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

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4.0 THE CAERULEAN Svalrrratnrg This is the last meeting of the Class of 1929. On behalf of the Class, therefore , I bid you a generous welcome. Tomorrow is dedicated to the closing exercises of the School, but today is custom of the School on this day, to depart, Our history is to ours. Year after year, it has been the for graduating classes to assemble here and to return as a group no more. be more than dull, dry fact: it is to be a photographic album, marking each step of a gradual, yet in- teresting development that seeks expression sentiment that affects : the Poem is more to us than a vision in words, it is a common and sincere each of us, and the prophetic note is more than a wild flare into our future livesg it is a bit of fantasy that speculates on the future by means of the present and past. Tomorrow is Commencement Day. 'Commencement is a beginning, but for us it is also the ending of many happy days spent here during our school life. ln later years may we hold this last day as a fond rememtbrance of our youth. But, further than expressing to you these more lofty ideas. We should crave your indulgence while we tell you about ourselves. The truth is sometimes enjoyahle. FRANK BLAND LAWRELI.