Little Flower High School - Garland Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1943
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,Q n X ,,,. i.Ei3x I ff 'MQ 'Nnmnal Schollstn Prees Cuholu Snhool Press Pcnnsxls mn S h mul Pm sa A muon -Xisoun lon ASSOCIIIIOI1 sson F Pl -X11 Anmerxcm Honors Xl1C1rhol1c Honors lrst ue 19-41 1947 1941 1947 194' I 'X . , 52' I i .fi 5' A Q Q 4, 'Y' W if xsxx L I A S 'fyf wmwvwxmg , E4 - .ui ' L' '!. - 7 a mu-sig, 5 if Q 3 'lr QE f f lwff .iff-7 A S iff X i' 'ir if Q! 5 fn, ei!! gi. MXN tm fff p '46 'T A oo n Q I a:liE35f.L .avfflf -Q .A ', ' i'i'.v ., 5 'riff 'ff' '?s , l5fS 591W W' f kfx , ILADELPHIA4 ' i , As Thou. Father in Me. and I in Thee . . . In the first century of Christianity. Galilee reechoed with Christ's prayer for unity among man- kind. In union there is strength . . . The Fathers of our Nation clamored for unity among the colonies. The seed of unity is cooperation, and peace is its fruit. Today, the world is sick at heart because it knows not peace- exploitation reigns. not cooperation! Cooperation is the keynote of the Little Flower Spirit-cooperation with our God and our Country. 1 - ill Iv. Ls?-R-arwfazsav wwf F4 J Q -1 2 W, as 1 I A 5 3 n . , www , ....,.. nnufmuaw, ,,,,,,,,,,,.Ww 'Lam an W .G r 8 in fa.. ,',y .ggi V ,, Yummy N qw mm- r by . l W ,f. 7 Af-7, i1 W T LL I X 5 x 1 - 1 I N LW' ' 5 ' A -Mm K..- LW . 1 t L K -45 .AV ' ' J' vu.s-fwvy,,X,u- any S+.-uw ,, A f. l ir ,C W 'Mmm F . ' 7.4 ' gl 'Tp 4' , .Q I ' 'L ,u ' v -3-, QQ, . Y. ' , 9.23 ex, , , oy r' ' - I 'E fl I Q 4' I ' ' - V . . 4, ' - 4 4 , H . Q 5' 1 'A Q ,G 3 5 , X 'I f ?,1 ' , Q I ,n 4 -6 ' A tg, J C, , , I xy' X .Q - K 5 2 , T jf' fi ' w 132- X A 1 3 . . , n .a, 1 1' 'un v '4f-A 4 V 4 s . ' - r .-.. - 1 . , . Q- -N A V . ' ,, ' . an 'J ,. f . Sh -I K . q 4, 1 ufn. ARE STRENGTHENED OUR LINKS FOR TIME AND FOR ETERNITY. To our dear parents. linked by the Sacrament of Matrinmony, who through cooperation with the graces of this Sacrament have nourished the seed of love in our hearts, and who in cooperation with the Church have secured for us the advantages of an education in an environment where- by we have been trained in love and citizenship for God and Country, we dedicate this, The 1943 Garlandul DEDICIITIOII . ff? .. 15 jffff' ,ff Christ, the Master, IS with us' In cooperation with the Dnvlne Wnll the Son of G d 0 became Man thus forging an eternal lmk between Creator and creature Christ s Ascenslon into Hea yen dnd not ses B wrt you all days ' He counseled Yes He dwells ln our midst and through the Church holds out I-Ins links of grace prayer and the sacra ments Cooperation with these graces IS the solder whereby Little Flower students are unlted T with Christ he Lmk Eternal X . . . , , '. ' ' ' ' ' fer this bond - ehold I am ' h .... . 9 0 . 9 S t S Q., M in 1 9 -- xx H? S Al Littlc Iflowcr. the Holy Sncriflfe of the Nlass i5 uifvrcd wvvkly. Linked thus with Our Divine Af,1.lNKl'I'. our prvp irution fur spirilaml cftlzczislxfp is x ilalivvd. 0llR IIIIIGIIETIC C0 Located at Tenth and Lycoming Streets, a huge magnet draws thousands of girls from 64 parishes in Northeast Philadelphia. What is this strange magnet that attracts so many spirited young ladies? The Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls, educaf tional center of Catholic and patriotic action! The chief source of its magnetism lies within the Catholic atmosphere pervading its walls and coloring every activity. In this environment students have all the advantages of a modern secular education coupled with religion-the soul of proper training. Extrafcurricular activities in sports and cluhs satisfy the wide-range of pupil desires. The friendly chatter of students hustling through the halls and on the stairs hetween classes reflects the cooperative spirit indicative of this vast family of Catholic girls who daily are drawn to the magnetic corner. They start the day with a smile as they look forward to the prohtable, pleasant hours of school life. to school But not now' In days prior to the A B C rationing, many Little Flowerites automoblled EB iii We're going home! As the magnetic corner releases its hold at close of day, students scatter via divers routes. EHDE THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN J BONNER D D LL D Supenntendent of Schools R5 HGV TH P T L struwth of tht p1rmh11l howl my ttm 111 tht Ar hthottst o Ph1l1dtlph11 Ia 11 rtsult of 1tN Llllklnflylll 1 umty Tht R1 ht Rutrtnd Mon s1-'nor ohn Bonmr D D LL D xx th trut fapobtolm tal xutlds 1 potent mflutme H15 L11thus1ast1t 3p1r1t LUH1I11lllllurlfhS ltstlt to h1s lSSlSt1llf super 111tt11dt11ts md ttathers Emourigtd md Uuldtd hy thls trtrntndous leader thq 111 turn 'ITL urved to vrtattr hughts md Cdthoht Qthool th1ldren of tht Arthdlott e of Ph1l1delph11 mre umtul 111 1 sybttm lmktd hy kmdnegs e.1l 'md Chr1t1111 truth ' 7 . ., . . ht ' 5 N 2 ' 2 SC S ' ' C 'E ' f 'I E 'f '- I - ' - - fl 1 ' r -. 'ty ,va 1 . 1 1 - , . 5 ' .I , ,J 1 - - '- -.V I, 5 , . , . ., . ., 1 .. , 1 . 3 5 ,Q , . ,Q Q .. Q .V y . 5 . . I , I . 1 1 I x 3 ' 3' Y K ' x ' I x ' 3 3 1 , 1. 1 5 , sv ' A v 5 a' f - 4- - - ' f 5 a 1 a ' M ' ' S L 2 I ' 2 ' ' 3 ' -, Z ' , 1 S 1 S. 'Ill-1. THE REVEREND JOSEPH G. Cox. J.c.D Assistant Superintendent U 'M I THE REVEREND JOSEPH A. GORHAM. S.T.L. Assistant Superintendent THE REYEREND ANTHONY FLYNN. Ph.D.. lwroadfasts il spiritual tncssngv: every Friday morning. Illini Z, we 5' 'a iw- f Q 1 g in-. if W Z 'K A' 1' lllE lUORI'l... Religion. a major subject and the main link in our Ntwxx' we tire tour! Four years ITLLY lte L1 eumf 9d G l0ml 5YSm ranks high in interest' pariitively short time, hut so mueh reewrel-ingilting history h.is ermvtleel itself into the yeiirs 19394943 that Little Flower Caithwlie High Sehimtwl limi' Klirls has lived gi lung time in this hriet spun. Looking nut u mn the world. she has seen it . l plunged into ai wairftorn universe, She has witnessed OPPOSITE PAGE- LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sister M' the challenge to our helnvetl Ainerieai .1 challenge Adela. I.H.lVl.. Sister M. Adelaide. I.H.lVl.. Sister M. . . 1 l M In those C,mdfgiven rights on xwhieh the Aineiioin Alma Joseph, S.S.J., Sister M. Alphonsus Ligouri. I.H.lVl.. A i Sister M. Anne Dolores. O.S.F. Uovernineiit was tnuntletl, She auisxveretl the All' Out fm' Defense e.ill hy lmieltiiig the XX'-lI Cll-l7l'l pro' grain. just four years algo. when the Class uf '43 were widefeyetl freshmen, this tlmurfsttary red hriek lwuild' ing was otheixilly nzuned the Little Flower Ciithulie Biologists, coveting this sophomore subject. delight in Hlgh Sfhmll lim' Glfli SUI'l'UUl1klv3Ll ln' its grass' the study of the intrimfges of plant life, stiteheel egunpus and fgieing the heziutiful Hunting fCm1li1iiit'tll Above: Below: Sister Anne Rita. G.N.S.H.. Sister M. Aquila. O.S.F.. Sister M. Bernardine. O.S.F.. Sister Carmelitn Marie. Sister Marial Assumpta. I.H.lVl., Sister Austin. S.C.C. I.H.M.. Sister Catherine Marie. S.S.J.. Sister M. Celestis. QPrefectj. Sister M. Benigna Consolata. S.S.J. lVl.S.C.. Sister Cephas Marie. I.H.lVl. IS WITH COUPERHT Good-Neighbor influence is evident as Spanish students prepare to cement Pan-American friendship. Left to Right. Top Row: Sister Mary Charles. I.H.M.. Sister M. Cherubina. I.H.M.. Sister M. Clare Joseph. I.H.M.. Sister M. Clare Josephine. S.S.J.. Sister M. Clare Mercedes. S.S.-I. IVE FHCULTV... l'.1rlt. this fN111th l'h1l.1cl-:lph1.1 hnusr nl ccluc.1t11111 claims thc .11'c.1 l1111'dc1'ctl lay Tt'11th. Twt-lltli. Ly coming. .mtl Luzemc Streets. Littlc I:l11xx'c1' Cl.1th11l1c High S.sl11111l I111' Kiirlm 111.11111ccl hy .1 corps 111 te.1che1's xx'h1- represent tea clillicrclit 1'cl1g11111s c11m111u111t1cs. is llllLlCI' the llll metliatc s11pc1'x'1s11111 ul thc llcvcicimcl tloscpli :X ll111'h.1111. 11Ll1' p1'111c1p.1l. Thus, c1111pc1'.1t11w11 inliuscs itself .1s .1 ltcy cl1.11'.1ctc1'1st1c. All wurlt hand in h.111cl lil 111c11lc.1tc 111t11thc girls u11clc1'thc11' Qlllkltlllit' thhsc p1'1nc1plc.- 111' right living which maltc lim' g1111tl Clll1t'll5lllP lm k.11cl .mtl LLMLIIIITYI .-X culnplctc Illlllllllf. 111c.1s111'111g up In .1ll st.111tl .11'cls llli 11111clr1-11 Stl-lll.lI' CLll'I'lCLll.l .md h.1x'111g that acltlctl NI.lIlllI1.l 111 ltcmg lmsccl 1111 f..1th11l1c ph1l1+s11 phi. is .lllfllltxlllxkl lay the study 111' religion. Thr l.lIlQll.lfU tlcp.11't111c11ts vtlicr tl clLl.lI'ICI 1 fCf1111:1111c11l Constant drill in Latin syntax results not only in efIi- ciency in class work hut also aids in mental development. Chemistry' one of the most vital units of National Defense --is a subject favored hy many seniors. OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sister M. Edmundine. H.I7.N. cpl'0f0fl,. Sister M. Elaine. G.N.S.H.. Sister Mary Electa. O.S.F. fPrefectJ. Sister M. Emma. M.S.C. fprefectj. Sister M. Emmanuel. S.M. Sister Constintt Marx IH M.. Sister Mary Daniel. SS CPreftctj Sister M Dnidica. O.S.F.. Sister Mary Dennis S S Sisttr Dolorts lVl1rie. I.H.M. Bottom Row: l I .,Mv,,4v M 3 .5 I, x nt: Q 4 .ma . . W-. '? 4 '5 Q r ' ' -'! J Y 'Q 2 1-' J H -wmv' ' ! +456 yu q USES Of' Z' , f.ng'Jf , - , f 55' 3 li ,. v,,,,3, nfs. 9 L,, ' R3 T A .K X l 'Q-.F . 'i '..,... 3: gfggfg. viiffT?f'x'1'?w X 5 Q Q--4r',:f.np ' fi' W Wil A 9 A , 'ffl I A7 ugh' k . ' 5 ' i ii' -,'A Wi' .z ' ,A ?i 5. D . ,ff QI ? fy... .. SH f 2 ' W f ' 5? ' ' N fir, 75 4 I 'YQ if' QI Sister Maria Espiritu. l.ll.M. Sister M. Estelle. C.S.H. Sfster Nl. Estelle. O.S.lf. Sister M. Euphrnsin. S.lVl. Qprefectj Sister M. Evaristn. S.M. Sister Nl. Felice. S.lNl. Sister M. Fidelma. O.S.l5. Sister Florentinus Mario. l.ll.M. Sister Marie Francoise. I.H.M. Art-major students work on posters. These are enjoyed by our students and bring prizes to the artists. X., Jah ay, i-gl 02 Q' 'Aj' ff N.. fo Jr ff 4 Q7'rlgJ' ls . -'g- ...EIlEl'llPLIlR5... l'1IlQll1'N I 1 Q .1 , 1' .N ' N. 1 1l1.lQt', 1l1qy 111.11 tlclw 111111 .1111l c11111.11'1 1l1v ll1Ql1 Cllllllll' 111 .111c1Q11t 51.14 .1111l 1l1'.1xx' 1l1r1'c11'11111 llcll i G 11'11.1s111'1w, By 111ll11xx'111g ll1U l1'1'111'l1 1'y1l1. 