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

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The school was founded with certain goals and desires which developed into a prophecy for future generations. The school year of 1970-1971 was affected by all the past years of the school’s existence and by the individuals who lived and worked within these halls. Traditions of academics, social organizations and activities, religion, fine arts and close friendships are just a part of the legecy left to the 1971 RH SM corporation. The 1971 Hallmark staff dedicates this yearbook to the exist- ance of the school, which not only fulfills the prophecy of past generations but is creating a legacy for the future. In the midst of this journey, we would like to take note of the people, environs, and spirit that marked this year as a special one. As a symbol of this journey’s progression, we specially note the new building that has enriched our legacy.

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A prophecy cannot achieve its full potential if its ideas are not put into practice. The implementation of the RHSM prophecy was the responsibility of the student council with the four prefects each leading for half a semester. The leadership provided by Guri Gurholt, Kristin Osborn, David Browning and Tom Meyer was greatly appreciated by the other members of the council, as well as the entire school. Each grade level from seventh through twelfth is represented on the council by one class member in addition to their class president. The school store manager, Ridgely Gilmore, the publications editors Debbie King, Sue Skinner, Debbie Cohen and Sue Roberson, and the activity directors Ann Nebeker and Mark McGillis are also voting members of the council, with the crucifers as honorary members. STUDENT LIFE Tom Meyer - Prefect David Browning - Prefect And in ship let sharing the sweetness of friend- there be laughter and the of pleasure. THE PROPHET Janet Katz Josh Rosenblott Sue Roberson Anne Perl Guri Gurholt - Prefect Kris Osborn - Prefect