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Arvlnilerv Avaclfmmy
Claymont. Uelawarv
HIS hooic is cleiiientecl to the Very Rev. Dr. hi. J.
AI4'lQl'0llQIl, U. Prnern, revered Heuchnnster oi' Arch-
niere during the first iluur years of its existence. it is
nn expression ui' our uthnirution for the nmn, priest,
sehuinr, teueher, organizer, anti nchninistrutor. The
schooi, stucients, anti nil who fume in eonturt with
him have felt the illIvlllPIN'P exercised hy him uncier all
these usperls oi' his chnrnfter anncl nfeoinpiishments.
Vve offer him this hnoic, un imperiert hut sincere
trihule, with the hope that we may remain in his heart
unci lnernory, us he renluins in ours.
EEUU" ATU
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Dirvvlor of Alfrlelirs
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RW. ROBERT Skoxlovsm'
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REV. P,xl'L S.w.xuri.xN
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vnivvrsily ol' Vvisvonsin
Rvligion. Hislory
PHD.. Universiiy of Xvisconsin
Religion. 1NlGfIl0ITlflfil'S. Latin.
NIR. JOHN C. FLECK
HA.. Sf. Norlmerl Conf-ge
AIllNll'llll1Hl'S. Svrrvlary
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CLASSES
ROSS J. ARNOLD
100 S. Roosevelt ljlare Atlantic' City, N. .l.
"Donn
llolnlxy: Horselmaclc Riding.
The punster ol the Senior Class is this lad HDoC." Ross has
missed death lay the thicliness ol his heard. no mean distance, lor
some ol his jolu-s. llowever, many a dull moment has heen hright-
ened hy his impersonations which he exevutes neatly. As trainer ol
the loothall team he was responsilxle, in part, lor the total dearth ol
serious injuries. For the amount ol adhesive tape you use, Ross, you
ought to start a lactory.
JOSEPH BOVVERS
HlVlec'l1arlicr1l loan
Edgewater Parlc. N. .l.
llobby: Jack ol All Trades.
.loe is one ol the most Colorful Characters on the vampus. His
name has heen well earned, lor at any time ol day. when there is
nothing doing in the line ol sports. .loe van he seen in the workshop
lixing or making something. Radios, cars, and electricity also come
under his line: although radio is a comparatively new thing with
him. Il it wasn't lor Joe. the boarders would he hanlcrupt from
paying repair hills. The two slogans invented by the students lor
him are: "Nothing is hard or impossible to Joe," and "Give me a
lender and a steering wheel and l'II build you a Buick."
12
l.iiX'.-KN I50VXf'liRS
llolmiry: Colle-fling pidu
IIN- cllslllwlloll ol lwm
Eclgvwulvr Park. N. ,l.
"Hap"
TCS.
gg ilu- smullvsi mvmlwr in mln- class goes lo
l.1-vim. llul ilris SQ'0llliIIQly is no IlTilXYlJill'li in llim. l.vx'nn. on ilu-
nh luis sizv is Iilw Qrvusecl liglllllillgf mul lms
lmslwllmll rourl. cli-sg' '
'uusvml nanny an lu-ucinclmv lo luis opponvnis. Siufiivs Coma' vusy Io
lim, lmul lu- will IIPYCI' lmvc- io worry znlmoul 0X'f'l'liIXiIlLf llis lxrnin.
gvi allullgj. lllllllgll.
FRANCIS ISOYIE
1,1 flu 1-luml IXYPIIIH' Norwuml. Pu.
Nljrfilrlen
Hoimlmy: Singing.
Vlilw rvmlilion or 1-xvmulion ol illv rliliy. mlqlw Nlurlins final llll'
Cnysu lms ioriurvcl ilu' vcllovs ol .-Xrclnnvre mainly ilirnugli tlw e-lllnrls
ul l:l'ilIlli1 lmul illis is Imlfmu-fl lmy luis 0llH'l'1llIillili6S. Sinn' llis l1l'1'Sll-
mein your ln' Im lam-n on ilw lioollmll squml :incl provvcl llilTISf'lli an
vuluulmlv linrior in iliv lJm'l4l'ic-lcl. ln the sflmlusliv lielfl llis mum' lms
IDPPII Sf'lKl0lll llliSSillQ lil'0llI illf' ll0l10l' roll.
13
GORDON .I. BROSNIER
Q Front Street Norwiell, Y.
ulirozn
Hotllzy: Vvriting l.etters.
fiorclon, lmerause lie 'talks ancl is seen as little, is somewliat ol'
a mystery to most ol time stuftents. His earnestness in stuclies anal in
sports lms ingratiatecl tlim witli tlle stuclents ancl larulty. wlio lxnow
lfroz as a prolountl stuclent. Prnt lie is not altogettler silent. lor
every now ami tllen lie rerapitulates ilIl0tl1Cl".S wiseeravlc. lnriclent-
ally, Gorclon is always writing letters wllirli sooner or later winll up
at llaultettstown.
MARTIN COCK ZANS
4328 Sprure Street Pllilaclelpllia, l'a.
nlxlcltlyu
Holmlmy: l,lll7lifItti0IlS.
,l'lll'0UQll0llt lour years Nlartin llas lxeen tlie iclol ol time sturlents.
Vvlly? He llas varriecl tlle mail lor all lliese years. ancl il' tllere is
anytlling a stuclent lilies it is mail. His line in llolmlyies is pulvlifa-
tions as is seen in llis eirvulation managersliip ol tlne fireen xxreli
ancl Patio wl1ic'l1 lie aeeomplisliecl so well. Alter leaving fXr4'lnnere
lm is going to rontinue luis stuclies at Pierre Business Srliool. Xve
lqnow lie will sureeecl. .lust try lmargaining will: llim anrl lincl ont.
14
JAMES COLLINS
I2l'l Vvesl 'jllu Strevl xfVillIlil1Ql0ll, Del.
"Filip"
Hoiuluy: Siiunup vollertiuugl.
.iiuuu's uuirluuauuuue rerlaiuuly Coulcl not luave been more suilaluly
rluosvuu, lor lue really is au rluip oil' flue lulocli ol- lcnowleclge. All llue
lour years lluzul ufluipn luas lueeuu luere. lue luas lueaclecl luis class
scluiulaustiraully. Kuuowleclge is not luis only capacity, luowever, lor lue
luaus also cleuuuouuslrulvcl luis skill as an atlulete in luaslcetluall and luase-
luaull. ixlauny lluaunlqs, ncluipfi lor your rooperaliolu iuu all flass activ-
ities. NVQ- luope lo enioy surlu lrieuuclsluip as yours as uuuurlu as pos-
silule iuu tlue lulure.
GEORGE N. CURTIN
V500 Norllu Claylon Slreef Vvilnuiuugion. Del.
"George"
Hoiuiuy: Pluotograpluy.
Loiluario is Come to lile iuu tlue person ol' George. He is au quiet.
siuclious viuap, luut cion't lei tlual fool you tluouglu: lue always seems
to lue in willu llue luoys. A srreerluiuug ol luralces auucl au noise llual
reseuuulules ilue rattle of vans announres tlue arrival ol George every
uuuorniuug in luis "Clue-vvy." Tlue luus company is au lueavy loser clue
to tlue fact tluat lue luriuugs willu luiuuu aluout uuiuue otluer fellows, wluo
streauuu out ol tilt' car in an almost endless vluaiuu. As Business lxlauu-
uuger George prove-cl luinusell to lue zu slurc-wal anal successful luusiuuvss
man.
13
.LXNIIZS IfRl'l'C'ilNI,XN
tu Clvaurlivlcl Sirvvl lirm-uuuuuuuslullrg. lin.
l'riI1'lu
ululuy: Howling.
.liuuu. only om' yviur willu us. will lw l'l'IlK'llllJl'I'l'll lor luis lurilliaulul
pcrlurumuuuu- on flue- luolluuull lie-lil. llis pc-rsouuauliiy is lluv lluiuug tluaul
uuuuprvssvs uuuv lirsi. :X imvml lauuugjlu zuuucl uuueuuuy quips luauvv pull liinu
ilu iluv Yilllli nl au Rolwri lic-nuclulcuy. llvspifc' peurlifipzuliouu ilu ull llurvc'
uior spuris luis uuuuuuw is couusluuully on lluv luuuuor roll.
fXL'C1L'S'l' CIIESIQCIQE
.'Xl'l llllll'I'P u'xl'ilClf'll1y Qxlilylllillll. ll:-l
..- +
fins
llloluluy: liuuslu-lluiull.
Xviilu uu Hlli yn. l5llll,u fills is iuutrocluucml. His useuuv ul ilu
louw'-Qoiuugj 1-xprvssiouu will possilmly viuaulilc- ii in 510 clown iuu lluz- .uuuuuuls
ol :Xuuueriuuuu liivraulurv. liveryouuv is liucl In luiuuu ru-Qaurcllu-ss. Hui lluis
uloc-s uuot rlelriud lrouuu luis goocl quzulilicus. luu lnoiluaull aunrl luuuslwiluaull
luv prove-cl luiuuuse-ll' we-ll woriluwluilv. Ho usuaully luaus eu lurnaurl suuuilc
illlfl zu Illlifli wil lor alll lluusv wluo uuuuue- iuu rnuuiaud willu luiuuu. lin
us witlu most ol us, luc- souuur-liuuuc-s gr-is iuu au rlrowsy eunrl rlrc-aunuy uumml
.us om- iilll sve in some ol luis flzuss pvriocls. Paul il you sleuy aus uulz-ul
us you usuaully ure-, uuoiluiuug will slip luy you. fins.
16
I .AXVRENCE C UTER
XVilN'Pfl95', IOVVH
I I La l'l'y N
Holmtmy: l,ll0i02l'ill7lIj'.
Footlxall anti lmaslwtlmall luring l.arry into tht- limeligllt. For lm
was one ol time outstancling atlxletes in time scllool. l.arry's main
Vifilltx ii li0llSl'i0llii0llSlN"SS. Xxlllllll ll? XX'0l'liS. iii' NV0l'lQS lliiffll XX'lN'll
inf- plays, llc plays llarcl, wllicll contrilmutes so mucl1 to lwis success.
l.arry not only talxes llis own pictures lmut cle-velops time-m too. Xvlwn
tllv le-llows lounml
Qlaclly tilvyvlope
out, lu- was tlvlugvcl witli negatives, wliicll iw
.L-XNIES F. H.-XLEY
ISZI Xvvst Lltll Strvct Xvilmington. Dt-I.
