Archmere Academy - Patio Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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1938 THE PATIO Brick row: Philip Doherty, John Lynn, Donald Ballantyne, Guy Harmon, Patrick Coyne,iRobert Cavanaugh, Paul Riley, Wailtersziegler,'IT1mesj:lenry. ' V Mitlille row: Edward Zarnoski, Peter Klekorka, Thomas Kilcullen, joseph Wzilker, George Davis- Pierre Houdry, Robert Cooper, john O'Brien. Front row: john Goodbody, Ralph Coughlan, Frederick Neeson, Albert Ewald, Father Diny, Robert Griner, Henry Winchester, Francis Nester, -lames Reischer. Form IV As sophisticated Sophs we returned last Fall, under much different conditions than those which marked our initial entrance into the halls of Archmere. Under Father Diny's direction we selected the class officers: Robert Griner was made Presi- dentg Albert Ewald, Vice-presidentg Fred Neeson, Secretaryg and Henry Winchester, Treasurer. Throughout the year we have tried to maintain the highest standards in school spirit both in studies and in sports, as the Honor Roll and the team linefups amply testify. ln November we bought class sweaters, thereby making ourselves the envy of the school and starting a fad which will undoubtedly become a tradition. The year has been a very pleasant one and we will strive to make our remaining years at prep school live up to this precedent. 25

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THE PATIO 1938 Back row: Francis Tigani, Raymond Traccski, john Dewson, Stuart Degginger, Frederick Baker, Stanley Gogol, Francis Mullen, Louis Sannini. Front row: Willizlni Nothnagle, Gerald Doherty, lvlatthew hluclge, Father Hurley, Vincent Tigani, Benjaniin Price, Eugene White. Form V Returning in Septemher, the Juniors found several new faces in their midst, those of Gerald Doherty, Francis Tigani, and Matthew judge, all of Wilniingtoii, though they also missed several boys who had shared their first two years. At their first meeting under the supervision of Father Hurley, their class adviser, the memhers elected officers: john Dewson and Vincent Tigani, President and Vice-president respectively, Francis Mullen, Secretary, and Raymond Traceski, Treasurer. The spirit ofthe class is seen hy their representation in outside activities, especially journal- ism and athletics. The traditional school rings with red stones were selected and purchased after much discussion. As the PATIO goes to press, the class is preparing for the social high-light ofthe year-the junior Prom. The committee is made up of Matthew Judge, Vincent Tigani, Benjamin Price, and Eugene White. 24

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TI-IE PATIO 1938 Hack raw: Xlllilliani Sweeney, Thomas Maloney, Alfredo Trueha, Rohert DeCosin,1ohn Iviulshenock, Anthony Rosowicz, -lames Peters, ,lohn Henlcels, Vifilliam Camphell, joseph Cvilmartin. Mulillt- Tow: Uenaro Trueha, Thomas Homer, Charles McGovern. Hurley Darrah, Vlfilliam McDowell, Thomas Barnes, Norman Traceski, John Thomas. Frmii mu: Daniel Doran, ,lnlius Quattrocchi, john Xwalsh, Father Hinkes, Kenneth Piister, NX'illiain lierl, Gerald Stevenson. Form IH The Class of 1941 entered the patio on Septemher 14, 1937, to hegin their prep school career. They started off on the right foot hy attending Holy Mass celehrated hy the Very Rev. D. F. Hurley in the Chapel. It took a few weeks to hecome acclimated to Archmerian customs and to wear off the initiations of the Sophs. A young, inspir- ing squad of gridiron warriors answered Coach Cahrey's call for a Midget foothall squad, which played through an undefeated season. Baskethall also found them ready for competition. The class is splendidly represented in the Herman joseph Society, as well as in the other student organizations. They wish to express their gratitude to the Faculty and the upper classmen for a happy year. 26