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

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Rho Hota Chapter of National Honor Society Holds Meeting Left to right: Shirley Peterson, Florence Hardy, Allison Bennett, Ann Tittmann, Kay Hess, Ann Pearson, Nancy Palmer, Jane Moulton, Nancy Brailsford, Andrea Freed, Joyce Wherritt, Cecile Clark, Helen Nebeker, Rose Ann Clemow, Elaine Michelsen, Linda Behle, Eleanor Goeltz, Nancy Moffat, Faith Bowditch. Not shown: Mary Lou Bartlett. As the curtain drops and the actresses remove their make-up to leave the theater, many will carry, in the form of an honor society pin, the badge of a job we ll done. Their drive and ambition will enable them to make their lives worthy of the critics’ raves. Another curtain call for these diligent members of the Rowland Hall cast! 23

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Lantern Staff Works Toward deadline Standing, left to right: Ann Tittmann, Eleanor Goeltz, Ann Pearson, Julie Tittmann, Nancy Moffat, Mary Lou Bartlett, Florence Hardy, Dawn Kipp, Helen Nebeker, Linda Behle, Cecile Clark, Dorothy Ramsey, Shirley Peterson. Seated, left to right: Jane Moulton, Steve Deck. The LANTERN, the production of the playwright and her col- laborators, is the record of comedies and tragedies at Rowland Hall. The editor, as playwright, does most of the planning: but her assistants help in the writing, the mechanics, and the financing of the volume. It is the hope of the staff, now that the play is ended, that this program will be a reminder of a pleasant year, and a source of enjoy- ment in the future. 22

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Altar Guild Receives Briefing from Aunt Henri Standing, left to right: Andrea Freed. Marilyn Maycock, Eleanor Goeltz, Carolyn Ann Gray, Allison Bennett, Mrs. Pearson, Ann Pearson. Seated, left to right: Jane Moulton, Dorothy Ramsey, Florence Hardy, Nancy Moffat, Faith Bowditch, Nancy Palmer, Roberta Muirhead, Rose Ann Clemow, Shirley Peterson, Sue Robinson, Ann Tittmann. Not shown: Mary Lou Bartlett, Helen Nebeker. Behind the scenes of morning chapel is the Altar Guild, a group of girls working to make each day’s service more enjoyable for all. Every morning, three girls must clean candles, put up hymn numbers, arrange the altar hangings, and see that the chapel is in readiness for worship. This work is voluntary, although each member serves a period of faithful duty on the Chapel Guild before admission to the Altar Guild, where she is given the privilege and honor of serving near the altar. 24