"Big Iimu
Holmlmy: Talking. '
.lim varnc-cl luis niclxnamc- lrom luis astouncling lu-iglmt. soma'-
xxlwrc- in tin' vicinity ol' O"5". XYlliClI sc-ryvcl as a yalualmlv assvt on
tluc llaslwtlmall court. Footlmall ancl lmasclmall arc also among tlw list
ol ganws in wlliclm llc participates. Sports are not lmis only llolmlmy:
lor llc- llas a marvelous sense ol llumor. Ulte-n timvs iw is se-on
wanclvring arounfl witll a lmig smile' wrcatlming llis liacv. prollalmly
still tliinlcing ol tin' iolw lm lwarcl two clays ago. .'XIl0illPI' virtue-
tor may it be classeri as a virtue-Yi is luis constant tally ol wllat tin'
lyllillivs will clo to tim .'xil1lf'iil'S tlmis scason.
IT
EDXVARD .l. .IURKONVSKI
3200 NN-fest Tilirci Strvvt Clie-ster. Pu.
Mlurlen
Hoimixy: ixiociei Tis.
,I-ilf' prime Hixoogvyu nmn ol tile .lunior Class is time title prouciiy
won ily .lurk livery clay in tlw rontroom imc corners u .iunior unci
usually ims tiw uppvr ililllli in tiie niiruy, until ilis opponent receives
ussistalwv. anti tilvn .iuric is on tiw rvrvivillg emi oi time string. But
it's all in lun. A mocivi T once in iris possession, now suclly in
nf-1-ci oi rf-pairs, lxefessitaltcfci ilis imc-con1inQ just anotiwr fustonwr
lor tilt' imus company. Tin' line- romimination oi stuciiousnf-ss ami
ilumor lmxiu- ilim we-ii like-tl lay imis riassmates.
ANGELO A. LUCIANO
1800 Xvvst Svvvlltil Strevt xxiiilllillgitlll. Us-i
i'L1u'ley"
iiolrimy: Driving.
Angelo slnrtcci to sriiooi tllis yr-nr sporting an snappy rim- iuxm
roucistvr-u 1020 Forfl-convfirtiimie ut timt. fine- tiny XYiliitx rolling
along tin- piles' it wiivvi Umm' oil. nnci timt was tim vncl ol tin' i.
He- iI0li0S to imve it running tilis summvr funn gfrutin Dvil. iiuviq
plays quitv an init ol loolimii uncl is om- ol tin- ilifjil scorers in
lmusiu-tlmii. Xviwn annoy:-rl iris luvorite- vxprcssion is Hijonlt moss
witii mv, ixoyf' Angvio is uiso quite- an civvolvf' ol tin' nrt nl ciunring
mul sviciom iniis to miss il Qooxi ciunrv.
IS
JOSEPH F. BIIKESELI.
Ili Yves! Sixtli Street Vvilmington, Dt-I.
Holzlmy: Howling.
"lWIiIw"
nlilie is nnotller Iaunous Iigure ol our flilSSf--Ill sports anal stuclies.
Ifor lour ye-urs Ile wus on ilu- varsity Iootlmll team, in tI1ere ligllting
t'Yl'Ty llIIltllll'-llIS l't'XYill'il r0llt' IIHIIOI' letters illtil lots ol lllI1. l,l9IlS-
ingly plump, nlilu- Ioolxs Iilie King Cole wllen Ile gives Ilis Iienrty
Inugll, lor lu- Ims an great sense ol' Iiumor. At tlle nrm swinging game
ol Imowliug, Ile excels, nncl inissecl Ineing tlie cliumpion Imy one plnre.
NVQ-'II miss you. nlilw. Ixut we Iiope not to lose trnrli ol you.
XVII .I .IANI MOI 'Qt IIN
Convent. N. .I.
"IIIoIee"
Ilolzlmy: Reucling.
nlolie none Ilere ut tlie Imeginning ol tlie year il quiet. stuflious
zuul Iilienlmle stuclent. Now only two ol tliese virtues are eonnerterl
witli Iliin. Ixlolie is no longer quiet. His Iiumor nncl Imoisterous
Iiilnrity Imve :mule Iiim one ol tIie Imoys ol' tlie Senior jannlmoree.
NVQ' wisli you Iueli, Bill, uncl Ilope tlmt you will mise tI1e stzuulnrcls
ol Iluryurfl even Iligller.
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ID XNIEI. P. O'IDONNliI.I.
302 NOTIII fluyion Sirvvf Xvilmingjlon, Dol.
nipllllu
Hofxlmy: Hooslingj Sallie-s Iligjll Srllool.
.Xs mos! ol' IIN Ilvllows wllo num- from Xvilnminglon. Hun
.nlxvuys Inns u good worcl lor Snllivs. Ho is usually in the cc-nic-r
ol an group ol louml 31-Hillgg, lmml nailing stlldvnls. upllolcling ilu-
s.n1'rml lruclilions ol luis ulmu mulvr. Dun is also Slepin ':f'll'Ilit.S
lllllllllk' 'Ol' SDPPCII HIP Ollly SIDPPII ll? SIIOXYS ilt tllI'f'f' 0.i'I0lkli. illlfl
IIN-n lilu- llm! of ilu- lone' l'ilI1Ql'l'. llw spew-d of light. Tllvrv is
nnollwr 4-xu-piion. H0 nlso use-s il. us xw- Imvf' notiu-mf. on IIN-
lmslwilmll ro rl
DQXVIIU NI. OI.IX'IfR
211 Xvc-sl Ninlln Slrve-I C'lf'Sl4'I'. P-L
"Dr11'vN
Holvlmy: fuoingj lo ilu- movivs.
NIH Hlllfll l'illl IJ? Siliil illlillll IDHYP lN'l'illlSf' ol IliS llllivt llHlIllll'I'.
NVQ know wllvrv Iw romes from, and Illini is nlmout ull. Nlovivs svvln
lo Inf- luis Illlllby. mul Ile' kc-eps ilu- boys well inforlnvcl on IIN- rurrvnl
pidurvs running in Cllesler mul Plliluclelplmin. Dow' is goof!
liilflllixil mul Qvlwrous. us some of the fc-Hows who lui! 'lim lor
c'iQurc-lle's lmow.
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STANl.IiY SCUI.l.Y
Vvayerley. iowa
"RnHhonsvH
Hohhy: Reading.
Stan is a middle westerner lrom the eorn state ol lowa. Nohody
seems to ltnow how this inimitahle nielfname ol Rul:lh0use's origi-
nated. Some semhlanee ol' ilu- name may he hrought to light when
anyone attempts to get ahead ol him in the ealeteria. An attempt.
in the true sense ol the word. is as lar as one would get. But this
rharaeteristim' and his lmrawn helped the lqoothall team to a sueress-
lul season. Stan is no slourh at hasliethall either.
JAMES SHEA
338 linden Boulevard Broolilyn. N. Y.
hhhisvlesu
Hohhy: Dramaties.
Jim has heen the sparlc plug ol the graduating rlass ever sinee
he Came. l-our years ago. Having eoined the name lor the year hoolc
-"The Patio..--while a Junior, this year he was elected Editor-iw
Chief. During the four years he has amused us with his crazy
antirs in and out ol' the Classroom. His numerous lriends and
elassmates extend to him the hest ol wishes and hope he sueeeeds
elsewhere as well as he has here.
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JOSEPH l'NC1liRER
Ijlj cill'SSlllQ'f'I' Str f-f- 1 Bt-rlilf-I1 f-111 . Pu.
"Linh, lm-"
llol1l:y:Curt f1f,l1 mg.
.lov came' lmafli to us again tllis year to got a low more- vrvclils.
Xvv clonit regret il in llle- least. .loP. True to luis olcl lorm ol last
year, anrl even lwtter. he was one' ol llme stronglmolcls ol tlie varsity
loollmall loam. Not oncv in two years llas luis naam- lx-en almsvnt
lrom tlu-' llonor roll. The thrall ol the S0lllllU in tlw lorm ol a
lamous sumnwr resort in ,lersey lures .lov tlwrc- 4-very XX'l'0liff'IIKl.
VVllal's tlw attraction?
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Class
isfcory
T seems only yesterday-that ideally lneautilvul Autumn morn-
ing on which the memluers of Archmere's Freshman Class ol'
IQ35 first assembled. Yes, Septemher 20th was the exact date
of the actual heginning of classes. Thus was inaugurated the
high school course under the white-rolaed Premonstratensian
Fathers for the sixteen visihly awed and impressed young laoys,
most ol' whom were in lcnee-lareeches. However, as this sense
of strangeness and unfamiliarity wore off with the passing days
we Archmerian tleclglings manifested a leeen interest in hotli
scholastic and extra-curricular activities.
Throughout the year, lmesides maintaining a consistent honor
roll group, our young class of ,jf under Coach .lohn Oakes
placed six members on the lootlaall squad: lour were among
AFl'llmCf6'S initial hand of courtmen and six made the grade of
the laaselzall team.
VVith the inception of the first school newspaper there were
to he found several would-he journalists among our llirst year
lmoys who wholeheartedly gave their hest to further the success
of the Green Arch.
l.ilcewise in all the other functions interspersed throughout
the school year, socials, plays, etc., delegates of the class were
sure to he lound. However. there was always present the prola-
lem ol' becoming adjusted to lmoth surroundings and companions.
Vvith slight changes our numerically small group returned
to Archmere the next term to begin its Sophomore Year. This
time the school with its magnificent slcylight. spacious campus,
and the many other sights, which in the previous year tended to
malce us uneasy, now served to renew old friendships.
Classes were speedily organized and we Sophs discovered,
much to our dismay, that studies had grown more difficult and
would require quite a hit more study. Responding to this chal-
lenge our class as a whole more than sulndued "Old lxlan Failure"
lJy climbing up the Honor Roll ladder and maintaining several
representatives on the top throughout the year.
The class of '57 functioned as a unit lor the first time outside
of scholastic circles, and had two important events to its credit
during this second year at Arcllmere. Primarily, moleslcin iaclcets
in the class colors. red and white, and hearing the numerals '57
were purchased. Secondly, all of us Sophs with Father lxlc-
Keough, our adviser and headmaster, enjoyed a trip to the National
Capitol.
Vylhen our predecessors, the Charter Class ol' Archmere. came
into their own in the role of Seniors, we .luniors first realized how
last utempus was fugitingf' Soon we would lJe cast in the same
roles as these graduates. The sands of time were certainly slip-
ping away fast-too last.
With Father Hurley as our adviser and sensing our positions
as upper classmen, we went immediately to worlc. To help pre-
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Class
History
serve as many traditions as possilule lor Arcllmere we continue
tlie practice ol tlme preceding classes lmy securing our graduation
rings in our .lunior Year. Tllftj' are lmeautilul rings ol yellow gold
surmounted lay a rulmy stone. Were we satislied witli tlxis acllieve-
ment alone? lndeed no. Acting upon Fatlxer Hurley's sugges-
tion antl using liim as our mediator and representative. we puslied
tlie matter ol malcing our rings standard at our Alma lxlater.
