Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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1938 THE PATIO Mu. LEUNARD J. FARMER MR- E- V- CYBRIEN Science, History, Couch F7'L'71Ch. Hi-YIIPTN' The Teachmq Staff MR, JOHN CAIXREX' MR. JOHN C. FLECK Latin, Assistunr Couch English Mfzrhmnarifs I3

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93 THE PATKD I WILLIAM THOMAS BAKER l'BilI II3 Fern Avenue Collingswood, N. nl. Holvlvy: Boats ' Arriving in his ,Iunior year from what he views as the major city of the East, Bill soon ingratiated himself with the memhers of the faculty and the students hy means of his cheery smile. Pleasant in personality, Bill was during the past year the successful editor of the Green Arch and though not of a strong literary persuasion, he produced a very good paper Suffice it to say that Bill has the firmly-rooted reputation of heing an all- around good fellow. Another picture of him may he seen among the snapshots on page 47. GEORGE PAUL BISHOP ..BiM7,, 821 Welliiwgt twit R cvzit I Baltii iitur e, Md. Holvlvy: Photography ' Bipp came to us as a third year man from the sunny south, Baltimore to he exact. After a hrief initiation he learned to speak our language. We found that his friendship was hard to gain, hut can never he lost once it is acquired. His ideal principle of action is: Live and let live. As for studies, he says that he would like to know a little ahout every suhject and a lot ahout one. Science coursesfffhemistry and Biology - are his most interesting, and he is fond of travel.