Former Judge grad Rosalba Dominguez recently ran for the Murray city council and won.
“The most exciting part of my work on city council is the opportunity to serve. That, and bridging the gap in...
It may come as a shock to many, as it did to me, that even though it feels as if John and Mary Judge, founders of Judge Memorial, were just here building the school yesterday, time has flown by...
On Oct. 17, a team of architects held a meeting with a group of students which lasted the entire school day. The meeting consisted of several group activities, presentations, and discussions. The goal...
James Cordova has a long history with Judge.
His dad was a legendary coach here and from his earliest memories he has been roaming the sidelines. As a Judge graduate and former Bulldog football player...
The awesome ‘80s. What do you think about when someone mentions the ‘80s? Most people think of feathered hair, Madonna, Rubik’s cubes, Troll Dolls, Back to the Future, the fall of the Berlin Wall...
Can you imagine being a girl in high school and not having the opportunity to play school sports?
Helen Pruss Halfhill, JM class of 1930, has vivid memories of playing on Judge sports teams.
But...
Principal Lambert talks a lot about the concept of Cura Personalis, which means "care for the whole person."
"Cura Personalis means that we concentrate on our students' intellectual, social, physical,...
Is the late 1950s school officials launched a $1 million fundraising campaign to build a 'new' Judge. Eventually over $1.5 million was raised and the new school was completed in the early '60s.
According...
Judge was transformed with the addition of the third building on campus, a new gym that was completed in 1954. Up until then, basketball games were played in the old gym, which is the current dance studio.
Duane...
The thing Lawrence Williams remembers best about Judge was how much of a “close-knit group it was.” He was amazed at how welcome he felt with his classmates even though he enrolled in the fourth grade...
The Thirties were interesting times for students at Judge. The decade was dominated by the Great Depression, and the football field was just a grassy area with springs. The teachers were mostly nuns or...
By the mid-1930s a second building was finished on Judge’s campus. It was the original gym, auditorium, and cafeteria and served as the school’s auditorium until the late 1980s. Now it’s the Weigand...
