Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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MEIIAEE ROBERT W. MINGUS WE, the class of nineteen thirty-seven, the first graduating class of Sunny Hills School, are about to enter a new era in life, going into a life of many adventures. We have obtained our formal schooling, and we have also received a very practical education. We have changed from our former mediocre way of living to a dynamic, forceful life, which we must always reflect and improve in our future years. This knowledge we have stored away, and since we have learned to live a real life, we are prepared as well as possible for the years to come. Many people, however, are inclined to portray the world as a dark and dull world, filled with one struggle after another. Their world seems to be one of darkness, dullness, and struggle because they themselves make it so. We make our own heaven, and we make our own world. Let us, then, build up around ourselves the most desirable world, the world of peace and happiness. As we depart for a few or many years, let us always remember thc familiar quotation, Those who do the most for others are the happiest. Many believe that in order to be happy one must have certain material possessions. But to be really happy one doesn't need these things, for as one helps others he becomes happy, and as he helps others he helps thc world. Let us, then, since we are the first Senior Class, prove ourselves worthy of the school, and show our appreciation through our deeds.