Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Frou! wuz' Earl Cornish, Bill Dougherty, Leslie Ectman, joe Russo, Tom Norton. Bark rozv: Larry Ames, Mike Mancuso, Russ Veduccio. Led by the brilliant quarterback- ing of Joe Russo, the Athletic Board rose to immeasurable glory. Among other events, the Board's great efforts produced two spectacular battles on the football field between the freshmen and sophomores, in which, after much grunting and groaning, the sophs prevailed on both occasions. Hmmm, that's a hero? .1-,, Come on kids, loud and clear! ff Hey, we're doing a single wing, aren't we?

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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

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Frfnzz wuz- Barbara Ramsdell, Loretta Colella, Sherry Ballou, janet DiCicco, Claudette Soolcian, Leslie Ectman. Burk row: Mark Scarsella, Frank Scarsella, Harry Bornstein, Ronald Colotta, Bill Dougherty, Peter Boyardjian. 1 ---'i 'viii ,. , ,..m........qqhv-uunni Why couldn't they have picked me for Lolita? DRAMA CLUB Curtain Out! Lights Up! And N.j.C.'s version of the Char- les Street Players swung into action. Amidst grease paint, missed cues, and stars caught up in the folds of the curtain, these budding Barry- mores worked a long season, which culminated in a soulful production of MacLeish's, 11'- f 'fi1 1' A ' I want two more volunteers!