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

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Jennie Rue Lori Schaffer Gwynneth Searle JoAnne Stoddard Susan Tapper Marjorie Wheeler Jane Wintersteen 23

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Freshmen Class We, the freshmen, have completed nine years of school. What does it mean to us that we are three quarters of the way through the academic alphabet? We have learned, we are learning, we shall learn. The reading, writing, arithmetic courses of our early years have given way to the more advanced studies of liter- ature, history, mathematics. We have learned how to make friends, and we have discovered why we have lost friends. We have learned some difference between right and wrong. Some of us know how to make the best use of our time, but most of us are still looking for fun. We have yet to realize that to live is to learn, and that much knowledge is necessary in this day and age. During the next three years we shall learn the rest of the alphabet, but even that will not be the end. We shall have to form words from the letters we know. Lynn Cooper Martha Culp Gloria Bernolfo Neena Diumenti Susan Dreyfous Kathryne Greene Susanne Haseltine 22

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Eighth Grade We ' re the muddle in the middle. Nancy Ann apRoberts Kathy Biele Kifi Brown Connie Clark Elyse Clawson Karen Engstrorn Vicky Gibbons Jane Harrison Seventh Grade What if we can ' t think of anything? Jane Ginna Bennett Jane Bradley Mary Bransford Christine Burnham 24