Garland Junior College - Commonwealth Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Left to right first row Hester Holbrook, Millie Mapp, Lena Hallock, Lynn Murrah, Pat Plum Cpresidentj Kathy Cronan Melinda Mitchell, Judy Hansen. Second row: Sue Reeves Muffy Clark Linda Trimmingham, Anne Chadwick, Mary Pear, THE TUDE T CQU QIL The Student Council is every studentis se- curity and responsibility. It is designed to solve academic and social problems which affect the welfare of the college as a whole. Its decisions are the result of careful consideration by the members of the council and, thanks to the support of Garland's students, I feel we have accomplished our goal.

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Virgina Abbott, Priscella Belmont, Margot Harding fEditorJ, Emily Fuller. Judy Broggini, Mary Louise Marcy, Judy Ziegler, Sheila Donnell. THE C0 M0 WE LTH STAFF Meeting every Wednesday since October, the 1962 Yearbook Staff of Garland have been seen with pencils behind their ears, biting their nails, and tearing their hair out trying to meet the deadlines. Heard during yearbook meetings: What size shall we make the book? What kind of finish on the paper? Who is going to help with the drawings? How many pages should we have? DO something! The seniors have just got to get their pictures in. Do YOU have a camera? Call a meeting. What sort of a lay- out should we use for this page? Ads are im- perative. How can we finance the book? We need more adslu We have tried to offer you a yearbook that will bring back memories of good friends and good times. However, we must all be careful not to cling to these memories but rather to cherish them so that they can help us to grow and learn. Benjamin Franklin has said, To- day is yesterdayls pupil. We will all be going in different directions to new, exciting, and perhaps unknown futures. But with the help of the 1962 Commonwealth, we, the staff, hope that you will always remember Garland.

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Left to right, front row: Judy Ziegler, Brenda Farber, Mary Ellen Burke. Second row: Janet Farnham, Jeanne Gordon, Sheila Donnell, Julie Ferry, Sue Foster, Barbara Birdsall, Charlotte Biddle, Ellen Fish, Miss Kiley. Third row: Carolyn O'Conor, Pat Plum, Sue Cambell, Cinda Sessions, Hester Holbrook. Missing, presi- dent, Sue Kelley, Carol Friedland, Margot Harding, Diane Fay, Rose Jean Chang. THE GARLAND LE GUE Philanthropic activities are an important aspect of the League. The girls participate in the welfare drive, volunteer work, and social events for underprivileged people. Throughout the year the League has in- cluded among its activities picnics, splash- parties, mixers with local colleges, as well as informal concerts. At the annual skit night, Minot House was presented with a Revere bowl for its winning skit. Among the highlights of the year were the colorful Christmas Ball, the evening at the Pops, and Spring Weekend. The League climaxed its year of successful activities with a school-wide beach party.