Finally success crowned our plans-tlte Faculty agreed. Vvitllout
lmoasting we may credit one major part ol tlle growing Arcll-
merian traditions to our account.
Tlme Junior Prom held on lwlay IS was a very great success
lmotlt socially and linancially. It was deemed lay all as one ol tlme
lnest, if not actually tl1e laest dance ol' tlme year. The proceeds
were used lor tlte preparation ol a larewell lmrealclast lor tht-
graduating Seniors in June.
Our Junior year saw lwlr. Leonard Farmer succeed lVlr. Con-
nell as coacla. wlmo lelt to attend personal lmusiness matters. rl-lie
same dependable cooperation was sltown Coacll Farmer lmy our
class as was previously displayed. Sports claim tlwe interests of
tlme entire class, and as a result we placed many delegates
on tlle lootlaall, lmaslcetlzall, bowling, and baselmall comluines.
.luniors even llad two classmates on tlle newly organized
tennis team ol lour men.
ln dramatics we claimed tlme leading role ol tlle tllree act
comedy, "Handy Andy," lor our class. Besides .lames Sll9il
several otlier graduates ol '57 were included in tlle cast.
Numerous otlmer events on tlle scliool-day calendar seemed to
lmurry tlme passing days. Soon June and tlxe graduation ol tlle
'50 class terminated our l'1igl1 scllool days as Juniors.
Responsilmility and llard worlc boomed lor our Senior Year.
Tllis seemed to intone tlle general note ol our last nine montlis
at Arclnnere. Nevertheless, our spirit ol cooperation and distri-
lmution ol tlie worlc conquered tlie lmeretolore insurmountalmle
olmstacles. Extra curricular activities claimed so great a per-
centage ol our time tlmat to retain tlie lligli scliolastic standing
ol tlle class mucli diligence llad to be slmown in studies.
Atliletic interest continued to run high and was augmented
lmy tl1e two new tennis courts built at tlle side entrance.
Senior-sponsored social events were not lacking: ol course.
all otl1er Arclwmere social llappenings were always Seni0r-sup-
ported.
Tlme Valedictoriarfs voice sounds tlme lcnell ol our days under
tlle capalxle Norbertine priests at Arclimere. Tlmougll tlle actual
days lme over, lond rememlnrances linger. Our everlasting grati-
tude to all responsilyle lor tlie numerous lnenelits we llave reaped
during our years at Arclamere.
lnmes Collins, '51
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ll lu' in ilu' li.-Id ol spurls or in llu' rlelss room. uc-In
bvuiml: A. luriclu, Nl. ffl nnrurr. ll. llislunp, ,l. iXlc'Kxnrllu.ulx. l.. XVui4ivslmslxi. ,l. XYlu'l.m, ll. llulur
'lUllsQ'f.
' , ' . f v -
fhuuliluq: NIIIRIXIIII. llnlxvs. ilsnll. Q. Iyilffilll, Xlrlnllulllill
N Sl'llll'IlllN'l', l0j1. 1'ig1llle'f'n lmoys 1'IlI'0llQ'll in
ilu' lliircl l'H'Slllllilll f lass in ilu' liislory ol Arrll- h
nu'r4'. Now nvarly llnrvm' yvnrs lam-r as Juniors,
llu' lmppy-gofl1u'l4y rluss ol ilu' srluml, tlu're- uri'
only lvn ol ilu' original c'iQl1lc'c'n lmys rf'nmining.!.
lllis ya-nr will: llu' aulclilion ol liw' lN'XYCOIll0l'S
ilu-sv I1-n rvprc'sc'nle'cl :Xrrlmu-rc' in :nanny sports
lilllllflilllf loullmll, llzlslwllmull. lmasvlmll. mul
lmwlingj.
illlu- .luniur Class slugjvcl in QNllflSllllilS play mul
pulmlisluul sc-vvrnl vclilions ol ilu' scllool lu'ws-
'mpg-r in ilu' lnller pnrl ul ilu' venr lo lumiliurizc'
llu'msc'lvz's in ilu' prmullulion ol il: lligllly rom-
nuwululnlc' worlc was lllflIf'Kl oul. Tlu' nmsl im-
porlnnl vpismulc' ol ilu' Class wus ilu' urrivnl ol'
llu' rluss rings.
2
During ilu' yvnr ilu' srllolnslic' au'l1if'vc'nu'nls ol X E
tlu' .lunior rlnss wore' nlmvs- tlu' average, as nl lens! A. , K
lmll' llu' group we-re' ulwnys on ilu' lumor roll. "l
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1
Xxlllvll wc' rvlurn in Se'ph'mlu'r ns seniors, lvl us '
lumpz' llml wc' will lwvp up our gmul worli wlu'tlu'r
- - l'-KVIIIR SRU'NlUX'SkY
ss .lilvisvr
U
ll.
Nl Rum: I. xlllllfll. XX, Xnllnvaule, I, Xlilliqan. ly. lbrznealii, KX. PM-ngiws-r, l.. Saninni. fl. Kerrigan.
I llvyxxnll, lfegggillvr.
:mul Nun" fullnnlv, I, xlullanvx. Xxvllile. vligani, Xvarcl. flngnl. llriu
ilml Rum: lX1'.nliln1. Ilahlurl, llalwl
fl I1 YNUER "loyyly" Freslnnen we returns-cl
lo .'xH'llllIl'I'0 in Seplelnlner ol' .30 as S0lllliSlil'ilIf'KI
Soplls.
Xvilll l:illlH'l' lxlamljnnnell as our flass .Nfl-
yiser, we slarlell flue year Ivy elerling nln- rlass
nl-licers. CNIHIYIPS llengisser was lnafle liresirlenll
Ray Trareslii. Yice-presiclenl: Nlarli Kealingf.
Sen relaryz ancl xxxllwerl vlwigjani, Treasurer.
An ilnporlanl parl llas Imeen playecl in .Null-
mere lille Imy us. flu our tealns were lonnml many
lllf'IIlIJf'l'S nl our class. yery loyal, anxl sportsman-
lilie men.
:XS sluclenls our Llass lms wnrlxefl imluslrinusly
ancl its nlelnlmers llaye nnl lei llle air nl snpllisiira-
2
i lion creep inln llleir lllllNlS. A IHIIIIIJPI' nl' us
S
' lmye lmeen in almost .III exlra-currirular rlnings.
I ffur Snplmnmre year llas lx-en a sllarf-sslllll
.-
I -YIIIER 3lc'l54mN
filnw ,'lmll'iw'r
Y .
anrl an pleasant one. Xxe yy-.II try In nmlu- our
two remaining years lu-re at Arm lnnere surpass lay
Ill I
lar llle lyyn DYPCPKIIIIQ ones.
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l"irsl Row: ll. llaxanauglu, XV. fin-glvr, ll. Xxrimlwsle-r, lj, N1-slvr. ll. llouflry. ll. Rilvv. l. K1-rrig
clflIll'I'. Ill'llTy, l,y'IlIl, Nl'1'4lDll. lx. lqlvyllf. SXXl'4'Hl'y.
Svrnllll RMU: l'-rlllllxlill, ll. Kln'lQ4lllxn. vlvl'lll'liil. lllrllvlm. ll. xxlallxvr. Xl. familial, yallloslli, l
Kilnllllvu, fl. lllaim-. l5.lll.ll1lym'. linalsl, ll, llarmon, l 4
llllniul Row: ll llouglvlan. ll, ljavis, l, Rvisllwr, l. XY-ull.:-r.
lllfx Sl'flll'lIllN'l' ol '30 rolls-cl arouncl, Arrll-
nwrv saw lor llw lhirsl lime- ils largvsl flass. lllirly-
om' l.l'l'Slllllf'll. XV1' all lvll ralllvr proutl lo ln- lligla 0 T In I
srllool Sllllll'IllS, lbul llu- S0llll0lIl0l'0S promplly
sllowm-ll us lllc' vrrors ol our ways. Xvilll l:allu'r
Nolan as our rlass amlvisvr ws- sl-llls-cl clown anal
vlvrlml .lame-s livrrigan. pre-sill:-nl: Rolwrl flrinvr
as X'lKkl"IDl'l'Sllll'lIl, aml Xvallvr Zivgjlvr. sc'l'rc'lary-
lrvasurvr.
:Xllnlvlirally our ya-ar was a gre-al Slll'l'l'SS. ln
all sporls lln- xliclgjvl lvams arc- monopolize-cl lxy
us, aml wc' also l'0lllI'llJlll0ll lo llw .lay vvvls. as
wf-II as lorming class lvams. Hoxx'A'x'0r. our goal
was nol rm-allwcl. Xxlv wvrc' wf-Il rx-prvsvnlvcl in
all mlramalir' arlivilivs. aml llu' major parl ol us
wc-rv on llu- lronor roll. Xllllllllff llas 4-srapvtl us:
vw-n now wc- llavv nol nwnliom-cl all.
ll is vvrlain lllal our rlass will go clown in 5
zxrrlnm-rc-'s luislory as om- ol' many lim- svlnolars, Q VW 'x
illllll'll'5. anrl Qf'Illll'IlN'lI, lor in llris. our lirsl
l Q
ya-ar. wa- lnaw- malls- a splc-mlifl slarl. l lmloulmlc-mlly , X
llu- mall-us ol somv lulurv .'XI'l'llIIlf'l'0 learns, - , l
Ure-on Arrln slallls aml many ollu-r lllings arc- l
among us. Na-xl ye-ar we- will ln- lmavlx as sopllis-
livale-cl Sopllomorc-s lo sllow a group ol! llrvslnnvn . .
h l.XlIlIR Nous
jusl lnow lo l'0Illllll'l lllemselvvs. 1-,IM Ahllyiw
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l'Il'Yl'Il in ils IN-sl IN'I'IIUI'lIlillH'0 on IIN- grNIir0n in ull IIN- Ilishlry UI IuuIImII
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IIN' il 5lIIl'1'SSIlII SUUSUII. '
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4ulNIi1IuIc-s UIIIIIIISIIISIIIIIIIY rm-pork-II. Nlorf- signs QI' IlllllI'0VI'lllPllI ilIllI an QINNI
bf
-anon we-rv 1-x'icI1-nl ns IIN' cIuys UI prfN'Iiu- III-xx' Iry, ffm- UI' IIN- IlN'I4i4-sl Imre-inks.
wIli4'I1 SOIIIPIIIIIPS 1If'If'I'lllIlll'S IIN- SIIKTPSS UI an If-mn, wus IIN- s1'ur1'iIy oI injurii-5
cxu-pIinQ IIN- I-vc-r pr:-sc-nl Imumps illllI Inruism-s. XVHI1 Iuur virluric-s, Iwo Ile-I1-nts,
INNI om- IN-, IIIIUIIIPI' se-nson UI IINII gre-nI sporI, InuIINuII, 4-lNIs, IJIII uguin In IN-
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Se-uImI: III-urgv f'urIin, xImmg.L1-r. I.. cIIIIl'I. 5. Scullx. II. 1211-WIN-. II. NINININ-, I Ijuxwn. I I'ng:-ral
I , llllfllulll, IIllllNl'Y. fx. I.ll4lniIlll, 'xl'IillIKI, Il'4lIll1'I.
