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

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SIIBJHTIS lllll A ll IW lt'UIll'lIlllt'll from page 251 lnsteail nl going 2lIAUlll1tl the clock, we fonntl El new thrill in follnwilig mir rosters. liigln periods a 1lay' linelualing lnnchll aml each period in il tlillerent rnoin with a 1lif- ferent teaulier. presented a very novel prograni to 11s. llow imp1n'tant we felt talking ahont Latin ileelensinns. l'iI't'l1L'll and Spanish Cllll-llljl2ll'lUllS. Aineriean lit, ZllQll'l5I'1llL' Vtlllile tions. wnrhl history Dl'tll1lt'IllS. art projects, and gym ma- l1l'llX't'I'Sl :Xt lirst. hoinernnm perintls were L'Ulll:llSll1g'StJ many eartls, forms. and questionnaires to he matle out-hut glflltllllllly we acli11stm-tl lllll'St'lYt'S to this ever :11'tiy'e activ- ity periml. :Xtter a while. we eeased tn he startleml hy Zill- A study of the political development of the world holds the interest of this freshman world history class. The chart graphically presents the history of the growth and development of the world governments. Zu nonneements hrnatlcastiiig themselves into our mimlst. ln fact, we quickly' learned the y'al11e of the radio as an in- strument of emlueation when health lectures, spi1'it11al i11- structions. cultural lectures, panel cliseussions. and skits visitetl the classrooms hy' way of the mike. Um' lag sisters welcomed us ollieially' into the l.ittle lflower family' on Uetnher 3. the feast of tllll' patroness St. 'liheri-se, hy' musically' entertaining LIS with l'illH0'll' the lfaml. Days flew past, lwiiiggimg new :11lvent111'es, new experiences- Dmlrly' Luny I,wy.v, reports. micl-term exams, haskethall games, Christinas play. lfrench play, dehates, and mnsieales. A little wisttnlly. perhaps, we watched mir three older sis- ters make gala preparations for their class dances! Our lirst year in the Little lflower rose family' has heen happy' and thrilling. XVhile mn' eontrihution has heen small, we have t'I1tli'ZlVUI'C'll to grow according to the family' stand- ard. ilqlltbllgll only a tiny' hurl now peeps Ullt from our green stem and leaves, we know that, with each passing year. its growth will lltllll'lSl! nntil finally, one clay. its present hlnsh nf spring will hecome the tall hlooni of Catholic yy'm11:111l1nu1l. Are freshmen skeptical of the truth of algebraic formulae? At any rate, in this case they elect to prove by direct measurement the cor rectness of the volume formula for rectangular solids. Joan Feeley

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SSIIPHII llIllS Sophomores Elizabeth Walder, joan Cantwell. Regina Dougherty, and An Schrant take their turn as horticulturists during biology period. Boron minded. these students plant narcissus bulbs in stones, scientifically known 'gsoilless planting. Was the project successful? The fragrance of narcissus blooms permeating laboratory 317 answers a very emphatic, Yes, yes wi' A sophomore English class turns into a Little Theatre group by writing and producing the Christmas play. The play theme emphasized the interrelationship of home and school. In this scene a mother QViolet Mitchellj reads The Night Before Christmas to her three children Cl. to r.: Nlargaret Nnlly. Patricia O'Donnell, Dorothy McKee., 28