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

Text from Pages 1 - 77 of the 1973 volume:

hallmaRk 1973 a publication of the uppeR school Rowland hall - st. maRk’s school salt lake city, Utah Lithographed by ZOMMUNITY PRESS Provo, Utah 1 Vj ( as we weRe then cLass of Nursery and Kindergarten 1959-1361 For many of its students, Rowland Hall - St. Mark’s is more than a school — it’s a way of life. This life-style started early for some of the Class of 1973. That ' s Finn- landia playing house with a friend in Nursery School. Even then, Grant was at the wheel” steering the way for his classmates. It’s hard to recognize the pensive little boy with the short hair as David, but we can easily identify Emma and Becky in their plaid Kindergarten uniforms. Although several came and then departed, the only member of the Class of 1973 to stick it out all the way through the Lower School was Emma Diamant. In 1967, however, David and Grant returned, and newcomers, Edward, Dee, Steve, Anne, and Ginger, joined them as classmates in the Seventh Grade. 1973 Several familiar faces in the Class of 1973 were added as the class moved through the Upper School grades. Looking at their pictures, we can see that some, like Kim and Harvey, look more serious than we ' ve ever seen them, while some, like Cam, just look younger and others, like Marty and Frances haven ' t changed much at all. Mimi came to RHSM from Mexico in September of 1971, and Chuck joined us the following year. Now, as Seniors, we can recognize the role RHSM has played in our individual development. We can also look back on the unique contribution each of us has made to the life-style of Rowland Hall - St. Mark’s School. Eighth Grade 1969 Eleventh Grade 1972 3 . some of those who have helped us alone the way. the boar6 Administration 7 , hmm m ; faculty staff 5 The Right Rev. Otis Charles Bishop Otis Charles, who became Episcopal Bishop of Utah in the fall of 1971 , has a double association with our school. He is deeply involved with the school’s religious program. Most students know him through the services he has conducted in our Chapel. In addition, he is chairman of the RHSM Board of Trustees, which meets every other month to consider matters of policy and finance that concern the school. Members of the Board include six parents of present RHSM students, three parents of alumni, and one alumna husband. RHSM BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Rt. Rev. Otis Charles, Chairman Mrs. John C. Adair Mr. H. Paul Bisping Mr. Will B. Boynton Mrs. Jules Dreyfous Virginia P. Frobes, Ph. D. Mr. George R. Jensen Mr. Leonard J. Lewis Mrs. Robert E. McConaughy Martha Monroe, Ph. D. Mr. David Nelson Mrs. William H. Olwell Mr. William M. Purdy Mr. Alden G. Roach Jr. Mr. Joseph Rosenblatt Mrs. David Rowley Mr. Gilbert L. Shelton Mrs. Allen T. Shott Mr. M. Walker Wallace Dr. James T. Weston 6 Mr. William Purdy Headmaster Ultimate responsibility for our way of life at RHSM rests with Mr. Purdy. Through his administrative ability com- bined with kindness and deep concern, he has provided the leadership nec- essary to maintain the standards of Rowland Hall - St. Mark’s School, and he has had a profound influence on the Class of 1973. G AftmmistRation Mr. Michael G. Koetter Dean of Students As dean of students, admissions dir- ector, and college counselor, Mr. Koetter has a close association with the students of RHSM. Responsible for the over-all supervision of the Upper School, he has helped our class in many areas of academic and per- sonal development. faculty .... staff .... 