Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

Published by THE SENIORS of 1944 YZ ' w-7 i 1 4 .QQ wk 44.42 W JF' fwgxg ' .as 4- 5' 4 E ' .x,'f. ggi R wiv 15 -Q , XTX? Ll' .gel Mr... Q .vwlfmfx W SW' ,, M WL ,wvfimw mimwfv NI' ix 4 Rl .LJ :-.55 1 3 N .5 f?g.,fs'i ., 4 Wg? I 1 9 fx 00 AND courwnv W ghe story of flze school year 191,15 fo Kane The DOLPHIN of l943-44 does not attempt to commemorate the post or envision the future but to bring to the student in os simple ond complete o monner os possible the events ond memories ot the present school yeor. Moy the memories of hoppy hours, olisotppointe ments, occomplishments, orncl struggles return once ogolin when you thumb through these pgges while you ore struggling lor, ond otlter you hove won, CI just ond losting peoce. A QDQUCQ My soul, there is a country Par beyond the stars, Where stands a winged sentry All skillful in the wars. There, above noise and danger, Sweet Peace sits crowned with smiles And One born in a manger Commands the beauteous files. He is thy gracious friend, And - O my soul, awake! - Did in pure love descend To die here for thy sake. lf thou canst get but thither, There grows the flower of peace The rose that cannot wither, Thy fortress and thy ease. Leave, then, thy foolish ranges, For none can thee secure But One who never changes, Thy God, thy life, thy cure. -Henry Vaughan X PEACE ON EARTH GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN Thus was the cry e hoed 2000 years ago and rt has re echoed through the ages Smce the be grrm ng ot tlme man has sought peace and rt seems to have always eluded hls grasp Let us hope and pray that the dox e ot peace soon WLH close harm hy wrth hrs rtelghbor May the cry Peace on Earth Good Wlll Toward Men re mam a lastmg ymhol and may we keep lt thus ll 7 C I , A i . I . Y . Wing its Way uhmolested and mah will live in o ' ' ' . - , . , S . . cwe Q0 go Sclzoof As a soldier prepares himself for battle, so does a Weberite prepare himself for future life. This preparation is afforded to him While at Weber. Here he is pro- vided With the necessary equipment which will benefit him in his future dealings with the world and to help him combat the forces of evil. He is prepared mentally, morally and physi- cally. With this preparation he can easily overcome all obstacles. Thus is he prepared for his greatest battle in life - to go out into the World and make a success of himself. WP 'WF' xx N SI . A- fi s, ymwr Sim ' 'Q3L . Qi ,- f , X FWWMSN 'X i Q gf, nxx' .5 ff: .. 1. ,A 'KKK Us va ,4- r':A fx I f ,., we '9fQkY'4 'P wwdgngww' wrsaem., M 5 WV:-. A f-5 x '14 X 'X 'N X 'SPL WIA N , ww .M 4 . V......,.... ay' A . . A, , QV' V ff ' , Q x g 1 ,W ...u ,f , , .. ,fun ,A -gn 4r+ A ' -1 an..f...9- 2 , is I ' ff F Q v 1 E 4 i S ' r ww? 1 K r ug,-.'P:Z,3 1 K W A 3 T ' A V ' ' 5322 A L Q REV. S. I. FIOLEK, C.R PRINCIPAL ll Having been appointed time tweltth principal of Weber High School in March ot 1942, the Rev, Stanley I. Fiolelc, CR., assumed his duties in April of that year, Prior to his assumption ot his duties as principal, he had been engaged in missionary work throughout the Eastern and Midwestern states. Father Fiolek, a native cf Chicago, attended St. lohn Cantius Grammar School and St. Stanislaus College Academy tnow Weber High Schooll. He attended St. Louis University, receiving his Bachelor ot Arts degree in V329 and lflaster of Arts in IQSU. Upon completing his theological studies at Gregorian University in Home he received the degree ot Licentiate ot Sacred Theology, Since he has been at the helm of this notable institution, he has rapidly developed a keen interest in the progress ot youth. ln this, he is continuing the work so admirably initiated by his predecessors, especially the activities ot the former principal, Captain E. I. Morkowski, now serving with the United States Army in England. in... -.--' .'Q'-Q Q..-Q It'-in 13 , 1' ff I 5 W 111 X QM! pw ,iw KK 1 I A i Q4 x wmf5a 'I .Q .... A 4 if 2 ,i .:,A,.. , a o U xi giawf' 3' 1 . 2 f' Va, - T 404. 15 r In gd V X 4 V' QW. 1 ? 131 Q w w ,fm 'A g Abu:-aj iw? um, 4 ,i IAA!! wk Q LAM' 3. , 'NV' I . I X!! I , f-ffl' . 4 ,H ,ui V A XT. E I Q L 1, lrlfyh 'i Q, 'n'MAw. ' 4 1 - I ., V xx lv ... fy Y fa Sl M 5 7m LN- . . IT'S ALL NEW, BUT WONDERFUL 'W Top left: Source of oll good ond C111 comfort. Top right: Freshmen being fought the essentials of or busi- ness world. Bottom: Literoiure opens o new world. 'JT DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YCU DREAM Row1:F?, '- ': f'- ' :- ' 1 Row 2: f M' V' I K:.'Qr1,k1 Row 3: ELI? Q :,,,. Row 4: P .1e P' I' Ti . Row 5: f? rf BOTTOM-- Row 1: ff How 2: I Row 3: I Y Row 4: ' Q Row 5: f 11 THEY'RE CNDEITHER TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD Row Row Row Row Leavxia elementary classes iri Iume a arcup ef yeurmg ambitieus beys tick up The reutine ef high schefl students Cur first few rrrinths 'xwhich were full if surpdses jjaenea a phase Cf life befere us. We playei in the orchestra sang in the Glee club camperea in Intramurals, previrra that We tea, Caula meet The standards Cf the upper Classrnerr As Fresh- men we prfrvea eurselves very capable and able to take ever the Seprrarriere reins 111 siriaer i 4? HAPPY GO LUCKY Top: At thc ffff WO if 1 11' rr f Cf Roliqif fl Bottom: RFU 1 r ' BLESS 'EM ALL Two years have passed in which we Sophornores have tried to enlarge the scope ot our knowledge. As Sophorncres we resumed our studies, refreshed and ener- getic, taking part in all school activities with great zeal and ambition. The days sped rapidly on Wings ot Time. Our daily repetoire ot studies and sports tully occupied our niinds, The end ot the school year approaches and We are all eagerly awaiting the lunior year. Deeply absorbed the intricacies ol a problem in plane geometry. f-:Q-H 2 THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE We Sapncinares liave laund a new and keen interest in cur various subjects, Yesterdays and tadayls Warla was unveiled laetare us gn cur study af nistarv. English literature gave us the Merchant ct Venice. We were astaunded by the basics at Plane Gecmetry, while Latin revealed ta us the lucves at Cupid and Psyche. Last, but nat least, Religicn furtliered our kncwledge at the Halv Sacrifice at the Mass and tlie Sacraments. Left: Studying the making af Tadavs World. Right: Latin class exerting ettarts an the Arnaurs at Cupid and Psyche. WE WILL ALWAYS BE BUDDIES TOP Row Row Row Row BOTTOM Row :., ,.1 Row : E? Row : 7 V. ROWP4: If GIVE YOURSELF A PAT ON THE BACK OPPOSITE PAGE 'Upper1eH: Cixm.,'m 1 THHCHflN Chcuuswyi Bohonu NW?wf5Tgpii fjp T C Gquclthkf Right: A Iuniir pgiflcrz CTC? the life cf Christ. Top: MJHHHS K QgfdoLHrcugh,CHCeH5sCDraHOns. Bouonu PTCDCh5iU4CHf3CRHNGNGd byfknnamhc Lclnguqge. Q3 ONE LOOK AT YOU Top: Beccming acauainieci with Literary Writ- ing Bottom: intricacies af Advanced Algebra being expiainefl to ine Iuniars, K WE LL MEET AGAIN A.. ,. Z 'lv V... vv CZC1, w ,X M ll., 'I' fi rchcl I Y C1 P I q-'FK IQ ,J . 