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

Text from Pages 1 - 81 of the 1969 volume:

HALLMARK 1969 In this time of moral and physical con- flict when our social and spiritual values are being questioned, we as “leaders of tomorrow must work for an improved present today. ROWLAND HALL- ST.MARK’S SCHOOL SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Provo, Utah ADMINISTRATION Often seen around the school doing various tasks is Mrs. Jean Keating, wife of the Headmaster. Her contributions have been many this year. Mr. Peter Keating, Headmaster, is charged with the responsibility of keeping the school running smoothly. Known for his willingness to talk to students, he has kept the all-important channels of com- munication throughout the school open. Working closely with Mr. Keating is the Administrative Staff, Emmet Larimer, Dean of Men; Karen Robertson, Dean of Women; Francis Winder, Chaplin; Michael Koetter, Admissions Director; and William Purdy, College Counselor. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Without a strong faculty, a school is not worth its name. After spending years in school themselves, being on the other side of the desk continues our faculty ' s education from a different angle. Mrs. Genevieve Carey English Librarian Mr. Raymond Corro Spanish Mr. George Fox Art Mrs. Kay Hackett Physical Education Mr. Michael Koetter Mathematics Mr. Emmet Larimer English 3 Mrs. Avanelle Learned French Mr. Lyman Lewis Science Mrs. Ruth McKain Mathematics Mrs. Martha Miller History Mr. William Purdy History Mrs. Karen Robertson Science Mrs. Jane Bradley Not Pictured Known for their excellence, many have advanced degrees, and several are working on their doctorates. The offers from other in- Rev. Francis Winder stitutions around the Country to several of our History faculty members attests to their excellence. Religion Science 4 SENIORS The strength of the school must come from the Senior Class. Known for its closeness, the Class of ' 69 has remained essentially the same for three years. This year, having been somewhat divid- ed by the University Program, the seniors remained unified through var- ious school activities. Due to various circumstances, Row- land Hall St. Mark’s last year was not represented by an American Field Service Student. However, holding high places in our senior class this year are Rosario Uribe from Columbia, and Mustafa Unan from Tnrkpv OFFICERS: Stuart Cohen. President; Kim Fuller, Vice President; Kris Zelenkov, Secretary; Rosario Uribe, Treasurer; Nedra Morgan (not pictured). Representative Rosario Uribe Mustafa Unan 5 Robert Axelrad John Browning 6 Jo Ann Burns Christopher Clark Stuart Cohen Laurie Coombs Carlos Eyzaguirre James Fessenden Kim Fuller I Valli Gibbons Delynn Johnson Thomas Jensen Nedra Morgan ' ' Joan Williamson ' i _ — It I y-m i i::;; . 1 Lynn Wehrli Kristina Zelenkov JUNIORS Not breaking tradition, the Junior Class this year has exemplified itself through active participation and high enthusiasm. Peaking their excitement with the Junior Prom, they ended the year with attendance at the Senior Dinner. OFFICERS: Gary Goates, President; Robert Quist, Vice President; James Porter, Secretary-Trea- surer Nancy Cramer Not Pictured Lindsey Caffall Bryce Carey Maggie Fitzpatrick Mariette Full 13 Gary Goates Linda Greaves Jane Hartford Thomas Hohn Shan Juvelin Christine McCarty Cynthia Myers James Porter Robert Quist John Roberson SOPHOMORES Sudden awareness of the need for preparation for college comes with the taking of Preliminary Scholastic Apti- tude Test in the Sophomore year. After this initial shock, their energies will be directed toward matriculation. John Bohle Thomas Bradley OFFICERS: Jim Voigt, President; Jan Power, Vice President; David Browning, Secretary; Debbie Cohen, Representative David Browning Deborah Cohen Ridgley Gilmour Deborah King 15 Daniel McMullen Allan Marshall Thomas Meyer Janet Power Susan Roberson Cindy Smith Craig Smith LaRae Thomason Jim Verner James Voigt Michael Winther James