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

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The faculty was a versatile group. All any- one had to do was walk down any hall in school if he wondered. Lectures came from one, equa- tions, music, and art from others. Not only was the group as a whole varied, but the in- dividuals themselves were many-talented. From the nursery school through the Senior class, these talents had great impact. From office workers to math teachers, they all put in their time to make the school the smooth-running organization that it was. Those Monday afternoon faculty meetings were places of change and exchange, the high- level academic advisors to Mr. Keating. Both their differences and areas of agreement were discussed in order that the best possible solution be reached. The well-oiled machine of the school was tinkered with and shaped into an efficient learning institution largely by their effort. Mr. Peter M. Keating, Jr. Headmaster The atmosphere of newness was a challenge well-met by his warmth and dedication to the proposition of learning. Mr. Emmet N. Larimer Dean of Students English The genial giant of many talents in fields of creative endeavor. Rev. Francis L. Winder Chaplain Chaplain, confidant, and ad- visor, all these are descriptive of Father Pete, a man of diversi- fied interests. Mr. William Purdy College Counsellor His untiring search for just the right college has earned him the affection of all the seniors. Mrs. Dorothy Harrison Guidance Counsellor The addition this year of her friendly, ready presence as a guide and counsellor was ap- preciated by all. 8

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His office door was always open, and he was always there ready to listen. Anxious to keep the lines of communication ' uncrossed, he strove to develop a rapport student. Although ready to accept suggestions innovations, he never relegated the prospect of learn- ing to second place. Thus, for all the problems of adjust- solved quickly, for all the unaccustomed newness adjust- ed to well, and for the excellence of leadership exercised in every situation, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Peter M. Keating, jr. 7

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Mrs. Mary McManus Head of the Lower School Phonics and Reading This dynamo gives learning with action. Mr. Lyle Redelinghoys Head of the Middle School History His history comes in living packages. Mrs. Margaret Beck Personnel She is a cook par excellence . Mrs. Tina Brothers Second Grade She channels the great potential energy and capacities of the second graders. THE FACULTY Communicated The Excellence Of Their Knowledge To Students. Miss Adri De Bryne Health and Physical Education The trampoline jumpers and playground players learn their skills from her. Mrs. Eileen Douglas Nursery School Squealing and running with joy, the children consider her their school mom. Mrs. Katherine Edwards Kindergarten In a land of little chairs and tables, she is both good fairy and teacher. Mrs. Greta Graham Office Personnel She wades through mountains of bills and blue slips every single day. 9