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

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FIRST GRADE What a gay time they have Of course the First Graders like drawing and noisy games, but they are learning some- thing new which is verv ex- citing-reading and writing. First Grade is such a delight- fully grown-up affair. Taggart Aitken Robynn Bay Barbara Billinis Harold Bishop Thomas Bradley Carolee Brown William Denver Don Douglas Ellis Earl Edward Felt William Grote Guri Gurholt Kathleen Hohenthal Glenn Hollander Deborah Jenkins Deborah Jones Susan Lamb Douglas Lloyd Tommv Lowen Steve Lundin Sandra MacBeth Carolyn Montgomery Kenneth Nero Susan Robinson Semele Rose Mindy Rosenblatt Karen Schulder Michelle Sine Elizabeth Waldo Mrs. Droubay 27

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SECOND GRADE WISE THOUGH HE WAS IN MANY WAYS, ABLE TO READ AND WRITE AND SPELL HIS OWN NAME, YET SOMEHOW HE WENT TO PIECES OVER DELICATE WORDS LIKE MEASLES AND BUTTERED TOAST. . . . (OWL) They may go to pieces over spellina words like measles and buttered toasr but the Second Graders are cer- tainly holding their own this year in many respects. Their curiosity is never satisfied and they may be seen wide- eyed at such places as the Bakerv, the Police Station, the Creamery, or Post Of- fice. Duncan Aitken Carol Anderson Robert Bolbach Lindsey Caffall Bryce Carey George Chryssopoluj Katherine Dumke Denece Earl Marietta Full Jeanette Grote Nelly Gurholt Christine McCarty Bonnie Shand Cindy Sorenson Chrysse Strike Patricia Thompson Martha Waller 26

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KINDERGARTEN Karla Anderson John Bennion Elizabeth Bishop Barbara Bourne Susan Burdette Catherine Clegg Lawrence Gibbs Edward Hay Francine Harris Anne Jex Debra Johnson Malka Kassel Heidi Lamb Nancy Landes Lennox Larson Lydia Liebert Melinda Lott Michele Margetts Sharon Mays Catherine Michelsen Alicia Odom Ethen Podet William Schultz David Woodman Kindergarten is a new world of fingerpaints and all-day suckers. The Kindergarteners have suddenly learned that there are such things as reading and writing, and they just might be able to learn these fantastic skills They are learning to live and work together and have mastered the art of imagination. Through their quick minds fly un- told fantasies, Horrible Heffa- lumps , Woozles , and Wizzles , such as Pooh and Piglet hunted.