Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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If 1 .- 1.2 .- - .fm 1 L - .w 11.---1,-3.4, '- , . ., . 1 1 r .--VV.. , ,. 1 1 1 .1 A'i '1 ls ..1 hx'-'K .1 ,,., . 1. ,di A 'lf if . 1. . 1 ,111 Q . 41-15 sq L ,.,., ',jtfhvx 'Z . - 11- ...rf 1, ...A .FT : I, v 1 4,1 Q.. f .u p . v Jil r f' vm sr' ':-' F 4 -1 .1 7' EBER HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS THE Mnefeen .yunclrecl ana! iffy-308 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Ugg 3.54453 'Wifi The future of any nation depends in the ability of its youth to insure all of the knowl- edge that has been taught them. Inevitably, this task is a difficult one. and only if they can suppress their fears and doubts can the youth succeed. With the entire world in turmoil. the youth of all nations have been called upon to give their utmost. Theirs is the fight: and theirs will be the peace and the future. Can these youths really be together? Only the future can tell and we, the youth of America, have full com- mand over that future. Shall we succeed in this gigantic undertaking. or shall we fail dis- mally, and suffer the consequences? Rest assured, that with a splendid background, and education. such as we have had, the future shall be made secure. Y N Page 4 Paine 5 THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN PCJ6 Page 7 fix , I I RRY, 7 9-f un .4? V . , ' I 1 l i QQ, - 1'!7,,11 X 11111 1,111 If X ' C! Page IO Page 1 1 Ilfjlul 9 ' ! ,i 3? A A ' 3' , .rv W .' l ulgblllllll 4 Jlnnrmglwmm, U W GGLD STARS Pfc. Henry S. Ciurd '44 Pfc. Ioseph Bernard Ciurcx '43 Lt. Warren I. Dorcxnski '35 Lt. Mitchell Gerlctch '33 SfSgt. Alfred S. Kncxp '41 Pfc. Frank Krol '26 Pfc. Melvin F. Kurzcrwski, U.S.M.C., '43 Sgt. Frank A. Mikosz '40 Pfc. Edward Nalcxzek, U.S.M.C., '33 Sgt. Thomas I. Orzddcr '40 Pfc. Boleslcxus Sniezek, U.S.M.C., '26 Lt. Eugene W. Swicxtnicki '42 Pvt. Ioseph N. Tdbert, U.S.M.C., '42 Page 12 A5 Page 13 ra :lays-flllvff' P, Uppermost in your minds to-day must be the thought that you have satisfactorily completed another lap in your quest for intellectual and spiritual development. A bright future will become your cherished heritage if you carry with you the torch of ideals you have acquired at your Alma Mater. New intellectual vis- tas have been opened for you and brought to matur- ity. Your eyes were tenderly opened to the impor- tance of spiritual values in the everyday life of a young man. You are leaving the portals of Weber a finished product, prepared solicitously and suffi- ciently to meet bravely and to solve satisfactorily the problems of life that will confront you. With a deep sense of gratitude to God we bid you farewell. With a sincere feeling of pride in your ac- complishments, we present you to an anxious and restless humanity as the bearers of new hope and courage. Carry bravely and steadfastly into the war- torn world the beacon of the Love of God, love of neighbor, sincerity, honesty and leadership. Remain a faithful son of' your Alma Mater! Be a genuine WEBERITE! Rev, Stanley J. Fiolek PRINCIPAL REVEREND STANLEY I. FIOLEK. Princllldl. C.R. Master of Arts St. Louis University Licentiate in Sacred Theology Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome Teacher of Latin, Religion Page 14 :X and-1 'I .A l . :P 'W u H Lu xkkk 7 UI ,TX REVEREND EDWIN I.. BAK, C.R. Hfxflmr-lor of AHS SI. Lows Uuivwxslly T4-Qu-1101 mf Re-Ilqlmm, CIVIVS, Hlstc-xy l'Uirf'w'I0I of Amlvtivs REVEREND PAUL I. BALCER, C.R. Hfwlwlm oi Arts St. Lwuis Univ'-Ismty 'I'mu'l1f11' of Lwlin, LTI1vu11str'y, Pvmsf, HEVEREND ICHN S. DZIELSKI. C.R. Hxwlwlor mf Axis St. Louis Univolslly Tt'k2I'l1UI' of Holiqmn, Physzxs, TILYIDILXH 'Iv DDIIIVWI Fvxvulty Advlsor, f'IIUP'I 1 C lui REVEHEND LOUIS I. GRACZ, C.R. Hxvlxf-lm of Arts Sl. Lotus LIIUVPISITY 'I'-'-n'l1m mf Wcwxlqi IEISVHIY, Lxxlm flmwlplxxirl of Moflxelfs Clulv, Lil 1 111 REVEREND IOSEPH I. KORABIK. C.R. Hn-'lwlur oi Arts SI. Louls Urlivvxsny iwzvllm' of Acivummw-d !X!N,1w1u 1, Fl HI 11111 f Hwlxfziim, 'I'r1f1mm:11M1'y P.z1wlL MR. FRANCIS D. MCGRATH Bachelor of Arts Villanova University F A C U 11 T Y Master of Education De Paul University Teacher of French, Latin Basketball Coach REVEREND BRUNO S. OSTREGA. C.R. Bachelor of Arts St. Louis University Teacher of English REVEREND IOSEPH P. POLINSKI. C.R. Bachelor of Arts St, Louis University Teacher of English, Latin Assistant Principal, Chaplain of Ladies' Auxiliary REVEHEND STANLEY I. SOKULSKI, C.B. Bachelor of Arts St. Louis University Teacher of Algebra, General Mathematics, Religion Chaplain of Fathers' Cluli REVEREND LOUIS A. TUSINSKI. C.R. Bachelor of Arts St. Louis University Licontiate in Sacred Theoloqy Catholic University Teacher oi Biology, General Science, Latin, Religion Assistant Athletic Director Page 17 af fl, IW, Throughout successive generations, not only naturally skilled. but also efficiently trained hands, continue to seek solutions of the mys- teries in the book of nature. These hands which have learned to conduct experiments, taught us the rudiments of the language of nature and will be a source of ioy and excitement in often- times painful advance of science. Only by techniques of investigation wrought by the dexterity of our hands, can we pry open the gates of scientific enigmas, and break down the barriers to future wonders which will make life more worth while for generations to come. Page 18 ' :QE , K S is SSS XZ7523? Page l.a'fI In Right R. Czernigk, H. Weiss, W. Pokoi, l. Silchuck. Lvft lo High! E. Bdrnos, L. Antosictk, E. Boruch, E. Osiecki, A. Simoncll, L. Rozcmski, Rev. lohn S. Dzielski, CR. RELIGION . . . The font of knowledge The dire need of ct forceful spiritucrl background re- sulted in the extensive Religion courses, which were por- ticulgrly designed to improve the students' viewpoint on hte from the stdndpoint of God ond eternity. Page 20 ENGLISH Correct speech and the true appreciation and evaluation of the Worthwhile in literature distinguish the man of sound thought. That is Why special efforts were directed toward an acquisition of a thorough foundation in English grarn- rnar. Later, We rebuilt the whole World of the valorous deeds of heroes, the loves of princes and princesses, and the faults and errors of the past. The task was huge, but the understanding and patient guidance of the Rev. Bruno S. Qstrega, CR., made it a pleas- ant and a fruitful one. Top pirlluw. W. Kuraszek, Rev. Bruno Osti'-sf: CR., H. Weiiss, N. Hudolm. f.l4'llfl'I'.' D. Bartiiiclci, R. Siiiiandl, l-l. W'oitvlc' F. Roiiixa. lfultnm: li. Vlfvsoclai, S. lalcala, K. Gostlci - Wiwz, W. Kiirasxok, S. Norkiewicz. I XIIY AND FRENCH Freshman Latin and Seniar French were super yisea by Father Iaseph Patinski and Mr. Frank McGrath respectively. In Father Iaseph Paiinskrs classes, the treshrrien were taiiaht the tiincitainentais at Latin which are sa vitat in the mare aayancea Latin catirses. Cn the other hand, Mr. Frank McGrath aiiiaea the finished products at French as the senior ctass sparktea and shined by its ability in this tareiqn Ianaiiaae. I,.