Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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U womb U50 , 'lo Gaav fwvol OQV ,KOOL OO ,D 30, - Vi .MW 'ff .. 6 Y' qv gi K bees Yoo?-gr 1' X o EDWARD JOHN DYER June 24, 1927 Arden, Del. The privilege of taking care of Douglas boys has been .lohnnyfs this year and there is surely not a group of little boys in the school happier than his. His desire to be of service at all times earned him the position of Senior Class President while his constant driving force on the football Held won him the respect of everyone. His love for .Sunny Hills and constant manifestation of the fin: qualities that the school expects of its men and women have made him a friend and classmate we are proud to know. John Dyer-- Johnny', Football H ,,,t,tY, ,,YYY,Y Y 3, 1 Basketball tt,,,,, fl. '1 l-Ease-bzill , Y.Y,,, ,,,YY,,V YYYVV YY,, V V 3 , 'i Track ,,., Y, ,,,, ,,t,,,Y,,YYY,, VYY. Y V W 4 l.iterzli'y Fiozird of Holden Li-uve Il. 4 Pres. of Athletic' Association 4 Pres. ol' Senior Floss H . 4 llus. Mgr. of Yearbook ,,,,, ,, 4 A 4 Dramatics ,. ,..,,,, YY,Y YYY,YYY,., V - --

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