1l1.11 11111s1 g.1l11111g111'.tl1cx'1111y111A11g1x'4sl1'11111 1l1s l11111l.1111n11t.1ls 1-1 s111'.1l4111g, 1'1'.11l111g, .lllkl xx1'1l111g 111 tl111 1lklX'.lIh't'Al .stutly 111 the l'1'1'11Ql1 !l.1rrlt'S. h11.1111sl1. Il11' 111Au1l111111 11.111111 l.lI1Qll.lQU 111 11111 s1:111l11'1'11 11111gl1l1111's, 11ll1'1's l.11tl1' H11xx1'11t1's .111 .1w1111.1 xx'l11'r1'l1x' ll11'x 1111x' l11'l11 11:'11111111u tl11' l..11111 fX1111'1'11.1 l111111l XX1ll 1111111111111 , , lllillrll. tl1c 111clt11111 11111 111 .1ll l1111'11.11ws lx .1 1111111 j.':.11' 11111.11 1111 CX'vQl'y 1'114tc1'. lllll' t11111'xx.1y lII1QlllNI1Q .NXKlICll l1gl1ts the XX'.lj' 111 g11l1lu11 111111111At11111t1u+ Thy 1l11111.111tl 111 tl1c XX.ll' 11111111111 xx'111Al1l llll' xx 1111 1'1's xx'1tl1 .111 .1tlx'.111c1'tl IN.lll1x'I11.lIlt'.ll l1.11'l4g1'1111111l xx'1ll 11111 find l.1ttlc Fl11xx'111' stL1clQ11ts xx'.111t111g Tl1:'1111gl1 l'C..1llII'CLl .111cl .11lx'.111cc1l ulcctwt' c11111's1's 111fc1'1xl lu' Literary history comes to life in our English With enthusiastic interest. freshmen enter into the Classes as Lady Macbeth challenges her husband. solving of X Y Z Affairs of an algebraic nature. 3. , nLLT.n. m,,M ' ni 9551 xx N,.,, Q 1 1 4 5 5 .'A ln M, ln-i ij W Lmg ML . ' a MfME055UpE 1 ll f I Left to Right: Sister Mary Jane. H.F.N.. Sister M. Jane Margaret. S.S.I.. Sister Mary Joanna. S.S.-I.. Sister Marie joannes, I.H.M. lprefectl, Sister M. john Aloysius, O.S.F. Trigonometry is by no means a stumbling block. Seniors revel in the intriguing scientific intricacies of the subject. The teaeliirig stall at Little Flower' eiimprises memlaers triwiii the tiiillwwiiig religifitis ewmmtiiiitiesz lieritartliiie Sisters ill, llrey Nuns ul' the Saeretl Heart l-H. lvlissiwiiarv Sisters til tli e Saeretl Heart ill, Sisters of Christian Charity Ill. Sisters of the Holy Family wt Nazareth ill. Sisters wt' the lmmaeulate Heart wt lvlary Cell. Sisterl wt St. Fraiieis llll. Sisters til St. .liisepli fl-H. Sisters tit' Nlerey lol. aiiel SISICIY ul- N4rlI't' ljalllt' ll if The liwllivxviiig Sisters til' Notre l7ame are meiiilaers til our Iaeiilty. liiit their pictures tlw not appear iii this lwwltr Sister Elise. SH. Sister Francis Elilalaeth Sister lvlary Aliee Sister Fraiieis -litsepli. SH. Sister Aim St, Fraiieis Sister lvlargaret Therese Sister lvlarie kliilie Sister -laiie Fraiiees Sister lvlary 'loan Sister Aim llieliarel Sislel' lvlary xl-isepli Sister lvlarie liltarles Sister Mary Josephine. S.S.1.. Sister M. Juanita. Sl We 0F CIITHOLIC U.l0I1lIIl'lHO0D... the elup.ar'tmu11t ul' l1l.llllCIll.lllCS mil' girls lK'LClX't' alum m.1thcm.lt1Q.ll Illlllllllg liy XX'lllCll the lwxwis wi thuught .mtl IXHIFHIIIIIQ .arc tit-xt-llqwtl .mtl sli.li'pci1utl Uv .1 liCCIl Culgf. A v.1r1c-.l IWI'lPQI'.lIll is pitsciittml lwy the SCIUIIQC du Plllflllflll. Biology upcus tw suplwiwims the 1.11-J way UvSClCIll1llC im'cst1g.itiw1i. Fm' tlwsu xvhu wish In tlclxr iuwrn' tluuply mtv this ticltl. gliuiiiistry lwiuts the xxnly. The LlCINll'lI1lJlll ul sw:1.1l studies upeiis its tlmwrs In sttltlciils in .ill lilllll' yc.u's. Tlmwugli the mculium wi xwrltl. liimlwii, .mtl l'5XINt'I'1!.lll liistury: 11.1t11m.1l piwlwlclnsg .mtl gcugi'.apl1y, pupils li.ix'c nhl- upplwrf tumty ur' .umlyzing social .tml cwiwiiiiq tlllfsllwlli -if past .md pr-:sunt cms. A variety ull lNLlSlllCbS outlets is wll'cr'cd liy the du ffiwzlmiautll Without leaving their classroom these students travel worldwide through the realm of books and maps. K T Above: Below: Sister Lawrence. S.C.C., Sister M. Louis Alma. S.S.j., Sister Miriam Regina. O.S.F.. Sister M. Naomi. S.S.-I.. Sfster M. Madeleine de Lourdes. S.S.J.. Sister M. Mar- Sister Marie Norbert. I.H.M.. Sister Mary Pauline. guerite Francis. S.S.j.. Sister M. Martin Anthony. S.S.J. G.N.S.H. Cprefectj. Sister M. Rosalina. I.H.M. Speed is il simple word to this group of typing cxpertew- they are well prepared to serve Uncle Sam. Stenographers nt Little Flower prefer to Say it with 5tr0lces rntller than with flowers. Sister M. Rose Alma. I.H.M.. Sister M. Rose Madeleine, l l 1.H.M.. sister M. sms Com, I.H.M., sister M. san ,,-f Jose. S.S.,l.. Sister Mary' Sheila. G.N.S.H. 01 nm. Via maps and the globe these students of history re- live the historic highlights of America in their actual setting. Students in National Problems class view current affairs in the light of reliable Catholic sources. Top Row, Left to Right: Sister M. St. Eleanor. S.S.-I.. Sister M. St. Elizabeth. I.H.M., Sister Marie St. John. S.S.J.. Sister M. Stella Francis. S.S.J. Bottom Row: Sister M. Terese Catherine. S.S.J., Sister M. Teresa joseph. I.H.M.. Sister M. Terese Immaculate. S.S..l.. Sister M. Tharsilla. C.S.B. fprefectj. Sister Ursula Marie. S.S.I. Simple methods of honu nursing 1nd hrst iid in ilu the ht iltl1 class 1 ptriod uf Xlllllllllg inttrtst 1t11t t 1 t11t t 1 1 X glxllrX IXXL K N 1111. , 1 ll 1'. t1' , '.1Q . t . f '. ICC sv ct. suit es, liti 11.1 . 1 s ' ' . . t ' tl s 1 .1 Nt' lill tl .S .V 'r NUQN. 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Furtliei' 11l1ys1e.1l t'.11'r is issttiiitled tl1n111gl1 tlic clwclvtips 11111de liy 11111' IILIINC xx'l111 is c1111stg111tly 1111 duty .111d l1y 11111' d11Qt111' xx'l111 visits the Sflllllll liI'CLlllCIlIly, Every instituti1111 11cQuss1t.1tt's .111 wtliee 1111111 111 1111111.1gc its elei-1Q.1l .11l.1i1's, Tl1is v1t.1l need IS mct lwy tl1t' Q11111pete11t clcrlts xx'l111 dt-tily l1.111dl1' 111s lWLlSl' ness details 111 tlit' scl11111l day. Little Fl11xx'c1'itQs, imlccd. U111111' rlie .1dv.111t.1gcs 111 .1 111111'1st111.11'e 11d11c.1t111i1l TOP ROVV: Sister Mary Vera, O.S.F., Sister Nlaria Vincenza, I.H.M. LAY FACULTY: Miss Helen Nl. Neville. Nliss Dorothy l.. Barton, Miss Clara C. l.einl1ausfr, Miss Helen E. Connelly. Miss Bernadette Carson, Nliss Catherine Brennan, lVIiss Regina A. Gleeson. Miss Elizabeth Nl. Hughes, M.D.. Miss Loretta Tallant, R.N.. Miss Kathleen E. Scliickling. H xi! Q ' Q1 Learn by doing urge these art students to note details in preparing for an art career. tl1ci1' 11111tl1er SCl1t111l 111 tlist.111ec lWL1l llllt 111 tl1c11' prof gram ot cu1'ric11l411' and CXU11'CLll'l'lilIlLlI' activities. Tl1c1r rosters duplicatctl those ul' tl1u 11111111 scl11111l. From the Holy Sacrifice of tl1c Mass, at wl1icl1 the students assist every Tuesday 111 the Church of St. Vincent Llc l's111l, to clul1 amtivitics, C11tl111lic .1cti1111 grwwups. and vzirious sports, .11111cx stude11ts c11j11y the same xx'l111les11111c, llllppy, z111tl lWCI1Cl:lflill sclwol life as their sisters 11t L1ttlu Fl11xx'c1', Imluud. tl1c St. XIIIICCIII stutlcnts fall Illfll' .11111ux l111111c tl Store' house uf Happy Mc111111'it's, TOP ROW7: Sister Catherine Joseph. S.S.J.. Sister M. Sophie Madeleine. I.H.M. BOTTOM ROWH Sister Rita Cecilia. S.S.j.. Miss Delnna C. Musa. These students of geometry wield their Compasses with niathematical precision. 5TOREH0lI5E 0F IIIEIHGRIES Annexites have their installation day. tool CI-eft to rightj Marie Reinhart. Lillian McGucl-zen. Elizabeth Boyle. Edna May Cannex presidentj. Elizabeth Butler. Et-nestine Karner. Doris Hoffman. la.. ' Every month is Catholic Press month at the annex where the girls campaign for clean literature. Latin a dead language? Not at the annex where grammatical forms are alive in the classroom. Sister M. Agnesita. O.S.F. Sister M. Jane Frances. O.S.F. '4Practice makes perfect is the slogan of these adepts at the mike. Culture through art spurs these freshmen on to achievement. 0llB I'lElll llI'll'lEll ln Septemher 1942 the St. Bonaventure Annex loeated at 2834 North Hutchinson Street with its Viv freshmen heeame a part of Little Flower Cath' olie High School for Girls. All first year high school work. parallel to that done in the main huilding, funetions here in regular schedule. Ueeaf sionally, these girls have the added pleasure of a trip home. for on Little Flower Day. at the Mtisif eale. and at the senior play performance. these newest annexites heeome guests of their Little Flower freshmen sisters. Though they are reluef tant to leave their happy homeflike annex. their willing hearts will respond when the mother sehool heekons them as sophomores in Septemher '41 I wxll let fall a shower of roses These roses, petals of love and of prayer are lmks urutmg us m sp1r1t wlth our Patroness md Hllmg our ex erydiy hfe wlth the fragrance of Heaw en St. Therese of the Child jesus and of the Holy Face, Pzltroness of our school . . . , . M . . . . . . Q . 7 C . . Y ' Little Flower students eelehrate Little Flmver Day wn Uetwher thircl a day set apart to etwiniiieiiim-ate the feast clay of our patriiness, Saint Therese of the the Child jesus and tif the Holy Face. On this day our youngest sisters, the freshmen. clun the significant green lwow, and are otheially ad' mitted as inemhers of the Little Flower Catholie High Seliuol for Girls. The higliliglit of the clay is the entertainment in the aiitlitmium at whieh the tireshnien are guests. Our Patroness. the Little Flower. the Rose of Peace. spells inspiration for everyone. Hapisy faces give evidence that Little Flower has won the hearts of another freshman class. .' g, GW 'F' riff-7 LQ rs af L if Qu., t . Pchkk . Q. qt-9 .rf Q QR we mu filv Saint Thereseis prninise tn let fall a shiixver uf roses is verified in the portrayal of her life iimni whieli the fragrance of her virtues perineates our lives, Each petal fnrins a link in our ehain nl' ew operation uniting us. her elients. nn earth with nur intereesswr. the Little Flmveii in Heaven. Nut iinly is Little Flower' Day a gala event hir freshinen: it lr a tlav nt n ' hir all its ineninries are :herisheel , I 5 in our eetlar chest nl pleasantries. 