Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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HOXYARD W. -IARVIS. Nov. 28, 1920 Philadelphia, lla. Howard is undoubtedly the athlete of the Senior Class. He has served as right end on the football team, he pitched for the Ubig nineu and was a slashing forward on the basketball floor. Although he is very good in athletics his ability is not limited to sports. Howard is a persever- ing young man in his studies, and usually conquers that for which he strives. His business knowledge has enabled him to supervise the publication of the Year Book successfully. Howard usually ar- rives at a satisfactory conclusion in the majority of the problems which confront him. XYILLIAKI B. VVICBB Aug. 7, V120 Philadelphia, Pa. Besides being honored with the respon- sible duties of gavel boy, Webby has made quite a name for himself as the class artist. Following his recognition as a great artist, he found himself endowed with the positions of art editor of 'cflolden Leaves and this Year Book. Not con- tent with these honors, he more than did his share as a part of the forward line on the football team, a pitcher on the varsity nine, and a guard on the basketball team. Combining these talents with his efforts in the classroom, and you have VVilliam Benson Webb.

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BlfQ'1 1'Y HARRINGTON Aug. 3, 1921 Prospect Park, Pa. l3etty's line leadership as gavel girl has found her many opportunities to broaden this characteristic. Her talent for writing earned her a position on the literary board of Golden Leavesf' She proved her acting ability as the feminine lead in The Golden Trailn as Well as in her work in preceding dramatic productions. Xot lacking in athletic proliciency. Betty was elected to the athletic association and showed her worthiness by holding important positions on the Hockey and '1'ennis teams. Her arguments on and off the debating team and her readiness to do anything for her fellow students made her presence in the classroom a valuable one. R. KIMBERLY DOORLY Nov. 21. 1920 Bronxville, N. Y. 4Xll through this year junior has set a higher scholastic standard for our class. He has proven to be an extremely able scholar with a brilliant mind and and in- tellectual curiosity. His talent lor creative writing has earned him the position as liditor of Golden Leaves. ln sports he is a good track man and football player. junior has also proven to be talented in dramatics. He has had important parts in both the Christmas operetta i'The Golden Trailv and the Easter play Mlihe Little Shepherd of Kingdom Comef'

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