Father Judge High School - Quest Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HARRY W. JEFFERS 43 Macintosh Rd. Immaculate Conception JOSEPH P. JENKINS 6103 Hegerman SI. St. Bartholomew THOMAS J. JENKINS 11001 Knight Rd. Lady of Calvary RAYMOND J. JOHNSON 966 Carver St. Sl. Martin 1 ,..'-q. N, It 'fffQi'5.?f 2 . . i. Q I' ' 3'f1iQf.EE ., iff: - ' . ' I .ei THOMAS F. JOHNSON 2733 Levick St. SI. Timothy WILLIAM J. JOHNSON 2910 Fanshawe SI. St. Timothy LEON P. JON 7235 Lawndale St. St. Cecilia VERNON 0. JONES 49 Goldengate Rd. Immaculate Conception FRANCIS J. JOYCE 4430 Comly St. SI. Bartholomew fi f 2. . ' . ,,,, .W , Q6 Y l- MICHAEL H. KAELIN II09 Pennsylvania Ave. St. Thomas 11 Z- L- f we-HA, SW 1.3 df' Q,...g' -P? - -, ...--I L. 1'4 -Q' -.- Q ' ' 'l V-In -1.-N ,,,-fk X L AQ Q :Lf P ' . 1 --Q-...nv .Y ' ' W . ... ...,,.. . , S R,-1..- J WE LEARNED FROM EXPERIENCE that by keeping a good notebook, we could bet- Ier our marks in that most important test. Our notebook is a reflertion of our in- terest in the subiect and by it the teacher can grade us accordingly.

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xl Lockers A CASCADE OF BOOKS: From the look on Dut'fy's face, he ex- pects a landslide of papers, books and iunk to come pouring from his locker the moment he lets go. ln the fight for a front row position it's still, First come, first served. THE OLD JUDGE SHUFFLE is demonstrated here during a change of classes. To some cats it's a cross between walk- ing and doing the stroll. Some of us must travel a wing ancl two floors in the short space of tive minutes, which is prac- tically impossilale. Even though our accident rate is the low- est in four years, traffic-lams and bottlenecks are a common occurrence. mv., fr' me if ' A fasaiwev U so -vw , ' . H if fy if Qi ff ' 'ht' ' V-azz z. i .,,. V -. JOSEPH A. IACONO 7000 Roosevelt Blvd. Lady of Ransom H is We asa '53- MICHAEL P. IANNUZZI 4703 Almond St. All Saints ky A,,k 5 ,sig Y. -. GERALD F. JACOBS 5937 Augusta St. St. Martin ,fri Que.. yr 3 , 'E 1. WALTER A. .IASKOWIAK 3114 Rawle St. St. Timothy wh 'X A .. I A: f ,,4,,-,,. A bak Q 2 ' y, If? in K i PAUL L. JAWORK 8333 Jeawes St. St. Cecilia

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xr K P' -KT -q. nv -K, -1- :S Research WHILE RUMMAGING through magazines and notebooks in the library, Dom Folino, Tom Ward and Bart Driscoll come across some important material for their special proiects. The library serves as a quiet seclusion for those who do research work and also as a meeting house. Father Hearn, our li- brarian, is always ready and willing to give us help when we need it. Notebooks .2 Li , we - 133345