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

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Virginia Bennett Talei Chase Valli Gibbons Christine Henderson Marleen Kassel Elizabeth Johnson Shelley Thomas Lauri Winburn Lucile Slothower SECOND GRADE Being older than the First Graders, the Second Graders realize that they must be quiet in chapel. Their problem, hovt - ever, is keeping chapel hats on heads throughout the entire service. A true feeling of school and an ever-growing expanse of curiousity develops at this exciting age. Now, arithmetic, read- ing, and writing become the essence of the school day. But, isn ' t it fun?

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fir FIRST GRADE Chapel almost every morning becomes a routine for the First Graders. Despite the A hispers and a few exchanged blows, these youngsters are becoming a part of the studentbody, thus widening their school participation beyond their own grade level. Back in the classroom, the children buck- le down to studies. Learning to read and write is a particularly serious business in the first grade. Carol Anderson Kent Bangerter Bobby Bolboch Lindsey Coffoll Bryce Corey Wilindo Carlson George Chryssopoulos Liza Colton Katherine Dumke Denece Earl Mariette Full Denyse Goff Kristy Gregerson Jeannette Grote Kenny Gundmann Nelly Gurhoit Paul Hoeprich Byron Howells Janet Kiholm Donald Mart Christine McCarty Margo McA iain Bobby Schick Linda Smith Cindy Sorenson Teresa Stein Scott Stoker Chrysse Strike Wesley Uemura Martha Waller Laurie Whelan Elizabeth Whitesides

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Christine Burnham Claudia Draper Jenifer Lamb Margaret Lowen Nancy Marshall Sue Skaggs Doris Spear Robin Winburn Suzanne Farley Christine Witzel THIRD GRADE Life as a student of Mrs. McManus is the most wonderful thing that could possibly hap- pen. Besides subjects like arithmetic and science, the Third Grade produce their own plays, knit sweaters, and practice good manners. School is an exciting time for this group be- cause they are more a part of it than ever be- fore. School is yet a happy balance between studies and homework and games and fun. 8 8