Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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I. . Message RAYMOND A. RUSSELL WE, the second graduating class of Sunny Hills School, are about to make our debut in new circles of life. Some of us will probably go immediately into this working world, while the rest will enter the more intellectual circles of institutions of higher learning. From time to time, good reports have been received of the first class. In order to continue this good work, we have a lot to live up to. If we are to set a higher goal for the third class, it will be necessary for us to extend ourselves to our capacity. What we will accomplish, we do not know. We can but do our best. We do know that Sunny Hills has given us a foundation of the highest type. Here we have tried to solve life's problems side by side. As a group, we have faced life and its realities and thus we have learned to become finer individuals. We have endeavored to attain a character of the highest type and to assimilate the ideals of Sunny Hills School. We must realize, that in entering upon the new phases of life, that it will be necessary for us to continue to live up to these high standards. Let us consider this our debt to Sunny Hills, and may each one pay his debt, and each with a high rate of interest.