3 x, EK ACSCLS V 4 Z ff? 41 ,Awww OUR LAST GOODBYE 1 C 'WW IYHCSWCI JUDY 'SG' fGOT C LA C C T VHS SGCPWC J. u..,,k ,, CICFFA 1 fmplmi, iii 'I ' f 1A pg: 11.5 ff Ure . 11-' ,gferg .lust bi f,rQ'.:'fll ON THE SENTIMENTAL SIDE OPPOSITE PAGE DOISG came out and why Bottom Bendmg back back back Top Senlars prabmg for rea Vans IH a physlcs expenment Bottom CIVICS students trylng ta master the gundamentals and pnnclples af government I x..-4d - N Y Z ni Top: Radio students trying to find aut what makes the AND THEN SOME SMILE THE WHILE WE SAY GOODBYE 1 Top: Principal Poms ef ine Mass being explained 12 SSI'1i'QfS. Middle: American Histery fclscinctes use Bottom: Engressed in ine study cf English Y 1 In addition to our regular school activi- ties, time Was found tor extra curricular activities. Our bodies were benefited by our participation on football, bas- ketball and various intramural sports. Our musical knowledge Was widened by taking part in the activities of the orchestra and glee club. Social events were also part of our extra curricular activities and they together with the rest helped to round out our school lite. 7 f 'LF' ff er 25' 2,25 Cl S' wir 'MM '19 3? 1, .ff SWEET AND LOW The Clee Club ol Weber H1gh School b cause of the hne guahty ol rnen ani the lllfjll cahbe ot lllelf work has been an 11n1nen c cred1t to 1t Alrna Mater Under the leader lllp of lfr Flortan Czonstka mus1cal dlfGC tor for the past four years th Glee Club has developed 1nto an excephonally ne organ1Lat1on H13 broad n1us1cal background and long rnu 1cal e per1 nce ce a dlrector made the success o the Glee Club 1n v1table Workmg dthgcntlx and tor the sole purpose ot g1v1ng a good account ot th n l 1 ml ers the C'-'lee Club uncom pla1n1ngly Qccnlrced tl1e1r pr crous t1n1e Numerous SO 1QS l1g1ou2 patr1ot1c and clc 1ccl were undertaken w1th ardor and enthuQ1a'sm 1 o o th ye c 1 e to cloee wlth the Annual program conQ1sted or La Cucaracha Carry Me Back to Old V1rg1nny Ma Chatlca Rodzmna Vvlnter Song and On the Road to lvlandalav Row I QLeft to Rlghtl l Marek R P1I'llCOWSk1 Ft Kuz n1ar S Korta D Wanat M Naleway I. or kowelu E Dy1a Row II B Tabor L PISCUCD I Karlow1cz L Turnan I Komroa A Ianusz E Petruczenko R Frost Row III I Salem1 E Lorenz A Malmowekl E Barna L Guz S Soltys E Boryczka T Wroblewslu T KOYGb1lC Row IV S C1a1ew1cz S Nork1ew1cz S Przybylowskl Q1 P1-2tanow1ch P Zarernba S W19lgOQ D Stuclca E Lown1ck1 P Popov1t R Wourar T? N. AGN 4, 14 I I I . , l . l S . . I I. I . ' V 51 ' I sg . Y 23 ' 1 . ' ', , ' ' f Q . . A2 .H . . E. 5' xl 'e ' .. f ' O ' . I A' 1, . 1 J - V I 91 we vcr, the II 3, . ol - 'ae1,' . . . 1.--eref ' 1 .. f ' .. - A Their 1.1 rl: l e 'ar on a ,, ' Concert and Dance, Apnl l5, 1944. This yearls very delightful . . ,, ,I 4- . , ,, II. ,, X, ','fB- .I I l I, I I IS, l -.1 . l . if :Q XB :L T 4 F L S. tl V ' x E- I 1'- It . - an f ii T' 5 f .. 9 5. x , K X Leh Row III R w Row III P At Plano Standmg L Rlght Row BEETHOVEN BARRELHOUS F IIN '3 nn cn Q Q QGQ G IFC1 V5 JP? 1:3 r O 4: E AND BO OGIE WCOGIE , r FI r im C Onstkf' the orc ee re e won CI imc. Ur ez CI I Q Su new I me co rece' one F Q I YN QGYV QQ KA 1, ere ever wer I Ccfcer om Q f-' C K3 ce G CG GJ e' We 3 Cf' 'I will CPF I IIFN cert e R fxhrxp F C1 1:1 Jymorc V Iorcx f i . I: M:l1:..x'. L:1 I H3324 0 :1X.',. f.ffT::::'gT.f',Af-' I' Ff-'r.'1 :.n' : iff-:'r4 1 II1 A .,1J ' : H '-','g'ri':' ' : Hip' fl. K'f'JIl'KC'.'.','K. ' . I: If Clifsrykx f Lyer.: F I7:r,,':.'. IQ ','fze 1f:' I , . ., . , diner 15- JI, Gprecrzfi iff QI 2 . e., h 1 fi 1,32 rerefgrfe-'egg ripicilg' If C: Unzip Cf A' 'rid ' ,iexgj YL9TfCX,C1 :uf iiibitiege rigacluxs, ,. I A oustk Rc., . Cf Qee Q ' li cttihiic' Cie ef the 75351 i GF' :ic ,LL ,f .ietrprtieitfzlfrtr 12:5 'ffeber High ,ve kIIc3'.'.':1 The '.-:Crit 111 fe' -rjf ecrix' in the .. ..1,,-t,r At met, the rerieirefns' were :ict irejgeit aid C1 e I-Iowe , . :ri Q -.p. fx ,W ,Aj H. 31.1-Q VQNY1.. T .,. ' 'N Q , ...ANI U, ,..V. .,.4... X, A ,,,.. I..- v,.,.. .. X, , .1 .. Stepy.1r3': .Ig ire terxipc .r1!ers1f','inQ the -ref 111'-TILE boy: '.-xerlu, ' fe-ver..'3f'.' fC'.'.'ifCi-I ee fpgecvee J ' I 'H-T' , C1,tft'1r1C1IrA11 .1 tr.: 'rexe Q36 fc ,MRCQ Wim f f '.'.'3Q:ii:A gjfuriyt rerdgei cf q.,A1r.e: fd A Tigre I:.e iLnf Q effect :get izze 3p,,., f -'Har 'Q +V ,g fvxfflf- . VV , 1 e Mllxf WIJ C' ' E'III..f.C1'D ' I MQ pulse of all who ea 3 fuccessfq ye-cr for the IN MY SCLITUDE The appointment of the Rev. Louis Gracz, CR., as librarian to succeed the Rev, S, I. Sckulski, CR., met with the whole-hearted ap- proval of the students. The library remained the center of inspiration and knowledge to the vtudent who found there many encyclopedias and reference books to ad lzim in h s pursuit of studies. Besides these, inf iiy ne '.'.' l'lC x'Ol!Y, wliicli have been added to the already plentiful viipriiy of bcolzrn, give tlie student gocd reading material tor his hours of relciiation. llcr the serious-minded and progressive youth, backs on aercnautic: cind other sciences were added. The Lbrcry and its upkeep were in the honds of a student staff, which kept it in order so that others might enjoy its fullest benefits, The wtati consisted of S Wielgos, E Lorenz, and M. lasinslii, .,,-.89 Top Lbrarf Study Pe ioi Bottom Th Library S aft with their ,fd ...vi F GCZCRM rr Top: The jury studies a case. Left to right: F Zilla, l. Kuhr, F Ci,ikxer.slci,l Stacfiignnki, l, fl ft l gil ii -4 V Marek D Bartniclci, P Raczlca, C Grochowznfr Bottom: The council working intently. Seated left to right: F 74f'1'T 1Tll, S9C'TC lT'-ff lit '.'Jo:':r Tl if 'fi T K 7 i V r czenkc, fl l-7'1.ft'Na T lq'fj 1T1.1li1, S ','.'o1cik, F lfl'1'IflZl1fl I fl ll ll 1 1 l Paniera, G Sch i11i'f3:i1:.aer,M Mayer Efilhdihg left to right: l Txkif-r.fk1, S f5i 'l:'jlC',-35 f 7':vxi T 1 I ILL NEVER DO IT AGAIN Early practice in government affairs '.