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

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY DAVIS HAMERSTROM 1 Craigie Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts Age 17 Entered School 1929 '4He gabbles like a goose amidst the swan-like quiref'-DRYDEN Football Squad, '29, Team, ,30g Track Team, ,30, ,31g Editor of CAERU- LEAN, '31g Wissahickon Board, 731g Campus Lantern Board, '30, '31, Clee Club, 530, 731g Student Council, '31. If nothing else is noticeable about Dave, it is his haircut. However, to see Dave is to hear him, as members of the Sixth Form hall know too well. He is the noisiest member of the class, and a typical example of the adage, 'cHis bark is worse than his bitef, Most of us take Davels threats with a grain of salt. By the way, gentle reader, little Davis is none other than a high scorer of the mighty Blue football team. We donlt mind how much he anoise UD us, as long as he keeps up the good work in football and track. He is the best miler in the lnteracademic League, and is known for his stamina. lt has been said that Dave can hold anything fexcept hairj, and when he graduates, he intends to take up his abode in the Family Hotel to prove this boast of his. Good luck Dong, and always maintain that brass-rail standing.

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THE CAERULEAN RICHARD MONTGOMERY HAINES, JR. 225 West Mt. Airy Avenue, Mt. Airy, Pennsylvania Age 17 Entered School 1920 Others have greatness thrust upon theznfl-SHAKESPEARE Football Squad, ,29, Team, '30, Baseball Squad, '29, '30, Team, '31, Basketball Squad, '30, Manager, '31, Campus Lantern Board, '29, '30, Editor, 731, Wissahickon Board, '31, CAERULEAN Board, '31, Secretary of Student Council, '31, Class Day Committee, '31. Dear old Monty, probably the busiest man to ever attend Chestnut Hill. He has participated in nearly every extra- curricular sport possible the also studies at odd momentsj and, while he had a hard time learning to fox-trot, he sure did get the drag fno pun intendedl. At any time of the year, Monty is participating in the current sport, if not there he will be pursuing ads for THE CAERULEAN. If Monty puts as much effort into his affairs in future years as he has to the Campus Lantern he is sure to meet no small amount of success at whatever branch of business he enters after leaving Princeton. He will probably spend his spare time sitting on park benches to bring back memories of his days at C. H. A.

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THE CAERULEAN JAMES HAMMOND 1606 W. 13th Street, Wilmington, Delaware Age 18 Entered School 1929 Something between a hindrance and a helpf'-SHAKESPEARE Soccer Team, 729, 730, Basketball Squad, 730, Baseball Squad, ,30, ,3l. Here we have the no hit, no runn specialist from Tower Hill, Delaware. Be- sides being a stellar pitcher, Jim does the quarter in fifty flat. lt's too bad base- ball bas interfered with such a brilliant track record. Jim devotes a great deal of time to his German, even more time than one would expect from his marks. He is nightly to be found scribbling script in Mr. Bell's classroom. When not studying German or holding the interest of the entire Sixth Form with his astounding tales of valor on gridiron and diamond, he will certainly be discovered at his next favorite sport-knocking the numbers off of billiard balls. Good luck in the future, Jim, and as much success as you have encountered at C. H. A., or more if possible.