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

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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.

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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.

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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.