SIUIIIIIIIQJ ILIIIIUI IXIIDINNN-II, S. mogul, I NIiIwn-II, I. IYIIIIIIIIIKII, I, Ihfl.-5, I NIISHI-1-:N-x. Yllmvin
Htl
,.. .
UC IOISI-.R lo. .Xrrlnnere slnoxvecl prospeels ol a well
lmlaneecl team. Recovering a liumlmle
on Ilne Arrlmiest lllirly-yarcl line lmy Allentown was lime I'
only lllreal ol' time game: oilmerwise ille learns lmitlecl on
even lerlns illl'0llQll0lli llle game. For line Green anrl
Xxillill' l'1rih'lnnan. l.uc'iano, anal llngferer Iurnecl in ille
IN'Sl lN'l'l.0TlIlillN'f'. Srore 0-0.
fXVl4fll,1lfR lf. il-llf' .'XI'K'lli9S llacl llleir lirsi real les!
ol' power against Brown Prep at Pennsy
lielcl in Xvilininglon. During tile llirsl ililliv tile Green
ancl Xvlliie seorerl lwiee. ancl seriously illreatenecl on
oilner orrasions, llngerer anrl lxlalone slmarecl llle line
lnonors. wllile l.ueiano ancl irriirlnnan again sllarecl time
lxaelxlwielql lmonors. Seore: .-Xrvlnnere 13, Brown Prep 0.
flfviif JIEIQR 13. nleeling llleir olfl rivals on flue llolne
lielcl, Arelrmere won a llarcl fouglit
lxallle. ,lille liirsl quarter was playerl on even Qrouncl.
l.aie in llle seeonrl quarter, alter tile power seelnerl fo
ine slopperl, .linnny Frilelnnan iossecl a pass lo l.arry
fiuier wllo snagged il lor fill' lxirst seore ol! til? game.
ln line seeoncl lnall' tlle tlireals ol tile Blue Hens were
sluwressliully repulsecl lmy time liiQilliIlLf Arelnnere eleven.
A lmeauliliul piece ol' open lqielcl running lay i:rih'innan
lmelxinil perleel lmloelcing gave tlle Green anrl xvilitll its
olller srore. Blilxeseli ami Outer playecl lmesl in tlie line.
Score: :Xrelnnere IS. Delaware ,l. Vfs 0.
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xx.
fVJCTfJPmER 31. in their hest game ol the year the Cireen and Vvhite sank the
Little Admirals hy a lop-sided margin. Scoring on a lateral to
Fritchman in the lirst quarter, and a nice run in the second hy Angie Luciano,
Archmere held a I4-0 advantage at the hall. Clicking in every department of the
game, the Archies widened the gap hy three more touchdowns. The whole team
turned in an excellent perlormance with Gieseclce and lxlilcesell overshadowing
the linemen and Scully and Fritchman sharing haclctield honors. Score: Arch-
mere 34. Farragut Naval Academy 0.
NfJVElN'lBER 7. CD11 an overnight trip to the national capital the Qireen and
Vvhite dropped their lirst game ol the season to the Catholic
University yearlings. Recovering lrom a case ol stage lright, the Archies found the
score 13-0 against them hut soon were ahle to put across their only counter of the
game. The second hall was a little more disastrous lor the Archmere eleven.
By what seemed to he a never ending line ol suhstitutions. the C. U. Frosh were
ahle to lceep a lresh team against the tiring gridders ol Archmere. Although yield-
ing several touchdowns, the Archies held their powerful opponents on the two-
yard line, therehy redeeming themselves partially lor the laclc ol' scoring they did.
lxlilcesell was the best lineman wearing the Green and White, while the haclctield
shared equal honors. Score: Archmere 7, Catholic U. Freshman 34.
NOVElxlBER 14. Using hut two ol her regulars, Archmere scored an impres-
sive victory over the West Nottingham eleven to close her home
season. A lew seconds alter the opening whistle "Angie" Luciano scored alter
running the hall into Nottingham territory. The Archies scored again in the
second and lourth quarters. with Luciano and Joe Bowers carrying the hall over.
After staving olii a Nottingham drive, the Green and Vvhite had possession ol' the
hall until the final gun.
NOXf'ElxlBER 21. Fighting against odds all the way, Archmere went down to
its second defeat ol the year helore one ol' the hest teams in the
East. The fireen and Vvhite held a 7-6 advantage at one stage ol the game. hut
the reserve strength again was too much lor them. Although there were several
decisive gains through the line. all the touchdowns were hrought ahout hy the
aerial route. Archmere's lone tally came in the second period when Alhie Yuravich
caught a Bordentown lumhle, and heiore they knew what had happened. was
across their goal. .loe Ungerer and Gieseclce toolc the honors for line play, while
Yuravich and Luciano shared the haclclield honors. Score: Archmere 7, Borden-
town 7.1.
At the annual lootloall banquet in December. Father lVlcDonnell, athletic
director, awarded letters to these players: Capt. Joe lwiilcesell, Lawrence Outer. Joe
Yuravich, Joe Ungerer, James Fritchman, Stan Scully, August Gieseclie. Angelo
Luciano. James Haley. James Houser. Tex lwlalone, Frank Gurnari, John hic-
Sweeney, and lxlanager George Curtin.
1937-58 SCHEDULE
Septemher Riverside High .... ....... A way
Octoher Allentown Prep ....... ....... H ome
Octoher Brown Prep ...... ....... H ome
Octoher Delaware J. Vfs ....... Home
Uctoher St. Benedicfs .. ....... Away
Novemher Bordentown .... ....... H ome
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Vlfll SlNfl'1 Fnilwr Nlrlfonnvlls axppoinhnvnl ns
.Nllllc-lic' Dire-dor ol iXI'I'llllN'l'f' .lunior Varsity J9 Q
lvznns lluvc- lwvn gfivvn spvciul nllvnlion annrl rourliing.
l"uilN'r lxlaw, us lu- is linown lo ull flu' sllulvnls, In-Q
lii-vc-s in pri-pairing! lor luiurv yi-urs, sinve wiiluoui an
cloulmi ilu-sv .l. V. lounls ol locluy will lwvonw Vursiiy
i'vpi'c-sr-nilulin-s ol tomorrow. Truly. lwsiclcf-s lwing prnr-
iiuul in ils lore-siglrh-clnc-ss. lllis silu'e'i'c- sponsorsllip ol
'svvoncl lvmnsu f-Xu-mls lo lllosv lvllows wllo nrv "only
nir in ronnpvliiivv sporls un opporlunily ol gaining
vuluaxlmlv vxporie-m'e in .uluul voniesls uguinsl oppo-
nvnls ol ilwir own mlilms.
Xxlllllill lllis lnvorih' group ol .lunior Vursily .Xili-
lc-lu's loollmll rlaunwcl Ilw lions slum- ol l'r. Flaws
.lilvniion nnxl inivrvsi. Nlr. l:ill'llll'l'. ulllxougli lu- wus
lu-anvily lmurclc-nf-cl roaulling ilu- vursily uncl miclgvt
squauls, gnu- lllvlll more- tlmn nn equal slum- ol luis
m'o1u'lling,f laxlvnls.
'llw lloys Qrvnlly npprvriaxlvml llw ulie-niions give-il
lo llwir in-ann mul lllI'0llQl10lll rin- svnson in vzurli Qmm'
ol ilu-ir srllvmluli- provccl lllfj' we-rv worilly ol lllis sup-
port. lllvy lllllglll vnrm-slly uncl vle-alnly e-vvry svroncl
ol vurlr vonlvsl.
,lwlH'SI' lnrls lluving lwvn rvnlizvcl lmy llw ullllviim'
clvpurllnvnl. spc-rinl nwnrmls wc-rv prvsc'nif'cl lo flu' nwnl-
lwrs ol ilu- squaul ui llu' nnnunl lxoollmll llilllllllfxl,
lfirsl Row: nl.. Paulllwl. l. XxYlll'lilll. ll, XVilson. R. Grim-r. l. Xvullwr, Nl. Ullvunnur. XV. xlllllllllill,
U. Hmsnu-r.
Svrolnl Row: l"-ulln-r Nlrllonm-ll. liulwr, luriill. l. Sullivan. l. llmu-rs. l.. Xvoirivilmsld, Nlr.
l nrlnvf, Q :ml ll.
u r
.9 ' xlr. l.1r11n-1,l.1.11l1
Basketball
lln' lirsl 1.1ll lor l1.1sli1'll1.1ll cnncli- lilvusv lll'1ll' llwwv lauls in unincl xx'l1il1' lnolg-
.l.1l1-s was hUllIlCl1'Il, il was l-llllllil ll1.1l ingj nl lln' lolloxxing rvumrcls. ll-l11'1'1"s ml lilllv
.li111 llnlvy illlil .lllll flollins we-rv llll' only 0111-ra lllUl'f' in rc-1lm11i11gf llu- suuvss ur lillllll'I' ul
I'l'lllilllllllQ l'r0n1 llw prvvious yvurls Sllllklil, sporls-ul'f'x'v1'yll1i11Ql0rll1.1l111.1ll1'1'-ll1.1n illsl
flfxnuc-1.111-11lly il gn-.1l cle-.1l l1.1rl ln Ilf'llf'llCl on l0llIlllllQ up llll' wins illlll lossvs.
nl-xx' pl.1yvrs. ll-ln-sv wx-rf' lllllfll in vviclf-1111: .'XI"illIlN'l'l' 0pf'lll'Cl lln' sc-.1s1111 i11 l'l1il.11lc-lpl1i.1
lllll llu' lllillly various Nlyl1-sol'11l.1y wnulrl llilVP willl S0llllIl'ilSl f.l.1ll1oli1'. rl-ln' lirsl Lfilllll' lor
lo lw I'l'Cllll'C'll lo il lIllll40I'lll 1111-lllml. fxncl lllis lllc' .'xl'1lll1'S wus rl lilllc- l'ilQLf0ll in spnls. l111l
xx'a1s.1 lnrgjc-orcll-1'l41 I'iII. flnrv il lllilll llilS lwc-n sllowvcl lln' lllkllilllQS ul il W1-ll-1'111l111l4-ml ll'1llIl.
llAilllH'Il illlll l1.1s play.-.I in il c'1'rl.1i11 slylv ln- blllw llirulvs look .111 Pilfly I.-...I nncl lu-pl il
munnol lw lllilllfjvfl lo .1clv.111l11Q1'. Vlulwrvllnrc- lllI'UllQll0lll lln- Qillllv. .'Xr1'l1l111'r1' Il. Slllllll
our l1'illIl wus l'f'flillll lo sullvr loss. fznlllolim' 30.
