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

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ACOLYTES Servers in chapel are members of the Acolyte Guild. This is an organization open to any student in the upper four forms. Their duties include serving at regular weekday services and at Communion services. Acolytes from Rowland Hall and St. Mark’s served alternate weeks throughout the year. The organization is headed by the school crucifer. This office was newly created this year, and the first student to hold it was Bill Gibbons. The substitute crucifer was John Young. These boys were appointed Billings, John Young and Bill Gibbons vest before chapel by Bishop Watson with the recom- mendation of the faculty and students. Acolytes served at Christmas Evensong in St. Mark’s Cathedral

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ACTIVITIES The world of activities drew most students into it at least one time during the year. The area expanded wit h the advent of the Letter- men’s Club, a service organization made up of recipients of athletic letters. The Music Club continued to be active, attending symposiums and sponsoring a concert. The U. N. Club sent a well prepared delegation to the model assembly. Publications expanded to include a newspaper. The Senior Class presented a play “Two From the Globe,” which consisted of Shakespearean selections. The various activities give students an opportunity to work with their friends, develop new skills and interests, or to investigate some particular interests beyond the classroom. Page twenty-one