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

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Knowledge is more than the learning of facts. Observing, ques- tioning, reasoning are all part of the learning process and are im- portant aspects in the formation of our characters and the develop- ment of our minds. The assimilation of knowledge depends greatly upon guidance and inspiration. This guidance and inspiration comes from our faculty whose members direct our intellects and our emo- tions to the diversified horizons of knowledge. To the office, kitchen and household staffs go our thanks and recognition of their behind the scenes efficiency and their cheer- fulness which make our school day move smoothly and pleasantly. Mrs. Bradley Rowland Hall Director of Studies English, Cultural History, Bible Mrs. McManus Head of Lower School English, Grades 7 and 8 Developmental Reading Mr. Purdy St. Mark ' s Director of Studies History Father Winder School Chaplain Bible

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MRS. ELIZABETH T. CORR Our principal and headmistress, Mrs. Corr, has seen many horizons in her lifetime, both those in her own life and those of the many students she has known. Despite the never ending pressures of her position, she is always ready to counsel us when we are troubled, to praise us when we have excelled. Drawing on her own wide exper- ience, warm personality and perceptiveness, she is able to help us sort out our ambitions and direct us along the wisest paths to our goals. 5

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Miss Altmann Grades 3 and 4 Mrs. Ball Grade 2 Mrs. Barnett Latin Mrs. Beck Kitchen Assistant Miss Bishop Grades 7 and 8 English, Geography, History Mrs. Booth French Mrs. Carey English, Communications Mrs. Christensen Librarian, U.S. History Mrs. Clark Speech Mrs. Currier Grades 5 and 6 Social Studies, English Mrs. Denver Journalism, Newspaper Staff Advisor Mrs. Droubay Grade 1 7