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

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Bleu ed be ag Squash 57, 59 Baseball 58. 59 Tennis 56 Ice Skating 58 Choir 56, 57, 5 Gaines Campbell, affectionately known as the Big Farmer From Devon, has been an important part of the class for quite a few years. His six-foot frame is seen on the football field, in the lab, in the music wing, and almost anywhere else because he is very interested in many school affairs. The Cfzmpur Lafzlerzz, the Players, and the Glee Club all figure prominently in his free time. As Vice-President of the Glee Club. he has contributed much to the school's music program. In his school work, diligence and persistence mark his efforts. Successful in all his subjects, he shows especially fine aptitude in both math and the sciences. For the past three years Gaines has played tackle on the varsity football team, which appreciates his spirit and drive. Gaines has used his summer vacations very profitably. He has raked in huge salaries as a farmhand and as a brakeman on the Cog Railroad on Mt. Xwashington. Football 5 5, 56, Dramatics Club 58, 59 Glee Club 57, 58, 59 M. GAINES CAMPBELL Gaines Age 19 Entered School 1953 7903 St. Martins Lane Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania Dark Blue 100 much of it. --CHARLES VUARNER ricullure! if one deer no! l1.11'e Rifle Club 56 Psychology Club 58. 59 Slide Rule 58 Campus Lantern 57, 58, 59 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 56 Photography Club 56 Property Care Committee 58, 59 57, 58 8, 59 in 1 ins-,Q 'ul

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WILLIALI BARROW BRACKEN l.'r1rle Bill Age 17 Entered School 1951 159 VU. Springfield Ave. Philadelphia 18. Pennsylvania Dark Blue Lora lbs IFJ? I dole upon if-from Ibe be.1rfJ. -DOUGLAS -IERROLD Football 55, 56. 57. 58, Varsity Co-Captain Baseball 56, 57, 58, 59 Rifle Club 56 Glee Club 59 Slide Rule Club 58 Psychology Club 58, 59 Schools Community Council 58 Campus Lantern 58, 59 Class President 56. 57. 58, 59 Student Council 56, 59 l , Kr , x y Q, '91 1 I . K' L If U5- 'b'm.4 . f v' 'll Mx: y s l As class president for four years Bill has been a steady, con- sistent officer. An unbiased person, he is the mediator in any class quarrel and the organizer of all meetings. He has shown through leadership that he can handle responsibility. On the athletic fields Bill is a spirited competitor. Though taci- turn and slow to anger, he is the abettor of his teammates. He has been a hard-running fullback on the varsity for two years, serving as co-captain this season. He is also a competent baseball player. Academically Bill is a hard-working, careful, logical student. His attitude fluctuates between the serious and the humorous. When he is in a serious mood, he stops horseplay with a Cut it out, Dick. In his extracurricular activities, Bill has shown the same diligence. He is an active member of the Cmzzpnr Lfzzzfern. Glee Club, and Schools Community Council. I9

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THEODORE CLATTENBURG, JR. Terry Age 18 Entered School 1947 705 Veron Road Philadelphia 19, Pennsylvania Light Blue 'The uvrld belwzgr to Ike ezzlliurhul who keepy mol. -XVILLIAM BICFEE Soccer 55, 56, 57, 58, Co-Captain Basketball 58, 59 Chess Club 56 Caerulean Editor 59 Tennis 56 Campus Lantern 57, 58, 59 Baseball 57, 58, 59 Art 56, 57, 58, 59 Ice Skating 57 Psychology Club 58, 59 Rifle Club 57 Scholastic Prize 56 Glee Club 58, 59 Vice-President of Class 57, 58, 59 Choir 58, 59 Dramatics Club 58, 59 wt V X ta Nausea 58, 59 People around Chestnut Hill Academy, especially those who bought a student-printed magazine called Naurea, will probably remember Terry Clattenburg for quite a while. But Naufea, a col- lection of satirical articles, was only one of a great series of Clatten- burg projects, most of which have turned out extremely well. This yearbook is the latest of his ventures. Terry is above all else hardeworking. His studious and endless study has aided him in becoming one of the leaders of our class. Interested in athletics, Terry participates in soccer, basketball, and baseball. Until one gets to know him, Terry seems very quietg but actually he is affable and full of humorous comments on whatever is happening. Except for his occasional flashy ties and red sports coat, his dress is conservative. His plans for the future are somewhat vague, but provided he gets a job writing for the New Yorker his future is secure.