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

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JOSEPH P. NlcCOLGAN 4038 Vista SI. St. Bernard PAUL G. McDEVITT 6256 Brous Ave. St. Timothy V I .X L X eb .. L ck L WILLIAM F. McELHAUGH 5346 Akron SI. St. Martin FRANCIS W. McELI'llNNEY 2853 Benner St. St. Timothy -fi gg 1 . as-sage,-,ir an 1 awww .ffggf .-iiggrfee-f.fg. g f f. L JOHN F. McFADDEN 7249 Brous Ave. St. Matthew PATRICK J. McFEELEY 5424 Valley St. St. Bartholomew CORNELIUS J. McGARRY Eddington, Pa. St. Francis JAMES J. McGARVEY 4133 Hellerman St. St. Timothy ul WILLIAM J. McGARVEY 1521 Stevens St. St. Martin VINCENT J. MCGEE 28 Hybrid Rd. Queen of the Universe Behind This issue .... OUR STAFF Francis Carroll Peter Del Rossi Alfred Deskiewicz James Douglas David Dultin Richard Godwin Peter D'Arcy James Flite Gene Gontarek David Coughlin Father Joseph Dufiield The Quest CUTTING AND SORTING, checking and rechecking is tedious but neces- sary work for getting our yearbook out. Tom Ward is lost in his iob of sorting. Dave Dutiin is painstakingly checking, while Pete D'Arcy cuts the pictures of our seniors down to size. One of Dave's iobs was to make sure we were all seen in the yearbook at least once. Find that picture yet, Tom? me is D fi-YS 1' S 'RX 5 'fb .....1 i Pu

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S M..- . Y'-' LAWRENCE R. MARPLE 5929 Alma Sl. Sl. Marlin 4 i L A 1-.rf .. ROBERT J. MASCIANTONIO 7415 Brous Ave. Sl. Mallhew ri., my JOSEPH M. MASON 6046 Alma Sl. Sl. Marlin -1: 'V JOHN E. MAYER 889 Granile Sl. Sl. Marlin 92? .ss EDMUND J. McBLAIN 5817 Sylvesler Sl. Sl. Marlin Q- f Ap' 4 JAMES J. McCABE 3513 Lansing Sl. Sl. Dominic 4 x 'iff JAMES M. McCALL 301 Gilham Sl. Sl. William ROBERT E. MQCANN 10701 Cliff Rd. Malernily KI' 1--' JAMES J. McCARTY 1082 Poquessing Ave. Sl. Charles ,K K5 f iff' 5? Y ,aQ,.4., V l JAMES F. McCAUGHAN 7946 Stale Rd. Sl. Dominic vu. 1 ov' HOT OFF THE PRESS and on its way, our Crusader causes quile a bil of excilemenl on dislribulion day. Mike Carroll, and Al Deskiewiez recount on lheir way as Pele Del Rossi makes sure everyone gels enough. There's an old saying l'm sure you've heard, al Judge everyone reads lhe Crusader. EDITING is Cl lime consuming iob. Frank Carroll, Edilor, Rich Godwin, and Dave Dufiin, Associale Edilor, have hil upon an arbilrary clause righl smack in lhe middle of the 'lronl page. Il's a relieved crew when the lype is locked in place and lhe ink slarls lo dry. .+.,a..fx. 31 if XIX S

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Q 'Y' 3 ...Q- X , '--.L -.1 y ,10 C, , een -4 ,f CONFERENCES WERE NOTHING RARE with the deadline only two weeks off. Time was running out, and so were the vilomin pills and nerve tonics. But members of the yearbook staff work at their best under pressure. There was no time for play as the work piled up and the deadline drew near. ln the end, however, Father Duf- field emerged through glue, scraps, and sleepless nights to offer us his version of another prize-winner. DEEP IN CONCENTRATION on how ro phrase some particular caption for year- book mcunts are Jim Douglas, Tom Ward, Rich Godwin. Supervisor Frank Carroll seems to be well pleased with the clever work of these lads as he glances over at the proceedings.