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

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acuity DedkatiOH The menibers of the faculty at Rowland Hall have ably promoted the tradition of individual attention and guidance within and beyond the classroom. Their leadership has stimulated our interest and provided a lasting inspiration. MRS. ELIZABETH T. CORR As headmistress, Mrs. Corr is not only a teacher and counselor to the students, she is also a friend. Through her devotion and direction, we come to recognize our problems and are better prepared to meet them. She has broadened our understanding in all fields, and she has offered expert guidance in our personal difficulties. To her we extend our sincere appreciation and affection. 6

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THE VERY REV. RICHARD S. WATSON Bishop Watson has come to us from Seattle, Washington, where he was Dean of St. Mark’s Cathedral from 1945 to 1951. He received an LL.B. in 1925 from the University of North Dakota. After studying at the Virginia Theological Seminary, he was awarded a B. D., cum laude. The House of Bishops unanimously elected him to his new post of Bishop ol Utah, and he was consecrated May 1. Although he has been at Rowland Hall a short time. Bishop Watson has already become a friend and a source of inspiration to the girls. His humor and understand ' ing have given him a firm place in all our hearts. He shares with us a feeling of gratitude and appreciation for the interest and kindliness of Bishop Lewis of Nevada, whose loyalty and service to us during the past year will long be remembered.

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faculty Not only has Mrs. Tainter, as yearbook sponsor, immeasurably helped the publieation staff, but she has unselfishly given her time and interest to almost every other Rowland Hall activity. For her thoughful personal and scholastic guidance, the Rowland Hall students are truly indebted to her. MRS. FERN R. TAINTER English, Staff Adviser Mrs. Pearson has been friend, adviser and mother to boarder and day student alike. To each she has brought rare warmth and understanding. She has imparted to every girl a sense of belonging, and in return has won the love and confidence of all. HENRIETTA G. PEARSON Housemother MISS BARBARA A. BAGBY Grades Seventh and Eighth MRS. CARROLL WENSTROM Latin, History MRS. VENICE D. KRATZER Mathematics MRS. MARGUERITE J. BOOTH MRS. SIKRI WYLIE French Science ETHEL M. BELFANC Physical Education Driving MISS OCTAVA BARCIA Spanish