Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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f xfxfff XTHE CHRYSALIS' XI Xfrxf XX First How: ll. Ailzinis, I., Iioziilml, V. lfrvsli-l'. V. Sli-el, IZ. llickairfls, W. M4'1'l:ii11- 1M:ui:1gei'J. Si-mimi limyg 13, jmg., umm-lim, ti. Vaisrwii, A. l4'ziirm'liilnl. 'l'. llri-iiiiun, Ib. Imssiiigi-1', l.. ljrzincli, 'l'. lfvllllvllf' hllziiizlgm-1'J. YA RSI TY BA S1iI+l'1'BA1 il. The Preppers once again proved themselves able courtmen under the coach- ing of Bob Rago. This year's team, as last year's, was very successful in piling up sixteen wins against three defeats. The starting line-up consisted of four seniors and one sophomore, Although this year's team was small in height, it was big in spirit, and determinatlon. Much of the team's success was due to the spirit of its captain, Tom Brennan. We re- ceived much talent and drive from Larry Branch and Butch Casson, who controlled the backcourt reins, Butch was our playmaker whose passing set up many bas- kets. Larry was our ace in the hole whose passing set up many baskets. Arlie Fairchild and sophomore Dave Possinger gave balance to the conference five with their shooting and rebounding. Arlie's rugged rebounding helped win many games, Dave's shooting was a valuable asset to the team. Our necessary depth came from the experience of Cam Foster and Chris Steel, whose teamwork will be greatly missed next year. The bench was strengthened by Pete Hopkins. In the non-conference games, we had three post-graduates, whose playing added to our victories. The talents of Bill Rickards, Larry Kazubal, and big Dick Adams saw much action. f XflXflXflXf X1960 f XfiXfAXf Xf X,

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fAXZYXfYXfX, T H E C H R Y S ALI S 'ifixflxfllv First Row: K. Dillon, C. Kittell, S. Foster, J. Perkins, D. Pyle. Second Row: J. Pitts Q.Xssistzint CfO2lCl'lJ, J. Von Img-si-clu-, li. XVil:so1i, Il. Meier, Li. Galloway, S. Albright, L. Niswander Olunagerj, N. Sawin tCuuchJ, VARSITY .ll0fTK.EY This year our team, captained by Susie Foster, completed a four win and four loss season. Although we were a strong team. we never seemed to put forth our potential at exact.y the iight time. Toward the end of the siason we became better conditioned and learned team work. Jaquie and Nancy, as coaches, were wonderful. We often felt they were putting forth more than we were. In spite of the lack of intensive training of hockey camp, the new girls learned quickly and were soon competing with the best of the old girls. We are looking forward to an even better season next year as a number of this year's varsity players were underclassmen. Good luck, girls-play hard. 'lXfAXflXf Xf X1 1 9 6 0 fdXfilXfAXflXfAXf

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f'X.fANfAXf'x 'l' H E C H R YS A LIS 'WXf'XfWXfWXf I.4-I'l lu lliggllli .l. l'i'l'lxllI!4. li. lvillon. ll.1l11llfm:1A'. Il. llwxiw-zul. I.. XYilsIiu. IZ. Kiwi--r. I.. X1 xx llllll Xllii lil I I xxnlilll 1 --ZS.. V11 ... -i' ', HIRLS H,XSKI+l'l'HAl,l, In the win and loss column. this was not one of our stronger sports but the girls stood out in learning the basic rules and playing as a team. Each time they took the court. they were full of spirit and determination. We can truly say that they attained the most important goals of athletics: speed. stamina. strength, savvy. and sportsmanship. Comprising the varsity team were captain. Linda Wilson. Barbara Gallo- way. Brunny Meier. and Jennifer Perkins as forwards. and Kathy Dillon. Sue AlbriQht. Janet Townhill. and Henrietta Rexroad as guards. With only one senior on this years starting team. we are looking forward to a vc-ry successful season next year. f'XZ XZ'XfWXf'Xf 19 li ll K XfWXf'Xf'Xf X1