Woolf 16 FRESHMEN The problems of being in the ninth grade are closely related with the name Freshmen , Not the least of these is the quarterly problem of finding a ride to the dance. OFFICERS: Jody Rees, President; Liz Murray, Vice President; Ann Nebeker (not pictured). Secretary Virginia Ashton Cleve Barkdull Viki Bartlett Paul Beier Marc Browning Janice Carey Michael Christiansen Celeste Collman 17 Richard Dibblee Barry Dupler Christopher Erskine Mary Fey Kathryn Fisher Stephen Goldsmith Heidi Hirschy Katherine Jefferson Elizabeth Johns Malka Kassel Pauline Keating Nancy Landes 18 Linda Lichens Laurie McGiiiis Mark McGiliis Elizabeth Murray Ann Nebeker Robert Olsen Mary Pierce Jody Rees Henry Schubach Kathleen Stahl William Wooif 19 EICHTH CRADE OFFICERS: David Fitzgerald. President: Steve Carter (not pictured), Vice President: Ann Worth- ington. Secretary As a Student in the eighth grade enters the high school, lower school study habits are replaced with upper school responsibility. Dudley Amoss Edward Axelrad Robert Belnap Dirk Christy Grant Burgess Steven Carter Craig Collman 20 David Fitzgerald Margaret Hackett Emma Diamant James Dreyfous Joan Herdti Jacqueline Klas Cameron Lindsley Katherine McMain Paul Reynolds Marc Sievers Ben Slothower Robyn Smith 21 AUTOCRAPHS ft 22 MIDDLE SCHOOL The Middle School faculty must at times “teach to deaf ears in hopes of stirring the students towards the higher academic pursuits of high school. Under the direction of Mr. J. G. Uhrlaub, the Middle School is a family in itself centering in the B” building. Mr. J. G. Uhrlaub Mr. Thomas Dodd Science Mrs. Susan Larsen French Mr. D. W. Thomas Mathematics Mrs. Jolene Waterfall Music Not pictured: Mrs. Carey Mr. Cooly Mr. Fox Mrs. Hackett Mrs. Robertson Fr. Winder 23 Arthur Brothers Anne Chavre Jeffrey Coles Thomas Colton Lisa Feeny Timothy Fitzpatrick Colette Makoff Kimberly McConaughy Lyn Modling Peter Monson Francine Pullman Rebecca Ring James Robertson Sharon Treadway Glenn Wallace Tad Weems Michael Wolfe Weston Wright Roberta Young Paul Zelenkov SEVENTH CRADE SIXTH CRADE John Amoss Christopher Browning Leslie Carter Dwight Collman Scott Hastings Gwendolyn Jones Nancy Lindem Dorothy Miller Kevin Morgan Becky Nibley Patricia Perl Carey Phillips Darcey Rosenblatt Kathi Ryan Mattson Shepard Emily Smith Elise Swenson Peter Tucker Barbara Weems Debra Weston Priscilla Berman Carol Burgess Mark Collman Laurel Dokos Carolyn Frederick Judith Kassel Richard Lindem Shaun McCarthy Roger McGillis Anne Perl Joshua Rosenblatt John Wallace Bryan Wehrli 25 LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY Trying to find the golden mean between recess and the learning of basic skills, the Lower School faculty must play at times the roles of babysitter and counselor. These dedicat- ed individuals have taken upon themselves the responsibility of taking over where mothers leave off, and must take their job just as seriously. Directed by Mrs. Isaacson and Mrs. Woodman. Not pictured: Mr. Fox Mrs. Hackett Mrs. Larsen Mrs. Waterfall Mrs. Tina Isaacsen Second Grade Mrs. Jam Woodman Nursery School Director Mrs. Eileen Douglas Mrs. Katherine Edwards Mrs. Sheila Johnson Mrs. Hazel Kirk Nursery School Kindergarten First Grade Nursery School Carenlee Barkdull Ravonne Brothers William Burns Katharine Coies Annette Geidzahler Abbot Low Carin McConaughy David Siegel Catherine Trapp Kimberley Tucker Christopher Weston Kathy Wheatley ■m M 1 tMi BS|n|u[9| FOURTH CRADE THIRD CRADE Jane Berman Paul Bogdanich Michael Browning John Feeny Thomas Hartford Kimberly Henneman Deborah Langfeldt Christian Low Steven Price Eric Ring Alexander Robinson Jessica Rosenblatt Stacy Rosenblatt Charles Smith Kyle Treadway Krisalee Tucker Jessery Walton Collin Wilkins Cary Young SECOND CRADE ki. John Adair William Atkinson Paul Browning Charles Booth Mark Broadway Ann-Janine Freeman Zoltan Grossman Susan Hughes John Keating Cydney Nelson Susan Null Deidre Price Richard Robertson Stephen Secor Lisa Siegel Susan Stover Michael Trapp