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

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Football 55, 56 Squash 56 dent dent It is Friday morning, eight-thirty. In the study hall a hundred or so boys are milling around. Presently a well-proportioned boy with dark hair, Bermuda shorts, and a collegiate manner walks to the front of the room. The crowd becomes silentg under the leader- ship of Student Council President Dickson, another school meeting has begun. Vlhatever small part of his time is not taken up by his duties as Council chairman is usually devoted to the Chestnut Hill Academy Players, another group of which he is the leader. For the past two years he has appeared in starring roles and is easily one of the finest actors to attend the school within the past decade. Scholastically he does very well, even to the point of making the high honor roll every now and then. Jesse is also quite interested in athletics. The story of how he rose from comparative obscurity on the junior varsity baseball team to nearly depose the legendary Albert Nesbitt as last year's batting champion will long be told around school. Jesse, an ardent soccer player, co-captained this year's soccer team. 'less loves to play ice hockey and spends much time of the winter term at the Wissahickon Skating Club. JESSE D. J. DICKSON ll! Y! FII Age 18 Entered School 1946 freentered 511 42 Hillcrest Avenue Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania Dark Blue Lore is allermzle joy and u'0e.' Soccer 57, 58, Co-Captain Student Council 56, 58, 59 Presi- Vice-President of Class 56, 57 Ice Hockey 57, 58, 59 Dramatics Club 57, 58, 59 Presi- Member-at-Large 58 '-BYRON QSAUM Pj Tennis 56 Baseball 57, 58, 59 Campus Lantern 58, 59 Glee Club 58, 59 Dance Committee 58 Slide Rule Club 58 Harvard Club Book Award 58 Choir 58, 59 Psychology Club 58, 59 CC Club 57, 58. 59 i 1 te- lu '

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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.

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JOHN THORPE FEIDT, JR. Tlw1'fve Age 18 Entered School 19-H Box 44, Fetters Mill Road Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Dark Blue Slmzmer IV nmmnz 111: Lbude ring furru. Soccer 55, 56. 57, 58 Art 56, 57. 58. 59 Chess Club 56 Dramatics Club 56. 57, 58, 59 Tennis 56, 57, 58, 59 Time Current Events Award 56 Ill rr 14-N f G MQW ,fs ' 5 qw, im? i lain fk,f i i, 'f - 3 f. ' 5 if 1' V555 13. 1' Woof TM. fucru fTHELONIOUS MONK f ?J Ice Skating 57, 58, 59 Art Award 57, 58, 59 Campus Lantern 58, 59 Psychology 58, 59 Caerulean 59 Nausea 58. 59 Thorpe is without doubt a member of the Old Guard, for he has attended the school for fifteen years, having entered in the three-year-old group. Thorpe has a very graphic and satiric sense humor, and he is constantly waiting for any unexpecting student to utter some erroneous remark so that he may lash back with one of his notorious puns. Thorpe's humor has now strongly influenced Nfzfnreny, a satiric magazine which he and Terry Clatten- burg put out. Thorpe follows seriously the extracurricular activities that, he enters. His roles in the Players' productions were both well executed and appreciated. He is also an experienced artist and plans to enter art school following graduation. In the fall, Thorpe plays soccer. He is very light, but makes up for this lack by his determination. He is loyal to athletic and social functions, and his school spirit is excellent.