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

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To all of us, the chapel Is the dearest thing In school. It gives to each girl a feeling which she Is not able to obtain In any other place. To keep our chapel clean and orderly, a group has been organized. Its duties Include dusting, changing the numbers on the hymn number boards, and arrang- ing flowers for the altar. The organization Is called the Altar Guild. It Is composed of eighteen girls, all of whom take pride In +he chapel and do the required duties with reverence. To make the work more Inter- esting, Miss Mahllns, from the St. Mark ' s Altar Guild, came to school to tell them of the meaning of certain church traditions and the different altar vessels. This gave the girls a better understanding of their work, and added to their enjoyment of it. 1 Inspiring work in fhe house of God. At the end of the year, each member of the Altar Guild can look back, knowing she has grown closer to God through her service. 28

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Top row: Geraldine Ossman, Joanne Spitzer, Nancy Tisdel, Priscilla Chester, Barbara Boonstra. Middle row: Suzanne Winer, Marilyn Marksheffel, Jeannette Englemann, Shirley Wilkins, Joan Dayton, Paula Martin. Bottom row: Rosemary Allsman, Eve Dahnken, Phyllis Scribner, Nancy Streator, Jody Harter, Suzanne Frank. CHOIR 27

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Dusting the organ are Nancy Tisdel, Joan Dayton, Jane Ferguson, Anne Toombes, Jean Heim, Priscilla Chester and Alice Bartlett. Arranging the altar tor the chapel service are Suzanne Winer, Ardie Robison, Nancy Streator, Rosemary Allsman, Phyllis Scribner and Marion Goeltz. ALTAR GUILD 29