xxx .'Xl'fllllIll'H' rlcws nol us yvl own il Lfylll, .'Xr1l1111c'1'c- clmngmz-cl rl .low 15.11110 in flulclc-yvs.
wc- l1.1cl lo .11'1'1'pl ll11' lwsl Illlllllfllllllly ilX'illl- Fl-lw I.-...I Yill'lC'll l'l'l'llllf'llllX, l1ul .1 lllilll2lIlLf
.1l1lv-ll1c- Xxlllflll St.-1-l lloor. Vllln- r'o11li1111vrl rally gens- ll1c- 9.111111 lo C2.1l.l.-y. Sl'0l'l'I fl.1I.l.-y
prmliu- 1111 ll1is Slllilll fllllfl. ol lll'i'i'SSlly llillll- '53, .'X1'x'l11110l'4- 25.
lN'l'1'1lllll' pl.1y0l'11u1'lc-11111. To c'r0w11 ll1v list bl-lw l,l'lilXYill'1' Xlfs Qul .1Il lo .111 1'.1rly
ol g.frowing.f ollslanrlc-s only il lilnilvtl lime' was sl.1rl. lllll tlw gun was sl111rlc'111'cl ln al lwu-
..Il.m-.-.l us lor lll'ilKlll'i'. poinl ls'.1cl nl lllv l1.1ll'. xxsjnin il was lllc- l.1sl
S1-ulml: l. Nl.Sw.-.-11.-1. l. ll1.l.-y. SflIllY, flulc-r. ll. fllllnllm-ll, fl, flivsc-1
Slun1liI1g4: llr1gg.111N, Nl.111.1g41'r, Cl..g..I. l. flnllin-. NlIl'llXlllI, l.ll1i.11111. Xlr. l.1r1111-r. l 11.1nl1
Il-I
llalll tllilt Spf-lll-ll llt'l.l'ilt lor tllc' Arc'tllllc'l'c' liivv.
Sturt-: Arllllllll-l'v 21. lJ0lilXYill't' .l. Vfs 20.
:Xrl'tlllle-rv wus llc-lct to il sillqll- liivtcl Quill flur-
illgj tlll' liirst, XYlltlt' tllc' StilIll'lf'lll Qxlllll llvllvtt
lXYt'llty-OIN' points. Tile' svrollcl llzlll lilllllltl
alllllost 1-vm-ll Sl'Ol'lllQ witll tllr' oppollvllts oll tllf'
long 1-mt all tlll' litllill wllistlv. SCOFPZ fxfflt-
llll'l'l' lj, SlilIllvll'lll 43.
Ulllllf-y illfillll l'vpl-altvct its lirst vivtory. Tllv
liirsl llalll' wus il llip illlll tllfli allwlialir. witll tlle
storm- stllllltillgf lll IQ-I5 ill lllvor ol Golctvy ill
lllc- llalll. Vlwlll' sl-romt llllll prow-it to tw ltlv
sallllv story. Srorv: .'XI't'llIIll'I't' 23. Uolctvy 30.
Ix2filtIlSt lllvsv t'llilllllJl0lIS Arrlllllc-rv ftictlltt
stllllrl lllllfll ol il l'llillll'f'. IEYOVVII llrvp gfllillvct
most ot its points ill ltlf' tiirst lllllt illlll l'0l1tlllllPIl
to llolrt tllc- If-ml. Till' .Nrrllivs Sll0NYf'Kl il sliglll
Fillly tUXVill'flS tllv vllrt ot' tllc- gnlllv. llut to no
ilX'illl. Svorl-: Arclllllc-rv IT, Brown Prop 43.
lll ll llalrml lllllgjllt llalttlv .!X!'t'llIIll'Tl' just illllllll
ln-alt tllv iillx llilllfjllllf ow-r its llt'ilfl. Tilt- out-
FUIIN' ot' till- Qillllt' wus lll-ver l't'l'tilllI ulltil tllf'
lust lvw lllillutvs wllvll il lgillIli.S l10l'NVill'fl
swisllvcl il palir ol' llvillltllilll sf-t sllots. Srorv:
Arrllllll-rv 18. lsillIliS Plllsillf-ss Collvgfv 21.
vlillv cll't't'll illlfl Xvtlile tralvvlvrt to Xwllllllllg-
l0ll to tallu- il Clflllllllllgf from tllv llzlllcts ol
lgl'ilt'0lll tlllsillc-ss College-. Arm-lllllflrll svelllcct
to llc' llolctillg its own ill tlour plzly, llllt lllv
Sllltilltll wurliillgg llllsille-sslllvll llalrt il little' sllllrp-
vr Cyl' lor tllv llalslivt. St'Ul'l'Z .'Xl't'lllllt'l'l' 10.
l5t'ill'0lll 44.
l,lilylllQ lllt'll' lllost illlportzlllt Qilllll' ot tlle
sl-llsoll. tile fxl'1'lllt'S falllle- tllfllllfjll ill Qrllllcl
Sllilpt'. lt wus itll vxritillgj illiliilll' XYltll tllv lvlltl
tllilllgfltllf svvvrall tilllvs tlll'0llQll0tlt tllc' lnfily.
Xvilll il llvw I'lllllllll'S to plaly flzlylllolll lic-lt lll:-
svorv IO alll. N,lll'ilYtKilI Sllllli il lhrvc tllIAUXY alllrl
liltl'l' illtc'rc'c'ptml il pllss wllilll llc' tossvcl up
lor il lil-ld gout. Store: .'xI't'lllllt'I"t' 22. Cllly-
lll0llt 10.
.'xl't'lllllt"f0 Slilftvfl Ott witll Il lmllg illlll was
lixilllllllj lllv Qillllt' lll tllv lllllt, llllt St. Rolwrtis
rilllivll. Kxffillll .'xl'l'lllll0I'l' SlllIl'lf'!l illlvilfl to
Qillll six points. lIOXYI'N'l't'. to lose- lllv QEIIIIP.
Store: .Axrvlllllvrv 10. Sl. Rullvrfs 20.
Xvitll tllv llllrlu-ts llyillg llliclc alllct lllst. fxffll-
IIIUH' was illfillll llllSlllTl'SSl.lll ill Qc-tlillg lllv
lllaliority. .'Xltll0lILfll ttlc' Lfillllt' wus lllllfll closer
tllalll tllv pre-violls mvvting, tlle iXl'l'lllf'S wvrv
still no llliltlill tor tllv Stllllllielct Clllll. Score:
, .
Arflllllc-rv 31. Nlllllic-lat 32.
lgvillilllll llklll no mlsy tllllt' ill tllI'lIlllQ ill il
XN'lll lllis lilllc-. lll tllv lust tIlIill'tt'l' tllv store
was tivct witll 30 alpic-rc-. l30ilt'0lll tlH'll tl1I'lH'il
ill il low points tor tllelllsvlvvs illlil If-lt fxffll-
IIICI1' ill tllv sllalmtows just long f'll0llQll to
rlllltlc up il virtllry. Score: i'XTt'llI1ll'l'l' 30. 'EUH-
rolll 43.
'l-llc' .'XI'Clllt'S rtroppvct lllv I'K'tllI'Il glllllv willl
Cluylllollt. -l-lll' Ure-f-ll alllcl Xxlllltl' llvlrt alll
IS-lj' lvllct witll il lbw nlillutc-s lc-tl to play.
'lille' Clalylllollt live- Sllllli il gout lor il two point
lezlct. As lllv gun S0lll1fll'lt l.ill'l'y' flutvr was
liolllc-tt. llut lzlile-tt to Illillif' tllv point. SVOFUZ
IxI'l'lllllf'l'0 IS, Clnylllollt 10.
Tllis llzlttlv wus il closv illiliillli For tllI'0t'
pl-riocts tllv St'0l'llIQ was slllln-it t'Yf'lllY lly tlle
two tvalllls. lll tllv lzlst flllill't6'l' lilo tlflllllil-s
opvllvct l-ire, ellsily XX'tlllltll2' tllv Qallllv. Stow:
.'Xl'c'lllllc-rv lll. St. le0lK'I't.S 33.
ltirsl Row: Y. 'l'ig.i.nli. I. llouu-rs, 'l'. llnlrlu-l. fl, lsl'l!Slll1'l'. I. llousl-r. l.. llmxvrs
Nvnml Row- Nl. 1 ogunns. Nllnmuz-r, IQ f-rinvr. Xlr. l.. l.urnn'r. l n.nl1.
llli flu-c-I1 uncl XVl1il1- quinlc-l wllillu
Jo 0 plnyf-fl ilu- prvlilninury Quin:-s lo llw vursily
-tlw .l. Xlfs-was n clulx nolvcl lor ils lliglll unml
B lmrll ploy. -lllwir opponc-nls m-xx-r Imll wlml
Soulln ciilllllllll
Roclm-y ......
fllnynlonl
Sl. Rolwrlls .
cwlmlfllllllll
Sl. Rolwrlls .
flpp. 1-
zo
2-I
24
IU
25
Z2
llley coulrl saxlvly null cl XYIIIIIIIIQ Ill-lI'LflIl, lu'
rilllsf' wllrn all Svvlnvtl losl, lllvy l'0lIlCl lmoumw'
rigflll up inlo ml llll'l'klll'Illl1Q posilion very
quic'lQly.
l.UUlilIlQ UYCI' lllf' X . SK'lll'Cllllf'. NYU llllil llll'
rvsulls ol lwo floss- Qanm-s will: Sl. Rolwrlls
Re-sf-rves-llw llirsl ol wlrirlm our ,lunior Vnrsily
won in un 4-xlru pe-riocl. unrl llw svroml wlmiflm
I" llw flrny nncl llluv Rc-se-rvvs ol' llu- flu-slm-r
sfllool looli ovf-r lmy an lvw poinls. -l-ln-sv lwo
Quan:-s we-rv gem-rally 1'om'e-clvcl lmy fXI'llllIlH'I'f'
lollowf-rs ns llw lwsl plays-cl Qunws ol' tlu- Arrlli-
e-llc-sl season. For llwm alone- llw plnyf-rs
Slllblllll rc-u-ive lllllfll praise. nol lo nn-nlion lln-
rc-sl ol llwir lmrcl-louglml rannpnign.
l lllltl xlilln
:Xpri
April
April
:Xpril
lxlny
Many
ixluy
Huy
lxlny
lxluy
Bas ball
Xvllilc- ixlr. l:ill'llll'l' moaulu-tl llux NTS.
l:nllu-r lxll'l30llIIl'll clirvrlvml llu' X'ill'Slly l'ilINll-
elim-s wlux slulwc-cl signs ol lurningj olll ax liirsl
rails' lvann. lbvprivvcl ol scwvrall przu'liu's llu'
luxys llaul lo wliip inlo slmpv in an llllI'I'B'. Xvt'
.Irv sure' llI0llLfll llml llu-y will lurn in n gjmuul
mm." Nh I-mlm lucuunl ol llu'insc-lvl-s mul lure-alla llu- iinx lunngf
ing ovvr llu- .'Xl'flIl1N'l'!' lvmns lllis yvur, l lnving
llulir llirsl Qunu- ol' llu- sc-nson will: llrown
llrvp, llu' .'Xrc'lmu-rv lllllt' pluys-cl Qcuul Imll mul
lu'lcl llu-ir oppolu-nls llillc-ss unlil llu- svn-nlli
inning: lroln lu-rv on il wus rullu'r in mu'-sirlml
ulluir, will: llruwn llrf-p Qc-llingj e-lc-vvli runs.
