Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

Page 24 text:

ANTI-IGNY FRANCIS PILEGGI Tony 32I WesT 3rd STreeT, ChesTer, Pa. AcTiviTies: Herman Joseph SocieTy, I, 2, 3, 4: GOIT, I, 2, 3, 43 FooTbaIl, Ig Green Arch, 2, 3, 4: Choir, I, 23 PaTio STaTT, 47 STudenT Council, 4. Valedic- Torian. Tony has disTinguished himselT as The TirsT sTu- denT in The class by heading The I'lonor Roll con- sisTenTly in his Tour years aT Archmere. I-Ie is The EinsTein oT The class. I-Iis lcnowledge of IvlaTh will be very useTul To him when he Talces The diTficulT Civil Engineering course aT Drexel lnsTiTuTe. Tony's perse- vering aTTiTude will malce him apply himselT sTren- uously in any worlc he chooses To underTaIce. All hail and all luck To This swell Tellow cIassmaTe. TENTI-I ANNIVERSARY ALBERTO SANTA MARIA SanTa Wawa, Pa. AcTiviTies: Choir, I, 2: I:ooTIoall, I, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics, 25 Tennis, 3: Green Arch, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec., 47 EdiTor oT PaTio, 43 Baseball, 4. SanTa is, beyond a doubT, The besT-lilced member oT The Senior class. Never have we seen him lose his Temper in Tour years ThaT he has been wiTh us. We will all miss SanTa's sTaTion wagon: iT made such a nice recreaTion room aT noon-Time. Capable oT handling equally well The TooTbaII on The gridiron and The TexTbooI4 in The classroom, SanTa gives The impression oT one who will persevere in anyThing he aTTempTs. Q0

Page 23 text:

WILLIAM IVIICI-IAEL OCONNELL lvlouf 703 Rodney Sfreef, Wilmingfon, Del. Acfivifiesz Class Vice-pres., I: Pres., 2, 3, 43 Choir, 2, 37 I-Ierman Joseph Sociefy, 2, 3, 47 Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Green Arch, I, 3, 4: Pafio, 47 Phi Sigma Alpha, 4, Sfudenf Council, 45 Civics Club, Pres., 4. Commencemenf Speaker. Bill is a genfleman and a scholar in fhe classroom, and his name has never been absenf from fhe I-lonor Roll in his four years of affendance af Arch- mere. I-le has also shown himself fo be an all-around sfar in sporfs, playing varsify baseball for fhree years. Class presidenf for fhe pasf fhree years, Mouf has led fhe class fo all kinds of honors, and we know he will confinue fo lead in anyfhing he affempfs. 1932 -1942 JOHN PAUL NESTER Jack IOOO Boofh Sfreef, Chesfer, Pa. Acfivifiesz Choir, I, 2: Tennis, 27 Golf, 2, 3, Foof- ball, 2, 3: Baskefball, 2, 3, Pafio, 4: Baseball, 4. Coming from Chesfer I-ligh School in his fresh- man year, Jack has been wifh us for lhree and a half years. Lesfer de Pesfer has done much fo liven up fhe somefimes dull class-work. I-le has many friends in Wilmingfon as well as in Chesler, and has become acquainfed wifh mosf of fhe policemen from Chesfer fo Wilmingfon. A lively person wifh a ready wif, Jack may be expecfed fo affracf suc- cess and affenfion in lhe years fo come. I9

Page 25 text:

DANIEL FRANCIS Sl-IIELDS Dan Greenville, Del. Aclivifies: Class Pres., I3 Sec., 2: Treas., 43 Choir, 2, 3, Green Arch, 4: Palio, 47 Baseball, 4. In Dan 'rhe school has one of lhe mosl clean-Cul and quielesr lellows imaginable. I-lis popularily was shown when he was unanimously eleclecl class lreas- urer. Allhough he doesn'l lalce an aclive parl in sporls excepl baseball, he really Iilces Ihem, and was presenl a+ all Ihe school games. I-Iis oulslancling lealures are his red hair and big smile. Nolhing in lhe four years al Archmere has bolherecl Dan: he perseveres in everylhing he begins, and evidenlly will do The same in Ialer life. FIRST STUDENTS AT ARCHMERE Seplember I4, I932 Joseph Aldworfh Jerome Carson Thomas D'Onofrio Louis Del-lan Thomas Dewey yl Thomas Donnelly Jack Feldman Thomas Filzsimmons Gerard Garey Leo Gordon Joseph Healy Roberl Kelly Neal McLaughlin Vincenl Maguire William Navin John O'ConneIl J. Presfon Pew Paul Taggarl Joseph Walker lp 'i E21