7 Mrs. Bernhard French Mrs. Bradley History, Ancient History Religion, Philosophy Mrs. Carey Library, History Communication Skills Mrs. Clark Humanities Chairman Mr. Cooley Sciences Mr. Dalgleish Mathematics Mrs. Ficks Girls P.E. Mr. Fox Fine Arts Chairman Miss Haglund Music 8 Mr. Lewis Science, Photography Mrs. Koetter Crafts Mr. Koetter Mathematics Mr. Miller Boys ’ P.E Mrs. Mulder English, Geography Miss Pappas English Mrs. Patterson French Mr. Purdy History Mr. Shipley History 9 Capt. Smith Science and Mathematics Chairman Mrs. Spicer Spanish Mrs. Kimball Development Director Miss Kirk Bookkeeper, Office Manager Mrs. Rees Registrar Miss Purdy Receptionist Mrs. Beck - Margaret Chef Mr. Hendricks - Alex Maintenance Engineer Head of Transportation t 1 . ... AS we AR6 now 1973. 11 Dudley Moore Amoss Jr. Choir: 10, 11, 12 Soccer Team: 8,9, 10, 11, 12 Candle and Carol Service: 9 Edward Alan Axelrad All School Play Cast: 9, 10, 11, 12 State Math Contest: 9, 10 Regional Drama Festival: 9 - superior rating, 10, 1 1 State Drama Festival: 9 Student Government: 9, 10, 11 Finance Committee Chairman: 12 Hallmark Staff: 9, 10 - Photography Editor: 12 Model United Nations: 9 Regional Language Festival: 10 State Language Festival: 10 Forensics: 1 1 12 Grant Lewis Burgess All School Play Cast and Crew: 9, 10, 11, 12 State Math Contest: 9, 10 - second place, 11 Soccer Team: 11,12 Lettered in Soccer: 1 1 Choir: 1 1 Student Government: 11,12 Education Committee Chairman: 12 Thespian Society: 11, 12 Forensics: 11 - Superior in Alpine Meet: 11 Ski Team: 1 2 Steven Shane Carter All School Play Cast: 12 Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 Human Relations Committee Chairman: 12 Ski Club: 9, 10, 1 1 Mountain Climbing Club: 9, 10 Quarterly Staff: 1 1 Hallmark Photography Staff: 12 Chapel Committee: 12 Delegate To Youth Senate Program: 12 13 Emma Lynne Diamant All School Play Crew: 11,12 Choir: 9, 10, 11, 12 Chapel Committee: 9 Acolyte: 9 AFS Club: 9 French Club: 10 Tennis Club: 10 Student Government: 1 1 Inquiring Editor: 1 1 Student Representative to the Board of Trustees: 1 1 Regional Drama Festival: 11 Patrick Kimball Feeny Jr. All School Play Cast and Crew: 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer Team: 9,10- Co-Captain: 11,12 Hallmark Staff: 9, 10 - Business Manager: 12 Ski Club: 9 Acolyte: 10, 11, 12 Altar Guild: 10 State Math Contest: 10, 11 State Drama Festival: 10, 11 State All-Star Soccer Team: 1 1 Basketball Team Co-Captain: 11,12 Thespian Club: 11,12 Model United Nations: 11 Student Government: 12 14 Finnlandia Grete Gurholt All School Play Cast: 1 1 Acolyte: 9, 10, 11, 12 Altar Guild: 9, 10, 11, 12 Chapel Committee: 9, 10, 11, 12 Candle and Carol Service: 9, 10, 11 Regional Drama Festival: 9, 10, 11 Frances Covington Hartogh All School Play Crew: 11,12 Model United Nation: 10, 11, 12 Mountain Climbing Club: 10 French Club: 10 National French Test: 10, 11, 12 Candle and Carol Service: 11, 12 Student Government: 12 Hallmark Staff: 12 15 Oscar Harvey King III All School Play Cast and Crew: 10, 11, 12 Soccer Team: 10 - Co-Captain: 11,12 Acolyte: 1 0, 1 1 Choir: 12 Class President: 11,12 Basketball Team: 11, 12 - Co-Captain: 11 Hallmark Staff: 10 - Editor: 12 Assistant Store Manager: 12 Forensics: 1 2 Cameron Lindsley All School Play Cast: 12 Ski Club: 9, 10, 11 Ski Racing: 12 Soccer Team: 1 1 Basketball Team: 1 1 Student Government: 12 Forensics: 11,12 16 Miriam Rafaela Moreno All School Play Crew 12 Acolyte 10 Chapel Guild 10 Student Government 10 Model United Nations 10, 1 1 Martha Colette Quigly