0 -v 65 skis tem time Nlmm . . . good. isn't it? These new Flowerites think so-if facial expression counts! Laughing. and eager for a gala time. fresh- men don their symbol-for-the-day. a green bow Extra-curricular activities color the day's pro- gram---so learn these newest recruits. The Light that does not fail casts an illuminat- ing glow on this vocation sequence tableau. I va kv Qi 5 Q ,zu X. nv .Q 2 5 ,Q ul ' 111' ' Y K' 3 sv' ,V 1, aff 2. , gh M WE ix fm .. Pi' J? Af xv' 3 v A If rfrfm.2.x5,n?g H, .v' ssqy -AX X Q fi 'X w ' mv: 5 91, 'f 'av' 151- 9,1- 1 A The officials of our school load thc Grand Nlarfh in honor of Our Lady. Little Flowerites march joyfully into the auditorium to crown Our Lady of the Nlay. Upon the Queen of Queen's fair brow is placed a diadem of fragrant Howe-rs. Stately lmndmaids of Nlarjfs Court approach her shrine. Our Lord's Benediction from His gold mon- strnnce throne concludes our May' Daly cere- monies. P I f ,rm 1 ga E ' X. ., J, , ws as . S f f:X'.ax' '. 9 Q-11' Wsagmfv N U.. -. , Q gn VL 'R ffs. Sw in H5312-i 41-Q - ,f :X A .s w 2' 3 .f A - I . V V 911' 4- . I 'ix'-'gr Qifi' ?Tf-:ff 1. 155 5 9 ,. . ek ff X . f gl ft ,lf if ,' Q w Ja X nufh is A Af? X Tl Qc 3 W2 Zxi Q'a 1ikZ,1g K 1 :LEW -'fl X' L hs, 6 iffy 'Ji ?,f,s?A we Y, ,QQ 43 A., 4 , Wi G' 5. glgigis ' U ,' Ease Hx Efgifya xpgf -2: ,M . f .mg 2 Afg',5u,. 5 Vg, .. ., ,. ' ' TS-zz 6595: gr-nz ii 5659! I 7? 23522332 'S J E 5?if zfr, if W Qs A 1 Q2 , f24ffl?gf1 155. ' .L V 'Q 12 1 W 51, .5 ix 5' N-N53 , if ,QQ-1 .,,.,..,.,...- , 1 A KA San-ed hurt of Jesus. I trust in Thu-9 -4' A ..N.,..-u-ww, .M..,.,. ...,H..,,, . . X K .. QI' gf, 1, M.-Q-of--if X r Q25 f ff..-.5 ,N - ,..,,. - Q A fem. wg X 1 . A 3 ,E I .MLN X ' ' Q M ' . . 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The ohiectives or this organization are: to estahlish complete cooperation hetxveen the faculty and the student hody, to develop the ideal Catholic xvoman, and to foster good citizenship. Three major divisions comprise the association. The Student Council, elected aceording to the Hare System of Proportional Representation, is the chief governing hody. The Student Court, which provides for the trial and punishment ot' oifenders, includes a ,iury presided over hy a chief judge A series of hroadcasts entitled The Student Got'ev'nment Speaks to the Students was .1 unique innovation of the '42743 Student Council. Our organization is not merely intrafmural, for the oflicials convene with like associations of Catholic schools and participate in the junior Town Meetiiig. Intelligent participation in governmental affairs should he the outcome of our student government project, 36 MMM . ' ' k x , . X 4 ff f A ' fr ii .L,' Q. i i lg Q 44 . 4 Q 1 v n .yy J 5 19 5 Q ea ,M 5 fy sl., L.n.,X in E, 52,1 ,gg I , Q A f - -'xgrf 5 Y r , , X Jr. Ju. .pr Ju- wiv Hifi' :ii l fl , 1 K g tx E 3' J gif: J X QR ,,, x 3 5 A 3 ' 9 , sf We ., q . '. ., M ,fw Q 3. s fl A U 0 Q .YY A 'Gif A H A Q. EL fx .x..X lf- Q .,X' g1f,'T, - f k,- Q5? ' , f f - V A j V k .W V, 'I 5... , Lf 1 W 1 4 . 3- Q A nufn I! aj. Nze I 'l Q is ,, if I 0-me aj Time out for fun! Staff members pause in the work to join in the laugh at Rosemarfs humorous discovery. GIIRLHIID x rx ion ini in-f its delvut into the world of journal' im s rims 1 ix to its yegirlmwk the most :appropriate nune mssint In 19-HJ'-11, the title The Garltmd was fiven to 'i y 1r ' W ieh was destined to fulfill the mean' yi Q ig ni '. 1' tlie p.ist three years, it has been ' eireiu reen' - ue gurlgmd nf the ideas. hopes, and 'enns A 1' J u ' s ot' Little Flower. Every hraineli, e 'ery ' 4. ' ' 'e' ' wer nl' xieeoinplisliinent lizis heen 'ul 5' e t 'd .tnd twisted tim fibrin it xx'i'e.lth at wreath in 'e. .sl 'iei'1liee. 'ind nl l.il'wn' tim ei'mx'n the pure lumxx' i 1 ' www 'tt Yitiwiness. St, Therese. This testiiniwnml i nur s e J J t we 'ee L1 year. In hliinuziry tlie A erg ry an t gn' istie ta ents ul- Flnxverites holds sway. while e itetivities ul' the yegii' .ire presented in the june pietnrizil issue. ' ft.l ' ' .s ' e.ix'n1'ed to tnrge .inntlier inaiteli- L ' ii- ' t Gu--tm emin. Freshman-like, these messengers halt to peek at The Garland before delivering them to homerooms. Happy Contestants in the Pennsylvania School Press Associa- tion contest autograph one another's prizes. lLeft to rightl: Jeanne M. McDonald Therese E. Kelly, Marie T. Reinhart, and Nlargaret NI. Alfree. Therese Kelly and eanne McDonald. Co-editors of The Garland. have well earned their honors. No wonder they look :it home in the midst of their work! Co-Editors-in-Chief Therese E Kelly. '43 -Icanne Nl. fNlQDnnald. '43 Literary Editor .... . Poetry Editor ..... Feature Editor .. Art Editor ..... Literary Associates flare l.. llnnnclly, 43 Rn-cinarv T. Rclicr. '43 .inn L. Nleclian. '43 Nlilfltlll fNlt'f,artl1y, 44 hlaqqnelim' X. Mt-kms. 43 ' ' hlnlia B. 5t. blnlin. 44 Poetry Associates Rita l-. Temple, '44 lil.llI'C R. liriday. '43 -leannc Nl. Kcarnev. '43 Alnan M. Twisdoin. '44 Mary XX'liitc. '43 Micliaclcna L. Clnuncliin. Lucy C, Gcraci. '45 0F CHTHDLIC These seniors and juniors are not only staff members but they have had articles printed in each literary issue of The Garland. In cooperation lies success agree these staff members. '44 Elsie A. Kuppcr, '43 .....,fNlai'gar'ct Nl. Allrcc. '43 .,.,....Mar'y P. l'lwwlcy.'43 .,......Sar'alx fi Nagle'-13 ,. .... Elaine li. Gorn1an,'43 Art Associates Agnes T. Aintlinr. '43 -loan .-K. Tlwinas. '43 Marie T. Kelly. '43 Hedwig T, Zaltrxwslu, '43 lean T. TNTINFIUH. '43 -llvycc SX. Burton, '44 Business Staff Mary Nl. Dailey. '43 flatlicrinc A. fvleclman. '43 Ell.'LillN:ll1 M. Elgcnaucr. '43 Jacqueline H. Connelly, '44 Kathleen T. Gillespie. '43 Lillian P. Lcmplta. '44 Loi- Nl MiiCDCf1!llJtt. '44 Catherine Nl. Xlcffann, '43 Evelyn Nl. XXHIIICFS, '44 HUTHORS The art staff united in aim and effort plan layouts for The Garland. From behind the scenes these girls are well prepared to step out of the business department into secretarial work. . M 'f -7' ffr'f'fr1mae, 11' .f ,f 'W-is. The iiuclitorium lights are tlimmecl. the iiuclienee is tl picture of eager attention, silence reigns! The Little Flower orchestra. .1 colorful pzinorzmiai, is waiting for the signal to play. Mr. Nieyer steps to the podium. lifts his hztton and music heeomes king. This splendid monarch slowly hegins to weztve his spell over the listening throng seated hefore him. The celestial strains of wnltzes, the eominzincling tempos of marches, and the themes from some of the classics :ire displayed in all their magnificence hefore the spellhouncl Q x .tutlienee The lzist ehorcls are struck! Silence? Then tlezifening X C waives of applause rexxnircl the t.ilent just clisplatyed hy the girls W S The Little Flower Urehestriiis eontriliution to victory is niusie. m Audiences live in rhythm and harmony w hen the Little Flower Orchestra obeys the lift of the baton. Y,-Q, Lenore Wolaniuk. concertmeister. casts a spell of enchantment with her harmony. The melodious notes of the wind section give an enchanting air to the orchestra. Pleasing to the eye and ear. our orchestra ensemble sets all hearts aglow. The luring strains of the string section entice the audience to enter fairy-land. 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' Q T ' fr 8 1 S THE Il'lIlBO0I'l IIIID IIIHITE PIIGEIIIIT These beautiful flags. symbolic of two interests dear to the hearts of Little Flowerites. head the band as inspiring standards. Mil1t.11'1' L1111i111'111s a11'c iimx' i11 vuguc. Thu Littlc Fliixxm' Mztruhilig Band. 111 111a1r111111 4111tl white t111ii'1+r111s. 5tU11S 111 style, Vv'h.1t .1 strikf ing picture it tlgtslit-s at lmsketlmll QZIIHCS :uid 111 pumdcs! In white tgtilmircd tlrcsscs, it slips into thc 1w1'Qhcstr.1 pit .ts Ql cuiiccrt luml, Our tlu.1l lmml C.lPKllI'CS .111 htxirts a1t Little Fluwcr! Drum major Regina Armstrong high-steps her way into the hearts of every Little Flowerite as she marshals the band into rhythm. LX 1M 45 J In monenn Rfllf A musical cnmcdy in Latin! Oh, nn! Yrs, itis truc. xyc'vc sccn unc! ln Ltztm Grtminitir Speaks, Marvynric, a social butterfly. found Latin unmastcrf altlc and usclcss. l'lnwcvci'. whcn Latin dcclcnsinns and cnniugations stcppt-tl forth and soundly prnvcd lay chccrful songs thc practicality. dignity, and glory nf Latin, lvlarjuric saw hcr crrnr. Uratias, wc say tn the directors and cast wlio, tlnuugli an cn-iuyalilc cntcrtainmcnt, slwwt-tl that thc study of Latin grammar lcads tn thc cn-inymcnt of the wratinns nf Cicero and the poetry of Virgil. Tlic climactic fcaturc of thc program was thc singing, lay thc audicncc. nf Gnd Bless Anicrictz and thc St.1rfSptmglf:tl Btnnicr in Latin. Jitterbugs in Latin? Yes! The cases sing and dance in happy rhythm to entertain Marjorie. Impulsive Mr. Imperative frightens Marjorie as he commands. orders. and bullies the poor tenses. Goodbye, goodbye. call the members of the Latin grammar family as they step back into their book house. we hope you'll have a more friendly feeling for us in the future. A personal interview with the declensions proved to the bewildered student that they were not really so harsh and difficult to understand. As the curtain fell on the last scene of La Princess Qui ne Puuunt pax Da-riser, profound sighs and rnurinurs of pleasure rose with the lights. We had fallen in love with the little princess, her easyfgoing father, the affected dancing masters, and the prince. A