Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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If he hadn't kept me out so late last night! N-1 lug That's the trick, Nick. It starts with a C , ends with an R , and has three letters

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The Compus Boord Front row: jane Langmaid, Nick Albano, Sherry Ballou fCO-ClI7LIf1'7IIdlIj, Leslie Ectman, Russ Veduccio, Claudette Sookian. Bark wuz' Andrea Carmichael, Earl Cornish, Ann Kuperman, Ed McCormack, Sally Sholkin, Bill Dougherty. fMi.r.i'irzg,' Janat DiCiCCo, Co-Clnzirzzzrzzzj With its motto Be Prepared and its symbol, Crossed Brooms, the Campus Board swept through the year. Each morning it awoke to think of the day: up to quickly move furni- ture and paint the lounge before baking cookies for the Tea it had to host in the afternoon, while, at the same time, writing invitations to the dance it must decorate for tomorrow, and leaving enough time to whip up a song and dance act to be performed at the banquet tonight. And having thought, it rolled over and went back to sleep. 17

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PARKING COMMITTEE F1-our ima: Clint Knight, Claire O'Neil, Bob Swajian, Al Swanson, Nancy Osborn, Joe DiPoli, Middle wuz' Mark Scarsella, Frank Scarsella, Tom Goldson, Ed McCormack, Ed Kassok, Dick Laurie, Marty Ellison. Bark muff Ronnie Rubin, Gil Sakakeeny, Bill Tilley, Dave Wienberger. 4 Fighting against roaring blizzards and torrential rains, the fearless lawmen of NJC. relentlessly patrolled the campus from dawn to dusk in search of the College-Enemy Number One-the Parking Violator. Using modern crime-prevention methods, Cie. hang- ing by the thumbs, exile, etc.j this strong, determined group of men and women, dedicated to the ideals of proper parking, created order where chaos had always reigned. E 19