The convent in Lead (above). "In my early years it was a ghostly place, nobody went there. One summer Dad and the parish
men remodelled it and worked on it every night. Then it became an open and nice place and we realized that the nuns have a
kitchen just like we do, and they eat just like every body else. I took piano lessons there. The nuns were good friends,
but man we were mean to them sometimes, it's terrible to think about." On the right is a picture of Sister Mary Saint
Elizabeth, one of Mom's teachers. Below is the church the Frosts attended, and the picture shows the mass for the
initiation into the Knights and Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament, "a group that they started to make us more spiritual,
don't ask me what it was about."
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