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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1945 volume:

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Under the guidance of competent teachers are developed those social, intellectual, and physical habits that foster intelligent participation in domestic and civic affairs. Wforking congenially and generously for and with others promotes good citizenship. Thus, through education based on Christian principles Little Flowerites see a pattern for establishing and maintaining a permanent and just peace for all peoples after victory. , - CONTENTS PAGE PEACE THROUGH EDUCATION .. .. 4-33 PEACE 'THROUGH ACTIVITIES ..... . .. 34-65 PEACE THROUGH VUOMANHOOD .. .... 66-128 . , LW: A e J. r . ,, 3 5' 54 'Zi ti, - ,1-t qggnjizi The Reverend Joseph A. Gorham, S.T.L. Assistant Superintendent Father Gorham has long identified himself with all the interests of our diocesan schools. He is supervisor in a special way of Little Flower and is spiritual director of our alumnae. The Right Reverend Monsignor john Bonner. D.D., A dynamic personality combined with outstanding ora- torical power characterizes this eminent diocesan super- intendent of schools. Under his enthusiastic leadership, the parochial and high schools of Philadelphia have soared high in standards of educational efficiency and progress. The Reverend Edward M. Reilly, J.C.D. Assistant Superintendent As assistant superintendent of the diocesan school system, Father Reilly is outstanding not only for his interest in educational mat- ters but also in organization of girls' sports. REEUII Iilll UI AIIIHURIIY Little lflovver Catholic High School for Girls is a part of the extensive diocesan educational organization. Like all effective organizations, this system has an efficient administrative corps. headed by the Right Reverend Monsignor .Iohn bl. Bonner. IXIJ.. l,l,.IJ. In collaboration with him. work the Reverend joseph A. Gorham, 5.'li.l.., and the Reverend lfdvvard KI. Reilly, .l.L'.U.. the former being the inunediate super- visor of our school. A group of ten prefects, representing the various religious orders who man our teaching staff. regulate in a cooperative vvav the nttairs concerning each department. In addition to the serious side of school life. they also plan inanv interest- ing activities. Under the guidance of such a well-plxutned, effective administration, a vvell-rounded educational program results. School days at Little lflovver are happy. UHRISIIA WAY lll llll lu the' true wrist- uf tlit- wurtl. religitiii im-:tits at . . . , , himling ut main with Cmtl. Our slbllls :ire it-ritzihlc' s:u1t'ti1:irit's u'liei't'it1 tlwells Christ Wlimn ut t uit it ith Us into society. The more intimzitt-li iw km Uur lmrtl. tht- inure 1-tn-frm-lx dues llis inn ut lite inlltience our lixes :intl thirst- wlium we cmitztct. XX'itli tht-se purposes in mind. religion is Il mmf im :ill rwstt-rs :it l.ittlt' lflmwr. 'lilirmigli this stutlx. the spiritual cl1:tt'zlt'ter'ut mir stiitlmits is p ittitul tilt alert-lupetl. Resulting from this spiritual gruwtli. czirli girl tends to he inure L'hrist-like-. xi hotter L':ttl1wlic. :mtl at hotter citizen-zill ut xshith pit figure it-ligiutis. I'1lt'lIll. :intl pfilitiuzil till:-i'z1iit'z-. :iii vhectiw pzittvrri tm' at pt-rmaim-nt iwvrlil pe ttf fUppet-D The study of the Sacraments is a powerful micro- scope which enables sophomores to better understand the mysteries of Faith. fLowerj An apologetics class! No. we -- . d t. l A f ll' .l . la' it. Religion permeates the day-students begin and end every 0 no ipo ogize or our with but learn to cle1r y exp tint class period with minds and hearts united in fervent prayer. Sister Anne Martina. S.N.D. and Sister Francis Elizabeth, S.N.D.. whose pictures do not appear. also teach religion. Left to right: Sister M. Ann Bernard. l.H.M.: Sister M. Ann Rita. G.N.S.H.: Sister Mary Celestis. M.S.C.: Sister M. Evnrista. S.M. iQ Every Thursday morning our beautiful auditorium transforms itself into a chapel and welcomes as its Guest Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. There, white-veiled and missal-armed, we Flowerites live through the Drama of dramas, Holy Mass. Thus united, we oifer the highest form of prayer, beseeching Our Lord through the mediation of our Patroness, St. Therese, to grant world peace. Left to right: Sister Mary Joanna. S.S.j.g Sister M. Juanita. S.S.j.g Sister M. Lucinda. O.S.F.g Sister Maria Norbert, I.H.M.g Sister Mary Regina. G.N.S.H.g Sister Terese Immaculate. S.S.j. is - 'rf A. ., 'jf L ,Q A 1 . ...m :W - f 1 . Q N , ' K . Vs' A - txt' b Q Y v 5 L is pithy s 'fy Y . q M . ! Q 2 3 W 'x XA 5 ' lyk b S , ,1 ' 'S ,K M A ' AS f ' W? 7 Q Q, 3. ,N Ag QQ . ,QB vw i V? K Q5 '11, I v qxxfi ff' ff I V4 in W , D4 fm - 6 fi -1l1E'5'f9'Y ff ' !.1 I ,Q-.. lx N V -1 f f 1' if x x Pkg, . vi' 3.5. 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Little l lovverites hy means of the study uf zilgehrzl. geometry, advanced zilgehrzi. and trigo- numetrv--all uf which :ire thought stimulating- hzlve every zivzlilnhle opportunity fur mztthemztticzillv preparing themselves for the future. Sister M. Alma joseph CCS-nterj Mathematics will help huild a better world! en- thusiastically agree these seniors as they delve into the study of trigonometry. ffielowj Problem solving is really puzzle solving. smiles Stella Rangu as she works algebraically. ,115 1-f A Left to right: Sister M. Catherine Veronica. S.S.-I.: Sister M. Emmanuel. S.M.: Sister M. Evelius. ll.l7.N.: Sister M. Gregory. SM.: Sister Mary Paul. SM.: Sister M. San jose. S.S.j. There's a moment of expectant silence as Elizabeth Knorr pauses to see that every other member of the class under- stands her point in this interesting geometry discussion. Pre- cision of judgment and logical thought will result from this study. 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Q A lay' ' ,Wd Q yr:4 'gf '63 ,, 1' ' X , . , M 431, W he X i '91 xi 4 lp ,vw JE' .W- llcaring recordings of Spnnlslx songs and music vlmlircs thc lesson for aclvancul Spanish students and gives the Culturnl lmckground of Cnslilian civilization. Through the study of this language, wc learn to know and undcrsmnd the pcoplcs of Latin America. thus ccmcntlng the good- nvighlmr policy-an awp toward cllecling world pcacc. . r ' Q an 4l 5 lf A '11 K. :X Q. V 1 ut f ,J UBC! le sv. HCS ldlstr ' wersxte de D ,N 431- ARHHII Wlllllll THRIIUISH l lilISH Left to right: Sister M. Helen Regina. I.H.M.g Sister M. Rose Alma. I.H.M.g Sister M. Sacre Coeur. I.H.M.g Sister M St. Xavier. I.H.M.g Sister M. Teresa Joseph. I.H.M.g Mary C. Slater. Seniors do not merely rrad Shakespearean plays! This class has witnessed the tragedy of Macbeth through dramatization. Thus. by a fascinating and motivated procedure. they enjoy the classics and imbibe a keen appreciation for dramatic art. Rl Sister Mary Elaine, G.N.S.H.g Sister Marie Vladimir, C.S.B. Shall the voting age be reduced to eighteen? This much- mooted question is the subject being discussed by this panel held in a senior national problems class. Lucy Geraci is the presiding chairman, and her colleagues show keen interest. lHHOUS, P0lIlICAl, SOUlAl l0llRA Cl To develop hetter citizens is the aim of the social studies depart- ment. This is effected through the study' of world and American history' plus national prohlems. Through the medium uf these sulye- yiects. students see the ever-changing world and the part which they play' in it. 'l'hey' glean a knowledge ot their own country' and its social. economic. and political relationships with the other nations of the world. Thus. they hecome hetter ahle to understand the present- day' difhculties which are commanding the attention ot our people. 'lihe debates and panel discussions which motivate the classroom work force the students to do more intelligent reading of current periodicals and newspapers to ascertain the opinion of others. .-Xs a result. they think more deeply' and torm their own opinions hased on sound judgment. Thus. they are trained to take their part in the affairs of their country' in those after-school days of maturity. The following Sisters whose pictures do not appear also teach social studies Sister Ann St Francis SND Sister Francis oseph SN D Sister Helen Aloysius SND Sister Margaret Elizabeth SN D Sister Margaret Therese SND Sister Marie ulie SND Sister Teresa Alovslus SND A history triangle is tormed by these or against and neu lral parties of the slavery question as it faced our nation in 1860 As the members of the class in American history listen they make mental notes for the forum th1t will follow J-JL. .si A QE , ffl? PAQ' Q' ' .1 vignig.. . lm ls ff bl'IllB 5 IllllIlI. 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Add UIVCY, b mum o thorough O' , and I Je , lv. , 1 ' x fanci mold or rjgc, ' ldd nnely Shnlf rw . , wld wan'-I r XSICI' 5ulC i USIDQ .1 l . f KN Gil' Y 9-inCh wel Ouiul or One DXCSVQ - 1 ng 5 ' Ya mc all Knox ' Xen-X093 A096 gs anne mer 'leap Sugar Kd wa 1 2 C .auge 7 C0 Watef m t, 0113 01 h0f6uiux Suicige rand R290 poo,-.im grazed ora Accra mi- L8-Wes ' an cold v' nd wm- UC X121 wx s10lfff,awf.Aaali egg so T, Nglnho well. Bt' ' nd QYHHQL, el Su ugiilf A 'l 01 Add 5 u0U av' I X aww' cv? QUV Q HV Q 4 yr Q . K. .I -Rn' P fAbovel A tea party? No, although it has all the gaiety of one! This scene is frequently duplicated in our mod- ernly-furnished practice dining room, wherein foods-major students may apply the principles of theiritraining. ,. . . .H 1. ' sy, gxtggsg . W1-11 as S s Q ii Q .Fil this: x , Q V .p,,sWl . t X- 1' J' ,wr JJ! Y f 40 Zu? 3 X it 'E Q if yn., -. .-rw 3. t .. f 1 ...I 3:4J3't?s 1 A Quant-file 1 i 'x M When it comes to sweet suggestions, the stray current of air that hltcrs from the home economies laboratory kitchen is the most alluring. Witlm it come the tantalizing aromas of spicy apples, savory cutlets, freshly-baked bread, or teinpting cookies. The current air of graceful styling and clever fashioning that effuses from the clothing work shop shows personality in clothes appeal. Comhined with sewing, students learn what to wear and how to wear it. fBelowj Cut, cut, cut whir the scissors! Little Flowerites soon learn that the intricate process of cutting out a dress is just as important as the sewing. Our well-equipped lab- oratory witnesses the creation of up-to-the-minute styles. l. , fl 23. . 5 i Ss-.xi g,. fi 4 A ff . .,,' Y , Q 1? v. 1 , Vsff, t X QLQ-ftj The operation of an electric sewing machine causes these young seamstresses no worry. They direct their scams through like veteran operators. In addition to sew- b ing. students learn the arts of cutting, fitting, and trimming. ' . Sister M. Grctta, I.H.M.3 Sister M. Rosalina, I.ll.M. FUI fs- HIISH SIA IIARIIS IH lilllllllll .