Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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TH If IZACIJ LTV Front row-Eleanor Dunstan, Ruth Black, Helen Black, Katherine Seebode, L ' Stokes Kathlyn Fields. Second row-Antonie Velleman, Cl lI'1StlH9 My , Macadam Jane Irwin, Florence Peterson, Adelaide Ray, Ruth Vawter, M31'1ka Starrett. Top ron'-Thomas Perry, Zelma Larkin, Brittain Banghart, Marion Smith, Philip Sawin.

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equipmentg Lillian became Buttercup,' when she insisted that the daffodils on the table at Eleanor's birthday party were buttercups in spite of the evidence to the contrary in Mr. W. Atlee Burpee's seed catalogue, BK continually shouting Ukwanki' as a number in a French number gameg Bob blowing the morning bugle from his bed after being up late the night before, Stewie wading around in the lake planting liliesg the good old lawn-cutting and whitewashing festivalsg Alice, quite flustered in class, loudly telling Tod to Shut up ing Harry being bitten by a squirrel during vacation, the four senior boys, three-fourths asleep, eating oranges and bananas and trying to write their speeches for the Gavel Banquetg Stewie climbing one of the pines to get a picture of a baseball game, and dropping his camera from the topg and the Senior Class riot-meetings will never be forgotten. Toward the end of school came that never-to-be-forgotten weekend at Rehoboth. The forty-five trees cut down the first morning, the first dip in the oceang Lillian's Oh, do something, someone, as the first breaker hit herg handball and baseball on the beachg sunburng more sunburng the entire Senior Class stretched out helpless after that extra large Sunday dinner, where everything had to be eaten, since it couldn't be left at the cottage. When Sunday afternoon came, none of us wanted to leave, but school must go on, I know not why. It was occasions like this that made the end of the year seem to come all too soon. As we came closer to the end of the year and Commencement we thought often of the good times We had had together, memories we will always cherish, memories that will never be forgotten, memories we can look back upon to live again these years at Sunny Hills' She Sfoops fo COIIQIICVM

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ELEANUIQ SAWIN DUNSTAN Dean of Girls DHILID Q. SAWIN Dean of Boys W 4