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

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY CHARLES HLLSE LANDRETH Chestnut Hill. PPllIlS'tAIt,VlIIIl.ll Age ll! Entered School lllltl The grealesl lroul1les are lfle Simplest, so are ilze greulesl nzenw Football Squad, i261 Team, '283 Basketball Team, '27, '23, -291 Baseball Board, ,283 Editor, '29g Wissulzickon, Board. '27. '28, i291 CAERULEAN Board: Track Squad, '29. 4 Business. ls there any introduction necessary for this young gentleman who has played such an important role at Chestnut Hill Academy for many years. ln thinking over the records, it is a pleasure to recall that Charlie has distinguished himself in about everything possible here at School. Football. basketball. and baseball are the sports in which he is outstanding, and by reading the Campus Lanrern. the paper of which he is Editor-in-Chief. anyone may very easily interpret his success. Also Charlie has served two years on the Student Government Committee. and due to his ability, he was elected President of this organization in his Senior year. Owing to his able and valuable service. this body has progressed and has been greatly successful throughout the entire year. and we want to express our appreciation to him for his ceaseless endeavor to better the School in this and many other ways. Hoping you will be able to do as much for the world as you have done for us. Charlie. we wish you lots of luck in the newspaper business. Team, '27, '28, '29g Student Council. '23: President. '29: Campus LIIIIIGIAII-

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THE CAERULEAB LAWRENCE BERNARD ILLOWAY Cllesfnnl Hill, Pnnnnylnnnln Age ia Entered st-hnnl 1922 ellis bark is worse lnnn his bile Student Council, l926g Campus Lantern Board, '28, 293 CAR-JRULEAN Boardg Football Squad, '26, '27, '28g Treasure of Class, '25g Vice President, '26, President, '27g Track Squad, '26, '27, '28, Chairman of Barnitz Me- morial. Q Harvard. Well. Nvell. Well! Cast your eyes on the extraordinary person above, and you will see a man who once upon a time was one of Chestnut Hills greatest smoot-hers. ln recent months, he has given up, as far as we know and see, the so- L-iety racket in his home town, in order that he may go into bigger and more en- thusiastic fields of this most dangerous pastime. Laury, or Larry, if you prefer, is one of those boys with an automobile who tear around town or elsewhere, trying to find business for their Leaping Lenasf' Knowing him as we do, we believe that you would see that he has no trouble in finding an occupant, the only question re- maining-is the guest satisfactory to the driver? Anyway, We want to thank him at this time for his kindness in helping us with his Car at social and athletic contests. He is a member of both the Campus Lantern and CAERULEAN Boards, and we know he will be a great press agent when he gets to eollege. Lots of luck. Larry. for the future.

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THE CAERULEAN FRANK BLAN D LAVERELL Clenside. Pennsylvania Age 13 Entered School l925 Some are born great, some achieve greatness, And some have greatness thrust upon. tlzenf, Football Team, 526, '28, Baseball Team, '27, '28, '29, Captain, i293 Glee Club, 727, ,28, '29, Football Dance Committee, 528, Senior Dance Com- mittee, Class Ring Committee, CAERULEAN Board, Student Council, ,27, '28, Secretary and Treasurer, '29, President of Athletic Association, Vice Presi- dent of Class, '28, President, '29, Under Graduate Alumni Medal, 728g Honor- arius Athleticus, ,275 Class Day' Committee. - Pennsylvania. Behold, admire, worship. gasp, and otherwise display' your admiration for the handsome youth portrayed above. It is none other than Frank Bland Laverell, the songster of the Class. Frank has many other minor accomplishments, such as: crack- ing jokes, htryingw to shake his feet, snaking, etc. He has all the skirts of Chestnut Hill Hitting about at his beck and call-but, can you blame the girls? He has been the cause of more heartbreaks than any other fellow around this part of the country, we believe. Hut this is not his most famous accomplishment. Frank is a fine ath- late, having played on the football team for two years, and the baseball team for three. This year he was elected captain of the football team, and was selected quar- terback on the All- lnteracademic League football team, which is truly a great honor. Frank is president of the Senior Class, president of the Athletic Association, and holds many other distinguished positions around School. He is one of the most popular men in School, and everyone of us will be proud to be able to say to Penn men whom we meet, VVell, Frank came from Chestnut Hill Academy, you know.