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

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BANQUET COMMITTEE CONNORS WHITE FREEMAN

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THE CAERULEAN ling lbratinn We are here gathered, fellow classmates of the Class of '31, to perform our last rite before leaving the portals of this, our Alma Mater. This sprig of ivy has been planted to commemorate us in the years to come, when life, that stern taskmaster, will have separated and scattered us at great distance. Just as this ivy is weak and will cling tenaciously to this wall, so have we in our unmatured state held fast to the ideals of Chestnut Hill Academy. I hope it is not too imaginative a vision to say that as the young tendrils of this plant hunt for a place to grow, so we must seek the right course for our future life, know- ing that it is from the culture of Chestnut Hill Academy, that we are prepared to make our way alone, each of us will try conscientiously to play the part allotted to him on this vast stage. Our task is done. And now, we leave the undertaking in your hands, you of the Class of ,32, fervently hoping that you will reap all the advantages the Academy has to offerg knowing that next year you, too, will have joyfully attained the first milestone of your lives, as we have this year. - JosEPH A. PARACHINI

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