Sanford Preparatory School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Hockessin, DE)

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f Xf'Xf'Xf'X,THE CHRYSALIS' Xfifxf X! First Row: U. Foster, 'l'. Brennan, A. Fairchild, G. Casson, L. Branch, J. Bird, J, Boqlnni, U. Steel, ,l-I. Toinvhin iManagorJ. Second Row: B. Daniels fCoachD, J. Alexander, VV. Seward, B. Young, C. Goldsmith, D. Possinger, J. Howes, P. Hopkins, F. Briggs, . . B. Rago iAssistant Coachj. BASEBALL So far, half way through the season, it looks like a winning team for the boys. It's been a number of years since such a team has taken the Sanford diamond, and with a good size bench to back them up. Filling up the pitching staff are last year's lettermen Butch Casson, Jim Bird, and Dave Possinger. The new hurlers are Tom Brennan, Pete Hopkins, and Jim Alexander, For the infield we have Arlie Fairchild, Chris Steel, Walt Seward, Joe Bonanni, Larry Branch, Bob Young, and Chico Goldsmith. The outfield rarely sees a ground ball come through but to handle the fly balls we have John Howes, Cam Foster, Tom Brennan, and Pete Hopkins. This is the strongest team in a long time and we know it will go far, es- pecially with the able coaching of Bill Daniels and Bob Rago. X XffXffXfMXf 5, 1 9 6 0 fyxf Xf if Xf X1

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ffxf Xixf XT H E CHRYSA LIS 'TXf XfXfTXf Ll-ft.t0 Rifsqjit: N. Sawin ffvlliliqlf, S. Faust:-i', K, Ilillun, S. Plennelivrrw, Tl. ilzillrmny, R. Meier, .l. von lim-sm-1-In-, U. Hill, ll. NYils1m, IJ. l'ylm-, .l. PL-rklns, ll. .Xlalsvli J. Pitts CAssist:1nt Coaclil. LACROSSE Lacrosse is a game of speed. teamwork, and fight. It looks graceful and lazy, but if you ask any one of our new teammates they will tell you that it is very difficult to learn. This year only six girls are left from last year's team. We also have two beginners to aid our varsity eiorts. Sanfords Varsity Lacrosse team seems to have that familiar Sanford spirit. The girls are out to win, with good sportsmanship, not matter what the odds are. This year the Preppers encountered new Lacrosse foss in Tower Hill, Friends, Tat- nall and Ellis. Our thanks to Jackie, who manages to make those practice hours both hard work and enjoyable. f XfLXfiiXfiiXf Xf 19 6 0 X Xf'Xf XfLXKiXf