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

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1,5 S be 'SC L FROM A TINY SEED, explains Father Gamgcn to the bewildered students of Sophomore 6, this fern plant grew. The life cycle of the fern is one ofthe many Father discusses in the well-equipped Biology Lab. ln our lab, one will usually find a large bucket of formaldehyde which is full of craytish, frogs, or perch which are waiting to be dissected by our eager, sadistic, little biologists. Ci 1 C JOHN J. CURLETT 3517 Chippendale Ave St. Matthew - 1 4 1 X - CHARLES W. CURRAN 6159 N. Gratz St. St. Benedict Q .A is- .P'. J FRANCIS J. CURRAN 6131 Tackawanna St. St. Timothy Q 6.. Q.- Ji. FRANCIS M. CURRAN 4816 Convent La. St. Katherine Q ',?F:,x JOHN P. CURRAN 1139 Buttonwood St. St. Charles if

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TERENCE M. CORCORAN 3155 Gilham St. St. Timothy JAMES J. COTTER 3151 Longshore Ave. Photosynthesis, Osmosis . . . Biology FROM AMOEBA TO MAN, the fabulous world of Biology is explored Sophomore 7 is listening attentively to Mr. Madeiras as he explains some of the more important fundamentals to tomorrow's doctors and biologists. Though not an easy sublect it can be mastered with the expert help that is willingly given to us by our well trained teachers. St. Matthew I 7 fl A , ' If ' , 1 - '15 ' 'T-I 1 .f-W Wm 5 it fu 5 J l 1, 1 , 1 .,, W. e H is -. NWe,,.,Mm..,,. ,,,, 1 1 4oz oAvio A. coucHuN 5 505 Forest Hill Ave, St. Christopher .. .fi 4 CHARLES D. CRISAFI 1057 Cheltenham Ave. St. Martin of Tours THOMAS R. CUNNINGHAM 9205 Pilgrim La. St. Jerome Qgcs sprmus, v 'rwigiwfyveri

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, 69 iv JOSEPH J. CURRAN 4763 James St. St. John Cantius GL' 5 .. RAYMOND F. CURRAN 3116 Longshore Ave St. Matthew ,. MQ, ,.,., ,, , K af5:.:- Qsyegfr 1: . . - .,,,1,-E ,,e,.,,,.f,f f -H .- mf ,1 ,L,- X ,. .. fm, f ii gwf. M I ww ig' , Y ' '7 ., ij: ,V , sq 1, ,f JJJJJ 'ii JOSEPH E. CUSH 4240 Bleigh Ave. St. Bernard , ' . qi! .1 ev WILLIAM J. DALY 3039 Hellerman St. St. Timothy T I 3 JAMES D'ANGELO A 7272 Bradford St. Our Lady of Ransom Lx 14 I Ji' J 'I'-Q w 25,1 3 I , ,A ,. ll- TrIE WONDERS OF SCIENCE are introduced to our freshmen with the course in General Science. Mr. De Sa is acquainting Fresh 4 with the basic principles of Biology, Physics, and Ehemistry. Those of us who continue our scientific education will depend on this first basic science course. All of us, however, are mindful of the helpful and beneficial knowledge we acquired in General Science. FRESHMAN ENTHUSIASM is shown by Mr. Glod's bright-eyed, young scientists. The vigor and eagerness shown by Fresh 4 is typical of the spirit of the entire Freshman class. This spirit and the understanding of their reposnsibility as school members, makes them the example of the good Judgeman. We feel sure that they will retain these qualities all through their years at Judge. g 4 l