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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

Q56 1 5 1 E l THE GAIHAD I 9 4 6 lIIIll HIIWEII lJAIHlllIlI HIGH 8lIHlllll HIR ISIIHS PHIMIIHPHIA HNNSHVANIA WE Alil PREPARED Soirifuaf y Religion is the stimulant of the mind-a vital stimulant. It is that which makes the present enduring and the future bright with hope. Little Flower, employed in the complete education of its students, places stress on this important phase of any training course. Here, religion is the core curriculum, and from this institute of learning students go forth armed with a strong protection, fashioned by the Cath- olic ideals that make up a fine moral background. Wenfaf y Catholic ideals find expression in many fields. Realizing this, Little Flower incites in her students an appreciation for music, art, literature, and dramatics and awakens them to a realization of the rich advantages offered by clubs and group organizations. She presents a myriad of cultural social opportunities and urges her students to make use of them. Thus, her students become socially capable of filling their varied places in the world that they shall help to build. ocia y In the mind is sown the seed of knowledge. Unless a field is cultivated properly, it will not be productive. Unless a mind is molded, trained, and directed along the right paths, it will not bear Catholic ideals that lead to a better, happier world. At Little Flower, through a well-planned curriculum that includes academic and vocational training, students' mental powers are carefully developed and enriched thus building excellent and capable leaders for tomorrow. dw 73- S517 P' 'rg ' wfr fr'f ' 5. j. 'Slug 1 ' NS 5 Q ' - , 4 ' 1 3 bla V ' 5' .J w f, 2 4 4, 'S g if 111 ' '.ffkfi A wwf: K . w-h.,1?g.4 Nm., M, mf 1 'fa 5 Fllllllll , , z sf' Q swf? if gf I N., QQ, f.. - ,'- ' . +f, ' , 3 5 iw 4 63 -y,.mfaahk?wf x ' Q-'r f hr-6.1 ' ..u Wl llflll W HACHRACH HIS EMINENCE DENNIS CARDINAL DOUGHERTY Archbishop of Philadelphia l1'lw',v ll'l1o cites him as an educ:ttor. The students of the Philadelphia Catholic educational system, though not using that very terin. realize its meaning when they refer to His lftninence Uennis Czirdinzil Dougherty. from whose zealous work in the field of educa- tion has evolved thc present excellent, n:itionally-knou'n diocesan high school system of Philadelphia. Accredited with having founded one hundred neyv pzirislies and over one hundred new gfilllllllill' and high schools. his lfininence has contrihuted nohle service to Phila- ilelphizl :ind its youth. XYitl1 deep gratitude, Little lfloyverites pzly trihute to this great priest. educator. :ind lender in this. his silver zmnixersziry yenr of having heen crezited ll Cardinal of rho Church. Klziy his reyvzird he zz hundredfold now and in eternity-our xvishl His Eminence, the Cardinal-Archbishop, wrote the first chapter in the history of little Flower by laying the cornerstone on May' 21. 1939. lllllll llAllllIS PRHAHS ..... --AON X LL THE MOST REVEREND HUGH L. LAMB Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia 'lihc annals Of rho history of our zlrcllmliucesc' ieswuml with rhi- nzlmes of those whu have nizule it the grezit iliorc-sv rlmr it is. lligh in the lisr of such leziclers is the nzune of lfishup Hugh I.. l,:11nlu, fxl1Xlll1iI'j' Bishop uf Pliilzidclpliizi. Yfmrh has xllxvaiys liven ll UUIITUIA of this prelzlti-'s interest. :Xlinnst nlziily his :muinrml hximls sign thc' f0I'E'llC1lClSUfll12lI1l' lNlyS1lI1ll girls. inmlucting them as sulilicrs of Clirist. Ir was his lmfc fm' youth that pmiiiptual the Bislifip ru luring Illllllll the estzihlishment uf cntccliericzil clzlsscs fur Czithrilic cliililvrn nut attending pumcllizil schimls. .'xlXY2ll'i lI1ll'I'l'ill'Ll in ll high Slllllllllfll of educzition. his pzirish sclifml uf Sr. l i'z1m'is nh- Sales ranks :is il mlemunstrzitirm schmul. rlifllly. he is Ll lf-zulei' uf Pliilguii-lpliizi Czltlirilic youth-one whom yflllfll. ever Q!'llI'l'fl1l. shall allways cllerish zmnl revere. The Most Reverend Hugh I.. Lamb adds dignity and solemnity ns he of- ficiates at the combined Commencement Exercises held :it Co'1ventio'1 Hall. IHI I SPIHAIIU UI DY AMIC lEADERSHIPH A LEADER OF YOUTH was our ever kind, ever vigilant. heloved Monsignor Llohn ll. Bonner. the epitome of leadership. He was :1 friend of youth. in- terested in our interests. sharing our joys. A LEADER IN MORALS he inspired us with Faith as he raised the Sacred Host he-fore our adoring eyes in the lloly Sacrilice of the llass or spoke words of inspiration in his frequent conferences. A LEADER IN EDUCATION he devoted his life towards providing educa- tion that is complete, sound. and Catholic- a four-square education that makes for the development ot ideal wotnanhood. A LEADER IN ACTIVITIES he advocated social life hy he-ing ztvidly inter- ested in our social affairs and lw providing us with niany opportunities for social and cultural pleasure and enjoyment. A LEADER-STILL he has achieved ininiortality in the hearts of the youth who loved him so dearly. Thus. it is with loving gratitude that XVI-I IJEDIC.-XTR TO HIS XIICSIORY THE N46 GfXRI.AXlJ A RECORD UF YOUTH. Xl.-XIJIC FINIC BY HIS LICAIJICRSHIP, MADIC BEAL l'll L,'I, BY HIS MEMORY. FTE, IUA Ylllllll W ,fy , ,,. v...v-v 1-- X s Sllllli HIUCAIIII Al lHiAIIY 'Q KV? 9. Y 'M .W VM :1u-.uhh . KW - ll' '31 'Q .I 15 - 4 'ng .Q --1-,:iE1Z'f5XfQ.gf EQ 'dbx- 'ff V ' A7 Q . . gr. I 'N +55 '1 FAR SIGHIED ADMI ISTH After the sudden death of Monsignor John Bonner. the responsible task of guiding youth's footsteps in the diocese of Philadelphia was placed in the capable hands of Reverend Edward M. Reilly. j.C.D. Having been assistant superintendent of diocesan rchools for two years, Dr. Reilly is equipped with experience as well as ability for his new task. His pleasant personality and whole-hearted interest in young people and their activities have won the respect and confidence of our Catholic youth. l0RS.H The Reverend John Graham. D.D.. newly-appointed assistant superintendent of diocesan schools. has followed a double vocation of priest and educator. for he was a faculty member of the Latin and social studies department at Roman Catholic High School. His dual duties effected a close contact with the much-talked-about teen-agers. Hav- ing worked among them. he under- stands them. their problems and their needs. Thus. he is qualified to act as one of the important counselors for Philadelphia's Catholic youth. Sister M. Agnita. G.N.S.H. Sister M. Clarissima, C.S.B. Sister Mary Daniel. S.S.J. Sister M. Electa. OSF Principal Prefect of Studies ...EXPERIE lllll l3llIIllS The Reverend john Haydt, J.C.D., rccently - appointed assistant superin - tendent of diocesan schools, is truly pre- pared as a mentor for Philadelphia youth. His own youth was spent in our beloved cityg in fact, he is a graduate of our neighboring Northeast Catholic. Previous to his superintendentship, Dr. Haydt was a teacher of mathematics at Roman Catholic. Such close associa- tion witl young people has made him well able to understand them and to guide their hearts to goodness and their minds to knowledge and truth. Since the time of its founding in 1939, Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls has been a pacemaker in the education of Catholic youth. The late Right Rev. Nlonsignor john J. Bonner, to whom we pay tribute as a leader and inspirer of Catholic youth, ever encouraged us to aim for high goals. Now, that torch of high idealism is held aloft for us by the Rev. Edward M. Reilly, J.C.D., our present superintendent of diocesan schools. His leadership, augmented by that of the assistant superintendents, the Rev. john 1-laydt, j.C.D., and the Rev. john Graham, D.D., will keep our school system at its same high standard of efhciency in moral, mental, and physical education. Under the direction of these three priest- educators, the respective prefects of the ten religious orders that are represented in our faculty of 107 members execute the training program at Little Flower. The curriculum, which provides for a well-rounded education, is varied enough to satisfy the varying aptitudes and skills of our vast student body. ln addition to the regular academic and scientific sub- jects, a complete course in commercial studies is offered. Then, too, students may avail themselves of specialized training in home economics, music, art, dramatics, and creative writing. During the scholastic year 1945-46, 326-1 students daily grew in wisdom, age, and 5' grace within the portals of Little Flower. The seniors numbered 6573 the juniors 7-105 the sophomores 6615 and the fresh- men 7-l--l. At the annex in Germantown, Little Flowerites totaled 462. Through the guidance and training of our teachers, 3000 alumnae have already gone forth well prepared and have successfully filled places in religious, professional, business, and home-making vocations as Catholic women. Sister M. Sebastian, S.M. Sister Mary Emma, M.S.C. Sister M. Euthalia, H.F.N. , fig ff ' Prefect of Activities Sister Elizabeth Carmelita, S.N.D.. whose picture does not appear, is also a member of the Prefect Group. Sister Maria Ioannes Sister Mary Lawrence, SCC ,- The reading of pamphlets provides for modern applica- tion of the Commandments and offers proof to this iunior class that these precepts are Models for Modernsf' Pious hearts-awed silence-it's retreat time! Yearly the girls make a retreat. In free time. they pray the rosary and read spiritual hooks-aids for il holier life. lflllllllflllllll .- f ' ' . ws Sfyfighf ' Q ., f .A Y sl-'Y ' JH ,sl . L32 Wy.-N K A' pf 'Wg .F Ylhile religion is a common point of interest for all our teachers. it is the center of teaching interest for the Sisters of the religion department. Reading from top to bottom. meet: Sister M. Ann Rita. G.N.S.H.g Sister M. Celestis, M.S.C.g Sister M. Evarista. S.M.. Sister Mary Joanna. S.S.j.g and Sister M. Juanita. S.S.J. Ill lIAlHlllIlI PHllllSllPHl Our religion department effectively executes a spiritual-building program that enables its three thousand students to attain full spiritual growth through an extensive four-year course. Appropri- ately, the Life of Christ prepares freshmen for the second-year study of Church history and the sacra- ments. An intensive, practical consideration of the commandments is undertaken by juniors While seniors delve comprehensively into apologetics. Thus. religious-minded Little Flowerites, an im- portant group among Philadelphia's youth, will help uphold high moral standards and keep our great city ever a Citi' of lirnrlzwrly 1.0-rr. Charitable institutions scattered over the United States come under the scrutinizing observation of senior apologetics classes. l fi. sw- 5 l ,a- Hn 1 rv Left to right. you see the other members of the religion department: Sister M. Lucinda. O.S.F.: Sister Maria Norbert, I.H.M.g Sister Mary Regina, G.N.S.H.g Sister M. St. Xavier. I.H.M.g and Sister Terese Immaculate. S.S.j. The following Sisters whose pictures do not appear also teach religion: Sister Dorothy, B.S.. S.N.D.. and Sister Margaret Elizabeth, S.N.D. 