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

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The faculty at Rowland Hall emphasizes Individual instruction In small groups with special attention to each girl ' s ability and Interests. School life is enriched by a friendly comradeship between teachers and students. MRS. ELIZABETH T. CORR Mrs. Corr, as headmistress, teacher, counselor, and friend, carries her knowledge outside the classroom. Her Individual help is gratefully received by us all. She handles every situation with ease and calmness. Whenever a difficult problem arises, Mrs. Corr can always be relied upon for wise guidance and sound advice.

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THE RT. REV. RICHARD S. WATSON One may always count on a quick smile and a kind word from Bishop Watson, who, In a single year as spiritual leader at Rowland Hall, has endeared himself to faculry and students alike. His guidance and ready cheer enlighten us all. His friendly services in the chapel provide us with a deeper understanding of life and Inspire us to find our places In the world. In the years to come we shall remember Bishop Watson not only as our spiritual counselor, but also as our friend. 4

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MRS. FERN TAINTER English II, 111, IV; Spanish I, II Lantern Staff Adviser The qualities of a frue friend and trusfed adviser are found In Mrs. Tainter. hher deep understanding and unending services to us will never be forgotten. Kindness gives birth to kindness. — Sophocles MRS. HENRIETTA PEARSON Housemother Love and confidence are contagious when Mrs. Pearson, fondly called Aunt Henri, Is around. Warmth and kindness are spread to both boarder and day student by the one who makes us feel as If Rowland Hall were home. MISS MARIAN LARSON Grades Seven an d Eight MISS BEVERLY GRIFFITH Mathematics MRS. MARGUERITE J. BOOTH French MRS. SIKRI WYLIE Science, Student Council Adviser MISS JEAN KNOX Physical Education DEAN WENSTROM Speech, Bible, History of Art, World History 6