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

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FRANK CARROLL does not even know until now that his picture appears here. Frank is our Editor- in-Chief. His tireless efforts on the Crusader and our quest have yielded muny thought-provoking phrases. As a consistent honor roll man and a crack chemist, his teachers were happy to have him around. His good nature and Judge loyalty have endeared him to all. Keep writing, Frank. More important, keep think- ing, too! Bless you! A J

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A SUCCESSFUL POLITICIAN and a hard worker are both contained in Jim Murphy. As the President of our third graduating class, o member of the Student Council, and a Hammy announcer over the PA system, Mister Judge can mostly be found with his sleeves rolled up and his buck bent wherever there is work to be done. We con't thank you enough, Jimg we iust pray that God will.

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'3 io . . ' 1 L JOSEPH W. ZIELENBACH 7901 Frontenac St. Resurrection -. 4 . ,I R gh.. is THEODORE J. ZULLI 6747 Cottage St. St. Leo Baccalaureate Mass .wb-,wx .3 1 .tw fs: , genie -we ' F - ' Y' . l. if A SHARING THE LAST of a good thing with God is more than custom with us. June 5th, our Baccalauriate Mass, added one more page to our mental scrapbook. This made leaving just so much harder and so much fonder. . . . June 5,1959 LOOKING BACK brings a tear to the eye of each and every one of us. Four years have gone by, each a milestone never to be forgotten, though the years may bleach them whiter than snow. The crowded halls, the ugly faces, the clowning fools, and the teachers' rages are now and will always be, our fondest memories. 11511