All School Play Crew 10, 1 1 Chapel Guild 9 Hallmark Staff 9, 10 Art Editor 12 Spanish Club 9 Acolyte 10, 11, 12 Student Government 11,12 Student Director of Art Show 1 2 17 Charles Sidney Tannenbaum All School Play Cast 12 Inquiring Editor 1 1 Thespian Club 11,12 Regional Drama Festival 11 Forensics 1 2 Rebecca Tribe Choir 9 Acolyte 10 Altar Guild 10 Tennis Club 10 Model United Nations 1 1 Drama Festival 1 1 Candle and Carol Service 11,12 Gourmet Club 1 2 Hallmark Staff 1 2 Medallions Staff 1 2 18 Virginia Farr Wilson All School Play Crew 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Director of School Play 1 2 Drama Festival 9, 10, 11, 12 Choir 9 Ski Club 9 Candle and Carol Service 9, 1 1 French Club 10 Tennis Club 10 Student Government 1 1 Social Committee Chairman 12 Model United Nations 11 Forensics 1 2 Hallmark Co-Editor 12 ■H n David Mayer Woodman All School Play Cast 10 Crew 11,12 Soccer Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Latin Club 9 School Store Manager 11,12 Regional Drama Festival 1 1 Candle and Carol Service 10, 11, 12 Student Government 10, 12 Inquiring Editor 1 1 Junior Class President 1 1 19 Cynthia Anne Worthington All-School Play Crew 10, 11, 12 Altar Guild 9 Student Government 10, 1 1 Crucifer 11,12 Acolyte 10 Candle and Carol Service 9 Hallmark Staff 9, 10 Ski Team 9 Tribune Poetry Contest - Honorable Mention 1 1 Medallions Editor 1 2 Because RHSM provides a way for students to fulfill requirements at their own rate, Becky Nibley and Debbie Weston will accompany the Seniors and be- come members of the graduating Class of 1973. Becky, who came to RHSM in 1964, and Debbie, who joined her in 1968, have, through dedication to their studies, accomplished the unusual feat of com- pleting graduation requirements while still in their Junior year. Best wishes and congratulations to Becky and Debbie. 20 Becky Nibley mm All School Play Cast 10 Language Fair 9 Forensics 10 Symphony Sub Debs 9 President 10 Mountain Climbing Club 9 Ski Team 1 1 National French Test 9 Regional Drama Festival 10 Medallions Staff 9, 1 0 High School Correspondent for the Tribune 1 1 Debra Deon Weston Regional Drama Festival 10 Forensics 10 Symphony Sub Debs 9, 10 French Club 9 High School Challenge 10 State Math Contest 10 Language Fair 9 National French Test 9, 10 Mountain Climbing Club 9 21 our fRiends and 22 fellow students Each class of Rowland Hall-St. Mark ' s has a char- acter of its own which enhances the lifestyle of the school. From the lively, mischievous seventh graders through the witty, expressive Juniors, to the sometimes sophisticated Seniors, the composite character of the school is apparent. Through their combined efforts the students form a unified student body and create an atmosphere of friendship which gives RHSM its unique quality as a school. 23 junior class The various classes have distinct characteristics fostered through monthly class meetings and special class activities. The Juniors are no exception. Through trial and error, organization and chaos, they have conducted a successful dinner, several car washes, a smashing bazaar project and a lavish Junior Prom. Though other descriptions have been suggested, no one can argue that this is “a class with an abund- ance of energy.” Through cooperation and initiative, they have achieved more privileges than any pre- vious Junior Class. Nicole Bernhard Les Blackner John Amoss Roslyn Dupler Betsy Falvey Alice Clark 24 Kay Ritchie Duncan Rowley Mattson Shepard 25 Quentin Smelzer III Tara Troutner Tracy Ulery Barbara Weems sophomore class The