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

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Dawn Kipp, Faith Bowditch, Cecile Clark, Allison Bennett, Sue Dye, Mary Moyer, Helen Haines. SECOND ROW: Caroline Ringer, Duse Fisher, Eleanor Goeltz, Kevyn Warnock, Jo Warren, Frances Pearson, Sally MacKinnon. THIRD ROW: Adair Moffat. Betty Bennett, Sidney Smith, Nancy Lin- genfelter, Carolyn Ann Gray, Ginny Sweet, Helen Nebeker, Anna Marie Ness, Eleanor Moffat, Julie Tittmann, Roberta Muirhead, Steve Deck, Elaine Michelsen. CHOIR The Rowland Hall choir is directed by Dr. Walter F. Teutsch. Twenty- five members sing daily in St. Margaret’s Chapel and during the year perform at special services such as baccalaureate and graduation. Some of the most beautiful music is heard annually at the colorful Candle and Carol service, which is held in the chapel on the eve of Christmas vacation. On this occasion, the choir leads the other students of the school in singing some of the best loved Christmas carols in Spanish, French, German, Latin, and English. 28

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CHAPEL GUILD St. Margaret ' s Chapel, through the ef- forts of the Chapel Guild, is kept clean and orderly for each daily chapel service. Pc Left to right: Trudie Lammers, Nancy Otten- heimer. Eleanor Moffat. Mary Cushman, Frances Pearson. FIRST RO V, left to right: Marcia Behle, Cheryl Bearden, Heidi Ellerbeck, Sidney Smith, Betty Bennett, Nancy Lingenfelter. SECOND ROW: Marcia Denman, Joan Pemberton, Julie Tittmann, Anna Marie Ness, Sally MacKinnon. STANDING: Mrs. Pearson. 27

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MUSIC AND ART Standing, left to right: Kathy Brown, Anna Marie Ness, Mary Cushman, Cheryl Bearden. Seated: Judy Houldsworth. Because music plays an increasingly important part in America today, it is essential to be able to understand and interpret compositions when we hear them. Under Mr. Joseph Raymond’s supervision, Rowland Hall girls study and analyze operas, symphonies, and oiher forms of musical expression. Rowland Hall also offers its students the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the vari- ous mediums of art. Under the able direction of Mrs. Willena Wenger, students increase their capacities for self-expression. Left to right: Lynne Ingebretsen, Sue Dye, Nancy Droubay, Steve Deck, Connie Rouillard. 29