Little Flower High School - Garland Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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PRELIIDE Activity period-the formal beginning of our day! Do you ask what is riveting our attention during this particular activity period? Well, it is Friday which means that Father Lynch is holding us in the grip of his inspiring religious instruction. This is broadcast throughout the building. From lockers we homeroom-ward go! Enroute we enjoy the priv- ilege of chatting with classmates without impeding traffic, for we walk while we talk. Keep in two'sg keep moving are the rules for movement along our two-way-traffic corridors. Silence is golden! A place for everything and everything in its place! These are the locker mottoes of Little Flow- erites. Joan Koser, a locker official, is at her post to see that these regulations are faithfully executed by all.

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CVIIUSIIRES 0F INTEREST The world is studded with places of universal interest, which because of their importance and significance are called landmarks. Here in our building, our world of education, we have spots which have become cynosures of attention. From the aurora of the school day until mid- afternoon. these popular points of all-student interest, are thronged. These spotlights of at- traction seem to have a magnetic power over Little Flowerites. QBN:Q,..fsrs , L + vwiw---' Qfw 4 53 time JQ53 , Our main entrance which faces the beautiful Hunting Park is witness to many rush Hello! and Good- bye-! greetings from Flowerites. Here's a beaconlight at Little Flower -The St. Therese chapel on the first floor! Here. hundreds of visits are made daily as faculty members and students pay homage to the Great Teacher Who reigns in their midst.