Chestnut Hill Academy - Caerulean Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, PA)

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY Bogota. New jersey Age 17 The Clock will strike by algebrai' Baskethall Squad. 729g Junior 'Varsity Football Team. We haw with us, Cornelius Bogart. one of our many artists, who has heen very faithful and willing to draw and write for the School and the Campus Lnnlern. the School paper. Being so enthusiastic in his efforts to help the Aeadeiny, it is news- sary to gixe him our heartfelt thanks for his tasks. Besides using his pen. he was a IllPlllliK'!' of the Baskethall Squad and of the Clee and Nlandolin Cluhs. When Neil first joined our ranks last September, he was quite an tniassuming young fellow. hut having plenty of sehool seasoning during the winter months, he has heroine one of those hoys who exvel at a Mhull session. I'iYPl'yllllllgQ is all right until ln hrings us some wise r'rac'ks from Bogota. his home town. which is solne- where hetneen Cape May and Holmoken. New Jersey-no one knows where. Not von- sidoringx his native realm, Neil is a great hop. and we hope that he will meet with sur- eess at Penn. where he experts to study arL'liitet'ture. l CORNELIIQS X. R. BOGEHT. Jn. Entered Srhool 1923 MAIIII ll'l'S61AY tell zrlzal lmur of the :fa-1' CAERULEAN Board: Class Day Connnitteeg Clee and Mandolin Cluhs: '28, - Pennsylvania

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THE CAERULEAN CHARLES HENRY BIESEL Newport, Rhode Island Age 19 Entered School l927 Here is a friend both for earnest and sport Football Team, '27, '28, Basketball Team, '27, ,283 Baseball Squad, '28, Tennis Team, '28, ,295 Mandolin Club, '28, 729, Leader, ,29g Football Dance Committee, ,285 Senior Banquet Committee, '29. H- Virginia. If you were wont to find out anything about Newport, just ask Charlie Biesel, and he would be glad to tell you, too. Charlie hails from there and has the New England accent down cold. Charlie is one of our big boys in athletics. He has played two years on the foot- ball team, and there is no need to tell about his ability. Everyone has seen Charlie star for us on the gridiron. This year he was selected tackle on the All-lnterac team, along with two other fellows from the School. One of Charl-iels favorite pastimes is disturbing people with his saxophone. Some day, however, be may learn. But, to give the boy a hand, we must admit that he could be worse. He is also a basketball player of unusual ability and plays tennis in the Spring. Charlie thinks that he will go to Virginia next year-where we all wish him the best of luck in his new life there.

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THE CAERULEAN CARLOS CRANE Bogota, Columbia Affe 19 Z, Entered School l927 A lion among the ladies, a mos! dreadful thing Junior 'Varsity Football Team, '27g Football Team, '2f'Ig Basketball Squad, '28, '29: Tennis Team, 7285 Senior Dance Committee: Clee Club, '28, '29g Treasurer of Smoking Cluih, 728. - Virginia. Ladies and gentlemen, allow us to present Carlos Crane, the '4Spanish noble- manf, from South America, who, we are very glad to say, joined our Class last year. Charlie, as he sometimes is called, is the most comfortable man with the ladies that we have in the Sixth Form. And you should see him dance. His very graceful Spanish customs have made many hearts flutter, and his dancing is the envy of many less fortunate fellows of the School. As Cooz has been with us for two years, we are proud to say that he is quite an addition to the School. Playing football and basket- ball and having won his letter in the former sport, he has proved to be quite a plucky athlete. After graduation he will return to South America, where he will assist in managing a plantation at which occupation we extend to him hopes for success.