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

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THE CAERULEAN u JOHN HOLMES DURSTON Fort Worth, Texas Age 19 Entered Srhool W2 5'Tlzy talk is the sweet extract of all speech, Anal holds mine ear in blissful slaveryi' Senior Banquet Committeeg President of Smoking Cluhg Clee Club. '29 Class Prophetg Extra-Curriculum Committee. - Virginia. Here we have the biggest Hhull slingerw in School. ,lack hails from the South, and, naturally, speaks as one of a dusky Color. He tells us that they make Urnenu - down in Fort Wortli, Texas. Vile should certainly like to see some of them. He is another lad who has seen life in a big city. and seems to enjoy himself thoroughly. The only difference between him and Shakespeare is that he only talks and Shakes- peare wrote. He is a most remarkable lad+when it Comes to studies-getting any- where from perfect marks to E for excellent. Although ,lack has been with us only a year, he surely has been-able to find his way around School, and he sure is a vom- ical lugger. He enjoys kidding Mr. Allen along in Physics Class. and has given us many a laugh. Xvhen Jack reaches Virginia. and we all hope he gets there. and expect him to do it easily. he will probably take the place hy storm.

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY WILLIAM A. DILKS Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Age I9 Entered School 1917 JI morlesl, sensible, mul 10611-III'6ll lllflllw '23, '29g Student Council, '25g Track Squad. '29. - Business. Allow me to introduce to you Mr. William Dilks, of Chestnut Hill. Bill is one l of the quietest fellows in School, if not the quietest. He never has much to say, but is always willing to help us out in any way he can. Bill's chief occupation is work- ing on his car, and we would certainly not be surprised if he is some day a mechanic of unusual ability. He played left guard on the football team this year, and held down the position very well. Bill is one person in our class who we can really say has no use for the fair sex. If anyone in School ever saw Bill with a girl, I reckon he would 'most die from the sho-ck. Bill is uncertain what he will do next fall. but we all wish him the best of luck. i Football Squad. '21, '22, '23, '2l: Team. 'ZUQ Mandolin Club, '26. '27,

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY IJ GEORGE PECK EARLING Age 19 Enterecl Svhool 1927 Romeo, Romeo. Il'l1UI'6'.fUl'C art 111011. Ranma? Class Day Committee: Football Squacl, -231 Tennis TUHIII. '29g Smoking Club House Committee. '29. - Harvarfl. Look whois here!-our one anfl only playwright. George Earling. George hails from the XVest as every one here knows, and it Certainly must he an extraorclinary country from whivh he comes. When George is not loaling with Dixon and Durston. he usually studies or writes plays whieh are really not as had as they might he. ancl he will no douht, make Shakespeare feel had before very long. George is a quiet sort of a fellow. hut when he gets started there will he no sperial date on whit-h he will stop. Although he is a little reservefl. we haxe often heard that he is more like a wolf in sheepls trlotliingfl His nonehalant manner has hevome very famous antl he will prolmalwly he selling Muracls liefore very long. Harrarfl is his aim for next Fall.