-:xxx Left to right: Sister Maria Assumpta, I.H.M.g Sister Cephas Marie. I.H.M.: Sister Helena Mary, l.H.M.g Sister M. Rose Madeleine. I.H.M. An excellent opportunity for future artists is the voczttional :nrt course offered to sophomores. juniors, :ind seniors whose talents are inclined to this field. Perspective. shading, color hzirniony, ink :ind water color sketches :ire some of the phases of intensive study. Do you often wonder who draws those gor- geous landscapes seen in nrt galleries. who designs ....J' xv '-. Are you looking for something orig- inal in wall paper designs? Just step into this art-major class and make your choicel After careful planning and sketching. swishes of a cleverly wielded brush execute the designs in delightful harmonies. Paper. paste. paint. plus the art stu- dent's ingenuity are the ingredients necessary to make amusing and useful novelties appropriate for various holi- days. Boys who have been wounded in their country's service are the lucky recipients of colorful cards and favors. those stunning clothes sun in stdxeitisenients xx io creates those clever cliutltlc produting ttrtoons 'lihe nucleus of such artists is ut out in out department. Hy przicticlllx ipplxing the techniques learned, our students design i r t nt vos us r programs for the various tttnitic int illustrlte t it puhlications, thus rendering scrxiei to the st ioo Sister jane Frances, S.N.D.. and Sister Mary joseph S N D whose pictures do not appear, teach art at . 'avi 1 4 'hr ft.: -if BIISI ESS I HHRIIY The mmlern. ndit-t--like lzilmi':1turies of the busi- ness tlepzirtinent :tt Little lfluwt-1' ziffurtl students excellent :intl przicticzil training in stermgtxipliy. typing, transcription. lmnkkt-vpiiig. inzinipnlzitiun uf inzieliines. :intl in-trilutitm in izntinns lvnsiiiess tech- niques :intl :ittitntlc-s. llii- uitlt- rznigt- Q-nzilwlt-s tllein to final wlit'i't'in lit-N tlit-ir special :iptitntlt-s. Nlintl- tnl ut tht- tziut tlun they innst it-t lt-:n'n in tht- nn- pmtzlnt st-linnl ut l'XDt'l'll'llVt'. l.irtlt- l'l1m't-t'itt's step furtli with poise to jnin tlir lnisiiiess-wnrltl zntnn. Today. the commercial and industrial worlds swing open many doors to a variety of pleasant. interesting work for those who choose business as their avocation. The varied phases of efficient secretarial training offered at Little Flower prepare us to enter these open doors with ease and Confidence. Meet our efficient ofhce force: Helen E. Connelly: Clare A. Fox: Kathleen E. Schickling. 19' I- ... I V S if 4 wf ' fa' 2? UW, ff . K ,.. 'W ' 4 .W .... 16' f Lf , If ,nqzpm unw Mf' 9 '- ,Q v .., -A ..-, 1 mph ' .. 5...uuuiWv 'ASE' ...- Q . Gif 'A ' wx IX? M 5 , L 51 1 Win ff 'H lf n ' , .fn .,f Biff ,qi QW, K Q. Q A W K 2 X30 nf s E 1- , 5 Q X f K x 2 4 5 5 a ' 5 F 1 'z K x ,,. S i' 92' ' S5 ' n iq 'za Hfifm Q YL-yx 1' 1. ,MQ Q K ..g, 5 i S, -,. W . W Q V W! 41 171 ? fur, Yfff A f Sf 4 W, xt YW' vw K ,rg fp N' '9' ,xii +-Q51-fi . .2 . 7 . A ,wp A A 0 1 ' ' Q 1 , 'JNL W P W. . f l F . 1. 'TASL . in .. ,fx W2 - .L . Q' .. 1, Q i 11-W ' -f Xffjnilz 4' 1 Sister M. Irma. S.M. Dr. Elizabeth M. I-lughes Loretta S. Ulshafer. R.N. x 0 A hospital ward? No! This is merely our school infirmary wherein a squad of lmme-nursing students. under the supervision of Sister Irma. R.N.. are making application of sick-room tech- nique. It's fun to he a patient like thisfu agrees Bernice Tinney. a willing practice patient. Such fine practical training is a decided asset for the fixture as well as for the present doctor- nurse-scarce todays. FU All lll ESS J . if ., Q 8- .L .5 ,H 1 f Wike L. XJQXN ,was 'A , :Q CIIUPERAIIVI RHATIII SHIPS he YX - fUpper left, The biological world holds fascination for sophomore annex- ites. fUpper right, Through the hygiene class. students cooperate with the Keep Fit program. QLower left? Culture. fun. and relaxation come to Sister M' Lilian Teresa' SS'-l prefer! annexites through the vocal music period. flower right, The fundamentals of algebra hold freshmen attention riveted. Wclmxiu- In the St. X liict-in .Xnnexl llc-re. 383 ezigc-in freshim-ii :incl supliuiiimws twin nim- pnrislic- of thc' Ge-rniziiitown IlI't'2l spend two years. Quiet! llns Is our .ittizittixv hhizirx. Other facilities :irc-: tht- inhrmzirv. stzztmm-rx morn. :tml czitvtcrizi. Our hw- lI'K'SllIUt'I1 :intl tout' soplioiuurt- lioim-moiiis vo- Hpt'I'1lTt' in :ill school :ictix'itit's :intl ilriws. Rvgulzi- tions :irc c'iifui'cc'tl hy 11 we-ll-oi'gj:li1iZctl NTlllli'llI gm'- ernmt-nt. Wim' hzlw' zlctiu- SXYlllllIllllQ1 :intl lwzislcctlmll trzuns :is wt-ll :ls 21 vzirii-ty of clubs, intt'r't-sting lm'- turvs. plays. :xml zissvinlwlics to uniiplt-ilu-lit mir class work. NYU alt tht- :mm-x :irc xt-ry prmlml tu say wm- inzirvli hand in hziml with our ft-lluw stiult-nts uf thc main huiltling. 'Hit --!31.fJ. lil- llmiffa 1 fUpper left, High school and just learning to tell time! Oh. yes, smile these freshmen. but you see it's in French! CLower leftj The bulletin board corner is a mag- net of interest for this English class. Clielowj The student council holds a Handbook session! Left to right: Malvina Dragani. Elizabeth Craney, Dorothy Woertz. Nlaryann Shea. Margaret Rainey. Top row, left to right: Sister Bernard Marie. I.H.M.: Sister Marie Christine. S.S.J.g Sister Catherine Joseph. S.S.J.g Sister Cecilia A nes. SS.-I' Sister Nlztriw Daniel. IH.lVl' Sister Marie James. S.S.J. Bottom row: Sister Marie Joseph. I.H.lVl.: Sister Mechtilde. C.S.B.: Sister Noelita Marie. I.H.lVl.: Sister St. Justin. S.S.'l.: Sister M. St. Regis. I.H.lVl.: Sister M. Victorine. C.S.B. its ww G 'X x Mfg ffl f X N Cl 'N' NNJX Ngjxf fwfw X v9'fUDf4'fXx Vf FX! l NJ fl C! 'Nr' fx' V X JJ HwfNl.FJ?V' , if ff x A V ,X ,YE ,xx fxjgf X X X f 5' gf- , ,, , X4 gp I Fourth QSC N X X X V F 0 Cf' H EST OLIC G'R' ' H'GH SCHOOL AS.. A 2 if ill? ff 1 Q-.',i??Q fl':1 ber 5 O I I 1944 CR TIE IIISUIPHE Student government! This definitely has a place in planning a peace pattern for those after-victory tomorrows. Government. organized and executed on Christian principles, is one of the hases for a lasting and a just peace. lfvery citizen must intelli- gently play his part in the governmental scheme. By participating in the student government in our little school world. with its executive. representa- tive. and judicial departments. Little Flowerites are trained to take an active and intelligent part in civic government. Likewise. this organization is a medium whereby the valuahle traits of self-discip- line, cooperation, loyalty. ohedience, tolerance, and charity are developed-vital factors in effecting and maintaining that coveted world peace. Going up? With council members like Edna May and Margaret Mary Green. can we go any other way? fCenterj Campus session! Student government officials, Doris Wolf- rum. Madeleine Murray. and Elizabeth Evans find pleasure in a friendly after-school stroll. COpposite pageQ The Class of '45 adds another name to our line of famous presidents- Madeleine M. Murray proudly receiving her insignia of office from Father Gorham who accepts her pledge of loyalty. The student council is the chief Student Government Asso- ciation division. Senior members of '45 are Cleft to rightj: Elaine M. Dusenberry, LaVaine T. Martini, Mary C. Kilroy. Harriet K. james. Anne P. Dugan, Gladys A. Kramer. Pa- tricia A. jones, Catherine M. Shields. Elizabeth A. Evans Cvice-presidentj, Madeleine M. Murrary fpresidentj, Doris E. Wolfrum Cchief judgej, Anne M. Bloom Csecretaryj, Anne J. Dougherty Ctreasurerj, Alice M. Hartman, Mar- garet M. Green. Edna B. May. Florence C. Fiske. Joyce E. Robbins, Patricia A. Murray. Elizabeth A. Butler. Helen Hutchinson. and Marcella T. Hughes. -fv- THE THERESIAN Published monthly by the Students of LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania lflfillfk XfiY2l.l'14F X'1JIlX1IiXl,X4J IX 'Editor-in-chief . , , . .mu 1 .11 1 Editorial Staff Associate Editors ,X:11--KE:-NN I-11-WXSK--R xx AJ-11111 1 1 1 Business Manager 1:1111 K Sports Editbk' .XI.1111'--1 1 Q1 ri Art Editor l'lix.1l 111 NK ' 1 Photography I,11l1.1 , NI H I Columnists. NI.11':11 11'-..f1:N,Iv1, -11-1 '11 ll:,L1l 1'1l' ll Exchilnge Editor. . .I--11. lx 1111 W 11 Reporters . , l.11-11wf- K fvy- 1..11. M 11 Iv!!--1'. X1111 I 11x N 1111 5 Ilfnyllwn, H1111 H.1u1111, f 11111114 NI1-A lvf111:!1w1'1x' V.+1w I,11g11.-,'I'f-1-1-,111111111111-ll V111 1 1 nfrntz'-1111, 111.11 f'11!'1!N 11111111 H111111--11 ,I 11 .XEIM Typistl. .Hvle-1: f1I1!,.111:1:i111 51.111-1 M.1111.1, I 111 Allf-11, wh-rt1'u1h 'Lf tuskvx l-11? ----'1 4'1'g1111- V41 111 S4-h11r1f'1'. Mzxriv 211'-1.1-1' 49. The Tfzeresggg 41 , ww .-347' A ,, , , 0 Q A 'J- I can T9 Q0 g -, '?' 'V . 1 153' ' V M V' 1 hw? ' v pvfq - .Ag np -os .hx eg . N- M- -- 4r-wZ-- , ' h Y-k. ,tv-Q, BIIIISRAPHIRS it 'Q Business manager. Catherine W'right fronts-rf. confers with her busy typists, Marie W'right and Phyllis Boslm. Behind her work Elizabeth Schillow, Mary Tracey, and Term-sc Malloy. Editor-In-Chief of the Garland. Nllchaclt-na Chxonclno. talu-S time out to explain to interested .unnt-Xiu-s, Dorothy Wtwrtz and Virginia Lenahan, the rudimcnts of ytarlumk malw-up. The eager art stall gather around Cntlwrinc lawrcnce. art editor, to exchange ideas and tliwuss plans for the literary issue of Tlu' Garland. left to right: Grace Keller. Mary Dircso, Mary llendrick, 'lln-rosa lfiflu-it, and Ptutricixn Doody. ' IM Cu., '- '-1 L ,,rf ,Y -S 2 lx , . lt' Qs' yffh V L 1 ie: l M ? it i , ....'-, X , h 1 -www, , k ,v,,,LMnB X . .. gk '43 54 s '. 5+i..- I -1 W Q. . ' I-T H -5 X, lr E. -t'-,-,,.-- ' A gin? pf a,,,el,f Should you wander through Little Flower any day after school, you will find THE GARLAND staff deep in work. These students are busy gathering material, making plans, selecting pictures, and doing what-not! In the staff room you will find no idle minutes, nor idle minds, nor idle hands. There are busy moments for everyone, but, too, there's always a chuckle or two in between. Garlandites have but one thought-mounds of work ahead. Let's do it! The fruit of their labor is ample reward. STAFF: Michaelena L. Chionchio, '45, Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editors: Lucy C. Geraci '45, Mary R. O'Keefe '45, Anne S. McGuire '45, Margaret A. Gerngross '45, Margaret M. Rooney '45, Mary P. Whalen '45, Geraldine G. McDonald '46, Nora M. Magsam '46, Mary T. Hoar '46, Theresa M. Moritz '47, Rosemary T. Mulvaney '47, Helen Stack '47, Rose M. Hoff- man '47, Frances M. Strittmatter '47, Malvina L. Dragani '47, Dorothy E. Woertz '47, joan M. Umstetter '47, Virginia M. Lenahan . '47. 5 EK ,,s, ,, 9- il l fo 4 5 ll Slllil l Counter-clockwise These diligent girls are members of our MISSION GROUP. Stamps and pennies do wonders for missionaries. This year we collected 103,000 stamps and 32798. Members of OUR LADY'S GROUP, through a greater desire to imitate the Blessed Mother. gather monthly to dis- cuss Mary's life and the significance of her feasts. Anne Beatty, chairman of the CATH- OLIC EVIDENCE GROUP, conducts the monthly discussion meeting. The aim of this group is to promote student Catholic Action. Members of the APOSTOLIC GROUP eagerly pack soap and linen for the Sacred Heart Free Cancer Home. The 1945 drive brought in over 5,000 pieces ol soap. Read Catholic literature is the plea of Florence Fiske '45, who headed the CATHOLIC LITERATURE GROUP. The aim is to spread Catholic litera- ture. MI llllS Clockwise Blindman's bluff? No! This is the EUCLIDEAN CLUB initiation. Can- didates quake in expectation, but they agree that membership is worth it all. ART CLUB members put their artistic talent to service. Each holiday finds them busy making new greeting cards and favors for wounded servicemen. The freshman WORLD HISTORY CLUB relives scenes from Bible his- tory. Here we see St. Paul zealously engaged in preaching to the Ephe- sians. The microphone is mascot for the LITTLE FLOWER RADIO CLUB. Anne Becker, Dorothy Houben, Eliza- beth Bowler, and Elizabeth Boyle prac- tice script reading. Some Yankee lassies turn South- Americaward and learn to be better neighbors by their participation in projects sponsored by the SPANISH CLUB. A A var-,Q x . 