-fc: afforded to studeiii 'sync pf: tlcipated in the activities ol the Student Counal. ft 1.2 cctiibiied of ciai officers whose duty it is to see that law and order cre carried clit Ln fscrico The council is divided into three parts the officers of the council itsell, the jury, and the members, Meetings are conducted the otliccrs who als talce care of the business ol the Council The jury tries the tT 'i'3aresf'sor1f 3 school law, Trials cre tailored according to those held in our modern court The remaining members ol the council rialce all necessary decisions an legislation, ln its second year of existence the collricil has been a gu1d1ng lggiit t the students. lt is evident that this infant oraanzatloi snali continue bein one of Webers most influential fraternxtiei The tiuqgcse of the Csxncl Lf' t promote loyalty to the school and aood cat gierislxrg i:::i':r.:1:1t the 'tpiagrgt kid by having each student respect fzie others rant- and tc eff:-,rz :e tr, 1 student body to support School aiagrx Top-Left to right: F Zilla, C' Koziol, S lalccla, I Boruta, H, Maszefc W Mindak, l-l Ziolkowski, E Zygmunt, R Moraczewski R Gorski Bottom: I Szweda, co-editor and Rev L Gracz, CPI, Faculty Adviser planning new ideal: for the next edition EXCLUSIVELY YOURS The staff of Webers student publication had a definite aim in mind: to put out a paper with ideas, which would provide their classmates with fresh and interesting news about the faculty, the students and their activities, and various organizations. With this purpose in mind, the staff set out to the task before them, After many hours of toil, the paper began to develop into a commendable publi- cation. Throughout the year each edition saw an improved paper .In order to give the students more news, the paper was increased to its l939fl94U size. Credit must be given to the staff for their efforts in presenting the students an opportunity to voice their opinions. lt is their ambition to see that their work may be continued in the future STAFF G Ziiiiny I Co-lfditor. lt F.i1:iiulc A.p.zt Sports Editor lj SI2W?dU l lt lfazaczewziki B.i:.irie,s.1 Manager oziol t 1- f, ,V V. . I V S Ickalc A kid Yummy ,. iuygiiiiurit ozzcuutlori Manage: R Mcszek lt Ziolkawslci Artist R Gcrslci Sports Editor ity: l. Gracz CR Fxuliy Advise: SH HERE YOU ABE The graduating class and the lou-:cr classrnen will, no doubt, regard this rnernento as a vivid representation of the events and activities of their lite at Weber. Many trials and tribulations had to be faced and overcome by the editor and his stalt. Many were the nours spent in preparing cnd editing this book to portray the acadeniic lite as accurately cs pose sible. lt was necessary to ccrnpose it ccrrectly and in such a rncnner as to have it appeal to the individual tastes at the students. Having achieved the cnd desired, the statt lets the result speak for itself. STAFF F Z'lla Fclitorfin-chiet Vo iol A.s.st Editor lw Pcpovifw Sports Editor R Woynar ' lt Ziollcowski Aiaocicite Fditorn l. Duszynski I I. Bcruta I I Wegrzyn J Business Mgrts E Zygniunt i 'T R Q,streC7a CR Fcculty Adviser Top - Left to Right: R I, Boruta, H. Ziolkowski E. Zygmunt, R Moraczewski, I. Szweda, L Duszynski, R Gorski F Popoviis Bottom: Rev B. Ostrega, C R, faculty adviser, and F Zilla, editor, selecting pictures tar the DOLPHIN Wajnar, A. Koziol, Nl e toR1ght E 7 R LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING Faced w1th the tasx of plannmg the soc1al hte of the Semor Cla s the Qoclal Comm1ttee took on thelr task wlth contldence Leadtng the long l1st of soc1al events was The Get Acquamted Soc1al Encour aged by the enthuslastrc support recewed the Comm1ttee gamed new trlends by sponsorlng The Halloween Soc1al Durmg Advent the Commtttee ran a Skatmg Party at the beautrful RIVGTVISW Roller Rmk lmmedlately alter the resurnptlon ot classes ln Ianuary plans for the Promenade were mode After much dehberatron the 1'1'lCIgD1f1C9 Edgewater Beach Hotel was selected as the s1te NVlll'1 by Ioe N1es and hrs crchestra The s t n mu 1C turnrshed econd halt ot the soc1al year was begun anew when tne commrttee held an approprrately named l-lollday Socral Then came another succe stul Skatlng Party For the benetlt of the sentors who so drlrgently wlthstood th1s strenuous year ot soc1al act1v1t1es the com mlttee decrded to have a May Frolrc whrch was almost an exact repltca of the Senror Promenade Th rr busmess culrnncted and sat rshed that they had more than amply 1ust1t1ed th trust placed IH th m thc oc1alComm1tte-e dtsbanded F Ztlla I Boruta VV Gor K1 Stand ng L Kuh oynar Chalr A Kozlol L mar Duszynskl LMMMWAT ,,'-f ' .-1' ,-5' 4 . , . . . 5 V to . . , - - 1 , , . , , N , S ' T u F . . . .J . , , . G. . . - . c . . . . .. Q . . . c . C . . . 9 , N., - . I.. it ' : , lsyartxunt, . ' , , , R , f ' . 1, 3 ' C - -' ' V - ' V J ,,,,,M- 7 I all k A A A ,M- 1 g.-sv ' , V l 1M,,f-f' T 2 'M A aa- . 'X 3 . , , AX - 1 fn . 411 Q60 l R lx szek N Pa tvva M Maye k E lNowak ES w A Srmandl I S1lchuc lflerskl W Poko I Z c I Pa or era H M1 kowtc w 2 F Cu C Kusek Nlernl Depkc S Woyc 4 R lfargol Row 3 W W1lczek F mlla R Chern K zrol E en e er o R L bak E Koza THIS IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR tterman Perhap the mc t envted tn th schcol 1 the le who has carnea on th trad1t1on ot We er H gh School on the lootball gndxron a d the basketball court Hts task was not an easy one and regulred many hours of sweat and to1l Even though at tlmes the golng wa tough the athlete kept hls chtn up and doggedly plugged on somet1mes to VICIOFY, sometimes to ignominious defeat. At the end ol the season he was awarded a major monogram in acknowledgment of his work in the held of cthletics, Hats oft to this staunch son ol A ' d hardwood! Weber, hero ot the gr.d1ron an -ll YOU'VE GOT TO BE A FOOTBALL HERO Pre-season Sept l 2 l9 26 Season Oct ti 17 Z4 3l .vov 7 14 Post-Season Nov 25 W '.4Livb Weber U Weber l3 'ffelzer 12 lvV':L':l 18 Weber U lNel.ei 7 'Neher .25 'Neber U 'N be' U ,Eff 9 . MY Sz lol Lo Sr St Sl Fu ST Carrhel Mel IEY -for 1 L, Phrlrp Geo: Pdtrrclc nwxcn lJ'e xJ -'lvffr M 1 A Upper V ck r rouah St P ne cr VV rounc 25 O Upper 1 ht be L Cl arternr: Lower A oacd l. o 'Hlae K1 Lower Rzght The povverhou e whr h '1 o o IV1 n o a rnero pornt rn Pathohc L crgd play F Cu rer fc 'enad H S hr v ln a pre eeaeon game a promrerng Weoer ootball equad engaged a powerful Mt Carmel team at Yatee Stadrum After C1 5 e saw battle Ml. Carmel eked our a flu vi tory on a touchdown adni by F, O'Neil . . . The deadly accurccv ol VCOOIUG Wojcike passes avenged last years deeat at the handg l St Mel ' ra the Red Forde trimmed St, -Jlel to tl e one 0. l3?e . Qvglling L et for F Contest the Weber eleven emerg-d uetorlous rom me rugged e .- test with Catholic Hign l2-T. The knowledge of the imury sustained Milt Mayer Somewhat dampened the f rant sp' its ol the Rei' Horde fans 42 ON THE ROAD TO VICTORY ,. , .'Ti.,..V' ...Z .ue 'iv Y :, K '2Q5E5,-, R' .v 1 Lf eff we nfl Top Left fleft to rightl- 2 -. MW .r,f B A al? .A ,awk Ti .. QLSK ' 1 f,1','f,i zliv' IFN fy :1'7e'V l X 'J'1'l 3'? Mayer v Fnfwaar lst zlowz' 'W 'fhlczek Fl SllCl1'yAf':C, F Sirez, Tw I Center: I Illini Ar. ml Lfepxo, M Mayer r. Txawafc, H Suranil Sl GQCUQ.. d5,',',r.1e 2nd row: S 'No7:ik, R Che-rmck ll pC1:fT'N'1, E S,-Hee: Weber 7 R Maez-el: F Cuk1er.2k1 E Kaza, A Smiarial Lower Center: Ty, Mijmu M 3rd row: Ara? Coach L Cikierekp H Sihrttxat 333- lnqpyff-up-f. 