fairy tale enchants everyone, hut more sn when enacted in musical. tinkling French! Our hearts danced along with the prince and princess. Huw could they do otherwise after such fascinating en, tertainmentf rr! . . . IIIID THEV LIVED HIIPPILV EVER IIFTER King Philip of France holds Court! To be happy one need only dance! These French villagers carry out the maxim to the fullest extent. Une. deux, trois, tournez! Les maitres a danser seem to enjoy their task of teaching the Princess to dance. IIIIITIBERS Ill LUIIR Mmlismatics and tli'4uii.1ticsf ltimiigitititisi' By nu mcgmsl Une of the luukcdffi1i'xx'aii'tlftt1 .eiimial priwgrimis at Little Flower is the pits! cntatiun of the play hy the Euclidcims. Huw Cmi I Help, featured in Nuvcnihcr, was the A-42313 prudtictitm. The theme hruught out the viral ncccssity uf iiiatliciiitttics in everyday lite especially in defense days. The irnportztiicc of mathematics in the pits cnt warftimc world was clearly mirrored in the life of Buharat. The wise mcmhers of hai' himily had futilcly tried to persuade BAlI'lNll'.l to study iitlvimct-tl mathematics during hcl' high school ycatrs. That was in 1938! ln 1942 Barlmra tried. xvithutit success, to enlist in the XVAAC amd thc VVAVE. Vxfhy was slit' not accepted? No m41thcm41tic.il hzicltgrotindl As the play advtmccd, the importance of mathcmatics in every prolicssioii .md ucctipaf tion was cmphasizcd. The linalc tahlctiucd all hraiichcs of this study lined up with Miss America for victory. This was an ciitcrtuinf ing and prufitzlhlc Euclidean prwgriiin! Mathematics is necessary for a candidate for thc armed forces. A young enlistee learns this from members of those forces while a prima donna entertains. Mathematics enters into every field of work so this young lady finds out when she seeks employment. This math-conscious family checks the important tasks of mathematics in everyday life. The Armed Forces of mathematics rally round Old Glory to help in the fight for victory. ,-1 PEIICE 0h EIIBTH . . . REECHUES THRDIIGH LITTLE FL0llIER The tr.1riqL1ill1ty ull the d.1t'liciied .lLlLllIUl'lLlI11 xx'.1s musitxtlly iiitcrrupted its the 11rg.1iiist played the iiitrwdtictiwii t11 U Ciiint' All Yu Fllllllllll.-i lim ll-lfllllllly the student hotly s.1iiQ this llhlllllllkll hyiim. fl.1pt111'ctl hy the twist' ul .1ii tiiisccii SPCAll'iL'l'. tht- girls lived thrwtigh tht- story nl' the hirth of the Christ Child which was cmiipluiiiciitcd hy .1 t11hltu111 nf the Nativity. Filled with Rl great lou' limi' tht- Christ Child. .md tl Qimttci' 1'c41li:a1ti1m of the true inenniiig of Christmas. Little Flower girls left for midfy1'.1rx'.1t'.1ti1wii detcrmiiiiiig t11spi'1'.1tltlic Spirit wt Christ. Pease on earth to men of good willl That message. ever old. ever new. reechoes in the hearts of Little Flowerites ns they relive the hrst Christmas. Adeste Fidelisl Youthful carolers blend their voices with the Angelic melody from on high. 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F1.1111u f1l1I'I11.lI1 11111111111 1111 111111. ,'1 1 ARGUING HOBBYISTS To prepare Little Flowerites for Catholic action in the political, economic, and social world is the aim of the monthly meetings of the Delaate Clula for seniors. Through active participation in discussions of glolwal interests and affairs. keen judgment and forceful sclffexpression are developed. The dehaters enter into extrafmural activities through the monthly meetings of the Catholic Girls' Forum. Kathleen Uverholser was presiding otlicer for A417-43. SUMMING IT lvlathematics in defense! The war has turned the spotlight on the importance ol' mathematics in the arts and sciences, By recognizing this truth. the Nlatliematics Clula aims to develop greater interest in this suhiect. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligihle for niemhership. At the monthly meetings informal recreational activities stress the value of mathematics and increase interest and appreciation. Ella Scrampt was president this year, URHIIIG TOGET EB AMERICA ONLY Students rostered for American history have the opportunity of intensifying this study through extraf curricular activity in the Carroll Clulw. At their fortnightly meetings, Carrolleans participate in de' hates, panel discussions, and historie dramatizations. Such avenues of pleasure. in addition to stimulatf ing interest in historie America, lead to the lwroad highway of contidence in sclffexpression and to the growth of leadership, Ivlarguerite IVl:Dermozt was the .41 743 president. TEST TUBE CAPERS Investigations in chemistry! That is the magnetic charm which frequently draws Catalyst Clula memf hers lahoratoryfward for extrafcurricular experimenf tation. lviemhership is open to all chemistry stuf dents. At the formal monthly meetings, the clula plans its activities program for the ensuing month. Students derive a practical value from their work, for they learn to make their own heauty aids! Ivlarf garet lVleCatIerty was the A-12743 cluh chairman. We pledge allegiance . . . Yes, next to love of God in the hearts of Little Flowerites ranks love of country, for as good Catholics we are good citizens. Our stu- dents are aware of the blessings of living in a land where man's God-given rights are safeguarded and guaran- teed. We claim America as Motherland and, as grate- ful children of a mother fond, are proud to be linked to her. With liberty and justice for all . . . tenipers every activity and spurs us on to greater goals of patriotism. United we stand-linked with God and country. Q A L A NC 1 .A 5, if 5 I ' V I K ' T x gn rv . 1 , v I i - s Y x ', i 4 rm ' z 5- 1 tb I M llT -in I qi: I ew + . 1 rf .H . 3 . I Ja 4 41. . , 1 , ff ,aw , .. . . .M 1 xt , Q.,,u, ' f fin! u' my, I :JA v , 4 k 1 ' - Q 'W ' xy, - ,L 11, X 3155: gfigfgggw . , Qssigfi QA fx X 4? 4 4 afiigeiv wqsfw- H233 1 v Q A Tie' 9 b , ti , . f '-Fx .. I ,s W , 1 ' ,K Q ' .sk X.-. Viv.. NZ: wx - jg, A V , ah' ' 3 J 4 ' V ia.: f JQ3gX1' .. 4. -i .f ,,x' ' 41.2 A I 7 nl I J, ltr' D gay P' if-fT Q ' . I' fu M. X ' is X. I ,M A Aix Exhibition and observation of hands is the vogue at Little Flower on Ring Ceremony Day when seniors receive the long-looked-for jewel. It's from a literary celebrity! This galaxy of seniors revel in reading the congratulatory letter which Katherine Burton sent to Mary' Howley. Marin- T. Reinhart, president. listens to one of Nlascot Bugs Bu:iny's hare-raising stories. THE GOLDEl'l LIGHT inn-....,-,. Htnl tl7ltl ftl7'c'lt'6ll,l This is 1111 11ft'11scd Cxlxl-k'5Flllll. which stts t111'th the scntiiiiunts 11t scniwrs who .IIT .1h1111t t11 step across the tl11'csl111ld of 11 new lift: Vsft' hail, l111t the new lift' that LlXN'LilI5 us, 1111t thc thrilling 11111i11c11t5 of that first p11siti11n, not thc gl111'i1111s ficcliiig that wc havc lilbllllkl L1 new f1'ccd11111 whicli in i'c.1l1ty is 1111t f1'ccd11111 .1t all hut xxx' h.11l 1111i' Alina lN411tc1'. VCU ll.lll her nnxx' l11'c.111su we .ll'L' 11111111 111.1t11ru, 11111111 1111tlt'1'st111d111g, and cwii 11111111 .1xx'.1i'1' 111i 11L1i' tlcpc11tlt'11t'1' 1111 her. F11111' 3'L'All'S l141x'1' sputl hy, years tillutl w11I1 joys. swine tl1s.1pf I111i11t111t'111s IWCI'll.1IWS, .mtl slicccss. T1111 husy with 1111r XX'1ll'lklly little c.11'us I11 t.1l1v lllX'UIlU1l'y 111' tht' lwiiulits which w1'i'r sl111xx'u1'ctl 11111111 L15 thuni xxx' It1lll-L. 1111xx'. the xx'1111dc1't11l 1111I111i't11111tics th.1t l1.1x't' hucii given t11 lls s11 liiwcli' .111tl 411 g1'.1ci1111sly. 0F SEI'lIOBHO0D 1- WMV -,N,....., A, ,,, , 11s1ss111 1 1. ur lll 1 111 1 YL lllkllll 1 It 1 1 xx Il xx1 111us 111 1 tr11s1r1 xx 1 1 N NLkl LI 1111 1 x .1r su 1 1 1 N I1 1111 r1111t1 1xt1x 111111 LIX 1r Xl 11 11 ll 1 rr, Lt c. U ll xx 1 U 111 lTlLHNlI'l'.N 111111111 if 1 ' 1, 11 k1111LL 1 1 1 IIN' 1 K1 W W 11 1 L '11 X I 11 U k 1 1 1 1 XK1l ll 1 N 1 L1 1 61' IX 11 111 1 1 1 1' 1111 t 1 Lllt 11x L Q 2 1 4 'rg 4+ See yourself in print! That challenging re- ward was realized with joy and satisfaction by these contributors to our 19-43 literary edition. Buy stamps! Buy bonds! Buy victory! That was the slogan of these patriotic representatives who waged their campaign in senior sections. Fourth-year rosters may be widely varied. but where's the senior who does not roster herself for several daily visits to chapel? XYe salute these, the distinguished hmmm' studeiits ut' the senim' class! They have ref tained, thmugh their fmii' high sehwul yents, am .ivemge mmf QUT, in tive iimjm' suhieets and religion. They have, iii this Way. paid trihute and hrought hcmwr tu our pntimiess, the Little Flower. CTLFXRE L. DONNELLH SI. BC7ICLilLl ir if LITTLE FLDUJER IOSEPHINE F. MESSA CATHERINE R. MILLER SARAH C. NALQLE St. Yiiicevit de Paid St, Helenii Sl. Fmuieix of Aww NU EIEANUR TNI ECKARDT VIRGINIA TNI LIIICIINS -IEANNE M. IXIQDUNALD St. Henry' ImmI1cuII1tc CTU7ICCfWI'1lI71, Gm. HuIy Clzzld 1 NI I Q IQrX'I'I'II.IfEN F. NEARY IXIARIE T, IKEINHART Hur l..1LI-1 uf the HUI-x Sn1cIs Um' .'XIwtI1er mf Cm1,wI,.tzwn :Rl , v. 'P Y ' 4 w 4' 1 4 we-Wx K Q 4, As. wx gg' 1 ' ls-, sf uf 3? , 1 'Af g ' . ' ig . 1f . 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V 'ln 1 Il iz V3 HE 9 AGNES A BR-XDY ELFANOR M BRETT ELIZABETH I BROMLEY HELEN B BROWN THERESE M BROWN MARGARET M BROWINE MARIE M BRUCKS THERESA M BRUMBXCH MARIE M BURGER CHRISTINE V BURKE KATHLEEN D BURKE ELLA R BURNS 3124 N Hutchmson St B011 INLHLLIIL 1822 Brunner St St Slt.Pl1L1l 5226 N Mascher St 'X ll'I 4317 N Falrhlll St qt HL11fX 405 W Flshers Awe 111 1111 ILIK I1 510 E Thelma St St 511111111 L 1705 E Alcott Sr 5 N11r1111 ul Tour 3954 N 8th Sr St Henrx 448 E Thompson St 'X Slllll 6528 Ogontz Awe 'Nt B1.11ed1 t 2158 Church Inne 4763 Grxscom St 11111 1 MARY E BUTTERLY 4033 Nellson St H 1 y 1111111 cnt ELIZABETH I' BYRNE 34 W Hortter St Sr M1dLlC1l1L Sophl CARRIE R CAIMI 5007 Roosevelt Blvd Mlfllll 11 T1 ur LUCY M CAIN 115 Church Lane 1111 ulmte Lon cpt1o11 1 CATHERINE E CALLAHAN 5976 Beechwood St I1111111 ulitc C011 cptlon Gtn JOSEPHINE J CAMPELLONE 3336 N 11th St Our Indy of Pompeu T G A R L A N D 1 4 3 A ---'- 'SL . I1 'USC . ,.,. . I qi 1 N. Y I fri.: I ,' . .. ,. .. . 