Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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classes. We like it much better than the old method of study and in this respect we are rather sorry that we are seniors. As one boy said, I went to one school, and as soon as I left they made it over and made it much nicer. I went to another school where none of the teachers were very goodg when I left they got a whole new faculty. Now, just as I'm graduating from here they put in a new curriculum! And now comes the first graduation in the history of Sunny Hills, and we are all very proud to be able to take part in it. Yet graduation will not end our life at Sunny Hills, for many of us are planning to come back and serve the place that has done so much for us. Having once known Sunny Hills we can never be entirely separated from it. Sunny Hills is still growing, yet it will never grow so large that the homelike spirit will be lost. Many things come to Sunny Hills, but only what is highest and best stays. With every year the structure becomes taller and stronger until it can be shaken by nothing. Sunny Hills is built upon a rock, the rock of unselfish love and devotion to a worthy cause, and the goal is ever ahead, beckoning. Sunny Hills will ever be reaching upward to new heightsg it will always be expanding its all-inclusive love over everyone who comes within its iniiuence.

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DUNUDS MR. AND MRS. W. K. KELSEY MR. AND MRS. W. T. STEWART, JR. MR. AND MRS. CLEMENT K. SWIFT MR. AND MRS. WALTER J. MINGUS MRS. FRANK H. SIMMONS MRS. G. W. SCARBOROUGH l I ACIYNDWLEDIEMENT The Senior Class wishes to express its gratitude to Thomas Doane Perry, Jr. for his valuable assistance in the preparation of this book.