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

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To those who do not always understand, her patience seems inexhaustible. Among those whose interest may sometimes lag, she inspires enthusiasm. To those who have ability, she offers challenge and discovery. For any one with a special problem, she is willing to give of her time, understanding, consideration, and encourage- ment. For every one of her students, her dedicatiort is tire- less, and they love her for it. She has the remarkable quality of instilling in every student she teaches the desire to learn more. There is some- thing in her manner that makes her classes exciting and makes her students believe in the value of what she teaches. In the course of a student ' s career there are few teachers who make a lasting enough impression to be remembered as good teachers. It can be said, without any reservations, that she is a good teacher. For her patience, dedication, and inspiration, we appre- ciate, with love, Mrs. Ruth McKain. 9

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Karen Rowley sits for her formal portrait for the yearbook. Parents enjoy refreshments during a break in the back to school activities. A scene from Miriam and the Donkey presented during the Candle and Carol service. An interesting view of the school in late summer. 8

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Under the able direction of the administration, the faculty and staff, provide the environment, facilities, background, and inspiration which en- able the students to pursue their goals of academic achievement and personal maturity. This is the purpose of the school to provide a setting in which each individual can recognize his own true worth. The faculty and staff have proved their dedication to this ideal by the long hours they spend, patiently, and often with li ttle thanks, working to improve the school and en- rich the students. The days are long and at times it may seem that their efforts have had little re- sult, but they never abandon the task and in the end, they receive the reward of knowing their work has not been in vain. Mr. Peter M. Keating Jr. Headmaster Mr. Keating keeps things running smooth- ly and exhibits a willingness to give assist- ance to any student with any problems. ADMINISTRATION brings order to what would have been confusion. Mrs. Mary Edith McManus Head of Lower School Mrs. McManus heads the Lower School with energetic enthusiasm and keeps her lively students on their toes. Mr. Emmet Larimer Dean of Students Mr. Larimer, whose position as Dean of Students is only one of many, adds wit and wisdom to nearly every facet of school life. Father Francis L. Winder Chaplain Father Pete, as he is affectionately called, is a friend and confidante to students of all faiths.