4, 6 . c I ESSIVI SIIPS IN SIAHINB IIUH UHIIH The story of music at Little Flower is interesting though technical. From the time a freshman-to-be be- gins her training the summer previous to her entrance at Little Flower to the time of her debut into the band or orchestra, her music education is full of minute details which, when taken collectively, make for musi- cal perfection. Her lirst audition decides whether or not she has the basic requirementsg successive analy- tical auditions determine the instrument for which she is best suited. Then begins her special intensified train- ing, which includes private lessons under the tutorship of a teacher sltilled in that particular instrument, super- vised practice periods, and section ensembles. After a student has reached the requirements, she is given a special audition which decides whether or not she is ready for membership in the band and orchestra. The experiences into which students of music are ushered develop habits and characteristics that prove beneficial throughout life. In the music library! Is there a question on your lips? Here the music scores for the various instruments are bound, catalogued, and filed. The work is executed by Jean Marie Scanlon, jacqueline A. Bechtold and Terese E. O'Donnell. Practice, practice, and more practice! says Eleanor Wolf's violin. This refrain is repeated by the 42 violins of the symphonic orchestra. Practice makes for perfection, and that is the goal of all the music students at Little Flower. The shining instruments that gleam from the orchestra and band are the result of much rubbing and polishing on the part of their industrious owners. Music students engage in the art of domestic science as well as in the fine arts. 'E , Y , , S W A ,Q , ' '51 ,, Patricia T. loner '45 Harp Mary c. mu. '45 Tvmvmi Marie T. Fawcett, '45 Flute ymla onic Charlotte H. Gardner '45 Concertmeinter Our orchestra! Like an exquisite technicolor film, these two words send lovely pictures llashing across the screen of memory and summon a feeling of se- rene peace to pervade the heart. This corps of 121 girls sends a medley of joy dancing into our lives. Under the superb, masterly direction of Dr. leno Donath, our symphonic orchestra crescendoed to breath-taking magnificence in the Music Festival of '45. Olfenlaaclfs Orpheus did not, as the title suggests, lull us to sleep-rather, it created a light- hearted gaiety. Allah's Holiday by Friml really Riu T. Solwl '45 Clarinet Galle Jane A. Burke '45 French Horn virginia M. craig U Tmmpet aroused a whistling holiday mood. Delightful sur- prises jumped out from Dr. Donath's unique ar- rangement of Bizet's ever-popular Carmen Fantasy, while his treatment of Youman's Tea For Two set the audience in swaying rhythm. Gould's American Salute touched a patriotic chord. The inale, augmented by harp solos, clear glee club voices, and the sonorous chiming of golden bells by angelic hosts, made all hearts echo a prayer-may The Voice Of Freedom soon resound over the world! - Charlotte M. Edgar Bass '45 Y XX . . K 5 O , Qg , 'si ki ' f -ef , Q iff ' R2 ' f' t' . 'g 1 M ' . Hy- -4 ' ? qt , -X , if , 1 'Q 1' 1 Q b g i 1 D- H' V I 1' .5 1, ati N x3 gqx .1 X x e 0, . 95' Q at ? 4 rt s W E X . Hu- R4-xrrr-:uf Iulm X. N1urr.lx uv dumb nur gh-r nlulx In lln- pitch of IUIN' pa-rfm-dinll. ,, gr , - ,M o--HQ, -X tered for vocal music, which comprises exercises for voice training, group partsinging, and the theory of musical nota' tion. They share their tzilent with us hy giving delightful as' semhly programs and hy participating in the annual Music Festival. Their voices glowing with love make us agree that the gift of song is sweet, hut sweeter are those who share it. The air suddenly becomes delightfully refreshing as we listen to our I i fit' 'lc glee club's sparkling rendiiions of songs old and new. Mary jane Klinges '45 QTHSQKD, talented pianist. is the glee club accompanist. i eq? .. T-will' u F a X? . Li ,..:-...1.,...,f.,vs.w-.jet X av '-'AX y 7 E it M t . 3 .31 ,ggi 'M 5 ' D it ig, Q jaf 5, , 3 W--A . atv 4. ,364 if me-s'ifieft J' 4 f- - J g-wry fa 'lx if A 1 K 0. at-It t if in 4 ttkfrxfiftnr, ai.Qj,5lQ,5as?fe3 at 651 . H C fra. 5,6 . .9a'fg5:a'ufzq,g, ,ti Q' aw 5, f Glas t il' I5-'if ,A , 7' if. A, t me H 66,63 1 Q' - . ' 5 f'i 4. ' f'.u'2Dr.... ,4 r.. ' If - -'W 3 ' 1 1 X rdf! 5 U . . , f-:gm LK. xi..-Jxgfyte FO, 4f,f.'.-tggiw' t ur G t is if , t .fm .. ,L we .Y -E13 ,rw ' x 353221, , ' M K , ' V' in , Q. Z. - 'W' - , , ,,'g 1 if A5 'rg-fu-ftf, 'iq' W 'J pt.-' ' 9 - ... ' , .J auf 4f1f'tiwfr!5,',r,,'E+r't s t 'wfJ'f H . I f an ft . F With ball poised ready for a clever pass. Captain Maxine ' A jones smiles, conhdent of the all-out support of her team lik ' and of her fellow schoolmates. Maxine is a veteran basket- ball player, having served the varsity for four years. Meet the Little Flower Varsity of '4S! Reading left to right, we introduce you to: frow one, Helen Closkey, Ann Murphy, Patricia Murray, Maxine jones, captaing Josephine Danilevic, Mary Gilmore, Molly Sprague, frow M twoj Catherine Hesch, Elizabeth Hartley, Marie Messa. - Dorothy Hires. Catherine Briclcley. Madeleine Smith, Clare McLaverty, Anne. Cummingsg frow three, Theresa Laughlin, Elizabeth Wisler, Elizabeth Jacoby, Margaret ' Dunne, Dorothy juclyclci, Edna Smith, Mary Mallon, Theresa Musselman, and Mary Plath. 3-F lg 4 f .. W . gm .fix K xi -- E Q Q X. Q 3' L fs .,, T -.2 S M I if fl wg 4 f Y AX lx ' s C 5 5 -E E fr Q' Q 0 SCHEDULE Mme Howe: vs. Sr. Hxxbert Lime Howe: vs. Notre Dame hide Howes' vs. Bethkhem Linh: Howe: vs. Hadhhan Hide Howe: vs. West Caxhdic Linde Yxowec vs. 'Yrcnxon Cachohc Lkuke Howe: vs. Hadlahan Linde Howe: vs. Notre Dame Lktdc Howe: vs. West Cathdic Litdc YXOWCY vs. Sl. Hubert EQ 1 Va! Pi B' 5 ll !5 QW' Q l.lttle l'lnw's'i' upenetl tht- sezisun nn Alzintiztty -l ln tletezitingg the St. llulwrt 'lieznn with il scure- ul Ziflll. Uve w'ei'c' nut sn fnrtunzitc- in the siicceetlixigl gznnes, lllll our xcirsity can huxtst that it fung ht .1 gtmtl light. Un Alzinnziti ll, Notre lllllllt' tlvft-:itetl mn' ni:n'mm :intl white quintet fl5-IS. l eln'x1:tty l tnnntl mn' l5llslit'lt't'IN htwving rlit- tune nt 33-ll. On .lainnz Q Z.. to lxt I Qllfllullt' tu nt l ll:1ll:lh.in tuppt-tl tht- l.l'i-itcs with :i score of ll-7. Uni' tt-:ini igann grzicitnisly lmwt-sl tu ll.lll.lll.ll1 on l't'l5l'lllIX lw with at t't'cni'tl that slumu-tl their hghtinw xnn ll-ll. Xuttt' llxnne, nn I't-lwtrtiw 71 t'Xt't't'klt'tl mn stwiix- ln nnly four puintsflll-lb. Nt-xt tu i't't't1xt nn' t'm1i'teslt-s was West Lzitlinlic whim elm-rgt-tl nn Nlanxh ll: with at lUllNlll whit' ul ll-'J llit- lin tl 7 . ggzunt- ul tht- st-ztsmi. plant-tl un xl.lItll -ll with Nt lluiht-rt. st-nt l.lttli- l'lnwt'1'1tt's t ht t i tnllx hnint-w 'ntl ut 75 lf Vlllgllllg in their mrs. lln with the score -. - l.t'1lMllt' gznnes clusetl with tht' tmplw going tu tht limleti-:itt-tl Wt-st kaitliulic lt.un. .Xll lite st-lmnls k'lll'I'lt'll xiwztx with thvni tht- ri-ttplw nt guml sim : wt-tl. inzinslnp: thus, tht- lt-zigm' :nnis wt-rn' it-il Silence reigns at this alll-important moment! Molly Sprague fleftj watches her fellow team-mate. Mary Gil- more. triumphantly catch the ball and try to basket it to houst the score. It seems :ls if everyone stops hreathing Al second! Smartly nttired in maroon-trimmed white uniforms, enthusf astic cheerleaders. accompanied by mascot Bugs Bunny, sing their theme song. Hurrah for Varsity. Our team replies by playing a fighting game. Left to right are: Regina Hickey. Genevieve Dooly. jane Needham. Maury' Connelly. Florence Wfelsh. Jean Thomas. Catherine Bradley. Mary' Hesch. Isobel 2 Feenan. Catherine Nlellonz Claire Voigtsberger is Hugs BUYIIIV. ,Q Qin Y' R,-ww ,gf ff? ,fanf'K ff rs 4 .- ,Z Lxrsrv'-Z-l,iA V .QF 'sg' ,Of la .,, Q M 5' I 4 51 f' ' ,fl RYA' ,. ei-5' ZX -1 F v 'S Christinzis czuiic tu Little- lflower, filling the hearts of wich girl with Ynlrtitlc joy. A huge tree with its iniilti-colnrt-tl lights :intl silvery iciclcs limkt-tl down froni its throne on the lobby steps as if to suv. Hanan linlitlztv SC'2lS0llln Nt-stlin ' in , l l , , is the luhhy zilcovc. tht- crih tlrcw us to relive, in spirit. the hirth of tht- Prince of Pt-acc. Under the :tus- piccs uf the l:l't'I1k'll tlvpzlrtint-nt, 11 niirziclt' play deal- ing with tht- cure uf at crippled slit-plit-rtl hop' was pl'l'Sl'llft'tl in l'll't'HL'll. filet' club cztrulrrs singing ever-old, rvt-i'-iicw LlllI'lSflll2lS stories niatdr us that Plfrxflf ON lf:XR'l'll will soon return t war-turn world. f the ct-l U ll Mllllll lll llllll Come let us adore Him! In the true spirit of the first shepherds, these freshmen gather around the life-like crib in the lobby to pay homage to the Prince of Peace. In colorful peasant garb, glee club members augment the French note of the Yuletide play by caroling in French. cOPPOSll2 pagej The angelic Gloria m Excelsxs Deo la heard once agam as the age old story of the birth of the Christ Child is depicted This tableau was the climactic feature of Noel a Christmas play presented in French Mazda mspires his audience with the stirring story of his miraculous cure Mazda and his mother listen nn rapture as Hasti a shepherd, describes the wonderful star he has seen in the sky. E A532 vw U .W wmv-,A .B A A . zu-MW A Lv, x 3 ' ' Q K . 4 ' Ai fig? 5 E li KTERAA: 3 ng V Wi 'Vlgff 4? fr ' V Jfilwz L x 3 4 . 6 J 'z - 53 eh fl' 1 - iff c ' . A ?Pjif'f5fg 1 W :gf Q! fe ,f f Q ?fjie2i'g ' MPH I ?f'J . 33 i f V Vxw X f.: , 1 Q . f ' 5 D 1,f' 5 5' il , Q - A ' J. 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' 5 l ' O C Q I Little l'l1ntt'YiTt's go ou-r the top with our gill- x if lant fighting men as they go over the top in an ff all-out effort for Victory. liven the Minuteman seems to tilt his head a little more when he sees the success of our honds. stamps, and weasel drives! XVe. too, tilt our heads a little higher when we see the two extrarmerit stars silhouetted against the white of the Minuteman llag. XVI: have celebrated the third anniversary of our having that banner so proudly waving over our school! ln the IW44 Sixth lVar Loan Drive, our goal was set at 590,000 for the purchase of a 750-bed evacuation hospital. By' surpassing that aim with an excess of Sl0,783.35, we were able to equip the hosiiital. 'l'hus. our returns for that drive totaled :3l06,783.35. YVell do we rememl'1er thiltssixth XVar Loan Drive--not only for the patriotic zeal displayed hy dur students. but also for the honor which came our way in the form of a visit from the heroic crewk of the universally-ltnown Damn' Yankee. 'Fha-y, having learned the lesson of real sacrifice and patriotism left us with a strong en- deavor to do more in both a spiritual and temporal way to speed that coveted V-Day and after that a just and lasting peace. ep- was X ,x .nz-,,,,, 2 . i -V 4 M x t . . -.1-ft' , , f 2. i v-Q I 4 'frvpwi k ' V , tu 9 V ' it 1 Xu, 3x -R .1 s rx ik X 'I ,nf .H-...