Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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RONALD BLUM There is always room for a man of force, and he makes room for many. Emerson Throughout high school, I have learned that the person who is the coolest usu- ally succeeds the farthest. I have en- joyed playing and coaching soccer, lift- ing at the raquetball club, going down to the shore. going to sporting events, playing pinball, and above all being with my friends. I wish to pursue a career in either medicine or accounting. ff' ROBYN BOES Strange days -Jim Morrison Not to be forgotten are the bridge, Poor Rock, hanging out with friends, Sharon, Ellie, Jill, Reeny, and Soo. Good times we had: CDB concerts, fat jokes, P.P.M.F., J.D., This could be true. , Arr-Arr, EIIen's nosebleeds, Sue's depression, and driving with Crash. ELLEN BOGINSKY There is nothing more cherished than the laughter, love, and tears among friends. Thanx friends for sharing the ups and downs of the past three years with me. I'Il never forget: Shore '78 81 '79, Ran- dolph Cunforgettable times, parties, and beautiful peoplej, Elizabeth, con'- certs, late-night raps were THE BEST! Yi and so was everything else. Jen, Robin, Jodi, Niki, Carole, Dana, Wendy, Leslie, Theresa, Pris, 81 Lauri- I LOVE YA ALL- Dream until your dreams come true. .I- ai - ,.., I .T We ffvf. Eu., T,J.lm.. - 'ILE' I . I- lg-. I IE: .. W VINNIE SAN BOLOGNINI Karate-do to yama no ve- The way of karate is as solid as the mountain, as empty as the sky. The Dojo is home. Sensei, D.J., B.M. . . . Pal, I love you. From Woofs and Lar to Lightfoot, MG's, and J.D. STEVEN BONDY Don't give up Until you drink from the silver cup You never know until you try. -America Thanks to everyone who made my years at L.H.S. great. Long live the MRCCI Johnay's parties the time warp Rocky Horror Steamer Lane keeping wassail New Year's Eve ... Let's just say we're out for a good time! iff ,LY THOMAS BORBONE Life is what you make it, so make it the most. T.B. Tommy will always remember Goose, TR-6, the Spider, Pardues, and wild times with Jim Bob. Special memories include homeroom with Cindi, Amy. and Mike, picking up beach babes with Jose and Almar trips with Lenny. Tom will always value his dreams because to him, a dreamer lives forever.

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PETER BERNART i Q 4 MICHELE WENDY BITTON Time it was, And what a time it was It was A time of innocence. A time of confidences. Long ago it must be l have a photograph. Preserve your memories: They're all that's left you' -Paul Simon Visits to Clark USY Sicillian piz- za 6th period lunch bogus concerts parties, especially Wen- di's Pilgrimage '79 Labor Day Pool hop ... thumbs-up , .. stolen cup- cakes boats and ankles the rock STM - R! A 1:-fur . in 'i J. . -,.-. F.-A I V , .4 MICHAEL JOHN BERNSTEIN Lasting memories of all the times spent with Doug-a real friend, J.R., Pope, Steve, Peter and the MRCC , . . . Steamer Lane .. . Rocky Horror .. . The Tzakmobile . .. X-country with Un- cle Jules Renaldo The Mouse and all of the friends that have shared these good times. Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. - Grateful Dead ft? 'i j . if , lg I ...:GSS Quit 1 Hgifil ii: - ' ix E, WENDI J. BLAU The secret of life is enjoying the pas- sage of time. - J.T. Reminiscing February 2, 1979, M,B.'s stolen cupcakes, Stew's party, Vermont, 6th period pig-outs, what- ever , Hilton Head, L.F. and M.P., the rock, John's, tennis, West End, and many other unforgettable good times spent with great friends. Special thanks to my parents for all their love, support and understanding throughout the years. To Anne, a very special friend-we've shared so many memo- ries, thanks for always being there. 4!f ' MITCHELL BIRNER lt's a town full of losers, l'm pulling out of here to win. -Bruce Springsteen l'll always remember: cards with the three stooges . . . The track and pinball with Bernie Z and Teddy Bill G's Sett Go Go Yak Tongue The train with Fat Jack, Steve, Ronnie and Ricky First period study with Pig Face, Em, Rodent Wimpers and Can- nonball. Varsity Football and Wrestling and J,V. Basketball with Nunz. Special love and thanks to my mother and fa- ther, without your love and under- standing I wouldn't have made it this far. AMY BLUM The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them -George Ellistan I am really grateful to those friends who have always been there to help me along the way and whose love I could never do without. l'll never forget: the slumber parties, Birchwood, R.M.C.C., jogging with Beth, 9!26f79 WAR, The Sting, Doobies Concert, spy who PLOP!, Fridays, and MaxweII's. Thanx for all the great times and good luck!

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JOANNE BOTTORFF . . . I hope I'm not allgrown up yet... 'cause I'm not any of the things I want- ed to be when I grew up!! Memories of great times with Nancy, Ellen, Robyn, Gail, Robbie, Pattie, and Laura b.f. Lenore Maine the girls from V.T. . . . the ugliest house . .. 7!7l79 Mummenschantz CSE CA '80 with Nan Future plans include college and a medical career in Maine. Lots of love to my family! DAVID BRAUNSTEIN A fool will lose tomorrow, reaching back for yesterday. Good times with: Hal, Dave C., David. Gregg, Mitch, and Michael. Remember Entry without a break in Citron's ga- rage. Days at the beach, giving click foots, football at Heritage, and nights like Swenson's. Thanks to two people for trying. CINDI BRANDT Wait a little while to welcome What you're after Give it the time to find its way to you And soon as you no longer try You'll turn and find it Standing by your side. -Ken Loggins Loving memories . . . Florida and an ev- erlasting friendship with Beth, dancing, sister 3, prince charming, L8tM, pleez , Boston Summer iidj, 40, L.l., Cornell esoteric, JACKSON, Chiv- blonde and blue, fun times with Barry and special Lori, Four each other - B.C.J.C., and Jill, thanks for your hon- esty and understanding-you're beauti- ful. A dreamer lives forever MICHAEL J. BRAUN Men of strength and character take joy in sports. Co-captain Mike will always remember the outstanding '79 football season, Nautilus, pumping iron, Seaside '78, '79, '80 and The Goose . Good times shared with Phip's son, Jim Boubis, Greg, Puffhead, and Jose will never be forgotten. Mike anticipates playing football while attending college and a successful career. dif,f'n fa . , -f l I MATTHEW D. BRENNER I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on. -Supertramp Great times include playing cards C.A.S.T. Parties, especially Wen- di's, don't forget the B.R. the Jr. Prom Concerts Partying with Lance and Bruce .. . Summer '78 with Lance my b-ng managing: Soc- cer, Basketball, Baseball Ma-a-att. Thanks to everyone who helped make these years interesting. Special thanks to a beautiful and special person who was always there when I needed her and with whom many great times were spent, Janet. ROBERT BRENNER If you get confused, Listen to the mu- sic play. -Robert Hunter Alby gives his goodnight to J.B., Rick, Leo, Toast, Spin, 81 Gers fthat low lying Sleazeb. Goodnight to Juice's smile, My money to B.C.'s pockets, my study ta- ble il like youj .... Goodnight to J.B.'s basement, the incredible amount of redheads my eyes have been open to, and the few mellow teachers l've met in 3 years. Friendship with Jerry and the Boys will prove long lasting. See you in the A.M.