Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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7 And your address is ? ? ? With a skill and equanimity born of bitter experience, the capable Newton junior College Yearbook Staff produced a masterpiece unequalled in the annals of botched endeavor. Although created by a staff numbering in the thousands, with members so dedicated that many flunked out of school, the yearbook was nearly left unfinished. CBut this was the result of an over-abundance of conflicting, good ideasj Finally, however, due to unusual co-operation between the staff and the advisor, the 1963 Reflerfor found its way to press and is now available for your amusement. If you want a good suggestion . . . as 23 Well, you could haxe fooled me'

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5 , Fmzzl rffzzx' jim Nohle, Claudette Sookian. Steve Dryer, Larry Kellem, Ann Kuper- man, Russ Veduccio. Bark wzzx' Skip Sesling, Larry Ames, Earl Cornish, Harry Bornstein, Al Anthony, Bill Dougherty, Dick Bows, Roger Barmash. Having overcome the difficulties of an inexperienced college staff, the Newton Junior College Newspaper, with a new, enlarged budget provided by the school, went out and hired the likes of Hemingway and Faulkner and other well-informed writers to produce an amazing facsimile of The New York Timer. 24