'ff 131:21 F Zlllc H lVl13lCO'A'1CZ fx Mxtrervza, Ceuta Ed S 'Noikfz r1fV:E.ta'.:r'i 'Jyzral,I Weller, R ZIKYIY' F Lebak Tramer 'ariir :ie to the cppeiitzfn Oiiflskfl Lower Right .5-.I a rrjg'-pa' Upper right cmd lower left: Tx-if 'Jerri-J rf ' Ffa l-lorae I?-O Tfflf-FE-i'.'.'1ClC :axe Inset: f:f'::E1 T: 'fair 'ffelaez LJfflCllIll'Ar' agaezaei Ltfz lggljlu gall! .rl 4 zzlgllr 1.11 ,,I5l,1.fL5l 1 iuglxlyftouted Loyola squad Playlrig a very aggreselve game, 'Heber rolled up a l2fC lead on 'CLlClldO'.'JY.i bv lJllElCC'.'.'lClf arid Cgerrzlck Playing a d6f6Il5lV6 game .11 the second zalf, tzle Red Horde -tlveil all a last 11112316 rally by tl 42 Hamlolere to H ld l3 5:1 underdog Weber team outpla','ed a 5 ted St, Plmlxp :levei at the latter 2 saggy' Qome Held but failed to Caelm in ai M1 many 'DQfQCTl'lTl.lI9.l+fE Q' O1 V7-O fue -IF Friar: af' fl ' in 1' 19 I QV W 1-. v ,I ' if ,Lb . M 1- f Ag! j Q 9. MN. is . , 1 n M ' ' V' Y . w Q il! n F A Fil ' 'w ii pay-ww, . , . 13,3 5 A vb K.,-Q 1. 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'xi got: f FOR THE FIRST TIME The Senor lflorde lrgs finally token its plocc fxailrc grid CTHEQQILC Leggnre teorriff, the Horde time 3Csi1E:etlo'1llflpotllght of Weloer High, even cgrrie through xvzttl Seven wine gud l1ve lose? though it 21612 to eltgre the glor ',.' the lunior After oegtirig St George in the Second round City Clorripe ln View of ite greg? record the o' leooue jolgy, there wors no doubt ge to Big Reg rriiclrzme zizwert mrouofz li Consecutive wlrethor the Senior? were to be goclmmeg v1cYor.e: ftz-ielvo of 1-Jlticli '.-.' ere Cgtholic North Secitior Cligmpf' or not lt only T1 lefzgrge eiconxrrterwfl, rms' '.'5? 'lI 2 or Hordri gueetrox of remCf,r11r1g tmdeleited wltlcli they :Uri zcfrfxfrred 'mr wi wkffgt trpe xzxgootlieszt occorrrrlrsflregi 'wrtizout fmy diffioxltg' lr. the flfgigreggtzoi ever to reprosfernt tue Pied fimd C:C1ll1Ol1ClJ3'1CIUEECl'1GII1P2lOUSll1LQQUITlG,OUI Ser. Y.lvlll114E ance its league debqf iors box-red tc the mighty Mt. Cgrrrzel Cgrfzvgr. lr QF?-rfOCI?OYT ggglrft tire rrhxture ot 2918 SENIOR SCORES Pre-Season I ' .': f- Season . A ,V 1 f.1E?f.'1' 1 -vp -' e'- of FX lf'I.r..L ,,L. . 2 :H313 f fig,- E M.. y -U, H, ,r Le ,.... Q, A. x' L+, 1 ' fe: '15 5 M f-' 42 For. -' ' 1, Bi 1,-tr 44 lflkj' 1 . 'Q 'n .-1 ,f Le' 'Qi ' firriz' 1.25 42 'riff Si SQ' Pxilir. -2' gf . ,S Heier 47 FQ' .. lffg..-.wsgxee li ' PV Z2 .4-:ez ff 5? Lp' St P3341 ' Mt , T fe.. I ' ' V ul 131: P , :'f. 'n 5.1 ,L if I UNIOR CITY CHAMPS .iitpt iggrc TQ 1.21. 1111- 1' . 91111: ,L 11.51. :cv ' 1' Ecu Hgrflgv, 3Tig,. 3, .. , lf ' 1 :ft ,nf s .,,,-- ' 1:51. Ffzr A. i'f'C.l-,. 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L , , f. f, f. . x. ,, , TQ, ,, .I ,A CCH , Y f fy. .Lx ,--- I., 'Ck1v Upper left: A Kozlcl and Mil! Mfzyer ftghting for the ball with 'Jn L1rt:dQ1t1f1ei- '.'.' Du . tcyer Upper right: fepkzn fr'1i'r'1i6-.' F3','r:i ST 1 :ff 9 it 'Le I'- ?1f'f,'1fk. Bottom: Try' t ,' f WE'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE NOW SCORES 3 IUNIOR TEAM 0' I fzrhb ' tw s at-1 Pre-Secxson Fenwick Tournament --N' T . . . . , A , 3 5 l, Typ W Twiltjs .24 .'.c1rur 9 i A- Ie: 2-'.'.': 'L xi: L3 W U -37'-if 27 1' i395 31 ,GL A5 ' J 7 - 1 V: . in N 'fezer 37 if M ,Mm A Q H in l. '., , Y, 11 H L LQU-i' A 5- Season 5 lf-'PSV' f'::1 L3v5if 3' -fy, YJ: QT- In , 1 v J Top left: L. to R-I Vfeller F TrffJwo'k T Morcinek F Miloxoh H '.','opT'.'f1 I rfllifx' Top right: ffovf here: 'Ile 1-ff,-'EI do Bottom left: '.'.'111 it QC zrp if wizrzt P7 Bottom right: !X.rr','Lo'1,'. rfil 'i'lT1l'1Q Tum f' wrin- , . . KEEP 'EM FLYIN' Under the COCICEIHQ of the Rev Ed Eok, CR. the Bomdrrtweiqhts loomed CI potential flve throughout the bdsketboll season Ddigent practice showed gredt fCCSS.Dll1f16'E, 1-xfiiori were proved dr time eedson progressed The flrst :Qt found the Fermz-rick Frrdre plixyiig Lost to the Weber Bomorri .'Jeighf.2. The Red Horde difspioyed lzotii offensive rind defensive dloitity in f1Y'.,lLhiI'iQ' :Le txdrf: dvd srr1otrLer1rig Loyola Eflmloterfi 521C In d mp , . , A. . . . , M A , flfifl Loi Citi: at 11411: zo:-:eo 'f ff o 'rr igve 5- 2: LCJYTCII' ' I 32 T- llffl T1 olietermd dttdck, Weber Q1'T.1,!'L :i2',','f1IY.Il6d totold or the ldtters court A , L' Ag' f . rt. , J A ' , el gi E wfafli B I icmg Str r1:.1i.L ez: 25 me Bditfrxrr,-Q concluded true , 22 ff, '-2 gidefedteo A :.fQ1YC.f.2rf, 'ff' ' 1 F f.f.Q3.,:tdn fgizve evzdeice of Y .r V Y Qvf-np--.A -fn f,, ot .,.., A+,-W . .13 ,V H2 ,oo ...... Q U, .Q 'V I .,., . ,vt YOU'RE A WONDERF UL BABY! HEDEY LO Fenwick A7 Weber 37 Ltyclc li 'Heber 42 St Philip 33 'ffeber 43 Loyola 5 'ffeber 43 Sf Pfllllif 25 Overshodowed by the impressive records compiled by the vorsity sguods, the Fly-Weights proved thot they could keep poce with teoms of their own colibre. Although they dropped g hegrt-breoking opener to Fenwick by g score 27-26 on the lotters home court, the sguod, under the splendid cooching of Dick Zctleski, gcive promise of future greotness , . . ln the next tilt the teoim showed greot improvement when the Horde routed the Loyold Romblers by o 37-ll score. l-lign scorer of the tilt wcts l-lorry Ubowski with ten points. Upper Leit-Front Row: R Cetngr R Euczkiewitz T Brcdinski, E. Luberd-o, E Hildebrunski, R. Depkf: Back How: l. Ubowski, A Anton, R Zcleskz, S Sixwczuk, E Eoryczkzi Upper Right: Trychtg ond Brodxnski besiege Trinity player: Lower Left: Oops - oops - there she goes Lower Right: Too bad - better 4 n-:i: :iris lnvoding the St. Philip gym, tne midgets trounced the Gaels to the tune of 42-33. Bob Depko led the dttdck by hitting the cords for ten points . . . The return engogernent with Loyold sczw the Weber tive hit its peok when they rolled up g 408 score The offensive deportment wcts led by l-lorry Trychtd '.