, Mike Peck, and Larry Thomasen. He can be found most of- ten at Country Exxon for his goal in life is to be an owner of a gas station. Throughout high school, he looked for- ward to homeroom with Mr. Thomasg Ed values his independence most high- ly in life. ini? 154' FRITZ ANDLAUER Fritz will always remember the Dead End Kids and good laughs with Thimmy. Good times at the Ramble Inn, Practice sessions and numerous parties fsummer of '79J. Good luck in the future to all my friends and Ted. He plans to go to college and will never forget that happiness is a Sunday after- noon and ice cold bmw.

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DAVID ANQREASQN And I really have enjoyed my stay, But I must be moving on Supertramp Friendships made and good times spent with THE BOYS can never be forgotten. Soccer and baseball sea- sons are cherished memories as was softball with the attitudes. Special thanks to Lit, Glass, Juan and my fam- ily for being there. And most of all, thanks Jill for the memories and care you -have given me. '11 an X , STUART B. ANTHONY The only real nobility is being superior to your former self.' Whitney M. Young, Jr. How can I forget: the stable, shows, AYH 84 bike trips, labs, retreats, band, termpapers. the musical calculator, Ii- brary? To everyone at P.V.S.: You're the greatest. l'Il miss you at college. Blessings are not valued until they are gone. Thomas Fuller .v - -FY I I 1 . r 1. ANTHONY ANDREOU Thanks Mom and Dad. I came into this school alone and I leave with some good friends. Ant Andiamo Boy's, F.F., D.D., S.M., F.M., H.C., Mongo, S.P. Born to Run- Springsteen- The Boss GERARDO ANTONIELLO Jerry is usually found with Rocky, Car- men, Mike, Tina, Joan, Patty .... His favorite teachers were Mr. Gillock, Mr. Swenson, Mrs. Caruso, and Mr. Thom- as. Jerry is usually found in Orange at Nino's Foreign Car. He can't forget Rose at the casa .... Jerry wishes to pursue a life in auto mechanics. IWI I ,,,, . il--- I in 'II ERIC ANTHONY Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. P.C. Johnson Too many events, too many names to try to list but HKHEBBMNBALWL- SAK RCSIT BLGBJMDDMCJA WEDCK- ADSEHS. -4 flock hard, you're in there somewhereb. And, of course, thanks to all. These memories will live. Life goes On... tx' I , H1 -l . ,X ,Z I PETER AUSTIN APPEL Still waters run deep. English Proverb I will always remember the friends l've made over the past years and the times that we've shared. Moments spent on the basketball team will never be forgotten. As for the future, I hope that I will find success and happiness in a world that values peace, love, and freedom.