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

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To Prepare For The Future. . . History PREPARING TO COMMENT to Freshman 9 on a point of interest, Father Hanlon is waiting for Dan McGinley to finish reading. World History is the first History course we stucly. Ample historical background for the various topics that o high school student would meet is covered so that the student can realize the part each nation has played in the drama of mankind. 905309 i Fi- 1 . wr--, PAUL T. FREY 446 Van Kirk St. St. William ,ff GEORGE L. FRUNZI 2022 Oakmont St. Resurrection Y.-if W' lv JOHN V. FRYSLIN 356 Lancaster Ave. St. .lohn Bosco 'YU' ROBERT E. FUGES 952 Bridge St. St. Martin Hrs '327 in if vnu.,- ROBERT J. GABOR 4221 Sheffield Ave. St. Bernard y no m 7 .-of or W 1. RALPH J. GAINER 1443 Lardner St. St. Martin 5 A .kyy if .fr , -'-.'.. 2 R ' R '55 i A SANTO D. GAIRO 300 Buxmont St. St. Christopher , gg, ,......- . FRANCIS R. GALANTE 184 Academy Rd. St. Katherine 'Oh l JOSEPH C. FUNK EDWARD F. GALLAGHER 3023 Walsh Rd. 3044 Disston St. St. Jerome St. Matthew

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lv FATHER McKENTY'S INFORMAL TALKS help make American History mere interesting for Junior 1. They are grateful for this break in regular class routine. However, they are glad to return to the book to study the people and events that are characteristic of our American Way. Even though only a few hundred years old, our nation has proved that Chris- tian and Democratic principles are the best. We Search The Past in 3 E i X f ,- vt' ,Q

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gfifgziyff it-Q 'TfF'4'5.' Q, qu W - gf. .F EDWARD T. GALLAGHER 3511 Aldine St. St. Matthew L JAMES J. GALLAGHER 6116 Palmetto St. St. William JOSEPH J. GALLAGHER 6645 Edmund St. St. Leo THOMAS J. GARCZYNSKI 4485 Garden St. All Saints YT' JOSEPH M. GARTLAND 9315 Treaty Rd. St. Katherine .11 'T' CASUAL DISCUSSION by Father Hemighaus and Sen- ior ll present our natian's problems in an inter- esting but serious way. Seniors present their views on the day's situations after being confronted with them in their National Problems class. A student after graduation will be equipped with a knowledge in various theories in order to deal with the prob- Iems facing our great democracy. The State Ol The Nation