Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Freshmen BACK ROW: David Rousseau, Fred Strong, John Whitney, Richard Louis, John Vance, Henry Paltrineri, Donald Luster. FRONT ROW: Richard Arnold, Paul Engborg, Rosalind Liberace, Paul Toomey, Kevin Pheeney. Q 'J' ...Q E ...Q-4' X X ' lt 2 , Q1 F' 1 S 4 f g , ,Y We L i t ,Q I: 1:-N I f J ex: 3 YR I f ' X - , Q V 4 Q1 4 .,,.. , HA ' A f , f I , , I K I , K K if I Z XAU E9 ,, I , In ,N J? afgywf F7 Wh , 'Il it Vi. Z ,, , 2 , f E :H , R gf S. ,qi R Ja K et!! 1 4 Q n 7. ai Q D X' x vxfvl i Q . ,1 N NNE

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Knight, Merriam 34 Charles St., Auburndale Future Plans: State Dept. Activities: Newspaper, Chorus, Intemational Club Hobby: stamps Koutoujian, Peter 14 Adams Ave., Newton Activities: baseball, basketball Hobby: girls, cars, sports Knox, Kenneth L.. 105 Fairview Drive, West Newton Loring, Donald R. 26 Pierrpont Rd., Newton Future Plans: Boston University Hobby: cars, hunting Lovering, Kenneth M. 16 Battle Green Rd., Lexington Mac Innes, Richard B. 11 Puritan Rd., Watertown Mansur, Bernard J. 3 Amory Rd., Waltham Future Plans: B.U. or U. of Houston McCullough, Warren F. 149 Irving St., Watertown Mississian, Zabelle 84 Bowers Stf, Newtonville Mullahy, William H. 10 Clarendon St., Newtonville Nicolazzo, Frank 10 Andrea Rd., Framingham Future Plans: college Hobby: playing with my daughter Oakes, Richard W. 163 Day St., Auburndale Future Plans: Nasson College Hobby: swimming Percy, James K. 311 Beacon St., Newton Centre Peschier, William P. 287 Elliot St., Newton Future Plans: college, service Activities: basketball, baseball Hobby: sports, girls Quigley, Robert W. 5 Harrington St., Newtonville Rowell, Carolyn Fay 120 Woodstock Ave. Rutland, Vermont Future Plans: Guilford College Santarpio, Ronald 121 Withington Rd., Newtonville Future Plans: college Silverman, Stephen L. 162 Independence Dr., Brookline Future Plans: business Sutherland, Frederick J. 60 Wyoming Rd., Newtonville Sullivan, James V. 88 Central St., Auburndale Future Plans: Tufts College Vangel, Samuel J. 46 Cummings Rd., Newton Centre Waters, John F. 62 Margin St., West Newton Zalcman, Jack 90 Clark Ave., Chelsea I ,,.if.ij'f,I .. .- - . ' ' ,v,':- . f.,: F 5 -. ,,f'a-:2f2q'7?F:f4,-Fiqh''-'QT 1 4 'F ssfiffffrf ff' ' gil .ff7i!' ' 'ti , vt ,JH 'lit Y A 1 .' . S U . .f 'x '14'g w. , . - .. l ,. , . -, - MD, ':i.-1g4-Cf '.. A ig- .'-12'-. ' 135923,-'11 J- ' C - f ' ' 'V' -ive vs.:-' ,QP '- 'P s . Q: wg,.'- -'--. .:,' -.1 N 4 fi. '- -'mfs' 'mt-ff . :of 'mu' '- .4 ' -,W -A 'P ' . N -J -'eip' .' f-TX, 'L' U fl , . U, gg . ,list I' : .1-.fr '. 1 .-.21 -. f.,,- -'-.. - A A ' .v '... - fr X-L ' 9

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. ,QAM ,1 11,7 '.5lfo JH: Ziflinfl ?? '-.,t q its AB? , ffl 7 f . X251 5 its gifts? 'f.-F55 ,, . , . time T' xl I .Ev R, x',3l.5' . 53562 vu- x fir: ll fl s L 4, rf, ,LL ,S .. t f A I 2 ,sibl- n .tys .Mfg is Lf: r It ' 'rw I ' . .L -lullifi Q il' ' . 9' 71 'tj L gl Q 'if fly' I LD 1 r 0 33:5 '4w,-'?- f. 2' :ffllf A. 1 ! .-Q ,f-f I9 fn-l I1 f' , mgeqwe - ..,q :s'.' X3 . JL I :Z 111' ,AL -5:25-. fl? 1' 1 . 'f :Q , 1 y , dx rfiafi b- f 'Q r , - h 7 s 5 l .f , u ' v , 1 - K. ' f... ' V' 514' ci--I VW ., , D AK, ox 1-1-.N A 'A . . C5225 fl sl fn Ltlyfftfx' - g .f? Y' Q2 1455 The NJC freshmen have contributed much to the betterment of the college by heading boards and clubs, serving on various committees, and adding to the honor list . . . Diplomatic speeches could be heard through the corridor, heralding the approach of Jay Wilson, vice- chairman-treasurer of the student council, member of the social board and international club . . . Bob Holmes and Lang Anderson' also represented the freshmen on the student council. The Arnold Twins have been active in heading the social affairs---Bob, as chairman of the outing club, and Dick as chairman of the social board. Other freshm en on the social board include: Joan Hun- ter, secretary, Ros Liberace, Monique Lombard, Sylvia Diamond, Carolyn Cleveland, Jim Levenbaum, Dick Barrette, Bob Arnold, and Paul Engborg. The pop of flash bulbs announced the approach of Dick Barretts and Dick White---Dick White, in ad- dition to being a Reflector photographer has been chairman of the athletic board and played baseball. Also on the baseball team were Ray Acheson, Joe Adario, Bob DiCicco, Don Jones, Jim Levenbatun, Dick Louis, Dick Arnold, and Duncan Perro. The building improvement committee, under the direction of John DiBenedetto, included freshmen KevinPheeney,Jane Bailey, and Cliff Benoit---who have exerted a never-ending effort in improving the lounge as well as the rest of the building. Williel-larris,JohnDavid Jenkins, Bob Holmes, and Don Luster were freshinan members of the basket- ball team. The internafional club, headed by Sylvia Diamond, was fortunate to have among its members, David Rousseau, from France and co-chairman, Monique Lombard from Switzerland, and Vincent Finelli from Italy. Jack Whitney was given the honor of being chosen chairman of the publications board and business manager of the 1957 Reflector. Freshman committee members included Paul Toomey, Charles Raworth, Sylvia Diamond, Lang Anderson, Dick and Bob Arnold, Dick Barrette, and Jane Bailey. It is thanks to the efforts of the above freshmen and the whole student body that NJC has had such a successful year. 15