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

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Sc oot In the beginning of our lower school years, our horizons are just starting to develop. One of our first horizons, though we may not under- stand it at the time, is reached on that wonderful and awesome first day of school. With each year, we grow up and out and inside. We meet new people and new books and new ways of doing, seeing, studying, and learn- ing. And we are learning fast and furiously. By the time we understand just what a horizon is, we are already reaching out for them!

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Elizabeth Miller Marleen Ruth Kassel Candace Kolb Eleanor Mallinckrodt Nedra Morgan Heidi Schlamm Susan Lee Scott Charla Mae Talcott Kathleen Taylor Isabelle Ward 26

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Sixth tfaacte What do you think people would be like if they didn ' t have horizons to aim for? I think people would not have the courage and the spirit to do things that must be done if they did not have a horizon to aim for. They would not have anything to hope for or care for. Carolyn Leslie Bransford Lindsey Ann Caffall Kristy Kay Coon Mariette H. Full Diana Ruth Hanson Christine McCarty Cynthia D. Myers Bonnie Shand Patricia Thompson Jackilyn Williams Jennifer Sheldon