-,paw .i 1 ...,r. in-unq 9. I 5-va-a,5 . ,tg . V . Our patriotic -representatives proudly admire the minute- man flag with its two extra-merit stars significant of 902, cooperation in the purchase of war bonds and stamps. ,fb PATRICIA A. WHELIHAN FRANCES M. VHIERONIMUS MARIANNE M. TYSON MILDRED A. THOMAS lf: WH he , I 31 if f 4 , 1 . 2 wi N Q WJ S A ,gun L a mMunnuw's vi ci - nun cu ui ci With the waking golden sun of graduation day, a new world is born for six hundred seven Little Flowerites-a world pulsating with faith and life and adventure. While we hear the distant heralding of victory bells, we realize that these joyful sounds are but faint echoes and that the bloodstained darkness of war has just faintly been penetrated. Likewise, these bells for us chime a challenge. Before us lies the future, its many roads to tomorrow beckoning.'As our gaze follows along those roads, they converge to the one end-a lasting peace. Stretching down the long line of to- morrows, we see the coming generations pass in review. For them we must preserve a peace-filled world-that is victory's challenge. Vifhatever may be our chosen life's work, we have determined that through it we will fulfill this duty. Facing this obli- gation as women, we pledge ourselves to follow the principles of Catholic living in our personal lives and in our relationships with our fellowmen. From this will spring a world at peace with itself-with God. Long after we are gone may the Spirit of Peace walk in deathless beauty through all nations, and may our voices blend with all the heavenly harmonies in their song of joy, their eternal hymn of peace! 'J eww , ,iii-1. ' ss an I . '. 'kill' 'A .aj 3131 I , ! D 'Hi' iiliiin lug ' llfii sf, i Illll X nl A fill V llll un I Zyllll gun Kun lHl llllllll YEAR Many are the flutterings of the hearts of seniors while they are making ready for their pictures. Now hair. eyes- everything meets close inspection. Preening before the mir- ror is not frowned upon today, for what girl wouldn't be filled with an excusable pride upon viewing herself for the first time in her cap and gown4the goal of four years! With that pride comes deep gratitude for dreams come true. The bright sun of school days smiles on a stream of triumphant Little Flowerites for the last time as senior year fades. However, a memory hright as a smile, glad as a song, happy as joy accompanies us- the memory of four perfect years. 'lihe Class of '45 will reniemher our outstanding achievements in scholastic endeavors, our active participation in lVar Loan Drives. our all-out sup- port of those thrilling Convention Hall ganiesy in short. we shall rememher every moment of our days spent in the happy Catholic atmosphere of Little lflower. It is now the haryest time for the golden wheat of accomplishmentaour harvest is a rich onel fAbovej Which one do you like best? Do you like my hair in this? Such phrases mark an all-important event-the choosing of the cap and gown picture. The informal atmos- phere of Zamsky's Studio plus the professional advice given so cheerfully aid these Little Flowerites in their momentous choice. flielowj Yes, it's that looked-forward-to Pronf! Seniors agree that pinning on a corsage requires much care. 'U' -.C S 'Now- df X X S ...HES ni' 0 ,535 f 'X gg .- is A ' K K , ,-3, xg .Sf 'I Q f 'N . 5, E. .x gfi ' Q Q if ' ? ,, 4 xx Nx 1 ' ,V ffdgwwgmtwgl 'K' uw, 2:29, x' f 1 xr . S? lHl HIV!-HS As the minutes of tour Uctoher evenings ticked away, hlaclt hands of the auditorium clock stretched out to touch eight fifteen, and the emerald velvet curtains silently rippled open upon the senior play of the Class of '-l-5. :X group of expertly-trained l,ittle lflowerites gaye a transfusion of life and an- imation to the ink-hlooded and paper-fleshed charac- ters of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's noyel, 'l'l1r Rl'?'f1!.K'. Before the eager eyes of thousands of on-loolcers. who temporarily forgot the war with its problems and sorrows, stepped the lovely Lydia. Clad in pale lemon satin and deep blue velvet. she stole many a masculine heart-especially that of the handsome hut -iust-as-stuhhorn-as-she Captain .lack Absolute. :X very novel personality was presented in the loqua- cious Klrs. Klalaprop who succeeded in complicat- ing the plot and confusing cyeryone hut herself with her extraordinary words and extra-extraordmary ideas. 5ll' l,ucius O lrigger with his captivating hrogue. Sir :Xnthony with his paternal solicitude. and lioh .-Xcres with his country-humpkin wit cast a spell oyer the audience that remained unbroken even after they had left the portals of Little Flower, for they carried with them the safe-kept memory of a loyely thing. 'llhis loyeliness was augmented hy the music of harp and wood-wind ensembles. Although the players' faces haye long since resumed their natural contours and the auditorium has seen many other dramatic programs. The Ri-mls still lives. Clash! Sword blades cross, and the skill of Captain Absolute C-lane Carsonj is pitted against that of Sir Lucius Owfrigger CAgnes Kleschickl for the hand of charming Lydia CRita Mitchell, who looks on with breathless awe. The unpre- dictable Mrs. Malaprop Clilizabeth Carlinj raises her mace and orders the heated duel to stop while Sir Anthony Abso- lute CRegina Szymanilcj and julia fElizabeth Boylej fear- fully ponder the outcome. 'I Z 'unu- F f W QR E? ' 4 S ix, 2-5 XT 55 1 gy B gf wif? 5 x 65' - fs 4 '4 I A r I am...4M I ,. ,if 5 3 mg q f ,fl ii , K fl 3 4644 ,WW Q 'li , ,gut -Q Aww-.1 C KS I' FAC, a urum .... THOMAS. 1 un .mt .... CAPTAIN JACK ABSOLUTE, ' vm with FAULKLAND, in Inn sinh ui: ..,. BOB ACRES, a country humplin ..... SIR ANTHONY AUSOLUT , Jklfn :her .... , LYDIA LANG UISH .... LUCY, Mn. Mahpl-np'n mn' ,... JULIA MELVILLE, Sir Anllhalrfn niece .... MIS, MAI-APROP, Lydia! num, . . . . SIR LUGUS 0'TlIGGER. ln Irish baronft, .... . DA VID. n lnvun . . . CHAMIEIMAHJ ...... 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'V 'Q 4 ,vb L X4 1 ,A 3 . f,,ffj 'fM u ' N 4 , if A 4 ,A ni ' ij I , S L f. If ,,., aff? l j ?iD ' . . 5 1 :ii 5, av r , t A , ,,,, fl ' p BOOGIEQ-WOOGIE ' 'TOWER 5 4 GITT Lg BR OWN Jug ' 1- ' are V Wgifz it MEXICALI 1 sT P-R5? EGL IN MY HEART ALW AY? 1 Af,-,,,- Q E 1 . xx l Qi up '3,1'3l' 'Zig ,. , :3 '4:,' R7 1g '7 '32.' 1 JA, L 4 Fifi? 'N' -.ik Q . eff! f Q'- Across the crowded ballroom floor young hearts quicken their beat as each exciting moment fades into a precious memory. Soft music and dim lights form an artistic background for swirling gowns of satin, net, lace, and velvet. Dancing feet whirl lightly to the strain of joy and happiness which steals even into the farthest corner of the ballroom. One day, says Julia Burns' escort. as the two pause to loolt down upon this miniature world of loveliness, all the world will rever- berate with the joy and peace we see below. Thousands of other hearts entertain that same hope! .N ' f 2 I i f - at 47 A a K . Y W, 1 A if iii ff, t I A .Oig,4bvP'l?P'ivA- a h ,' Q, ,eg e A Now 'V e ,J 3 of ' .Q H3 'ii ff 5 , ' X., A-. l - .' 15,5513 M f 2 -fist gs V if, r 6 Q M' p -L , ,riff ,gif 1' eq: lie? 1 if 24 , ,QWY , Sl f' o M N, r-r i f Q 'rr A M you A Q. .400 - ' , r if-fe L Q1 KH' t D60 A M 1 Q F i f SWEEI' lm ,- 1 . AN t 5 xx 'L ' K ---. X , A s sr ME CALL You SWEET!-1 if 3 Y Q' 5 E ' A ' A ,V,,.. . M' ART 2 A PxM,,gviy Q lb sestxpwgocgo to AQ? '14 C Smiling at the Prom Committee, Marion Gould tells' her escort, They planned the maneuvers that resulted in this night of mystic splendor. Yes, this group fashioned Prom Night into a dazzling star that will ever shine in the sky of memory. Smiling at you from left to right are: fstandingj Doris Foley, Anne Dougherty, Ann Dugan, Mary Kilroy, lane Carson, Madeleine Murray, Lorraine Murray, Rose Marie Kearney, Geraldine Bowes Cseatedl Elizabeth Butler, Eileen Ron, Marie Materag co-chairmen, Elizabeth Evans and Doris Wolfrumg Ioan Hafner, Patricia Whelihan, and Catherine Strohm. , , o ee., , A WHAT , A I H551 'i AND DAY LE, ce AD Y U .4 N 5 ,ms AQKYFEXSE Y or-if NIGHT Qi EDNA B. MAY For four years has honor student Edna heen an active participant in student government. After serving as rep- resentative in freshman year, she was elected president of the student council at the St. Vincent Annex. junior year found her in Little Flower High School proper as a member of the council. and in senior year she was chosen as associate judge of the student court. Sports also hold Edna's interest, for she captained the Annex Bas- ketball Team of '-43. Secretarial studies have been her major. May her torch of distinction ever burn brightly! nw wi 'H' wk .F.. 1' YA, sg f F t ni, JACQUELINE A. -BECHTOLD Not through her' scholastic rating alone has gray-eyed jacqueline won the admiration and esteem of her class- mates. Her characteristic charm and quiet poise. which is often enhanced by a pleasant laugh. have endeared her to many. Mttsic is the cynosure of interest for this tiny sen- ior who has merited distinguished honors for four years. During these yearsi the alluring melody of her flute has augmented our orchestra and band. Jacqueline. may your future life be like the tune of your flute. light and sweet but possessing the deep tone of beauty-our parting wish! CLCQITLLI 0l J Q ,ggi the First honors indicate that a student has merited a 9011 rating in five major subjects and religion for four years. RITA T. SOKOL This talented distinguished honor student has been a prominent member of the band and orchestra for four iyears. Nevertheless, the heavy extra-curricular, demands which these activities require have not interfered with her excellence in curricular studies. Having majored in music, this tall, blue-eyed Little Flowerite has met the require- ments fora first honors throughout her high school career. For Rita, school has been her kingdomg the clarinet. her scepterg' music, her minister of cultureg and books. her subjects. May success follow her future imthway of life! IVIARGAREI M. CATTIE . Serious brown eyes that can twinkle with merriment smile at the world from lVlary's pleasantly-serious face. As n fol- lower of a rigid academic roster. she has won for herself the rating. distinguished honors. ln the cxtrmcurricular field, the Latin Club. Euclidean Club. and Le Cerclc Fran- cais claim her active membership. Popular election voted her the vice-presidentship of the French Club and the rep- resentative bndge for her senior section. Succegs will star Mary s future if she attacks all :undertakings with the enthusiastic spirit she displayed at Little Flower. l -'. r , M-F Y X , , DOLORES A BALL 128 W Chew St C201 H4 ull ANNA M BAMBERGER 4103 N Fa1rh1llSt C401 Hunx VALERIE T BARR 2843 N 8th St C331 Sl BOIIIXCIIIIIIL EILEEN J BARSBY 4147 Dungan St C241 Holx Innounls FRANCES D BARTOSIK 1983 Hunt g Park Ave C401 Sl LldlS1IlIN HELEN T BAUMHAUER 196 W Widener St C201 St Heluu ROSE M BEACH 2520 N Franklm St C331 du 1 HELEN M BEATTY 6720 Cornehus St C381 th Ill mus JACQUELYN A BECHTOLD 3641 Old York Rd C401 Slephul Second Honors C8500 ln four major subjects and rellglon for four years1 2'-W' Postal Zone Number Parnsh EVA M ADAIR 1431 E Lycoming St C2413 Holx Innocents' ELAINE T ADAMCZYK 4427 Edgemont St C371 ROSEMARY C ADAMS MARGARET E AHERN REGINA G ALLEN MILDRED T ALLES MARIE R ALLMAN HELEN E ALTMAN VIOLA M BAILEY ol n C lllll ns 6742 Souder St C241 Rum lClll0II 257 W Sulls St 1201 nun 227 Church Lane C441 u 1 5739 N Howard St C201 II 1825 W 73rd Ave C261 X m INI s 634 E Fanshawe St C111 sun ll 5432 Dlscher St C241 1 III 0 lo ANNE M BECKERI 5240 N Front St C209 S xll1lll0NL DOROTHY M BELZ 5328 Roosevelt Blvd 124, 1 lll lo ROSEMARY T BELZ 519 E Walnut Lane 144, lllltlll 4 1 MARGARETTA A BENDER 1802 W Lindley Ave c140, m x 1 THERESA A BERTOTTO 529 RISIDF Sun Awe 140, I um 1 LORETTA A BILLE 155 W Linton St 20, ll L MARGARET M BIRKENSTOCK 1039 Pratt St l124, I lll 0 IN ANNE M BLOOM 2226 N Falrhlll St 133, l mln PHYLLIS I BOSHA 1627 W Sparks St 141, Sl lkmdul -X 'x GERALDINE M BOWE 4315 Manayunk Ave 128, S ohn ll 1 J ISI IILLIAN E BOWERS 3640 N Camac St 140, Sl Stephen ELIZABETH T BOYLE 5737 Knox St lun L CATHERINE R BRADLEY 246 E Queen Lane 144, lilll VIRGINIA M BRADLEY 4910 N 12th St 141, H 1 x C ull ROSE V BRAUNSTEIN 2417 N Falrhlll St 133, lcln Il EILEEN M BREEN 828 E Westmoreland St 134, XNKLIINIOII REGINA E. BRESLIN. .195 W. Duncannon Ave. 120, ' ali REBECCA D. BROOKS ........ 