Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mitchell Adalbert Ulman Football '33, '34 I etterman Intramural Basketball '32, '33, '34, '85 Senior Prom Committee Ralph John Winkowski Basketball '32, '33, '35 Ietterman Intramural Brsketball '34 Senior Prom Committee Weber News, Reporter '34 Senior Glee Club Dramatic Club Debating: Society Camera Club Stanley Joseph Wojtalewicz Intramural Basketball '31 Debating Club Orchestra Class Officer, Vice President '31 Francis Anthony Zaremba Intramu1'al Basketball '35 Debating Club Chester Louis Werbel Football '33, '34 Letterman Intramural Basketball '32 Intramural Baseball '34 Senior Glee Club Debating Club Class Officer, Treasurer '32 Walter John Wnek Football '34 Ietterman Intramural Basketball '34 Senior Glee Club Debating' Club Henry Joseph Wojtowicz Football '33, '34 Letterman Intramural Basketball '33, '35 Dolphin Staff. Manatrinll Editor Senior Prom Committee Senior Glee Club Debating Club, President 'SIB Class Officer, President 'Ill

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JUNICDR ONE The graduating class of '35 hids fare- well to its Alma Mater, hut in so doing it makes one last gesture, which it hopes. will ever remain in the memories ot' those who love NVeher High. That gesture is the dedication of her annual to the hoys who hope to carry on. As all loving and an- xious mothers care for their children, in like manner does XVQ-her lligh School care for her struggling hrood. The Senior Class presents that group of hoys and young men. class hy class, in the fond hope that they do deem it a privilege and an honor to carry on in the high standards and nohle traditions with which so many graduating classes have depart- ed so reluctantly. Alma Mater has no fears for the wel- fare of her loyal sons of 'li5Q she is proud of them and knows that their future life will reflect glory upon her good name. She now turns to her Juniors, who are ready to assume the- lead for the coming year. Theirs now hecomes the task of holding high the hanner of leadership and tI'ue faith for the lower classes. That they are prepared, there is no douht. as the the review of their past year of lahor will show. The suhjecls studied hy the future Se- niors are Religion, linglish, Polish, Chem- istry, Geometry, and Modern llistory. Certainly this program of studies alone would he sufficient to prepare any class for the senior year, llowever, in view of the extra-curricular activities, especially in athletics, there is every reason to helieve that our .luniors really will make the grade. As you will discover, they have heen crowned champions of intramural liaskethall for this yearg that is only one of the many reasons to helieve that they have henefited from and eagerly taken part in activities of health and character. Their work with the NVICISHR NICXVS, the staff of which their good work has mono-