St Marks School - Marker Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Mr. John R. Garrison, B.A. Mr. John W. Loomis Mr. Joseph E. Miranda, B.Mus., M.Mus. Mr. Miranda is the personable choir- master and organist for the two schools and for St. Mark’s Cathedral. The music of his organ and the choir add a great deal of beauty and meaning to the daily chapel services. Mrs. Edith Clark may be considered House mother of the St. Mark’s boarding department. More exactly, she accepts out of town students in her home. This year three boys boarded with Mrs. Clark. Mr. Garrison is the long-suffering coach of the basketball team. He feels the team is off to a fair start, and looks for an excellent season next year. He also helped design the gym program. Mr. Loomis is the gym instructor and coach of several teams. He teaches the upper forms gymnastics, and the lower forms swimming. Left to right; Hank Wilhite, Ralph Thurston and Chuck Swanson with Mrs. Clark in the living room at Mrs. Clark’s house Page eleven

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CHAPEL Each school day begins with the morning prayer in St. Margaret’s Chapel. A quiet place in the usually bustling world of St. Mark’s, the chapel always offers the student a retreat for worship, prayer or private thought. The students, united here every day for a common purpose, are perhaps closer than at any other time. Worship is often thought of as a fixture at the school, but continued participation leads the student to realize it is truly a basic part o f his life, in the school and out. Page thirteen