Alexander Walker Andrew Wallace Matthew Wallace Denise Wilkins Mark Williams Julie Wolfe FIRST CRADE Glen Bean Katherine Berman Kenneth Brothers Peter Coles Bruce Collman Gregory Dokos Kathryn Dougan Tyler Horsley Lauren Latimer Kristina Lindem Robert Maddock Jonathan Magid William Mulder Mary Null Joseph Roach Christopher Robinson Carla Siegel Michael Tucker Richard Van Der Heyde Robin Weems Stacey Wong Anne Adair Brooke Batson Lida Berliner Theodore Booth Catherine Coda Scott Curry Andrew Dokos Lori Jo Edwards Robin Eliason La Verne Erickson Sharon Grimes Mark Hartmann Torry Hogle Steven Houck Elizabeth Hughes Leilani Latimer John Makoff Frank Morrow Sarah Pearce Mark Ring Julia Secor Steven Stover Dana Ann Trapp Amanda Walker Mark Whipps John Walsh Daphne Wong Mark Wu KINDERCARTEN NURSERY SCHOOL Libby Bean Karen Bean Richard Berliner Lisa Broadbent Brenda Brown Christian Cannon Dominique Clawson Karin Christiansen Jamie Cleary Ann Denkers Marriott Dougan Jimmy Dunn Jamie Gerbig Brigham Gibbs Gini Guptill Candy Hansen Christian Hogle Flint Hughes Kathy Hunzinger Andrea Jackson Martha Ann Johnson Anna Maddock Anne Matthews John Matthews Anne Morrow Paul Mulder Paul Newey Tyler Noall Jeff Pace Wood Palmer Grant Parker Darmi Penney Colleen Petty Lori Reinartz Courtney Rich Katy Roach Erin Roberts Vickie Robinson Karen Rose Brock Rosenblatt Mark Rothstein Dale Sweary Ingrid Van Der Heyde Lisa Wappenstein Shaun Ward Mark Whipps Carol Whitney Amy Wolfe Christopher Wu ORCANIZATIONS The four Prefects, elected by their fellow students as direct representa- tives of the student body to the admin- istration and as chairmen of the Student Council, find that differences of opinion between students and administration create a need for compromise. Jim Fessenden Jody Burns Thom Jensen Lynn Wehrli 32 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES DIRECTORS Filling in where the Prefects are found wanting, the Student Council represents the individual classes. At their weekly meetings. Council members make the needs of the students known so that these may be brought up at Senate or general faculty meetings. The student body is, of course, always invited to attend the Stu- dent Council meetings. The Activities Directors, John Roberson and Jane Ann Hartford, together with their self-appoint- ed committees, must plan and execute original dances four times a year, as well as realize the need for adequate activities other than these to keep the school from becoming a mere “brain-machine ” and to prepare the student in all ways for college. 33 Valli Gibbons and Christopher Ciark Crucifers CHAPEL The school day starts out with the Chapel service, conducted by The Rev. Francis L. Winder, Chaplin to the School. One of the donninate features of the Chapel structure is the Chapel officers, headed by the Crucifers, Valli Gibbons and Christopher Clark. These Seniors, appointed by The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson, Bishop of Utah, demonstrate to the students the faith they have in their God and in their school. Bishop Watson Father Winder Rector of the School 34 ACOLYTES Together with the Crucifers, the re- mainder of the Chapel officers is made up of the Junior and Senior Acolytes. Nominated by the student body in the Spring, they are appointed by the Bishop of Utah and begin to serve in the Chapel soon after the Spring Awards Dinner. SENIOR ACOLYTES Jim Fessenden Thom Jensen Candy Kolb Lynn Wehrli Joan Williamsen JUNIOR ACOLYTES Bryce Carey Lindsey Caffall Linda Greaves Christine McCarty John Roberson CHOIR The Chapel service would not seem complete without one of the most ancient and beautiful forms of worship, that of music. The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Michael Koetterand meet- ing after school on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, provides for the school the leadership needed on difficult hymns and chants. During Lent, it provided most of the strength for the Litany, a very ancient form of musical worship, until the