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

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THE CAERULEAN JAMES LAMONT GAHFFER San funn. Porto Rico Age 19 Entered School l92Zl c'0ftIinzes reserve is nzislrzlfen for inrlzfgereneeg Indijfererzce for Conseils, Football Squad, 7283 Basketball Squad. '29: Baseball Squacl. ,29. -- Princeton. Here we have tlie tougli, boy from Porto Hieo. Have you ever Seen such a manly brute? He calls liimself James Garffer, known to most of us as ,lini. He also bas been witll us for only at year, but it did not take us long to know him. He is anotlier one of the Class slieiks. and seems to know liow to make use of his Sunday after- noons. He and Charlie Crane spend El lot of time going about doing the HSoeiety'l Art together. Carffer also spends Illlllfll of his time at the pool table. at which game lie is at no means poor. We all llope lie will make good elsewhere as lie has made llere. nncl at darn sigflit better.

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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.

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY H. FRANK CUMP. film. Everett. pl'lIllSj'Il'Ulll'U Age 17 Entered School l922 nSOIII81llil1g' betlceen. fl lIlilltIl'!Il1l'l' and Il lzelpu Football Team. 726. AZH: Squad. .271 Basketiliall Squad, '2T: 'l'rack Squad, '26, '27, '28, '29g Student Couneil, '28. '29g Vice President, '29: N ice President of Class, '27: President, '23g Extra-Curriculnm Committee. '20g Class Pipe Committee: CAERULEAN Board, Class Day Committee, l'resident of Q. E. Dfsg Delmating Cluh. '2l'l. '29g Class Ring Committee: Honorarius Ath- leticus, 128. - Dartmouth. This is, ladies and gentlemen, one of the great elliciency boys of Chestnut Hill Acadetny. Conduct and studies are the suhjects in which he excels. Whenever any- one wants to know something about either, it is very certain that Andy can he counted on for the information. Why do they call him Andy? when he rese'm'hles Uncle Bim. That is a question which only Uncle Frank Could answer, although we are very Q V' ' well satished. lxoth with him and his name. He is a great fellow, and. having heen 4 M f' I with us for quite some years, he leaves behind him when he goes, a record with CH which anylvody might well he proud. Among Andy's acquisitionsfhis foothall and 15 Eg 5 track Careers stand out. As a memher of the Student Government Committee. he has v served two years. living. during the later year. Vice President of this group. , kx Frank is going to Dartmouth after he leaves us. and we know that he will make M . his mark there and will meet with success in life. Give our lmest to Everett and the ,U If coal regions, Andrew!