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

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THE CAERULEAN Tenors 15122 Gllnh llnntrummtal Glluh EDWARD RAYMOND READER, '31, Leader JOHN FRANKLIN BLANCHARD, ZND, '31, Leader Basses Violins Tenor Banjo BLANCHARD, J. F., 2ND, '31 DE NARVAEZ, A., '35 BLANCHARD, J- F-, '31 Es'rEvE, M., '31 HYDE, D., '32 PARACHINI, J. A., '31 RICH, R. B., '32 READER, E. R., '31 SHEPPARD, W., '33 STURGES, P. M., '31 WOLBACH, M., '32 WILLIAMS, T. T., '31 DE NARVAEZ, C., '33 EASTLAKE, R. W., '31 EVERHART, E. S., '31 HAMERSTROM, D., '31 HAMMOND, J., '31 MEHLHORN, G., '33 PARACHINI, H., '34 WHITE, J. O., '31 RINCON, O., '34- SHEPPARD, C. L., JR., '32 SUKHSVASTI, P., '31 MR. ALLEN Saxophone BLANCHARD, W., '36 Trumpet NIEHLHORN, G., '33

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MUSIC CLUBS H. PARACHINI C. Dx-3 NARVAICZ MEHLHORN HYDE HAMERSTROM Rmcm ESTEVIA: C. SHEPPARD WHITE J. PARACHINI W. SHEPPARD WOLBACH T. XVILLIANIS A. me NARVAICZ SUKHSVAFTI EASTLAKI-T RICH HEADER J. BLAINCHARD STURGES EVERHART W. BLANCHARD

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY 97 fllllusiral Qlluha Shortly after school opened, candidates began to try out for the Musical Clubs, and, at the beginning of November, the first meeting was held under the direction of Mr. Charles H. Elwell, who has coached the clubs for twenty-six years. During these first meetings, John Blanchard and Edward Reader were elected leaders of the Instrumental and Glee Clubs, respectively. On Friday, February 20, the clubs gave their first con- cert. The first numbers were, Eno's Spanish Bolero and Two Waltzes by Brahms. Following this, the Clee Club accom- panied Edward Reader in Weatherly's Three for lack. After several more selections the combined Clubs concluded the program with our Alma Mater. In March the Clee Club took part in a very successful radio program, rendering Sylvia and On the Road to Man- dalay, both by Speaks, and our Alma Mater. The Spring Concert was held on May 22. The outstand- ing numbers were solos by two members of the Glee Club: The Armorer's Song, sung by Edgar Everhart, and Lonely Acres sung by Joseph Parachini. Melodies from Martha and In the Floating Gardens, rendered by the Instrumental Club, showed to advantage on the program.