Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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SEATED:-J, Quattrocchi. G. Stevenson. G. Trueba. W. Campbell. Father Hoffman. T. Maloney, J. Peters. H. Bovd. A. Rozowicz. STANDING 2-K. Pfister. S. Borek. R. DeCosin. J. Thomas. VV. McDowell, T. Homer. T. Barnes N. Traeeski. D. Doran. Hlllll IV Make way for the Sophsl Make way for us who proudly walked into the beautiful patio of ARCHMERE one bright September day in 1937. At the calling of our first meeting this year, under Father Hoffman. our able faculty adviser, the class officers were chosen. The results showed Thomas Maloney had been selected president, while William Campbell and James Peters had been named vice-president and treasurer, respective- ly. Our course has been a straight one. Whenever the call has been sounded for some scholastic enterprise, we Sophs have always been among the first to demon- strate real school spirit. We have had a very happy and successful year and profoundly hope that the coming years will be likewise. Page Twenty-Six

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SEATED:-W. Flaherty. J. Goodbody, H, VVinchester. J. VValker, Father Dinw P Doherty R Grinei F. Nester. J. Henry. MIDDLE Row 1-R. Cavanafigh, P. Klekotka, J. Lynn, R. Coughlan, P. Cox ne J Relschei P Neeson J. Kislelewicz. P. R1 ey BACK Row 1-VV. Ziegler, J. Judge. P. Kilcullen. G. Davis, A. Ewald. Hlllll V Keeping its position as the largest Form of the school, the Class of '40 added three new members to its ranks-William Flaherty from Northeast Catholic High, Joseph Kisielewicz of Chester High. and John Franklin of West Catholic. Early in the year we settled down to this business of being grown-up upper classmenn. Under the supervision of Father Diny we elected Joseph Walker president, Philip Doherty, vice-president, Henry Winchester. secretary, and Robert Griner, treasurer. Throughout the year our classmates distinguished themselves in sports and in all other extra-curricular activities. As a class we published the Easter issue of the Green Arch and held a most successful Junior Prom, the profits of which will go towards our edition of the Patio when we become exalted Seniors. Page Twenty-Five

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, ' 1- . H J. D I' . J, Sh' lld . Father' Hinkes. E, Crofoot J Dexlm C Grace 3E,li:1hnIlNGg-J.eIllfe?stei'. Alfdlgleggi, innone. J. Monigle. A. Dudles D Shields W OConnell A. Santa Maria. W. Berl. Hllllfl Ill The Class of '42 with nineteen members has sailed smoothly along under the skilled leadership of Father Hinkes. The officers elected in September were: Edwin Whalen, president: William O'Connell, vice-president: Joseph Monigle. secretary: Joseph Devlin, treasurerg and Harold Burgard, cheer leader. Later Daniel Shields was elected president to fill the position made vacant by the prolonged illness of Edwin Whalen, Among the Freshmen are a number of athletically in- clined boys. The outstanding ones are James Henry, Joseph Devlin, James Dolan, Alberto Santa Maria. and Ernest Crofoot. The class also has many representatives on the monthly Honor Rolls. All in all the first year boys are off on the right foot and they hope to continue in step in future years. Page Twenty-Seven