Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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y5j,j,f'f , 'Me 't A 1 GRACE S. READ jj Jan. 3, 1927 Pelham, N. Y. Grace just joined our Senior Class this year. She was a forward on the Jr. Varsity hockey team, a forward on the basketball team and also a member of the baseball team. We found out too, that Grace plays the piano very well, for she has entertained the girls many times with her own arrangements of popular songs. Grace Read- - Hockey ,,,,,, , ..,,.... 4 Basketball ,,,... ,....... 4 lTi2lS6ll2Lll ,, , ...... ..4 1945 EDWARD M. BURT Nov. 12, 1927 New York, N. Y. Ed has been with us two winters and one summer. In that time we have learned to know him as a real friend ready to cooperate with anyone who 'seeks his assistance. Ed Banks highest in inches in the Senior Class which proved very helpful during the basket- ball season. Due to his skill inf business technique, he claims the rank of one of the managers of the yearbook. ,After graduation he plans to go into the Cyst Guard. ' Edward Burt-' KEd3, Football ,,,,,,,,,, ,3, 4 Basketball .....,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, , , 4 Baseball ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,,,, 3 , 4 Business Manager of Yearbook C. A. P. Corporal . .... .. , . 4 4-...., , ...

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I 74e GEORGE W. PICKERING Feb. 4, 1927 Q New Orleans, La. One of the oldest members of the class, George, formerly of the Class of Q'46 accelerated so that he could grad- uate before Uncle Sam asserted his claims. His speed put him on the end in the varsity football squad. He also has the honor of being the only three year man. George's quickness, efficiency and calmness are always apparent. His devotion to all that the school repre- sents Won for him an honorary gavel p.n. George Pickering- Pick'n Foothzill ,,,, Y,Y,,,,,, 1, 2, 4 Bit:-sebzill . f...,,r,,,YY, 1 Y skethall ,,,,,,,, ,. 2 , ' ck ,,,... . ,,,,,,...,,,,,t,,,...,,,,,,,,,..,. 4 ' L. or Class Treasurer ,,,,, .4 Captain Girls! Brown Team 4 i . A. P. 4 ,,. . XO 9 yy. f' 1945 E. KYLE BOEGER Mar. 11, 1927 Washington, D. C. Much of the intellectual conversation carried on by the Seniors is led by the eminent Doctor Boeger. Kyle fBugsj temporarily took over the Biology Class this year, and with his deep wealth of knowledge, contributed much to his students. He was this year's center on the football team and high-scoring guard during che basketball season. Kyle Boeger-5'Bugs Footlmll . .,.,..t .YfY,Y.. 3 , 4 Basketball ,... .. .,,,3, 4 I-lziselmzill .,,........ .,,. .,,. . . 13, 4 Track ..,,.....,......,...tYY........,,f..YY... ...4 Business Manager-Senior Class ii A. P. Corporal Junior Class President .. .,,..... .. President of Literary Society of Merinaid Tavern . . .,,. ,. 4 H ..,,,...,.,,,,, .4

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o- qfoyai 'Q 'V of O' s Xxo of! ' .gaot df va 6 ,Q M91 GRA E ALEY Sept. 26, 1927 Princeton, N. Having spent half of her time in the art room and the other half at the piano indicates that Grace is the possessor of great talent. The proof of this was evi- dent throughout the year. Although she appears to be of a quiet nature she has her share to say on the subjects which 'cally interest her. Grace Caley- NX aww 7945 ALAN M. MCANENY May 3, 1928 Yonkers, N. Y. Most of the variety and entertainment of our class came from the eminent humorist, Mr. McAneny of Bronxville, New York. The school embued him with a keen desire and determination to suc- ceed, on the athletic Held and in the class room. His enthusiasm has been a great addition to the success of his class. He has become one of the rare store-room custodians who really cared about his job. Alan lNlcAneny- Mac', Trziek , ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,, , , W4 Football .... 2, 4 Basketball ,... .... 2, 4 Baseball ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 , 4 C. A. P. Serg'eztntA-Section Leader ,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, . , W4 V. P. liit. Society of 1IQI'lll?llfl f21Vt'l'1'l ,.,, .,.,,,., . .,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4