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

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Front Row: Edwards, Dickson, Clattenburg, Raach, Feidt, Lewis, Frazier. Back Roux' Mr. Olivier, Pearson, Heller, Burpee, Fritts, Har- rington, MacBride, Bradley, Smith. Coach C0-Caplaizzr MR, OLIVIER THEODORE CLATTENBURG, JR. JESSE D. J. DICKSON After a few scant weeks of preparation, the ll. 'V. Soccer squad, coached by Mr. Oliver, took on Episcopal and came out on the short end of a 4-to-2 score. This defeat angered the team and their revenge was sweet: a 10-to-O victory over Friends Central. Until the last game, the Hill booters marched undefeated, but with two very close contests. After a gruel- ing 4 quarters locked in a 1-to-1 tie, the I-lillers sneaked in two goals in overtime and knocked Phelps for a loop 3-to-1. Likewise, the Penn Charter game was just saved by a last minute goal. The last game, with Penn Charter again, was tense, but the Hillers lost it 1-to-O. This successful season left the junior team members experience and a foundation on which to build the new varsity next year. 4 Q . 1: , 5 ' , -'X .sf I fl .ZF E' fi s is 'ta fs., xml' N 11 . P -'L' si ' Mgr r ' - ge .0 4 ,Pax rg, W:- , f , -- 'LQ , IQggcxfff?75?V'f4fWf0-ff!DAm