5C llltljl ll' ililu- lumys wlm romposz-rl tlu- lirsl lvmn wx-rv
lg-l?,mwn limp .limmy lrrilclnnnn on llu- rvrviving mul willr
22-Smlgl, ling Q'ull,0Ii4- .lim Xvlmlvn pilrliing llwm in. .lov llngc-rc-r.
17--QUIQIF3. .lim llnlc-5' mul Vinrv il-iganii plnyc-ml llu' llirvv
30,-llieru. Sfllool szlflis will: KXIIQPIO l.ul'inn0 ns slumrlslop. ,lolin
-1-Ifwm-0,,, l!,u5im.SS Sflmol ixlrswvvimvy, il-lumms ljnlclu-l. mul Dun fy-
7-llivru. Sflmol Donnell clmsvrl llu- long orufs.
ll--lS1'illi0IlI lgllSllN'SS Sclumol
"3
1.4
QI
, .
-l7vluwurv .l. X . s
-Ciolclfy
-Slblllll lfnsl cwilllllllll'
IN
LU.
.iw
ww
M1 -W V
l"rnnl Row: l, lluusvr, Y. iliivgami, Nl. lylimnu-ll, il.. l
3illil'l'
llurlc Rom: fiugnl. l. Xvluvlun. lirinvr, l. llailvy. l. lingvrx-r. II llilfunnn-ll, l. l"rilrlnn.un. XY.
Nllllllllllll, l. NllSXY1'1'llK'X. .X I.u-a.m.,, l, llmu-rx, Nl.in.iQvr,
cl. llclfllltlll. 4 IIHIIIS. Nll'5XY4'l'lN'y. l4illf'X. Kf'fflgilll. lgilktf, CJHICPG,
Golf
HEN nature puts on her prettiest clothes in
Spring, she is especially clelightlul at Archmere.
The iclea ol heing nearer to this henevolent lacly helps
to malce golf one ol the most enjoyalmle spring sports at
our school. The thirty acre campus inclucles a triclcy.
hut not too clitlwicult. nine hole course. At some time
or another every stuclent at Archmere may he seen
enjoying himself hy golfing. Knocking the little white
pellet around the grounds carries with it a great cleal
ol intrigue and interest.
The presence ol the Hanley Trophy, clonated hy the
lather ol one ol our former stuclents. has helpecl to
raise the enthusiasm ol the hoys. At the time ol the
writing there are many speculations going on as to the
prohahle winner ol' this prize in the coming tournament.
lxlany favor last year's champ, Jim Houser. According
to the rules the cup must he won two years in succes-
sion to gain permanent possession.
As an outgrowth ol' this excitement, a golf team has
heen organizerl. The group seen ahove are likely
canclidates lor herths on this team. Although, as yet
actual arrangements haven't heen made as to outsirle
competition with other schools. a few matches are
expecterl to he playecl.
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,AQTUYII RKIIUI ct Nlllllfll, clfillvf.
Ifaclz Row: l. xlilcesell. l, follins. lx. llarrah. R. Arnulnl. XV, xlouquin. U. fiurtin. B. Balm-r, G. Ki-rrigan.
lwlqll the huilcling ol' two ol the linest tennis courts in this
section, it was only natural that Archmere shoulcl he repre-
sentecl in this sport which is steaclily gaining popularity through-
out the athletic worlcl. The call lor candidates in this lield was
remarlcahly well answerecl in lieu ol the lact that two hasehall
teams. ancl a goll' team were lunctioning simultaneously within
our small stutlent hotly. lmpressecl with this line showing ol the
stuclents. lxlr. Farmer encleavorecl to arrange a series ol matches
with some ol the nearlmy schools. However, hecause ol the lmreyity
ol' time remaining until summer vacation and the short notice
given to arrange a schedule, not as many contests as were ex-
pectecl were hooked. Those opponents we are certain to play
inclucle Salesianum Catholic High ol Vvilmington and Beacom
Business College. which claims a competitive tennis team ol
exceptionally high calihre. It arrangements can he possihly marle.
l'. S. Dupont High. Nvilmington High. ancl also Chester High
will he met.
As can he clearly unclerstoocl, the early clate ol this puhlica-
tion prevents us lqrom lliltlllllff the actual team which will represent
Archmere in tennis anrl any results ol' the matches. lxleyertlleless.
iuclging from the earnestness with which these tennis clevotees
are practising in their initial clrills. a lull measure ol success may
he sallely expectecl from them.
The tournament lor the trophy. clonatecl hy lxlr. Alhert
Teeter, will he helcl the latter part ol the school year. As is
accormling to the usual practice. this cup must he won two years
in succession helore anyone may claim permanent possession ol it.
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T mis
1
l'irst Row: XV. lrhalwr, fi. fiia-sz-ilw, T. llatf I1--I.
Si-roml Raw: S. Sinlly, l. l'llt:4'fl'f, l, Xlila-sell, I. lvrilnlmuan
B lv NDER tlie clireetion ol Fatlier Sromoyslxy tlie stnrlents en-
0 S 1 ioyecl a yery sueeesslul year ol' lmowling. Soon alter tlle Cllrist-
mas lioliclays tlie season got into lull swing. It openecl witli tlie sen-
ior tournament in wlaiflm Gus fiieseelie won tlle title ol Uliinq Pin."
ln so cloing lie fllilllillll up 872 pins to leaye all otlner rompetilors
lar in tlle rear: luis nearest rivals were Bill Baker witll SIQ pins ancl
,loe lxlilcesell ancl James Friteliman witli N12 pins apiefe. Not
rontent witlm just winning tlme fllampionslxip, fins toolx tlle lionors
lor tlie liigllest game witli 186 as luis top store.
As soon as tlie alleys liacl eoolecl oil tlie .lunior tournament
was l1elcl. The .Iunior elmamp was Maximo Cagfigal. Tliis was
lXlax's lirst year in tlle Uniterl States anil also luis lirst year at
lmowlingf. To win tllis title lxlax linoelxecl over S03 pins. not lxatl
lor luis lirst test. He was lollowecl lmy Klelcotlca witli HIT pins anrl
Hourlry wlio lcnoelxerl over 783.
A lmowling team was pielcefl lrom tlie six lligjll men ol tlle
Senior Qliyision. Tliis team was eomposecl ol August Gieserlie.
Hill Halter. .loe Nlilxesell. .lames Fritrllman. Stan Srnlly, ancl
Tliolnas ljateliell.
Having a large numlwr ol fic-rmans ancl lrisli in tlle seliool
tllese two great nationalities louglit it out on tlie alleys. Plllf'
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lxoys will: ills- sllori lmir fuls svcmwcl lo lm an lilllv lwllvr lmoxx 1 s
ilmn ilu- onvs willl llw lmroguc-. unrl llw vidory wont lo lllfx fs
lllilll lil1lS. llll"l'k' XYPN' SFYPHII 0llK'f lllillK'll9S lJf'lNVl"6'll lllf' YilI'l0llN
slanlvs ol .lc-rsvy, Delalwanrc-. uml l,f'IlIlSylVilIliil.
Alix-r ilu- lournnmenls werv oul ol llw way, l:illllf'l' Sromoxs X
lwp! up lllv c'olllpc'liliv0 lmowling lay lvorming il lt'ilf.fll0 in mlm
1-url: class wus rvpresenh-rl lmy ils pricle- uncl joy. VlillPSl" muh ll
l00li plilfl' lN'lVV9Pll lJilSli6tlNlll SOHSOII illlil lJilS9l7illl illlil XN'lIPl1l"X Pl'
ruin prvvvnlvcl lmsvlmll prurlirv. It sec-rnecl tlle lj. Gfs luxcl just
an lilllv foo lllllfll smolw lo lw lwulc-n, illlll0Llf.fll llle l.I'i'SllIllfIl
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Vlwlu- lu-iglil ol ilu- Clu1ir's f-nie-rlaxilmu-nt vanu- at Clirislmus
wlu-n an Cwillllillil wus pre-smile-tl. Tlu- musiful storm- wus wriih-I1 I,-dllwr Sr llllll, vsky
auul i'0llilll4'll'Cl lmy lfuilu-r Sronuwsliy. ixlr. .lolin Fleck. soloisl. in Di' f'f' ff-"
wus supports-cl lay in lill0FllS of c-quul voires. 1
Vlilu- rnlilulu in ils iiu'c-plinn wus simply an musiful rf-rilntion I
U ' ' " 'iilumul notion. lt wus lmrouglii to pc-rle-flion in ilu- J
W A ' ' H' cle-l mul ljmrli we-rv NW'
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auxumg llu- num- lunu-cl romposc-rs.
Vlilu- ilu-nw ol' ilu- ulllinlu wus ilu- Nuiivily Tlu- op:-I
ilu- srori- is ilu- lllllSil'ill picture- ol' ilu- lougjing ol ilu- .lf-ws '
lxll'SSiilll, sung lry ilu- rlumir. liullowc-cl lay an lmriiulu- si .
ylnlu- si-rmul sc-rliou vonsisls ol an slumri ini:-rllulv lc-uclilug in an
lu- u-usus ul likqllllxllixlll, ilu- iourlu-y ol' Nlury
llu- fllllil' sings an Mr- ll-lm lilvflx
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ff ln' llu- soloisl. ilC'K'0l1lllillli6Cl lmy zu
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XYilli'lliIlLf ilu-ir lloflis is sun, 1
ilu-mv ol an puslorul unlurc- in ilu- inslrunu-nls. Follow' 3
song ul ilu- Ang:-ls sung lay ilu- lull flumir. Tlu- vuluuiu rlosc-cl
wiill lull rlulrus mul iusirunu-nis.
llulc-1-rl lllis was mu- ol ilu- numsl lu-uulilul IIlllSiC'ill illivrprviax-
lions ew-r pri-sc-lui-cl lay ilu- Arvluiu-rv musirul orgunizulion,
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Xvlien llie Mfireen :Xrc lin stall was reorgjanizecl in St'l1l1'llllNf
lry l:atlier Nolan. tht- Niall aclviser, live journalists ol tlle stall
'30 were on llancl. lrrom tliese live. tlie eclitors were pimlucl
.lamea Collins, .'j, was amointerl to tlle resmonsilnle :ost ol
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lilor in fvlliel ' .
lssues were clistrilmutecl lXYIl'0 a lllillllll. :Xa is tlle custom
tlie junior memlmers ol tlie stall pulplisliecl several issues ol tlie
paper to- lxetter arquaint tliemselves witli tlie worlc tliey will per
lorm next year.
