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

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Miss Peggy Pearsall Mrs. Jeanne Gunn Mrs. Florence B. Hoffer Miss Gladys Bullock Assistant Physical Education Kindergarten Instructor Organist and Choir Director Piano Instructor Instructor » Mr. Paul Enrietto Vocal Instructor Mrs. Rose Salisbury Art Instructor Mrs. Sereta Jones Dramatic Instructor Miss Maud Flowers Assistant Kindergarten Instructor 9

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Mrs. Ruth Funk Mrs. Edna Traul Assistant Nursery School Teacher Fourth and Fifth Grades Miss Helen Nelson Executive Secretary Mrs. Marjory Wetzel Head of Nursery School Miss Betty Botterill Physical Education Instructor Mrs. Geneva Parsons Sixth and Seventh Grades Mrs. Almira M. D. Martin First, Second and Third Grades Miss Helen Ellsworth Chemistry, Biology, Algebra I and II, Geometry 8

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HOWLAND HALL STUDENTS That thing which we all call Student Government is the backbone of Rowland Hall. It serves as our lead- er of democracy, giving each and every girl a part in the discipline of the school. The basic laws and rules are made by the Student Council, the main mem- bers being our President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. The representatives forming the rest of this council include the presidents of each Upper School class, the editor of the Lantern, and the pres- ident of the Athletic Association. Each spring in the Upper School the Student Body officers are chosen by elections. At some time or other during each day the familiar phrase, Sign the Blue Book, is heard. On a designated day in the week the judicial head calls court, at which all auto- graphers of the Blue Book appear to repent for their crimes, and to receive their due punishments. Since every girl knows the right from the wrong, even this harsh phase of government is highly respected by all. The Student Government is established for other reasons besides law and order. The president of the Student Body has complete charge of all business matters concerning the girls, and always performs her duty with great efficiency and grace. The vice- president or the Social Chairman undertakes the yearly preparations for our Christmas dance. Oh, that ' s all I see! Special commendation is due to Janet Dean, our Student Body President, for the splendid work she has accomplished this year. In a school based upon democracy it is a vital necessity to have a girl of utmost ability as a leader of student life in order to inspire cooperation among her fellow workers. Deep in the heart of every Rowland Hall girl lies great admiration for that organization which we call the Student Government. 10