Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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JOHN MANNING I 4702 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. John, who rates high among our star athletes, is one of the most likeable fellows in the school and has proven himself to be one of Archmere's best students. John is a chap who will never be forgot' ten by upper and lower classmen alike for his good fellowship and willingness to help one in need. These are only a few of the traits, which flourishing persistently in him, have captured the friendship and respect of every student. May the best of luck be yours, john. Transferred from West Catholic High School. Foorballg Basketballg KEYSTONE Sports Editovg Baseballg Bowlingg Tennisg Tvackg Golf. FRANCIS MILANO R. F. D. No. 3, Wilmington, Del. Frank came here the first year and soon became known for his quick wit and humor. He is music' ally inclined and plays the piano very well. As for his scholastic attainments he shows a very good record. We as fellow classmates wish Frank the success and happiness that goes with later life. Football '34, '35, Baseball '33, Bowling '33, Debating 'Z-4g KEYSTONE Stajj' '35, Dvamatics '33, '35. 14

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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

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JOHN O'CONNELL R. F. D. No. 1, Wilmington, Del. It is unnecessary to say that Jack is a jovial lad. He has a good head on his shoulders but is not inclined to use it any too often. Even in the most serious situation, jacks personality and good nature usually bring him out on top. Archmere will always be proud to claim him as one of its Hrst graduates. Football '33, '34g Baseball '33, Basketball '35g Boxing '35. RICHARD O'REILLY 77 Winfield Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. In the short time that Dick was with us he proved to be the most popular fellow in the school. His athletic ability was supreme. He was the greatest backfield man that this school ever knew and it is our opinion that he can never be replaced. Because he was never too busy to help the little fellows, the underclassmen will long remember him. Words can' not accurately describe the impression Dick leaves on his classmates. His most unfortunate illness cut short his stay at Archmere, but it is hoped that he will soon recover and be able to take his place among the immortals of the gridiron. Transferred from Dickinson High School, jersey City, N. Football Captain '35, Tl-tird Order of St. Norbert, '35. 15