5610 Devon St. 138, mzutul' - I ',ll0I1. ' . MARGARET M BROPHY ' 4217 Romain St 1241 bl J0lLl1llI1 CLARA T BROWN 3503 N Front St 1401 Sl Hugh KATHRYN C BROWN 7149 Glllesple St 1351 5 Bllllllll MARGARET E BROWN 415 W Mentor St 1201 IllL'lllllll0l1 CATHERINE M BROWNE 18 W Johnson St 1441 St xIi1.lClClIlL Sophie ALMA C BUCHANAN 701 E Cornwall St 1341 XSLLIISIOII JANE A BURKE 1020 Oak Lane Ave 1261 Holx Xnkels ANNA M BURNS 1830 E Axrdrxe St 1241 of JULIA M BURNS 132 E Wyommg Ave 1201 St xIl1lll0SC i .4 'TY' ELIZABETH A BUTLER 6809 Clearvlew St 1191 H 1 x 1 1 xx HELENE A BYRNE 34 1 E St 41 XMCIINIUH THERESE A BYRNE 6335 Musgrave St 441 I lou DORIS M BYRNES 196 Champlost Ave 1201 Ili 1. 6162 N 17th St 1411 S l3LllLlllLl JULIA M CAMPBELL 5130 N 15th St 1411 I 1 N fllllll GILDA D CALZI MARGARET M CAMPBELL 4042 Castor Ave 1241 Holx lnnounls MARGARET R CAMPBELL 1109 E Price St 1381 Imm uul'1lL Lomepuon C Ill ELIZABETH A CARLIN 1344 W Pnke St 1401 it Stephen HELEN T CARROLL 5812 Stockton Road C385 Immaculate Cmlcepllon lin JANE R CARSON 5913 Agusta St C245 MARGARET M CARTWRIGHT St XIHIUII of Toms 337 E Hellerman St C115 S Xxllll un DOLORES M CASEY 164 W Godfrey Ave C205 SI Helen l THERESA B CASSIDY 835 Stafford St C385 II11I1l'lCllllIl Conception Cl THERESA R CASSIDY 4937 N Sth St C205 MARY M CATTIE HELEN E CAVANAUGH 1527 ELIZABETH A CHELIUS lIl1llI 601 65th Ave C265 St Helenl E Luzerne St C245 Holx IIIIIOLCIIIS 3036 Ruth St C345 Xscenxmn RITA V CHIMNEY 4704 N 4th St C205 bl Hem x MICHAELENA L CHIONCHIO 969 Brxdge St C245 I 0 lo IS MARY A CLARKE 1907 W Allegheny Ave C325 Holx Souls MARY A CLIFFORD 1834 W Albanus St Holx MARGARET M CLINCH 517 E Chelten Ave Imm mul :te Lomcpuon MARY M CLINTON 21 McPherson St Hols MARGARET M CLONEY 1937 W Carey 8: Ho y ANNE T COGAN 821 E Dorset St C41 Child 44 bill 19 Cxoss 40 Souls 19 I lttle llouu HELEN P COLE 2921 Chatham St C345 Nltnllx . 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A. f r I 1, 81 VIRGINIA M CRAIG 4209 Grlscom St 1241 Sl loichnn In nnll 1 MARY H CROWLEY 1015 Bridge St 1241 1 ln IOIIIS ELIZABETH M CUMMINGS 930 E Stafford St 1381 Ill ll ul mlm nu mon ELIZABETH I CUNNINGHAM 912 Carver St 1241 I Ill 1 lmn MARY F CURCI 7211 Howard Terrace 1191 Holt LIONS MARY A CURRAN 34 1 B St 41 Sl Hush RITA A CURRAN 2917 Rosehlll St 1341 X lSlldIlOll ROSEMARY A CUSACK 6724 Cornelius St 1381 Qt Xlllanemus CATHERINE E COLEMAN 3050 Ruth St 1341 AQCCIISIOH ELEANORA D COLEMAN 49 E Collom St 1441 C lll1Llll1C ni Sienna JOAN P COLLINS 242 W Chelten Ave 1201 Sl Helena MARGARET M COLLINS 4701 Wayne Ave 1441 SI Il'lll1lS ol Kam MARIE M COLLINS 3544 N Warnock St 1401 SI Stephen MARY E CONNELLY 540 E Allegheny Ave 1341 XSLKIISIOII DOROTHY M CONNOR 1474 Lardner St 1241 S X111 lof louxs ETHEL R CORBETT 6310 N 18th St 1411 Benedlu CLAIRE V COSTELLO 3355 N Phnhp St 1401 St Hugh ' ms.. 1 . .'I..1'Iil . ......... . SL . .h EILEEN P. CRANE ........ 249 W. Albanus St. 1201 fl ' I lOl . ........, SL Mimi ml' ' lm 1' 1 :Co I ' I. Gln. ' sl. Mari' cl. -5 . ............. 5 M l . 13 82 LANNE M. DALTON ........... 3146 Tulip sf. 134, N11i1i11 JOSEPHINE F DANILEVIC TERESA B DANKS RITA F DARCY RITA C DARRELL JULIA T DAUB ELEANOR T DAY 3013 N Franklln St 133, St Bon11e11tu11 1943 Rowan St 140, St Stephen 5324 Large St 124, 1 lI1 0 lu 854 E Wlllard St 134, Xs1111s11m 5959 N Lawrence St 120, S HLlLlll 1840 Ruscomb St 141, Hols Cllllll AGNES G DE FONEY 2429 N 10th St 133, I 1l1x TERESA M DELANEY 7223 Oak Ave 126, Hols Xngcls ELLEN E DEMPSEY 2606 N Sth St 133, it 1-11111111 MARIE E DENNITTS 4416 N Orlanna S! 140, Sl I-111111 GLORIA M DE ROCCO 2118 E Ontarlo St 134, NIo1l1c1 1 Dunne 11 e MARGARET M DEVINE 940 Brldge St l124, 111111 11 1 s ELIZABETH A DEVLIN 1763 Mohlcan St 138, Xlllll1lSl1lN MARIE D DEVLIN 2257 E Clearfield St 134, X 1111113 ALICE T DIAMOND 216 Sydney St 19 H1111 tl NN ROSE M DI BLASIO 5767 Wlster St 38 1 111 ll ul IIL 11111111111 MARY C DIRESO 55013 E Godfrey Ave 120, RITA H DI SANDRO 600 W Butler St 140, O 1 lldx of 1OIllplll ROSE E DI SANDRO 600 W Butler St 140, Our l ulx of lompcu RITA M DIXON 2913 Rorer St 134, X ml mon FRANCES T DLAURO 23 W Abmgton Ave 118, Our Nlolhcl ol Comolmon FLORENCEI DONNELLY 903 W Arizona St 133, St l-.du nd MARY E DONOHOE 7127 Cedar Park Ave 138, St xlhdllhllli DOLORES J DONOVAN 3127 Sm-Img St 124, llmo n GRACE E DONOVANI' 3000 N Water St 134, St Hugh GENEVIEVE R DOOLY 129 W Upsal St 119, St 'Nladelcmc sflllllli, THERESA P DORETY 4521 Lelper St 124, St ouum TERESA H DORNBACH 63 1 Fanshawe St 111, Pxesent mon ANNE J DOUGHERTY 5314 Oakland St 124, bt Nfdfllll ol louis DOLORES T DOUGHERTY 2970 Gaul St 134, N Ill! llx JANE E DOUGHERTY 2093 E Pxckwlck St 134, St 011 ol Mc MARY B DOUGHERTY 4508 N 17 St 140 Holy Lllllll FRANCES R DOWEY 3426 N Dlllman St 140 Hugh JANE B DOYLE 1201 Wmdrxm Ave 41 Holy Llnld RUTH A DOYLE 39 E Garfield Sr 144 St I-rancxs of Assm . ...... uq.4: ,. . ..... --SI.,-J ll' lil SS Ill l945 ee . ........ ' . .... it . ....... . any . ..... .' St.. ry . .......... ' ' :gg . ........... . .N U. V., ELAINE M. DUSENBERRYLE. .722 W. Russell St. 140, Sl. Veronica MARY E. DWYER .... .... 5 912 Shisler St. 124, Sl. xlllfllll ol' Tunis ANNA P. EASLEY .... ...2736 Eddington St. 137, ,XII S2lllllS CHARLOTTE M. EDGAR? 1007 W. Dauphin St. 133, Sl. lidwanrml MARGARET M. EDWARDS. .6436 Clearview St. 119, Little Flower ELSIE C. ERBRICK. . . .. .4154 Castor Ave. 124, Holy lnnownls HELEN A. ETTELT ...... 183 E. Evergreen Ave. 118, Oni' Mother ol' Consolznion ELIZABETH A. EVANS3' .... 6045 N. 11th St. 126, Holy Angels MARIE T. FAWCETT ....... 521 E. Wishart St. 134, Ascension MADELEINE M. DRENNAN. .453 Vernon Road 119, l.iIllc l'il0lYCl' LUCY A. DUCA5' .......... 374 E. Mechanic St. 144, Oni' Lady ol' the Holi Rosary ANNE T. DUFF .... ...... 8 22 E. Willard St. 134, JXSCQIIBIUII ANNA M. DUFFY, .. .. . 1245 Tioga St. 140, Sl. SlCIJllCI1 GRACE M. DUFFY .... ...50l3 N. 17th St. 141, lloly' Cliilcl ANN P. DUGAN'-'i .... .... 2 51 Lindley Ave. 120, lnc:n'n:nion DOLORES D. DUGAN ......... 3262 N. 6th St. 140, SI. Ycronnui MARY P. DUGAN ....... 221 W. Manheim St. 144, Sl. lframis ol' Assisi CATHERINE M. DUNNE. ..l724 Wagner Ave. 141, Holy Chilil Ill SS lll l945 5 ANNA M FISHBURN4' 2834 Onnes St C341 Xlsxtauon SARAH R FISHBURN 2834 ormes Sr C341 X l5ll11Il0Il 6044 N Phxhp St C201 gl Helena MARY E FISHER FLORENCE C FISKE 7917 Frontenac St C111 Ruul ltlllllll MARY C FITZGERALD 1544 Cayuga St C401 Sl Stephen ROSEMARY R FITZGIBBONS 5877 N Marshall St C201 St Helenl PATRICIA M FITZPATRICK 14 W Evergreen Ave C181 Our Niolhu of Consolauon HELEN B FLAHERTY 28 Wyneva St C441 Sl Tlanus of 'XSSISI ELEANOR D FLANAGAN 3065 Arammgo Ave C341 NHIIXIIX PATRICIA A. FAY ..... 235 E. Allegheny Ave. C341 Sl Hugh THERESA M FEENY 1334 W Pnke St C401 St Stephen 1521 Alcott St C241 S NI'1IlIl1 of IOIIIN ANNE M FELIX DOROTHY C FERET 3052 Cedar St C341 Sl Adalbert RITA J FERRY 129 Roselyn St C201 St Helena ELIZABETH M FINLEY 2934 Arammgo Ave C341 Natlutx JOSEPHINE C FINLEY 4055 N Falrhlll St C401 St Henn THERESA A FINLEY 3230 Cedar St C341 Natnxtx EVELYN M FIRNHABER 909 W Boston Ave C331 St Edsmrd MARGUERITE M FLANNERY 2802 Bridge St C371 A S u ut ELEANOR C FLYNN 1512 E Beverly Road C381 St Xth.mmus THERESA C FLYNN 154 W Fern St C201 9 111 cum BERNADETTE R FOLEY 3626 York Road C401 51 SILPIILII DORIS M FOLEY 1706 Chelsea Road C261 Holt Xngtls HELEN T FOLEY 5532 Matthew St C381 111 I D I I MARY G FOLEY 124 W Albanus St C201 Sl XIIIIJIUNL ALICE A FORD 268 E Queen Lane Xmcc cc ROSINA A FORGIONE 3100 N Percy St C331 S lionnunluu MARY M FRANKLIN 2964 Ruth St C341 X 191IZill0ll DOROTHEA M FRANKVIS 5055 Penway St C241 St Xnlhmse DOROTHY J FROEHLICH 104 W Fern St C201 St Helena DORIS M GALBRAITH 40 W Seymour St C441 Sl 11.1l1LlS0f Xssm MARY T GALLAGHER 7372 Rugby St C381 St A111dI11S1l15 MARY T GALLAGHER 8107 Roanoke St C181 Oul Mother of Consolation MILDRED R GALLAGHER 327 Shedaker St C441 S 11111118 of 1851881 WINIFRED T GANLEY 1998 Elston St C381 Sl 1111111 mm CHARLOTTE R GARDNER 219 Abington Ave Sl Imke W...--ya GERTRUDE F. GASKILLW MARY T. GAVAGHAN. .. BERNARDINE M. GEBEL. DOLORES T GEEHAN MARIE A GEIGER DOLORES J GENETTI ARLENE B GEOGHEGAN 2722 N. 11th Sr. C331 St. Bonaventure . . . .7614 Fayette St. C381 Sl. Raymond .. . .5045 N. 4th Sr. C201 Incarnation 4 W Chew St C201 Sl Helena 5728 N 7th Sr C201 St Helena 3186 Cedar St C341 NZ'11l1lly 1702 Elston St C261 Holx Angels LUCY C GERACI 2315 S Darien St 48 C J 1113113111111 ELIZABETH T GERGER 432 W W omm Ave 40 y g C 1 SL Henny MARGARET A GERNGROSSW 810 E Unruh St C111 PICSCIIISIIOI1 GERTRUDE A GETUSKY 1960 Rowan St C401 St Stephen CATHERINE M GET ZFREAD 1814 E Clementme St C341 Xecemmn TERESA A GIBBONS 7183 Andrews Ave C381 St Athanaslus ELEANOR T GIBBS ones Ave Flour-town Out Mother of Consolalxon JANE M GIBNEY 3843 N 13th St C401 Gt Stephen ANNA M GIEDEMANN 5432 N Mascher St C201 lncarnatlon CATHERI-NE C GILLIGAN 3705 York Rd C401 St Stephen CATHARINE T GILLIGAN 170 W Thelma St C401 St Ambrose vm MARION J GOULD 1221 Herbert St C241 St I0.lC.l1llll FLORENCE H GRACE 533 W Elkms Ave 201 Sl Hdenl ROSEMARIE M GRADY 1442 W Louden St C411 Hols C hllml JEAN M GRAMLICH 4049 N Marshall St C401 St Henly ALICE M GREEN 7531 Walnut Lane 381 Sl Xthan mus MARGARET M GREEN 1816 W Albanus St C411 Holt C hllcl CATHERINE R GREENE 1019 E Rlttenhouse St 381 lll1lI1lLlll'lIL Conception Cvlll WINIFRED M GRELIS 827 Dorset St C191 Llllle lloxxel MARCELLA M GRIFFIN 5963 Beechwood St C381 IlTlIl'1'1Clll'llC Conception Gln MARIE E GINNIS 1018 E Haines St C381 llllllldilll lu Conception C ln HELEN G GLASCOTT S311 N Camac St 411 Holy C lnlcl MARY D GLEASON 713 Wmgohoclcmg St C40 St Hemy EILEEN M GLEAVE 6629 Hollis St C381 S xllllllhlllk MARGARET M GLENDON 621 BnstolsStHC401 Lllly ELEANOR M GLENNON 6320 Gratz ?t C411 S nu ANITA M GLEZMAN 3102C Abbottsford Ave St llllmlgncl BERTHA P GOLDER 3000 Memphis St C341 Oul I lily Help ol flllISl1lI1S ALICEI GOTTSCHALL 996 E Godfrey Ave C241 Sl NI ulm of l01lIS MARIA S GROSS 2918 Franklin St 133, St Bonawntme LAURA L GUITERAS 5345 N 13th St 141, Holy Child WANDA S GUZIK 3855 N Bouvner St 140, St Lidlslaus JOAN A HAFNER 5649 Matthew St 138, lmm an ul nc C ont: puon Gln RITA M HAGAN 5555 Hull Creek Circle 20, St Ambrose WILHELMINA T HALFPENNY 212 W Albanus St 120, lnvunqtxon CATHERINE T I-IANEY 159 E Meehan St 119, Holt Cross VIRGINIA M HARDMAN 258 W Sparks St 120, bt Helen! MARIE T HARKINS 3633 N 13th St 140, St Stephen CATHERINE T HARRINGTON 934 E Chelten Ave 138, lmm uul lla 1 onctpuon 1 Ill ALICE M HARTMAN 2513 N Lawrence St 133, St Min nd MARGARET A HARTMAN 7154 N 19th St 126, bt Mhinlslus ELIZABETH T HAWKINS 6310 N Woodstock St 138, Sl BLIILCIIU. NANCY R. HAYDEN .......... 