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all overAmericaconverge onWashington, D.C., as partofthe Million Man March to promoteAfrican- ©AFP/BETTMANN American dignity, unity, and familyvalues. 1.Aftersixdays behind enemy lines. AirForce Captain ScottO’Grady is rescued onJune 8from pursuing Bosnian Serb- forces. O’Gradysurvived :^a:^ on plants, insects, and rainwaterduring hisordeal. 3. Retired General Colin Powell decidesagainst runningforPresident despite generating broad popularsupport asa real alternative totraditional Republicansand Democrats. 5. Cal Ripkin, Jr, breaks Lou Gehrig’sfamous “ironman" record in 4.The Septemberwhenthe ^ imageofa Oriolesshortstop > firefighter plays in his2,131st ©CHARLESH.PORTER,IV.SYGMA holdinga consecutivegame. child comesto symbolize the horroroftheApril 19, 1995 bombing ofthe OklahomaCity Federal Buildingthatkilled 150 adultsand 19children. ©DOUGPENSINGER,ALLSPORT eNASA 7. NBC’s hitseries “Friends” becomes one ofAmerica’s most popularTVshowsand spawnsahostofsimilar shows- like “Partners” - and “Champs” featuringthe big city singlesscene. ©SAMJONES.GAMMA/LIAISON spaceshuttle Atlantisdockswith Russia's /W/rspacestation, marking theend ofa40-yearrivalry. 8 Theanonymous Astronaut RobertGibson . greetscosmonautVladimir mail-bombterrorist knownas “The DezhurovaftertheJune29 Unabomber” sees his link-up. manifesto published by The Washington Post inexchange i foramoratorium on I hisattacks. ^m/lOt'WUHLD i; m'f' ' % 9. U.S.-sponsored ©AP/WlOEWORLD Bosnian peacetalks 10.AJanuary mega- commence in Dayton, Ohio, blizzard blankets much ofthe midwestand middle in November.The presidents Atlanticstateswith upto ofBosnia, Serbiaand Croatia hammeroutacontroversial threefeetofsnow.This Philadelphiastreetscene cease-fire, signed in Paris on December14. istypical ofthe paralyzing effectsofthe storm. Digitized by the Internet Archive 2017 with funding from in Rowland Hall https://archive.org/details/1996hallmark00rowl 1 2 1996 Hallmark Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School Salt Lake City, Utah June 1996 3 © Copyright 1996 By Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School All rights reserved Publishedby: Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School 843 Lincoln Street Salt Lake City, Utah, 84102 (801) 355-7494 4 CONTENTS The Sparkling Middle School The Dynamite Upper School Flaming Class Pictures 106 Steamy Class Pictures 10 Kindling Clubs 6c Activities 122 Exploding Activities 35 Smokin’ Sports 132 Conflagrant Clubs &c Activities 62 Sizzling Sports 87 The Firey Faculty Pictures 138 5 The 1995 Hallmark staffis pleased to dedicate this yearbook to two out- standing teachers whose teachings and caring personalities have made them truly deserving recipients of this distinction. — Joe and Karen Quakenbush the RHSM dynamic duo ofthe faculty, have always extended their time, energy, and care, to include all of RHSM’s students. They have touched RHSM every single member with their unconditional support and strength. Joe Quakenbush has taught science RHSM and mathematics at for the past two years. Karen Quakenbush has taught history for the past four years RHSM, at and also taught Spanish earlier in her career. Both are very active climbers and enjoy the great outdoors. Karen and Joe Qiiakenbush’s sincere dedication as well as their RHSM undying devotion to the community have made them favorites of many. Thank you! 6