-:fic sw-fished time cords for seventeen points. Gudrd Red Buczkiewicz showed gredt promise by his oll-ground floor play A ln their ldst gdrrze of the season, the scroppy Red l-lorde tive defeoted St. Philgp on it: on-Jn court the score of 43-25, Outstondgng store of this lindl t1lt were l-lorry Trychtd dnd 'Red' Buczkiewicz il . . . BREATHLESS Top Left: Fresh-Soph Champs-Skyrockets. Top Right: Senior Champs-Senators. Row 1: l Marek, R. Zaleski, R, Blohowiak Row l: H Ziollcowmki, E, Wieckowski, M. Kficik, Row 2: L BOYlCO'NiSlCl, E l'lll lf:l1fC1I'1Ill-CI H S19 f R '-'Wvfwfr A 1402101 Row 3: H png' I Kcgmgki Row 2: H lVl: : zQ'1J.'ki,F P:rQa'.'it.a Ir lu lJ1L1z' r if C , ,, Bottom Left: Skvrafflcelz, in aim,-:I cf irtho: .r l 'AZT' 'llbr Zlig mural flllff, bow lf: Muntfirifilz Absent: l' b 'l'5f1971f G glfllwf Bottom Right: H Clifirpxcli cf the Pirfff-s ,, ,,, ,,.,. The lntramurals were again resumed this year under the able supervision at caach Frank McGrath. The league was divided intc twc divisicnsi the Seniar league and the Freshman league. The season was Well raunded with a schedule which included basketball volleyball, and sattball. ONE HOUR WITH YOU The basketball race found the Senior team, the Senators, leading the standings with a Sophomore team, the Braves, running a close second. The Skyrockets, a Freshman team, dominated their league, with the Vindicators as runner-ups. The champions were acclaimed at an unusual ceremony when the entire school turned out to watch' the teams battle, When the smolie had cleared, the Slcyrockets had run over the Vindicators by a score 34-8, while the Sen- ators defeated the Braves l9el2 for the Senior championship. ln the Freshman game Dick Zaleslqi led the attack of the Slcyrockets with l4 points, The Senior game saw the forwards, Al Koziol and Lefty Michon hit the hoop for 8 and 5 points respectively, Iohnny Stachurski and l'Buss Mack of the Braves made a valiant at- tempt to stem the tide, but couldn't auite match the deadliness of the Senior forwards. After the contests had been completed, the Athletic De- partment sponsored a party for the participants in the Championship games. Basketball having been completed, volley- ball came into the limelight. Volleyball, in the past few years, became more popular at Weber, due to the added interest of the student body and the intensified competition among the num- erous classes. The champions of the Senior league were finally crowned when the Pirates beat the Senators in a hard fought contest, and the Mustangs were claimed undisputed champs in the Freshman league. The current season was rounded out with softball, the last feature. Wiiile this article is rolling off the press, the championship game is being battled out in the gym. Competition is as fierce as ever, as both upper and lower class- men struggle in their last battle of the year. The main purpose of intramural sports is to enliven the routine of the average student. lt temporarily eases the pupils mind from the stress of constant and continuous studies. Thanks and appreciation are expressed by all the students to Coach Frank McGrath for his excellent job in planning and fulfilling a well- balanced intramural schedule. . . AFTER THE BALL IS OVER Left to Rxght I Welle R Gorsm Ca t R Wolra F Mrlostan R Mo aczew kt Cop R ln the sprmg ot 1943 the Weber netters be gan thetr thlrd tennts sea on A schedule was drawn up The outlook was not brtght never theless a ttghtmg sptrlt p evatled After traveltng to Fenwtck and spltttlng wtth them the Weber netrnen downed thetr guests St lgnattus and St Phtltp Crane Tech Ctty Tennts Champton encountered a scrappy Horde team but managed to overpower them 3 l The schedule mclua d two matches w1th Lane Tech and two wtth Mt Carmel but Iupner Pluvxug tntert rred In the anxtously awatted Cathollc League Tennts Tournament R Womar captured the 2nd slngles crown after I Budzban lst stngles was eltmtnated by champton I Kemper ot Loyola and S Iakala and R Gorskt doubles .f tck duo Th Red Horde netters are preparmg for another sea on ot racket wteldtng All mem bers of last year s squad save one I Budzban are eltgtble tor competttron thts year New candrdat s should strengthen the squad and br ng a Catholtc League Tennts Champtonshtp to Web r Matches wtth Kelvyn Park Lane Tech Cran Tech and Fenwtclc have already been sched ul d wtth many others pendtng I i , , I -r A . , .. 4 . Y , -ul , I ' ' e . E ' n y .I ' ,K ' , A I I . ' . ., r ' A , , , A, P, Absent 3 Igkglgr 5 Itggkgqgy 3,4 T gy,f,1f.I were eliminated in the semistinals by a Fen' Left: A T , Wcpriar :ior':-.ff an Ace W' - 9 . ., s . - ' A . A ' e. . . i . V . . . t e , . A ' , , e e ' l . ' . 34 as -+5 g F, 5 I 7 f 5, h igggie H 'kff gm .1 ' ae: 'M 'lf' ' - ' 3 S h 'ff fi isq 5 ' w 'v Q , 'Q P f' a O! ' Y 5' 7- Q 4 1 3 Vnrkwx at '4 ' qw Mg' 7 ,A ',.j2, ?W1 MQFQX 1 Bib M -r AV' K wx Q W ,ns f .f X f ' ' wa as YI' ,, A, W , DA, WQM ACCENT CN YOUTH Top left: Pfirrcipdl preserrte Trdvelmg Troprry to Rev Wm. Murplry of St Gertrude t Right: St. Gertrude fp fIEr:rg,r,,1 .ri deter., durtrtfg CjlI3IItII. ll' fgclrcc, tourney. Center left: Cldrk Sridugkinefsf 'A,' W fr, Daily News spcrtfg Write presents First Pldce Trophy to St. Gertrude S. Right: Vlfell, new '.'.'lF1Cf3 Bottom: The Big Three arid the Charming Two lune 4, l944, at St, Stanislaus Kostka church our high school days came to an end, We said good-bye to our books, classes, teachers and class- mates. We graduate not knowing what the future holds in store for us. Amidst this chaos and turmoil ol the world we must each go our separate way, determined to make a success ot our- selves, and to help bring about a last- ing peace. Sadly we say adieu to our alma mater. ln the immortal words ol Shakespeare we say, l'Parting is such sweet sorrow. X .sm 2? x, 13- eg 3' ANDRACKI, HARRY I.-St. Stanislaus B. 6. M.: lntramurals l, 2, 4, Glee Club l, Z, 3: Stue dent Manager 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Favorite Subject Mathematics: Ambition: Priest. BONK STANLEY F Iughcnd St Iohn Can tius ln ramurals l 2 4 Favorite Sub1ect History Amoition Busin ssman BORUTA IOSEPH P Boots St IohnCant1us lntramurals l 2 4 Science Club 3 Mission Club 3 Student Council 3 Class Officer 3 Weber News 3 4 Social Committee Dol plnin Favorite Subiect English Ambition lournalist BUDZYN EUGENE I Smxley St Bruno lntramurals l 2 4 Favorite Subyect Ge ometry Ambition Businessman CAICKI EDWARD F Casey St Anne lntramurals l 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Favorite Subpect Aeronatics Ambition Commercial Artist CHODZKO THADDEUS L Dingy St Mary of Perpetual Help lntramurals l 2 4 Favorite Subject French Ambition Drafts man CJKIERSKI FRANCIS I Sugars St Ger trude intrarnurals 4 Football 4 Basket ball 4 Student Councll 4 Favorite Sub1ect History Annbition Menuisier DEPKA IOSEPHI Dlppy St Iohn Cantlus lntramuralsl 2 4 Footballl 2 3 4 B lcetball l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Social Committe Student Council 4 Fa vorite Subiect French Ambition Physi al Education lnstructor DUDA PETERI Pierre St Iohn Camus lhtramurals l 2 4 Favorite Subject His torv Ambit on Military Officer DUSZYNSKI LEONARDF Du o St Hedwig lntrannural l 2 4 Football 2 Weber N ws 3 Soc al Committ e Dolphin Honor l u C oir Favorite Subiect Mathematic Amb tion D ntal Surgeon .. - ,, I l I - ' I. 1 A ' ' . . 