'X' HST llllll Ill Sllll TIHII RESEARCH In this atomic age, more girls are becoming in- terested in the field of science. Our laboratories with their modern equipment afford scientific- minded Little Flowerites the opportunity of basic preparation for future roles as chemists, pharma- cists, x-ray technicians, doctors, and nurses. After school hours find students furthering their knowl- edge in science by carrying on extracurricular ex- perimentation. Perhaps some of these may he 21 llladame Curie of tomorrow. fUpperj: Two busy future scientists, Irene Bannister and Mary Connors, work together in experimentation with bromides. QLowerQ Iodine crystals, the result of their own making, are the subject of Eileen Rooney and Eileen Owen's intensive study. Thus, the youth of today pre- pares a better scientific outlook for tomorrow's world. Xa- Eager contemporaries crowd around to see what Catherine O'Byrne holds. Al- ways desirous of furthering their scientific knowledge, students of the chemistry lab work together in proving and developing theories and analyzing substances. f Philadelphia is the location of two of the oldest institu- scholar residents is unloosed in the classroom where tions in the United States for the study of science. Frank- students study and experiment. ln l.ittle Flower through lin Institute and Academy of Natural Science. This the portals of room 518 pass senior and junior chemistry scientific heritage flowing through the blood of her students. who prepare for a future scientific career. The mysteries of hiology. the intricacies of chemistry. and the wonders of physics are clarified by teacher scientists. First row: Sister M. Aquila. O.S.If.: Sister M. Columbiere. O.S.F.: Sister M. Genevieve. O.S.F. Second row: Sister M. Joseph Helene. O.S.F.: Sister Mary Paula. O.S.lf.: Sister Nlary Vera. O.S.F. -, I . ,-V, ,NO ,QQ 6 rff wunxsuuv , 1, As the twig is bent, so grows the tree. As Little Flowerites ltend their minds to the study of mathematics, they grow to fill their places in the world they must enter. Youth of today, realizes' the importance of mathematics oflcred in their school' curriculum. They face a future of streamlining, time-saving. and precision. To meet the clamor for proficient inathematicians. students are given a mathematical foundation hy the required basic algebra l and geometry in freshman and sophomore years, respectively. fllany .desirous of furthering this knowledge go on to major in ulgehra ll. trigonometry, and solid geometry, thus com- pleting a four-year cycle. A course in mathematics not only henelits those interested in utilizing it in their future but also provides a grindstone for sharpening the mind. 1,141 J -i +6 S 3 Mllllll IIISCIPH l JCL., , ' , Uiollowing the arc, left to rightj: Freshmen find algebra interesting and helpful, for it encourages clear thinking and develops disciplined minds. The abc's, x's, and y's are juggled into a solution by students Dolores Descher, Catherine Allen, and Sophie Labenz . . . The best test of an algebraic mind lies in the ability to solve problemsg thus, these members of an advanced algebra group prove their skill accordingly . . . Senior trig students nfl. to nj Dolores Thon and Helen Mortimer exemplify their mathe- matics ability by tracing the cycle of various line func- tions--thus sines, cosines, and tangcnts are graphcd. K K A slide rule has many functions, but its newest is that of identifying instructors of mathematics. From left to right, the rule reads: Sister M. Alma Ioseph, S.S.j.g Sister M. Catherine Veronica, S.S.j.g Sis- ter M. Emmanuel, S.M.g Sister M. Greg- ory, S.M.g Sister Mary Isabel. S.M.g Sister M. Praxedes, H.F.N.g Sister M. Rita Aloysia, S.S.j.: Sister San jose, S.S.j. l 1 X 1 .ply fur AXKL Geometry in action' Not satisfied with solving the problems on the board these students work them out for themselves in prqnratlon for the practical applica tion of solung the many world problems with which they will be confronted if Q41 -acr- We converse in Spanish, boast these students of Span ish I Each girl tells m Spanish the story of her picture in any language a story is always entertaining Our international relationships today more than ever are in urgent need of strengthening. In our future scientihc world it will be necessary for to- day's youth to negotiate successfully with fellow- men. A most opportune place to cultivate friendlv feeling toward our neighbor is provided by languagf classes. The study of Spanish and French afford Little Flowerites ample opportunity to observe the practices of these two nations and to adopt their languages. 'lihus by assimilation of such knowledge into young minds, a perpetual readiness to increase friendly negotiations is established. Then. by studying these two languages, Little Flovverites travel to all parts of the globe. Their feet tread on strange lands which become more familiar as the study of the language advances. This truly will prove a great future aid in building friendly alliances with nations-a step toward world peace. An exchange of ideas through pen-pals in France helps to stimulate interest in this French IV class. Elizabeth Morris, Mary Collins, and Regina Casey listen to Adrienne Early Cseatedj translate her message while fright, Pa- tricia Sauer, Genevieve Krout, and Joan de Marteliere check vocabulary for the letter that they are composing. MHIIIA 1 sini- awk' X ' fi-2' wee W The romance language department, with its popular musical French and vibrant Spanish. comprises: fFirst Rowj Sister M. Christine. S.S..l.g Sister M. Clare Josephine. S.S.J.g CSecond Rowj Sister M. Dennis. S.S.j.: Sister Louis Irma, S.S.J.g ffhird Rowj Sister M. Martin Anthony. S.S.j.5 Sister M. St. Eleanor. S.S.J.3 fFourth Rowj Sister Marie St. John. S.S.J. learn to speak French by dancing! This may sound like a conundrum. but it is not. for the study of French I is vitalized hy learning the customs and amusements of France. In executing this traditional folk dance. accom- panied by song. these freshmen master skill in French pro- nunciation. -A - ' A-'vswffefm :f::..fg-.fix-,fZ:1,'-' ' 'Wi' if Wflf 'ifff ' ' ' rw 5' A A 'L f ' ' -:X zfngggw' , - , 'V , 1 ' uni ur Inf nnn wunln I 1, :f 1 7: A L5 -1 '58 W l . A 'L' W' , :Y 4? 5 - H' fr am C 1 V. Q 'ZKKQQQ-..-. P4 Q9 if J I A W,-sux A .wsvrenz D5, gmfgm x , i is i 3,3 X X gm Q i , - -- ,A P X t 5, , A 4 ,M N 5. a - v- , A If Q5-h .Q A Q ' ,W S 1 'n lv! I U i fn-W..-.-1. ll., . 4'-2439, f .4 , 2 ' 4 if l t ,nm .........v.aW Nlnrgnret Kineilow lends a helping hand in the supplementary library-the home of hooks used in English classes hy counting nmguzines. which are distributed to students for uw in periodical-reading sessions. A vital. as well as practical. classroom activity. . QA f, .1 , 1'-4 A , m , , S Y i' ff' f All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. wnils Lady Macbeth Qlflimlwetli lliggimj while doelor fMary Mcffartneyj and the gentlewoman QAnne Christ, watch in anuzenwnt. Thug through dr.mi.ui1.1ti the exciting sleep-walking scene from Mucb4'Ili is visualized and clearly understood l-y thi- senior lfngli-li tl t 3 X iv lr -yr psi' ,f s L 1 WWW 40 f I We - il J - ' ii ' ,,.-H' , f fl--rv' IA The dictionary nndxl4 ord Mast:-ry team well for interesting English periods. 'Flu-se juniors are engrossed in '-' the story of word-origins and the evolution of word-meanings. just think bedlam is a corruption of Berlalelirni and gli-rrirk camo from a seventeenth-century hangnmn bv that nnnu--entertaining along wiqh hpinu vpn. ,.dm.1,m,,,,,1g N V' 1 S 5' 4+-we it , t , ,, A WW 3 3 Have you read the latest supplementary hook, this weelcls tXlt'l1UlI1,Yffl', or the Current issue ot Calh- nlir Yflllfflfll lfxt-ry l.ittle l loweritt' would he :llile to answer these queries with xilaerity, for these are phases of each year's lfnglish course. Freshman year offers a wealth of splendid reading. inviting the XYUI1l't'I'S-Ui-Illl'-j,IY'l'l'fl to meet 'lliny lim through llieltens' immortal pl CllI!'i,fflIlIlX Ifnrof and to revel in the beauty of the writings of Poe and Irving. llawthornels memorable IIOIIXF of the Seven Gable.: and Coleridge's unforgettable Rims of the ,indent .1Ill!'iHl'7' are among the wide variety of sophomore reading. The lovahle characteristics of the Pro- fessor and his philosophies, hy lzirkingtori. in Pm'- llt1.S'.YIl.X on lfilirrfx and Sheridzin's delightful romantic comedy Thr Rirvzlx :ire only two of the uiztny jun' ior favorites. Seniors heroine acquainted with that scheming murderess Lady llaeheth through Shakes- peare's renowned Jlrzrffrlll, while the Iflyllr of the King hy Tennyson provides an introduction to Lancelot and lflaine as well as King Arthur. The joy derived from reading is only one of the pleasures experieneed, for the history of literature holds an important place in nearly every student? class. This year initiated the use of :1 new lford ,'lIf1.vlery, which presents word study in an unusuf ally different manner. Klany hudding journalists are developed through the periods devoted to ere- ative writing. Gramniar is not to he forgotten in the varied phases of :ui enjoyahle IIIIl.fff'l':Y1QllSl1. The beauty. grace. charm. and literary heritage of our mother tongue. English. are unfolded with clarity and ease under the adept guidance of fFirst IOVVJ Sister M. Adela. I.H.lVI.: Sister Constance Mary'. I.H.M.: Sister lVlaria Espiritu. I.H.M.: Sister Mary' Gertrude. I.H.M.g Sister Maury' Good Counsel. I.H.lVl.: Sister M. Helen Aloysius. l.H.M.g Sister M. Helen Regina. I.H.lVl. CSeeond rowj Sister Maria Jane. I.H.M.: Sister joseph Mzlrie. I.H.lVl.: Sister Rose Alma. l.H.Nl.: Sister M. Sacre Coeur. l.H.lVI.: Sister M. Teresa joseph. I.H.lVl.: Sister Teresa Mary'. I.l l.M.: Sister Nlarie Vincenza. I.H.lVI. ' S fl! f NN A , I 1 I X A A t I 'liens'-re EG 1 Sister Mary' Elaine. G.N.S.H. national problems Sister Nlarie Vladimir. C.S.B. fmodern historyj. HHRUSPEIIT Ill K 'Kiw- .T ll mlmfv. ...Q-A, 5 Supremacqof Justice CMN x.,-1' .gif Time and events march on. and Little Flowerites keep ahreast of them. However, we also refer to the diary of the past to prolit hy the lessons it holds. 