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

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FORM III Warren Owens Ron Rainger Jon Sweet Nick Vogelzang Paul Ward Malcolm Snedden 22

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Mr. Purdy explains the mysteries of geog- raphy to the ninth grade. (Translation: If these kids don ' t learn the difference between longitude and latitude, I ' m re- signing! Charles Kimball Charles Mavor Keith Palmer 21

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CHAPEL The life of St. Mark ' s School revolves around the daily chapel service held each morning in St. Margaret ' s Chapel. Within this thirty-minute service, the student body is more closely welded together in thought than at any other time during the day. Its quiet- ness and peacefulness provide an atmosphere for meditation and corporate prayers before the student enters the sometimes hectic world of school. And yet chapel is more than a morning service. It is a place of retreat for the school community where students and faculty to- gether can share their griefs and their joys as a unified body. Perhaps the meaning of chapel has never been clearer to us than upon the assassination of President Kennedy when we could do the only thing possible . . . pray.