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Kfgf MARY M CHARLTON 3313 N 18th St me H011 S111 Our 1.1111 PHILOMENA B CICCARONE HELEIN M CLARKE MARGARET A CLARKE MARGUERITE P CLARKE MARY E CLEARY I 742 W Tloga St X Lrc1111L1 2140 Neclro Axe L U1 L 4 U1 114 Duncannon Axe I1u11'I1lI11111 445 E Slocum St L1lt1x Iqluxxxr 4804 Castor Awe S TVIIYIIII 111 TKDIT HE GARLA 94 ISABELLE M CAIN ALLY DORIS M CAREY GLORIA T CAREY ELIZABETH A CARROLL PATRICIA C CARROLL l RI I'A M CARROLI MARY T CARSEN 477 ALICE M CARTW RIGHT RITA P CASSIDY NOREEN F CATHCART REGINA T CAVANAUGH 18 Huber St St Luke 1514 Wonmrath St St IOIL 11111 2 70 Manhelnm St Q 334 W Login St 315 E Church L1ne 1 1 1 5817 Stockton Roid 11 W W1ngoh0ck1ng St 1111111 1 337 Heller-m1n St 5 Vs 11111111 Ll 5410 SG St A LCII IOII 7125 Bryan St H11 V CIO s 3240 N A St H11 T N D 1 3 Y D f?1'Lll1C1i 111' A--1.1 I H AHQIQQ 1:l'lll1C1S 411 A1-1s1 A . A1-1Az1tc C4111 'cpl 1111, G11 . l 1 -I N I-1-11-lII.lI1:111Lllx' Tl1111'cpl1 II. Gm, . . ..,. -- . IHGA R lm. , .. ., . .,... Ct. V L . EILEEN M. CASEY .... ,. ,. ...31 W. Seymour St. 91. I:I'il11'N 111 ,AXNNINI 6 .. 1 S' s' , ..,. .,..,....,....... I 1 P but H .. 1 St. gh Q is 1 . ............... I . lv A Ig . ...... ..,.. S tj YW V n , .... . .. .... .,. , ,. I a W l11111ll!111L1II C 1'cpt1111. G , . ..... .,.,., . I xi Q V . . . . ....... , A 2 E V GT 'T TERESA M COSTELLO MARY H COYLE VIRGINIA M CRAWFORD 'VIARIE N CROSBY FRANCES M CROSSLEY ELEANORF I CUMMISKEY 5079 N 7rh S1 LI 1104 E Stafford St K I1 5607 Chew 3970 Glend1le St IX Il1l1o1.U1t 4219 ROH11lh St f012 Ogontz Axe A 11111 111 E GA ROSEMARY A CLINCH VIRGINIA C COBB IRENE M COLLINS ANNE M COMERPORD MARY F CONLEY BARBARA I CONNOLLY MARGARET M CONNOLLY ELIZABETH C CONTE FRANCES I CONVERY MARY R CONVILLE HELEN M COOINEY PATRICIA M CORSON D 5953 M1111 St X1 1111 5 W Seymour St 47 E Upml St L XXL! 6335 Ross St lklklll 5 3432 N Lee St H1 3445 Gernnntovsn Axe I SILPILII 315 W Lmdlex Axe D3 Mohu 111 S 11111 5386 Chew S 1 1104 Wwgner Axe 534 Brmton St K 953 E P1-lu. 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H NH H St, -111115111111 S1..f1.1fQ 's HE GARLA PHYLLIS M CUNNINGHAM 3348 P1lethorp St H 1 4406 N 3rd St St Humry 5307 N 16th St Holy fluld DOLORES W CURRAN MAUREEN J CUSACK ANNA A DAILEY 244 W Louden St L IIII lll MARY M DAILEY 506 W Roosewelt Blvd DOLORES H DALEY 4815 N M1scher St 'X ru AINGELINA P D AMBROSIO 4137 N 6th St II I. dx nl Pom L11 RITA M DAMBROSIO 60 W Rockland St IEIN-X A D AMELIO 3839 N 6th St 511 1 x um I St Stcplun H-XRRIET E DAVIS 3632 N 11th St NI Stgplnl HELEN E DAVIS 6024 Sarah St I1 DOROTHX J DEAIN 1313- W Louden St Hmx fhlld IRANCES M DQCHRISTOPHER 3833 N Sth St HELEN M DELANEY MARY D DESCHER DOROTHY M DETTRA DOROIHYI DIAMOND II x l will L 5326 Magnolli Awe L Sclttez-good St mr tm 10 W Butler St 437 Sommers Ro ld Ili T N D I 9 4 5 . ., .,.., . . St- lillg . . ...,.,..,......, , ..,,, . IDX I :HJ . . ....... . ,..,.... . Imcmmmmi . . ..,,.. . Stal m ELL: . . . ,.,. .il iv .. pi.. A . IVQV Sl. ITITLIHCIS nf :Xfslxl . . . . . ,.,.,.. , ,. of .P Pvll ANN C. DANKS ,...... .. ,,... ...,...... ...... . . 1943 1Rowan St. A . 4 E I Fl 1 ' I lnlnl VVVA I. V1 cont dc Paul . ,..... . . .v..... . ill' i . Qs u u' .P pwl . A-'v' -l1-tix-1-1-lla-LQEI-lla!' ffnuccptiunl, Gm? l I l . ,. . ., . 877 2 . SI, Xl. ' of 'lkmlra 15 V A h A I V If Sli. Ycrwmiqxl A A I I St. Arlu. zmsm 4',r HE GA D 9 DOROTHEA A DIEHL LORETTA T DIXON MARY A DOLAN MARY T DOLAN PHILOMENE A DOLAN ANNA M DONAHUE CLARE M DONAHUE 5919 Baynton St St XHIILLIIE dc Pull 706 Bradfield Road gt Luke 2017 Rowan St St 5ttpht11 5649 Helskell St 15 t 522 E Wlllard St ten mu 4289 Frankford Ave 11 1 1 5910 N 4th Sr Htl I1 KATHLEEN E DONAHUE 1542 New Second Gt CLARE L DONNELLY MARGARET V DONNELLY I IH! ANNE D DONOHOE MARGARET M DONOHUE 111111 Il. L I 5 Bcntdl t 5525 Matthews St tv. m mn 1 6227 Rxsmg Sun Awe Vs 1 11111 5568 Matthew s St 1 utulnte Con tptmn Gtn ALICE C DONOVAN REGINA M DONOVAN MARGARET M DOOLEY CATHERINE E DOUGHERTY NANCY M DOUGHERTY MARY T DOWD 311 Champlost Ave bt Huluu 216 E Johnson St br Maddcmc Sophn. 7336 Ogontz Ave St Athanl 3006 N Franklm St Bcmaxenttlrt 4933 N 17th St H11 Cnd 4555 N 16th SI H11 f l11ld T R L A N 1 4 3 . ....,. ..,,......, . Yi vm dc Plmi . ...,, .........,.. . ASQ FV . . .....,.1....,...., St- Jud in. l M vl.31 ewr1tgnt1m111. C1 -lt'r1l .Ing . ', ..,.. 1... . ,. .1945 Medary Ave. Ll. ' 'C , I Cc cept' . Gui . ....... .......... S L pull . z' 1.1 I Q1 ' , . .4.....,....,..... . I Ami . .,,. Stl. I 1 A: . ..,, ..,. .tidy H I. , ......... ..... . . KI: T . TU JLLIA L DUTCH GERALDINE A DWYER MARY F DWYER HELEN K EARLEY 1111111 ELEANOR M ECKARDT KATHLEEN R EGAN 1931 Rowan St br Stephen 3433 Mldvale Axe B ld 5112 Knox 111 876 E Price St lpll lte lon cptlon Gm 4426 N 7th St St Hmmm 4251 N 8th St Huwrx HE ND 9 MARGARET W DOWNEY 510 E Mt Pleasant Ave PATRICIA M DOWNEY DORIS E DOYLE MARGARET M DOYLE MARY K DRISCOLL MARIE F DuBOIS MARIE T DU11'Y JANET H DUGA MARY T DUGAN 1111 MARIE A DUNN HELEN A DURA U, TO 6976 Cedwr Park Ave ith 1111 111 1302 72nd Ave Hxx A1 tl 1141 Dyre St Sr 'vi 11 ul 1 319 W Wellens Awe 1111111 5855 N Marshall St Hklklll 4107 Robbms St T1111 wx 5605 McM1hon Aw: 1111 LP nm tn 250 E Allegheny Axe H11 l1IL C 11nu.pt1un tu 1913 John St 1 'S Edgemont St St Guuga T G A R L A 1 4 3 . ..,, . . H lv C A lqvlll - 1 4 as . ................,., ,.,..... ..,,. 1 I 'Y A ngyg . .... ..,, , um E Ti mv: . ....., ..,. , .1.. . Imax 1 mi . ..,.,...., .. .., . SI. x V 2. . .,.....,.. ...., - SIA I MF . . N., ,. .....,., ,.... , . . ' . 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Holy Slllll ANNE T OGARA 559 Herman St 111 e11l1tn C4111 v.pt1u11 ANNE M O HARA ELIZABETH A O MARA MARGARET M O MARA GLADYS T ONEIL ELIZABETH I ORR MARGARET M ORTLIEB 152 Pleasant St L1t1lc Flower 1982 Medary Awe St Bc11ed1 t 1982 Medary Ave St Bencd1 t 4512 N Reese St gt Hcnrx I11 1r11 1111111 1526 Cayuga St St gICI l1CII 3127 Custer St 'K C111 1 C' T G A R L 1 3 . .,..,..... .... Ai E A V 61 Wy . .....,.,.. CW Q ,Gmi JANE F. O'NEILL ,...,....,....,.,..,..............,. 5445 N. 6th ESX. C2 2 . ..,............ .... A SC Sum. . .11,1..,1..,.... Sti I .Sli . ..... . St. l 'Sl' I . ' ,. .,,.1.,. .......,.,....,1. S 1. A46 91111 , ....,.,.,.,. .,....... S L- Y ,img . 1.,... :tl X vdic. . ..,..1......,.........,. SE' x It 88 HE GA MARY D PASTER CLARE H PATTERSON ANN C PETRUSKY MARION H PEYTON CLARE M PFIRRMAN BERINICE A PHILLIPS MARX E PIGNATARO ANNE M PRITZ WAINDA T PRZEKLASA M ARG ARET T QUINN Our ANN A E QUIRK 1318 Mcferrwn St St Stcplxcn 503 E Hllton Qt Nklllilllll 5657 Loretta Ave St Ivixrtln ui Tour 2058 PlCkWlCk St 1 I r 5107 Germantown Ave S B011lN.tI1Il rt 3635 N 15th St St Stcphcn 5657 Helskell St Holy Rn try 5539 Morrxs St X mcnt d I 11 2617 Deacon St St L1d1l1u H11 it O11 1937 W Hllton St x tht as Sou 7645 E Iuzerne St 'X Sun I' Qfk ELEANOR T RAINEY HELEN M RATICAN DOROTHY A RAUCH RITA E READINGER ANN T REAVEY ROSEM XRY T REHER 168 W Linton St S Htlcnx 1818 Mohncan St 'K 1 3370 N Lawrence St 44 9 E Thompson St 'N 6510 Woodstock it HK K. I E Gllham St Xxyllllll T R L A N D 1 9 4 3 . ...,..,........,.. . Axq . . ...... ,..... . .. Stl Jun' U- Ag I . A ft, 1 '- 1 . .... .....,.....,...,......... ,,.. V, W C ML. . . ......,,. ..,....... K 14 A .SL BERNICE R. QUAID ...,,,.......,.,., ,.,.,..... 5 O07 N. 5th St, Inca' 1 i . . . ..,..,.... Ut- x .H ly A . . .,.,.,............,. .. . .A H kv' ' W , if , 5 . . .., .... ...., . ,. .SL ii L. l VVEE In St. . tl Zllillillll Q H '-A-V M XYVVHIIIQQI . ., . .. , ., , . All lqlllml ' ' ' ' I st. lst- -iff s . .,.,.., ,. . .... 341 . ' . St, : :x ' 52 , 1 ' e , 9 1 S9 H E , MARIE T REINHART 108 VU Wlllow Grove Ava ll 'vi l1L1 HELEN M RICHARD 4847 N Pwlethorp St M DOLORES RILEY GRACE T RISSO PATRICIA A ROBERTS ANNA W ROBINSON MARIE E ROBINSON ROSEMARIE I' ROCHE HELEN S ROGERS MARY U ROLAND DOROTHY A RONAN Nl Henry VIRGINIA M RIEIIFEL 1210 E Chelten Ave 11 ln x 929 E Price St K 1 4250 N Reese St 5 Hem, 996 E Godfrey Ave xVl1111I1 11 Tour 3654 QLPNIXVI Sl 3324 N 7nd gt 1826 Plymouth S! 1111 155 Apwley St uu09 Mrnm Ro1d Nflulm T Greene Manor X1 dum S11 111 MARY J RONEY 316 E Allens Lune x 1 MARIAN T ROTHWELL 6914 York Roqd my I1 ANNE M ROURKE 1718 W Erie Axe Lslll x 1 11 x CATHERINE V ROWLEY 751 E Woodlawn Axe k C Uk. MARGUERITE D RUMFORD 420 W Annsbury St H 11 HELEN C RYAN 6426 Ogontz Axe 5 BLl1LKl1f T G A R L A N D l 9 4 P D ' 1 ol nl' ffm111ful.1t111:1 ' HHIG1111-v11I'1'1l:1Ic c1U.11CCI1f1U11, G . -ilUl1ECr1I1 111. GL 51. A -7 . ..........,.... St. A .R -V ,V . vlvlv Sl. Jzhlll 1111 .AUT . 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CIA N y C. 1:12 A Ill K 90 HELEN M SCOTT MARGARET M SEARS VILMA M SEELAUS JEANNE M SEGREST MARIE A SEIBEL DORIS I- SEMPLE 5250 N F'llI'hllI St Im 1111 1t1o11 656 E Thayer St 'X Q11 111 5122 N 16th SI H1ly C l11ld 846 Foulkrod St 5 IVIIIIIII of Tour 5003 N llrh St y C 1 1425 W Rockland St H 1ly C 111d HE GAR D 4 HELEN T RYBACKA 2616 Wxlmot St 1 C 111 1Ll THERESA B SABAS 3256 E Edgemont St Gcr1 RITA M SANDER 4418 Edgemont St S1111 ROSEMARY C SANGSTER 1212 W Er1e Ave S1 S11 1111111 MADELEINE S SARSFIELD 36 W Shnpnack St 'v11d1I11111 5 1 111 MARGARET' C SCANLON 4405 N Lawrence St 5 Hnmy MARGARET H SCHIVIIIJT 1956 Med1ry Awe 111111 ALMA M SCHMITT 310 W Somervllle Axe I 1r111t1u11 JOAN F SCHULTZE 6138 Lawndale Ave S Vs 11 11111 qt HQIC111 ESTHERI SCI-IWARTZ 9 M Hu y I1111111111! GEPTRUDE P SCIGOUSKY 4850 Warnock St KI Q1 T L A N I 9 3 . .,......,.,...,....,.,...... S In JOIN il t . .,.,...,,,,. ..,.. . St' C, . ..............,........,.... All .Qi tl ' A f Af - .'