school became accus- tomed to the chant. The remainder of the musical strength in the Chapel comes from Thom Jensen, Chapel organist. Practicing irreg- ularily and under the direction of himself, he worked very hard all year to make his digital members work in unison. Chris Bohle Tom Bradley Jody Burns Dirk Christy Debbie Cohen Jim Fessenden Kate Fisher DeLynn Johnson Malka Kassel Paula Keating Debbie King Christine McCarty Nedra Morgan Ann Nebeker Mary Pierce Jody Rees Cindy Smith Craig Smith Mike Winther Thom Jensen Organist .’n ' Tril ALTAR CUILD Girls from the Freshman and Sopho- more classes are eligible to join the Chapel Guild, These girls are respon- sible for keeping the Chapel clean. Their duties include various tasks such as dusting the pews and the floors, and arranging the books. Junior and Senior girls who are members of the Altar Guild are responsible for putting up the daily numbers, and changing the linen when appropriate. Under the direction of Aunt Henrie and Jody Burns, Presi- dent, the care-taking of the Chapel runs smoothly. Chris McCarty Nedra Morgan Karen Rowley Sue Scott Rosario Uribe Lynn Wehrli Joan Wiiliamsen CHAPEL Jody Burns President Linda Greaves Vice President Kris Zeienkov Sec-Treasurer Lindsey Caffall Valli Gibbons Jane Ann Hartford Marleen Kassel Debbie King CHILD Janice Carey Debbie Cohen Kate Fisher Mariette Full Nancy Landes Malka Kassel Paula Keating Laurie McGillis Liz Murray Mary Pierce Jan Power Jody Rees Aunt Henrie Advisor 37 READERS fiUlLD The lesson is an important part of the Chapel service. Members of the high school participating in the Readers Guild prepare sections of sacred works to be read as the lesson. They also present occasional dramatic read- ings, which are enjoyed by everyone. Edward Axelrad Jody Burns Debbie Cohen Gary Goates Thom Jensen Marleen Kassel Candy Kolb Pam McClary Nedra Morgan Karen Rowley Sue Scott Lynn Wehrli Kris Zelenkov Mr. Larimer Advisor AFS CLUB 1 t iHH FW: ' 1 ■ The American Field Service is an organization that brings foreign students to the United States, and sends American students abroad. The A.F.S. Club of RHSM was formed to create interest in the program. The club hopes to help raise the money to send one of our students abroad. Honorary members this year are Rosario Uribe of Columbia, and Mustafa Unan of Turkey. Debbie King President Debbie Cohen Vice President Mariette Full Secretary Jody Burns Janice Carey Kate Fisher Linda Greaves Jane Ann Hartford Heidi Hirschy Kathy Jefferson Elizabeth Johns Paula Keating Candy Kolb Nancy Landes Chris McCarty Laurie McGillis Nedra Morgan Ann Nebeker Jan Power Sue Roberson Cindy Smith Mustafa Unan Rosario Uribe Jim Verner Joan Williamson Kris Zelenkov Mrs. McKain Advisor Mrs. Robertson Advisor 38 UN CLUB The United Nations clubs from all Utah Schools join every year in April to form a Model United Nations. The country assigned to RHSM provided a great deal of excitement, as Taiwan is a member of the Security Council, General Assembly, and Economic and Social Council. Members of the dele- gation were able to plan and participate fully in the action of the two days. Marleen Kassel President Gary Goates Vice President Kris Zelenkov Secretary Jim Fessenden Treasurer Thom Jensen Parliamentarian Bob Axelrad John Browning Jody Burns Bryce Carey Debbie Cohen Stuart Cohen Carlos Eyzaguirre Maggie Fitzpatrick Kim Fuller Linda Greaves Shan Juvelin Candy Kolb Chris McCarty Alan Marshall Nedra Morgan John Roberson Sue Scott Mustafa Unan Rosario Uribe J oan Williamson Mrs. Miller Advisor mN ' -. ■ - y ' M mm i LANCUACE REPREfENTATIVEt The Spanish, French and Latin Clubs were all combined to form the Language Club. Each class elected representa- tives to work together in planning large- scale events. One of the most success- ful activities of the school year was the Mardi Gras, planned by the Language Club for the entire student body. Debbie Cohen Laurie Coombs Mariette Full Gary Goates Tom Hohn Cynde Meyers Liz Murray Jan Power Karen Rowley Joan Williamson Mike