sophomore class is a group of true in- dividuals with different ideas and ways of doing things. But, in spite of their differences, they have a special kind of unity. Each sophomore contributes something of his own to the school; together the class is really something else! Jana Christiansen Jeff Coles Mary Fairchild 27 Lisa Feeny Ann Gamble Kris Hammond Emily Legge Lisa Lindsley Lawrence Mason 28 Glen Purdy Francine Pullman Kim McConaughy Leslie Shade Leah Skien Allan Steinhardt Leslie Stringham Bobby Young Michael Stenchever 29 fReshman class The ninth grade this year is a group of generally quiet and reserved individuals. But a few members of the class seem to have enough energy for every- one. This makes the class somewhat of an enigma to the rest of us. Dan Busey Rusty Chobot Carol Burgess Picture not available Lisa Cowley 30 31 Kerry Hawkes Jeff Hendricks Jean Johnson Shaun McCarthy Scott Kalm Roger McGillis Judith Kassel Albert Miyazaki Louis Sannella Roger Skien Doug Smith Picture not available Mary Sue Smith Not Shown 32 Joe T ucker John Wallace Sarah Woiback eighth an6 seventh grades . . . 33 eighth qpa6e Justin Blackmore Sean Carson Katie Coles Cindy Cork 34 Tricia Dunn Annette Geldzahler Adam Groo Cheryle Jackson Sandy Jarvis Major Johnson David Larson Steve Lawry Mark Liddle Carin McConaughy Lesele Rose Craig Ross Marc Stenchever Claudia Sutulov Tim Thompson Chris Weston seventh . . . Jane Berman Tom Blackwell Brett Bradford Lucy Buehl 36 Susan Dalgleish Danielle Della Piana John Dreyfous John Feeny Aubyn Gwinn Todd Gwinn Thom Hartford Kimberly Henneman Martin Houck Todd Liddle 37 ■■MM Tom Lignell Robert Makoff John Nelson Steve Price Drew Purdy Alex Robinson Brooke Rosenblatt Stacy Rosenblatt Gibby Shelton Charles Smith Cary Young Alan Youngblood 38 organizations . ( ) m • {3 chapel student goveRnment BoaRding depaRtment gouRmet cIub model united nations cIub puBlications hallmaRk medallions ski team socceR team BasketBall team hello day uppeR school tea uppeR school camping tRips flaming goRge -70s gRades dead hORse point - 9 10 gRades canyonlands - n 12 gRades uppeR school dance Utah symphony conceRt Back to school night seventh and eighth gRades’ dance univeRsity of denveR ORchestRa conceRt all-school play twelfth night candle and caROl winteR spoRts pRogRam intensive study pRogRam san fRancisco tRip junioR-senioR coed seventh and eighth gRades ' musical li ' l aBneR science faiR fine aRts faiR open house junioR fund Raising dinneR deffesach aRt show junioR pRom BazaaR RiveR tRip junioR-senioR coed lagoon day awaRds dinneR seniOR awaRds dinneR BaccalauReate seRvice seniOR BReakfast gRaduation chapel Chapel had a late start this year, but a student Chapel committee met with Bishop Charles and arranged to have a service once a week. Since Father El- lingson s arrival, Lower School services and a Communion service have been added. Crucifers, Anne Worthington and Marci Hackett; Acolytes, Steve Lawry, Justin Blackmore, Finnlandia Gurholt, Harvey King, Knox Fitzpatrick, and Mike Dunn; and Choir members, Dee Amoss, John Amoss, Leslie Stringham, Mary Fairchild, Carol Burgess, Bobby Young, Carolyn Fredricks, Kerry Hawkes, Mike Dunn, Quentin Smelzer III, Jim Ure, Doug Arnold, Harvey King, Kris Ham- mond, and Anne Chavre, have all con- tributed their time and effort to the Chapel program. 