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

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PERFECT FORM GUARANTEES that thus drwe wall be long and straight as usual for En: Dollenberg Good drrvmg keeps the score down John Day studies veteran En: as he awauts his turn to tee oi COOL PUTTING ns needed for tncky greens and Joe McDonald has the composure needed to sunk those long ones Hrs puttlng and all around steady game wull be a bug factor nn our dnve to another champlonshnp L THOMAS F SCHWEIZER 5807 Drtman St St Bartholomew JOHN F SEES 2047 Fraley St St Bartholomew EDWARD B SEIDEL 4415 Cottman Avo St lernard CHARI. S J SE LE! 3319 Meridian St Dommr: 4 GEORGE A SE LAH 5449 Tackawanna St Sl Bartholomew xl.l in i I 1 - Q H Q. u. . . A Q E . I I V St. I .s 'J

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I A7 5 0 3 BERNARD A. SCHROTH 4745 Garden St. All Saints S3 1 1 W 7569 EDWARD R. SCHULER T133 Whittier Ave. St. Charles Borromeo OSWALD A. SCHUMACHER 7973 Algon Ave. Resurrection CHARLES J. 8630 Marigold Place St. Dominic ,, 'ffrzl' .,.. .R Wskfffaiflf 2, ww? I 4 :Q ' . If if sf ,,' CHARLES H. SCHWAR 8632 Yale Place Golf TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS are always a great help to young golfers. Father Murphy, who shoots in the low 70's, instructs the team on putting. They are Don Cimino, Joe McDonald, .lim McGovern, Eric Dollenberg, John Day, Jim Connor, Bill Sewell, Hugh Lasch, Vincent Vallorani, and Bernard Navolsky. Q 'S WHAT A PREDICAMENT! But Bernard Novalsky doesn't seem worried. He knows lust how to blast out of that sand trap. Being in a sand trap is unusual for any of our straight-driving golfers. St. Dominic 'ilgKl1l'l2l:rN l

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-J' X A 5l?feQf?'fW3fT'ffYf? Q Wim ,Q s..f:.':..i ww' , ' w',,'i'i.?5.: 1'-f,,.l. ,,,' f .fmmf.f,ew 7 , , -, .., my ...bfi . ' :rw V v . , 1 f A- . A if ' A WILLIAM T. SERVERSON 3625 Stanwood St. St. Dominic 54535 .l 7 ar. if an , We ff WALTER V. SHANDY B719 Midland Ave. St. Dominic ,,, JI! xl V i . : 1. GERALD W. SHAPREN 1413 Stirling St. Our Lady of Ransom RICHARD J. SHAY 2733 Pratt St. All Saints ' V giv JOHN E. SHIEL-DS 9009 Convent Ave. St. Jerome I I Intramural sports . . . Plenty of Spirit SYMBOLIC OF SUPREMACY in intramural sports are the trophies that go to the championship team, all-star team, and most valuable players. But these are only a symbol for all the spirit and energy that are expended in this traditional sec- tional rivalry. We must thank Father Matthew McVey for his interest and sup- port that made these programs possible. HERE ARE THE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS, SENIOR I! First row: T. Dolan, J. Ambrosius, J. Donovan, D. Young. Second row: J. McKeaney, D. Keevy, J. Mc- Grath, .l. Gercke, R. Lee, F. McGrath. Third row: J. Reed, P. O'Connor, B. Bieg, F. Tiano, J. Mueller, and R. Mehan. CHAMPS OF BASKETBALL also are Senior One. They had the speed and hustle to do it in two sports. They are First row: P. O'Connar, J. Ambrosius, H. Rosica, J. Reed, T. Dolan, Second row: J. Donovan, F. Tiano, J. Gercke, J. Curlett, R. Roth, R. Lee, J. Shields, R. Wilder. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, Freshman ten. won out over the other eager entrants In their class. They are First row: E. Potts, R. Taggart, J. Curran, Second row: J. Keenan, D. Carr, K. Chadwick, T. Stretch, and J. lense.