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GORSKI RAYMOND R St Stamslaus B GM Intramurals l 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Stu dent Council 3 Honor Boll l 2 Social Committee Favorite Subj t History Am bition Businessman GORTATOWSKI Melvml Gertle -St Mary ofthe Angels Intramurals l 2 4 Honor Bolll Favorite Subject Chemistry Am bition Chemist KARASEK IOSEPH A St Hyacinth Intra murals l 2 Favorite Subject Aeronautics Ambition Aviator KARGOL RAYMOND D Ray St Hyacinth Intramurals l 2 4 Basketball 3 4 Honor Boll I Weber News 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Social Committee Favorite Subject English Ambition Aviator KNITTER ALEXANDER I Alex -St Helen In ramurals l Z GI Club I 2 3 4 Honor Boll 1 2 Choirl 2 3 4 Favorite Subject Mathematics Ambition Doctor KORABIK THADDEUS E Legs St Icxmes ramurals I 2 4 GI e Club l 2 3 Honor Boll l Choir 3 4 Favorite Subject Fren h Amb t on Bu inessrnan KOSIROG NORBERT A Ko her St Storms lcrus Kostkcx rtrarr urals l 2 4 Favorite Sub ect Phv Ambitio Doctor KOZIOL Alphonsel Al St Stctnlslaus B 5- rrur l 2 4 Ba lcetoa eeNfs3HoorBolll2 4 phin Social Committee glee Club 1 Orche tra l Favorite Sub ect Chemistr Arnrt ri C emical Engin r f , I , I ' I f 3 g ec 1 1 - . . 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KUCIK MARTIN R Marty St Vltus lntra murals 4 Favorlte SubJect Relrglon Am b1t1on Fltght Surgeon KUHR LEONARD A Red -St Hedw1g ln tramuralsl 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Soc1a1Corn rnrttee Favor1te Subtect French Ambrtlon Mechanlcal Engmeer KUSEK CHESTER Ches -St Barbara lntra murals l 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l Monogram Club 3 4 Class Othcer 3 Favorrte Subject French Ambrtron Physrcal Educatlon lnstructor LESNIAK STANISLAUS C Stash -St Adal bert lntramurals l 2 4 Sclence Club 3 Camera Club 2 Soclal Comm1ttee Favor 1te Subject Pl'1Y91CS Amb1t1on Bustness man LESKO WALTER S Wally St Stan1slaus B 6. M lntramurals l 2 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Physrology Arn MAIKA CHESTER S Nlke St Iames Glee Club l 2 Favorne Subtect Physrcs Am b1t1on Doctor MICHALSKI STANISLAUS R Stash Helen lntramuralsl 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Favorlte Subyect Physmlogy Ambrtlon Agncultural Englneer MICHON EMILP Lefty St Barbara lntra murals l 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Favonte Subtect Mathemattcs Ambrtron Busmess man MITRENGA EUGENE!-I Meeto 4t Hyacmth lntramuralsl 2 4 Football 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Cho1rl 2 3 4 Favorlte 1ect Physrcs Ambltron MUSICIGH NALAZEK FRANCIS R Nelhe St Hedwxg lntramuralsl 2 4 Favorrte SubJect Aero naut1cs Ambrtron Dresel Engrn er 6 u u ' , 1 I I V I ' ' - u u ' , , . ' - v ' , , I f - I 1 I v Y I ' 1 ' I 3 V - , 1 I , , I I I , I , I : 3 1 I I I - I . , I I I 1 - . L , . ' - -I , I I f I 1 ' 1 M b1t1on: Agncultural Engrneer. 1 . '.., 'r . , I 1 ' I - .. .. S . . - t. . . Y I I 1 I I , , I , I , , I I 1, , , 3 , , , : Sub- , , I I - . 3 . i e . 7 NIEMIERA THOMAS E Iunlor St Barbara Intramurals I 2 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Favonte Sub3ect Enghsh Ambltlon Physlcal Educatxon In structor PASTWA NORBERT I Fat -St Stamslaus Kostkcx Intramurals I 2 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Favonte Subyect French Ambmon Phys 1caI Educatron Instructor POPOVITS FRANK I Pop St W1111am Intramurals I 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 Honor Roll I Orchestra I 2 3 4 Weber News 3 Cho1r I 2 3 4 Sctence Club 3 Camera Club I 2 Dolphtn Golf 2 Favorlte Sub lect Mathematlcs Amb1t1on Army Pllot POTEMPA Kennethl Kenny Annuncutxon ntramurals I 2 4 Camera Club 2 Honor olll Favor1te Sub1ect Mathematlcs Arn b1t1on Cert1I1ed Pubhc Accountant Ko tka Intramurals I 2 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Physlcs Amb1t1on Aeronautlcal Englneer PROROK CASIMIR L. Casey St Hycxcmth Intramurals I 2 4 Favonte Sublect SCISHCS Amb1t1on Avlator RESZOTKO LEONARDE Spooks St Stams aus B 5. M Intramurals I 2 4 Favonte Sublect Physlcs Ambltlon Radto Engl neer .DCHIMIDT HILLARD I SIVIITTY St SIGTIIS crus Kostka Intramurals I 2 4 Football I 2 3 4 Favonte Sublect I-Ilstory Arn b1t1on Research Chermst STACHURSKI RICHARDI Rlch St Stcmxs lcxus Kostka Intramurals I 2 Favonte Sublect French Arnbmon Doctor STEC STANISLAUS I-St Pclncratlus Intra murals l 2 4 lee Club I 2 3 Favor1te Sublect Phys1cs Ambttlon Avtator I I I V I v ' , . . , . ' . ,,,, . I I I I - I 1 . 'Z , I , , . . R . . . - PRILL ROMAN N N S S ' I , . I. u- u - t. tams aus ,. . . B 9 I I 1 I Il ll ' I I - , - l - -, , , . . , . ' fu u u - I I l - 1 . . I I I 1 ' 1 - , . . 4 . ' , , , J f , . STERCZEK, BRUNO F.-St. Fidelisg lntramurals l, 23 Favorite Subject: Badiog Ambition: Businessman. SWIES, IOHN E. Swiester - St, Michael: Intramurals l, 2, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Favorite Subject: Mathematics' Ambition: Doctor, SZWEDA IOHN A Swede St Iohn Canhus lntramurals l 2 4 Honor Boll l 2 3 Weber News 3 4 Favorite Subject Mathe matics Ambition Doctor SZYMKOWSKI WALTERI Iames St Bruno lntramuralsl 2 4 Favorite Subject Phys ics Ambition Diesel Engineer SZYSZKO FRANK G C1 co St Hedwig lntramuralsl 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Choirl 2 3 4 Favorite Sub ject Biology Ambition Aviator WEGRZYN IOSEPH A Holy Innocents lntra murals l 2 4 Dolphin Weber News 3 4 Student Council 3 Drama Club l 2 Camera Club Choir l 2 4 Glee Club l 2 Favorite Subject French Ambition Opera Singer WELLER IOSEPH F Lardy St Wenceslcrus lntramurals l 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 Tennis 2 4 Favorite Subject WIECKOWSKI EUGENE A Sonny St Hed wig lntramuralsl 2 4 Honor Bolll Glee Club l 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 4 Favorite Subject History Ambition Public Ac countant WOINAR RAYMONDI Wlen r St LUdlS laus lntramurals l 2 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Dolphin Class Officer l 3 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Weber News4 Honor Bo Choir Organistl 2 3 4 Cflee Clubl 2 3 Orchestsra l 2 3 4 Social Committee Favorite Subject Language Ambition Or ganist ZILLA FRANK R FRITZ St Stamslaus Ko t ka lntramuralsl 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Weber News 3 4 Dolphin 3 4 Student Council 4 Social Committee Honor Boll l Glee Club l Z Monogram Club 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 Favorite Sub ct Fnglish Am bition journalist . 