Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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CHARLES THOMAS GRACE Chasl' I534 Beale Slreel, Linwood, Pa. Acliviliesz Palio, 4, Green Arch, 43 Choir, 2, 4. Charles was welcomed back wilh open arms lo Archmere aller a year's absence. He soon made up lor losl lime by providing The class wilh numer- ous laughs and earned lor himself Ihe lille ol Ihe Ulunniesl fellow. However, il isn'l all play wilh Chas, because he is a conscien+ious worker once he enlers The classroom. An inleresling hobby ol col- Iecling guns keeps him enlerlained aller school hours. We wish him every success in his lulure career. TENTH ANNIVERSARY JOHN DOLPH HARVELL Jack l909 Baynard Blvd., Wilminglon, Del. Acfivifiesz Eoolball, I, 2, 3, 43 Baskelball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, I, 2, Caplain, 3. Jack Harvell ioined lhe class ol l942 during Ihe lasl hall ol +he year and Iherelore he isn r quile as well known +o 'rhe Seniors as some who have been here lour years. Neverlheless, in Ihe shorl lime he has been wilh us, he has proved To be an excellenl scholar. Ivlosl ol his school years were spen+ in Canada, allhough his home is in Wilminglon. Our acguainlance has been shorl, bul we predicl success lor lhis lall, reserved young man. I7

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JAMES FRANCTS DOLAN, JR. Jim Box lO9, WilmingTon, Del. AcTiviTies: FooTball, I,4: Bowling, I: Herman Joseph SocieTy, I, 2, 3, 47 Phi Sigma Alpha, Pres., 3, 4: Choir, I: Green Arch, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 43 PaTio STaTT, 4. Genial Jim, The iolly iiTTerbug, isn'T a Tellow To disagree wiTh. He's noT a hard man lvlcDolan, buT he surely can argue. This abiliTy he has puT To good use as presidenT oT The school debaTing socieTy, Phi Sigma Alpha FraTerniTy. Perhaps ThaT is why he aspires To be a lawyer, buT whaTever he underTal4es, we lcnow ThaT he will succeed in The usual Dolan manner. Good luclc To a swell Tellowl 1932 -1942 THOMAS ANTHONY FILBRANDT Tom AnTigo, Wis. AcTiviTies: OrchesTra, I, 2, 3, 43 BaslceTball, 2, 3, 41 FooTball, 43 Green Arch, 41 Baseball, 43 Herman Joseph, 4. QuieT and reserved, Tom hails Trom The good Wisconsin TerriTory, The moTher-sTaTe oT The TaculTy. Arriving iusT This year as a senior, he accusTonned himselT To easTern ways righT Trom The sTarT. A sTar in TooTball, baslceTball, and baseball, Tom couples his aThleTic TeaTs wiTh a Tine scholasTic record. He is one oT The besT-lilcecl Tellows, because oT his quieT sinceriTy and his ever-presenT smile. Since he has These Tine aTTribuTes, we lcnow he will succeed. 16

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JOHN DAVID HENRY Hank 305 Wesf 5Ih Sfreef, Wilmingfon, Del. Acfiviliesz Choir, I, 21 Herman Joseph Sociefy, I, 2, 3, 4: Golf, I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling, I, 2, 3, 42 Eoof- ball, li Class Vice-pres., 2, 4: Sec., 33 Palio, 43 Phi Sigma Alpha, 43 Sfuzlenf Council, 45 Base- ball, 4. Salufaforian. Hank, The scholar of our class, has displayed his many +aIen+s 'n mosf of fhe exfra-curricular acfiv- ifies. Injured in a baskefloall game in his freshman year, Hank was kepf ouf of The field of sporfs unfil fhe currenf baseball season, during which he proved fo be fhe spark-plug of fhe feam, His manly pera sonalify has also been noficed in his homefown, Wil- minglon, where he has befriended many a lad and Iassie. We all know Hank will go ahead, so good luck, pall TENTH ANNIVERSARY JOSEPH PATRICK IVIONIGLE Joe 2809 Monroe Sfreef, WiIm'ngfon, Del. Ac+ivi+ies: Class Sec., I: Choir, I, 3: Green Arch, I, 2, 3, 4i Pafio Sfaff, 4. Joe in his fruly Irish manner can manage fo gef info more frouble fhan any ofher five boys. Buf if's all in fun, and no harm's done, so Joe goes sailing along. Tall, blond and goodelooking, Joe does all righf wifh fhe ladies, foo. A scholarship sfudenf, Joe has mainfained a high scholasfic record during fhe four years he has been here. He has become a friend of everyone because of his sparkling wif, which has provided many laughs for all. We shall miss him-a good friend, a fine scholar, and a greaf guy. 'I8