Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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if ,VVV I GWlNNE'fT HOPKINS JONES Scamrdazle, New York Born April 25, 1922 at Port Deposit, Maryland HNETTIEU is known chiefly for her large collection of boxes which she frequently carries around and spills in various inconvenient places. She is the grim custodian of the school store, numerous budding plants and the feeding of a small white kitten, all of which she attends to when she gets time. As member of the Golden Leaves literary board, she contributed sage observations in their meetings, and as outer wing on the hockey team, she shot goals in between stumbling over her own feet. Nettie has a fundamental gentleness which underlies all her work.

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WILLIAM LEONIDAS AYDELOTT New LUVIEHWJ, Louisiana Born December 12, 1919 at Nashville, Tennessee VBILLYI' revels in artistic scrawls of one sort or another. In fact, he has even gone so far as to teach the lower school the intricate designs of various arts. He is also an ardent schedule follower, allowing himself plenty of time for everything, and trying to keep anything from interfering with it. In this schedule he has found time to be head waiter, president o-f the Athletic Association, art editor of Golden Leavesf, and chief gardener in the formal garden. Add to this the prowess that usually accompanies an end on the football team, and there you have Billy himself. There is also contained therein a pretty constant idea of respon- sibility about everything, and a Southern sense of humor. ., ,.,

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iilifilift W , . y wget, up , ..,., A,... E ye up VIRGINIA-PEYTON DAUGHERTY Sunny H2111 Srlaool, Wilminglon, Delaware Born December 6, 1921 at Berlin, Germany GlNNY'S moods usually give one the impression that she is something of a weathercock. In her actions she is not that way, when once decided about some- thing, she is hard to stop. She was editor of Golden Leaves, and issued royal jurisdiction from behind a red-covered novel. While playing hockey, she van- quished every other player in sight, and waving her stick in the air, chopped large hunks of dirt and grass out of the ground in order to drive the ball into the goal three feet away. When occasion demands, Ginny can be as serious as anyone, and it' is then that she writes wonderful stories and poems, and does good school work. At other times, she has spells of willful giggling, which are apt to result in anything.