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

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MARKER VOLUME V 1964

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INTRODUCTION A window admits rays of light that pene- trate the innermost recesses of a room and dispel the shadows. It also allows one to look outward beyond the narrow confines of a single room or building and focus upon a broader view. For us Saint Mark ' s School is a Window on the World. Within our school society we are exposed to ideas and experiences from which we receive knowledge and in- sight that helps to clear the shadows from our minds. In addition, we are ever made aware of the many horizons beyond our own limited realm of experience. We are encouraged to look for new ideas and de- velop fresh outlooks and goals upon which we may focus our ambition, talent, and in- tellect in the years ahead. In the school year 1963-1964 the students have looked out on a broadening and changing world. What was, in June of 1963, two schools on one block, became in Septem- ber, one school on one campus. We of the Marker staff present this view from the window as a record of a year of change.

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THE MARKER STAFF Wim Ray Editor Bill Scheef Business Manager Hobby Hogle Photographers Craig Knight Phil Patterson Copy Editor Tanny Goodman Art Editor Doug Snedden Lay-Out Mr. Larimer Mrs. Carey SAINT MARK’S SCHOOL SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH CONTENTS Introduction 1 4 Administration 5 Faculty 6 n 15 Form III 19 23 Form IV 27 Form V 29 33 Form VI 41 47 Student Index 59 Advertisement Index 60 Advertisements 61 3