An atltlitional leature ol Ita- paper was iirliatterlmxfi a lively
amount ol tht- llN'lllf'lllS01ii'lIfl'lliLf in, or conneftecl witll tlie sc liool
or stuclent lmocly. iliimely topics anal important notices were lmrouglit
to tlie attention ol tlle SlllflPlllS lmy tlie well-written ancl elilertive
eclitorials. wllirll clicl not go unlieemlecl. il-lie stall llN'llIlN'I'5 worlu-rl
in llilrllllilly witll eacll otller anal turnecl out a paper ol XYllllll
tlie entire srliool liilll well lie proucl.
nlueli ol tlle stall-is Slli'4't'SS can lie attrilmutecl to l:atlier Nolan.
Xvitliout luis lielplul arlviee. tlie paper woulcl never liave enioyeml
Nigilkrlhlilll Html" l' l Hllmi' Ilie suwess tliat it flirt, ln parting we wisli all tlie Qoocl luxlc
Slflvulillur I- ltenwll- In 52HliIH'i. V, possilmle to our Slll'Cf'SS0l'S, ancl llope tliat tllev will
lla-llgisaer, l, llaley. XV. Nlouquin, 5. - U -
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lln-ir 1-lllorls flu- pluy was al sllrrvss. llul :ml ..II
lllis luvisll praise- nm lu- I..-...N-.I on only lln-
aulors. .Xlll'Illl0Il .mil llmnlxs musl. mul .Irv
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pm.-.I lllv slufjv svl umlvr ilu' SlllJ1'l'X'lSl0ll
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Mothers Guild
AT the lirst meeting ol the lvlothers Guild,
lxlrs. James Haley was elected president and
hlrs. .lames Houser was elected secretary. A
lall entertainment, consisting of a Card and
Bingo party to he held on Novemher 19, was
planned. The affair was a huge success. at-
tracting one ol the largest crowds ever to at-
tend an event ol this sort. The proceeds were
comhinecl into the lund lor the tennis courts,
which were erected hy the joint elilorts ol the
hflothers and Fathers Cluhs of last year.
Another Card and Bingo party was given on
April gilt. The unsellish devotion ol these
mothers to the cause ol helping our school will
always remain a source ol' inspiration to us
in later years and draw the honds ol' relation-
ship hetween us closer. lvlay God always lceep
and protect our dearest friends and most help-
ful comrades-our mothers.
The Fathers Club
DL.lRlNC1 its second year ol organization the
Fathers Club time and again showed its desire
to unite in a still closer union with the student
and the school. The success ol their plan is
evident, and it will always serve as remem-
hrance oi our Fathers. This devoted hand was
always ready to assist in anything planned hy
the school or its organizations. At ioothall
games and card parties: at shows and various
other social lunctions, the Fathers showed us
a real school spirit.
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MR. AND MRS. D. I.. ISALLANTYNE
MR. I.. A. BROSMER
MRS. J. F. CAVANAUGH
MRS. CATHERINE CLEARY
MRS. AGNES COGGANS
MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. COLLINS
MR. AND MRS. COUGHLAN
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT CURTIN
MRS. I.. A. DEGGINGER
MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. HALEY
MR. AND MRS. GUY E. HARMON
MR. AND MRS. JAMES HENRY
MR. AND MRS. EUGENE HOUDRY
MR. AND MRS. J. HOUSER
MRS. RAYMOND M. KEATING
MR. AND MRS. D. A. MULLEN
MR. AND MRS. J. O'CONNEI.I
MRS. JULIA V. SHEA
MR. EMIDIO CASTELLY
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hlamma tl1ose definitions are here again:
Acme: To question or uacme a question."
Adam: Smallest thing in chemistry.
Atoms: Second President ot the United
States.
Balm: Hoho, as uyouse is a halmf'
Diploma: A man you get when the pipes
hust.
Hygiene: Exclamation ol welcome to Jean.
Pest: Opposite ot Iuture.
ri: ak wk
Snappy ending . . . elastic.
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That certain person: ...lust thinlcl Statistics
show that every time l breathe, someone dies."
The other guy: "VVhy don't you try Lis-
terineyn
wk FF Pt:
I put my trust and iaith in you,
l thought on you l could rely.
But now l'm disillusioned,
And wish that I might clie.
I made you my ideal, you see,
Ami so l copied you.
I should have copied someone else
You see. llm llunlcing, tool
Uh, what lceeps every freshman
From hrealcing under the strain?
Oh, what keeps each poor freshman
From hecoming quite insane?
Oh, what Iceeps timid freshmen
From softening ot the hrain?
Nothing!
A little old woman hent over the cheruh
in the crih and cooed: "O-o. You loolc so
sweet. I could eat you."
The hahy loolced up at her with his innocent
hlue eyes and said: mlqhe heclc you could, you
t,lon't have any teeth."
Arches
"Hell, yes," said the devil as he answered
the phone.
Coggans: 'Shea iust had a terrihle accident.
All his teeth got smashedf'
Bowers: "Wins he hurt had?"
Coggans: "He doesnt lcnow I stepped on
them yet. He's still asleep."
One ol the hoys was Ioragging ahout his new
watch. Finally one oi us decided we couldnt
stand it any longer. The resulting conversa-
tion toolc place. One-ol'-us: "Why, last year
I dropped my watch in the Delaware River
and it has been running ever since." The
hoasttul one said in a surprised tone, -lwllhil
The same watch?" As we slowly left the
room, we softly said, "No, the Delaware."
Vve go to school to improve our llaculties.
Our instructors are our faculty.
Therefore we go to school to improve our
instructors.
Little Audrey was in a newspaper plant in
New Yorlc. Vvhile she was there a madman
came in. seized little Audrey, and threw her
into the press. But little Audrey just laughed
and laughed. hecause she lmew she wasn't
the type.
:iz :lc
Arnold: "VVho is that letter lvrom, Bros?"
Brosmer: uxwhat do you want to lcnow lor?"
Arnold: Ml-here you gol Vvhat do I want
to lmow tor? Bros, you're the most inquisitive
person l know."
Horace Greeley said:
GGGO West, Young Man, Go West
IF you are looking for a college education that will include:
A change of scene and associations,
A recognized A.B. or Sc.B. degree,
A democratic college life in a cliquefless atmosphere,
A chance at intercollegiate football, basketball or boxing,
An intensive intramural sport program,
R.O.T.C. training leading to a Lieutenancy in the U. S. Army Reserve Corps,
Several opportunities for dramatic experience each year,
Practical work on the college paper as well as journalism courses
Participation for singers or speakers on weekly radio programs
Memhcrship in the military hand for musicians,
AND all for less than S550 a yearfincluding tuition, room, hoard, etc.
HART,
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More Fallen Arches ?
.loe Bowers: utrather. do you thinlc it's right
to punish people tor things they haven't clone?"
Father Savageau: "Why, ot course not.
Joe."
Bowers, .l.: UVVell, l cliclrft clo my home-
work."
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Father Hurley: uVVhat author is notecl tor
his large vocahularylf'
Fritchmann: "Webster, Father."
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At the hrealctast tahle:
lt loolcs lilce rain toclay.
Hut. nevertheless it's cotiee.
Sk tl! it
lxlf. O'B.: HCTQOTQS, have YOU had ECOIIOIH-
ics?"
Cleorge: UNO, just measles ancl chiclcen-poxf'
lxlilcesellz "Boyle was out raising the tlevil
the other night."
Collins: party?"
lvlilcesellz "No: spiritualistic meeting."
as FF :ie
hir. Farmer: "Quite a numher ol' plants and
llowers have the pretix 'clogf For instance
the 'clog-wood' and 'clog-rose' are well lcnown.
Can anyone name another?"
Wilson: ucollie-tlowersf'
:ie as an
Then there was the Bromo-Seltzer lcing
whose tizz was his fortune.
Vvhen a fellow gets so tat he can't get into
a telephone laooth. there's no use tallcing.
And still more cietinitions:
Ashtray: Something in which you put cigar-
ette hutts when the room hasn't a floor.
Asset: A small clonlcey.
Colt: What malces you horse.
Greek: A llowing stream.
Roman: Not staying in one place.
Symmetry: Place where cieacl people are
huried.
Thursday: How you feel when you neecl a
cirinlc.
as as as
A Conlleclerate solclier twith apologies to lVlr.
Farmerl was shot tor wearing a union suit.
is SF 214
First Coil macle the worlcl ancl rested: then
Gocl macle man ancl restecl: then God mafle
woman and neither Cori nor man has restecl
since.
OOEY-GOOEY WAS A WORM.
A NOBLE VVORM WAS HE.
HE SAT UPON A RAILROAD TRACK.
THE TRAIN HE DID NOT SEE.
O-O-E-Y-CLO-O-E-Y.
Frosll: "Do you worlc in the summer time?
Soph: "Yeah, l worlc in the summer time:
l sell something."
Frosh: uvvhat clo you sell?"
Soph: "Salt,"
Frosh: "flee, l'ln a salt seller too."
Soph: "VVell, well, then let's shake...
Scully: "l had to pay cash hetore they'cl
give me the hotel room. They said my hag-
gage was too emotional."
Guter: ult was what?"
Scully: "Emotional, see. Easily moved."
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
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Telephone: 6358-6359
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Jokes?
A teacher called for a sentence using the
word nbeansf'
The bright boy said. "iVly father grows
beans."
Another pupil said, uiwly mother coolcs
beans."
A third let loose with, I-We are all human
beans."
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A coach is a fellow who is always ready to
lay down your life ior his school.
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One oi our students is noted as a reckless
driver. ln iact when the road goes the same
way he does it's a coincidence.
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Don't you worry if your job is small
And your rewards are few,
Remember how the mighty oalc
Was once a nut lilce you.
PK tk Gil
Niost students are lilce lcerosene lamps: not
very bright, smolce, and often go out at night.
H4 PK 24
hir. O'Brien: Uvvhat was the iormer ruler
ol Russia called?
Oliver: "Czar."
hir. O'B.: "Correct: and what was his wilae
called?"
Oliver: uCzarina."
Nir. O'B.: uRight, and what were the Czar's
children called?"
Oliver: "Czardinesu
Lab: What disappears when you stand up.
Convex: State prisoners.
Prism: A penal institution where the convex
are lcept.
