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

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ROWLAND HALL STUIDIEN ' One of the chief aims of Rowland Hall is to en- courage self-reliance, responsibility and self disci- pline in every member of the school. Under our system of Self-Government, each of us has the oppor- tunity of proving herself worthy of the trust con- ferred upon her. To the Student Council falls the task of seeing that all runs smoothly. This Council is composed of the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary and the Treasurer of the Student Body; the President of each class of the Upper School; the Lantern Editor; and the Judicial head. In the famed Blue Book are recorded the names of all who have in any way disobeyed the rules of the school. Cnee each week, the guilty ones are tried for their misdemeanors before the Judicial Board, by whom they are given their punishments. The Blue Book is held in respect by all of us for what It represents: that democratic form of government which enables us — by the very freedom which it allows us — to develop Into responsible and trustworthy citizens. 10

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Cuar+a Garcia Spanish III, IV Octava Garcia Spanish I, II Mrs. Dorothy Lang Head of Nursery School Adina Reinhardt Piano Instructor Ethel M, Beltane Mathematics and Physical Education Mrs. Almira M, D. Martin First, Second and Third Grades Mrs. Florence B. Hotter Organist. Choir Director Mrs. Rose Salisbury Art Instructor 9

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Ann Greenough Toombes — Forward and frolic glee was there: The will to do, the soul to dare. ' (Scott) — Athletic Association ' 45-49: Altar Guild ' 45 - ' 49: Class Secretary ' 47; Class President ' 48: Acolyte ' 48: President Athletic Association ' 49: Dramatic Club ' 47- ' 49: Choir ' 48- ' 49. Ann Waller Shaw — Nature meant woman to be her masterpiece. (Les- sing) — Class Treasurer ' 48: Red Cross Representative ' 48: Student Body Secretary ' 49: Choir ' 48- ' 49; Athletic Ass ociation ' 47- 49. Phyllis Marie Scribner — Her glossy hair was clustered o ' er her brow, Bright with Intelligence and fair and smooth. (Byron) — Athletic Association 45-49: Choir 46-49: Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Association 48: Altar Guild ' 46- ' 49: Lantern Staff ' 47- ' 49: Vice Presi- dent of Class 46: President of Class 47: Dramatic Club ' 47- ' 49: Assistant Editor of Lantern 48: Editor ' 49. Virginia Frances Sterrett — God hath blessed you with a good name. To be a well-favored woman is the gift of nature. (Shakespeare) — Ath- letic Association 46- ' 49: Altar Guild ' 48- ' 49: Choir ‘48- ' 49: Judiciary Head 48- 49.