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

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ster M. Naomi, S.S.J. Sister M. Norma Ann, O.S.F. 1Conti1iz1t'd froni page lol eafeteria which runs the lull length of the huilding, completes the lloor layout. The south side of the lolilw is staggered hy steps which mount to the nrst floor corridor. In addition to the large. cheerful. wcllffurnished classrooms, this lloor houses a husif nessflilte inain oliice, smaller otlices of the principal and prefects, and a coinpletelyfequipped inlirinary, and our heautiful chapel, a suitahle house for the King of kings Wliii reigns in our midst. Five avenues two stairways, two tire towers, and an electricallyfcmintrolled elevator ascend to the second and third floors. More cheery classrooms niarch down both sides of these corridors. Plus these the second floor proudly hoasts ol' its wellflighted, wellfstacked Lilwrary and reading rooin. The third floor points with pride to its science. coinniercial. art, and home econoinics lahoratories which are fur' nished with every modern eciuipinentg and its unique theatre classroom. Each floor of the huilding prof vides hygienic rest roonis for students and faculty. Comhinationfdial metal lockers. tucked snugly into the corridor walls, afford the students ample storage space for hooks and wearing apparel. Little Flowerf ites, indeed, spend their school day in an ultra pleasant environment. Iviay St. Therese continue, through the lessfshelf tered years after graduation, her gentle guidance 1Covitoiiit'd on page 263 We work together! Faculty members and Little Flowerites shoulder patriotic responsibilities. These senior repre- sentatives maintained high standards for their sections and work to keep the Minute Man waving at our school. -J