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

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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

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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.

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