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

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As a memorial to our dearest fri 1, 'Ili err 'l those to follow, we hereby gather toge'1' old golden rule days. May it ever should lead, the kind of lives that g herein prescribed. To Monsignor Goebel, our grati l l ll. E. I A y,. ,N flilgiw J s, teachers, parents, to ourselves and gr and leave this record of our Good Xa reminder of the kind of lives we land in hand with the happy events w l t ,for the sacrifices he has made for Le been many, but although we have us is overwhelming. His trials with us h . ' ' ' neil had our trying times, our hearts will One who has made possible mu M. DeChantal. May her ardent spirit Te gl Helm f be enabled to help all succeeding cltlrstil As we now face the future We heartedly, saw that we were given th Had it not been for them our futures f' confidence to spur us on, we will ent I For our teachers, words cannotl' , CCH ln .901 ll 5? 'ro ul wb... and hours of sacrifice they have givein h l our school days happy ones. Throu And so we say, not goodbye, bqt day we will all once more be uniteql' May God bless you always for all fy l all in --1 xl - forget his patience and justice. Il l of our success is our principal, Sister lfiin with her always so that she will s as she so willingly has helped us. ot forget our parents who, Whole 1 education possible, a Catholic one. l be weak and fearful, but with their not to fail. .lt cflbe our thanks. The infinite favors were the primary factors in making eir efforts our schoolday successes il xlau revoir. We are sure that some- wer, happier home . . . HEAVEN. 'e done for us. I w W, were possible. With these as fOuHdGL1b PUf futures have a firm beginning. I lt . I ' ' Gratefully yours, Class '46.

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MARY ELIZABETH ANDERKO Kiki This bonny lass is our pianist extra- ordinary. She likes anything connected with music, and waxes enthusiastic over singing and dancing, but 'plans to be- come a concert pianist. We think she's well on the way to perfection in her vocation. Kiki can tackle a boogie- woogie tune ,too, and turn out a smooth number. Her numbers are proof that she is no laggard at lessons. JOAN ARNTZ Pittypa! Firecracker is the word for Pat. A natural comedianne and mimic, she can keep her audience laughing at her antics for hours. She is sometimes inclined to be a worrier, but never lets gloom get her down for long. Her greatest attribute is her grand sense of humor. If it's the artistic touch you want, Pat's the one for you. She can do anything from advertising to paint- ing in oils. DONALl7 Anmnnusrnn Handsome - This boy takes the great honor of Class President. Full of fun at all times and always saying with a wise crack, he's a very classy dresser, up to date with clothes and songs. He love lenty of action in any classroom, an y .. -- lad who possesses the strang w known. Us an also boast o X tude of Fr- uaqe r-NX lg lux I X 1 MARILYN AUSTIN Tin Blonde and blue-eyed, Tin is noted tor her laughter. Her twinkling eyes and grin invite all to join in the merri- ment. She has a quiet, graceful way about her but, nevertheless seems to get to Where she's going in a hurry. In accordance with her special talents as a designer, she is fond of clothes and is usually dressed in the latest fashion. ' - S L J nomeznr BUT 7 l, : .. bi . I NSEY Butch Bob is our imit or. : 7 1 '. - . . one that is fa f. s o d ' L-ew a w i Our happy-go-lucky member of '46 at it, espe 'ally r. 'f : e uite a can be proud of holding the title Key towering ellow ,he -1 '. . f rtis size editor for a full year and a first prize X l3V2 shoes Bob i : i ll who winner in the Richland County Poetry ta with f s hand n m tt what Contest. She carries a smile with her l Au: T, '-- Rea F l Q it, he constantly: slacks, long shirts and so keep - ss -1- aug in con- many solid records reatly aid her in sta 1 . in ' ' : a isti and retaining th ame - - typical J fpas es s the gi . no teen- . KX' 7 Qi! l ll x.+- RJ.. X ne D Y IQ jj ft fx ,. WV f so XY, xlib Q XP Kvfffj g i-nf' R .f m C lil. C