Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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fvvcvcvivi' U65 Ckyfafzi 'Viv VRVAN . i I in J, 2: L if J 1,1 ,' J, 1 i ,typ i .. ln Y 9 4-dl, mf 4, f f 3 Wig 9 'guna' S- '- 'Q l Czar r P hgh ALFRED BARRETT JARDEN Dec. 19, 1927 Mount Vernon, Vu. Alf's.broad understanding and appreciation of the fine things of life and his interest in younger boys earned him the position of Junior Gavel Boyllast year and in that capacity he has given much, not only to his group in the Lodge but to everyone in the school. His qualities as a leader were recognized early last year by his ' classmates who made him Junior Class President. . As left end on the football squad he played with the same spirit and coordination that has made him what he is on or off the athletic field-a real teammate in the game of life. Alfred jarden- Alf Football Y, Y , , 2, 4 Hziselmll ,,,, ,, 1 'l'1'2lf'li Y Y W W V, -1 Jr. Grivel Boy , , ,,,,,, 4 Jr, Class President ,,,,,,, II Drziniatics ,,,, iii,,Y,,,, .,,, Y , 4 jgjx 1 Q 4 6 wfxgyxgjg jxpjg , ff ,

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fffifixfixf ' U65 Cgtyiatfii 'ixfixfixfixfiix i W A I gg Q -I y . 68. 1. 3 ' 444. ' Saws -ALL . XVILLIAM Louis Ror:1NsoN, JR. May 24, 1928 ' Washington, D. C. Bill is one of the oldest of our group. In fact-time was when he lived in Douglas and was the sole member of the classf Having been here longer than the others the responsibility of Welcoming new classmates and helping them to find the happiness and ideals of the school was his. Taking an active interest in every thing that goes on has made him alert to the problems to be met and challenges to be faced by the class. Thisihas helped all of us in our struggles to attain the ideals of Sanford seniors. William Robinson-t'Bill', Footlmzlll .. .. , 3. 1 Uzlselmll .. 3, 'l Track .. ..... 4 Druniatirs -1 X jx fxgjxgjyyx 1 Q 4 6 fxgfgjx fxgfx,