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

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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.

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Rivals for Bandstancl, U. S. A LAWRENCE WELK? Woody Herman? Pshaw! We've got them beat, hands down. When we go to town at a school dance, I have heard they've even been turning away Californians. ROCKIN' AND BOPPIN' after a change of clothes and a variation of tempo, the concert band proves its versatility by slipping from one role to another within the space of an hour. There's no time for gumfiapping here. COMMAND PERFORMANCES are no rare thing to a good band. From graduation exercises to P.T.A. functions, Mr. Zingrone, the band's director, is Johnny-on-the-spot. It's no wonder that thirteen members of our band were selected for the Ail- Catholic Band of '59.' .1 xi ii u i it X r X