Garland Junior College - Commonwealth Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Colleges all over the world welcome their freshmen with open arms in September. Each girl who came to Garland for the first time last fall was an individual with her own fears and hopes. Each girl read the Garland Catalogue, however, not one of us knew what college was actually all about. The seniors welcomed us and made us feel immediately at home, and before long we became a part of the college. The individuals all became uladiesn, Garland Girls. Soon we found our place both in the resident houses and in the different departments of the school. In our first year at Garland we have squirted water through Bunsen Burners and have spilled paint on living room rugs. We have also realized that being a college student means more than doing classroom work. We have learned the meaning of responsibility. It takes girls with initiative and outright nerve to take on the jobs which eventually produce mixers, dances, dinners, a newspaper, a yearbook, an organized library, and the school's internal co-ordination in general. We hope we have learned enough this year to be able to fit into the shoes the seniors leave behind and do as good a job as they have done. Anne Delafield, Vice President Sue Cambell, President Doe Warner, Secretary K

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