Rowland Hall Saint Mark's - Hallmark / Lantern Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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F ar in advance of our humble ranks Stands our revered commander; Who, with her chieftains plans the attack On the foe led by Philander. A rmed with a sword Miss Van Fossen starts; Which weapon ' s a brain full of facts. Her foes are ignorance in English and Latin; In her armament she nothing lacks. Comes there behind her Miss Mulford with rocks And also Miss Bromiley with numbers; And besides Mrs. Krauss who ' s fierce in her command; She our poor brains with French encumbers. U nder a countenance fair and serene Miss Darville ' s fierce spirit does lurk. And woe be to you enemy over there, If by any chance you try to shirk. Long-praised are these two, Mesdames Jones and Mac- Mu rray, Who chase away blankness and doubt; Miss Krall, Miss McReynolds and Mrs. Traul, too, Educational enemies rout. T here are men in this army 1 would have you know, Who with music the enemy charm. Altogether the band ' s a formidable one, Which fills the opposed with alarm. Y ou, too, have come here face to face with them now Their qualities you can well see. Your candid opinion? Good! 1 think so. too. Three cheers for our brave Faculty. - [ 25 ]

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LILLIAN SMITH Instructor in Dancing Pupil of Stefano Mascagno MRS. SARAH REA House Mother MRS. R. R. MAUPIN Secretary

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m (Ditr 3 flnt 3 arnltu For English we have Miss Van Fossen; She knows everything except bossin’l If we ever are rude, I ler remarks are so shrewd Its better than if she were cross-(en). rhere is a young teacher named Krauss Who our brains with French tries to souse. No words can she wrench And she tells us in French 1 ' hat we haven’t the brains of a mouse. Our Math teacher’s first name is Marion; In her class we e’er must be wary-(on) When we make mistakes She our breath from us takes But not one dislikes her, no nary-un. rhere’ a teacher named Rachel A. Mulford Who of Science ' and History is full-(ford). She makes us take trips And grow beans — not tulips. But we must say her classes aren’t dull-(ford). We’re taught Bible by Mrs. Jones: Some facts on it she to us loans. In her class things do hum And we find we’re so dumb That the thoughts of it elicit groans. Our Gym teacher ' s name is Miss Darville In athletics she is a marvel. But now there is one On whom we’d use a gun ’Cause he’s taking he r from us so far-(ville). [ 26 ]