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

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The LANTERN Page Three THE CLASS OF ' 39 NANCY HARRIET FELTS Nan V (Pur heauty greir from year to year. And many a splendid circle found you The center of its glittering sphere. — Thomas Peacrx ' k. C ass Secretary. 36 : Alumnae Editor of the Lantern. 38 . ' 39 ; A.A.. ‘ 35 . 36 . ‘ 37 . ‘ 38 . 39 ; Treasurer of Student Body. ‘ 38 ; Altar Guild. ' 36 . ' 37 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 . EDNA FAE FIRMAGF Edna Fae laughing girl . . . and yet I see her lie Under a deeper tide eternally. — Gibson. Class ire President. 37 : Class Treasurer. ' 39 ; Choir. ‘ 35 . ‘ 36 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 ; A.A.. ‘ 35 . ‘ 36 . ‘ 37 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 . ELIZAfiETM HASKELL HUTCHINSON Libby Put my heart it is brighter than all the many stars in the sky. - ' Poe Class Treasurer. ‘ 36 . 37 : Class Vice-Presi- denl 38 ; Assistant Directress of Altar Guild. ‘ 38 ; Crucifer. 39 ; Choir. ‘ 37 . ‘ 38 . 39 : A.A.. ‘ 35 . ' 36 . ‘ 37 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 : Altar ( •uild. ‘ 56 . ‘ 37 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 . BARBARA JOAN KEYSER “Jo .A perfect u’oman, nobly planned To irarn. to comfort, and command. — W ordsu ' orth. Class President. 35 : Choir. ‘ 36 . ‘ 37 , ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 : A.A.. ‘ 35 . ‘ 36 . 37 . ‘ 38 . ‘ 39 .

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Pago Tiro The LANTERN THE CLASS OF ' 59 DKNISE EIJZABETH BINTZ ' Denny hv young, the blest, the gay. 7 he fared, the loving — they who dream So happily, so hopefully.” — Caroline Southey. A.A.. ' 35 . ' 36 . ' 37 . ' 38 . ' 39 ; Choir. ' 35 . ' 36 . ' 37 . ' 38 . ' 39 . PATRICIA ANNE Q ARKE Pat “Where thoughts serenely street express I loir pure, hoir dear their dwelling place. ” — Byron. Secretary and Treasurer of Altar Guild. 39 ; Class Treasurer. ' 38 ; President of A.A.. ' 39 : Choir. ' 38 . ' 39 . Secretary of Judiciary Comn iltce. 38 . PENELOPE CRITCHLOW Pen 77i ere iras comfort ever on your lips. And the bind look on your brow.” — Lady Dufferin. Presirlenl of Student Body, ' 39 ; Class Sec- retary. ' 35 ; Class President. 36 ; Choir. 35 . ' 36 . ' 37 . ' 38 . ' 39 ; A.A.. ' 35 . 36 . ' 37 . 38 . 36 ; Chairman of Judiciary Committee. ' 38 . JEANNE BURTON ENGEI.MANN Jeanne Comely and capable, one of our race. Posing there in your gown of grace.” — Thomas Hardy. Class President, ' 38 , ' 39 : A.A.. ' 37. ' 38 . ' 39 ; Legislative Committee. ' 38 .

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Page Four The LANTERN THE CLASS OF ' 39 ANNE ODELL KIRTLEY “Kirt “Her mirth the world required She hathed it in smiles of glee. Arnold. Class Vice-President. ’35. ’36: Class Presi- dent. ’37: Assistant Business Manager of the Lantern. ’38: Editor-in-Chief of the Lantern. ’3 : Vice-President of Student Bodv. 38: Cheer Leader. ’35, ’36. 37: Cho ' ir. ’35. ’36. ’37. ’38 ’39: A.A.. ’35. ’36. ’37. ’38. ’39. CARY JAQUELIN I. EE Jackie ” ’ her life was like a swiftly rushing stream. Green and scarlet.” — fohn Gould Fletcher. General Reporter I.antern. 39: A. A.. 35, ’36. ’37. ’38, ’39. JEAN I.OUISE McCLANAHAN Mac” rhose frank eyes irhere deep I see An angelic gravity. ’ — Arnold Secretary and Treasurer of Altar Guild. ’38; Secretary of Student Government. ’39: ’ice-President of A. A.. ’38: A. A., ’35. ’36, 37. 38, ’39: Business Manager of Lantern. ’39: Altar Guild. ’35. ’36. ’37. ’38. ’39. MAYBELI.E AUGUSTA PORTER Maybei.i.e A modest maid, deck ' d with a hlush of honor. Whose feet do tread green paths of youth and love.” — Daniel. Class Treasurer. ’35. A. A.. ’35. ’3 ' 37. ’38. ' 39: Altar Guild. ' 37. ' 38. ' 39.