3833 N. 9th St. 140, St. Veronica PATRICIA T. I-IEARN ...... 7351 Walnut Lane 138, St. Athanasius ANNE G HALL 802 E Russell St 134, XSCCHSIOD ELEANOR M HALLERMEIER 4013 Maywood St 124, Holy IIIIIOCCHIS HELEN M HALLINAN 2601 E Venango St 134, Natnnty Hifi' , sf' ' X 90 REGINA M HECK 4807 C St C201 Qt XIIIIJIOSL ELINOR M HEIL 4305 N 9th St C401 Sl Hem x HELEN-I HEILAND 1141 E Pnce St C381 IlIllll'lClll llL Conception C lll SARAH A HELD 5715 Woodstock St C381 lnnn lcul llc C Ollllllllilll C lll CATHERINE F HELMAR 1937 E Albert St C251 11811111011 MARYANNE E HENDERSON 102 E Pastorlus St C441 mum 1 MARY L HENDRICK 4430 N 3rd St C401 St HLIIIX ELEANOR A HERGET 1322 McFex-ran St C401 Sl Sltphgn CATHERINE M HESCH 5438 Sylvester St C241 Sl Nl n tln of 1 OIIIQ KATHERINEJ HETTLER 4846 N Lelthgow St C201 St Hen: x FRANCES R HIERONIMUS 3252 F St C341 Xsctnsmn ANCLARE E HIGGINS 5819 N Marshall St C201 THERESA M HIGGINS MARGARET M HILL SARAH A HILL FRANCES E HILSEE DOLORES P HINES LORRAINE M HINKLE 51 Helen 1 2923 Edgemont St C341 N'lll1llX 3437 Edgemont St C341 N'lIlXllX 5212 Saul St 241 Sl NIHIIIII ol TCJIIIS 6706 N 15th St C261 Holx Xngtls 3067 Tulip St C341 L ads Hdp ol C ln un nu 1548 Ruan St C241 0 nn ll n MARGARET M HIRST 136 E Upsal St 1191 XI 1116111111 bophu. GRACE M HOEY 626 W Cayuga St 1401 St H1111x DOROTHY J HOLMES 500 S Easton Road SI 1111111 DOROTHY M HOUBEN 3448 N 6th St 1401 5 111011111 MARCELLA T HUGHES 5212 N Fa1rh1Il St 1201 1111 1111111011 JEANNE T HUNTER 7703 Temple Road 1381 St R 11111111111 HELEN J HUTCHINSON 409 E Indlana Ave 1341 1lxll 1111111 SUZANNE M HUTCHISON 2028 Venango St 1401 4,111 I 11lx of the Holy Souls PATRICIA A HUTTENLOCK 4357 N Marshall St 1401 DORIS M JACOBS 726 W Russell St 1401 111111111 ROSEMARY A JACOBS 847 PFICE St 1381 111 ll 11l Ill K 0111111111111 1 HARRIET K JAMES 881 Anchor St 1241 I s DOROTHY M JANGER 4457 N Orlanna St 1401 Sl I-I111H EVA T JANOSCH 4041 N Fa1rh1llSt 1401 SI He-1111 HENRIETTA M JOHNSON 7725 Germantown Ave 1181 S 1111161 1 MAXINE A JONES 158 W Godfrey Ave 1201 Sl IICILIII PATRICIA A JONES 1834 W Ruscomb St 1411 Holy Cllllll DOROTHY R JUDYCKI 3257 Gaul St 1341 N'lllXlly . ....... SLT 1 V .h is 1 1 . ....... . qt. '1 -.1 , I V . :Z:, . 91:1 . ' . i I 4 - D SI..HCIll'1 f ' A IIIASS Ill H145 I . ......... . sl. VI- In l ..l.ll1. .1 ' I '- ' i. 1111. U D ' l ' ' ' ' H Sl. N 111'lil1 11I 'I311111' ft. I: . 'in ' 92 LOUISE M KEENAN 5933 Frontenac St C245 St Nlmtm ol louis SARAH T KEENEY 2457 Kensington Ave C255 GRACE E KELLER MARY F KELLER SUZANNE M KELLEY DONNA M KELLY ELEANOR F KELLY JANE M KELLY MARY E KELLY 5511111011 896 Marcella St C245 St lxldlllll ol louis 1920 Kinsey St C245 bl omhuu 5227 Castor Ave C245 Sl l5I'llll11 nl louis 5857 Brush Road C385 lmnncul ue Conception bln 317 Elwood St C445 Sl 11111018 of -Xssm 228 W Sparks St C205 St Heleul 4232 Romain St C245 St Ioachlm GEORGENA E. JUNGERS. ANN B. KAELIN ......... ELIZABETH M. KANE .... ROSE T KANE STELLA M KAPKA TERESA F KAPPLER 2123 W. Bellevue St. C405 Our Lady ol' thc Holy Souls 1725 Champlost Ave. C415 Sl. Bcucdiu .2082 E. Victoria St. C345 St. joan of. Arc 1011 W Nedro Ave C415 Holt C luld 3954 Pulaski Ave 405 uhs 5258 Horrocks St C245 5111111101 I o ERNESTINE E KARNER 231 W Rittenhouse St C445 511118111 df. l ROSEMARIE A KEARNEY 139 W Ruscomb St C205 SI Xxulnose KATHRYN C KEARNS 811 E Locust Ave C345 1lIlll1'1Cl11llL C 0l1LCl21l011 C lu TERESA C KINSLOW 4407 N American St 140, St Henn DOROTHY T KIRRANE 920 Foulkrod St 124, St NI'1lllll of Touu BERNICE P KLATT 3084 Agate sf 134, X'IllXllX AGNES F KLESCHICK 3116 Almond St 134, Om I 'idx Hclpnl I hum: am RITA R KLESCHICKF' 1340 Wagner Ave 141, H n x 1 hllcl MARY I KLINGES 6705 Anderson St 119, l llmx ELIZABETH A KLITSCI-'I 4559 N 18th St 140, Holt C hlld ANNE M KNIELE5' 3250 Rorer St 134, XNCLIISIOII CAROLINE M KOERNER 921 Scattergood St 124, bt xI3IllI1OfT0llls NANCY M. KELLY ..... 177 W. Champlost Ave. 120, SI. Helena REGINA M. KELLY ........... 5926 N. Sth St. 120, SI. I'Il'ICll1l ANN T. KEOGH ..,........... 48 Montana St. 119, Sl. Mzldclcinc Sophie ELIZABETH A KERRIDGE 2085 Independence Ave 138, St Bcnulut KATHRYN G KERSHAW 4816 N Warnock St 141, Holx Ihlld SUSAN H KIEFER soo7 Memphls sf 134, 1,111 I :dx Help UtchllNllll1'5 JEANNE M KILCULLEN 1969 73rd Ave 138, Xlh m IN s RITA-I KILGALLON 2433 N Lawrence St 133, lmlx MARY C KILROY 5603 Mlrlam Road 124, S XIIIIHIOI louis .--lr F NORMA E KOLB 3950 N 6th St C401 St Henry CATHERINE M KOLLA 5008 N 3rd St C201 Il1C3I'II.1ll0Il ELIZABETH-I KOSER 445 E Allegheny Ave C341 ASLCIISIOII ELIZABETH C KOTRAN 3721 Darren St C401 Sl XLIOIIICI THERESA R KOWALSKA 3166 Chatham St C341 8t Aclxllxcll ELAINE C KOWNACKI 2550 E Allegheny Ave 341 St hh Jcll GLADYS A KRAMER 4748 Bingham St C201 Sl Mnlnosc MARY R KRIER 4634 Large St C241 Sl louhnn MILDRED R KRIER 3808 N 18th St C401 Holy Souls I Je HELEN C KUNTZ 3026 Salmon St C341 N ntlvnty RUTH A LANG 2037 E Sergeant St C251 KATHLEEN P LANGE DOLORES 'I' LARRISEY TERESA M LAUGHLIN 5 DOLORES M LaVELLE JANE M LAVELLE ELIZABETH L LAWLER 1rlSlI'lIl0Il 1938 Ruan St 241 it Ollllllll 2832 A St C341 XIMITIIOII Westmoreland St 341 Xscenslon 2474 Jasper St C251 1lSll'lIl0Il 205 Chancellor St St Andxexx Newtown 5544 Matthew Sr gasp IlIllI'ldLlll llB COIICCPIIOII C In CATHERINE V LAWRENCE 108 W Tnber St C401 Sl Hcmx MARIE J LAWRENCE 1520 E Beverly Road 138, SI xlllll1lSlllS CATHERINE M LEDDY 910 Church Lane 138, lmm uul llc C UIIICPIIOII C In MARY I LEHMANN 3956 N 6th St 140, St Hcmx THERESA R LEIFHEIT 2912 N Ma shall St 133, Sl BOIINCIIIIIIQ ANNAMAE C LEONARD 2040 W Bellevue St 140, Om 1 :dx of the Holx Souls MARCELLE M LEONARD 169 W Sparks Qt 170, SI Hclull RITA M LEONARD 1421 Comly St 124 X1 nun ot louis BLANCHE M LEWIS 1266 Alcott St 124 X ltmul lmnx JANETTE A LOCKARD 1415 Sparks St 141 St BLIICCIIII 1-S115 ALICIA A LOGUE 606 W Chew St 120, Sl Helen 1 MARY A LOGUE sose wayne Ave 144, I 1 IIIKINU1 M DOLORES T LONEY 1663 E Huntmg Park Ave 124, Holx lmmunls EUGENIE M LOSCALZO 3936 N Dell St 140, Sl Stephen PATRICIA J LOSER 1241 Kenwyn St 124, r lo s HELEN L LOUGHLIN 804 Lxmeklln Pike ll L ANNE C LUNNEY 5519 Godfrey Ave 138, Immuul ue f0lllLIDll0ll 1 In KATHLEEN M. LYONS ...... 1341 E..Carey sf. 124, . . ' ll 0 J 'I MARY A. LYONS ......... 235 E. Indiana Ave. 134, St. Hugh MARGARET M MARKEY 6432 Wlster St C381 IIl1I1l21Cl1lJIC Conception Gtn DOROTHY T MARTIN 4516 N Reese St C401 Sl Hemy VIVIAN G MARTIN 459 E VanKn-k St C201 St 1111111111 LaVAINE T MARTINI 3137 Robbms Ave C241 St Ixmothx ARLENE E MASSARO 1730 Stiles St C211 Cebu MARY E MASTERSON 3416 N Water St C341 St Hugh ANNA D MASTROPIETRO 2003 Kmsey St C241 Nhler DOIOIOSI MARIE D MATERA 2089 E Kingston St C341 St Ioan of Ale THERESA M MATHIAS 221 W Wyommg Ave C401 Sl Hemy MARY S. LYSYK ............. 740 E. Erie Ave. C401 St 'Nlury MARY A MacNAMEE 3052 N Reese St C331 St W7C11OI1ltl AGNES F MADDEN 3568 Joyce St C341 S join oi he MARY E MAGUIRE 1349 W Kerbough St C401 St Stephen HELEN R MALLOY 1920 W Carey St C401 ll I lx o thc Holy Sous THERESA I. MALLOY 6421 Beechwood St C381 l Bulcdml ANNA M MALONE 3912 N Frankln St C401 X uonu 1 MIRIAM R MANN 5110 Penway St C241 AIIIIIIOSC MARGARET M MARHOEFER 613 E Godfrey Ave C201 St Wvllllllll in HSS M1945 MARY K. McDEVITT .... .... 4 239 Salem St. 1241 Sl. Aluuchim FRANCES MCDONOUGH. . . 117 E. Duval Sl. 1441 SI. N12ltlClClIlC Sophie MARIE A. MCERLANE. .113 W. Champlost Ave. 1201 Sl. Helena JANE A. McGETTIGAN:5' ...... 1213 Butler St. C401 Sl. Stephen NANCY T. McGETTIGAN .... 2233 Yelland St. 1441 Our Lady of the Holy Souls JOAN A. MCGINNIS ...... 1527 E. Walnut Lane 1381 St. :xll1llI1liSlll5 MARGARET M. MCGOUGH 232 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. 1191 Holy Cross MARY A. MCGOWAN. .1317 E. Narragansett St. 1381 lnlnlzuulalc Conception, Gln. MILDRED M. McGRATH. .2234 E. Cambria St. 1341 N ativity MARTHA M. MAX .... ..... 3 159 Belgrade St. 1341 Nmixily EDNA E. MAY ..... ...I944 Georgian Road 1381 St. A1l12lI11lS1l1S AGNES M. MAYNE .......... S513 Crowson St. 1441 lll1Ill1N'lll1llC CUIIKACIJIIUII. Kiln. ALBINA A. MAZUREK5: ...... 6030 Edmund St. 1241 Sl. 1.2llllSl2lllS MARIE A. MCBRIDE .... ...709 E. Hilton St. 1341 .-Xsvcllsioll MARY M. MCCONNELI. ....... 5128 N. 3rd St. 1201 llll'lIl'll2lll0ll MARGARET j. MCCOOIJF ..... 3723 N. 10th St. 1401 Sl. SlClllll'll . . . .3469 I St. 1341 Ascc-nsiml MARGARET A. McDEVITT, 4521 N. Carlisle St. 1401 Holy Child MARY C. McCREESH. . . ANNA C. MCGRODY ..... ...... 3 148 E St. C341 Ascension ANNE S. McGUIRE ........ 5737 Beechwood St. C38D lll111l21CllllllC Conception, Gin. BERNADETTE M. McGUIRE. 1627 Foulkrod St. C241 St. .I02lCl1llll LILLIAN M. MCHUGH .... 5119 N. Marvine St. C41j Holy Child CLAIRE M. McKEANEY ........ 1248 Pratt St. C24D Sl. Martini of Tours MARGARET T. McKEE. .1526 Duncannon Ave. C4lD lloly Cllilll MARY A. McKENNA, .. ,... 2815 N. 6th St. C330 Sl. liilivnnl JEAN F. McKINLEY ........ 221 E. Gowen Ave. C191 Holy Cross HELEN R. MCLAUGHLIN ....... 1927 Ruan St. C241 Sl. kIO1ll'lIllll lIlSS 011945 JOAN F. McLAUGHLIN ........ 1444 Blavis St. C401 Sl. Slcplicn MARGARET K. McLAUGHLIN.2824 Amber Sz. C345 Sl. . nnc DOROTHY F. MCMENAMIN. 1120 Wagner Ave. C41Q Holy Child MARIE E. McMENAMIN. .4832 Frankford Ave. C24j Sl. 1IO1ll'l1llll GRACE C. McNAMARA. .236 W. Highland Ave. C18J Our Mother of Consolation ANNA M. MCNEILL ........ 733 W. Schiller St. C40Q St. Ycroniczi MARGUERITE F. McPARLAN 218 W. Champlost Ave. C205 91. Hk'll'llLl AGNES C. MCREAVY ....... 5661 Miriam Road C240 Sl. Nlillillll ol' 'louis RITA E. MEACHIM. . .809 E. Westmoreland St. C34j .Mccneion HELEN T MEDVEDIK 2921 N Orianna St C331 51 BOIIIXLIIIUIL ANNAMAE T MEEH 3924 Bennington St C241 Holx lnnoctnls ANTOINETTE M MELLER 4253 Castor Ave C241 Holx lnmutnls CRESCENTIA I MERCER 4255 Bodine St C401 Sl Hllj.,ll MARGARET M METZGER 391 Bayard Road a MARGARET M MEYER 1404 Weaver St C381 Sl Rnmoml CLARA L MILLER 6059 Frontenac St C241 ll lll IUIIIN CLARA M MILLER 4566 Dltman St C241 S out mn HELEN C MILLER 3026 N Lelthgow St C331 Sl BOI1l1Llllllll -qi REGINA T MINDER 110 W Sylvania St C441 SI ll :mu ol Xxsm RITA D MITCHELL 942 Brndge sf C241 Sl Nhntm of Toms MARIE C MOLL 5810 Stockton Road C381 In ll ul 1 o KATHLEEN R MOONEY 4136 Salem St C241 out nm ROSEMARY T MOONEY 32 E Mt Carmel Ave Iuka C lenslc 1. IOSEPHINE M MORGAN 5324 Akron St C241 S XITIIIII ol Toms ELIZABETH C MORRISON 4559 N Bouvler St C401 H m x C hllxl MARGARET M MORRISON 2421 N 5th St C331 S ldxvud THERESA D MOSER 533 Carpenter Lane C191 Sl 'Nhdelunc Sophie MARIANI MURRAY 5721 N Marshall St C201 111 1111 nl 1 PATRICIA A MURRAY 5024 Newhall St C441 ANNE M MURRIN AGNES C1 MURTHA STELLA T MUSSER MARY E NAWA MARY A NEILAN llllLlN ol Ms s 4363 Frankford Ave C241 S 0'1Clllll1 2821 N Swanson St C341 11511111011 2927 Wenkel St C341 1 I 1111 Help ol Cl111sl1111N 6217 Chew St C381 111 4 5844 Brush Road C381 l I ELIZABETH I NEPPS 1909 Medary Ave C411 Sl 11L11ecl1Ll MARGUERITE J NORTON 6224 N 3rd St C201 Sl Helen 1 TERESA M MOSER 3256 N Marshall St C401 Sl B011 IX cnt me HELEN T MOSKO 4511 N 17th St C401 H0 1 Clnlrl ELAINE M MULLIN 4030 Castor Ave C241 Hol 1 IIIIIOCCIIIS ANNE T MURPHY 644 E Cornwall st C341 XNKLIINIOII JOAN M MURPHY 5609 Boyer sf C381 111 unl L 1 ll on MARGARET M MURPHY 708 W Lehlgh Ave C331 flu RITA T MURPHY 3826 N 13th Sr C401 S Sup 1L 1 LORRAINE M MURRAY 3913 N Park Ave C401 St Stephen MADELEINE M MURRAY 4726 N 12th St C411 H 1 1 C lnld .J ,AVF Ill SS lll l91l5 ELIZABETH A. O'KEEFE .... 