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

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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.

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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