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

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In every deed of mischief she had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Gibbon KARLA FLOWER HUNTINGTON Karlota . . . early acceptance at St. Lav rence . . . delightfully scatter- brained . . . last of the Huntington line . . . Shep ' s sister . . . imita- tor of the famous Huntington sarcasm and facial expressions ... re- cipient of the coveted cheerleader ' s Rookie-of-the-Year Award . . . What does mean? ... I don ' t get it. . . . instigator of the amazing cream pie fiasco . . . alv ays ready to do anything for the class . . . numerous parties at the Lake . . . single-handedly made a trio out of Janet and Ann ... an astounding wealth of historical informa- tion . . . long-winded, mixed-up, round-about, yet knowledgeable dis- sertations . . . strange descriptive phrases: That ' s raunchy! . . . gullible and naive ... a cockeyed optimist ... an even blend of insanity and ability. 25

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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

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«!V!- wl - 0 MICHAEL JOSEPH KOWALSKI Good sense and good nature are never separated Anonymous Mike . . . quiet and reserved . . . takes life in his stride . . Ngursk[i) . . . pre-tied ties and Joe tieclips . . . raisins, pretzel, and paper bag for lunch ... his cafeteria girlfriend . . . Well ... ... summer NSF Economics Institute in Minnesota ... a history whiz and a Keenen favorite . . . the expeditious speedster of the gridiron and diamond . . . Phil ' s constant companion . . . Miguel . . . Kowaiski . . . plan- ning and expecting to be rich someday ... his trusty Pan Am investment . . . the Gurski spurts of laughter at the wrong times . . . that This is ridiculous. glance . . . cham- pion round-table b.s. ' r . . . easily grossed out . . . known for casual funny remarks when you least expect them . . . ske p- tical and somewhat shrewd . . . polite, patient, and practical . . . incapable of hurting people ' s feelings ... a well-round- ed, genuine nice guy.