Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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Class Ufill peculiar asset ol ,Xlicc 'l'hayer. 'lfhis is the ability to disappear somewhere else xx hen one is needed here. We wish to leave him the job ol planning line interior decorating lor all new buildings, and the ability to smile when his wishes are completely disregarded. llaving noticed that johnny already has talents in that direction, lloxvard hlarvis has decided to give him as a special gilt, complete permission to have study hall in any place or position that he de- sires. Lastly we leave him a gilt that one ol our members hadg namely, a brimming cup of the ability to talk, much, yet strangely enough, to say little. 'l'o William Bush we leave the qualilications needed to be able to be awake, yet completely lost to the yvorld. As one William to another, Bill Webb would like to leave Bushy all his creative Writing papers with full permission to revise and correct them. A member ol our class who xvishes to remain unltnoxvn, asks to leave Bushy his miraculous modest appetite, with the help ol' which he is to run sterling quarter miles. Howard Jarvis leaves to him his pleasing personality with which he may assume that silent knowing air ol the sage. 'l'o the -lunior Class as a whole, vve leave .Nlice 'Vhayerls gun- boatsf' with the assurance that all ol the class may wear them. We also leave the practice of looking up in innumerable college catalogues to see which ones we may not attend. Vie leave them the ability to stay awake through all the long .fXtnerican History reports. Lastly. but not least, we give and bequeath to them the ability to give inspiring debates. and to talk louder than the snores ol' the audience. OC :Q 1-wir vs v' vs V? 2 -I ' Q , 55 ,X f66l,649g'45L'A'k6. L 6sl66bb,65fs6abxo.6tQ 51' E2 gg N.. 9 0 -' , l'lOt'ty-:nie

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The Semors, Trip of traveling over the mountains and viewing the panorama of the renowned Shenandoah Valley was something we all appreciated and will not forget for years to come. Late in the afternoon we arrived at our destination, VVilliamsburg, an old revolutionary town that has been restored by -lohn D. Rockefeller, The main street is Called the Duke of Gloucester Street. It has been restored exactly as it was in colonial days. according to records which the Rockefeller Foundation has spent endless time and money securing. One of the first places we visited, was the stately old Viiilliam and hflary College built by Christopher Vilren. There are many college buildings there now but in old College Hall, many of our forefathers got their education. Vile also visited the Inn that has been built lately to accomodate visitors in the town, the old Court House that has been turned into il museum, the Arsenal that is situated on the village green, the Capitol where the government of the Virginian colony was founded, the Public Gaol that still has some of the original cells, the Rawleigh Tavern, The Ludwell-Paradise house, and the Governors Palace. Each of these buildings is a lasting work in itself. VVe drove over to .lamestown and Yorktown and went over the battlefields before we finally set out for home. VVhen we arrived at school Sunday evening, we had a far better understanding of many things about our country and its govern- ment both past and present. Our trip had given us much to think about, much to adjust to our former knowledge. Qui' trip in every way was a great success. lDlEL1AtkXffXlQl2 HARDWARE CQ. 117 Years of Continuous Service SECOND AND SHIPLEY STREETS VX ILMINGTON DFLAVN ARF