Rowland Hall St Marks School - Hallmark Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Mrs. Tina Brothers 3rd Grade She brings variety to her classes and keeps the interest of her students high. Mrs. Charlotte Burgess Music Talent and liveliness combine to make her class a popular one. Mrs. Eileen Couglass Nursery She teaches her children how to get along with each other as a first step in their education. Mrs. Katherine Edwards Kindergarten Her firm hand has guided kindergarteners for many years. LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY excite the imagination of the little ones and arouse their curiosity in the world about them. Each day they help the children to discover something new so that their interest never slackens. Given this rich background, they will fully appreciate the joys of living and learning as they grow older. Mrs. Janette Fischer 5th and 6th Grades H er use of visual aids makes learning easier and more enriching for her students. Mrs. Kay Hackett Girls ' P.E. and Tennis Her students in both the upper and lower school learn to develop coordination and athletic skills. Mrs. LeeAnn Hollis 1st Grade She teaches her students to develop good study habits for later years.

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Mrs, Avanell Learned Head of Language Department Her great store of knowledge of culture and history as well as the French language en- riches all her classes. Mr. William Purdy History Department-College Counselor His teaching is not of facts but of the forces that have moved men throughout history. Mrs. Ruth V. McKain Head of Mathematics Department She inspires curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. Mrs. Martha Miller Head of History Department Her open-mindedness in sharing her knowl- edge generates enthusiasm. Mr. Gerald Ottley Music Department In a brief time, he has demonstrated his virtuosity as a musician and teacher. UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY has the difficult job of preparing sfudents to become self-reliant and responsible after they leave RHSM. The success they have achieved in meeting this goal has been the result of an unusual trust and rapport between students and teachers. Because of this mutual relationship, each individual is aware of his own value as a part of a unified whole. Mrs. Karen Robertson Science Department-Biology She makes biology not a dull textbook course, but a living study of life. Mrs. Connie Sabir Language Department-Spanish Her youthful personality and interest in the students are assets to her classes.

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Mrs. Hazel Kirk Nursery Her love of children and ability to com- municate with them are her secrets to success. Mrs. Helen Raybould 1st Grade Her dedication and quiet manner insure confidence among the first graders. Mrs. Carolyn Morris 3rd Grade Young and enthusiastic ideas enliven her classes. Mrs. Helen Smith 6th Grade and Psychology She prepares students for that all-important step to seventh grade. Mademoiselle Jeanne Perrachon French Her students learn not only the language but the flavor of France as well. Mr. Dutch” Uhrlaub Geography and Boys ' P.E. He teaches his classes to expand their hori- zons and discover other worlds. Mrs. Marguerite Walker 3rd and 4th Grades Building sound character is the most important lesson she teaches. Mrs. lam Woodman Nursery Her love of children is but one of her many assets.