Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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FRANCIS PUFAHL 1305 Maple Street, Wilmington, Del. Frank is undoubtedly the proverbial perfect gene tleman. Although most of the time he is quiet, he often lends a tang of humor to the class. Frank always did more than his share to uphold the athletic tradition of Archmere. Besides being a conservative dresser, he has a pleasing personality and genial manners to go with it. Football '33, '34, '35, Debating '34, Dramatics, '34, '35. JOHN REBMANN 1117 Windsor Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. A most sincere student and gentleman are the traits by which John is known. His interest in the school was without equal. As an athlete John was among the best. He showed his ability in baseball and basketball and proved to be an important factor in the success of both teams. The fact that he was willing to help out at any time made him a most popular fellow. The class of '35 sincerely hope to see John receive the success due to him. We wish him luck in all his future activities. Dvamatics '34, '35, Baseball '34, Basketball '34, '3 5, Choir '34, '35, Sec1eta1yf'l 1easu1e'r Senior Class. 16

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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

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PHILIP REED 29 South Sycamore Avenue, Wilmington, Del. An earnest student, a good athlete and a gentle' man. These are the three traits by which Philip is known. He came to us from Wilmington High and made possible many victories in both basketball and baseball. Philip's willingness to help, created friendf ships that will long be remembered and cherished. We wish you the best of luck in any enterprise you attempt, Phil. A Basketball '35g Baseball '35g Debating '35, Choir '35, WILLIAM REILLY Archmere Preparatory School, Claymont, Del. Billie, wherever he goes shall always be rememf bered for his sincere generosity and industriousness. In the face of odds which many others would have found insurmountable, he has finally reached an im' portant step towards his cherished goal. The whole senior class heartily wish him unconined success and happiness in his High Calling. Baseball '33g Basketball '33, '34, 17