'lihis unfolds stories that have made nations great and men heroes. Via the study of world history. freshmen view the world in retrospect. Second-year students consider the realm of modern history with its many complex prohlems. juniors delve into the glorious history of our own great nation, state. and city. Seniors, through the national prohlems course. prepare themselves for active participation in solving post- war economic and social questions. Social studies is not confined to intra-mural discussion. for our students partici- pate in the inter-school activities of the -lunior Town Kleets ing of the :Xir and the lforum of lnternational Relations. RX 3 c, , . Q iff sw - 'Fit g ' ' :. 5 ' QW' 3 Ls . fZsai:iz:z. X lillllll Tippecanoe and Tyler too is the cry of the Whig supporters as depicted by these enthusiastic juniors who are dramatizing the presidential campaign of 1840. Such animated history les- sons not only add keen interest to the subject but also indelibly fix in stu- dents' minds facts of America's past. Campaign plotting? No. these inter- est-absorbed freshmen are putting the map to good use during one of their world history discussions of global events. Cllightj Articles from current publications are of prime interest to national problems classes in their daily discussions of current complex problems facing our post-war world. The following Sisters of Notre Dame. whose pictures do not appear. teach world history and American history: Sister Ann St. Francis. Sister Helen Aloysius. Sister Malrie Julie. Sister Margaret Marie. Sister Margaret The- rese. and Sister Teresa Aloysius. le Cl HR Ill This is the way to press your seams, hums Nlargaret McG0ugh as she smooths a dress seam . . . Our capable home economics directors are Cfrom top to bottomj: Sister Mary Agatha, I.H.lVl.g Sister Carmelita Marie. I.H.M.g Sister M. Gretta. l.H.lVl.: and Sister Nl. Rosalina wi 93,6 fx.. Hand sewing is an important skill to be developed and perfected in dressmaking. These senior students have long ago been gradu- ated from the practice stage and are now working on jaunty froclcs. One of the major courses open to juniors :intl seniors is home economies. This Subject is an invaluable aid for the future-no matter what profession one may Choose. A hright horizon glows for careers that tlemanil home eco- nomics instruction as tht- husic preparation. Outgrowing from foods courses, come teachers, clietitians, food chemists, :intl nurses. From the clothing root, spring tlressxnalcers, tlesigners, costumers, and tlecorators. ln the foods department, the funtlzunentals of foods are taught. 'lihis includes instruction in economy and buying as well as in the various food values and the planning and preparing of meals. A stitch in time saves nine is the motto of students of the clothing tlepartinent. Starting with husic instruction in this worthwhile art, they progress to pattern cutting, de- signing, :intl the making of :L galaxy of wearing apparel that ranges from simple aprons to complex prom gowns and suits. 'lihe pXimual lfashion Promenznle gives concrete evidence that the stutlents acquire skill in the art of sewing, for at that time they gracefully' model the worlt of their fingers. . N. IHIMESTIII ACTIVITY 1 1 The batter that these novice cooks are diligently mixing will soon become de- licious, wafer-thin cookies in a variety of artistic designs. Then, too, their alluring aroma will permeate the third floor corridor to tantalize our keen ap- petites. However, the home econom- ics students' fall of whom should be dubbed Tantalus-never leave the pleasant atmosphere of the foods lab- oratory to olfer tasters to passersby. Motion pictures come to school! The bright eyes of the onlookers reflect keen interest in the educational movie being shown. Visual aids, especially the film, add zest to class activity. at .gg The last step, proudly smile Rita Fernandez and Emily Giacamazzi, senior home economics students, as they slide a pan of cookies-the products of their own measuring. mixing. and designing-into the oven. After a short while. the cooks will have their reward-tasting the sweets. x 1 If-'M wok Y avi lou' ,tid izxil' A- QAQTT' HARD Ill MUSICM ENJIIY opp lll .R J g i xx -. S X an , 8,0001 1 is Xe E f .ml f M- x J ,Qs Ay ' . '- 6 if' ' V i 'N Q s 5- f R ii' l 1 in I ' 40 'As L 1 1- fl -A . 45' 4 -lil! Q -QQ' 'Q 0 ll X xc ,ix , if xg. g, A -iso? 'B+ 0,00 'SEC 'Nb r jak N x .s BV i ts Q X Q, ,xx x w . it w , 6 ly- J, so xt 0? v Q s ,9 ,fb 3 .9 N -'Q v? fb' 1903 Vxx 4 ,Si is- D- 'Q'- IIHICI Students in thc commercial department do not merely learn thc routine functions of business techniques. but they acquire efficiency, speed. and accuracy as well. The many certificates awarded to our students for bookkeeping. speed-typing. and speed-dictation testify to the high standard of business efficiency attained. COpposite Page: Leftj Efficient bookkeepers Elizabeth Healy and Dolores Reynolds care- fully work out a profit and loss statement. Ckightj Interested senior commercialites fl. to rj Jeanne Robinson. Gertrude Nolden, Barbara Keleher. and Mary Walters observe as Eileen Van Thyne manipulates the mimeoscope stylus. I fum Sister M. Ann Dolores. O.S.F.: Sister M. Fidelma. O.S.F.: Sister M. Grace At Little lflowt-r :wt-ri student wlinsc- :lim it is Frances. O.S.F.g Sister M. Imelda. S.C.C.g Sister M. Loretta. M.S.C.g ' ' sincss world is giwn iiimiiiitizilmlt' In tnttr tlu hu ortuiiitivs in inflict- tvcliiiiqllc. ln the lzirgv. well- iippctl t'l:issi'umiis l,ittlt- l lmvt'i'itc-s art' 1-xpvrrlx tt tim-tl in tlw tit-ld, of stciiogrzipliy. typing. tr'ui- triptiuii. :mtl lmukkt-t-ping. ln :ulmlitiuii tw tlivst- pizu'tit'zll lmsim-ss stutlivs. pupils lc':1i'ii Tu opt-i 1tr ultlingg iiizicliim-s, clictziplimiv. :ulnli't-ssugixipli. iiicogrupli. :mtl tiiiiiivuscupt-. 'liliirmugli ctnit.it'i Xlllll suuli xarivty of t-xpt-1'it'iit't'. stunlviits imziiizilwlx wma-1' tlit' pxiistirillzii' plizist- ut tlit' wiiiiiic-i't'i:il tit-lil tm' whit-li tlit-y' lizuc ll special ziptitutlv. 'liliis iiticiit tt-cliiiiczil trziiiiing. uniiiplciiiciitctl lu our liig pm- li- NftlYltlZlI'tl prugrziiii ut t'l1:1i'11ctt'i' lvuilcling. pit-pg1i't's L itliulif ynutli to tzllit' its plate in the city of iii- ll1SfI'l'U :mtl t'ai'ri' on Pliilzitlclpliizil u'ui'ltl-l-tiiuwii lIltlKlStI'l1ll repiltzitimi. Sister M. Marguerite Francis. S.S.-I. instruct business-minded students. 7, IH BUSINESS HHSIINSY Iiflllllll III ARI ANI! AHIISIS Youth is naturally creative. The tiniest tot molds castles from sand and designs from clay. This ability is evident in the art work of Little Flower- ites. 'lihe studio, room 308, is the center for youth's creative art. Under skilled direction, stu- dents apply their talent and imagination to produce artistic results. 'lihese students are the decorators of our bulletin hoards: they circulate posters tor Catholic Press Klonth and Book llveek. They sketch lflossie 1'i1z for The yllIl'!'t'.Yll1ll, and these gifted illustrators have helped to make the literary issue of The Garlnna' alive with interest. From this group of young people will spring the artists. de- signers. and decorators of tomorrow. Our city, with its schools of art and design. its Acadeniy of Fine Arts. and yvorld-known llluseum of Art, has played an important part in the history of American art. and our students give evidence of adding to this prestige. Sister Mary Bernard, S.N.D.g Sister jane Frances, S.N.D.g and Sister Mary joseph. S.N.D., whose pictures do not appear, are tht. supervisors of the vocational art and mechani- cal drawing courses open to the students. Nil Feminine Michelangelos wield their brushes to create Yuletide scenes for this colorful mural. Creative art students find inspiration in Nature. This art-major class work out colorful. lacy snowllalce-designs. ,-o:'T fx ah... ,f nv.. ., If pw I 4 f , if X A ..lf21 -L dp fa . RM K' er l Q XE A as -B ,QV 5 W 2 fi A 2 v 5 s 1 H 55. i , 74' , I 9 Y 3 l fr A32 2 2 1 Q 1 1 , , I ,L 5 ,5 5 , I ,V 5 :si y if' x ,v A, ,, ' ' C7 4 Q 5 l', A, . lags? 1 f Q '-L gi H if .4 -, ,. y ff-Fl X , v 4 vtfvwfiwrwmfg. 5' GH ,S sw ,FP . F 4 411 1 J, 1 ,734 4 w 3 JY ,F 'Q' . ' ami f-M twx- - - - l A 'Z ' W ww' - 5 - an V ,aww MP 1 My M w LJ! L -s n A 2 a ' '- . f N 1 6'- . H , A M 5 as Po Q I 1 s , gl ' ' ' V,j .lf :5f,4fYli I f 1 fi , 4Yl,i A I g Af gl , 0 1' A , .O1.f,ff4- J . ' C' ' ' ' ,AX Y! YJ x I QQ lLeftJ Up 'the ropes to physical fitness! fllightj Swing your partner and promenade ' her home, say these graceful folk-dancers. s7chQmG .fs rf 9 ,A beth Hughes. and Loretta Ulshafcr. R.N. VMI junior hygienists me1-sure 'mtiseptics exactly-not a drop more or less th1n prescribed! This is not only interest-absorbing work but also proves to be a vital practical health lesson. 1. 1, M imnfff 2 ' Q if , .' . -V A x .A NK 6 n , A ' . ' ' I. V. Q u V V' W , WS.. t ,Aa . ' Our well-ordered health program is super- vised by Sister M. Irma, S.M., Dr. Una- Lunch! That magic word that means so much to all students! It affords 45 minutes of mid-day refreshment in a pleasant environ- ment . . . After lunch. some annexites take advantage of an open- air rendezvous-snowy days atford especial attraction. SPIRITHI ANN X Un these pages. you will rind the thunihnail sketch of a miniature Little l lower. Wvithin the friendly' walls of the St. Vincent Annex. some 5043 eager girls work and play sw that they' may reap the full henefits of school experiences. The cheer- iul cafeteria and the cozy' lihrary' with its literary treasures are familiar iwiiilezyimiis. 'llhe scholastic year lll'i's'4'll saw the annexites vitally interested in cluhs nt all types. which are entertaining as well as henchcial. lhey' hoast ut a student council that plays a competent part in the smurvth-riinning elliciency' ut the school. Realizing that in the critical post-war period. the yy'urld will call un .-Xniericais youth for assistance. these students prepare. in an .ill-ioiiml yyay. tn .insyyet that call. Meet our competent faculty' of the Annex! First Ron: Sister Lilian Teresa. S.S.j. Cprefectjz Sister M. Aloysia. S.S.J.. Second Ron: Sister Bernard Marie. I.H.lVl.: Sister M. Catherine Joseph. S.S.-I.: Sister M. Cecilia Agnes. S.S.J. Third Ron: Sister Maria Daniel. I.H.M. y 'Q-. -9.- i if W S Ill llllll HIIWIRIHS Firsl Roar: Sister Nlarie James. S.S.