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

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4 DAVID A. WALLACE 7818 Verree Rd. St. Cecilia 3- 'CT' l I MICHAEL E. WALLACE 6113 Van Dike St. St. Bartholomew FL g it lb R . W? Q HUGH J. WALSH 956 Marcella St. St. Martin 7 Xl PAUL J. WALSH 4624 Van Kirk St. St. Bartholomew GREGORY F. WANNER 816 Stanwood St. St. Cecilia I -Q THOMAS C. WARD 1017 Fanshawe St. Resurrection EDWARD J. WARYGA 2746 Eddington St. St. John RAYMOND J. WASICKI 5231 Glenloch St. St. John ROBERT J. WATTERS 6364 Marsden St. St. Leo JAMES H. WEBB 3831 Oak Dr. St. Dominic 's' l X INTEREST IS HIGH and competition keen in the entire intramural sports program. Football, basketball, and softball occupy a year-long sports- world whereby the little man is able to compete with as much enthusiasm as the varsity player. Trophies in the football league were awarded to Senior Seven. The stars are: First row: J. Funk, T. Dion, J. Iacone, M. Wallace, P. D'Arcy. Second raw: T. McCann, E. Feighan, I. Piersoll, K. O'NeiII, L. Clark, G. Smith. They are taking the basketball trophies. too. Intramurals THE RUNNER-UP is Senior Nine lbelowl: First row: M. Hunter, F. Burke, S. Zazula, R. Brittingham, M. Carney. Second row: J. McCollum, R. Chek, J. Buggy, R. Mockiewicz, J. McGonigIe. Third row: M. Kennedy, R. Stoebonau, J. Gallagher, E. Wolk. 1:-

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X, s 1 x , ' X. 3 J is I 1 A f i, . f - N w i X , ,A , ft 5 ' r 'i 44 xx sxmamnc CHAMPIONSHIP Foam, ..-- 5 Bill Mitchell, a veteran golf-teamer I from last year, shows Clarke, John 'O-Q Donohue, and Joe Donahue how to tollow through for those all impor- tant extra few yards. BiIl's next move is a 250-yard walk for his second shot. Nice drive, Bill. Golf ,. wma' T ' 1 V -- f ' on :ef -4 he i CHIPPING ONTO THE GREEN, especially from rough ground, requires patience, iudgment, and at times a good pair of mountain climbing shoes. Father John Murphy, our team moderator, demonstrates to Dollen- berg and McDonald the way to bring home another Catholic League crown. Wx. . xg V, .

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5 3 I s 'K 3' UNDERCLASSES On the following pages the future of our school depends, the classes of '60, '61 and '62. From the sections of the baby-faced Freshmen to the almost ex- perienced Juniors will come our future traditions and teams. As their high school careers move on they will bring honors and glory to Judge. Good luck, under- classmen, you'll always remember what you were taught here.