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

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Emily Legge Lawrence Mason Roberta Young Leslie Stringham Leah Skein 27 JUNIOR CLASS

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THE JUNIOR CLASS - The junior class has emerged (submerged?) this year with a special kind of unity, working together as a class, with each member retaining his or her distinctive characteristics. As a group they form a piquant blend of individuality, expressing themselves independently, yet still capable of learning from one another. It is this that will help them immensely next year when their influence as seniors becomes important to the entire upper school. Cathy Ama Roberta G. ' aham Kristian Hammond Jeff Hayes 26

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS - With a great deal of charm and finesse, the tenth graders have contributed greatly to the lifestyle of the entire school. Their smashing hick style lunch- eon, for example, was the highlight of the Bazaar. Their involvement in forensics. Model United Nations, acting, soccer and tennis— as well as their contributions in class— make them a group that is well liked and well respect- ed by both teachers and students. Doug Arnold Lisa Cowley James Gooch J ' nelle Hathaway 28