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

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In addition to participating in each chapel service, the Chapel Choir also existed for the first time as a full-credit class. Yet rehearsals were so relaxed and participation so enthusiastic that the class held a warmth rarely found in the ordinary classrooms. Attempting to share this spirit with others, the choir performed in several capacities during the year. They sang for civic organ- izations and were televised on Educational Television. Also, they revived the ancient religious service called Evensong. Much of the credit for such ebul- lience undoubtedly goes to the choir ' s directress Mrs. Helen Mitcheltree, who conceived the idea of reviving the Evensong services. Members of the choir included Janet Katz, Lynda Purdy, Malka Kassel, Emma Diamant, Sue Skinner, Sarah Sneed, Kay Ritchie, Elizabeth Murray, Kristin Osborn, Mary Beth Updike, David Browning, Stephen Goldsmith, Mark McGillis, Marc Browning, Dee Amoss, Michael Christenson, Ed Axelrad and Grant Burgess. 19 it ' -.

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The role of the acolytes is to help set the altar for a service, assist at the service and help prepare for the services. The acolytes are separated into three groups: servers at com- munion, servers at service and those who can do both. They include: Janice Carey, Emma Diamant, Becky Tribe, Elizabeth Murray, Mary Beth Updike, Mimi Moreno, Guri Gurholdt, Gleve Barkdull, Kathy Jefferson, Anne Worthington, Mike Christenson, Mary Jensen, Debbie King, Lynda Purdy, Kim Feeny, Harvey King, Jeff Roberson, Ann Nebeker, David Browning. 18

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