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

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Top row: Jeanette Engelmann, alumnae editor; Jane Ferguson, sports editor; Phyllis Scribner, assistant editor; JoAnne Hale, assistant business manager; Shirley Anne Wilkins, general reporter; Patricia Lundstrom, general reporters; Center, left: Suzanne Frank, business manager; right: Marilyn Marksheffel, editor. Bottom row: Alice Bartlett, artist; JoAnne Walker, lower school reporter; JoAnne Spitzer, artist; Mona Palmer, freshman reporter; Anne Toombes, general reporter; Rosemary Allsman, photographer.

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Lantern Editorial Staff This year the Lantern Staff has created a new publication, The Spark. In this new edition, we tried to give the girls the latest news, and happen- ings of the past months. In order to publish a fine yearbook, that all the girls would be proud of, we only had one Flashlight, for with the rise of prices, it was impossible to have two literary publications. Without the co-operation of the entire school it would be impossible for the Lantern Staff to print such an outstanding yearbook. Without their essays, stories and poems, we the staff, could not succeed. To them we extend our appreciation. Our sincere thanks are given to our faculty representatives and advisers. They have not only encouraged the girls to write but have helped in assembling our publications. We have endeavored to make this yearbook one that will bring back many poignant and pleasant events; showing the school spirit, and catching glimpses of the many happy traditions of Rowland Hall. To keep the year at Rowland Hall alive with pleasant memories is the dedication of this yearbook, and the staff sincerely hopes they have succeeded in doing this. o = «( r CKr ( z «i cr {CKri «( cr co i )o cr (Krr oo ir {o 22

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The Choir One of the greatest pleasures and privileges that can come to a Rowland Hall student is that of being one of the twenty girls who make up our choir. The choir sings at the daily chapel services, which are among the most cherished memories of a Rowland Hall girl. One of the deepest satisfactions that a choir member can have is in the realization that she is contributing to the beauty of these inspirational services. Both the choir and the school owe a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Florence Brown Hoffer, our organist and director. Mrs. Hoffer’s patience, encouragement, and wealth of musical knowledge make possible the achievements of the choir. In addition to the daily chapel services, the choir also participates in the traditional Christmas Candle and Carol Service and in the Baccalau- reate Service, both of which take place in St. Margaret’s Chapel. Twice during the year, at the Easter Choral Eucharist and at the Commence- ment, the choir sings at Saint Mark’s Cathedral. Through being an integral part of these devotional services the choir member experiences a nourishment and enrichment of her spiritual life. It is with a grateful heart that she joins in the hymns of praise to God. i c ( c ( cr c ( r cr : ( r (Hcrx o o ( cr c 24