..,1 i . ...,...... . :tt Y wt . .....,.,...... SL .30 xd I. n L -V 1 . ........,..,.....,.... E- 'Elk . HELEN L. SCHUSTER .......,......... . ......,.., 150 Linton St. . ,. ..........., ,..,... 4 13 ' N Sl. l '- s A I D H H qlvn St. L11 1 Slillll ' - ' , ......,., ... , Vg A QC 1 1 I ' I 1 . ........,,,.,. ..,.. A A in H . . ,.,. ...,..... , , ,,,, HMI' Il mi . ,....,,...,... , , .. . 1 ll. . 1 1 .1 ' 3 CATHERINE T SHIELDS ELIZABETH A SHIELDS HELEN M SHIELDS MADELINE P SHORTALL FRANCES P SIDGREAVES MARCELLA M SIMONSON 6412 Beechwood St St Benedikt 7023 Lnmeklln Pike 'Kilim 3949 Dell St Nt Suphcn 1105 W Tioga St St Strphen 4043 York Road St Stephen 142 E Wlllard St H1 1 HE R AND 9 MARY E SENIOR 1320 Narr1g1nsett St 1111 rm aptlr n tn MARGARET I' SHAUGHNESSY 714 E Price St 111 fmuep 11 n HELEN C SHAY HELEN M SHEA 5126 Castor Ave Sr 'Vhrtm 11 TourQ 313 Cedar St nm ulltc 4+ eptlon Lnkmtown MARY T SHEARN AGNES C SHELLEM 4440 N Reese S! St Henry 657 E Penn St Immi ulltc fun cptwn rn ELEANORE B SHELLEM m mi DOLORES T SHERIDAN LILLIAN A SHERIDAN 11111 L MARGARET A SHERIDAN DOLORES M SHIBE 657 E Penn St me COIICLPIIUTI tn St Xeromca 40 7 M St Holx Inno entS 5519 Jane St If fun upturn tn 5104 N Falrhlll St Incarmtlcm 5913 Loretta Ave Nt 'vfarrm ui Tours TE I T G A L 1 4 3 I -.'.' ---IQ!-1.1 vlnl 411111110 C cj fm , G l Im llflllll-10.-HI N t.10 . Gr . ..,. ..... .,.. i ...... ,,..., y E . . ............... ........ I C .4 . G . I ,....., K x .A , G HELEN B. SHERICK .,..,..................,.... 3228 N. 6th St. , . . ..................,,..,. 3 H N . l 1M1QQ'fQQ1Q Q 'fm C1 ' , G T ' .,'.4.4'. St, 1 1 usius 1 1, 1 f . ...,,...,. . St' Lil. 94 THE ARLAND 9 ELIZABETH M SKONIESNY FRANCES M SLATER ELIZABETH R SMITH GENEVIEVE C SMITH KATHLEEN M SMITH LOUISE E SMITH R PATRICIA SMITH MARIE A SMYTH MARIE D SMYTH URSULA G SOMERS MARY O SOUTHALL IRENE M SPANGLER 2752 Casnner St ill Sums 406 SOHIQIWIIIQ Ave Im 1r111t1o11 5917 Colgate S S Xxllllllll 4847 N 15th St Hulx Cluld 3647 Emerald St I I' 254 W Sp1rks St H l1111 624 E Westnmoreland St 1 926 Brldge St 111 111 6822 N 16th St x 'X L Jul W Louden St 5516 L1rge St ll 111 l T1 3013 N HUlChlhSOh St St B11111xc11t11r+. MARY L SPARICH 4417 N Cleveland Ave F 1114.1 ROSE E SPEITEL 3621 N Sth St LTUINL1 MARGARET M SPELLMAN 3343 N Smedley St 1 IL 91 MARIE D SPRENKLE 4811 Dwrmh St ANNA M STAAI5 1657 W Iwldhllhg P1rk Au. S Nuplun YOLANDA R STABILITO 911 E Woodl1wn Ave mup II G 1 4 3 . .,.,.,...1.1,......... .. 1. , I ft. V A1 1 W . ...,. .........,,..,. S L jmm If A C , .. ,.,.,.., SI. C Y L no 1' 1222 , D H A- . :Xscc11s'1111 K 6 A ' I U .511 -1' 111 T..111Q 1 . ....,. .. , ..,.. 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Vw'1111'1111 ELAINE M WALRATH TERESA B WALSH FLOPENCE M WALTER FRANCES R W AMES COINSTANCE R WARD M ARI AN G W ARD 1013 Duncannon S! Hmx C 1 d 1306 Van Kirk H1111 8377 Allcm 760 W Lmron St H 11 1 7007 66111 Axe 11LL1 5518 Chew S HE GA AN DOROTHY G TRAINOR 1 ORE FTA M TUGMAN I HERESA E TWEED MARY P TYER MARGARET M ULLRICH ROSL S VALLERINI' MARLELLA M WABALAS ANNA M WADE 11 ANNA M WAGNER CLAIRE M WAHL 4334 Piul St 1 1 4408 Vlst1 St b l W 11911 rs xc 1344 II Rittenhouse St 11 K M 1nd Bristol Sts I y L11 910 Churnh 11110 7 31 E Venango St KKYT 314 Ced1r St H1 k111x1111 V211 314 Cedar St 0 1 kl11x111lt1W11 230 Sulls St i1'11 1111 1 6873 N l8t1'l Sl Holv 'AHLC1 ELIZABETH T WALDEMAR 5679 N Bouuer St I1 ,ly S ru T R L D 1 9 4 3 1 V H 1 In St, A1l1.f11l11 M ' H sr. licf-Md . '. ..... . ....., 'l .3'.9.'A'. 1l1rgun.1l1-m Q H HVH-71-IQI11-l1.lClI1.l1C 11'CP11l!11.7 Ulu, A u H -QVQ 1111 Inmm- rl L L . A 1.111111-11.10-11111111'1Rn1Qcplw11. 41111. 7 . ' . .. .,.,., -7 . . St, G' 'gc ' 1QQQQQQQLQA'L1'l7.Qu- ff.,,Qf.-f-'if 1, il- A .. V' MARY E. WADE .,.... ,....... ,.,.....,,.., .,.4...,.. . . lm 1il!ll1RllC C IXICCPIIUI, ' . . ..,,. ,.,.,,,.. I mi A H. ' cm .lr UQ Huly Ig ,. , , ' L - . ......,.... ,,. til' 1111. . ,..........,.,.. . ..... Q' Sr. St. N14 ' U1 Tmnrx ' L . ,,,.,.,.,., , .. -.. ' '. Sr. St. Ciculm .. . Stl Uh' A. BU : r . Y. . .... , . . ' I. 1111111.lC1l1d1C fimuwptxun. Gin. fm MARY J WHITE HELENE M WILCOME 5 43 GERTRUDE J WILSON nu tp 5333N 13th t Huy C 1 N Beechwood St MIMLPIIKPI1 952 Grvute St lrtm al ULl1 MARY E WILSON 644 E Chelten Axc k I1 ELIZABETH A WITTROCIK 3546 N R1ndolph St LEONORE M WOLANIUK '- 4650 Ticony St U1 HE GAR D MARY F WARD MARIE C WARDLE VIRGINIA S WATSON ELIZABETH M WATT M MADELEINE WEBSTER ELIZABETH M WEICH XNTOINETTE C WEITZEL DOROTHY A VUELLS MARION M WELSH MARY M WHALEN CATHERINE E WHITE 1304 W Russell St Nr p 1 5928 Belden St ITIIII 1 D855 N Luarence St H 5111 en: r 11N X 1333 Dwre St utln 500 E Singer St X1 ll 5319 N 13th St X 1 3918 Elsinore St X 4110 Almond St S1111 3350 N Ella St H 1 T L A N 1 9 4 3 . ....4........ .... . , .Sth C 11,15 . ..,..,.. .. . .... A it Tumi . . ..... ,.,., . .Stn CHILI . ,. ,, . . ...... , L 1 S. St. lfruncif wt' ,'KNxl4l . ,.3 3 . Tth St. Sp 'qymrmlul . . ,,. ...4,... Y. mr, Tumi A 1 V 'SIT X'll.kml ' H..15r'1l1Ii A l H A H H l'lul ,l1w:w-Iujil: ELIZABETH M. WERNER ., .. .... 1740 Margaret St. St. Almmqlxilml . .,,..,,, All ll . . ..,.,. ,. ,... . ., lllg . .,.... .. ., . ' S. lg Il 11d . tlll l vxnlll. 'ilu ' , Gtnl I IEAA- lwlzllzrmlllllxltc cll.II1'L'Pl1llI1, GL D . Sit. Vcmnitl U A I V -ASI. -lulul C4 tml .I if fl I . X 3 SMB THE GARLAND 1943 ANNA R WOLF 256 E Howell St St Wfllllilll MARIE D WOOD 832 E Price St lmml ulltc cUI1uCPIl0I1 Gtn MADELINE M WRIGHT 704 E Madison St 'K lun mn RUTH I YOMER 405 E Upsal St l. l l'ls xml MARCELLA T YOUNG 5528 Chew St LL ll I I1 HEDWIG T Z AKRZEWSKI L MARY C ZIEGLER 2832 N Darlen St St Bon nunturc JANE M FELICE 139 E Wellens Ave 'X 1l'1r REQUIESCANT IN PACE .IOSEPHINE M EVANS ROSEMARY H GALLAGHER beloved classmate beloved classmate who died August 4 1942 v.l'l0 died lVl3!'Cl'l 14 1940 U if 1 I ' l , ' , S s i Z ml- ','-- Immgmllqm- flUIl Pl my , Gt . 417 Paoli Ave. 52, -Im-plml Lb Y 1. SI, . Il U-L' I, 1 we 'y ,sigh f ,- ' V ,g ' N, P M.-W - 1 ' -f' ' ...Q M' A 1, .Q . ' 9' W y 'rua-. V, . H f , ii ' 5 Q Q ., W 'S TW? ,fpfgilg a K ! 9' cb f h A X 5-fvgny A I ,, 5 , , D. L, :, 1-, ' - ,L , , ,. - I ' .4 RN. E ' 3 -A , r ,, X, a y M S 1' . Am , , 'Q f ' 9 k if W ak?-2 vw Y 1. , .- 'H Y . 4 A 4 - 'lf 2 X il. xf. 1- . v qi. is f .nm 7, , V 1 f ff. if Ye I ' 4 'ff A 'Ks ' 'f l V , f , s -5 , ' . Rf Q n ,N X , 1- ., ..,-4-vw 'rf Sf 1 ' ,..:-W ' Q j,-N ff Q s ff Q . N! E x f ,ff Q , .71 1 fi I Q24 V. JZ ' ii . 1 V' 5 K? fl Q fi if ' Q - A Q 3 1 Drag: I A K Q it - ,V V bb' . 1 ' ' ' W ' . fn I' , I' , -w.,4 - -. f W ' ' X 1, 1 .Nh 'D , , ww ' f H '.-3 -- ,L W' .. .7,vk A 'A ' 'T' fi ' '- V I.:-:1:iM v W-1 J . A-xf ff' 'Q' U X K fu..- Agua ' L X, W g bs ' NJ Q gb ' U 'N S - 'nkl N , A Qm4:4.g4g.xrlA.gq' Q p, N NR gdvj :kv J .V it 1 A A S, H X, la 4239. 4, wifi' X 5 if 47' 1 1 . X 3 Wx f 'Y '5'..' ll ff Ri .5 I 4 'x W J' Q A?'v'f'5 ,si ix? 'A 5 s'-Q ff? - 5 m . s L 1 fx r fi' 4 ' s ., . 5 if 4 fi, . Y sr .. I., Q, i a f 3 5 , . . , , , - of , X. , . Lf ' ' Hui f.. ,K 4 X . 3, Q- if ,- mia 2 A0 gi X N' :wmv x - 1 3 K N! A X A ag Q- , 'if' f x fi if gg 3 .W is Q 3 'P ' K 4 fi 4? ,A C 4. H ,.... ,, bvvu .. mt l L4. ,lb I ,9 ' . - . kg The night: january 29, 1943! The place: The Rit:fCarlton Hotel The event: The Little Flower Alumnae Ball! The story: january 29, 1943! 'Txyas a night of loyclincss colorful gowns, fragrant corsagcs, smiling friends, gallant escorts, dreamy music, lwrilliant hallrooml 'Twas a night of success for our alumnael They sponsored that social event of vilwrant memories: they proved themselves hig sisters, and that night hctxyccn us was solder-:tl a strong link of friendship. The music, supplied hy Herhy Vxfoods and his or' chcstra, was enchanting. Vxfhispcrings of approval cscapcd from the lips of thc proincrs after each rendition. Vyllqglt happy I'CCUllCCIiUK1S CUINC llnUtlil1g lWQlCli Cllili time we handle the marimonfantlfxyliitQ program and the nowfpresscd llowcrsl Do you rcincinlwr how we hardly recognized one another wllfn WC IDCI7 DH you rcnicmhcr the dedication to the seniors, You Vfcre Xerev' Lorelier, and our singing Ancliorx Aweigh for M1'. Vv'oods who cntcrctl the navy that week? Do you rcincmlwcr the snoxydi'il'ts, galoshcs. and our going via suhway7 Yes, there are a host of pleasant thought souf vcnirs hy which to rcincmlwr that aluinnacfinatlt' night of pleasure! 50CIIlL CO0PERIlTIOII The ballroom indicates more pages for the scrapbook of memories. Every moment paints indelible pictures for the future. A friendly rendezvous rejuverxates one's spirits and paves the way for pleasant hours. Gaiety reigned supreme at the Ritz-Carlton on januarv 29, that night of memories. 'Twas a night of welcome, a night of joy, a night of memories for all-even for service men. l Time out for a friendly chat-prom committee leaders joyfully visualize the realization of their plans. A night off for our president and vice-presidentfthey spread their magic words of aifability socially as well as officially. Hearts, voices, and feet-all move in happy rhythm, for the magic of music is afloat. OIIR SPIRITIIIIL BOIlD5 We l1tn'e not lzcrc ti lasting city ',,. The truth of these words ll.1shes vividly into the lives of seniors when they gather in the .nudr toriumfchaipel for their Bitccailaureatte Iviuss, This epitome of spiritual preparation. com' pleted hy Holy Communion, marks their l.1st official act as Little Flower students. Vxfhgit Qin impressive picture they create for parents and friends who gather for this de' pitrture ceremony! The muroonfhooded white gown and cup symbolize the armor of strength and purity with which they have girded them' selves during the yezlrs of training. Thus, they will he prepared to withstand the moritl, physif c.il. economic, :ind social comhiits .ind ditli' ciilties that will confront them in the ranks of the .army of the world. lxhy they ever hold high their torch ot' ideals! y 5 5 A triumphal march-the prize we sought is won! But new goals now color our horizon. We receive Holy Communion, our spiritual fortification. before we separate for the broader paths of life's highway. A word of praise. n word of cheer. a word of adx'ice+Monsignor john Bonner talks to our seniors. f, Clad in maroon and white gowns. 