-I.: Sister Marie joseph. l.H.lVl.: Sister M. Nlechtilde. C.S.li. Svc- uml Run: Sister Nl. Noelital Nlnrie. l.ll.lVl. Tllinl Run: Sister M. Victorine. C.S.B.: Sister Virginia Nlarie. l.H.lVl. V---....,, 'Q-Q lil: if 1: f , D' S SM 'fi 'lib lv 6 X , v RE ' Exercise plays an important part in the annex program. This gym class is performing one of the more simple work-outs included in the healthful routine. Service with at smilef' seems to be the motto of these beaming An- nexites: pre-nctivities-miiuxtes find the heel1ivc shopping corner at husy one-fillers. hook covers. pencils are allways in demand. A x 1 x T . iii! r llll llllilw 'ass- I ,ff i-N .Ill- HQ mai, mf' i gk X 3 :L JN 954' 'Bit' sx ' 64- I flip 4 L ls M gs-gy , i J it h l4 EPI, X I g'1:' 'f ,Qu mg? , u ...4 ,ff Q W if E W. '41 1' -Q-fm, THE Sllllll l PRESS y Ns. Q -Q' 1 Their monthly error-hunt! Editors fclockwisej Jean- ette Alfisi. Nancy Dougherty. Anna Mae Gerold. JoAnn W'ood. check proof pages of The Tlzeresian. THE THERESIAN Published monthly by the Students of LITTLE FLOVUER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Editor'in-Chief ....................... Jeanette Alfisi Editorial Stag Associate Editors Jo Ann W'ood. Anna Mae Gerold. Nancy Dougherty Business Nlanager ......,........... Catherine Butler Sports Editor . . . ..,..., ...... M ary Louise Scherer Ar! Editor .... . . ...... . . . ....... Jeanne Coyle Pholograpliy .........,.............. Marie Lamania Columnists, Anne Beck. Helen Bruckner. Margaret Dean Exchange Editor ..........,...,. Rosemarie Sakalosky Reporters ....,. Catherine Alhanese. Michelina Amabile. Mary Barden. Rita Bookheimer. Dorothy Connelly. Rose Mary' Crawford. Frances Gallagher. Teresa Gaughran. Clare Hartman. Mary Razzie. Catherine Schmidt. Helen Stanton. Typists ............... Cecelia Bradley. Anne Downey. Ruth Ebner. Sarah Flitcraft. Bernice Jamison. Mary Kehan. ,f ' .-.,,.,, ., ,- . fv 1 3 11, QA , I-TT 'Tis D-Day CDeadline Dayj again for Theresian colum- nists and reporters. Words of advice and commenda- tion ring from the editor's lips as the stat? gather around to submit their latest scoops. Through the combined endeavors of this enthusiastic group. scholastic news marches forward. Y .2 Y 54-7' . wt' M little Hewer everyone reads lHl lHlIllSlll 1- to Q - f 1 fe, -11' t ish J , J 1 ' 2. I ,Q S CTop Borderj In our city of many papers and periodi- Cals. Nearly everybody reads Tin- Bullulinug but at Little Flower everybody reads The Tlrcrvsian. All other activ- ity waits at standstill while I.ittle Flowerites lose them- selves in the newsy articles of their very own monthly publication. late- at l.1ttlt' l'lmxt-1' xxutrltl not lit' curtiplt-tc' Ulllllllll tlrt' murrtlrly pulvlicirtiort ut 'lilrr' 'l'ln'1'r.tim1. 'liimvlt t-tc-nts :tml topics arc' tutrrrtl tvitlrirr its pages. lfwiti its lifsf issllt' in ll?-ll! to its current ll?-l-tn isslltk thc' total tlistrilwtitimi llils lu-cn l35.UUll cwpirs. It spreatl out. lllCSl' wutlltl cmct' our -lie-acrt' cztmpus 27 times. lltrring xvztrtimv. Thr 'l'lll'!'t'.Villll travt'letl to tt-tnotv c4rr'm-ts of the xvtnrld. xvlrcte st'I'X'lCt'IlN'I1 tuuntl en-ioyinent in the writings ut tt,tt1m'r'ow's Czttltolic wotnen of .'X1Ut'I'lC11. 'llltrotrglt such journalistic trainingl. Little l lowet'ites llrlp carry on Pltilztdelpltizfs tradition as I1 city of splen- did ptrlwlications. Theresian Day is not a gala day for present students only. but also for our alumnae. With professional ef- ficiency. the business staff forwards hundreds of copies on their way around the world. actually. Business man- ager Catherine Butler fleftj supervises the mailing job. -U' V Geraldine G. McDonald. editor-in- chief of the Garland, presents the 1946 yearbook edition with its vibrant and inspiring cover-the rose of youth backing our school emerges fresh and beautiful and symbolic. Ji er... Cllllllll STAFF Geraldine G. McDonald '46 f:l.lil0r-inefflzivf ,ff Nora V. Magsam '46 Mary A. Hoar '46 Patricia A. Doody '46 'A . ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ruth C. Conway '46 Theresa H. Moritz '47 Rosalie R. Giansante '46 Rosemary T, Nancy T. Mullen '46 Mulvaney '47 Gloria R. Nicoletti '46 Rita A. Bonner '46 Ruth A. Schmitt '47 Helen Stock '47 Elizabeth Mosca '46 Ann M. Ryan '46 Malvina L. Dragani '47 Frances M. Strittmatter '47 Florence T. Drisch '47 -lemme F' Coyle '4- Alice M. Kaelin '47 Mary R. Ransone '47 Julia l-. LaPorte '48 .3 Clare V. Magsam '47 Anne B. Moore '47 Rita M. McGrath '48 TYPISTS Rita M. Feeley '46 Mary A. Walters '46 Rosemary T. Franzen '46 Rita M. Mosca '46 Eileen B. Kennedy '46 Genevieve M. Ruppel '46 Anne M. Graham '47 fLeftj Freshman and sophomore staff aspirants gather around Rose- mary Mulvaney for preliminary 'imake-up instruction. CRightJ Typists Rita Feeley. Genevieve Rupple. Eileen Kennedy. Elizabeth and Rita Mosca beat a key tattoo to the steady tune of staff pens. f P 5 QW 'QI ,W rl Q 5 , ff!- UAIHUHC Cllll HHS llllllllll Lvllllllillt' .'Xcti111i is. imlt-t-il. 1-11111-miie in iiieaning. Tut' it ciiilirzict-s iiiani actiiities- -Ill lc-:ist lit-rv at l,1ttl1' l'l11w1-t' it 11111-s. l l1c't'1' is lllll' gxpustnllc fiiuiip who 1111 gmail lui cfmllcctirigl Nfllclis of snap :intl linen roi' tht- bzicretl H1-art l'1't-1- lluim- tm' lDL'l1l'Illlll' Ll1lI1L't'I'. llit- Llatliulic l.lIt'I'2lTlll't' Ciitnip zittviiipt tu keep the t'llTll'l' -t111l1-tit lmtli iiitinriiit-tl uf tht- gtmtl :mtl liatl 111 1'111'1'1'1it lwtmks, llit- Nlissitm fi1'o11p solicit killl1k't'lt'tl stamps. p1:111-rs. :1111l Il1llI1t'Tl1I'X ilmia- tirviis. which spell the S21lXIlIll1l1 ut tiiaiiy sfitils. llit- X - - 1 V - . l'.11cl1:1i'1st1c Czmup and lllll' l,:11lys fit'1111p :111ii tw unite llx iiiurt' t-lust-ly with Uni' l,1ml :intl His Xlwtlit-1' tlimiigli piziyvi' z1r11l lloly Ciniiiiiitiiiiitii. xxliilt- 1111- Llatliimlit' .Xctiwii lfxiileiice fi11il1l pi'mii11t1's pt-isiiiial katliiilic .-Xctiini. llir- lI1llllt'l1t't' ut such gmail ixsmilts I't'2lx'llt'N to t:11-uh c111111t1'11's111 tht- xx11i'l1l. fClockwise-D: -Iosephine Michael and Frances Strittmatter visit a Philadelphia Catholic lihrary. the Thomas More Ifoundation . . . Elizabeth Mosca is congratulated hy classmates for her prize-winning hook-week poster . . . Chapel aides. Jean Truclisess. Nlarie Doyle. Frances Vik-lls. and Geraldine Gatzmer prepare for wt-vkly Mass . . . The Eucharistic Group. captained hy Elizabeth Hill. discuss ways of spreading devotion to the Blessed Sacrament . . . One of the annual highlights is the soap-and-linenedrive for the benefit of the Sacred Heart Free Home for Cancer . . . The Nlission Group is .1 very active hody. Their mascot Snowdrop looks on from the arms of Emily Gl.lCOHl.lZ7i while Captain Mary' Mc- Cartney scrutinizes the section chart . . . Our l,ady's Group. Mary s particular friends, meet to plan a cam- paign on behalf of Our I.ady's beloved rosary. and ' -N 4. fig, R, if' R. 0 s H. 9'A gun-v QLQD' 2 I9 B 4'4 WN ' QQ.-+3 ,1. ,,, J al.. f A , X '4 A .fi If f 3 . K. , 1' 3 i 6- 3,1 ' ' ,m ,- iw gf i , vih- tmffi A Of . 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Ranking among the most outstanding activities of our school. its 107 memhers, rostered for glee cluh twice zi yveek. learn music theory and voice control. On Rlondays and lsfiklilyi. in post-school hours. entrancing melodies float from room 512. 'lihe highlight of the year for these girls is the Annual llusicale. Do you re- memher the charming ,lluflzrr .lIlll',ll'!'l', lfiings of l rm'1Iol11, and the 1-ver-old, ever-new .1lt'l'l'-1' lfvidou' lllzltz of the lQ4t1 production that carried the au- dience viii silvery vvings of song to fziiryland? Yes. truly these girls show that music comes from the soul and is an outlet for youth's emotions-religion, patriotism. :mtl love. Is that a choir of angels? No, it is the glee club. bring- ing a message of peace through song . . . Music ema- nates from the seeming magic hands of the Reverend John A. Murray. who expertly conducts our glee club . . . Veronica D. Barry seems pleased with our wonder- ful glee club, of which she has been president for two years . . . This octet of youthful voices captures the wrapt attention of everyone. as they send lilting Irish melodies dancing on the air. G Y HUTH -. v KJ 0 4 -7 3 ga lf A xg ii M US N YANITH-TI 1' 4, w 1 IM n-9 0 . .. Il , ,, , ii -5135 NM F2 13. f 1351 Q5 sa f ff1 'f1 ' H 3'1'?s'f?f?1s' '?wf5' 'f5'+' . . K .zfnfff War-ff, G z g1. 5g. Aim 'giiwfm ' 'W A J Q 1? 2 If H3 ' f ' G cf ibwai 23 r '1 Q' is fn- M M 'J BaASKllBAll IlllMPICQ5 SI'Ill . f., X f X5 . iflsii W g -N :','.:,'5 Ca tv 5 - , ,.,... 25 1:,,1::gf::::f -xii . T' - vi I 19' I ,ig-f ' mffim X fAbovej Enthusiastic rooters cheer our varsity as it arches l the basketball horizon--Cl to rl Teresa Musselman, Cath- erine Bliclcley, Dorothy Hires, Elizabeth Hartley, Dorothy Jacobi, Margaret Dunne, Patricia Murray fcaptainj, Marie Mensa, Clare Mclaverty, Heleri Closlcey, Margaret Mc- Donough, Mary Gilmore. fLower Left, Pat Murray jumps while Marie Messa and Kay Blickley 'await the outcome. -ff if S 331 we 2,9 , 4 -f 1-vm, 1 Q, vw' J s A ru n svunlsml suw ,gs4 ' 'I+ Q: y K ' . yas , , Q 'X' if f :fl 7 Q Wi Q ,yi TY 'T 9 K if 0 1- fl fOpposite Page, Ifower Right, Arms stretch out as panting team members leap airward to grasp the soaring ball . . . fThis Page, left, The . shrill command of 'the referee? whistle relieves a tense moment in the Little Flower vs West Catholic game. QLower Righij Captain Pat Murray makes a brilliant atomic leap and is justly rewarded by gaining sion of that ever elusive reeling, soaring sphere of brown K l f My if ,NM 2 'f .:, J' U Q I l 1 Q N ap ' W SPHI 'lilii' sccimd yvzir ot tlic Czitliolic Girls' l5z1sl41'tw1 IA'?lglll' was HH'iCi11lly' s1-t uit on -Izuiuziri -l :it Lon ventirm Hall by :1 wc-ll-fouglit gziiiw l11-twc-1'ii W ls Lizitllolic :incl Little l'1lUXVl'I'. 'lilir vzirsity bait with c1mi'iii1'ing spirit lviit lmwed to tlicir uppuiic s in Z1 27-22 SCUIT. HllXX'C'X'l'I'. tliu rc-t:ll111te1l in tl11 folluwinif inline lw c1n1q1101'ing tli1-ir Xutrc' lJ1iiic br- tnc 37-gl 'ltlicn tlic varsity sliuwe-1l its ligliti 1 spirit lw Y1lIlL1L1lSlllI1Q.f St. Hiilu-rt's. 25-13. llic next two l,cz1g11c gzimrs. Il umitcst lwtwceii H1111 lizin :md Little lflowvr, prmwed to liiild il 1lc .Zo-lf, :mal il tic' score' ot -l-U--HI On l'l lWI'll2lI'X 77 Little lflowcr fought :1 dit'-l1:1r1l gums- witli X11 llzimc, but zlccrptefl Zlll 18-16 1l1't1 If ln tlim l1st 1 . lC'1lQlUl' QIHIIR' of tlit- sm-zisun. l l1iwerit1's lmwcc v tlic Bllfl'-lll2llklS tu the tum' ut 3-l-ZA ln gzuiic-s plz1w1l oiitsimlc' tlic Girls l.c-zigiii' tli1 l.1ttl1' l'l1nw1-r six met B1-tlilvlic-iii Lzitliulir ll1'l1 1 bvliuul :mul l1:1n1l1-1l tlivsc' Ullt5lKlK' Lill'llllPlUll5 il lt: 73 irllx lllvll Kll'fl'ill'. bpun iiivvtiiig ,l'I'l'I1IIJIl Liutli i' , Scliuul. :1ls1i il lilill-ltilgjlli' IIll'I1ll3CI'. tlim- XX'l'1lI'R'Is ut iiigiiwwii ziml wliitv XYl'I't' ilgjillll Ylfllll-lllll5 witli 1 25-2.5 sc1ir1'. l'1UI'l1N'I' l,ittl1- l'illbXX'1'l' grzimliizitrs IllI'lN'll to tlicir Jxllllll Xlzltvr on xlilffll 3. tu tmp tlic- pr1's1-nt l..l-'. Tvillii witli :1 scnrv Z8-ll. ililu' lC'21gllQ'. wliicli is in its 5l'k'UINl ivzir ut tii umpli. uw:-s Illllfll 111 its s11c1'1'ss tw tlir wliuln li1':1rtc'1l siippurt nt tlic' Rc-1, I':llN :1r1l Xl. R1 SllPf'I'lI1ICI1llt'l1I ut Czitliulic Sclimils. wliusc im 1l11 zilwle zissistzmcc- lizis givrii tlir Yixc- 1li11urs:1ii liigi suliouls :1 splemlicl ripportiiniti tu 1lisplz1y tieii nrhlerit- powers :11i1l q11:1lities of guud spurtsmzin ia January january January 4-Wes! Catholic 13-Notre Dame . 