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

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' Dedication MRS. JANE BRADLEY Mrs. Bradley ' s support and understanding, her wis- dom and regard for each of us, have been important mainstays during this decisive year. To her teaching duties, she brings a contagious enthusiasm which makes her classes an exciting adven- ture; to her administrative duties she brings both the perspective and the concern which have served well in this crucial year for Rowland Hall. Thus, as both teacher and counselor, she has helped us determine our horizons and with an affectionate and judicious hand, has guided us toward them. To you, Mrs. Bradley, we dedicate this Yearbook. 2

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(itnacUictioit As tiny babies and toddlers, our horizons are limited to the four walls of our homes, but in time, these horizons begin to widen, first to include our streets, then our neighborhoods, then the limitless horizons of the world of school. With so many people surrounding us in our broadening spheres of experience, with their varied ways of thinking and their diversified be- liefs, we might easily become confused and lost. We need help to learn to distinguish right from wrong, to choose the values on which we will build our lives, to see the horizons of life clearly and so be able to aim for and reach them. At school, this help comes from our teachers. They nurture our minds with the knowledge that opens many horizons to us. They guide us toward meaningful values and goals, inspire us to aim for them, teach us to be self- reliant and develop a sense of personal integrity. When a girl graduates from Rowland Hall and faces the adult world, she may aim for the highest goals, the loftiest of horizons, with confidence. 3