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

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24 Tom Light Football 56, 57, 58 Baseball 56, 57, 58, 59 Choir 56, 57, 58, 59 Caerulean 59 Campus Lantern 56, 57, Baseball 56, 57 Tennis 58, 59 Orchestra 56, 57, 58, 59 Tom is one of the Old Guardi' here at school. Ever since his arrival thirteen years ago, Tom has shown himself to be a hard- working member of our class. Tom has a special aptitude in financial adventures. His work in preparing the yearbook, selling tickets for the Proms and the Players, and helping many of our class organizations has earned him an excellent reputation as a business manager. While here at Chestnut Hill, Tom has been active in all the school's music organizations. In fact he has done everything from singing in the Glee Club to playing a hot trombone in the jazz band. Tom's pet interest is this band of which he is the leader, organizer, impresario, and trombonist. Tom's athletic ability has also been felt around school. He plays end on the varsity football squad, forward in basketball, and singles in tennis. During the summer Tom likes to play golf and tennis at either the Philadelphia Cricket Club or his favorite summer re- sort, Buck Hill Falls. THOMAS A. FERNLEY n Age 17 Entered School 1945 9 507 Marstan Road Philadelphia 1 8, Pennsylvania Blue Do not lake life loo reriourlyy you will newer ge! out of il alive. -ELBERT HUBBARD Dance Committee 57, 58, 59 Glee Club 56, 57, 58, 59 Dramatics Club 58, 59 Psychology Club 58, 59 58, 59 School Band 58 Jazz Band 58, 59 Octet 59 f y X f 1 z ff ez! 7 ,9 CQ ' ff i -, Q ,x 'Q 1 K. V114

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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.

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STUART FORER Siu 622 Vfest Hortter Street Philadelphia 19. Pennsylvania Dark Blue S,z,mifz,Q if one lbirzg. doing if .zfz0fber. 4MONTAIGAI Langhorn 57. 58. 59 Football 58 144 E 1 ,JV q :JL i fb 14 ,,..x Q59 ...gn r 'X f ' N Y X , -5' Q . ' Sn.. A M., ,Z , K. , 5, T ' - I 'V f ' 0 . e 3 'L l -:ff XP' ggi' , A1 1:2 -- -.g:- y Short, stocky, blithe, that's Stu. Ever since the first day of his arrival, he has shown himself to possess a very jovial sense of humor. Whether on the football field or in the clutches of Mr. Rhoda, Stu always manages to find the time to smile. Although Stu is quite care-free at times, he becomes serious when there is a job to be performed. His friendly attitude toward the school and his classmates has won him many new friends. Stu's favorite hide-out is the study hall. Here he joins with either Stiles or joe and proceeds to talk endlessly about shaved heads, triple carbs, or dual manifolds. If Stu ever falls behind in an argument, he side-tracks everyone by relating an unbelieveable saga about Sedgwick Street. As he describes it there is a deafening roar, a squeal of rubber, a large cloud of dust, and Stu hot after a full-blown Corvette. 25