Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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CLASS PRUPHECY Well friends, this is your friendly an- nouncer-I am glad to see so many here at the tenth reunion picnic of NJC's class of 1961. I have been informed by Barbara Cosentino, chairman of the picnic commit- tee, that there is plenty of liverworst and provolona for all-no shoving please! Now let's catch up with a few of our friends. Over near the tables I can see Dick Rhodes, Chairman of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Tractors. Tch, tch take your hand out of the cookie box. Mrs. Stonberg is passing out vanilla ice cream for everyone and Dr. Merrill has the coke. Margret Martin, Social Director at the U. N., has planned lots of games for today. At one table near the swings are Joel Geller, manager of the Celtics, Bill Willis, part- owner of Sarni's, Jon Mucci, the treehouse magnate, and Mike Ross, head manicurist at Marilyn Damon's Beauty Saloon. They seem to be enjoying a long game of whist. Speak- ing of swings, the woman who is singing with such gusto is Mary Adorno, the famous Metropolitan alto, with her is Sidney Grace. her accompanist on the harp. At a table by the tennis courts, I can see Mr. and Mrs. Alan Deutsch changing the diaper of their tenth child. Isn't it handy that daddy drives the Dydee Diaper truck? Trying to amuse the child is the current teenage idol, Bill Broderick and his Thump- in' Three Joseph Tobin, John Hoar, and Joseph Nugent. Eaing a pickle, is Paul, owner of the Katz Briefcase Co., and he still has his hat on folks. Paul. try some of Barbara Cosen- tino's lasagna, it's delicious too. It came straight from her Italian restaurant Cosen- tino's Hideaway . Shooting marbles near the drinking foun- tain, I just spotted Chester Baker who is now raising Fox Terriers and Mike Delou- chry, an instructor in Cha-cha at Charlie Maffiola's Cha-cha Palace. Larry had to change his name so he could use Wildroot Cream Oil. Playing badminton at the far end of the field are Lorraine Mosher, Chairman of the Nursing Dept. at NJC, and Pat MacEwen. her assistant. Their opponents are Dick Rhodes and Dick Simeone who is just back from the races at Seabring. The athletic equipment for the picnic has been provided by the YWCA, compliments of Arne Parma. Friends, I have just been handed a letter by Brendon White, the Boston Post Office's chief messenger boy, from Lorraine West. She regrets that she is unable to be here today because of Mike McNeil's birthday party. I guess that the society in Manhat- ten moves pretty fast. By the side of the pool, I can see Herb McKinny, Olympic diver, and Harry Nichols, who is a professor of Home Ec. at a nearby junior college for girls. They seem to be enjoying themselves, reminiscing about the good old days at NJC. A head just popped up in the center of the pool. It looks like Ruth Katz. School is out, so she is on vacation too. Over by the diving board is Barbara Storer, 1971's Sec- retary of the Year. Well, I guess that's all folks-I hope to see you all again in 1981