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

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f,!J.lf 711tIlI , . . .lesse D, Dickson Dmfrlfff' . . . Mr. Putsch ljzmflzrfzffzz illriuizger . . . Frederic L. Ballard. H1 Sr'1'ilI1fC,,lvfef . . , Frederick E. R.1.1tl1 13111-jmf.r,rilffzzzizxqw' . . . Stephen Peake Merzzfatfzgr-fi!-Lmlqe . . . Corning Pearson, N. Dudley XY.rrwitk. Jr., Rldhlfkl D. Nrllllwlli Tap Rffuy' Muschamp, Robb. Terxniil. Bdber. Zink. Campbell. Clilttenburg. jones. Toney. Smnley, Frey. XX'altinan. Swxin. Middle Reza! Pilling. lfeidt. Beeler, Reed, Haag. Lewis. Rorer. Brost. Dicke. Ifernley, I.e.1. Tutun. Bixicken. McManus. Edwards. Pamcliini Boflim Roux' Mnlmed. Peake. Bullard. Mr. Pntsch. Dickson. Ranch, XY'rn'wick. Peiirsori. This ieir the Pldyers. although plagued by Thorpe Ifeidts caustic slxshes .rnd Set Mdlineds terrible puns. success- fL1llyPI'lMlL1CCel Edmond Rost.1nd's Camille de Bergeimi .lesse Dickson had the le.rd tis Cyrano. and Bonnie Lueders was Roxanne. The play wus staged in the grin and was presented in the round. All phases ot production ran smoothly except when Bud Rimth .ind Bob .lones fought .is to who was taking Roxanne'l home. These altercations, which took place daily, added only the topping to the alrexdy quite humorous rche.1rs.1ls, Aliliouigh Mr. Putsch's warnings and directions were continuously interrupted by mlm' phrdses suth ,rs this w,1i' In the tent. fire. .ind chink. the play was a great success. Akgiin we wish to thank Mr, Putsch for his p.1tient and excellent directing ot the play. 60

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Front Razz: Ballard. Peake, XVarwick. Mrs. Roper. Tuton. Mr. Conlqey, Campbell. Pearson, Fernley. Serond Rare: Berger. Gehnmn. Farm- er. Brownell. Pilling. Ralston. Leister. M11cBride, Led. Peake. Fritts. Smith. Malmed. Dickson. Tblrd Roux' Reed. Townes, Longstreth. Beecham, Rauch. Clnttenburg. Dicke. McCook. Vlfhelihan. Goodrich. jones. Frey. Leu. Swain. BML R011 .' Lamour. Haag. XY'hite. Bmclcen. Lewis. Rorer. Brost. Harrington. Fiechter. Diclce. Rorer. Brudhury. Nice, THE GLEE CLUB l7f't'.ififw1f . . . john li. Tuton l7i1'trff1r . . . lN1r.C'onlcey I ir't-1'r'e.iir!w1lrim! SL'tSl'L'fr1l'-1 . . . M,fi.1ines Campbell Ahly diretted hy Mr. Albert Clonltey. the Glee Cluh lud its most suteessful season this year. In the winter, concerts were given with Stevens :md Shipley. .md in April the group traveled to New jersey, where we met with the Gill School Glee Club. Later. the Southern helles from Roland Park Country Day School in Baltimore returned our visit of last year, helping to promote good will between the North and South. The climax of the season was the Spring Concert in late May. The performances were at .in unprecedented excellente and we eongriitulate Mr. Conkey and President John Tuton. 62