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

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I his is a meek attempt to make A teacher quite ideal; And so from our fond Faculty These attributes I steal: The knowledge Miss Van Fossen has For she must be well-read; Miss Bromiley’s pep and sportsmanship Without which she’d seem dead. Miss Berle’s eyes and eye lashes To beautify her face; Mrs. Dahlquist ' s lithe figure To add a touch of grace. Since clothes indeed do make the man. She shall have Ma’m’zelle’s style; What kind of creature would she be Without Miss Weber’s smile? Mrs. Jones’ fair-mindedness And pleasantness toward all; Miss Gaines unquenchable desire To better Rowland Hall. I hope that after all’s been said You will agree with me, That if she ever should exist. You ' d like Miss Faculty. aSSSStt -v ' v.7 V;:;::::;.

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O, Beauty ye guiding gleams of light, Fairer than dreams of night, Dear mirror of the soul. Within the heart alone, Lies there a part of truth . . Not from the senses roll all that, is known, But from the heart of beauty is Beauty from beauty born. Shining fair the blue of skies above Are the soft eyes of love Which light the heart of truth. So it will dwell in rest Within the dell of life — Not from the world or youth, But from the breast . . Rings forth the knell of beauty From beauty is beauty born! All around the fleeing day of light The fading ray so bright lias more than gleaming gold. Splendor divine within, Outward, must shine to tell Not from the world or fold, Nor from life ' s 1 sin . . But from the mine of beauty It beauty from beauty born. - 26 -