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

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Our able leaders— The strength of experience. Their task is vital. ADMINISTRATIOIU FACULTY AND STAFF

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DEDICATION The Reverend Francis L. Winder The Reverend Francis L. Winder holds +he high esteem of the entire school community. Chaplain, friend, sponsor, teacher, advisor— Father Pete worked to make Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s first year the best one possible. Believing strongly in student participation in government, he was the faculty advisor to the Student Council and the Evaluation Committee on the Constitution and a member of the Senate. Father Pete is a popular man on campus. He is sought after as both a friend and teacher. So to you. Father Pete, with long over-due thanks, we dedicate the Hallmark ' 65. «

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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