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

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY 123 Bruinn nf Cllrark, 1931 On Monday, February 15th, Mr. Williams issued his first call for track candidates. Only three lettermen had returned from last year's squad: Captain Lippe, Hamerstrom, and Parachini, J. The squad this year has been stronger in the running events than it has been in the field events, and much credit is due the coaches, Mr. Williams and Mr. King, for their untiring efforts. Our squad this year had in it such men as Captain Vin- cent Lippe, our fast quarter-miler and consistent winner of this race, Hamerstrom, our splendid miler, who has turned in some very good times this year, Wolbach, our flashy dash man, Williams, T., shot-putter, Parachini, J., another quar- ter-milerg Barber, sprinter, and Eastlake, our broad jumper. To launch the season, the track team encountered Ger- mantown Friends School on their field on Monday, April 20, and after all the events had taken place, the score ended in a tie, 1140-40. Again, as in previous years, the Academy sent a team to the University of Pennsylvania Relays on Saturday, April 25. This team, which was composed of Captain Lippe, Hamerstrom, Parachini, J., and Williams, T., took fourth place. On Saturday, May 2, the relay team, composed of Captain Lippe, Hamerstrom, Parachini, J., and Pearson, O., journeyed to the relays held at the University of Delaware, in which we placed fourth in an array of Class A relay teams. Olney High School journeyed to St. Martins on Monday, May 4, and was defeated SOVQ-39M. On our schedule there still remain: the Princeton Interscholastics on Saturday, May 9g Germantown Academy on Thursday, May 143 Friends Central on Thursday, May 21, and the Interacademic League Championships at Haverford College on Friday, May 29. In the Interacs the Academy will have Captain Lippe, in the dashes and the quarter-mile, in which he placed third last year, Hamerstrom in the mile, a race he won last year, and Wolbach in the dashes. The others participating are Wil- liams, T., Parachini, J., Barber, Pearson, O., Eastlake, Fer- guson and Reader. Elie Srhrhulr Germantown Friends School ,..,..,,.,... April 20 ,, ,..., Away Penn Relays ..,.,.........,....,.......,., .... . April 28 .. ,.,.,. Away Delaware Relays ,....,........ .... . .. May 2 Away Olney High School ..,.,......... ..,..... M ay 4 Home Princeton Interscholastics ..... ...,.... M ay 9 Away Germantown Academy .,...,........ ....,... M ay 14 Home Friends Central .... ...,,................,.,.......,. M ay 21 Home Haverford Interac Championships .. May 29 Away