41 student government In its second year in committee format, Rowland Hall - St. Mark’s stu- dent government has allowed students to have an active part in the func- tion of the school. In this structure, there is a representative from each class on each committee: Education, Finance, Social, and Human Relations. This provides a means of communication between the administration, faculty and students and also allows students to work together for common causes. These committees have worked to obtain new uniform regulations, an im- proved curriculum, revised procedures for the recording of permanent grades, time for enjoyable activities, additional student privileges, assembly speakers, and a weekly Forum program. education committee Left to right: Knox Fitzpartick, Francis Hartogh, Mrs. Clark, Jeff Hendricks, Grant Burgess-chairman, Gibby Shelton, Bobby Young, Mr Fox. Not shown: Carenlee Barkdull. 42 finance committee Left to right: Harvey King, David Woodman, Edward Axelrad, Chairman; Jean Johnson, John Dreyfous, Craig Ross Not shown: Quentin Smelzer Hi, Mr Cooley, Allen Steinhardt human Relations committee Left to right: Steve Carter, Chairman; Kim Feeny, Mrs Mulder, Kim McConaughy, Mrs Carey. Kerry Hawkes, Jon Geldzahler. Not shown: Stacy Rosenblatt, Annette Geldzahler 43 sociaL committee Left to right: Marty Quigly, Alice Clark, Kris Hammond, Katie Coles, Mrs. Patterson, Ginger Wilson, Chair- man; Scott Eggertson Not shown: Brooke Rosenblatt BOARPinq depARtment The boarding department at Rowland Hall - St. Mark’s has students from California, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Utah, Canada, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia. These boys and girls range in age from thirteen to eighteen and their interests range from motorcycle racing to sewing. This year the boarders have gone to plays, the ballet, and the symphony; taken lessons in karate, judo, ballet, and in- strumental music; and have gone on trips to Zion and the Kier cabin in the Uintahs. The boarding department routine is structured during the school week, but the individual can work within this structure. Study hall hours can be adjusted for driver’s education or judo lessons. Sleeping during study hall is frowned upon, but a precautionary splash of cold water before the dinner bell may help on to pass muster. 45 46 all school play . . . .tweLfth niQht All the world ' s a stage,” and so was RHSM when a cast of twenty-one players and numerous crew members cooperated to present Shakespeare ' s Twelfth Night on December 7, 8, and 9. The production, under the direction of Mrs. Clark, featured an improvised prologue and live music. According to Ginger Wilson, student director, the play was truly a learning experience for all participants. OH, THOSE TIGHTS! 47 intensive stu6y . . . . .... winteR spORts junior an6 senior class .... . . . . san fRancisco tRip 51 j Li ' L aeneR .... seventh an6 eighth QRa6e musical 52 stu6ent fine ARts f AIR 55 my 56 57 58 59 r 60 Quentin Smelzer Make-up Editor Harvey King Editor hallmaRk ' 73 Kim Feeny Business Editor Edward Axelrad Photography FACULTY ADVISORS: George E. Fox Mary R. Clark Marty Quigiy Art Editor Nicole Bernhard Copy Editor Cameron Lindsley Staff Artist Ginger Wilson Assistant Editor idr. and ttirs. c. edmund Bimqess mR. and mRs. RichaRd majOR claRk mR. and ttirs. a. t. diamant dR. and mRs. chelton s. feeny mR. patRick k. feeny sr. dR. and itirs. knox fitzpatRick mR. and mRs. david qeldzahleR mR. and mRs. finn z. quRhoLt mR. and ttirs. o. haRvey king jr. mRs. Ben e. linqenfelteR mR. and mRs. RichaRd Lindsley mR. and mRs. james e. quiqley Lt. coL. and mRs. fRed a. ReseRq mR. and itirs. david Rowley dR. and mRs. L. Reid shepaRd ms. salLy smelzeR mR. and ttirs. 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