Garland Junior College - Commonwealth Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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C077 4-O7 was ably represented this year in the Student Council and House Council by Susan Reeves, Janie Chase, Cyndy MacColl, and Dolly Hall. We also took great pleasure in welcoming Chantal LeMonier who came to us from Paris to study for the second semester. All of us this year have enjoyed maintaining the traditional home- life found in the individual houses. We have had a very happy year and are deeply indebted to Mrs. Powers, whose guidance and under- standing nature will always remain with us.

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alll Our house is in the center of all the activity of the school. We are proud to be depended upon when the school wants to entertain the Board of Trustees, Parents on parents' day, people at functions such as school dances, and the girls who have classes here every day. We were proud to have the Scientists of New England entertained here. Within the house our problems have consisted of nothing greater than necessary noise and the overly-large consumption of food. The milkman has testified to the fact that he delivers more milk to this house than any of the others despite the fact that many houses have more girls than we. We have worked together to solve whatever prob- lems we have had, and we appreciate Mrs. Holt's contributions. Our house is one of leaders as anyone can see from the represen- tation of our girls in such activities as the Garland League, the Athletic Association, Glee Club, Great Decisions, Student Council, Notables, class offices, and the yearbook. Where's Hamburger?