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

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S., DAS IST EINE DEUTSCHE SZENE lgel C ur phy and C Sergmund show rndusrrrous German I Frau elns that the lllerulure of u language ns as essential as ns fundamentals QUELLE HEURE ESTILV Tnme walls for no man regard less of the language The ar renhon of French l sfudenls s captured by C Tamagno she arranges the hands of the ck n a swer lo Cu lon s query

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. PW AS THEY BLOCK IN THE BACKGROUND I U. 'l gg 'r ,I 'APIECES OF EIGHT, PIECES OF EIGHT! is a familiar phrase among the English I students. J. Weibel ably conducts a quiz program on Stevenson's famed Treasure Island for identifica- tion of characters and incidents. I CAME, I SAW, I CON- QUEREDV' -- E. Becker locates Rome while M. KIopfIe explains to attentive World History stu- dents the change in Roman government from a strong re- public to Q powerful emprrc.

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SCJPHOM ORES PERCEIVE WITH WIDER SCOPE Blue emblems show another year has begun towards attaining the goal of graduation-another year nearer the completion of the masterpiece. The roster, designed to widen the scope ot knowledge, no longer is a puzzle to the more experienced mind. The mademoiselle of French ll must also study the complicated theorems of geometry. Along with subiects continued from freshman year, sopho- more art challenges her creativeness. Above all, Church History enriches her appreciation of the contributions of Christianity in all fields of human achievement. GOING FISHING?-No, it's iust M. Quinn and D. Milewska cleaning the fish tank. The turtle which P. Kelly is observing breaks no speed record, while J. Hedmond satisfies Mr. Rubbit's ravenous appetite. Weighing hamsters presents no problem to M. Clark. ? READING IS A PLEASURE to F. Bonoto, M. Ferio, L. Haklich, S. Glinn, and S. Perez when Sister Mary Good Counsel, I.H.M., gives special instruction.