Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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O ur I7 C er 17101, Stl. Opp Iufffz S 3 33 53 29 e 559 66 9 57 D 42 43 Y 550 33 if 2 35 mall C 69 4, Basketball 69 51 59 57 en 60 5 55 50 Newton Junior College's basketball victory was achieved by the unyielding effort of Coach Bev Wilson, Co-captains Norm Rosseau and Don Luster, the team, and Manager, John David Jenkins. The Garden Citians overpowered each opponent with a skillful offense and a stubborn defense. Throughout the season, the team displayed and demonstrated judgement, character, and leadership. It is no wonder that after an early loss to our title contender, Burdett, the team surged upward winning nine consecutive games. Spurred on by the NJC cheering section, Newton Junior College faced Burdett in the Greater Boston Small College Conference and emerged victorious by a score of 55 to 50. Thus, for the second time in five years the league title was ours. The trophy is not only significant of a fine team, but also purports spirit, perseverance, capability, and Newton Junior College. '

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Athletic Board It is the responsibility of the Athletic Board to buy all equipment necessary for NJC sports. Headed by Robert St. John, Chairman, Donald Rubenstein, Treasurerg and Louis Farrugia, Secretary, the Board, aided by Mr. Judge, faculty advisor, has purchased the supplies for the baseball and basketball teams as well as kept the ping-pong room equipped. The Board furnished measurements for our winning basketball tearn's jackets and aided in acquiring them. They further helped NJC by arranging transportation for the team. LEFT- TO RIGHT: Charles Roche, Dick Irwin, Louis Farrugia, Bruce Dewire, Mr. Judge Bob St. John Q' N -r

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