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

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4 u ,--Wm-HA... si., .......-.-.......c.... House of Seven Gables This residence, formerly located on the Hahn property on the west side of Mulberry where the church now stands, has been used as a convent since January, 1907. In 1921, it was enlarged and remodeled. Court house records first mention this building in 1870. Arriving in 1871, the Franciscans were first quartered in the convent located between the present church and high school, second residence, the present 165 West First Street address 11889-18901, third convent, the modest frame house on Weldon Avenue now directly in back of the church C1890- 19071. Franciscans . at Play . at Prayer . at Work Paul Pfeifer, Rosemary Besenti, Sister Peter Marie, Nicholas Marx, and Karen Armbruster watch Sister M. Adelene at her favorite pastime, making rosaries. With a deft twist here and a flick of her supple fingers there, a piece of art emerges. Sister's hobby is an expensive one since she works with genuine crystal and sterling silver. This simple door is the first-floor entrance to the cloistered home of the faculty of St. Peter's School. Set in solid Indiana limestone, it leads to the elevator which will waft faculty to the two top floors of the new convent-high school building. N Refueling Spiritually at community prayers and private devotions belongs to the daily routine of any teaching sister. Reciting the divine office in common after school hours is as natural to a nun as ioy to a brown-clad Franciscan.

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Freshman Class Class '28, the first group to graduate from SPH portals, was 23 strong in the ninth grade. Now, 30 years later, the present frosh class numbers 81, almost four times as large as the charter group. Piloted by Sisters M. Adelene and Peter Marie, this set of freshmen will be the last to be quartered in the grammar school, where two or three rooms have always been reserved for them. Class '61 will enjoy three years of the facilities of the new school. lts members, however, will have missed the experience of living in old St. Peter's High, one which all upperclassmen agree is unforgettable 'Hep catsl' Distributing Mass cards for group singing is the daily task of Patricia Shade and Jacque Rogers, who faithfully service their classes, Early worms! The alarm spills out of bed this quintet for the high school Mass at 7:30 a.m.-Annemarie Echelle Carol Schweitzer, Marilyn Graf fstandingt, Judith Whigler and Rita Zeides fseatedj. The steps leading to the fourth floor are their favorite perch. Frosh Open School Doors LJ fr R i Tardy birds! Whether tardy or absent, these five frosh must encounter either the smile or the frown of Principal Sister M. Tarcisius before classes start. Robert Guisinger, Robert Ellison, Julie Knickerbocker, Thomas Carey, and Diane Scholler line up for official inspection. 1 1