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

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The efficiency of the office staff: left to right, Mrs. Joan Craft, Mrs. Carol Nichols, and Mrs. Greta Graham, would lead one to think the staff were much larger, for they keep on top of mountains of paperwork. THE PERSONNEL help set the backdrop for student activities. Cooks Mary Wood and Margaret Beck, with the help of Terry Grayson somehow manage to accomplish a difficult, two-fold task. They run the kitchen efficiently and serve meals that are consistently varied and delicious. Few of us appreciate or are even aware of the amount of work that Phyllis Reed puts into keeping our surroundings not only neat and comfortable, hut pleasant as well. Maury Pearcy’s cheerful smile serves as a reassuring reminder that all areas of the school that may require maintenance, no matter how complex, lie in his skill- ful hands.

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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.

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Mr. Richard P. Anderson Head of Science Department He leads students through the amazing labyrinths of modem science. Mr. Tommy Dodd Science Department-Physics With his guidance, the most intricate prob- lems become soluble. Mrs. Jane Frances Bradley Head English Department 1 ler vast knowledge and love of learning as well as teaching endear her to her students. Mrs. Genevieve Carey English Department Her lively wit and enthusiasm are assur- ances that her classes are never dull. Mrs. Mary R. Clark English Department She is a teacher from whom a student can- not help but learn. Mr. Richard N. Crangle Language Department-Latin His introduction to great classics has earned him the affectionate title of Magister Bonus. Mr. George Fox Art Department His students learn to appreciate the art work of others and create their own. Mr. M. G. Koetter Mathematics Department He injects an unparalleled sense of humor into the classroom.