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

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our kmd and gentle admmrstrators FATHER BYGOTT THE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS of the school do not go long unsolved wrth Father Thomas Bygott as school treasurer He ns always on hand to collect money for book bulls senror fees etc In hrs posrtlon as assrstant prrncrpal Father sees to rt that the school rs run at top efticrency We hold Father hugh In our ESTGGNI FATHER QUAILE HARD WORK IS THE FORMULA for success Father Quarle IS a success In hrs posrtron as dlsctplrnarlan and also In hrs posrtron of keeprng the darly atten dance records of the school He metes out tustrce as farrly as a ludge and gury Fathers accuracy n keepung the attendance records cannot be surpassed FATHER BRAND MANY OF OUR TEACHERS are native Phrladelphrans Father Brand rs one of these At one time he taught mathematics at Lockport N Y In hrs four years wrth us Fathers helprng hand and bug 36 have done much to mold our characters Fathers after school society makes hum very popular

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'vis FATHER ALOYSIUS GAFHGAN FATHER ALOYSIUS GAFFIGAN rs the relrgrous superror of our Oblate teachers Father rs a natrve of Phrladelphra Probably our most energetrc teacher he always flnds trme to grve us a word of advrce when we need rt Besrcles berng a most capable Brology Lab teacher Father rs our college counselor He rs also our school chaplam he counsels us rn all matters sprrrtual To the perfect example of Salesman Charrty the Class of 60 says thank you Father VERY REVEREND J FRANCIS TUCKER THE FIRST AMERICAN OBLATE rs naturally a man for whom there rs a special place rn our hearts Father rs strll actrve despite the fact that he has been an Oblate tor 55 years He rs the General Counselor of the Oblates and Prtnce Rarnrer s personal chaplam BISHOP EDWARD SCHLOTTERBACK WE WERE MOST HAPPY and honored to be the host to our own Bishop Schlotterback Whrle rn resrdence the young prelate made several appearances rn and around school He was able to thank us personally for our generous contrrbutron to the mrssron d rve and rn an engrossrng discourse related hrs exper :ences rn the wrlds of hrs Afrrcan drocese rmpressrng on us the great need for flnancral and to the povery stricken trrbesmen Hrs palate manner and brlllrant smrle seemed strange rn a man of such drstrnctron The brshop s presence certarnly pleased many of our teachers wrth whom he attended school . Y g -, . ' ' 'I, . I f ' s ' A , . . . . . . N

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'r E31 il ,L FATHER THOMAS F O CONNELL A MEMBER OF THE OBLATES for thirty years Father Thomas F O Connell our principal is a native of Philadelphia ln 1954 he was appointed reftor at Father Judge Hugh Since then he has performed bright smile and a kind word for everyone he meets whether he is walking down the corridor o attending to school business in his omce His pleasantness has won him a place of hugh esteem in our hearts The experience that he gained when he was o teacher helps hum to keep our school running on a smooth and even keel Lauahvng off all thanks with a broad smile and a simple Forget he continues to do an excellent 'ob with both accurary and efficiency To a true Oblate our p ncipal the Class of 60 s y Ad Multos Annos' . . 'ii FA' .Il .V his duties as principal very vigorously and most ably. A very cheerful and amiable person, he has a ir., . . , . . I ri ' , we, ' , a z