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

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©rmitfon THE RIGHT REVEREND A. W. MOULTON Bis jo p of Utah Rector of Rowland Hall

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®rim on Beb teat ton - 4 To Mrs. Virginia Lafayette Rowland, who, with her daughter, founded Rowland Hall in 1880 , in memory of her husband, Benjamin Rowland, we, the class of Nine- teen Twenty-seven lovingly dedicate this fifth volume of The Crimson Rambler. five

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Ctoentp etott % -o- C ome hear what my Muse has imparted to me; L et your ears be attent while I tell it to thee. A ffection’s sweet spirit is burdened with pain, S ince I never shall see my dear Seniors again. S chool is out and they’ll never come back to be taught; o F f the wisdom we give they are heavily fraught, ive and ten sweetest maidens a school ever knew. 1 V here’s Helen, Myra, Mildred, and Dorothys two, w hat we ever shall do when these Dainties depart, K ach day is the question that weighs down my heart. N ow Margie, Ruth, Cynthia, Iva, and Alice T ransform these wide rooms into halls of a palace. Y ou ne’er will discover a like group of Fairies, S uch as Mary and Gladys and Susanna Harris. E ach one of my girls has an air of authority, V irginia Rea and Virginia Dougherty. E vermore, dearest friends, be your thought best of all N evermore to forget the old school, Rowland Hall. A. W. M.