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

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rdcrzhg nur ,vlan f aff ck flzro gh indie What a difference between 1955 and 1959! Four years ago as bewildered freshmen we had no idea what was meant by the words academic, commercial, or home economics. Now in 1959, we realize that through the guidance of our homeroom and subiect teachers, we have become prepared for the future through many varying routes fitted to our interests and desires. ln l.. F. each department functions with the same purpose- that of producing a good Catholic woman. Because the indi- vidual success and happiness of each girl is so important to each faculty member, varied fields of concentration are offered to equip us for the career we intend to pursue after graduation. A basis in languages, the principles of mathematics, and the sciences prepared the college-bound. Keen competition in the business world will not daunt a graduate of L. F.'s business departments, while as potential homemakers, we have been trained to meet the future with an expert's knowledge in the arts of cooking and sewing. Most important of all, running through each subiect the golden thread of religion is woven by all faculty members. Thus, the future will find us fully prepared and thankful to those who have guided us in our Catholic education.

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