Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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VARSITY LINE-UP Line, left to right: DeFiore, Nester, Fagan, Galvin, Schilly, Crawford. Backfield: Dick Judge, Bill Hagee, Doherty, Wilson. In the final game of the season, on St, An' drew's home field, Archmere led with a 21fO score, having held the upper hand all the way. A quick pass brought the Andies down to about the tenfyard stripe, From here they drove to within a few feet of the goal, and then over, Sun., Fri., Fri., Sun., 1944 Schedule Oct. 8, St. Matthew's, Conshohocken ................ Oct. 13, Wilmington Friends ..... Oct. 20, Friends Central, Phila. .... . Oct. 29, Holy Spirit, Atlantic City. . Sat., Nov, 4, Claymont High School ..... for the only points scored against Archmere in Sat., Nov 11, Conrad High Sohool -.... the year. Fri., Nov. 17, Sanford Prep ............ The ReiA.lie'2L'f321iLt2'Pn'em' Mf-Hgggvggafgfefo Home Away Away Away Away .Away Home 953, My f- '

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VARSITY First Row: B. Fagan, W. Doherty, Wilson, T. Galvin. Second Row: R. DeFiore, T. Nester, W. Hagee, Tigani, R. Judge, R. Schilly, W. Crawford. Third Row: Father Diny, Kiely, R. Knox, Callahan, R. LaPenta, C. Brown, W. Hutch- ison, J. Daley, R. Kaiser, R. Manion, C. Firebaugh, R. Shiels, J. Filliben, Coach Cicero. Fourth Row: J. Carney, I. Phillips, T. Walsh, J. Kelly, J. Johnson, W. Dewson, J. Leahy, Hl0lllAll VARSITY 1943 Schedule J. Dugan, L. Potts. Archmere 48 .......... Archmere 14 Archmere 27 . . . Archmere 12 . .. Archmere 21 Archmere 26 ..... Once again Coach Larry Cicero's Green and White foothall team completed an undefeated season, the second in two years for the jersey Coach. Facing such rivals as Friends Central and Conrad, Archmere looked forward to not nearly such a successful year. However, despite a muddy Held, and a thin rain, Archmere downed the strong Friends Central team with . . . . Church Farm O . . Friends Central 0 Wil. Friends O Sanford O Conrad O . . .. St. Andrew's 6 a decided margin. The next few engagements merely added to her everfgrowing scores, while the opposing teams departed from the field with no score whatsoever. The Conrad game was fast and hard, and, although Archmere held a rather large lead, she was forced to give ground quite often to Conf rad's effective passing attacks. Nevertheless Conrad, too, was held scoreless.

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MIDGET First Row, left to right: C. Gutberlet, R. Berl, A. Monigle, V. Filliben, J. Berl, I. Burr, R Bright. Second Row: A. Thompson, R. Tigani, F. Fagan, T. Haupt, P. DiSabatino, D. Monigle, I Rowe, Cavanaugh. Third Row: Father Blecha, D. Fillingame, H. Lewonas, P. Kelly, D. Davis, I. Carlson, B Murphy, Father Toonen. Fourth Row: C. Daley, P. Desmond, lVIcKernan, R. Grant, Haley, L. Frank, P. Buckley MIDGET FOOTBALL The prospects of a Midget team were exceedingly bright this year. The number of gridders was sufficient to form two squads. However, one obstacle blocked the path of a successful seasonflack of opposition. In the few games played the Midgets were victors in a majority of them, Patiently coached by Fathers Blecha und Toonen, the midgets rounded into a team capable of maintaining Archmere's record on the gridiron in the succeeding years. 30