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

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CRAZY MUSIC 'n Society is hitting the nail right on the head. Flappers, and the roaring twenties, the Charleston, and the good old days makes rock-and-roll look conservative. After Crusader's Capers, many blushing parents were probably asked, Let's see you do that hands-on-the- knees-cross-bit, Dad. OR, MAYBE lT'S A WALTZ you want! We aimed to be impartial, it wasn't our fault if our aim was bad. It was all in fun, and we enioyed every second of it. Young, old, any age group, it made no difference, we were all the same age, as we sat with big smiles and bigger memories all over our faces. l A SLICK CHICK in an old pix was Pat Ott a veteran actress on our stage Pat along with Bill Magrlton and Bill Johnson, put on a silent movie skit thats going to be hard to beat Get a group like this together and you ve no worn about spending a dull evening. r 3 JAMES J. LlLL 3212 Disston St. St. Matthew ' ins- STAY, GERARD R. LINEMAN 8034 Ryers St. St. Cecilia at A L RICHARD LISI Beaver Dam Rd. St. Ann RICHARD F. LISZEWSKI Byberry and Knights Rd. Lady of Calvary li, ' EDWARD J. LITHGOW 855 Granite St. St. Martin RAYMOND J. LLOYD 5721 Van Dike St. St. Bartholomew -cr' ' PAUL T. LOGAN 5335 Horrocks St. St. Martin fi., Q WALTER J. LYNCH 2021 Oakmont St. Resurrection 'Ui 1 V4 JAMES M. LYONS 5913 Reach St. St. William 1 G 4 w.-yy... I BERNARD A. MACK 2020 Oakmont St. Resurrection

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A BRlSK MARCHING GAIT, a stirring blare of trum- pets and trombones marks the entry of our band. Instruments gleaming in the sun and swishing of their Red and Blue brings the crowd to its feet. Patience, practice and perseverance paid off for our band was one of the best. Father Clarke and Mr. Zingrone devoted innumerable hours in training the boys. HWHEREVER THE TEAM GOES, so goes the Judge Band. This is not their motto but none the less true. The boys make many long trips, like this ap- pearance at the St. James game in Chester. A salute is given by our band and both team's cheerleaders.