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

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hree (irare© • J NCH upon a time, although not so long ago as that sounds, I was walking up the street in Los Angeles. Suddenly a car stopped by the curb and some- one called my name. It was a lovely young woman. ' Tell me all about the School, ' ' she said, tell me about the teachers. I miss the Hall so much. want to know about it. I am home-sick. She was a Rowland Hall girl. Once upon a tune, although not so lo7ig ago as that sounds, I was visiting a little torni in the sage-brush miles away from everybody. It was Simday and m the tiny church sat a mother and her two little girls. She was an attractive and cultured woman. After the service she came to me with her children. How is the school getting on. Bishop f I want my daughters to go there some day. I shall never forget what it did for me. She was a Rowland Hall girl. Once upon a time, although not so long ago as that sounds, I was chatting with an old frieiid in a Boston hotel. We were discussing old times. A young woman was walking down the corridor with her mother. As she approached the spot where I was sitting, she stopped. Why, Bishop! she exclaimed, what are you doing here? It seems like home to see you here. How is everything at school? I have never seen a school I like so much. I loved it there. She was a Rowland Hall girl. So it goes. Pacific Coast, Atlafitic Shore, and Sage- brush. All up and down the country. And everywhere our pupils go, they say good words for Rowland Hall. The Bishop

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Miss Callie B. Gaines Principal of Rowland Hall

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The Right Reverend A. W. Moulton Bishop of Utah Rector of Rowland Hall