Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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TRACEY D. COLE We may lose or we may win but we will never be here again. -Eagles Memories include- Lavallette '79 . . . A.Y.F.C. OR WHAT! Pumpkin Hunt- ing F.H. with Miss Clause spe- cial friends-Anne, Lee-Ann, and Mi- chelle. Mom 81 Dad-thanks for every- thing, I will always love you. To Russ- you are very special to me and always will be. Thanks for all the beautiful memories. MARIA COLOMBRITA Life is a song worth singing. Maria's usually out clubbing with Diana, Steffi, Lisa, and Ro, Lisa, and Mona ... Summer of 79 , Ortley, 6th avenue crew, Baby O, surf club, comicosis, and a lot of sun. Florida with Lisa, Steffi- dieting , Fun in Batitte's, hanging with Robin. Diana-thanks for just being there. Special thanks to my mother. Memories will always be cherished with that special someone. . 'Q:,:g.i ' ' T' ' ' ' - , 'I iq if ,, -..g-,Lay -, 1 H ,l..,,.L,.l.-A Y, qii ' ':'ll:f1:J'E I 1 I ' 414 . n- .PT T57 ,ii -Y ii- ii. , V. JENNIFER BETH CQRWIN Some men see things as'they are and say 'why?' l dream things that never were and say 'why not? -George Bernard Shaw Thank-you to all my friends for making my years at LHS so special. Key Club, MEH, Mrs. Payne's English and the .Iu- nior Prom will never be forgotten. To Tina, Linda, Diana, and Kara: Love and thanks for St. Patrick's Day, Conven- tion '79, bleak days, birthdays, pin stripes, and the special times that only we could have shared. Cuz- friends come and . . . they were right! To my parents and Steve, thanks for under- standing. I'll love you. always. Sl PETER COURTER Strike up to reach a mountain, be so nice on the outside, but inside keep -The Who During these three years at LHS, I have had the opportunity to make some new friends and have a lot of good times with them. People like Doug, Jim, Mark, Ferg, Gayster, Mike, The Law- yers, A-109, Uncle Bjarne, Mr. Reilly, Barry, Mike, Gers, and The Who con- cert. I hope it doesn't end here. ambition. l I RANDY S. CORWICK It doesn't matter where you're head- ed As long as you've taken the first step. -R.S. Corwick The TV Studio was the highlight of my high school years. As a co-director of the Studio, I learned how to run a tele- vision crew. As for making the tennis team, I never did achieve that goal. I enjoyed striving towards that goal. 1: s're 11' SUSAN MARIE COX Looking out at the sea, I believed what I said when I said, I feel free. -S.M.B. Pucky a life time, spontaneous, no ma ... Buy a Shell?, Fireman's, Luci, Battleship, snagged, Rainbow Seaside, '79, Rats, 096 Cutting, Bunnie, M 81 M's, Football Games, Heartthrob, Cuz 81 Co., pouting, the wall, HATS, Edna Cherrie Blossom, nutritionally con- vinced, Nick, Memories: Ilene, Lucia, Kathy, Robin, and Beth.

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fl r-...L f ,L 'KI STACEY COHEN g Stacey can best be described as unique and exciting. Her years at LHS were highlighted by Mrs. Furst's classesuthe Chorus trip to Kenmore, Drivotrainer and Behind the Wheel, and good friends. Memories include: Two Guys, Lake Como '79, driver's license, horse- back riding, copperenameling, TAC l and Il. She values her family, boyfriend and ideals most and would like to pur- sue a career in the field of law. n I ' , ig .- A ' f 'Q ,nf 2 UQ STEVEN COHEN X DEBBIE COHN Good times with Pam, Margie, Maria, Colleen and Cathy will always be re- membered. Coming home from Pt. Pleasant '78, The Fort, Englishtown . . . The End of the Road . . Lake Ho a . p t- cong, Pam's sixteenth birthday. Col- leen and Pam, thanks for always being there when I needed you. Rusty. you make every day special for me, l love you. MATTHEW COLASUONNO Rocket engines burning fuel so fast. up into the night sky they blast, thought the universe the engines whine, could it be the end of man and time. Back on earth the flame of life burns low, everywhere is misery and woe, pollution kills the air, the land and sea, Man prepares to meet his destiny - Black Sabbath

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PERRY CRIMI Hungover red-eyed Dog tired satisfied lt's a long road and a Little wheel and it takes A lot of turns to get there. Thank you -CDB '74 S, X. GLENN CUMMINGS A new door is opened old doors slam behind us To which the keys are falling Just out of reach out of sight ... forgotten . . . Thanks Dodle r-1 L .fx 'X l 2. JOHN M. CRUMMEY We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of man- kind, or to make it the last. -John F. Kennedy Nickname Huah John is usually found in the computer room. He'lI nev- er forget D+D 84 H.C., MRCC, Carvel, Phantasm, Physics labs and his friends. John plans to study chemical engineer- ing or physics. xv ' 7 ' Y- 1 g DAN CUBERT Thanks to the Baritone Bros., Mr. Bill, Mr. Sluggo, Mr. Hands, Shotz, James, Keithsters, Felix, Wayne S., Ma Wa, The Usual and Unusual Gang of Women, and Bri. Special thanks to Marchall Brody C13 yearsb and The Mystery Woman. Touch the last of what is past MAHAVISHNU '80 -Gentle Giant ED. L. CUPOLI . . . Good times spent with Cannonball, Jules, Mongo, Big Sam, Whimpy and Fat Jack. Painting the roof Those cruising nights with The boss that will always rank . the summer of '79 and the Great Camping trip? The unforgettable Bronco Busters midnight hockey games. And thanks to D.C. and P.C. for all those good times you helped me have. 15,51 'Nr' KATHLEEN CURRY To laugh is to love, and I love to laugh. l'Il always remember and be thankful for the great friends I have, and the good times and laughter we shared. Special thanks to my family. Never for- get Mickey Coconuts! Wooof ... Twirling ... G.A. ... the shore ... football games . .. summer of '79 ...' gubers and especially B.K. and the gang: Remember- everything will work ou . ,