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

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faculty dedication Directing and instructing with a watchful eye, the stage managers have trained the cast to give a good performance. Their help and advice have been indispensable to our educational development as we play our parts in the Rowland Hall theater. MRS. ELIZABETH T. CORR Just as the director of a theatrical production is essential to the success of the play, so Rowland Hall could not function properly without Mrs. Corr, our headmistress. Like a true veteran of the theater, she rises to all occasions, capably solving the problems of students and faculty alike. She is always to be depended upon for thoughtful advice and reliable guidance. 5

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THE RT. REV. RICHARD S. WATSON As Impresario-Producer of Rowland Hall’s academic drama, Bishop Watson radiates good humor and friendly encouragement everywhere he goes. His thoughtful guidance and cheerful smile are welcomed by all the cast, from star to ingenue. In his role as adviser, he is always ready to give aid and advice, taking valuable time from his countless duties as Bishop of Utah to make Rowland Hall one of his chief interests and one of his most successful productions. 4

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MRS. FERN TAINTER Dean of the Upper School Mrs. Tainter acts as our casting director and per- sonnel manager. She irons out difficulties for the indi- vidual players and solves problems for the troupe as a whole, thus insuring a smooth performance. MRS. EDNA TRAUL Grades Three and Four It is the staff ' s pleasure to present the Oscar of the year to Mrs. Edna Traul in honor of more than twenty- five years of loyal and devoted service to Rowland Hall. MRS. HENRIETTA PEARSON Housemother When backstage crises arise, the cry goes up for Mrs. Pearson. With alacrity and eagerness, she is always ready for the call to supply any props or cos- tumes needed. Surely the old adage, The show must go on, could not be carried out in our theater without Aunt Henri.” 6