St Peters High School - Petrarchan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Rada lffflfiificca Is lt anyt1'11ng true? Does lt grow upon ground? And broke mio bloom upon Nazareth s P1111 In the gardens of God ln the dayhght dlvlne I shall look on thy lovehness Mother of mme I I I The rose is o: mystery -- Where is it found? It is Ga1i1ee's growth: it grew at Gods will

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MAHGERY WERVEY Marge Gay and laughing one minute and quite serious the next, that's Marge. She can fit into any mood in the twinkling of an eye. New fashions fas- cinate her, and she's always hep to the latest style in clothes, shoes or hair fashions. An artist, too, Marge painted a masterpiece in oils called Head of Christ . Pen work is her favorite medium, however, and she has done some of her best work in ink. ANNA WILLACKER Willie This gal loves all and is loved by all -- really possessing personality with a bang lAnne is nonchalant and peppy about everything, including her quick like a bunny piano fingers. Red seems to be her hit color as can he seen in her unique, red ring, and clashy sweaters. She goes in for every sport and is active in them all. Yes, Anna is, by far, an all-around Senior. MARY ELLEN WOICIK Pinkie Absolutely 46's whiz, this little lass is one of the few redheads who hasn't a temper. She always carries a twinkle in her eye and has the friend- liest HiYa . She has a hand in every- thing and really tops all that she does. She goes in for sharp clothes and BETTY SLATTERY ' ' ,. RICHARD STEELE Cm-ly really possesses some slick pi ces of I clothing. Heal1Y ici e ac' Sluts is one Swell girl! Eve ' ' Eh? loud' hem-ty laugh You ve hfmfd many Come 1 with wols on he G good I x er' Sue, F Q OS, ec oing through the corridors .is Dicks report L X Sessm. of I 1 lowing special property. He loves a Joke and ' N blue eyes' 5. J -I 1. his favorite pastime is thinking up new 1' ' S X J graduates, S 5 ' to try out on some unsuspecting cmd in for G1 e ,-. ,lk ' 1. Q? in-V roguish twinkle in his eye ' lY disDlaY her c e o lf . 0 .n r his 'Winning Wfys hav? Cmmcled repozt cards' t O Y tt ! S is pretw any friends. He is especially fond too, I of his car Shatellia and is not often seen without her . x RETTA PUL ippie IOHN ADAMESCU Iohnny Tip ' ' a 'en 1. : ry od . She Iohnny became - ew addition to J gge ' or r f.. th ts e itin and class '46 i -f megqRLiont of April. Q-'B'r all a good otr am fa . She l l .- dis e o he avy in l es ow ts an da c' g 't no e . his po v -. pi n i l 1. he njo ar uing 1, . t ra' e - H f . - a . ' t dent. in wE'lEfllg p - - : ead aving complet a Su se itx dio - ooks n we o 1 ind te eidi, his ch I i i t beco e X time . -.- . Q r . - radigpnounc r. an ndo ls XX leader when '- - '- A--- - - edly :- n lohn I fast dely ek- c e '- I X. 4 i ! xx 'S VD if i Q Lvl 74x L 1+ C ,

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Jmzw, af erm wa . .X y yi A. ,r 52 QQ! X I its W, ' I 'E 'qkafllllluusitg Azfmmttlw ll, pf il +L i l 1 ,jk '7fz'wu9!z cz 7e N Class night, Iune 6, finds the Sen is of '46 assembled on the high school stage for the last time, with Monsigif 'H HR. C. Goebel delivering his farewell address. And perhaps it is on accountflh Monsignor's speech that we detect this and the reminiscing phrases of i rystal of tears coating our eyes, a fl ii crystal through which We gaze into aw, blentful past - the History of class '46. As dauntless warriors, energeti peaceful high school, and immediate of fact affair, with Sisters Iohanna The fashionable uniforms and 1 i ' bevy for their first time. Of course, tlft demerit cards were made to suffer t Scholastically, we considered or rse likely the outgrowth of our over-indtflcire essays gave considerable competiticln t tion nothing of our streamlined foriniiul As for Latin, oh how We longed . him off to pending dangers to his Came March, and We took time We remember the first requirement! for the first time We became partic lt is now With a tear that we ringing of the school bell for the la As Sophomores, We made our just across the street, but What an ci We started off on the wrong fa NLL eshmen are seen invading a once l 11,11 raking its occupancy a rather matter strut Ildephonse as homeroom teachers. .l ' l were proudly donned by a lively ll velty Wore off very shortly, and the co sequence. il . lt I A s the heirs of Plato's genius - most e in American History. Our unique the Works of Francis Bacon, to men- applied to Algebra. ill esar's rebirth, just so We could tip emble our Easter outfits. How Well address in the form of a halo. Yes, c the greatest joy of the year -- the L - 1 are into the High School building - portance settled upon us. en We took into our own hands the initiation of the Freshman babiesfl i: -n i be expected, our new principal, or tvrnQ, nguage. rl it irq iq it ah in a high school retreat. l en I l :' Vi, nit mf l Sister Mary DeChantal and our hdrh r om teachers, Sisters Mercia and Pro- tase brought us down to level. How hurt We were When they called us mere babies p but how We cherish it now. Geometry, With its axioms, propositions, and corollaries was a dead ringer yes, and just about as stiff as ole Aristotle himself.