1 . ' 1 - , I I ' F I I 1 y - I l I-J I ' y I I H I I I I - I l Q A a ' 6 . n '7 . ' . L H I I I I I 1 I I v - French, Ambition. Doctor. I I l - . , . . ' Q l - , . - . , , , , , , . 1 - , , , 1 1 . 1 . .. .. . q 1 l l -I - , 4 , . V 1 1 -I 1 I I I 1 ' ' ' je ' ,. , ' - I . pf - 1 ZIMNY George H Farmer St Thecla. Intramurals l 2 4 Student Councll 3 4 Soctal Commtttee l-l nor Roll l 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Class Offtcer 3 4 Fa vor1te Subject French Ambltton Doctor ZIOLKOWSKI HENRY I Bones St Luis laus Intramurals I 2 4 Sctence Club 3 Honor Roll I Weber News 3 4 Dolphtn Favortte Subject Engltsh Ambttlon Bust nessman ZURAT ANDREW A Sylvester -St Helen Intramurals I 2 4 MISSION Club 3 Stu dent Counctl 3 Soc1alComm1ttee Favortte Subject French Ambttton Bustnessman and Poltttctan ZYGMUNT EDWIN I Zlggxe St Hyacmth Intramurals l 2 4 Dolph1n Student Counctl 3 4 Weber News 3 4 Soctal Commlttee Class Secretary l 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Honor Roll I Chotr l 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramattc Club Fa VOTIIS Subject Enghsh Ambltton Prtest MORACZEWSKI ROBERT R Bob St Hya cmth Intramurals 4 Weber News 3 4 Sclence Club 3 Tennls 3 4 Favortte Sub ject PhYS1CS Ambltton Chem1calEng1neer Juemovces TROFIMUK GEORGE S Trof St Mary oi the Angels Intramurals l 2 Glee Club l 2 Favortte Subject Radlo Ambltton M111 tary Offtcer Many are the memorles of our tour year stay at Weber among these are tncluded those few scary days tn our Freshman year when we made new acqualntances wlth both students and teachers and thetr subjects Among the ftrst year memortes are the playful pranks whtch we as Freshman dtd We even tr1ed to outshlne all the upper classmen 1n the athlettc acttvtttes Of course we went to the soclal affatrs but ltke shy fellows watched and marveled as the upper class spun thetr fatr matdens about Wlth ease as we were later able to see how All these contrtbuted ln maktng our school days days never to be forgotten The ktnd advtce glven to us by the teachers w1ll always remaln Wllh us IH ttme of str1fe and happ1ness Those that wtll hnger wtth us the long st are the memones of our Sentor year tn whlch we were called upon to set an example to the lower classmen As all good thtngs come to an end so does our tralnmg as the curtaln falls on our last year at Weber Though the year IS ftntshed the memortes of our frtendshtps and the knowledge galned Wlfl prepare us for the forthcomlng battle throughout our entlre ltfe When 1n days to come should you cast your eyes upon thts page may thls small monograph serve as a remtnder of your h1gh school days at Weber and brtng back memortes whtch w1ll rematn chertshed tn our hearts forever 11 11 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . O 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' . , , . 11 11 : 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , . ' n 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . , , n - - 11 - 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . j . ' . - 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - 11 11 . u 11 1 1 l 1 ' 1 1 I ' 1 . . 1 . Y 1 1 1 Y I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' , , . . . C 1 0 o e ' 1 1 1 - 1 . 'Q . . . C 1 . . , - 1 SUNDAY, MONDAY, OR ALWAYS ACT I The warning bell was rung, the house was full, the actors took their places on the stage. Both actors and producers knew that the work before them was no farce. Everyone from the greenest Freshmen to the most experienced faculty member put in his utmost efforts to make the play a success. An intermission- 'The Get Acauainted Social -permitted the audience to meet the producers without their makefup. Next came the ul-lalloween Social. The hard punching Shed Horde' football team under the supervision of Coach Fd Vyzral gave one of the greatest performances shown the school in recent years. A berth on the AllfCity Team for loe Depka and honorable mentions on the All-North Section Team were bestowed upon Frank Zilla, 'Cookie' Wojcik, and Her- man Miskowicz, The Athletic Department and the student body then sponsored the annual Football Dance at which the athletes received their awards. Uncle Sam, one of the greatest producers, permitted the Seniors and luniors to strut their stuff in the Air Corps examinaf tions. Before they knew it, the students and faculty were greeted by a well earned inter mission, the Christmas Holidays. ACT II Hearing of the exciting and interesting events about to take place, the cast and audience returned to the 'Little Theatre on Division Street. The greatest public exhibition of the year, The Senior Promenade, was held at the beautiful Edgewater Beach Hotel, The student body then prepared for the greatest test of their work thus far, the semester ex- aminations, To thank the good Lord for His blessings and to ask for help in future under- takings, the annual retreat was conducted by the Rev. Joseph Baker, CR. A week later sixf teen Seniors received their diplomas at St. Stanislaus K, Church as a result of an accelf erated course. Thus ended Act ll ACT III The third act found one of the main char' acters of the cast missing. The Rev. E. Winkle- man had assumed the position as assistant at St. l-ledwigs parish. lvlonotony of the first scene in the third act was broken by the Hlnlolif day Social, Then Uncle Sam still in need of skillful performers presented the Seniors with the Army Afl2 and Navy VflZ tests in the middle of March, The rising action of the l943f44 school year reached its peak when the Senior basketball team took the North Sec- tion Championship while the luniors went on to win the City Title from Marshall of the Public League. Easter Holidays served as a termina- tion for the third act. ACT IV Shortly after the rife of the final curtain, the annual Concert and Dance wa.: pre.1ffnte'l by the Qrchestrcw and Glee Club A banquet in honor of the basketball teams was held at the Hamilton Hotel April 3Uth The May Frolic, which added' a touch of gaiety to the last act, ccrrzpleted the social season Final examinations were new upon the students Commencement exercises en lune 4th provided the las' scene for Act lV, and when school officially closed a week later, the great play USchool Year ' carrie to a close and was acclaimed as a success by both the east and the audience Top left: Grand March at the Senior Promenade Top right: Why so surprised, Ray? 