Newton Junior College - Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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N F . x Now who's staying at the Inn, and who's at the hotel. I wonder if they're bringing this on the ski weekend? vy,.a-an-in wwf,-Iv 1 I v mimi 'i If this is the Social Board, I'll be social! I will now limbo under the table.

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SCCIAL BCDARD From rozzx' Janet DiCicco, Leslie Ectman, Bill Tilley, Sherry Ballou, Lynne Brooks. Middle mu' Claudette Sookian. Bev XY'ires. lXI111'garet Ventre, Lolli Killgallon, Virginia McGrath, Ann Kuperman Claire O'Neil, Irene Thall. Bak rffzzx' Bill Dougherty, Earl Cornish, Paul Brown, Ronnie Colotta Fd lNIcCormack, Russ Veduccio. Arthur Quincy. All play and no work makes lack a social man! So spoke this gre- garious group of N.l.C.'ers. In Festive Fall, in Wondrous Winter, and again in Sweet Spring, this hep group could be seen, bounding about the campus, planning events, selling tickets, and spreading cheer Cwhile slyly avoiding Vance Packard's dubious glare lj 28

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1 Fmzzf wzw: Ilene Jordan, Lolli Killgallon, Maggie Dowd, Margaret Ventre. Barb wfzzz' Dave Linch, Duane Sams, Mary McCormack, Bob Venedam, Bob Leone. LIBRARY CCMMITTEE Although its true value will never be known, the Library Committee, acting as medium between the library and the students, has done much to improve the variety of available reading matter. Now, for the first time in the history of the college, one can find in the catalogue such books as Pirking Roses on Mount Everett and The Guide to Lounge Hygiene. Not withstanding these great improvements, the Library Committee will continue to move forward, with great vigor! if eff I wonder if they know they're in the library. 50 ' 'f' 'Twas the day before finals . . I