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

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THE CAERULEAN GRANVILLE KLINK East Washington Lane, Germantown, Pennsylvania Age 20 Entered School l929 And I would that my tongue could utter the thoughts that arise in me. TENNYSON Football Squad, 729, ,30g Basketball Squad, ,29, 730i Track Squad, '30, '3lg CAERULEAN Board, 231. One of those big silent men from East Germantown. Gran is noted for two things: his lack of conversation, and his automobile, with everything in the favor of the former-it lacks that formidably original color-combination. He is our only representative who has a radio broadcasting station all his own, and we are justly proud whenever we tune in on Station K-L-I-N-K. No doubt all the time he is silent, that great mind is planning a round-the-world telephone system with nickel rates. Another thing Gran is noted for is his work on the parallel bars. His athletic record is full, as he participated in three major sports. His Spanish is good, too.

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY ROGER WILLIAMS EASTLAKE 7419 Boyter Street, IVIt. Airy Pennsylvania Age I3 Entered School I92I Hfull of sound ami fury signifying Illlllglltf,-SHAKESPEARE Football Squad, '29, '30, Track Squad, 527, '28, '29, '30, 731, Wissalzickon Board, 730, '31, Athletic Association, '30, 7313 Glee Club, 730, ,313 Student Council, '31, One look at the above portrait tells all. Did you ever gaze upon a more un- usual countenance outside of the zoo? Regardless of the face, he is undoubtedly the backbone of The Wissahickon and undoubtedly has Worked till he is a mere shadow of his former self getting it to press on time. He certainly has been a bless- ing in disguise land a very good disguise at that? to the Editor. Roger delights in telling bored listeners of his many conquests, and, next to Datesman, talks more and says' less than any one in the class. We hope he will get along as well in after life as he has at C. H. A., or even better. All you have to do, Rog' is to put everything you have into the game of life, just as you did with The Wissahickon and the Athletic Council.

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY JOSEPH PARACHINI 124 - 20th Street, West New York, N. J. Age 18 Entered School 1928 It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. -RECARD Track Team, ,30, '31, Soccer Team, ,28, ,29, '30, Campus Lantern Board, ,3O, 731, Clee Club, ,29, ,30, '31, Vice President of Proposition Club, '31, CAERULEAN Board, 731, Class Day Committee, 731, Senior Dance Committee, '31, Secretary of E. D., '30. Next to Ted Everhart and our representative from the Far East, Joe is the most gifted student scholastically of whom we can boast. Those dark, romantic eyes and that beautiful, wavy hair, added to Joe's winning personality, make him a most likeable chap. He is noted for his speed on the cinder path. This is no small asset to making that seven-thirty trolley to the Sedgewick, is it, Joe? We just wondered how our class president ever kept up with you those balmy, spring evenings. Joe has a decided fondness for milk-crackers and milk, wine-crackers and-but why go on? We wish you luck Joe, and don't forget to beware of fire-escapes. There wonlt be so many in Hanover, and you won't be used to them. Maybe you could prac- tice up on rope-ladder work this summer!