St Marks School - Marker Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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FACULTY The student ' s view, always enlarged by its faculty, was broadened geograph- ically when Mr. Redelinghuys of South Africa and Mrs. Easterling of France joined the staff. Five new teachers from closer to home also became a part of the school family. These new teachers, plus those from last year, continue to enrich the curriculum with their various experi- ences and backgrounds.

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ADMINISTRATION MRS. ELIZABETH T. CORR, Headmistress of Rowland Hall - Saint Mark s School, meets with the academic deans, Mr. Purdy and Mrs. Bradley. The administration of Rowland Hall - Saint Mark ' s School rests in the hands of Mrs. Elizabeth T. Corr, Headmistress. She is assisted by two academic deans. Legal and financial problems are dealt with by a board of trustees. In the early half of the school year, the board was made up of the combined boards of both schools. Later this interim board was dis- solved and was replaced by an eleven member board made up of former board members. The Board of Trustees is head- ed by The Right Reverend Richard S. Wat- son, Rector of the school. Mrs. Corr meets with the Board of Trustees in the School parlor. Standing, from left to right: Mr. H. Ross Brown, Jr., Mr. Scharf S. Sunner, Mr. H. D. Landes, Jr., Mr. J. P. Gibbons, The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson. Seated; Mr. Robert H. Bird, Mr. Daniel Schwartz; Mrs. Corr, Mrs. J. R. Roux, and Mr. Ja mes E. Hogle, Sr. 5

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Mrs. Jane G. Bradley English, History Mr. Richard P. Anderson Science Mrs. Marva T. Barnett Latin 7