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

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Brent Zemel 18 Rowmart, the school store, is run by the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade. It is having another successful year selling food and school supplies. It opened last May, and has made a profit of over six hundred dollars. The store is currently being managed by Sarah Culp, under the supervision of Mr. Hall. In January of ’86, the new managers will be Jennifer Beck, Deborah Miller, and Jennifer Lawler. It is open during the first lunch, second lunch, and sometimes after school. Rowmart is used to raise money for the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, and it provides a service for the school. Recently, Rowmart had a fashion show to increase students interest in the store and its products. Sarah Culp, the store manager, introduced the models with the great fashions and great products that they were modeling. Some of the merchandise included short sleeve shirts, long sleeve shirts, sweatshirts, bags, baseball hats, and school supplies. The fashion show was a success, and besides increasing their interests, it familiarized the students with what the store had to offer. The majority of the students interviewed thought that the store was a good idea, but some didn’t think it was useful. One student commented, “I think it’s too bad that people steal from it, but it’s a good thing to have so you don’t have to leave campus for food such as candy.” Mr. Hall said, ‘‘I think it provides a service for the school, it’s a good working experience, and it’s providing fun for some of the people who are working in it.”

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’■f Todd Lynch Michelle Marcelis Melissa Marlowe Dustin Marshall Betsy Mason Deborah Miller Anita Natesh Sam Palazzola Adam Philips Colette Rabin

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Patricia Anderson Greg Baxendale Christopher Beck Mike Benefield Rachel Berenson David Berenstein Rusty Bollow Mark Bremer Heidi Brinkerhoff Kelli Carter Judd Boardman Marina Condas