Winther Mrs. Learned Advisor Mr. Corro Advisor 39 SERVICE CLUB rp For the first time this year, Rowland Hall-St. Marks has joined with the YWCA in instituting a Big Sister-Little Sister program. Approximately 25 girls from the high school have little sisters from Jefferson school. The RHSM girls meet with their little sisters regularly and soon become friends. School activities as well as outside events are shared together. Christine McCarty President Maggie Fitzpatric Vice President Lindsey Caffall Secretary Gini Ashton Kate Fisher Shan Juvelin Jane Ann Hartford Paula Keating Linda Lichens Pam McClary Ann Nebeker Kathleen Stahl Joan Williamson Father Pete Advisor SUB-DEBS ; ' ' N i The Symphony Sub- Debs contrib- ute to the cultural life of the school. The group was formed to help the Utah Symphony in its efforts in fund raising and to encourage students to support the Orchestra. Christine McCarty, chapter President, is also President of the State organization of Sub- Debs. Gini Ashton Jody Burns Debbie Cohen Laurie Coombs Valli Gibbons Linda Greaves Jane Ann Hartford Kathy Jefferson DeLynn Johnson Shan Juvelin Marleen Kassel Candy Kolb Debbie King Linda Lichens Nedra Morgan Jan Power Karen Rowley Sue Scott Kathleen Stahl Cindy Smith LaRae Thomason Lynn Wehrli Joan Williamson Rosario Uribe Kris Zelenkov Mrs. Keating Advisor 40 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, newly formed this year, gives to the student of the sciences an opportunity to do and experience activities that he as an individual would be unable to do. Activities this year included a trip to the University Medical Center and a tour of the Electron Microscope Facility, Jim Vornor President Jim Voigt Vice President Mike Winther Secretary Bryce Carey Debbie Cohen Tom Hohn Gary Goates Debbie King Pam McClary James Porter Jan Power Robert Quist Mr. Lewis Advisor LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, also newly formed this year, trains students in the care- taking of the library. Interested people use their free periods in helping Mrs. Carey to organize the card catalogue, process books, and keep the library in order. Jody Burns Lindsey Caffall Linda Greaves Jane Ann Hartford Debbie King Chris McCarty Mrs. Carey Advisor 41 SKI CLUB Skiing has always been an important part of the winter life of RHSM. The Ski Club and Ski Team represent skiers organized to better the sport in the school and in the area. The Ski Team especially represents the school well in international events such as competition against large ski organi- zations such GTO and ATS. Jody Burns President Robert Quist Vice President Kris Zelenkov Secretary Chris Clark Debbie Cohen Chris Erskine Carlos Eyzaguirre Jim Fessenden Mark McGillis Peter Monson Liz Murray Jan Power Sue Roberson Karen Rowley Robyn Smith Jim Voigt Lynn Wehrli Ann Worthington SKI TEAM Chris Clark Captain Carlos Eyzaguirre Mark McGillis Peter Monson Robert Quist Karen Rowley Lynn Wehrli Kris Zelenkov Mrs. Hackett Advisor 42 SOCCER TEAM Soccer is one of the only sports in which RHSM has competently been able to compete with the large high schools of the city. The Soccer team, practicing after school daily during the Fall and Spring, plays region games weekly, thus providing the small school student body with the excitement of competition. Kim Fuller Captain Bryce Carey Chris Clark Jim Fessenden Ridgely Gilmour Tom Hohn James Porter Robert Quist John Roberson Mustafa Unan Jim Verner Jim Voigt Mike Winther Jim Woolf BOARDING DEPARTMENT X Aunt Henrie One of the advantages of an independent school is its opportunity to have students from all around the country and the world. This need is filled by the Boarding Depart- ment which is supervised by Mrs. Henrietta Person, Housemother, Mrs. Greta Graham, and Miss Sylvia Somsen. This group of girls select their own House Council whose job it is to represent the group in the Student Council, as well as regulate their living conditions. House Council President, Pam McClary finds the job of representing a family