28--St. Hubert . February 1-Hallahan .. February 13-Bethlehem .. February 15-Hallahan February 22fNotre Dame . March 1-Trenton . . . March 10-St. Hubert . March 17-West Catholic THEY WJE 27 22 31 32 18 25 26 17 23 26 40 40 18 16 23 25 12 33 54 23 1 P mr fy. m V V' ' S 1 I ', Q 5 ,I-nf Q A. Gr r 1 4 I H S. 9 can 4 ar V X Ji r-ff It : . .gil gf: 1' ev 5 - ' 12,2 I fl 'fs' nf' . A A I -un - .4 4:1 X . Q , , ,L 331 5z,,,..,W, J . msn 'V .g 1 2 n fiffx ' 2 X 1 v I ' ' X I SPIIIHS CAPAIIE Splash, splash--it is none other than the energetic swim- ming team. directed by Miss Ann Wolpert. taking a dip in the Turngemeinde Pool! Water fun is fun! Captain Elizabeth Munley leads her team-mates in their water-capades--Eileen Garrity. Kathleen Hanley. Kath- leen Traum. Mary Brown. Patricia Evans. Margaret Blickley. Gertrude Kehan. Monica Hieronomus, Gloria Blechschmidt. Angela Musmeci. Joan Hafner. Marilyn Staub. Marie Deni. Edna McLaughlin. Edith Clark. Joan Jax-del. Anne Whiteside. Rita Kelly. Ioan Harle. and Rita Nlaxwell. 'X hx A vigorous pznticipzition in sports is churzicteristit of Atiimirziri youth. :md Little lflowcritcs :irc no rx- ccption. Our excellent progrzun ot vzirivd sports is ample proof. Ono glance at tht- mt-inhcrs of tht riding cluh is convincing cvitlt-rice of thc ph-zisurc :md ht-nc-tits to he derived from the cquestrizm art XYC :ill know what :1 llE'ZllI'll-l3llilllCl' swimming is :uid our skillful swimming tram agrees hcurtily Bowling is tzrst-hcconnng :1 tzivoritc of mzmx. l,ittlt l'low4-r. mer in stop with the tlmv. hoilsts zm :uh-pt group ot youthful howlcrs. To' ' 'm' A' ' lloclivy, that tzlll 1:1- vorltv. always has zm mtcrcsted following. uve I't'Zl- 'zc that ll sound mind in ai sound hody is zi must 1 tht w ultl ot tomorrow that wc' will lcud. Um :ill-round sports program :lids in llA'llll'YlllQ this end - Q V df K 91 LJ J' .F 1.3 'K ' 1 , t fl QW 4 H I Q 5 nw Q? X vs-. Q X X ' fa'-Blivln 'K ' sm' 3 nunou n my Qiggii 5, ,ff in. 1 .29-Q ll W4 , ffl! Q. 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' little Flower Catholic High ne whose rich tra f the history of 1 'n a city of history. o We are an integral part o School for girls: now we go forth to make history i ...- CAQQ I Tezsibwrrs ENTERS' HALL N J .9 Qc? ,ada P .i I if ,ff JF A4 -Q, , UH P 15 . 12 . .WM N. ss' 11-Q' M. K 4 Q v A? , ., a -Y 15 K , ws iifi 145' ' it Jw K . Qfzv w, F' ff gg A ... ,Y Q. 53 I mf Q, x 7 1 '5, E+ is F 4 L fx 2 wa if u. ,1- u ,at- v M5 .4 .yr W KI? .n i Arkt-A xi .ix 7 5:-Q W 1 1 Q , A . 'E '- Q M A V ,V . I A , K L4 3 3 Q ff I Lf Q 'if 4-AsS h,':1D ' ffa? Q x A ,AN ' ic 6 ig Ax p' Q U -' A 'J' -x , Q LQ? '79 1, N N ' I Jil? , .4 A AAAEQSS. Q Y' Alf ' Q ,, . , Q, 41, ,. -'K 4 , , gm, ,LN Q. .gn WSIB' , 545, Q 9 s 1 ,ul is 7-x -Z: N Sw - Q I X f ,r ' ' 4 ,. s 5 A 1-as - ' 2 'Q J n- 4. if Gui 4 ' I qty. . Q? H 6? Q 5 X 2 'y , - r uk ig? .f ! ' 1 gr if . t .Q ,,. ,E - Q , A V i 9 4 .M , gh Q J 5, ' :F : I i was jf? 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I Q o sg Q t 1 W nh x just pndf. the flaws of 46 wenes mm Us Garland suen luuly orcluds Orchids Indeed nplfy these students who for four yurs have k ntnntnnzd .1 sthollstn retor ll and dlllgcnt nppht mon thmc Imla Hovmt-nu hue ra uhed that much sought 1ft1r goxl to he I distinguished honor grlduate Thus nth sign: hu thu ns hs irtr llls nhtuad mn:-ty pc-ru-nt nn Eve mayor sulquts and rallgmn throughout hu- hugh sthunl mrstr Mn our prusc :md ton gl'lllIl'llI0l1S ln orchids prvwntul In our honurwxnnxng ornhuls nf 46' Q' 1' - - '- .: A cl ur excellence. Through earns-sl wor 1 ful lu I BERNADETTE M ADAIR 568 E Van Knrk St C201 St Wxll1am'f MARY E ADAMS 6441 N Smedley St C261 St Benedict ANNJ AGNEW 1126 E Prxce St C381 Immaculate Concephon Gln CATHERINE P ALBANESE 864 Sanger St C241 DORIS M ALBRIGHT 2157 N Lexthgow St C221 IEANETTE M ALFISI 3214 B McMichael St 29 FLORENCE T ALLEN 2055 E Vxctorna St C341 f MICI-IELINA G AMABILE 4525 Wayne Ave C441 MARGARET M ARNETT 4145 Glendale St C241 MARY B AUCHTER 242 W Widener St C201 Hn: lnllunfl I :J I 1 ALICEMARIE M AUDET 1610 Ruscomb 11 MARYI AVERY 1721 Harrnson St C241 MARGARET M BAINGER 400 W Spencer Ave C201 'FIRENE M BANNISTER 237 Nedro Ave C201 MARY C BARDEN 7033 N Forrest Ave C381 MARGARETJ BARLAS 4530 N 17th St C401 Hml rmlnl Prim! If Plllllll Ru: JOAN F BARNFIELD 528 W Cambria St C331 MARY G BARONE 131 E Mentor St C201 ELIZABETH H BARR 1736 W Courtland St 'FMARY T BARRON 941 E Russell St C341 'fMARGARET M BARRY 319 W Nedro Ave C201 VERONICA D BARRY 2904 N Hancock St C331 Martin o Tours St Edward St Budget St oan 0 Arc Sl Francis o Assxsx Holy Innocents St Helena Ifoly Child St Ioachxm St Helena St Helena St Alhanasxus ohn Nepomucene St Bonaventure St Ambrose Holy Chzld Ascension St Helena Vxsxlatxon Merxlorxous Honors 8500 m our ma or sub ects and rel: :on or our ears I I E Parish fav' -qv--H lllfll Pam! lzfl In R1 DOLORES A BRACELIN 3653 N Marvme St C401 St Stephen CECILIA T BRADLEY 627 E Clearfield St C341 145601151011 MARGARET M BRADLEY 831 E Woodlawn Ave C381 Immaculate Conceplwn Gm TERESA M BRESLIN 1514 Hames St C261 BERNARDINE K BREZINA 755 E Wnllard Sr C341 JOAN M BRIGHT 6746 York Road C261 MARY M BRINKHEIDE 1524 Klnsdale St C261 TERESA A BRITT 824 E Tnoga St C341 MARGARET C BROCKMAN Box 405 Phoemxvxlle P ELIZABETH T BRODERICK 367 Stexens Sr C111 ml 0111111 I null 14 I THERESA C BROWN 5718 Reach St C201 HELEN M BRUCKNER 5040 N 5th St C201 MARY E BRYSON 221 W Spencer Ave C201 JEAN H BUDZINSKI 2226 Yelland St C401 ALICE M BURKE 1924 E Atlantnc St C341 CLAIRE A BURKE 7397 Ogontz Awe C381 Il KATHLEEN T BURKE 3324 N Lee St C341 MARY A BURNS 250 W Berkley St C441 MARIE A BUSFIELD 2029 Church Lane C381 CATHERINE T BUTLER 3467 Frankford Ave BERNICE A BYRNE 3431 E St C341 DOROTHY T CAINE 730 Church Lane C441 Holv Angels Ascensxon Holy Angels Holy Angels Ascension St Ann Phoenixville St William St William Incarnation St Helena St Ladnslaus St oan o Arc .Sl Afhanasxus .St Hugh S1 Francxs o the Assxsx St Benedict C34 St oan o Arc Ascension Immaculate Conception Gtn QW .xl 'Wine' ,lu 'Sh-11,1 X X . 'X 'fa ll 101111111111 ROSEMARY K CAMPBELL 7470 Sommers Road 1381 ADELAIDE M CAMPI 955 E Prlce St 1381 Immaculate C MARY G CANNON 2320 N Bodine St 1331 KATHLEEN M CAREY 3300 Prmceton Ave 1241 EILEEN E CARROLL 5438 N Marvme St 1411 MARY T CARROLL 939 E Woodlawn Ave 1381 Immaculate C 1111111111 If In R REGINA M CASEY 212 E Comly St 1201 ANNA P CASSIDY 4937 N 5th St 1201 171111111 1111 NANCY M CASSIDY 835 Stafford St 1381 REGINA E CASSIDY 1850 E Cumberland St 125 GERALDINE A CHAPMAN 4836 N Palethorpe St 1201 MARY T CHEEVERS 2224 N Delhi St 1331 11111101 fl IUR ANNE M CHRIST 1226 E Pike St 1241 DOROTHY A CHURCHVILLE 7821 Devon St 18 11 R111 I CECILIA A CIESLIK 313 Berkley St 1441 CATHERINE T CLARKE 1907 W Allegheny Awe 1321 111 ll JOAN E CLAWSON 7352 N Bouuer St 261 MARGARET A CLEARY 4804 Castor Axe 1241 1 141111 1 ELIZABETH A CLINTON 21 McPherson sf 1191 DOLORES K COBB 57 W Seymour St 1441 eq St Athanassus onceptxon Gtn St Edward St Matthew Holy Child onceptmn Gln St Wxllxam In carnallon Immaculate Concepnon Gm Vxsxtatxon he Holy Rosary St Ambrose St Edu ard Holy Innocents Holy Cross St Ladzslaus Our Lady o the Holy Souls Holy Angels St Martm 0 Tours Holy Cross St Francxs o Asszsx f Q- I I Sr .1 ii Tujz I z'. .r' 'ghl . , . . . . . ' , . Sw' I z', nfl ighl Thx' z',l.1'fI 1 511111 . , . . 1 ................. ' ' ' HELEN T. CESARIO, 451 E. Haines St. ........ Our Lady of t lfou' :',1,r iglzi . . . 1 1 ................ . Ifill z',1.1'f11a1 fight Six! fvz',I,1'1ll111i1g11l . . . . 1 ................... I . , f . ......... . . . . ' f Iifl 31m'.l.1'l1l11R1'g11l . . . . . .......... ...... . A f ' ' A M31 ,Ama 1 I MARY G COLE 1470 W Pacific St 1403 ANNE T COLEMAN 6511 N 20th St 138, DOROTHY V coLuNs S32 Brannon sf 144, MARY R coLL1Ns sas E Kerper st my CATHERINE M CONKLIN 3039 Wexkel St 134, ANNA M CONNELLY 152 W York st gasp DOROTHY P CONNELLY 120 W Wyoming Av ELIZABETH A CONNOR 6021 N 3rd St 120, MARY M CONNOR 6240 N 17th St 141, nl IPHI4 RUTH E CONWAY 3640 N Marvme St 1409 MARY G CORCORAN 2444 E Indiana Ave 134, CLAIRE D CORNISH 5940 Beechwood St 138, ROSE A COSCHI 5938 Chew Ave 138, ANNA M COSTELLO 2643 E Ann St 134, Hun unml I uml Iiullmn R :zz e 0 St Stephen St Benedxct Lxttle Flower Presentatxon Natwxty Vlsztatxon St A mbrose St Helena St Benedxct St Stephen Natwxtv Immaculate Conception Gtn Our Lady o the Holy Rosary Natwxty VIRGINIA A COUGHLIN 1429 Lardner St 1124, St Martm o Tours NANCY C CRANE 3767 N Gratz St 140, Our Lady o the Holy Souls ROSEMARY J CRAWFORD 128 E Wlshart St 134, St Hugh MARIE P CROKE 5535 Boyer St 138, REGINA P CRONIN 4027 N Marshall St 140, JOAN B CROOKS 1539 Adams Ave 124, Immaculate Conceptron Gln St Veromca St oachxm G w :flfi Ei l'r'rlirul Pllll 'l, l,r'!l lu figlll R' . . . ' . 14 , .....,...... . Hr 'znnlu r 'I,'l'oj1R4m' JANE D. CONVERY, 3025 N. Percy St. 133, .................... St. Bonaventure . , . ............. f if . , . .......... . ' f . , 1 . . ........... . f . . . ....................... . I ' 1 I ' .4 Y A , ' A ' K Wi.. 31-If at Q19-wwu....4f.l .sa 2 R 1 1 I 1 R ELIZABETH M CROSBY Cypress Ave Oakford MARY B CRUICE 249 W Zeralda St 1441 ALICE M CUMMINGS 4432 N Sth St 1401 IRENE A. CURRAN 3442 N. Ella St. 1341 .................... Our Lady of Grace St Francis o Assisi St Henry .......St. Hugh MARY C. CURRAN 6209 Clearview St. 1381 ......... Immaculate Conception Gm. DOLORES E. CURTIN 263 Berkley St. 1441 ................. . .' ' 'nnrl Rvrr, I.' I1 Ri. 'MARIE I. CUSH 312 W. Somerville Ave. 1201 ............... Francis o Assisi . . . . .Incarnation JOAN T. DAGNEY 1013 W. 66th Ave. 1261 ..................... Holy Angels 'J irrl R rr. .' Pl 4. ELAINE V. DALESIO, 3206 Potter St. 1341 .................... REGINA K. DALEY, 4119 Glendale St. 1241 ...........,...... CATHERINE M. DALY, 5250 Pennway St. 24 ........,........ INEZ P. DARCY, 5324 Large St. 1241 ..................... . JANE A. DAY, 1840 Ruscomb St. 1411 ......................... V rlllllnzr. .' I 1'g MARGARET E. DEAN, 243 W Godfrey Ave. 1201 ............ MARIE C. DEEGAN. 3154 Aramingo Ave. 1341 ............... 'I lIf4i'..' ulig . . . . . .Ascension .Holy Innocents ... .St. Ambrose Martin o Tours .. ...Holy Child ... . .SL Helena . . . . . ...Nativity CLEMENTINA M. DEL COLLE, 7317 N. 18th St. 1261 ............. Holy Angels JOAN M. de MARTELEIRE. 4710 Knorr St. 1351 ................. . zlfmr. ,' I Ag MARIE H. DENI, 1212 Unity St. 1241 ......................... BELINDA L. DE ROCCO, 2118 E. Ontario St. 1341 ........ Mother n mm Ru: '. .' In Rig DOLORES M. DERR, 518 Champlost Ave. 1201 ................ MARGARET F. DETTERER, 4047 N. 12th St. 1401 ........ .... Leo .Mater Dolorosa o Divine Grace .. . . .St. Helena ... . .St. Stephen 'N '5 1HElIlASSlIf 1946 l'r'rt1rrll I'1ul1'l, l.1'!l In Right AGNES M. DIAMOND, 216 E. Sydney St. C191 ......... .... H oly Cross MARY E. DILLON. 1413 W. Hunting Park Ave. C401 .............. St. Stephen MARY DI PASQUALE, 423 E. High St. C441 ...... Our Lady of the Holy Rosary NINA M. DIRZUWEIT, 5232 Roosevelt Blvd. C241 ...,..... St. Martirz of Tours CHARLOTTE V. DOMBROWSK1, Leach and Taylor Sts.. Riverside, N. .St. Casimir JEAN M. DOMIN. 4019 Nice St. C401 ............. . .............. St. Ladislaus ANNA E. DONAHUE. 2436 Front St. C331... ............Visitation SARAH DONAHUE, 1031 Granite St. C241 .......... .... S t. Martirz of Tours MARGARET M. DONOHOE, 1427 W. 68th Ave. C261 . .. MARY T. DONNELLY, 1509 W. Venango St. C401. HO!'t2f1l1lCllI7HIlt'l. Top Row MARYANN D. DONNELLY, 1311 Narragansett St. C381 . ....... Holy Angels ....St. Stephen Immaculate Conception, Gtn. :FEDMONDA H. DONOVAN, 216 E. Johnson St. C441 ........ St. Madeleine Sophie PATRICIA A. DOODY, 5653 Blakesmore St. C381 .... Immaculate Conception, Gtn. ELINOR T. DOOLEY, 43 W. Mt. Airy Ave C191 ........ :FANNE M. DOUGHERTY, 1322 W. 72nd Ave. C261 ..... . . . . . . . . .Holy Angels MARGARET M. DOYLE, 6108 Germantown Ave. C441 ........ Huli:urlt41ll'11t1rl. Ifillltllll limi' MARIE P. DOYLE, 5942 Alma St. C241 ......... ANN C. DOWNEY, 3148 Weymouth St. C341 ..... THERESA M. DUCKWORTH, 7353 Rugby St. C381 .... FRANCES E. DUGAN, 242 Duncannon Ave. C201 .... DOLORES M. DUNDAS, 3333 N. H St. C341 ......... MARGARET M. DUNNE, 1724 W. Wagner Ave. C411. .. . . . . ..Holy Cross St. Vincent de Paul St. Martin of Tours . . . . . . . . .Ascension . . . .St. Athanasius . . . .Incarnation . . . .Ascension ...Holy Child 1 1. Q,a-J 21601 Inf! R If CLARE M DWYER 2912 N Orianna St C331 ADRIENNE R EARLEY 2410 N Hancock St C33 RUTH R EBNER 6337 Lawndale St C111 ELIZABETH B ECHELMEIER 4617 Tampa St C20 PHYLLIS L EGAN 159 E All:-anus St C201 JANE A EIDENSHINK 1534 Kmsdale St C261 unrlliol I fl lo R1 ELIZABETHJ EISENACH 242 W Linton St C20 :KMARY E. EMORE 445 W. Raymond St. ..... irrIRfrl',1. ' I 'A ANNA M. ESTEN 352 E. Unruh Ave. C111 .... ELEANOR C. FABER 1637 W. Wyoming Ave. RITA L. FAHEY 3167 Tulip sr. qs-0 ............ .... ........... ANN P. FARRELL 1922 E. Clearfield St. C341. . EILEEN T. FATCHER 2504 N. Marshall St. C331 5 rllzlirw. .' tr I 'I RITA M. FEELEY 456 Devereaux St. C111 ....... CATHERINE M. FENERTY 820 E. Wfestmoreland :Rn-U. I. 'll In Iii SHIRLEY R. FERGUS 165 Chew St. C201 ...... RITA J. FERNANDEZ 1215 W. Atlantic St. C401 ................... ' 1I .'fIlr7R'l ANNAMAE C. FINCHEN, 3146 Cedar St. C341 .................... MARY A. FINN 5348 Wingohocking Terrace C441. . . liotlonz Rn'u,I.1'H Iv Rihlll IRENE V. FINNEGAN 5144 Sydenham St. C411. it Veronica Bam ace t William Ambrose Ambrose Benedict St Helena . . .SL Henry .Presentation .Holy Child . . . .Nativity . . .Ascension Edward .SL William . . .Ascension . .St. Helena . . Stephen . . . .Nativity ception Gtn. .Holy Child JEAN FIRTH 613 W. Annsbury St. C401 .......................... St. Henry f .uit ws ul ntl I 1 I I ELSIE L FISCHER 250 E Penn Sl 144, HELEN P FITZPATRICK 2859 N Bambrey St 132, ROSEMARY A FITZPATRICK 347 E Clarkson Ave 120, MARY C FLACH 5247 N Sydenham St 141, KATHRYN M FLECK 5921 Loretto Ave 124, MARYLOUISE FLEISHER 5105 N 15th St 141, MARIE G FLEMING 1441 Magee Ave guy SARAH E FLITCROFT 4256 Penn sf 124, THERESE F FLYNN 308 W Louden St 120, GLORIA B FOCOSE 5936 Kemble Awe 138, Il OLIVIA M FOGG 622 E Wenslev St 134, ANN T FOX 2316 Fuller St 115, ELIZABETH A FRANK 7000 Woolston Ave 38 ROSEMARY A FRANZEN 4448 N Hurley St 120, MARGARET A FREILER 200 Gnlham Sz 111, BERTHA E FRIETSCH 5831f2 E Rosalie St 120, ll rm lr H :Hr nz P1 SMARGUERITE R GAFFNEY 1419 Comly St 124, HELEN A GAKUS 5801 N 6th St 120, St Vincent de Paul St Columba St Ambrose Holy Chnld St Martin o Tours Holy Chnld Resurrection St Ioachsm Incarnatxon St Benedict Ascension Resurrectxon St Athanasxus St Henry St William Sl Wxllxam Martin o Tours St Helena ROSEANN E GALETTI 1355 E Rittenhouse St 138, Immaculate Conception Gtn DOLORES M GALLACCIO 236 E Albanus St 120, St Ambrose ANN C GALLAGHER 1104 E Price St 138, Immaculate Conception Gin FRANCES T GALLAGHER 2541 W Lehxgh Ave 132, St Columba IVIQ .....,,. I FRANCES T GALLAGHER 1320 W Kerbaugh St C401 St Stephen JOAN G GALLAGHER 5633 Bloyd St C381 Immaculate Conception Gin MARY B GALLAGHER 908 E Chelten Ave C381 Immaculate Conception Gtn NANCY C GALLAGHER 8107 Roanoke St C181 Our Mother 0 Consolation NORMA L GALLAGHER Lincoln Highway Langhorne MARY M GALLOWAY 3256 N Kelm St C341 mul If I 1 I 'JEANNE L GANTERT 2629 N Franklin St C331 ELIZABETH A GARLICK 2934 E Venango St C341 flmrl R01 Ief1loR1gI1I TERESA M GARTNER 3079 Martha St C341 GERALDINE M. GATZMER 5943 N. 4th St. C201 .... THERESA R. GAUGI-IRAN 4834 N. Marvine St. C411 ........ CORINNE A. GAVIN 7330 Pittville Ave. C261 ...... ESTHER A. GENERALE 1111 E. Tioga St. C241 ...... f' rlhl .' I1 ANGELINE A. GENTILE 3321 N. Reese St. C401 .............. VIRGINIA R. GEORGESCU, 210 W. Apsley St. C441. . . I 1 4 Q WANNA M. GEROLD 4545 N. Lee St. C201 ........... ELIZABETH C. GERSTLE, 5447 Horrocks St. C241 .... 'x ll ' '. .' 'A REMILY R. GIACOMAZYI 4255 Tackawanna St. C241. . ROSALIE E. GIANSANTE 604 W. Butler St. C401 .... :luml .' lx VIRGINIA M. GILMER 429 W. Roselyn St. C201 .... CLARE M. GLACKIN 242 W. Manheim St. C441 ...... Holy Trinity Ascension St Edward Nativity .. . Natwity Helena .......Holy Child ......Holy Angels . can o Arc ......St. Veronica . Francis 0 Assisi Hcrlry ' . Martin o Tours . . . . . . .St. oachim .... ...Our Lady o Pompeii Helena .Fmnciso Assisi I41t1mlPmI left In R1 ht EELIZABETH T GOELLER 2259 E Cambna St 1341 JOAN T GOHL 311 W Fern St 1201 MARIE R GOLDACKER 1424 E Lycoming sf 4249 ELIZABETH A GOLDEN 4904 cottage sf 4249 DOROTHY J GORMAN 240 E Walnut Lane 1441 HELENL GOULD 4140 M sf 24 DOROTHY R GRADY 1442 W Louden sf 1411 JANE M GRAY 3221 N Howard sf 4409 MARIANI GREEN 1816 W Albanus St 1411 MARY T GREEN 1950 Spencer St 1411 H011 nnlal Innfl I' 1116 ll JOAN M GREGG 708 W Huntmgdon St 1331 CLARA T GRIER 4537 Greene St 1441 QDOROTHY M GRIER 1639 Dounton St MARY G GRIFFIN 3016 Welkel St 1341 TERESA D GRIFFIN 1844 E Atlantlc St 1341 GERMAINE C GRISON 5929 Sh1s1er St 1241 H011 0711Ill 1411111 B41llnn1R01 VERONICA T GRUNINGER 512 W Susquehanna Ave ELEANORE V GRZYWACZ 2607 E Madnson St 1341 MARY E GUINAN S221 N Fa1rh11l St 1201 MARY I GUNKEL 4349 N Fxfth St 1401 DOLORES M HAAG 893 Marcella St 1241 NdllVlfy Sl Helena Holy In zocents St Ioachnm St Vincent de Paul Holy Innocents Holy Chnld St Hugh Holy Chzld St Benedict St Edward Francis o Assxsx St Stephen Nalwuy St Ioan o Arc Marian o Tours 1771 Sl Henry St Adalbert Incarnatxon S! Henry Martin o Tours Wm -'CVE 'Xa iii ll In lu MARY T HERRON 1846 E Alleghenv Awe C341 Ascensxon MARY E HESCH 5438 Sylvester St C241 St Martin o Tours REGINA F HICKEY 5637 Mlrxam Road C241 St Martin o Tours JUANITA C HICKS ii1Tulls Court Gin C441 St Catherine 0 Sienna ELIZABETH A HIGGINS 3618 N Camac St C401 Sl Stephen ELIZABETH R HILL 5941 Beechwood SK C381 Immaculate Conception Gln MARY E HILL 4544 Greene St C441 Francis o Assm MARY E HILLMAN 2451 N Hope St C331 Vxsxtatxon MARY G HIMES 4112 Old York Road C401 DOROTHY A HIRES 5232 C St C201 St Stephen St Ambrose ll llll MARY A HIRST 1502 Womrath St C241 C PATRICIA HIRST 1502 Womrath St C241 MARY E HOAR 5728 N 5th St C201 ETHEL M HOBER 4604 N Hutchmson St C401 ANNA M HOCH 820 W Huntingdon St C331 CAROL A HOFFER 5833 Brush Road C381 Immaculate Conception Gtn St loachxm St Ioachmz St Helena St Henry St Edward Ill tl llfll MARY L HOFFMANN 442 W Mt An-y Ave C191 MERCEDES M HOGAN 3887 Glendale St C241 Holy Innocents ELIZABETH C HOLZENTHALER 1102 Wagner Ave C411 Holy Chxld JANE A HOMBERGER 164 W Fisher Ave C201 St Ambrose ROSALIE T HORAHAN 6127 Lensen St C441 Immaculate Conceptxon Gln FRANCES H HORAN 1156 Sanger St C241 St Martin o Tours fl' ' sn 11111111 1111111 1111 111121 111 BARBARA A KELEHER 225 Chelten Ave 1201 ANN M KELLEHER 5649 Mxrlam Road 1241 JEAN M KELLY 1675 Fillmore sf 1241 MARY K KELLY 7230 Devon st 1191 MARY T KELLY 29 W Mt Pleasant Ave 1191 EILEEN B KENNEDY 5907 Weymouth St 1201 CATHERINE A KENNEY 3214 N D St 1341 MARGARET M KENNY 272 Slocum St 1191 JANE T KERN 4564 N D St 1201 MARGARET E KIHM 4123 N 8th St 1401 H1111 l1111fllPlllll1 T11 1R01 GERALDINE R KILEY 2515 N Lawrence St 33 MARGARET M KIRBY 3950 N Darien St 1401 THERESA L KLACZYNSKA 3622 E Thompson St 1341 ANNE M KLEMMER 5800 Phxllp St 1201 RUTH H KLINE 2235 E Ann St 1341 SARAH L KLING 6014 N 16th St 1411 H1111 11111111 P111111 13111111111 R111 MARGARET M KLITSCH 4559 N 18th St 1401 JEANETTE M KLOPFLE 1936 E Venango St 1341 MARIE A KOPP 5615 Mmam Road 1241 THERESA E KOPP 439 W Ashdale St 1201 THERESA A KOZUCHOWSKA 4670 Torresdale Ave 1241 BEATRICE C KRAUSE 4510 N Colorado St 1401 St Helena Sl Marlm o Tours Sl oachnm Holy Cross Sl Madelexrze Sophie Sl Wxllxam Ascension Lxtlle Flower Sl Ambrose St Henry Sl Edward S! Veromca Sl Adalberl St Helena Natwxty St Benedxct Holy Chnld St oan o Arc Martin o Tours Incarnanon St Adalbert Holy Chald f akin ,HE 94 101 Ro 4 L1 ft lu Rzglzl GENEVIEVE M KROUT 1503 W Louden St 141, ANNA E KURTZ 2010 Newcomb St 140, HELEN T KURZ 7111 Chew Ave 119, DOROTHY T. LABENZ 2411 E. Clearfield St. 134, ............ Holy Child St Stephen Holy Cross . .... . . .Nativity DOLORES M. LACEY 1826 Mohican St. 138, ..................... . Athanasius CLAUDIA A. LACHMAN 3312 N. Uber St. 140, ...... O Srrrlrlzl R01 Left to Right ur Lady o the Holy Souls CATHERINE A. LAKY 8215 Stenton Ave. 119, ..................... St. Raymond MARGARET M. LANGAN 3159 Frankford Ave. 134 ................. Nativity '1'l1iH1Rrr1 , lfft to Rishi DOROTHY F. LATCHFORD 1835 Tulpehoclcen St. 138 ....... ..... . Alhanasius BARBARA A. LAUGHLIN 2555 N. Reese St. 133, .................... St. Edward LORETTA M. LEE 1844 E. Clearfield St. 134, ....................... .Ascension MARGARET M. LEE 4810 Knox St. 144, ................. . rancis 0 Assisi ANNE T. LEIMKUHLER 442 W. Roselyn St. 120, .................... St. Helena 5 ' rv. 1.611 In R 't :5:ANGELA V. LEMPKA, 4242 N. 6th St. 140, ......,.... . ............... St. Henry DOLORES M. LEVA, 145 W. Fern St. 120, ........................ Sl. Helerla '...,xI, ,. lu... g EVELYN T. LEWANDOWSKI, 3929 Alfred St. 140, ................. St. Ladislaus NORMA H. LEWIS, 3513 G St. 134, ............................... Ascension SixlhRrm',l.1'fIlnlfiglll THELMA M. LINDSEY. 3143 Gaul St. 134, .......... Our Lady Help of Christians EMILY R. LUBICKY. 2724 N. Reese St. 133, ..................... Iinllnm R1m'.l.rll In High! St. Bonaventure CATHERINE M. LUCAS. 1246 E. Stafford St. 138, .... Immaculate Conception, Gln. ELAINE M. LUMLEY. 5222 Saul Sr. 124, .................. .SL Martin of Tours I ANNE H LYNN 729 W Luzerne St 405 MARIE C MACKIE 6961 Rodney St C385 BETTEJANE L MAGARITY McCallum sf and Mmm MARY T MAGEE 242 slofum st C195 NORA M MAGSAM 3191 Agate St C345 HELEN M MAGUIRE 3086 Cedar St C345 MARIANNE F MAGUIRE 920 E Txoga St C345 HELEN E MAIER 1153 E Lycommg St C245 EILEEN E MALLEY 6824 Clearvxew St C195 KATHLEEN M MALLON 2025 Wheatsheaf Lane C245 III Il I I X I KATHLEEN M MALLOY 2072 E Venango St C345 DOROTHEA E MALONE 6721 N 15th St C265 FRANCES I MALONEY 3114 Longshore Ave C245 ALFREDA M MAMINSKA 3445 Mercer St C345 St Veronica bt Atlzanaslus ld Lane C185 Holy Cross Lxttle Flower Natwxty Natwxty Ascension Holy Innocents Holy Cross St oan o Arc Ioan of Arc Holy Angels Sr Mattheu St Adalbert I MARY I MANNING 2143 Grange St C385 Immaculate Conception Gtn DOLORES T MARPLE 932 W Dakota St C335 nz ullum 1 nr x MARY C MARPLE 1703 N 3rd St C225 St Edward St Mzchael JOAN C MARTELL 5544 Bloyd St C385 Immaculate Conception Gtn CATHERINE M MARTIN 2230 N Delhi St C335 DOLORES R MARTINE 1122 W Arizona St C335 MARIE A MASON 2637 Jasper St C255 Sl Edward St Edward Vxsnatxon FRANCES 'I' MASTERSON 26 E Logan St C445 Francis 0 Assist l IJ R :zz left In Right HELEN M MATEJIK 420 Passmore St 1111 St William FLORENCE A MATUSIK 4235 N Sydenham St C40j St Ladxslaus MARY L MAUER 2451 N Marshall St 133, THERESE D McANDREWS 881 Marcella St C243 MARGARET A McBRIDE 709 E Hilton St C34J EDITH L McCAFFERTY 125 E Coulter St C441 Sfroncl Rn: I il ml lglll MARGARET M MCCAFFERTY 5216 Knox St C44D KATHLEEN V MCCALL 5355 N Sydenham St C411 nfl R114 I St Edward Martin o Tours Ascension Vincent de Paul Franczs 0 Assisi Holy Child CECILIA R. McCANN 107 E Durham St. 119D ..................... Holy Cross NANCY M. MCCANN 4952 Baynton St. C44D ......... . Francis o Assisi :FEILEEN P. MCCARDLE 720 W. Tioga St. 010, .................... St. Veronica MARY E. MCCARREN 4322 N. 7th St. 1403 ....,.. MARY K. McCARTNEY 5240 Camac St. 141D ..... rllzl .' Il KATHERINE M. MCCLARREN 3909 J St. 1241. . ANNETTA R. McCLOSKEY 3061 Livingston St. 1341. llwrzt . ' 't :FREGINA A. MCCONNELL 3119 N. 9th St. f33J ..... Henry ...............Holy Child .. . . . . . . . . . .Holy Innocents .Our Lady Help o Christians . . . . . . . . . . . .St. Bonaventure K ANNA M. McCONVILLE 711 W. Cumberland St. 1331 ................ St. Edward l1l Q JEANNE C. McCONVILLE 7004 Ogontz Ave. C38J.. DOROTHY A. MCCORMICK 354 Shedalcer St. C44j.. Illlllll Ill AUGUSTA T. MCCOY 5331 N. 13th St. C411 ....... MARGARET R. MCCOY 5514 Westford Road 1201... Athanasius .... . . . .St. Francis 0 Assisi ................Holy Child Ambrose -111 wakes Y' X I 1 HELEN V McCRACKEN 3628 N 3rd St 1403 KATHLEEN T NICCRUDDEN 4210 N 6th SI ANNA M McDEVITT 1413 E Cheltenham Ave 124, DOROTHY C McDEVITT 3111 Gaul St 134, ELIZABETH T MCDERMOTT 1006 E Chelten Ave 138, Immaculate CATHERINE T McDONALD 2242 Monmouth St 134, GERALDINE G McDONALD 1511 Rockland St 141, JULIA D McDONALD 3316 Hartvtlle St 134, CECILIA E MCDONNELL 5957 Colgate sf qzop HELEN V MCDONNELL 2339 Ann sf 4349 VI ANNEJ McELWEE 1632 W Louden St 141, ELEANOR F McFADDEN 812 Passmore St 111, PATRICIA M McFADDEN 124 W Hansberry St 144, REGINA R McGINN 968 Pratt St 124, III FRANCESJ MCGINNIS 1633 E Cheltenham Ave 124, ROSEMARY A McGINNIS 6333 Garnet St 141, MARIE L McGOLDRICK 3452 Amber St 134, ELIZABETH P McGOUGH 3429 G St 134, MARGARETJ McGOUGH S416 Dxscher St 124, JANE M MCGOVERN 2930 Almond St 134, Wil' 3-H'-I1 4 lkinl lil Nb 'Q St Veromca St Henry Conception Gln Marian of Tours Natnfrty Nativity Holy Chnld Ascension St Wrllaam Natrnty Holy Chzld .St Wxllxam Francts 0 Assist Martin o Tours Martm o Tours St Benedict St oan o Arc Ascension Martm o Tours Natwtty llI'llI'lll Pm: 'l. l.1'!'I In Right N ku K . , . . ................. . . . .. I To - , . . ......... sf. ' is 'k Ru ' A Q E . , ' . ...................... . . ' - ie Hu ':o11lr1ll'um'l.vllffnlfrril' K ROSEMARY A. MCDONOUGH, 515 Gilham St. 111, ................. St. William XS I A Ki R . , . . .....,..........,....... i U U Q5 , . . . ..,............ . . . . ' . , . . .,...... St. ' f ' ' . , . ..................... St. ' f 6 Q Hr 'vllfllllll l'um'l. Illllllllll lfnn' . , . . ........ St. ' f X Lg . , . .................... . ' . , . .................. . I f . , ' . ......,..... St. ' f has X . K- Y S 'H fig 1 If gt , 1 X I t l ' 0 A JM A A Rr I11 LILLIAN C MCGOVERN 2723 Venango St 134, Natwxty FRANCES M MCGRATH 7028 N Broad St 126, Holy Angels EILEEN S MCGUCKIN 3116 N Sherxdan St 133, St Veromca PATRICIA M MCGUCKIN 3924 Dungan St 124, Holy Innocents ELLEN M MCGUIRE 5737 N Beechwood St 138, Immaculate Conception Gtn MARY T MCGUIRE 234 E Sydney St 119, Holy Cross mul R114 I 1 ELIZABETH M MCINTYRE 4550 Wayne Ave 144, BERNADETTE A MCKENNA 2674 Emerald St 125, nfl ,ffl Irfl I0 Rl CLAIRE D MCKEON 126 W Pomona St 144, AGNES G MCKEOWN 5425 Tockawanna St 124, MILDRED A MCLAUGHLIN 5201 Tabor Road 120, REGINA M MCLAUGHLIN 5714 Hasbrook Ave 120, RITA A MCLAUGHLIN 3907 Bennmgton St 124, :Ill Roz In I1 MARTHA C MCLOUGHLIN 1822 Beverly Road 138, JANE C MCMAHON 1823 Ashley Road 126, lzfllz Rn: left to R1 111 MYRTLE D McMANUS 603 Wnngohockxng St 140, THERESA M McMENNAMIN 2825 N Hancock St 133, Six'll1Rn'4',I,cf!f0 Ri. ht ELIZABETH A. McNEIL 15 W. Seymour St. 144, ........... BERNICE V. McNEII.L 1620 Haines St. 126, .............,.. Bottom Ro'u,1.1'ftlu Ri. lil MARIE L. MCNICI-IOI. 2959 N. Orkney St. 133, ............. MARY T. MCNULTY 3971 Kensington Ave. 124,. ......... .. St Francis o Assist Vxsztataon St Madeleine Sophie St Bartholomew St Ambro St Wxllxam Holy Innocents St Athanasrus St Athanasxus St Henry Visitation .St. Francis o Assisi .. . . . . ,Holy Angels . . . . . . . .St. Veronica . . . . .Holy Innocents S8 1 ml R 1 ELLEN M McPEAK 649 W Russell St 140, St Veromca MARYLOUISE P McPHILLIPS 7206 Forrest Ave 8 St Athanasxus ANNE M MCSTRAVOCK sons Portnco st f44J THERESA G MEE 3262 Belgrade sf C341 MARY K MEENAN 120 W Meade sf usp St Francis o Assm Natwuty Our Mother o Consolatxon KATHLEEN M MELLON 1110 Wagner Ave 141D Holy Chzld THEODORA v MENEIKIS 3264 Edgemonr st f34j sf George REGINA A MENNIG 5607 Nelson St 1381 AGNES I MENTZER 1665 Pratt St C240 MARY A MERCALDO 434 W Mt Pleasant Ave Hon mtul I mill lu 1 Run MARIE T MESSA 314 Hugh St f44D DORIS F MILLER 2218 N Delhi St C131 MYRA T MILLER 4838 N 5th St C201 REGINA T MILLER 4272 Paul St f24j RUTH A MILLIKEN 3145 N Broad St C321 CATHERINE A MINOGUE 2915 N Howard St Hml mml I mul l3ullun1Ruu KATHRYN A MOORE 3841 N Park Ave Q40J MURIEL T MORAN 1217 Wagner Ave 141, ELIZABETH I MORRIS 59 W Seymour St 1442 THERESA V MORRISON 1247 Bridge St 24 HELEN M MORTIMER 5914 Frontenac St 24 Immaculate Conception Gtn St Bartholomew 19 St Madelexne Sophxe Us ELIZABETH-I MOSCA 515 W Glenwood Ave C402 St Vxncent de Paul St Edward Incarnation St foachum St Stephen Vxsxtatnon Sl Stephen Holy Chxld St Francxs o Assisi St Martin o Tours St Martm o Tours Our Lady of Pompen ...-i ' I I THERESA A O BRIEN 424 E Roosevelt Blvd C201 KATHRYN M OBYRNE 1978 Medary Ave C411 MARY V OCONNELL 107 W Nedro Ave C201 JANE C ODONNELL 180 W Durham St C191 JANE E ODRAIN 2607 N Warnock sf 4335 JOSEPHINE c oLszEwsK1 2927 Gaul sf C341 St A mbrose St Benedxct St Helena Holy Cross St Edward Natwxty KATHLEEN A O MALLEY 2026 W Venango St C401 Our Lady o the Holy Souls GENEVIEVE P ONEILL 642 W Russell sf C401 f'IOAN A ONEILL 4283 Frankford Ave C241 SARA R ONEILL 2129 W 66th Ave C381 HI unlul I mul I 1 R F1 MARY A OSHEA 2735 N Mascher St C331 MARGARET M OWENS 628 W Wmgohockmg S! C401 SERAFINE B PANEBIANCO 5629 Frontenac St C241 GRACE P PARKINSON 4184 Paul St C241 DOLORES M PATSCH 3319 N American St C401 DOLORES M PAYNE 3161 Reach St C341 H4111 rn1lulP1n14l 1i41ll0mRu1 RUTH E PETERS 2604 N Warnock St C331 JOSEPHINE T PETKO 1915 Dalkelth St C401 CHARLOTTE V PHILLIPS 942 W Erxe Ave C401 MARGARET M PINNEKAMP 3226 Gaul St C341 MARY A PLATH 3223 Salmon St C341 TERESA PLATZER 5029 N Sth St C201 L. St Veronica Ioachxm Benedlct Vxsxlatxon Incamanon St Martxn o Tours St Ioachxm St Hugh Ascension Edward Stephen Stephen Nalwity Nativity Incarnahon i' 10 7 if ful :rl 1 I ANNE M ROSSO 833 Scattergood St 1241 PATRICIA N ROWLEY 271 W Hames St 1441 LORETTA C RUNYON 3150 N 9th St 1331 GENEVIEVE R RUPPEI. 3205 Frankxord Ave 1341 ANN M RYAN 1527 Cheltenham Ave 1241 IMELDA H SABIA 4943 N Smedley S 1411 NANCY M SAFFER 6649 N 20th St 1381 EMMAT SAGER 3334 B St 1341 ROSEMARIE K SAKALOSKY 2937 N 13th St 1331 TERESA K SANDS 2959 Arammgo Ave 1341 Hou llnllunzl I Ill EDITH M SANTONE 549 W Butler St 1401 BENITA I SANTOS 2435 N Delhi St 1331 SALVACION V SANTOS 2435 N Delhl St 1331 DIANE M SANZARE 6547 N Bouvler St 1261 PATRICIA A SAUER 6046 Frontenac St 1241 KATHLEEN M SCACHE 181 W Monmouth St 1331 Hun llllllll Punrl l3nlIr1mRn4 JEANNE T SCHAEFER 5454 N 11th St 1411 DOLORES M SCHAUDER 4435 N 7th St 1401 EMMA I SCHAUER 308 Howell St 1201 MARY I. SCHERER 4501 N Broad St 1401 CECILIA A SCHMID 223 E Cambria St 1341 MARIE M SCHMIDS 29 W Upsal St 1191 St Martzn o Tours St Vincent de Paul St Bonaventure Natwxty Martin o Tours Holy Chnld St Benedxcl St Hugh St Bonaventure Natwxty Our Lady of Pamper: Edward Edward St Benedzct Marian o Tours Vmtatson Holy Child St Henry St lV:llxam Holy Chxld Visxtalxon St Madeleine Sophxe 5 1 '-QQ., 'S :AJ T JRU4 Irfi In R1 ht CATHERINE A SCHMIDT 1333 W 72nd Ave C261 DORIS T SCHMIDT 193 W Spencer St C201 CATHERINE M SCHNEIDER 2551 N 8th St C331 HERTHA A SCHOLZ 6139 N Argyle St C111 ALMA E SCHRIER 234 W Wndener St C201 MARIE E SCHWAB 2208 N 7th St C331 UIIII Rum I cffI11R1 RUTH M SCHWABENLAND 4941 N 16th St C411 ELIZABETH T SCHWEIKER 4261 Castor Ave C241 1111 lun I 1 ft In R1 THERESE A SCULLIN 752 E Ontario St C341 MARIE E SECHOWICZ 3054 Llvmgston St C341 DOLORES M SEIBERLICH 244 W Albanus St C201 ELAINE G SEIGER 3125 Edgemon! St C341 MARGARET A SEIGER 2118 E Clearfield St C341 Intl! ,101 I NIR! LENORE A SEMPLE 1425 W ROCIKII-Ind St C411 MARGARET A SHAUGHNESSY 43 E Meehan Ave I If r I EILEEN M SHAW 104 W Cambria St C331 DOLORES A SHERIDAN 1509 Church Lane 41 1 Rn 1 MARGARET M SHERIDAN 5519 Jane St C381 JOYCE A. SHIELDS 7523 Boyer St. C191 ............ 