Hollow: The first word spolcen in a telephone
conversation.
This column has discovered that a cold can
be aiiirmative or negative. Sometimes the eyes
have it and sometimes the nose.
vii Sk bk
We heard the other day a story about the
son of a Communist who played truant and
stayed away from school because oi class
hatred.
Prof. O'Brien: ul have pleasure in giving you
an 4812"
ixiouquin: "Aw, malce a -I00' and enjoy
yourself."
54 22
As a child, one oi the boys was very care-
less with his clothes. When his mother saw
his clothing scattered about on the chair and
lioor one morning. she inquired: UVVho didn't
hang up his clothes when he went to bed?"
From beneath the blanlcets came the muln-
lled response: "Adam."
Fr. Sromovslcy: "And so we find 'X' to
equal
Stuge: uGee, and all that worlc lor nothing."
:R ae as
"Are you a Prep School boy?H
"No, sir: a horse just stepped on my hat."
24 :if ik
Fr. hlac: "VVhat lcind ol children go to
heaven?"
Stuge: "Dead ones."
ak 5: 5:
Nlore definitions:
Bridges: High class word for trousers.
bflartyr: Nlixture oi sand and cement.
iwlitosis: Things that get cold in the winter.
Ph.D.: piled high and deep.
Valerlictorian: A wind instrument in the
Senior class.
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Now at
210 W. EIGHTH STREET
Same Phone 2-2204
Lubrication
Willard Batteries and Heaters
IGNITION SERVICE
COMPLIMENTS OF
Washing and Polishing
YELLOW TAXI INC.
Jas. G. Carr, Mgr.
Traynor 81 Devel'
INCORPORATED
General Automobile Repairing 5
I
1123 French Street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Bus. l'l'wnc: 11920
Rus. Phones: 7859, 33790
Dial Wilnuiimgtmmnm S151
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' WALL PAPER DECORATORS
t WHOLESALE as RETAIL
BROMLEY'S
su SHIPLEY STREET
WILMINGTON
1500 Designs and Colorings from
Which to Select
Bus. Phone P7812 Res. Phone 34854
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ROBERT F. ENGLER, Inc.
ENGINEERS BUILDERS
GENERAL CONTRACTING
ClIlZEl1,S Bank Building
GAS AND ELECTRICITY
ARE
YOUR CHEAPEST SERVANTS
USE THEM!
Delaware Power SI
Light Company
Wilmington, Delaware
E. R. HAMILTON
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
304 West Eighth Street
WILMINGTON, DEL.
COMPLIMENTS OF
DELAMORE DAIRY
MILK AND CREAM
HOMEMADE
ICE CREAM
o
1810 Lancaster Avenue
WILMINGTON, DEL.
I Dial 2,7224
DYER, HUDSON 81 CO.
B R O K E R S
BONDS f STOCKS f GRAIN f COTTON f COFFEE
61 Broadway New York City
Established 1874
Members
Wilmington Office New York Stock Exchange Cable Address
Hotel dnPont New York Curb Exchange DYHUDSON
Wlll!Ill1glKJI1, Del. New York Cotton Exchange A, RUSSELL
Telephone 7321 Chicago Board of Trade Manager
Finest Quality
R E Y N O L D S
703 MARKET STREET
I
SODA CANDY
LUNCHEON BAKED GOODS
I-lORISK'S, Inc.
Exclusive Grocers
for 71 years
206-08 West 8th Street
COMPLIMENTS
of
A FRIEND
P. J. BUTLER FURNITURE CO.
219 and 221 Market Street
Wilmington, Del.
Phone: 27226
john Wanamaker said:
"The difference between the clerk who
spends all his salary and the clerk who
SAVES part of it is the difference - in
ten years Y between the owner of a busi-
ness and the man out of a job."
Your Savings Account Is
Respectfully Solicited
I
INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY
Tenth and Shipley Streets
MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION
HOB E SEN
If you work for a man, in heavens nainc work for
him. If he pays wages that supply you your lwread and
hutter, work for him, speak well of him, think well of
him, stand by him, and stand hy the institution he rep'
resents. I think if I worked for a man, I would work
for him. I would not work for him a part of his time,
hut all of his time. I would give an undivided service
or none. If put to the pinch, an ounce of loyalty is
worth a pound of cleverness. If you must vilify, conf
demn, and eternally disparage, why, resign your position,
and when you are outside, damn to your heart's content.
But I pray you, so long as you are a part of an institu-
tion, do not condemn it. Not that you will injure the
institution f not that ef hut when you disparage the
concern of which you are a part, you disparage yourself.
And don't forget, "I forgot" won't do in business.
flflhert Huhhard.
BOOST ARCHMERE
BOOST THE BOYS
BOOST THE FACULTY
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A Dependable House
Selling Quality Liquors
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J. V. TIGANI, Ima.
Wholesale Distributors
LIQUORS : WINES : BEER
-1409 FRENCH STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PHONE 3-6191
WILMINGTON
SHEET METAL WORKS, Inc.
SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS
METAL CEILINGS
507 TATNALL STREET
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
COMPLIMENTS
of
BENJAMIN F. SHAW COMPANY
MICHAEL A. MEALEY 86 SON
INCORPORATED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY
Wilmington, Delaware
COSTUMES AND CAPS AND
GOWNS TO RENT
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When you rent either costumes or caps I
and gowns -- they are clean - authentic
- rightly priced - you are then ac'
quaintcd with
MILLER COSTUMIER
Gordon L. Miller, Associate
236 South 11th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ,
Bell Phone: 1892
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NOTE: All costumes used in our plays and caps
and gowns are furnished hy
MILLER COSTUMIER
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PARKINSONS A
for fine foods '
2001-03 DELAWARE AVENUE
Phone: 7385'86f87f88f89
STEINWAY
and KIMBALL PIANOS
S195 up
usls GEWEHR'S BUDGET PLAN
GEWEHR PIANO COMPANY
216 West 9th Street Phone 7159
DELAWARES ONLY DEALER
COMPUMENTS
.if
B. J. PRI C E
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WHOLESALE MEATS
.
CHESTER. PA.
RPLES
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QILAYMONIT PHARMACY
Umlcr tlic lvlaiiiagcmcnt
of
FRANK BOURN
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GENERAL INSURANCE
o
Claymont Trust Company
Claymont, Delaware
COMPLIMENTS
l of
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, Highland Dairy
Bill Sliiiin amd Guy Lzirmon have
lwccn drinking Highland Dairy
I milk :ill yczir.
Founded in 1841
FURDI-I AM UNIVERSITY
Adjoining Bronx Park
New York City
Conducted by the Jesuits
FORDHAM COLLEGE .......... .................................................... F ordham Road
SCHOOL OF LAW ..................................... Wcmolwcmrth Building: also Fordham Road
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY .................................................................. Fordham Road
SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY G? SOCIAL SERVICE ................ Wcmculwcmrth Building
GRADUATE SCHOOL ................................................... ......... W oolworth Building
TEACHERS' COLLEGE ............................................,.. ......... W oolworth Building
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ......... ......... W oolworth Building
SUMMER SCHOOL ..................................................... ............ F ordham Road
PREPARATORY SCHOOL ....... ......................... ......... F c mrdham Road
Additional Facilities for Resident Students
WRITE FOR BULLETIN
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LOUIS C. MOUQUIN, Inc.
1 Restaurant Brokers
114-116 FULTON STREET
NEW YORK
LOUIS C. MOUQUIN, President
COMPLIMENTS
of a
F R I E N D
SPECIFY DEPARTMENT
COMPLIMENTS OF
YOUR CANDY FRIENDS
BREUER .IOBBING
HOUSE, Inc.
i'
Wilniiiigton, Delaware
In Step With Youth
wk The SUNDAY STAR -A'
NOW ONLY Sc PER COPY
Emphasizes Local Sports, Local Current
Events and Features in a Style Appealing
to the Younger Generation
Read the Better STAR Every Sunday
Established 66 Years
Robeleu Piano Co.
no MARKET smear
w1uvuNGToN
PIANOS
RADIOS
RECORDS
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
WATCH ES AN D DIAMONDS
No Down Payment Required
Small Vv'eckly Payments Only
NORMAN I. HARRIS
INCORPORATED
CREDIT JEWELERS
70016 Market Street
Wilmington, Delaware
Phone: 8013
COIVIPLIMENTS
of
HALDAS BROS.
soi KING STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Frank C. Sparks Co.
MASON CONTRACTORS
BRICKLAYERS
CONCRETE AND CEMENT XVORK
STONE WORK
AGENTS FOR
COVERT DAMPERS
EXPANSION JOINTS
THE BILLINGSCHAPIN
NVATERPROOFING PRODUCTS
1710 LOVERING AVENUE
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Phones: S563 E? 8564
Nordquist English Shop
Individualized Custom Clothing
and Furnishings I
DELAVVARE TRUST BUILDING ARCADE
Opp. Hoh Tea Room
Wilmington, Delaware
Phone: 35701
Delaware Hardware Company
Harclware Since 1822
1600 ITEMS 12 MAJOR DEPTS.
Shipley at Second Street
Wilmington, Del.
Phone: 7351
COIVIPLIIVIENTS
or E. F. White Company
J. St N. Cogol
Distributors of
B E T Z B E E R
in KQOLER KEG
FUNERAL SERVICE
1401 West Third Street, Chester, Penna.
Telephones: Bell. ?11Olf3lO3
2803 West Second Street
K It . 1541
Chester, Pa. Cys one
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ALFRED M. TONNELE
QNf,:XlIJI4lIXIEN1'S Keaton Real Estate CO.
CDF 803 Shipley Street
Wilmington, Delaware
II F R M Mortgages - Rents Collected f General Insurante
Financing ' Building and Building Specification
Phone: P1511
TENNIS COURT CONSTRUCTION
PRIVATE ESTATES
SCHOOLS
CLUBS
0
for complete satisfaction with true economy in installation and maintcnantt
SELECT the TENIKO Ncourt hy Feiscf'
Plan your Fall and Spring construction and refhuilding . now . . NVritc for
information and prices.
F. C. FEISE CO.
"TENNIS COURT BUILDERS"
ROXBOROUGH, PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA
WORTH STEEL
COMPANY
Claymont, Delaware
9336
Steel Plates up to ISO" wide
Blue Annealed Sheets
Flanged and Dished Heads
Manhole Covers, Saddles and Fittings
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GRAVING
Expressing the Supremacy of
Craftsmanship . . . Not Merely
the Product of Mass Production
Methods . . Are a Fundamental
Piequisite for the Highest
Type of Pictorial Printing
PHUTUTYPE
ENSRAVING COMPANY, INC
I47 151 N. lllth Street, Philadelphia Pa
Pi l' ence ls Made to the Engravings ' tl " B k
S ples of the Work of Our School E S
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Translating the Year Book editor's ideas
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