is not an easy one. House Council 44 Pam McClary, President, House Council Joan Williamson, Senior Class Representative Linda Greaves, Junior Class Representative Debbie King, Sophomore Class Representative Kathleen Stahl, Freshmen Class Representative Ann Worthington, 8th Grade Representative Gini Ashton Vicki Bartlett Laurie Coombs Heidi Hirschy Kathy Jefferson Linda Lichens Jan Power LaRae Thomason Miss Somsen Mrs Graham STAFF Mrs Margaret Beck Mrs. Greta Graham The contributions of the Staff, often unrecognized by the rest of the school, are vital to the func- tioning of the school. The office and house staffs deserve a vote of thanks for the work they do so diligently, and for the little reward they receive. Mrs Reva Leone Mrs. Carol Nichols Mr. Maury Pearce Mrs. Phyllis Reed Mrs. Alice Trapett Mrs. Mary Wood PUBLICATIONS A significant contribution to the school s journalistic efforts was the reappearance of The Lion. Working with maximum enthusiasm and mini- mum typing skill, the Sophomores issued The Lion upon occasion. Their ambitious effort was rewarding to them and to those who read their work. LION Chris Bohle Debbie Cohen Linda Greaves Debbie King Jan Power Sue Roberson Cindy Smith Craig Smith LaRae Thomason Jim Verner Jim Voigt Mike Winther MEDALLIONS A student expresses what he feels in many ways, not the least of which is in writing. At RHSM, one of the highlights of the end of the year is seeing ones fellow students’ literary work in print as Medallions, the school literary magazine, is published. How rewarding it will be to look back on a friend’s thoughts as well as his picture. Sue Scott Editor Candy Kolb Nedra Morgan Karen Rowley Mrs. Jane Bradley Advisor HALLMARK 1969 After a year of consistent effort and worry, the Hallmark was published in May. The 1969 Yearbook represents a joint effort of teachers and students in organizing the largest and most com- plicated publication of the year. Al- though the Hallmark is compiled by a small group of students, the full co- operation of all the members of the school is necessary in making the pub- lication successful. I would like to thank the faculty and students for their efforts. In particular,. I would like to express my appreciation to my staff editors: Thom Jensen, Gary Goates, and Marietta Full. Finally, I would like to thank my two faculty advisors, Mr. Larimer and Mr. Fox, for their patience and understanding. Marleen Kassel Editor Marleen Kassel Editor Thom Jensen Copy Editor Gary Goates Head Photographer Mariette Full Business Manager Bob Axelrad Edward Axelrad Pam McClary Craig Smith Kris Zelenkov Jim Woolf Cover Design Mr. Larimer Advisor Mr. Fox Advisor HONORS Lynn Wehrli National Merit Finalist Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Thom Jensen National Merit Letter of Commendation Rotary Scholarship Marleen Kassell Utah Girls ' State Gary Goates Science Symposium 49 HELLO DAY PICNIC BAZAAR MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAY “SNOW QUEEN” ELECTION DANCE HEN PARTY B.D. CHRISTMAS PARTY SNOWBALL DANCE CANDLE AND CAROL SKI PROGRAM SENIOR STOMP SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES SPEAK EASY DANCE SENIOR PLAY “CURIOUS SAVAGE” MARDI GRAS APS BREAKFAST SAN FRANCISCO TRIP RIVER TRIP SCIENCE FIELD TRIP JUNIOR PROM MODEL UNITED NATIONS SENIOR FASHION SHOW ALL SCHOOL PLAY BIRTHDAY BARBECUE SPRING ART FAIR SENIOR DINNER BACCALAUREATE GRADUATION 50 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS AXELRAD. Robert Homecoming Committee 9.10 German Club 9 Readers Guild 1 0 State Math Contest 10,11,12 Model United Nations 11,12 Inquiring Editor 1 1 Hallmark 11,12 Cast All School Play 1 1 Cast Senior Class Play 12 University Program 12 BROWNING. John Spanish Club 9,10,1 1 ,1 2 Lion Staff 9 Cast Candle and Carol 12 Crew Senior Play 12 Model United Nations 12 BURNS, Jo Ann Basketball Team 9 Volleyball Team 9 Tennis Championship 9 Ski Club Vice President 11 Ski Club President 12 Ski Team 1 1 Latin Club Vice President 9 French Club Secretary 1 1 Lion 1 1 