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The tlclicimis l1rc.1ltf.1st xx'.1s SL1INIWlCI11Cl1tCLl A medley of sweet melodies by this vivacious saxo- phone ensemble captures the vast audience and holds it in rhythmic sway. Little Flower nightingales. trilling lovely notes. sing their way to the hearts of their alumnae sisters. E9 s Faculty members. guests of the Alumnae. have a share in the pleasure and happiness of reunion day. P!! s 5 -x, ui' um 5 hy it dcllglitful eiiterriiiiiimait. fwiiss B.l:'twii Ihrilltt 2' the girls with luvcly rccitattitms. A xyltipliunc qu ti f tct. wcllfhlcmlcd glee chili. .md the uimhincd sash The guest table. whifh proudly boasts of seating the dignitaries. alum- Iltll' offifials. and guest speakers. is the magnet of interest for everyone. Hundreds of alumnae. sparkling with happiness ignited by reunion with fomier classmates and teachers. revel in the pleasure of the occasion. plitwiic Qiisunihlc. tliitctctl hx' lVl1:h4u:l liL1CI'l'.i. tlt liglirutl the Qtmliciiuc. The Rcx'ut'ciid ,lwhii Mtvimgli ti held the girls spcllhwuml with .1 clmllciigiiig t.tllt Hu clearly uutliiicd their xxwrlx .is Clilliulic aictiw vers in the xxwrld. lX1.iy they, -me ttiitl itll, Qiiisxx 1 th.it fhitllci 'Ihr liiippx' Hlmx' un the I.iu's wil tht- girls .ts thu iiiiiigltml with their twtinct' rt-.tqlit-is .mtl Ql.issm.1tt ti-ltl IIS wwii tim it tht .IIQQINN ut thc -quiml All HAL l'L'L1Il1UIl Inga llii THE ROSE GLOUJ 0F JlIl'll0R LIFE Illllilivik ul' lsittlt' lflivxxvi' ffttliiilit' llitgli St-linnl' llivxx' cliallciigiiig was that In its tliiriiig QQ --lil XXI: ffm str-mu, .it't'cptttl that t'li.illuiifgc. lt mvaiit lixiiig tip ttf ilit- t-liar .tctwistics which lwspu.1lt tht' iiiiiiiai' dignity, xxilliiigiicss t41imlWllQt'..lliLl tllrrllglitlillllittssHl'iwtl1L't's. lt tiicaiit iicxx' aiitl iiwrt' iwspniisilwlt- i1lilig.itii+iis in tht- way lll- scliitlastit' .tcliicxciiiuiit, sttitlviit Qiwt'1'iii:iuiit P.lI'llClP.lIlUll. wliiwl an tivitics. .mtl twamplt- to tititlci'cl.issiiit'ii. Ham' wc i1ic4ist1i'ctl Lili' XXX' thiiilt wt' hax cl I'i-'intl are wc if - LII' tlirtm' years as Little Fliixx't'r'itus pi-iititl ul our sclitiifl. our lactilty. .intl our .tcciwmplislimciitsl Has our third ytxir, with its I'CSlNll1SIlNllIIlCS hccii witlwut plcastlrtf' Iiitlt-tml, nu? hlaiiy pltztsaiit tiiuiiiiui'it's liar-tr tucltctl themselves .may for rtiturc rcinimsciiig. The liiglif light event. tif ciitirsc. was our very own day, kltinitir Day. How pleased we wcrc with our piiil-uxxwrdctl tags and rih' honsl Our ciiturtainmcnt was delightful? The climactic cvciit til' all was wh. the thrill of it still rcmaiiis the ring ccruiiiiiiiyl Ut1rsig1iilic.iiit wise Ll ciiihlcni is now taking on .1 golden tint we have xxiw1'lwtl .mtl liavc C.lI'llt'tl the gnltl iiisigiiia tit' thc sciiiiir. Ycs, wc. thu flass lll- '44, with liwrgiiig irons in lrmtl. ciitcr tlit- portals til' our sciiiiii' year, t'.lQUI' .tml ciiiilitlciit. lly .ttltling .tiiiitliti sterling liiilxr wc shall up' li-iltl the high st.tiitl.ii'cls lit' Little Fl-vwcr that is our tlctci'inii1.itii iii! A talented junior! Nlargaret lVIcElwee. musician and writer. is the author of a prize-winning essay. These enthusiastic juniors, enlisted in the LF Patriotic Army, made daily captures of stamp and bond sales in their sections. The meeting has adjourned, but these B representatixes wait to compare notcsfthey want no discrepancies in their reports. Debutant dramatic stars confer with their coach, Miss Dorothy Barton, in preparation for the junior Play. Meet the young authors of the Class of '44. These contributors to The Garland are not merely enjoying the sea of pictures-they're turning them into captions. W'e pledge our all-out effort to vic- tory for Little Flower, chorus junior members of the basketball varsity. lLeft to right, Ann Spellman. Eileen Carberry. Dorothy Joret. Margaret Herron. Eliz- abeth Croske, and Ann Nlacho. Ill REBS 0F THE RDVIIL BLUE We must strive to uphold Little Flower standards, a sophomore student council member reminds her class representatives as they receive insignias of office. Sophomore creative writ- ers Hnd pleasure in exchang- ing personal scrapboolcs of literary ideas-a stepping- stone to greater achievement in the world of letters. The fascination of biolog- ical analysis lures second year students to augment this work through member- ship in the Biology Club which bubbles with activity. The green LF on their uniforms has long since turned to hlue the symhol of loyalty. The Class of '45 have proved themselves possessors of that characteristic, for they have hecome an integral part of the school. Claiming memhership among the Honor Students, the sophomores show high scholastic attainment. Likewise, they reach out for the cultural things of life, for they number among the orchestra, hand, glee cluh, and verse choir groups. Olympic activities rank high in the extrafcurricular activities of this CN class. They have taken active part in all sports and have heen well represented among the ardent rooters and team supporters. Identifying themselves with the various cluhs and Catholic Action groups, these sofcalled foolishf wise girls have heen promoters of spiritual and social activif tics. Their patriotic spirit has heen reflected in their en' thusiastic response to the Buy Stamps and Bonds for Victoryi' drive. Our second year students of '43 have added one more first to our school history in that they celehrated the initial Sophomore Day at Little Flower. How proudly they sported their hlueflettered tags of white! Their entertainf ment a play, The Rector--gave evidence of the dramatic talent within the class. Now, as the pleasant and memorahle sophomore time is drawing to an end, this group of 625 intelligent, resource' ful. and industrious girls look forward to the donning of the rose insignia which will mark them as juniors. Un' douhtedly, they will carry on the high standards of achievef ment left as the legacy of other Bu classes! llfl The spirited concert band gives a musi- cal touch to the sophomore entertainment. The thrill of the pioneer spirit surged through the Class of '45 as the curtain swished open on the first sophomore dramatic production, The Rector.', They're only sophomores, but they made the basketball varsity! lLeft to right? top row: Maxine jones, Joseph- ine Danilevicg second row: Dorothy Ju- diskig Catherine Dunne, Theresa Mc- Grathg seated: Jane Carson. UIITH EIIIBLEIIIS 0F GBEEI1 Une sunny tlny in early Scptcmhcr the good ship litlL1Q.1t1o11'i t'INlWlll'lNCkl on its ytnn-ly cruise it-.ith ful-4 new INClNlWCI'S ol' the cttxxy A little timitlly pt'1'h.1ps. the 11t'xx'cwinci's llmltctl .mt the slxtn-t-line of grazmmzir schools rapidly distippcmirig from their view that shfwref line where they had rcignctl supreme for the last yC.ll'l Vxlith awe .mtl tl feeling of tl1::1ncss. they gazed .it the four wor'k'tillctl yL'.ll'S Qilmmtl. Him' stxumngcly tlitliurcnt cwxytluiimg sccrnctlf First year students earnest- ly consult The Books on Trial chart, published by the Thomas More Library. for guidance to the pathway of good literature. Seniors willingly autograph freshman-day programs. W'h0 could refuse such sparkling entreaties? Little Flower freshmen wear a welcoming smile as they graciously greet their annex sisters. Atilci' .t Iicxx' wcults. l11vxx'ex'c1'. they huc.t1nc quite atccustolnccl tw the rolling sea wt higher study. They iuuncl that the senior Il1UI1llk'I'S wt' the ciwxx xx't'1't' not .tt .all stamlfwtlislii lmt welt very t'r'1e1itlly .intl .ilu-.tys willing Im help. Mivittlis iwwllvtl swiftly' hy? The first lap wt' the xwwyagc has lwun UvII1plt'lt'tl. .intl the liltwlllllilll corps stantls iuttly. willing. .intl txtgri' Inv tnnsh the next tlnvt' x'c.n's ot tltltv on the high sm. Inspection of yearbooks and magazines help freshmen staff aspirants to understand the intricacies of publication work. '41-W' 1 -.A+ 5.4 L f ' 9 .nfl 9 These D class members can well wave the colors. for they have encouraged stamp and bond buying in their sections. I' Visions of the Senior Play of '46 dance throtih the ,,, minds of these freshmen as they view the '43 poster ad- vertisexnents. .Q :N LIIIHED F08 HIILE HITIEBICII Have you ever wished for an exciting game thats easy to understand? Hockey measures up to such requirements. This sport is played hy interclass teams as well as our varsity vs. that of other girls' high schools. The '42 season failed to earn laurels for LF, hut hockey has not been downed. Bowling, a healthful and entertaining sport in which all memhers of Little Flower may participate, is a game ever on the rise in popularity. From the serious seniors down to the frivolous freshmen all enjoy this sport. If you want to he a sports fan and have a good time inf expensively, go howling! Volleyhall, which requires skill, swift judgment, and good sportsmanship, is a strictlyfforffreshmen game at Little Flower. Intrafschool opponents play with an inf tensity that only freshmen can feel. Exciting days are those that schedule games with our annexes and sister schools. Volleyhall is the initiation game for our first yearers. Early spring or late fall, a horse, and Fairmount Park! What more could a horse enthusiast desire? This sounds inviting to memhers of the Little Flower Riding Cluh, for it spells good exercise, comhined with fresh air and sun' shine. A healthfproducing effect is the result of this equestrian sport. The sport with the splashing start! Swimming is that fascinating and healthful sport. ln the cool, refreshing waters of Turngemeindc Pool. Broad and Columhia Avenue. our students develop skill in this art of strokes, As a result of this practice. they are ready to ahly represent Little Flower in the various swimming meets of the season. 