Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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SENIGR SUPERLATIVES Mosl Handsome Mosl Popular Mos? Scholarly Besf Dresser Mosi Humorous Mosl Ouispoken Mosf Alhlelic Mosf Likely 'ro Succeed Bes+ Ma+hema+ician Mosf Scien+ific Mos? Dependable Mosf Friendly Besl Dancer, Mosf Roman+ic Mosl Bashful Mos? Unconcerned Mosi' Sincere Mosf Popular wifh Girls Mos+ Pugnacious Mos? Opfimisfic Mosl' Pessimisiic Mos? Digniiied Mosi Carefree Mosf Serious lvlosf Jovial Besl Personalily Mosi Lackadaisical Mos+ Reserved Mosf Business Like Mosi Egoiisfical Tallesf Smallesi Favorife Favorife Favoriie Favorife Favorile Favorile Favoriie Favorile Favorife Favoriie Favori+e Favoriie Favorile Favorile Favoriie Favoriie Cavorife Band Vocalisi lfemalel Vocalisf lmalel Spor+ Universiiy Subiecl Year Norberiine Falhers Acior Aciress Moiion Piciure Aihleie Swing Song Sweei Song Rival School Comedian Hangoui' O'Connell San+a Maria Shields Monigle Grace Crolooi Devlin Sania Maria Pileggi Sania Maria O'Connell Class of '42 Henry Monigle Burgard Grace Harvell Henry Pileggi Everybody excep+ Dolan Dolan Filbrandf Burgard Shields Nesler Devlin Nesier Filbrand+ Berl Shields Harvell Dolan Glenn Miller Dinah Shore Bing Crosby Foolball Nofre Dame Maihemalics Senior Fr. Hurley and Fr. Diny Clark Gable Lana Turner They Died Wiih Their Boois On Joe DiMaggio Blues in 'rhe Nighl Slumber Song Claymonf Monigle San+a's Sfafion Wagon

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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

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To righf: W. YeTTer, J. FilbrandT, F. Miller, W. Maloney, J. Murray, W Zechman. THE POST GRADUATES QualiTy, noT QuanTiTy, is The moTTo oT The PosT GraduaTe class. Though Tew in number, The P. Gfs have Talcen parT in every acTiviTy oT The school. Joe Murray, lv1idgeT TooTball coach and VarsiTy baslceTball player, hails Trom WashingTon, D.C. John FilbrandT, Trom AnTigo, Wis., was lcepT ouT oT bofh TooTball and baskeTball when he injured his knee in The early parT oT The season. Bill YeTTer. Trom ClaymonT High School, played TooTball, baseball, and baslceTball. Wales Zechman, our represenTaTive Trom WilmingTon, is a sTrong advocaTe oT The new STudenT Government Francis lvliller leTT us in The early parT oT The second semesTer To awaiT The call To arms. Bill Maloney, Trom P. S. DuponT l-ligh School, is The newesT addiTion To The class, coming in The beginning oT The semesTer. AlThough Trom diTTerenT parTs oT The counTry, The P. Gfs have suc- ceeded in Their many diversiTied acTiviTies, and will long be remem- bered aT Archmere. Q3