Hallmark 10,11 Medallions Co-editor 1 1 Readers ' Guild 11,12 Choir 9,12 Chapel Guild 9,10 Altar Guild 1 1,12 Altar Guild President 12 AFS Representative 12 AFS Transportation Committee 12 Welfare 1 2 Crew Senior Play 12 Model United Nations 12 Language Club 1 2 Prefect 1 2 CLARK. Christopher Basketball Team 9,10,1 1 Soccer Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Ski Club 9,10,11,12 Ski Team 9,10,1 1 .12 Ski Team Captain 10,12 Letterman ' s Club 9,10,1 1,12 State All-Star Soccer Team 1 0,1 1 ,1 2 Student Council 11,12 Activities Director 11 Charlie Brown ' 1 1 Hallmark Staff 1 1 Middle School Play (musician) 12 Acolyte 1 1 Crucifer 1 2 Detention Study Hall, permanent member 12 COHEN, Stuart French Club 9,10 Spanish Club 1 1 Language Club 1 2 Tennis Team 9, 10. 11. 12 Tennis Team Captain 12 Lion Staff 9,1 0 Lion Co-editor 1 1 Cast All School Play 10,1 1 Cast Candle and Carol 10,11 Cast Senior Play 1 2 Chapel Committee 10 Model United Nations 11,12 Manager School Store 11 Class Secretary-Treasurer 11 Class President 12 COOMBS. Laurie Language Club Representative 12 Crew Senior Class Play 12 Mardi Gras Queen 12 EYZAGUIRRE, Carlos Ski Club 11,12 Ski Team 11.12 French Club 11,12 Model United Nations 12 FESSENDEN. James Basketball 1 0.1 1 Soccer Team 10, 11, 12 Letterman s Club 10,11,12 Ski Team 10,1 1 Co-captain Ski Team 1 1 Ski Club 10,11 Charlie Brown 1 1 Class President 1 1 Choir 10,12 Hallmark Staff 1 1 Student Council 11,12 Acolyte 11,12 Student Lounge Committee 12 Middle School Play (musician) 12 Cast and Crew Senior Class Play 12 Prefect 1 2 Detention Study Hall, permanent member 12 FULLER, Kim Basketball Team 10,1 1 Captain Basketball Team 10 Soccer Team 10,11,12 Captain Soccer Team 12 Letterman s Club 1 0.1 1 ,1 2 Ski Team Captain 1 1 French Club 1 0 Spanish Club 11,12 Stage Manager Senior Play 12 Model United Nations 12 Class Vice President 12 GIBBONS, Valli Pep Club Representative 9 Latin Club 9,1 0 President Latin Club 10 French Club 9,1 1 President French Club 11 Language Club 1 2 Crew Senior Play 1 2 Chapel Guild 9,1 0 Altar Guild 11,12 Chapel Committee 12 Choir 10 Acolyte 1 1 University Program 12 JENSEN, Thomas Tennis Team 1 1 Soccer team 1 0 Letterman ' s Club 11 Cast All School Plays 10,1 1 Cast Senior Play 1 2 Cast Candle and Carol Plays 10,11,1 Cast Chapel Plays 10,11,12 Inquiring Editor 1 1 National Math Contest 1 1 Lion Staff 1 0 Lion Co-editor 1 1 Hallmark Copy Editor 12 Model United Nations 11,12 Readers Guild 11,12 Choir 10 Organist 11,12 Acolyte 11,12 Prefect 1 2 JOHNSON, DeLynn Ski Club 10,11,12 Ski Team 1 0,1 1 Choir 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10,1 1 Language Club 1 2 AFS Club 10 Chapel Committee 11 Cast All School Play 1 1 Crew Senior Play 12 KASSEL, Marleen French Club 9,1 1 Latin Club 9,1 0 Choir 9,1 0 Chapel Guild 9,10 Altar Guild 1 1,12 Readers Guild lO.IV Chapel Committee 1 1 Crew Senior Play 12 Girls ' State 1 1 KSXX Representative 1 1 United Fund Representative 12 Model United Nations 11,12 President Model United Nations 12 University Program 12 Hallmark Staff 10 Hallmark Business Manager 1 1 Hallmark Editor 1 2 KOLB, Candace French Club 1 0 Choir 10 Lion Staff 1 0 Medallions Staff 1 2 Homecoming Attendant 10 Cheerleader 1 0,1 1 Pep Club 10,11 Activities Director 1 1 Student Council 1 1 Cast Candle and Carol 1 1 Cast All School Play 10 Cast Senior Play 1 2 United Fund Representative 12 Readers Guild 1 2 Acolyte 1 2 McCLARY, Pamela Spanish Club 11,12 Hallmark 11,12 House Council President 12 Student Council 1 2 Ski Club 1 1,12 Pep Club 1 1 Drill Team 1 1 Inquiring Editor 1 1 Chapel Committee Secretary 12 Readers Guild 1 2 Cast All School Play 1 1 Cast Senior Play 12 MORGAN, Nedra French Club 9.1 0,1 1 Latin Club 9,10 Latin Club Secretary 10 Lion 1 0,1 1 Deseret News Correspondent 12 Hallmark 11,12 Choir 9,10,12 Chapel Committee 9,10 Chapel Guild 9,10 Altar Guild 11,12 Readers Guild 1 2 Cheerleader 9.1 0 Inquiring Editor 1 1 Cast Senior Play 12 AFS Club 12 Model United Nations 12 University Program 12 