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

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Q 'EAA Edwin Mahan, Art Dreager and Chuck Hartman watch as Chuck Hart- man sets the high-iump pole at six teet seven inches, George Sutor's height. This is quite a good height to reach, even for George. INTERSQUAD COMPETITION is what gives our athletes such a good record in competi- tion. After Stan Kacanskos, Jack McCauley and Mike Hughes rest of the league seems easy. race each other, the In tn.- gl -Q rl HERMAN J. ROSICA 1915 Wakeling St. St. Bartholomew xv K V' A RICHARD D. ROTH 4512 McKinley St. Bartholomew r , aifiifgf 6' ,K K wi , 4 , WILLIAM C. RUETER 4014 Benson St. St. Dominic . Q f f I Q L., ffl ,I-V-I cHAm.es J. numsev ' ,ix 4 LF 3107 aybeffy na. X 6 1 Our lady ol Calvary 'Q aff! ? :I :EQ 3 um gun? , , fl -. Q1 HT fi I-'frglgii it-fvi' - '9v'fN'-V'-5 J ' ' v 5 'J will 14, mmf, 5 S cz ' WM' ,w MW I - ' u' I . I V QI X ' I f nw In idwvj . 5 16901 r 4 ., 5 ' .1031 ii 5, Y ,,- . 1, f os: 1A1lAlI'4,.I,I p ' ig f ,E-' ' ' rv 'SQ' ?r,f4'-- ' :. K 5:28, .' ,. ' ' XI n ' ' ' ' I ' 5 xuwt ' WDC! 1 A gpg , 1 AW F m A I ' 1 . . wot , 5 lutgv I D 'atc nj h 1 5 - A Q. -' I 1 .Ki f K 1 I I I . -1 . . 1. ' lj DFNNIC F IUTFFKI

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9 1 rg Y li: ,, ' wwf 'f5f.:'71i Tw 3 xy if . mfg 5 M , l Q A 1 i A I ff-1' fr:--'sz . 1. MICHAEL F. RODGERS 3152 Glenview St. Matthew has in-f F5133 JOSEPH J. ROGERS 9201 Treaty Rd. St. Katherine , -V K ? W:LZ ..L2:E CHRISTOPHER F. ROMANO 2711 Eddington St. St. John Cantius QLQ- .. .-v.,. M ,,.,,, 2-21 -Ffh: ' . ' .' 1 f' A - ,. A '1-35.251224 A , ' -Q .' 'v ' W ROBERT L. ROMINIECKI 4350 Richmond St. St. John Cantius MICHAEL A. ROSIAK 2948 Fanshawe St. St. Timothy Track and Field 3 ll UQ- 1 DIYSAIEIS -.h K' Qgiqiz., -.Z'ff s -Z'1Z-1'- -:K .Q-. '.- '-T .,,1'-'W' S ,-1 -4 ' ' -'- Q '.- A iilfc J 1 -Z1 -5 ' ., .' ,'. -1'-1'-'-1'-16' 1'-' ,, 1v141-152i1-1:- -1'1:-- - zqtiiazul 5.1212 A SPIRIT OF MUTUAL AID helps our track and field stars to Q: af? . syn... benefit from the advice of each other. Fifty feet-shot putter, -1. .RQ 5' 1'-' ' 1, . ' Stan Kaszupski is exhibiting one of the finer points in a brawny : - . -331' -1'.' 11-.' sport to teammates Joe Boyle and Paul Corrigan. ,- 'i-'.-2:!.?-'f.y:-.g- ' -.'.' N . - T1'S2-Z1-,-., -.SZ 1142? ' '-15:-1:--. '-11-1:3 Q, 45.1. OUR TRACK TEAM are o well trained group of athletes, who are making a name for themselves ond for us throughout the Catholic league. Wherever Father Donohue's proteges compete, they win events and respect for our Alma Mater. Get those trophies, boys! 5 , .1 ' ,, 1. 519: ' ' in ki I QQ W .'l f.'5'h u , ': ca? f . if-fl E 1 -fl-item Inv WWF U31 SFNW5 43 ..-1 X1

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, .f ' V x ROBERT S. RYPINSKI 3140 Magee Ave. St. Timothy ANTHONY M. SABATINO 7163 Marsden St. Our Lady of Consolation Q U MANUEL M. SABATO 3230 Rawle St. St. Timothy I L LAWRENCE A. SACILOWSKI 90 W. Myrtle Ave. Assumption A AHL Q... GEORGE M. SAMPARA 3136 Magee Ave. St. Timothy Baseball J fx HERE'S OUR BASEBALL TEAM! The best players in the greater northeast, and the best instructors too: Mr. Robert Ryan, Mr. Henry King, and Father William Lyman Do you think they can go all the way? We do! BALLPLAYERS GALORE and they are all out for a starting berth. But this is only a small part of the three hundred eager SWINGING IN THE GROOVE, John Monahan practices to wndidates who reported for the first get his timing perfect. John is in good shape from bas- PYCCNCB- Whllf 0 Problem fOr C C0001 ketball, os catcher Mike Mastil will agree. John is o lo pick u starter from ull those talented .330 hitter! ballplayersl .-on-I 746-:A N ,lr