College High School - La Campanilla Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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MARILYN CHRISELL HOVER Marilyn . . . genuine and pure ... a devilish grin and a knowing gleam In her eyes ... a sudden piercing laugh . . . youngest In the class . . . Co-Edltor-In-Chlef of our CRIER . . . eye-catching headlines — Staff Sows Wild Oats . . . talented flutist, actress . . . Tweedle Dum, Leonora FIske, and Helen Keller . . . consistently sees all sides, can ' t be snowed under . . . Awww c ' monnn! . . . unique and pro- vocative opinions . . . Kenzie . . . obvious hHover good looks . . . noted appetite: You have any meat? . . . skilled seamstress ... a clever, felicitous, and multi-dimensional mind; totally aware ... a basically serious outlook, mixed with child-like instincts and sporadic mirth . . . natural and free . . . compatible with the world. All her ways are pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Proverbs 23

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RICHARD DUNCAN HAMILTON Dick . . . tall, lanky, and handsome . . . nonchalant Treasurer and President of Student Council ... his bowling team and church basketball . . . cross country drop-out . . . Ranger Hockey! . . . reliable CRIER Sports Editor and Yearbook Business Manager . . . summers in Paradox, Camp Elektor, and Switzerland . . . Principia-bound . . . Laura . . . flexible legs which can do strange things . . . usually sleepy, hungry, or both . . . finally received an anxiously awaited license . . . collegiate dresser . . . keenly discerning and moderately dogmatic . . . often keeps to himself, though eagerly welcomed and accepted by any circle . . . sharp and to-the-point; gets things done . . . coherent, concise, and confident ... a clear thinker with logical ways and means. Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. Tacitus

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The will to do, the soul to dare. Scott BRIDGFORD AINSWORTH HUNT Bridg . . . Do you have a nickname, Bridgford? . . . amazing scien- tific know-how: do-it-yourself organs, color televisions, oscilloscopes, etc. . . . semi-hippie with semi-radical views . . . innumerable meetings, parties, and sleep-overs . . . There ' s no e in Bridge . . . expert freelance photog- rapher . . . discovers an aesthetic approach to anything . . . It ' s nice! . . . light shows and assorted contraptions scattered throughout his house . . . discombobulated locker and room . . . the legendary Shelter Island . . . home away from home in The City . . . has the uncanny ability to support his arguments with trivial but unarguable facts and figures . . . modern decoration chairman of every dance . . . pioneered the memor- able aluminum foil lowered ceiling . . . outgoing and often startlingly blunt . . . always takes the first step in relating to other people ... an easy-come, easy-go type of philosophy . . . favors the non-aristotelian way of life. 24