4668 Edmund St. 1241 St. joacliitn MARY R. O'KEEFE .... .... 2 504 N. 10th St. 1331 St. lidwsttxl EDITH V. OLWELL ....... 1850 E. Venango St. 1341 St. joan ol' Arc' FLORINE G. O'MALLEY ....... 3288 Miller St. 1341 Nativity HELEN C. O'NEILL ..... . . .5209 N. 3rd St. 1201 Incztrnattinil JOSEPHINE T. O'NEILL ..... 2231 Hancock St. 1331 Visitation MARGARET M. O'NEILL. .2832 N. Howard St. 1331 Yisitzttiutt TERESA L. O'NEILL. . . . . . . 182 W. Fern St. 1201 St. Helena MARY E. ORME .... .. .429-65th Ave. 1261 Sl. Helena M MARIE H. NOSSAL5' ...... 3911 N. Palmetto St. 1241 Holy Innocents MARY L. OBERMILLER ..... 453 E. Lardner St. 1111 St. 1Villiann DOLORES M. O'BRIEN ..... 5538 Miriam Road 1241 St. Martin of 'I'otn's KATHLEEN R. O'CONNOR .... 4220 Neilson St. 1241 Holy Innocents FRANCES F. O'DONNELL ..... 160 Pleasant St. 1191 Little Flower HELEN A. O'DONNELL ...... 2156 Grange St. 1381 Immaculate Conception, Gtn. TERESE E. O'DONNELL'? .... 4649 Oakland St. 1241 A St. joachitn HELEN P. OETZEL .... ...7159 N. 20th St. 1381 Sl. Athanasius MARIE T. O'HAGAN ..... 2018 W. Bellevue St. 1401 Our Lady of the Holy Souls ?'iq.,,,t .1-:qu------r ELEANOR B. OSKIERA 2007 Hunting Park Ave. C401 St. Lndislaus MARIE A. PANOSETTI ......... 4173 Paul St. C241 Mater Dolorosal MARIE R PASQUARELLO 139 Glenside IAve St mlm ELIZABETH J PATTERSON' 1242 E Price St C381 Ill1l11'lCl1lllC COIILKIJIIOII C 111 EMMA H PEARSON 2325 N Hancock St C331 Vmlmon MARTHA E PEEL 729 E Halton St C341 XSKLIISIOII HELEN M PENROSE 5340 Carhsle St C411 Holy Chllcl DOROTHY C PERREAULT 5811 N Amerncan St C201 St Heleni HELEN D PERREAULT 5811 N American St C201 St Helenx l-Y JANE C PERRY 525 Allegheny Ave C341 Ascensxon ELAINE E PEYTON 2058 E Pnckwnck St C341 Sl can of Arc DOLORES R PIGOTT 3226 Potter St Asccnsmn LUCY B PIOTROWSKA4 4485 Lnvmgston St C371 Sl john Cnnuus DOROTHY S PIOTROWSKI 3037 Agate St C341 St Kdalbut HELENE D POPPERS 1550 Walnut Lane C381 S Athlnl s JANE M POTTER xssz Ruan Sz C241 lol ll 340 Mxlne St C441 St Ildl1Clb of Xssm JEANNE C QUINLAN MAUREEN C QUIRK 1145 Arrozt St C241 it 'Nhrlm of 'lun s ROSE L RAAB 620 E Clementine St C341 Xsrumon RAMONA P RADZAI 3853 N 18th St C401 l adn :us MILDRED T RAKOSKI 1835 N Pacific St C401 ldls CLAIRE M RALPH 5843 N Hope St C201 Sl Helena ELEANOR O RANKFL 4438 N 4th St C401 Sl Hemx ELIZABETH M RATHGEB 4043 N Marshall St C401 Sl Hemx ELSIE M REAGAN 20 Roumfort Road C191 Holy C 1088 CARMELI REARDON 3307 N Mascher St C401 Sl Hugh GERALDINE R REDMOND 862 E Cornwall St C341 XQCLIISIOII I DOROTHY M REILLY 3232 G McMichael St C291 St Budget RUTH R REMPP 5637 Ormes St C201 St 'xlHlJIO9C MARIAN G REYNOLDS 1202 W Luzerne Sr C401 gl Stephen JEANNE D RICHARD 4842 N Palethorp St C201 Sl Hemx THERESA A RIEFFEL 1210 E Chelten Ave C381 lmnnuxl llc Concepuon Cm MARIE A RIENER 2709 Bucklusyxst SC371 n Ile JOYCE E ROBBINS 3646 N 8th St C401 Sl XCIOIIICH GERTRUDE R ROCHE 4513 N Hacks St C401 Holx Chlld CECILIA C ROCKS 2842 N Water St C341 LISIIZIIIOII 5328 Oakland St C241 4 louis MARY T SALMON MARIE T SANDMAN 34 Washington Lane C381 S -Xlh in is us ALICE M. SANDSTROM5: .... 519 Robbins Ave. C111 Q . Wil i' FRANCES P. SASKIEWICL. .2372 Margaret St. C371 Sl. ,ohn C'll1lllIS JANE C. SAUTER ......... 565 E. Godtrey Ave. C201 S . Nil i' I1 JEAN M. SCANLAN ......... 4716 Wayne Ave.. C441 Sl. l rzmcis ol Assisi ELIZABETH T. SCHILLOW 1339 W. Sedgley Ave. C321 Sl. BOIl1lYC1llll1'C RITA M. SCHIVE ............. 4049 N. 6th St. C401 St. Henry ROSEMARIE B. SCHMIDT .... 226 W. Sulis St. C201 lncarimtion HELEN M RODGERS 2046 W Bellevue St C401 i thc Holi So s MARGARET M ROONEY 4445 N Orianna St 1403 HELEN T ROSICA EILEEN R ROSS MARIE H ROWAN HELEN M RUHL ANNE M RYAN MIMI R SABATINI MARY A SAGER lmm Sl Hemi 4231 Grlscom St C241 Nl lltl Dolmosi 6626 N Opal St C381 S Buiulul 6963 Forrest Ave C381 S xll1llllS s 5521 jane St C381 3126 Memphis S! C341 N llllllx 6119 Loretto Ave C241 'XI III of lu 4 3334 B St C341 Sl Hugh if D BERNICE A SENIOR4' 1320 Narragansett St C381 lllllndcllllle COIILLIJIIOII Clll BERNICE M SHANNON 489 E Sanger S! C201 . S . Nil ill. TERESA M. SHELLEM ........ 657 E. Penn St. C441 lll'Il'lll' L C0 l'C'Illl0lI. ' l. JOAN A. SHELLY .......... 202 E. Wishan St. C341 Sl. Hugh MARY B. SHERIDAN ....... 609 W. Tioga St. C401 St. Veronica CATHERINE M. SHIELDS4' 319 E. Westmoreland St. C341 Sl. Hllgll AGNES B. SHORTALL. .546 W. Somerville Ave. C201 lI1C1ll'n2lll0Il MARIE T. SIENKO ............ 315 Carson St. C281 St. .IOSHPIIZII EMILY I. SIMS ............. 133 W. Apsley St. C441 Sl. Francis of Assisi MARGARET C SCHREIBER 3482 Helen St C341 St oan of Arc ELIZABETH M SCHUBERT 4458 N Reese St C401 St Henry EVELYN S SCHUETZ 143 W Clarkson Ave C201 Illfal n lllOll CONSTANCE M SCHUSTER 321 E Church Lane 44 lIllIll3Clll3lC Concepllon Gtn MARGARET M SCHWOYER 4525 Edgemont St 37 581015 MARGARET M SEIBEL sooz N 11th Sr 41 Holy chllfl ELIZABETH M SEIBERLICH 713 E Allegheny Ave C341 ASCCIISIOH ANNE M SEMMET 6418 N Falrhlll St C261 Sl Helena JEANNE A SEMPLE 1425 W Rockland sf C411 Holy Chlld 106 -i. THEODORA B SKONIESNY 2752 Caslmer St C371 Xll 9111115 DOLORES M SLIVINSKI 3925 Dungan St C241 Holy Innocents HELEN M SLOAN 6408 Lambert St C381 St Benedict IRENE A SMITH 5651 Mn-:am Road C241 St 1Illlll1 of fours MADELEINE G SMITH 624 E Westmoreland St C341 KSLCIISIOII PATRICIA M SMITH 5910 N 7th St C201 Sl Heleni RITA R SMITH 4735 Mxlnor St C371 Sl lou um MARY T SMURDA 1636 Wmgohockmg St C401 Holy Clulcl BERNADETTE K SMYTH 6822 N 16th St C261 Holy Xngels WNY fi' MARGARET T SMYT1-I 6609 N 6th St C261 Sl Helen: DOROTHY A SOBOLEWSKI 5125 Dntman St C241 St john Cunuus RITA T SOKOL 5300 N 15th St C411 Holw C hllml THERESA B SOMERS 551 W Louden St 201 lnczxrlnliml ROSE M SPADARO ........... 2310 N. 3rd St. C331 St. Ellwwnl EMILY F. SPANIELWSKI. .2553 E Cambria SQ. C341 . 'nlmlv FLORENCE A SPROSS ..... 738 W Russell St. 401 S . 1Cl3OlllC l THERESA M. STAHL ......... 2217 E. Ann St. C341 Nalixily HELEN T. STANTON ........... 5140 F St. C241 St. :1lT1lll'0Sl' CATHERINE E STEVENSON 2542 N Marshall St C331 Sl Fduilrl DOROTHY V STEWART 3011 Ruth St C341 Xscensnon GERMAINE F STIEF 5915 N 12th St C411 Holx Chllcl ANNA M STIEFFENHOFER 3534 N 8th St C401 CIOIIIL 1 AGNES L ST JOHN 1726 W Allegheny Ave C321 O 1 l :dx ol lhc Holx Souls MARY T STORZ 2506 N Lee St C251 1 lNll mon ALICE M STROBECK 24 W Hansberry St C441 llllllN0l Ms CATHERINE G STROHM 3108 N 8th St C331 XCIUII MARIE L SUBBER 2954 N 4th St C331 St Bon IXCIIIIIIC i N lxllx ANNA F SWEENEY 3061 N Percy st may Hon nun ll MARIE G SWEENEY 235 W Wensley St C401 Sl Hugh REGINA C SZYMANIK 2371 Margaret St C371 ll Ill ALICE M TALBOT 718 W Courtland St C401 Sl Hemx MILDRED R THOMAS 4267 N Falrhxll St C401 S Hunx ADELE E THOMER 523 E Tulpehocken St C441 lmm uul Ill. LOIKLIJIIOII Gln BERNICE M TINNEY 733 W Russell St C401 St XCIOIUCI MARY M TOLAND 4820 N Faxrhlll St C201 lncunmon l i Sl. 1 ' ' N ll' l.: I I ' I. Q 1 3 . .... 3 . . 5l.l ': R, ,'.' isi . ..... . SI. Yr- im lIlSS llll945 ' THERESA R. SUPLICK ......,.. 3117 Agate St. C341 Hill' ' ,' . ........ .SIU uw I St. .lolz C1 tins . .... . qui.. E i ' 1 I I '1 E' x 2 . I Z A 108 MARY L VAUGHAN 224 Sydney St C191 Holx CIONN ANNA M VEIGHT 2503 N Lawrence St IC331 I L u CLAIRE M VELEK3' S34 Vanknrk St C201 NK ll lllll ANGELINA M VISALLI 2971 Ruth St C341 1lSlllll0ll MARIE C VOGT4' 1547 Church St C241 51 lou mn VIRGINIA M VOGT 5900 Alma St C241 01 lo s IRMA E VORNDRAN 1936 E Somerset St C341 X ml mon GLENNA M WALL 4 8 Aurama St C281 H0 s I umlx GEORGINA D WALLACE 194 W Godfrey Ave C201 St Helenn MARY M TOOMEY 66 W Hansberry St C441 Sl ll 111121801 158151 211 Rosemar St 20 Sl Hclenl ELIZABETH J TOSTI GERTRUDE M TRACEY 302 Fanshawe St 11 IIBSCIII lll0lI MARY T TRACY 3924 J St C241 Holx Innocmnls JACQUELINE F TURNER 6714 N 16th St C261 Holw Kngels MARGARET M TUSTIN 1204 E Stafford St C381 m lull llc Come Illllbll C MARIANNE M TYSON 1133 E Stafford St C381 hum lull llc Conception C ln MARY J UNGER 402 E Comly St 201 S xxllll I DOROTHY A VanHORN 4602 Pulaski Ave C441 IIIINISOI Ks s ..---new ' . ..... 1 . A V . 1 '- A . ........ Q . C . ..... . C- 1 y ,, X , -' 1 A , M . . . V K I L i 6 1' A f' 1 . .i I ft xl If 77 D IIIIA 1 ' 1 . I ' g, nn. If . fb se A Ha . i ff I ' 2 A an . ...... ..... . Y .nC' .t. an . St. 1 'U ssixi A15 C l S S ll F I 9 4 5 7- NIA lr Q u D Sl. 'ard 1 . .......... Sl' 2. I.: 'fl' 4- .' - I . ............ .1 tl Q i Marlin ur: ' I . C .I , . ........... 7 ' . I 1 If 1 I . Q Yu f sl Q K A A1 ,. 4, A if 5-2 109 '-nu- MARY WHALEN 7035 Cedar Park Ave C381 Xllmulmlu MARY T WHELAN 7517 Boyer St C191 ms C PATRICIA A WHELIHAN 334 Wellesley Road C191 bl Xlulclune Sophu ELIZABETH R WICKERT 341 E Gxlham St ELIZABETH M WILLEY 4466 N Gratz St IIHIS MARY T WILLMANNS 1836 W Venango St O u I dx ol the Holx 11 40 XSNINI 40 Souls ELIZABETH T WISLER 5246 Castor Ave C241 lun 1 0 ns CLAIRE M WISNER 5745 N Howard St C201 S Hclun ELEANOR V WOLFF 1848 Godfrey Ave C411 it Bcnulul RUTH A WALRATH 1013 Duncannon St C411 Holx Child MARY A WALSH 2170 Furley St C381 lmm 11 ul IIC lonuplmn fl 1 MARY E WALTON 1226 W Hxlton St C401 St SlCPllL1l ELIZABETH J WEBB 1554 Beverly Road C381 Kilim mus MARYELLEN A WEBER 615 E Thayer St C341 Mu :mon FRANCES M WELSCH 2802 N Darnen St C331 lim: Hill! Ill FLORENCE A WELSH 239 Wldenef sf qzop HL un MARY c WELSH 138 W Logan si C441 umm ns ol Ks ANNETTA M WESTON 5537 N 2nd St C201 Im unitmn 'vi' DORIS E. WOLFRUM4'.245 W. Somerville Ave. 120, lI1Clll'l12lll0I1 EMILY J. WOOD .............. 3434 Front St. 140, St. Hugh ELEANOR M. wooos ........... 4923 Mc sf. qzoy St. .'xllllDl'0Sl' R EILEEN WOOLSTON 4525 N 17th st 140, Holy Llnlrl VERONICA A WOSIEWICZ 1915 Brunner St 140, 1 :dns CATHERINE M WRIGHT? 2132 65th Ave 138, Sl litnctlut MARIE A WRIGHT 2540 N Marshall St 133, ELIZABETH M WURTZ 3034 W Cheltenham Ave 119, St Rumond SI Ldu nd FLORENCE B ZAWISTOSKI 2242 Mar aret St 37 g C J St Iohn Cantlus 1'5- ,ui M W . 'lr , hT'WI'l - A ph- s-. REGINA M ZIMMER 1916 Colonial St 138, 51 lltnetlut PATRICIA B ZUMES 5720 N 6th St 120, RITA R ZURASKI 1141 Arrott St 124, ln MARYLOUISE C ZWIEBEL 1415 Clearvxew St 141, Elame T Adamczyk Anna M Bamberger Helen M Beatty Anne M Becker Margaret M Brophy Elizabeth A Butler Doris M Byrnes Marte E Gmms Margaret M Green Wmlfred M Grells Margaret M Hull Helenj Hutchinson HarrletK ames Eva T Ianosch MxchaelenaL Chlonchlo StellaM Kapka Margaret M Collms Grace E Donovan Lucy A Duca Ann P Dugan Elame M Dusenberry Charlotte M Edgar Elizabeth A Evans Theresa M Feeny Dorothy C Feret Anna M Flshburn Rorma A Forglone Gertrude F Gaskxll Arlene B Geoghegan Margaret A Gerngross Ieanne M Kxlcullen Mary C Kllroy Agnes F Kleschlclc Ruta R Kleschlclc Anne M Knxele Sl Heluu SECOND HONOR Albma A Mazurelc Margaret-I McCool Jane A McGett1gan Helen C Miller Marte H Nossal Therese E O Donnell Elxzabethl Patterson Lucy B Pnotrowska Helene D Popper Rose L Raab Joyce E Robbins Marte T Sandman Allce M Sandstrom Catherine V Lawrence Bermce A Semor Theresa R Lelfhext Rlta M Leonard Alicia A Logue EugenleM Loscalzo Patricia Loser Vlvlan G Martin LaVameT Martml Catherine M Shields Anna M Stlelfenhofer Claxre M Velek Marne C Vogt Frances M Welsch Doris E Wolfrum Catherine M Wright STUDENTS I x fllllll 'llhirhn l lulnlpl n FUIQU-I Plug phil: 11110 f J, nslhnnln 1' Jfpygfnzgn Jga, Q ,ff plff nr ,yn 'Win' my Ag., WIaf,,5 0616235 f 0 x94 d'7fI1,07 j'4 4f.4f fe 4 yl,, '-25,55 . i A St. .1 'Slams . it i .'