ROWLEY, Karen Spanish Club 1 1 Language Club 1 2 Language Representative 12 Ski Club 11,12 Ski Team 12 Service Club 1 1 Chapel Guild 1 1 Altar Guild 1 2 Medallions Staff 1 2 Student Lounge Committee 12 Senior Class Play Assistant Director 12 SCOTT. Susan Latin Club 9,10 French Club 9.1 0 Language Club 1 2 Cheerleader 9,10,1 1 Chapel Guild 9,10 Altar Guild 11,12 Choir 9,10 Readers Guild 10,11,12 AFS Club 10 Hallmark Staff 10 Crew All School Play 10 Assistant Director 11 Model United Nations 11,12 Chairman Sub For Santa 1 1 Student Council 1 1 Manager School Store 1 1 Cast Senior Play 12 University Program 12 Medallions Editor 12 UNAN, Mustafa Soccer Team 1 2 AFS Club 12 Crew Senior Play 12 Art Crew 1 2 Model United Nations 12 URIBE, Rosario Cast Senior Play 1 2 AFS Club 12 Model United Nations 12 Class Treasurer 1 2 WILLIAMSON, Joan Spanish Club 9,10,1 1 Language Representative 12 Class Treasurer 10 Chapel Guild 10 Altar Guild 11,12 Altar Guild Treasurer 1 0,1 1 ,1 2 Acolyte 11,12 House Council Representative 9 , 10,12 Homecoming Dance Chairman 11 Mardi Gras Chairman 12 Pep Club 9,10,11 Pep Club Vice President 11 Cheerleader 9,10 Hallmark Staff 9,1 0 Crew Senior Play 12 Model United Nations 12 WEHRLI, Lynn Ski Club 11,12 Ski Team 11,12 Cheerleader 1 0,1 1 Latin Club 10 Spanish Club 1 0,1 1 Language Club 12 Chapel Guild 10 Altar Guild 1 1,12 Acolyte 11,12 Class President 10 Cast All School Play 10 Cast Candle and Carol 1 1 Cast Senior Play 12 Betty Crocker Homemaker 12 Merit Scholar Finalist 12 Prefect 1 2 ZELENKOV, Kristina Basketball Team 9,10 Drill Team 10,1 1 Volleyball Team 9 Tennis Championship 9 Ski Club 10,11 Ski Team 11,12 Ski Team Treasurer 12 Spanish Club 9,10,1 1 Language Club 1 2 Excellence in Language Fair 10,11 Chapel Guild 9,1 0 Altar Guild 11,12 Altar Guild Treasurer 12 Readers Guild 1 2 Class Vice President 11 Hallmark Staff 11,12 Crew Senior Play 12 Welfare Committee 12 Model United Nations Secretary 12 Class Secretary 1 2 60 WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWINfi PATRONS: Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. 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TANNER Large Selection of Turtle-necks, Mock- turtle, Levis, Stay Press Slacks and Nehru Jackets at Free perscription delivery service 465 E South Temple 355-3542 For All Your Photo Needs DUNDEE 232 South Main Street BRIGHAM STREET PHARMACY THE CHALK GARDEN SALONot BEAUTY m s PKone 277 -3651 3952 HIGHLAND DRIVE 70 See It First At ARTHUR FRANK Downtown - Cottonwood Mall Familiar Portals to Bigger Selections - Lower Prices - Easier Terms on Fine Home Furnishings The Out Front ’ Store in Furniture Fashions 214a HIGHl-AIMD DRIVE • SUGAR MOUSE • 404-8636 FROM THE { or the (M ' l)cst in watches, diamonds, siUci ' and china, stop at 163 South Main at the Lc son-Pearsall jcwelr ' Compan . . . the fiicndK ser icc of Mr. Russon is indicati e of the good character of the establishment vhich has ser ed students. HALLMARK STAFF 71 CONTENT “Heinsius, the keeper of the Library at Leyden in Holland, was mewed up in it all the year long; and that to which thy thinking should have bred a loath- ing, caused in him a greater liking. I no sooner (saith he] come into the Library, but I bolt the door to me, excluding lust, ambition, avarice, and all such vices, whose nurse is idleness, the mother of ignorance, and melancholy herself, and in the very lap of eternity, amongst so many divine souls, 1 take my seat, with so lofty a spirit and sweet content, that I pity all our great ones, and rich men that know not this business. — Robert Burton The Anatomy of Melancholy. OPIFERQUE PER ORBUM DICOR Once Again Compliments of MISS OLGA CLOUTZ Sunset Sporting Goods CONGRATULATES THE Stores SENIORS OF Richard L. McGillis ROWLAND HALL - ST. MARKS SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS! THE HALLMARK STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO MRS. FITZPATRICK FOR ALL HER HELP. . ' ' ’vft •■ ' W) . ' ;v- ' . ' i. :.■ ■. 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