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JQSEPH ZABQROWSKI, CR. , I THE FATHERS CLUB wrshes the Class of 44 Godspeed and B1ess1ngs 1n the Future ERANK I ILOQWIF Pre df Rf NK CZARI ECIXI l t Vme Pre ci IOSEPII DEPKA Zrxd Vlc Pr srdemf II QYSIUQ QIERACKI Errmcmcml Secret xr IALTER IARKA T e rr II BERT SCHMUTTENMAER Sergeant Crt Ar I1 REV STANIDIJIUSI QOKULSI-XI has Crm PI-ICNE BRUHS NICIQ 2851 R O M A N V P R I L L TAVERN cmd GROCERY I4I-4 ELSTOINI AVE CHICAGO, ILL I VIR I . .ff ...I sr :fit EIR E -. I' Q ' fs - sr 'Crit VIR. f . E ' . , ' e- e. ., DIR, fOS-EPR LEEENER ,, , . Recording Secretcxry NIR. . ., E' , f r EIR ','. I I ' r USL MR, I ,. A . - f z .1 . 'I 1' , E ' , CR. C AI ' I , . I CQMPLIMENTS QF KAPL1-KN FOOD MART GREETINGS CASIMIR A CYWINSKI M D Class QI S Iy4939 940 RADIOS REFRIGERATORS UNITED FURNITURE CO CHICAGOS MOST MODERN STORE V tO M d . I . . Phone eee -4 - ZUII-I3 W. Chicagc Avenue, near Dcrmen isi ur o e1 Home BEST WISHES THE CLASS GF1944 from NORTH WESTERN PACKING CO Manufacturers of TNDCDRSED Meat Products to Ioseph Czyzewi Bow11ng Is cz Very Heczlthlul Recrecrhon NATOMA LANES Bowlmg Alleys and Tap Room 5512 N MIINGLI Q Avo ue LU JEPD Good Food Boer Llojuors Come 1n Anytzme Po B vlmg Resorvom ms CCIN N W ost e 3799 F 1 X1 ' ' ll n - ' . ' H k o n , .iAIfDHE'.'.' K H FAT Prog ICH? iff IGH? Mgr .-'-.fff2PFIf'. ZUFff+, ' IR, ' 'I ,f lf -L - - f rJm,x3m1 r.1f3r:'mo:5 n , l A X' CY' . ' Q , . L'1ff,.N,. ,, LQ, Y, 1. p,...L,Fy ..,.C1 ,..A, ,:.. A e C E Y l I ' ' 'fx -ffiu .-.vIkf'1'.',Q' Compliments OI Ald Ioseph P Rostenkowsk1 Ward Committeemon 32nd Ward Regular Democrcltlc Orgcmlzcitlon 347 N NOBLE STREET CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROOT STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS of T H E D O L P H I N 1938 939 940 1942 1943 1944 Speczczl Rates to Weber Students cmd Thelr Famzlzes at all tzmes I85 N WABASH AVENUE PHONE STATE UII3 4 1937 1941 1 1 AFTERTHEEMMDW VISIT COMO INN FOR GQQDFGGD COMO INN M1 Q S iwaukee Av CCOL hio H Italian Restaurant Crue: a mar e Te1. Armitage 46311 LICENSED AUTOMOBILES EMBALME1? Ioseph Wojciechowski Undertaker Free use of Three Beaut1fu1 An cond1t1oned Chapels and Organ 2127 2129 Webster Avenue Chlcago 121101219 A rmtage 1UOf2 Best Wlshes TABLE SERVIC A Good Place to Eat Th C1 t 44 9 GSS O Home Cookmg N 1!1 13A1WK1W 13 op 2012 W Chlcago Ave Chtcagc K to A Supreme Restaurant Best Wishes to The Class ot '44 from Irene Lenard Flowers By Glavin Wedding Bouquets, Funeral Designs 25 N. CICERO AVE. Phone Estebrook C418 Bi1l's Tuxedo Rental Shop e Men's Latest For mal Clothes rented for all occasrons V7 M Brzezlckl Prop 1155 1V111wo1ukee Ave 2nd Floor khon Humboldt 5313 MONROE 1761 Gap1nsk1 s Pharmacy 814 NORTH ASHLAND AVE 1 GAPINSKI B S R P1-1 C1-HCAGO Oomphments A Erlend PHONE CANAL 8588 S C LESNIAK Roolzng 5: Sheet Metal Works 1882 U6 West 18th Street Chlcago lllmo s Phone Brur1sN1ck128U CONTINENTAL , ,C L0 T H l NG sf A STARSIAK h 8 ,S 1895-Q CLOTHING sronz QUA1-ITY CLOTHES lor Men Women and Chxldren C1ot 11I'1Q CS Eurnlshmg For Men Budgezn om od to Young Men QS Boys Mad Su A11 Wo 1: G aranteea THE 12113 U1111 AUKEE AVE CLOTHING Hous CI-ICIAGQ ILL Open E e nqs Tue day Thursday Sat :day GEY OU OFTHE LOOP CLO X L I ll . 5 w . . ', , , '1 D. o. I I , 1, ,X ' J ,,..-- '-4-., ll ' ' ' ads MILWAUKEE ince - AIC :ca osCrossro 5 ASHLAND . I . V cc rn ai ns e its - A 7 u ' ' or , . .. VI! v E .,. . . wtwnnu Us Asnuwp Avinuu 13 division S! ' v ni - s , . u JHICAGOX Ln S Y- - 1 THING S10 77 We Congratulate The 1944 Weber 1-hgh Graduates and wlsh them Godspeed 1n thetr tuture undertakmgs THE ECLESIASTICAL GOODS CO 109 N Dearborn St 2nd Floor lohn Konopa Pres1dent Alumnus l9Ol Dealers rn Church Goods and Rellglous Artrcles Fme Assortment ot Scapular Medals on Chams for Servrcemen Rehglous Handy Pocket Sets tor Soldrers Contammg Rosary Prayer book and Scapular Medal In the Heart of Chlcago s Loop Phone lrvmg 9379 LUCZAK BROTHERS Plaln and Grnamental Plasterlng Contractors 3328 3O 32 N Drake Avenue Chrcago 1l11no1s 73 . . ., C. . o. , , L 1 . , ' ' I - - I I tome HMB VVeberIYxHbQH Teanl fmm BIELAWA BROTHERS CQNGRATULATIGNS T, E Wojciechowski Albany 8288 Avondale Sausage Mfg. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 3828 Milwaukee Avenue CI-IICAGO ILL. K. Krzywicki Grocery 3131 S. Throop St. Candies - Notions - Tobacco VVE SERVE TO SATISEY Te1. Brunstfick 2767 S A BRODZINSKI UNDERTAKER 1317 North As111and Avenue AUTOM BILE EURIXISI-IEE EOR ALL OCCASIO1 S E Use oI Modern Chape1 CHICAGO Te1cp lone Cana18838 L1tt1e Bohem1a Restaurant 1722 S LOOMIS STREET St Matt Vacek Chtcago Flowers By G1av1n WEDDING BOUQUETS r UNERAL DESIGNS 2057 N Western Avenue Rhone I'1unabo1dt 4825 Ludw1g W1lson Co 112 S Er rtcln t Crucago 8 Bu1Id1ng Mamtenance Equzpment and Supplzes Te1ep11 Erankhn 3 E 'I' Y R 538 BEST VVISI-IES from Dr and Mrs Iohn Faf1nsk1 Plan Brunsvuck 2683 Op n Day and Nlght F rank A Brandt FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ofnc and C1'1ape1 1281 NOBLE STREET Corner Bradley Street ' 1 I 'D C' I V l I I I I.,Z 'If,-F Dinning Room and Banquet H211 C S h -A 4 On 2nd E1cor J . ron CNear 18111 reetj . T7 I I I I I 1 3 I ,J I I X, , f Q I I I . a f I S . e ' . . . I one '. 845 ' 8 EUGETI I A LO Residence Phone Cclxgrlous I - S I Best Wishes to The Class al 44 LEON C N YKA Blue Fame Range Oil Mid-City Fuel Oil Co Phan S el v 23 Cartal 9743 546 West Zlst Street Clucaga Pltart l-law rtarlc t 935m CPPIN DAY AND F Gl-lT UHIOH Lunch and Tavern Ta le For Lad e O9 N Halste Street Hoag ll We Wtsh livery Member at the Seruar Class Success Tl tus every ertcleavcr upon Crraauatt n Mr and Mrs Iohn S Wegerzyn I es e eA 53 l I . .e jr e C , . T . -ll i , lflkfllg and HlQlf!3.S 1 'A if 1 l n 457--l . a . 1 l C.1 a, 1. C il GXQ CCDMPLIMENTS GE A WEBER ECDOTBALL EAN TO A GAME AND SPIRITED ECDQTBALL TEAM Michigan City 2794 Ring 2 Lenard s Casrno on Lake Mxchlgan RESTAURANT Caterer for Banquets and Parties Spec al Sunda Chicken Dinners Mil t Ga y Boute I2 e 1 Sh e Indiana Phon Brunswick 4491 FISHING AND HUNTING SUPPLIES LUGGAGE CUTLERY HARDWARE See our Factory We Manufacture Football Uniforms Basketball Umforms Baseball Uniforms lackets Boxing Equipment Swlenton Fuel O11 Co NORTH WEST SPORT SHOP l27U Milwaukee Ave Range G11 Coal WOOd All Phon s Humboldt 9179 QIISI MAPu3WooD Avia V 5 OSONSIU MGT SC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Many thanks to Mr Hagerty of Sup nor E grav ng Co t e Photographers of ROOT STUDIOS Mr Neuman of Angel Guardian Press or th ir kind aid and service To the Rev Stanley Fiol k CR Principal for his kindness permitting us to fulfill many of our plans and to tn many rnanf others ncluding our generous patrons and advertiser all o norn aided n making tr s edition of THE DGLPHIN the great annual it i our cer st thanks STAFF QXQQLL SCH01 Mem ber If s 2I f'-Wssocw N , . i v ' ' . 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