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

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MRS. McMANUS As head of the Lower School, Mrs. Mc- Manus draws upon eight years of experi- ence earned teaching at Rowland Hall. Under her expert guidance, our first through sixth graders are led to their first steps in learning. Mrs. McManus ' duties are not limited to the Lower School, how- ever. Her reading room is an ever-popular hideaway for high school students. In her dual role, Mrs. McManus helps all of the Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s students see the school as a united whole. MR. PURDY Mr. Purdy, as academic dean of Row- land Hall-St. Mark ' s, manages our aca- demic program. He keeps class schedules running smoothly despite the unexpected. Mr. Purdy counsels and directs students in electing various classes. He is a boon to Seniors and Juniors in college counsel- ing. Through his wisdom, understanding, and good judgment, Mr. Purdy is keeping our academic program, the most impor- tant part of our life at Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s, a sound one. 7

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MRS. CORR Mrs. Corr, as the principal of the new Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s, is re- sponsible for the effective manage- ment of all parts of the school. De- spite the many new problems and challenges which the first year is bringing, Mrs. Corr still finds time to consider each student as an indi vid- ual. She is a counselor to those who are in need of friendship and advice. Her understanding of student prob- lems merits great respect. Mrs. Corr, through her good judgment and fair understanding, has tied the school- kindergarten through high school, boy and girl alike— into one unified body. BISHOP WATSON The Board of Trustees and the President of the Board, Bishop Wat- son, have the final word in matters concerning fund-raising and finances. In their sobering position of authori- ty, the Board must consider and ap- prove all school policies. They repre- sent the parents of the students and all who have placed their faith in this school. Through their efforts, Row- land Hall-St. Mark ' s school will con- tinue to be a hallmark of excellence. 6

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Miss Margrith Altman 2nd Grade Mr. Richard P. Anderson Biology, Chemistry Mrs. Marva T. Barnett Latin Mrs. Jane G. Bradley English, Cultural History Mrs. Eileen K. Douglas Nursery THE FACULTY The members of the faculty have played a very important part in the development of our new school. The teachers have quickly accustomed themselves to different classrooms and shared labora- tories. Student-teacher relationships have grown stronger through- out the school year. The Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s faculty is a con- stant source of encouragement, inspiration, and pride to every student. Mrs. Katherine J. Edwards Kindergarten Mr. George E. Fox Art Mr. John Garrison Mrs. Kay Hackett Basketball Coach Tennis Physical Education 8 A d