5 MJ .5 I al A ,Sa A11 .Y ,!,Q.w, 'A S., Q Q Ke: 'H' 1 .Q PN -V, xv , my 5 rf , M, T, , .,f give. W'-f 5, Qi L P Q., Y., , , XX'hiit sport ritnlts highest tit Little Flower? Bats' kethnll! liicyitiihly, that is the unaniinous answer of the student hody. Keep the score high is the slogan of the Little Flower liiiskethall team. This is, indeed, gin zip' propriiite phrase which is well adapted to hotli the teairn and its rooters, for lioth groups do their hest to keep the gaine moving with excitement :ind sus' pense. Knowing they are working for liiurels for their Alma Matter and aiining to give the spectators inany thrilling inoinents, the varsity deterinines to keep the score soaring. A thrilling feature of the g.nne is the .ippcariince of Little Flower inilitgiryfuniftwrined lxind. and Bugs Bunny, our ingiscot, Keyed to suspense hy the inuf sicizins, the spectators' interest goes skyrocketing. All in all, hecause of its lienetieigil training, the ciiptivziting interest it holds for the audience. and the opportunity it presents for the development ot reall sportsmanship, lizisltcthiill deserves the topfnoteh place it holds at Little Flower. Good sportsinzinship intakes for good eiti:enship. Vv'h:it an exciting gaiinel Little Flower scored at victory! Trenton High saw her team defeated Frif day, Fehruary ll. with :1 score ot' 1113. Each girl did her hest, lighting for her tegiin to he victor. More than half ot' L.F.'s 22 points were claiined hy Il'lIUOR SPURT Cap'n Joe and Bugs Bunny join forces to welcome Hallahan's captain. Anne Meissler. and their mascot. Mickey. Members of the A. A. Board as thinkers happily cogitate on the vic- torious year ahead. -s .M Opposite Page OUR VARSITY Center: Josephine Messa fffaptainjg first row. left to right: Eleanor Mc- Guckin. Dorothy Joret. Margaret Her- ron. Mary Mccanng second row: Helen McLaughlin, Eileen Carberry. Dorothy Judyclti. Teresa McGrathg third row: Ann Macho. Mary Coyle, Dorothy Wells. Catherine Dunneg fourth row: Dolores Guinan. Jane Carson. Frances Hartley. Marguerite McNamee: fifth row: Kathleen Donahue. Elizabeth Croskey. Ann Spellman. Mary Driscollg sixth row: Margaret Gallagher. Joseph- ine Danelevic. Q mm f...:-' ti .fyifgg f 1, 'ff if Clever guarding by LF. captain. Joe Messa. upsets West Catholics chance for a goal. Dolores Kluinan, while Dorothy ,Ioret and lvlargarei Herron did their share to malxe our score soar, ifap tain klosephine lvlessa etpturetl many cheers all ip proyal for her excellent guarding. Three qheers for the Little Flower yarsityl Our sextette was downed. SSQU. on Fehruary lo. in Moylan Gym. hy the Notre Dame Catholic High Seliimul, Betty Bessingers I4 points made her top scorer for the winning team: Dolores Uuinan's 13 points named her Little Flower high scorer. The first quarter ended with Little Flowerites leading. 9f61 midfgame found us still ahead. 1349. Third quarter was Ivloylanis tolling time: the score spuiting to BUGS favor them. Hopes for a successful play are shattered as an L. F. interceptor blocks the pathway of an aiming opponent forward. Eight points earned hy lvloylan in th: fourth quarter sent her points reeling In SS while the ma roon and white added a solo point. Little Flower varsity was downed, Fflflo. hy the Academy of the Sisters of lvlercy. lvlarch ll. at Turneris Gymnasium. Dolores lluinan was high scorer with lf? points. The first quarter whistle found the score 841. Tense moments of' the second quarter ticked hy with the hlue and white leading, 173111. Our maroon and white hasketeers fought yahantly pumping their score ahead in the third and fourth quarters, hut the Mercy' players were victors hy 4 points. Little Flower smiled in true sportsman man' ner upon the yihrant cheering of their opponents, Despite the efforts of the team and the spirit which dominated their cheering section, Little Flower was defeated. 1948. lvlarch Sth. hy Halla' han. Sure yietorylu thought L.F.fites at the end of the first quarter when the score read, IIN, favor them. By third quarter the Hallahanites had jumped to 17 vs. our 13. Top scorer for Hallahan was Clare lVlcCrosson with 9 pointsg and for Little Flower. Dolores Guinan and lxlargarct Herron with S each. Captain Josephine Messa. merited praise for excellent guard' ing. XVhen we thought the fourth elutrter had ended, the timekeeper announced another minute to play. NVL' were confident weid winl Vvlhen that hreath' less sixty seconds passed Hallahan topped us hy -une point. l..l:.'1lt'S and Bugs Bunny were elisappointed At basketball games excitement reigns supreme and holds every spectator in its gripping power. Q2 if he Qi ..f ..,.lQ .4 .,, 8 f I 11 !J ll H E s EELIMUI VI :lil yi, I 6 I 1 FF 3.9 H M '55 W -Ugg Q . Mi' f H39 LE F if Qi ww, 1 ' nf- , it my ! ' Q. Y . Q r , 5, IQ AA fi' f' Q '-f iv if 1 f ' Er Q x,-, T, Mn vf W' lg in ee A : i -15 Hg Q if MQ. f is 'v 1 K, in g,x 4 'wa I 1 r-' 4 v C,, X :Dim l fi,?V. L:gg Q Y -' 1 ' -54 rl I 3 fw 61:14 JJ! THE HUIIIEIIIIIHIIIG FBOI'lT- ll Llllll T0 VICTUIW Priority, rationing, suhstitutes-Wmenacing words for the mothers and house' keepers of today! But Little Flower girls who major in the home economies course have little worry ahout those words that spell prohlems for the Home Front. In this well organized twofyear course, half the time is devoted to the art of sewing and the other half to training in the theory and practice of culinary arts. Afternoon frocks, sport suits, and even formal gowns are made and modeled hy girls in our sewing department. While alternates and substitutes are the suhiect of concern to many in these days of rationed foods, those in the foods department are trained to meet the erises. With ingenuity, they aid in maintaining peace on the Home Front. git sl .nah ...S lm 1 'Sa Here we go round the washing machine so early on Monday morning. hum these home ec-ers. Bed-making. cleaning. and dusting may be ordinary scientffic way of performing them! daily tasks. but there's a Experinienting in the field of food substitutes. Little Flower home economics students prepare themselves to meet wartime emergencies. Right or left? No bewilderment here! These girls, serving. go about their task with gracious ease and poise. Opposite Page: There is no groom! The bridal party is the Crowning in which Little lflowerites model their own dress creations. Charm and grace are early displayed hy these young Classmates who are sporting dresses of their own making. having learned the art of event of the l5ash'on Show hostesses as they entertain lQ2i ,N UIE CDOPERII TE Vx'l1.1t .111 M111 tl11111-f 11114 tlutviisv little l'l1 x 1' gy.. ,. ,X .C A L11 Lltlxllwt IIILIJIN 1. .l 5ySlUIN.lll2U,l 1I!'Q.l11lI1lll4YIl xxl11fl1 l1111t'l111114 .14 .1 PHI 111 tl11 stl11111l 111.1lx1 1111 1 TX p.11111111g I'QIWI'Q5QIlIllXt 111.11sl1.1ls llhx s.1l st.1111ps .mtl l11111tls Ill l1e1' NQQL11111 .mtl cmle. ' K. 1X111N L11 l1.1x1' uvciay Nlllelx'IIl lx-t-1111111 .111 .lQIlX1' 1w1's1111.1l II YCSfUI', Bllilllly .md the Bonds---Bond hamsters smile patriotic frame of mindl Ill J Nlure valuable than flowers: more f.lshion.1hl1'. too Little Flowerites proudly display their war-stamp corsages. . VF, .1 X ,f Girls from the five diocesan high schools in costume representing each of the Allied Nations participate in the Navy Day Parade'-Little Flower was there. tool V for Victoryufformed by bonds of freedom 'll TH!-XNK YDU BUYING A theatre ticket line? No. these enthusiastic students eagerly wait to buy a bond share in America-i's Victory Corporation. fer FDR VICTOR? A ptwsuiml sdcrilicc tlrivc irstiltutl in cquipping .iii cinci'gciiQy ztmlwtilxmccg M.iss kits haivc liccii turf mslictl tu chipliiinsg txxw Rod Cross drivcs wcru .iiisxx't'i'ctl with CX1ll1llSl.lfIlC i't'spu1ist'. Atltlt-ti tw tht-st' iiieviictziiy ctfurts, Little Flnxx'ui'1tcs Sturt' up .1 lVi.lsg ,mtl rich spiritual II'C.iSllI'y tlmwtigli pmycr, vuluiit.ii'y silumt-. Yts, wt' givu xx'liulc'lit'.ii'tt'tl nw wpciuitiwii fm' dcfciistx Students gaze at the bonds which will spell V-I-C- T-O-R-Y. Allegiance to God and Country is demonstrated as Little Flowerites salute their flag. NBA MUSIC EIILISTED I We TS, fi These musicians journeyed to Atlantic City to charm, not the turbulent waves, but the ears of Uncle Sam's trainees. Our orchestra went to the Naval I-Iospital. For observation? Yes. and thus they administered the medi- cine of cheer to our heroes. After having entertained the boys at Camp Dix with many selections. members of the Combined Orchestra spend an hour in happy rhythm. O say can you see . . . In unison sang members of the Combined Orchestra :incl guests of the U.S.O. in Atlantic City that eventful night. A pretty picture! No wonder the men in uniform at Atlantic City exclaimed. Philadelphia must be a fairy- land if they all came from there! THE SER F 'F' EFL O S' ,A k,5Jj,, hm Q X 7 I if it 'I' MN KWQEZ7' if Q A it ,V J: ir Q 4 NX if 'gf' if X-V A UIIIT 4 U
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