Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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THOMAS FITZSIMMONS 608 East Fifth Street, YVilmington, Del. Fitz is a boy of whom Archmere can boast. His dominating personality attracts all those with whom he is associated. His eagerness to study and readif ness to help others are traits by which he long will be remembered. It is our sincere opinion that what- ever Fitz undertakes in future life will vindicate what is here said of him. Football '32, '33, '34, Debating '34, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, Dvamatics '33, Bowling '35. JOSEPH HEALY 513 Kerlin Street, Chester, Pa. Though comparatively small in number the senior class in no way lacks quality. Joe, in his inimitable way, contributed greatly to the success of the class. His consistent congeniality is incomparable. In his graduation, Archmere will lose a good student, a fine athlete and a perfect gentleman. Our good wishes follow you, joe, wherever you may be. Football '32, '33, '34, Baseball '32, '33, '34, Bowl' ing '33, Dramatics '33, Golf '33, '34, Debating '34, KEYSTONE Edito1finfChief. 12 1-.gba

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J. FERDINAND CONVERY 834 West State Street, Trenton, N. J. It is quite impossible to write in such short space the countless abilities of this lad, Probably the most outstanding characteristics of Ferd is his neatness of appearance and choice of wearing apparel and pipe smoking. He has been a great asset to the senior class. Ferd is indeed a student and a gentleman and will succeed in anything he attempts. Basketball Manager '34, '35, Golf Team '34, '35g Dvamarics '34, Debating '34, KEYsToNE Aft Editor '35, Tennis '35, JAMES CONWAY 725 South Center Street, Orange, N. J. jim came here last fall and soon Won himself a place in the hearts of his fellow classmates. He is always obliging and even tempered, showing good sportsmanship in his pursuit of athletics. Because of his scholastic attainments we hope and trust his college career at Yale will be a successful one. Football '34g Baseball '35, Golf '35, 'Tennis '35g Bowling '35g .Dmmatics '35, Debating '35, KEYSTONE '35. 11

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JOHN KEAVENY 2201 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, Del. Jack in his quiet manner is a seriousfminded stu- dent. Aside from frequent inability to meet the hours of the senior class, he is held in high esteem by his fellow classmates. In generosity he is excelled by few. This and his many other good qualities make him a likeable fellow. Football '33, '34g Debating '34. JOHN KERNS 1706 Walnut Street, Chester, Pa. jack is the boy who came from St. Robert's and put that extra energy and fight into our teams that carried them on to victory. But jack is not only an athlete, he is one of the very best students of the school. He has personality plus and has created a friendship with every student. He deserves the best life has to offer, and we know that he will take advantage of it. Football '34g Basketball '35g 'Tennis '35g Debating '35, 13