. A . 4 5, V 'X , I s l- . Z '- Sl. Marlin nl' ' ' uns . ......... . . E 2 1011, I ' '7 . . l 1 - , ' 5 ' . ' . ' p . . I . . I iflQl,4!' S . . ' . isa'-1' ' 1 . . ' . - 'ff f I P' 1-' ' . . ' . . h 1, . . . s ' ' 57 n . I 1 s n . u ' Y I ' . . .' . 1 I . '. . ' . ' ' r I If JANE L BARRANGER Clementon N Box 609 St Ldu nd ELLEN M BELZ 166 Pleasant St 119, lmle I louu MARY L CASHEN 6830 Wayne Ave 119, 51 NI1dcIunL SOPIIIC MARGARET M CASSIDY 232 W Sharpnaclc St 19, SI XI ldelum Sophie ELEANOR J CHADWICK 5712 N 2nd St 120, S Hclun REGINA C COLEMAN 4731 Ramona Ave 124, 'NI ll I o HELEN M COLLINS 2004 Godfrey Ave 138, Sl lkncclul JANE T COLLINS 1530 Overmgton St 124, S 0lLl1lIll LORRAINE T CURTIS 7026 Forrest Ave 38 ER C J St Xth 111 151118 ELIZABETH V DE COMA 5621 Utah St 144, ELIZABETH M DE MARSHALL 1926 Medary Ave 141, lkuulul CATHERINE I DONNELL 647 W Tioga St 140, I 110 111 MARY R DOOLEY 3426 Kenm St 134, XSLLIISIUII THERESA C DOUGHERTY 7127 Boyer St 119, Hols Cross MARY D DUNIGAN 6310 Lambert St 38, Sl lllllffllll ELEANOR A PAY 235 E Allegheny Ave 134, Hu CATHERINE P FISHER 6568 Woodstock St 138, 51. IICIICKIICI MARY I. FITZGERALD. .162 W. Sharpnack St. 119, St, Nhcleleinc Sophie JOAN M KEHOE 6517 N Uber St 1381 Sl Benedirl MARGARET T KELLY 301 Elwood St 1441 bt I1 anus ol Xssisi BERENICE C KNOLL 3413 Kensington Ave 1341 bt oan ol he HELEN F KRIEGER 1916 Laveer St 1411 bl Bencdiu MARY L LOUX 5012 N 11th St 1411 Hnlx C hild MARY B LYONS 2024 Spencer St 1381 bt Benedict CATHERINE T. MANNING. .910 Church Lane 1441 Inimiculzile Conception filll. PATRICIA D. MCCOMBES 2216 W. Cheltenham Ave. 1381 Sl. :1fh'lII1lSlll'5 TERESA A. MCGRATH ....... 719 E. Tioga St. 1341 Ascension MARY M FITZGERALD 3049 Belgrade St 1341 X'1lIXll1 ELIZABETH M FORTINO 4356 Paul St 1241 'Nhlu Doloiosi DOLORES T FRAZER 3432 N 2nd St 1401 St Hugh MARGARET M FYNES 6152 N 4th St 1201 St Hclcnx HELEN T GALLAHER 2120 W Cheltenham Ave 138 SI Xlhinasins CLAIRE R GWINNELL 243 E Cambria St 1341 X ml :lion ELIZABETH M HOGAN 3427 N Lee St 1341 St Hugh ELIZABETH T HENDERSON 6617 N 21st St 1381 Sl Benulicl TERESA A JORDAN 727 W Allegheny Ave usp bl X exonui PATRICIA D MCGURR 2945 N Mascher St 133, V lsltatlon AGNES P MCMENAMIN 6720 Ltmeklln Pike 138, St Btnedtct DOLORES T MCNULTY 2071 E Albright St 134, ANNE M MEINDL ANN J MEIERS THERESA C MICH MARIE E MOONEY GERTRUDE M NAY PATRICIA A NEE St joan of Arc 7437 Beverly Road 138, St AlIl'lll1SlllN 944 W Lycoming St 140, St Stephen 4450 Richmond St 137, All 5 nuts 1824 Dallas St 126, xllllllh N W Godfrey Ave 120, St Htlcnt 3453 Amber St 134, 9 oxnol X DORIS M NOONAN 456 E Church Lane 144, Immaculate Conception Gln 134-0 W Jerome St 140, St Stephen 3408 E St 134, Ascenston HELENE A OBRIEN MARIE K OBRIEN THERESA M ONEILL 545 W Westmoreland St 40, St XCTOIIICR 966 Pratt St 124, St Nlartln of fours GERALDINE C PARSELL DOROTHY M PETROSKI 608 E Westmoreland St 134, ASCCHSIOII MARIE A REINBOLD 1835 E Wlshan St 134, ASCCIISIOII EILEEN M RUNYAN 3150 N 9th St 133, St Bon IXCIIIIIIC MARGARET H RUSS 2757 N Faxrhxll St 133, St Bon HCFIIIIIC .ld f ' -v- V 9 QV' Q .M O 7. 3:43 .sy 50, - ACUHERAHII MASS 51. Hugh FRANCES M. SCHNEIDERJ60 W. Ontario St. 1110? sr. Hug 1 ELEANOR C. SOLECKI ....... 1911 Rowan St. f40j HSIIII SI. lm 4 N ELIZABETH A. STELLMACH 2135 Church Lane f42j lrl1luml1l.m'Km1cvplim1,I-In LORRAINE E. THOMSON .... 3066 N. Reese St. 13.3-J Nl, xtlilllltli DOROTHY R. TOMKINS. .215 W. Spencer St. 1201 Nl Helann ELIZABETH T. TUCKER .... 1829 Dallas Road C261 SI. XIfl.iHliNTlIN CECILIA M. URBAN .......... 521 Krnms Ave. CZSD .xNNllITlPliUll ANNE E. VAN ZANDT. .705 E. Allegheny Ave. C510 .Xscvllsicrll DOROTHY WHALEN 1335 E. Rittenhouse St. C385 IIIIIIILHIIILIIK'f.1lllll'IJliUl1.f:Il1. REGINA A. WILLIAMS ..... seo E. Thayer sf. C341 Mm ensinn THERESA K. VVHALEN ...... 440 Cosgrove St. K-44D Inm1.u uI.m-1 tllllklllitrll. fvlll. ed! 'A-ff -1 .- wrt' f-M, 2 , Cn September 1, 1944, 698 girls --sclnilnrs, aitlif letes, and patriotsq- kept their date with their new alma mater. Proudly and eagerlyuwe einharked upon the thrilling fnurfyggf gldygmurg of study and activity at Little Flower! After the fog of he' wilderment lifted, we quickly eziptured the little Flower spirit. Since then, we have heen marching with flying colors, Think ni' us as you listen tn the Orchestra, hand, and glee eluh. when yuu See nur student government oflicials, when ynu See the varsity in action, and when ytiu rezid nur puhlicaf l titans ff-we aim tu carry nn, the Cli tit M iam, During halftime, freshmen A. A. Board members. Ger- trude Kchan and Monica Hicronimus, serve vitamin-giving orange slices to the freshman team: Marie VarC0lH. 1.01550 McCoy'. Anne O'Donnell. Jane Malloxi, Catherine Dllmnt and Helen McCloskey. .ki QRightj Here are the repre- sentatives of the D clasl See how they bubble with enthusiasm as they submit the reports of the monthly meeting conducted in their respective homeroomsl flie- lowj A diary preview! On Freshnxan Day the upper- Classmen let us peep into the diary of a typical freshman. It was then we saw our hand ---.nh fur the first tinze--v htiw thrilling! Q l'Vle.1sut-irig up to our tallest freshman, Nlargaret French. we see Lydia Pacenza trying to become a mite taller hy keeping her head high. W'ith cheery smile, Louise Nlcffuy reaches both. Between these heights march our 698 eager freshmen. Rlllf BHHS Co-chairman Jeanne Coyle and Mary Gilmore confer on the selection of favors for the first Sophomore Hop. This informal affair made its debut in school history on Feb- ruary 9 with the spirit of Valentine day as its theme. Pink hearts aglow with shining ribbon fastened a dainty package for every sophomore's memory box. Valentine season ushered in a new event at Little Flower the Sophomore Hop. Here we see the decoration committee fleft to rightj, Mary Feeny, Elizabeth Radwell, and Molly Spragg, preparing to transform the gymnasium into a heart- scattered ballroom. They succeeded welll ,a5'195'Se , rflervs '- 'lihe second milestone of our high school career has been passed, and now we view our sophomore vear in retrospect. Wvhat have we accomplished? First. we have advanced in age, knowledge. and virtue. By our zealous efforts in buying stamps and honds. we have helped to keep the Klinutesman Flag proudly aloft. lfverv department felt the in- fluence of wearers of the hlue-sports, music. puhli- cations. student government. dramatics: in short, we were prominent in all activities fostered hv the school. Of course, happy times mixed themselves with our serious duties. Proudly, we hoast of a sophomore f1'1'xt-tlle Valentine Hop. How delight- ful it was to he gathered as a class in our own gvm for an evening of social gaietvl XVith its rihhons. tags. and humorous play. Sophomore Day has left pleasant memories with us. Our records of the vear hear witness to the fact that the 0-lf? memhers of the Class of '47 have captured the true spirit. -- M. ns, es' 1 5' ,a .. ..... e. ef- -' ,e x..- - - ' D .' ' 5- 6 Q 5 Q . 'T' -f 3 ggi 2 Q55 ABUSE IRIBUH Hmm' pmiiil wc- wm'l'v wllvn thc' 7113 nf us mlmmlicd that pink l'IIllUll'IU'--flll' tint uf St. 'l'llc'i'csc s he-v luvcml rus4's-aml l'Illt'l'g1t'll as thx' -luniur Class uf Littlm' l luwc-rl lVhat a cliallviigv that rank lwmughr! WX- zii1su'a'1'ml that cliallc-mpc, fm' uc have liven our- stamling in our parriciparimi in all scliuul activities. ln the Srlalcnt fiUYCI'llIIlt'l1T :Xssuuiatiun wc have +V IIN'llllN'I'5, I5 of which are on thc' Stuclvnt Council. The music ml:-parrmcnt is ziiigiiiciitcal hy 50 of us while' 8 claim IUC'Il1lR'I'SlllP on the Unrlmzzl staff. 'lihrough the c-ricrgn-tic work of our patriotic repre- sentzltives. we rutalm-ml S3l.568.5ll in the Sixth XYar Loan Drive. The year hruuglit its share of pleasure. too. XVQ' shall nc-xer forget thc -Iunim' Fmlic or .Iuniur Day. ii? as --f v Ca 'x sl CAboveJ juniors on the job doing a very important work! Acting as assistant librarians, these aides cooperate with the Sisters of Notre Dame under whose direction library service is executed efficiently and smoothly. Library aides check books in and out as well as assist in cataloguing and mending. Co-chairman Anna Mae Gerold and Margaret Cleary, whose untiring elforts made our JUNIOR FROLIC-a lirst in school history-a success, look down from the observation stand upon this gay group of dancing teen- agers. The place, Little Flower ballroom Calias, the gymnasiumjg the time, Friday, January fifth! Q? Y' 1 A' T isgu as 9 1 ,I 1 9 MAA! 1 fs: l Y' 3 Q Q V wus I Q-5 t M - . . 4 - -- BL M j W Af 42 ,W ,wwf- . .,,,,,!2?-N55 Q32 . i, ,vw . .K 'ps M' I :?1A'5vk k 1 A ,. , be as Y 1, yi 'vu . gg? ,ga mf ? 3 ff' 7. x X f N, .v , IN, ,HJ Q ' f . , r' . ' - 453 x 1 I - D NV I , i 4 -,r 'T Q, , iv Y , '- 'A 11 -X. 1 W, 1 . , 55x ,, 1 45, me X f 2' ', 1 3 3 X ' ' ar K N. . ' Q X ,' o 'f,? . v . Mk. EF: H :KL 'vm- P .. , xi: K?:g' 3m5wQ,' ,x A-X-'xi,. 1 K 'L ' dS133'X 3- 4 4'.j:'f Q ' x' , , x Q 'yu' ibxxxyr' ' xx X ' 3 X WC' 41v 'i'pB 'Qsfw ' ' H X .KY ' ' x , ss. .fi 1- 3, ' M Q S x X est is 2 v N f, -1 f' . A x 'I N 1- , ' W 2' 0 x vgtjg X .x D x inc! Q ax' l 'H' . D .5 'x slxqsvi . ..Q .o v. is PA 21- ' N .X A 1239?-1 ' : f x31 Qu' wa?-C v qs -,Q 'Q Q J A9 :N rdf? 'N .-A ,XA '53 gf' 2 5Ma.JMd4 X ,ff mg ,, ,K .iff x rn Rl' -1 , f 1 ' 'Y' ff ..'2,.f:1 -wgfv 0 -Q ' '56 Q-33 V' , Q ' . , ' 'W 'l K. H x M 75- 0 'rg ,- ss ' '--' . Q, L F b ew '05 X T31 W .f 9 W QV' r-N A f p 'P' 'N fa' 4 ' a x ' . r an 1' ' ' 'V .gm Q.. ' ' x A 'fr H 0 ' s V - I . va- 7 MA' ' Q ' - 4 H' 'af ' ,,- 9 if A. L K n Q is 1 N - . '? , ' w M mv ' Q .. 4' 7 - f Once again it is -lime. and once again the xurrlil calls thousands of young people for induction into its Yllfllllli clixisions of SCI'YiCC-I't'llgiUllS. educa- tional. professional. husiness, industrial, military. Wvhat an army of recruits from the diocesan high schools of Philadelphia answer that call! :Xlreacly have they had their hasic training,-twehe years spent in huiltling Catholic ideals and practicing the filtliulic way of life! ln lq-PS. :ls in preceilittg wat'-years. the granluata-s of the six diocesan high schools for girls join their forces, 22011 strung, in il comhinetl Qfililllilfltlll. Realizing that the cxlre-worri and szultlenenl xrorltl needs their youth. stiengtli. CUlll'1lLft', and itlt-als. they pledge their all. Limited. they niarvli tnrtlt. An army of youth ready for action! Thousands of relatives and friends flock to the spacious Convention Hall to wit- ness the combined graduation of the six diocesan Catholic high schools for girls-a spectacular and impressive event. Celebrities of the Catholic world add dignity to the pro- cession. ln academic rohes. they conclude the line of 1200 graduates. Front row: Dr. Edward M. Reilly. Dr. VVilliam A. Furlong. and Father Joseph A. 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