1 lum Rfrv. If 1 I 4' MARIE T. SHINN 1723 Cheltenham Ave. C261 ....... C19 Q M Holy Angels St Helena Edward St Wxllxam Helena Edward Holy Chfld Holy Innocents Ascenszon Natwxty Incarnation Natwxty Natwxty Holy Chrld Holy Cross Vrsxtatxon St Ben edict Immaculate Conception Gln .............Holy Cross . .Holy Angels CLAIRE C. SHOLLENBERGER 529 W. Dpncannon Ave. C201 ........ Incarnation J 5. JOAN M SIEGFRIED 5013 N Warnock St C411 ANN M SIMONS 6621 Rlsmg Sun Ave C111 FRANCES T SLOAN 6408 Lambert St C381 EVAJ SLOTA 7909 Loretta Ave C111 DOLORES H SMITH 3033 Mercer St C341 EILEEN D SMITH 7303 N 21st St C381 REGINA M SMITH 4518 Oakmont St C361 MARGARET M SMYTH 6822 N 16th St C261 VERONICA I SOMERS 2914 Cedar St C341 MARY T SOMMER 6607 N Bouvxer St C261 III ul I SALLY M SPANFELLER 5528 Mlrlam Road C241 VERONICA M SPELLNIAN 3437 Emerald St C341 ELEANOR A STADNICZUK 4429 N 4th St C401 W3 ff! MARGARET A STAHL 2217 E Ann sf C341 MARY F STANTON 7421 Walnut Lane gasp H011 onlul I unc! 130110111 Iwi MARILYN I STAUB 590 E Alcott St C201 MARYANNE C STEUER 214 E Comly St C201 MARIE A STIEFFENHOFER 3534 N Sth St 1401 MARYA STOCKS 746 E Madlson St C341 MARGARET M STALTZ 524 W Duncannon Ave C701 ELEANOR F STOMMEL 5865 N 7th St C201 3 'i 'JZ' ,IK-Q.-kia. K RX Holy Child St Wxllzam St Benedxct Resurrectson Natwzty St A thanaszus St Bernard Holy A ngels Nalwxty St Benedxct Martlrx 0 Tours St oan o Arc bt Henry Natwxty St Athanaslus St Wxllxam St William St Veromca Ascenswn Incarnation St Helena 106 ' l'f'r!i1'rll I'nll1'l. Im!! In Ifiglll 3 6 I i ,Xi S: . , ' I . . ................... . l U all. 'ix L l Q Q II: 'zrml ,tlllt'I,AI'1l1lICHIl' . , ' ' ..,......... St. ' f . , . ............... . I f A K Vx DOROTHY I-I. SPELMAN, 224 W. Glenwood Ave. C401 ................ Sl. Hugh 9 . , .....,............... . 1 H cz - 6 3 , , A R I . ,ji la . ' 4.1 I 54 ll l iii I WWAI' I , f A. ,IWW +--use 5 1 I MARGARET A STREIT 340 E Gale St C201 FDOLORES T SULLIVAN 6644 Gratz St C261 DOLORES T SULLIVAN 316 W Ruscomb St C201 ELIZABETH A SULLIVAN 3173 Gaul St C341 LILLIAN V SULLIVAN 3918 Glendale St C241 in St Ambrose St Benedict Incarnatxon Natwxty Holy Innocents LOUISEJ SULLIVAN 507 E Ashmead St C441 Immaculate Conceptxon Gln MARGARET M SULLIVAN 562 E Marwood Road 1209 ROSEANITA M SULLIVAN 328 Vernon Road C191 115112171 IU! VERONICA M SULLIVAN 2970 Tullp St C341 MARGUERITE F SULOK 304 W Mentor St REGINA C SUPLICK 3117 Agate St C341 ELIZABETH A SWAINCOTT 1423 W Rockland St JOAN H SWEENEY 3912 N Marshall St C401 rllz Ru 1 0 I MARY E SWEENEY 819 W Cambria St C331 ELLEN M SWINO 3637 Richmond St C341 llf 1 R04 Irft I0 R1 lzt WANDA E SZKARADNIK 1602 St Luke St C401 DOLORES T. SZMIDT 4484 Livingston St. C3 1 .... Sixth Rn-4'. I.c'ft In Ri4 111 JOAN M. TATLOW 1325 Wingohocking St. C401. . . :FMILDRED TERZYK 2620 Orthodox St. C371. . . . . lIHIlRl ..' I1 C41 St Ambrose Little Flower Nativity St Henry Natwrty Holy Child St Veromca St Veromca Natxvzty St Ladrslaus .IohnCantius Child . ohnCantius MARY M. THOMAS 205 W. Tabor Road C201 ..... ,.... ............ I n carnation DOROTHY A. THOMPSON 2800 Ormes St. C341. ...................Visitation . 7 Qu K5 DOLORESJ THON 889 Marcella St 1241 St Martxrz o Tours THERESA A TODD 616 E X ooolawn Ave 1441 Immaculate Conception Gtn IRENE H TOMCYAK 2986 E Edgemont St 1341 .St Adalbert ELDA M TONELLI 1404 Adams Ave 1241 Mater Dolorosa FRANCES M TONER 1818 E Ontarxo St 1341 Ascension MARGARET A TOPLEY Byberry and Academy Roads 1141 St Charles Borromeo JEAN A TRUCKSESS 3060 Gaul St 1341 Nativity JANE C TWEED 811 W Fishers Ave 1401 Incarnation ELIZABETH R TWOHIG 5548 Bloyd St 1381 Immaculate Conceptton Gtn ALICE M ULMER 5616 N Arbor St 1201 St Ambrose MARGARET D VALLETTE 5546 Oxford St 1311 EILEEN M VanTHUYNE 515 Widener Place 1201 ELIZABETH C VAN ZANDT 703 E Allegheny Ave MILDRED E VESPER 6925 Cedar Park Awe 38 GERTRUDE T VOSS 6528 N 6th St 1261 St Gregory St Helena 134 A scenston St Athanasxus Sl Helena ELIYABETH T WADE 1249 E Chelten Ave 1381 Immaculate Conception Gln Hon mzlul Pam! Holton! I1 ll ISABEL T WAGNER 4833 Tackawanna St 1241 GRACE F WAINWRIGHT 1821 E Orleans St 1341 MARIE M WALKER 242 W Abbotlsford Road 1441 ROSEANNE M WALKER 1833 W Rockland St 1411 KATHLEEN F WALLACE 4717 N Broad St 1411 PATRICIA M WALLACE 4717 N Broad St 1411 St oachlm Ascension Franczs o Assist Holy Child Holy Child Holy Child Lx---ag Ai 1 mi 105 ral I lllfl I ANN C WILLOX 823 E Tioga St C341 GLORIA F WIZA 4482 Edgemont St C371 REGINA M WIZIMIRSKA 2550 Orthodox St C311 JOANN M WOOD 32 E Walnut Lane C441 MARYANN T WOOD 6100 Germantown Axe C441 ROSEMARY E WOOD 2850 N Hancock St C331 RITA G WRONSKA 2602 E Allegheny Awe C341 THERESA A YHEAULON 4821 N 5th Sz C201 PATRICIA A YOUNG 4841 Mulberry St C241 nz li llunz MARY A ZEBROWSKA 2628 E Venango St C341 PAULINE H ZIGA 1925 Brunner St C401 ORSOLINA M ZIMBARDI 1115 E Chelten Ave C38 ACCELERATED GROU LOUISA A BELL 1803 E Orthodox St C241 SUSAN M BERRY 3841 N Broad St C401 Acccnszon St Iolm Cantxus St john Cannus Vmcent de Paul Vincent de Paul Visitation St Adalberl Incarnanon Sl oaclnm St Adalbert St john Nepomucene 1 lmmaculale Conception Gm P Mater Dolorosa St Stephen 1.2211 'MII If ' , I.z'1t In tight . , . .............. . . .SL ' . , ' . ......... Sz. ' DOROTHY M. YEAGER, 3239 N. Lee St. C341 ....................... St. Hugh . , . ..................... . I ' II: A-Z1lHf1lll,!llIl'l, 11 Row 'H' N' Ill! I ffl In Rl I PHILOMENA C BLUE 5670 Matthews St 138, TERESAI BRADLEY 160 Nedro Ave 120, ELEANOR H BRADY 5924 N Franklin St 120, CATHERINE E CINCHETT 606 E Allegheny A MADELINE P DEVITT 422 E Locust Ave 138, S rand Idol I II tu R1 II EILEEN M DONOHUE 1434 Plne St 12, ESTHER P EVERMAN 5912 Baynton St 144, I Iulrl R ll I :II In IflL'IlI PATRICIA M FARRELL 5629 Mlrlam Road 124, TERESA M FINNERTY 867 Anchor St 124, Immaculate Conception Gln St Helena St Helena ve 34 Ascension Immaculate Conception Gtn St Theresa Vincent de Paul Martln o Tours Marian o Tours CATHERINE P FITZGERALD 3049 Belgrade St 134, Natwxty ANN M FoERsT 6414 Argyle sf 111, IIIIIIII 11111 lffl 111131 Ill JANE M GINDHART 249 W Spencer St 120, ANNE E GOLDEN, 7115 Loulse Road 38, I IIIII R114 I z Il lo lllgllt St Wnllxam St Helena Sl A thanasxus ELIZABETH A GRIFFIN lss E Allegheny Ave css sl Hugh JEANNE T GUGEL, 5914 Belden St 124, IIUIIUIII Iflll I 1 ft In Rlglll JOAN R HANNA, 4613 Wayne Ave 144, MARIE T HARKINS 3352 Phlllp St 142, Martm o Tours St Francis o Assist St Hugh 1 ll Pam! Ir!! In Rl THERESA M HARRIGAN 2014 Spencer St 138, St Benedict EILEEN F HARVEY 3827 N 10th St 148, Stephen ANNA M HINES 1454 Devereaux Ave 24 Martm o Tours VIVIAN M HINES 3313 N Rorer St 134, Ascension ROSEMARY A KIRKPATRICK 2561 Emerald St 125, Vmtatwn CHRISTINE T LAVIN 1922 Medary Ave 141, St Benedict TERESA M LEWIS 6047 N 3rd St 147, St Helena EDWINA B LIGGINS 1145 E Rnttenhouse St 138, Immaculate Conceptxon Gtn MARIE T LUCEY 1621 W Ruscomb St 140, Holy Child LENORA T LYONS 2024 Spencer St 138, St Benedict ANNE M MAIORANO 1714 E Washington Lane 138, St Athanasxus H021 unlul Pnnfl It :ll nn I IL CLAIRE M MASSARA 859 Anchor St 124, St Martun of Tours MARGARET M MAYER 3231 Almond St 134, Our Lady Help of Chnstxans CATHERINE M MCCALI. 651 E Westmoreland St 134, Ascension LOUISE M McCARTI-IY 4545 N 5th St 140, St Henry IDA M MCGINN 5833 Crittenden St 138, Immaculate Conception Gln m-ff of f . .- gm . , . . ......................... St. . , . 1 , ................. St. ' f ROSE M. LOUGHRIN, 2078 E. Victoria St. 134, ....... Our Lady Help of Christians 1 ' . I 1 if : ' I 1 1 Run If tio Right ANNE I MCNICHOL 5415 Tennis Ave 201 St Ambrose THERESA B MULCAHY 5831 Crittenden St C381 Immaculate Conception Gtn NANCY T MURPHY 5938 Kemble Ave C411 Benedict MARY MYERS 5550 Hill Creek Court C201 ....................... . Ambrose MARGARET E. NAGLE 2150 Stenton Ave. C381 ..................... . Benedict DORIS K. ONEIL 2113 Spencer St. C381 ........... Immaculate Conception Gtn. S ' 'uml R rz'.I.1'ft I0 Right MARGARET M. ONEILL 5651 Matthew St. C381 .... Immaculate Conception .Gtn. RITA M. POMPILIO 226 W. Grange Ave. C201 ...................... St. Helena 'l'l:irr1Ru-1'.I.eft I0 Right PHILOMENIA M. RAFFAELE, 208 W. Manheim St. C441 ...... ' . Francis o Assisi DOLORES R. REINBOLD, 1835 E. Wishart Sr. C341 .... REGINA M. RUTTER, 918 W. Silver St. C331. ........ . HENRIETTE M. SCALISE, 3155 N. 7th St. C331 ............. RUTH C. SHOULDIS, 5821 Akron St. C241 ........... f rllz i12'..' lol ig LILLIAN T. SPANGLER. 3033 N. Hutchinson St. C331. . . RITA A. SPELLMAN, 3343 Smedley sf. C401 ............... :Rout . ' In I ig KATHLEEN A. STEIGER 3631 N. 11th St. 40 ............ ANNE E. THIERS, 7108 Louise Road C381 ...,......... ' rli'rm'. .' 1 I 'g . . . . . . . Ascension .. . . . . . .St. Edvard . . . . . , .St. Veronica . Martirx o Tours . . . .St. Bonaventure . . . . . . . .Holy Souls .. . . . . . .St. Stephen . . . . . . . . . . .St. AlhdfldSiu5 DOROTHY I. TOTH 3846 N. 10th St. C401 .......... .... ........... S t . Stephen MARGUERITE A. TUCCI, 6064 Norwood St. C241 ..... Immaculate Conception, Gtn. ur 1:'.,' rlig GERARDA V. WALSH, 2611 N. 8th St. C441 ........................ St. Eduard MARGARET E. WEITZEL. 500 E. Sanger St. C201 ................... St. William F I 1 Lf !L T lu, W nl f' ,9 r f- I. , V' 1 AL I M V f LG. ,.- gmw K r l. ,... .- Y... 11 ,B R , . , J x .f 'fo ll S 4 AZ, ,...- 1 4, f., Q- L,eLdQ.,f- -.,- Ax ,V if Q Lf 1 uh! M U N x ,V f JYWKZP , 0 Aw , F, 42' ' af' JF 1.9 'f W W I Mk 51 X' ' 4-' 'HHH 5 ,za f 'YN 55 if 7'4i.t ' if f SU QR ,oe 1 :ii 'L l Q f 1 42 2 Y is Q ff Ve, iv N ' it of- t Sy ,'f,3.eW4 r Dear Diary,-November 23 You know what night tonight was-Senior Prom night! How time flew since nine o'cIock when the evening began! Now it is just a dream, but such a beautiful dream! Girls in billowy gowns and their escorts in trim tuxedos! Pro- grams being signed, corsages being admired, and happy couples gliding to the strains of Chuck Gordon's orchestra! Little Flower seniors had such za beautiful evening! Now this senior will take off her dancing slippers and relive the night in drezunlnnd--so many times in the years to come. . . X Me? 1 - 4, X it ' in 1 , fi, x p i es' ,A 2 li I Y 1 25 xhga in 1 :L N.. 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