-K'l'lN l'upl'irlnr1': . Y , , Y N ,- , -. A. ltfi:rLf1kiiw:-rki, I. Miaw Zviiski, hey. Iasoiwp P.. Fqvtiiirreqi, 4 .tm L, ttyictifiwstii. FRIQNIIII lfllllfllll l'irI'n'4': W.Bi1ii1uh, Mi.Fit1rik Mfticiiaiti, M. iviim,'eij VV. Fatztri. l'lllf.Yll.' F. Kroll, Rev. Paul Balcer, CR., E. Wojciecliowski, I. Bieszczat, E. Moscinski. liotlum l'i1'rnr1'.' D. Stucka, l. Marek, E. Raczka, It Silchuclc, Rev. Louis rllusinslci, CR., L. Guz, G. Qwcarz, S. Wielqos. ANALYZING THE FOREIGN LANGUAGES Qne of the finest Ways to express Mans thouqhts and feel- inas is through the use ot qlorious and romantic lanquaaes. but were developed in various special study aroups, such as the French, Latin, and Polish Clulos. These lanauaqes were not only taught in the classes themselves P mga- 23 X ATURAI, SCIENCES The chief attention in the teaching of sciences was directed increasingly toward helping all students to live and act more intelligently and with greater understanding and satisfaction. The science teachers at Weber High focused their attention on the develop- ment ot well adjusted, Well-informed and intelligent men. Top riff!!! lutricate electrical Waves cn the cathode ray oscilloscope are a source of great interest to Stanley Nykiel, Edward Ferenc and Chester Blinstruh. linllvm right: Microscopic technique is an essential in Biology as witnessed hy: R. Citlco, E. ltataiczyk, Rev. l.. Tusinski, CR., I. lahlonslct, A. Iakicic. lYHIQNIISTRYelfcluzv: Henry Genibala, Eugene Wleklinslci, Melvin Halter, Rev. Paul Balcer, CR., Ernest Magdziarz. Page 24 i Q Q wg ,X ' . N 'H ' , - , 1 9 9 1 5' gi' Q -if? .. 0? r i , fb 'Y ' ' 'W QM 2 i . . f 1 5 as ' v , uv, - N - g N35 , . 3' 2-Q 3? , wx- 3 s L1 3? -uv A iw r Q Q 5 'EM X 5 : gf? x A, 3 31 :if ' Qx+ E g in gy H 5 K 'S M 4 , f Q9 f 3gr?-ZA JYIXG THIC PAST AND THE PRIQSIQNT History . . . the record ot events from the down hour ot the coveemon to tho present perturbed world. Included tn its :source mcrtericrt is olt thot people hcrve done ond sctid crnd dreomedg o universe out ot which historiolns compress the detorits into o tout sunrntory ot the obscure post ot humonity. Through the study ot htsstory ot Vkfeher Htoh School We hove qoined d more hopetut outlook tor the future. Ilvllflll llfiflll' 'J 1 F. Milornttnu. H. tgtrcutkiewirzfi, I. Klfrrm, und Rev. Lours Cflmf IHll'l'ft'lUI llixlnry: I. Kf1f:ki,Hov.tf. Bf1k,C.R.,5.Nyk1wt. .llmlrl Pl Ill.Yflll'-Y : tw. tVtfu'Lil1lvW:1ki, F. Hosrirofl, H. Mriikowrri, Next. Y. Pohuazkr, f, H, Cl. V,ti1fu1'lWXN'I 7.l'fQ0l11lllll'fl'j'.' L. Gui, R. Zinmy, ROV. I. Dzieiski, CH, C. Koiiiol, fft'Ulll rlry .' ti. Hitdobianski, G. Szyctiik, R. Zaieski, Rev. I, Koroi ig, WH. Ifufml f.!Ill'HllIfl0Il.' T. Dilhiinski, Rev, S. Sokuiski, C. R. MATHEMATICS . .. Accurate observation anoi ioaicai reasonina are two ot a areat number ot benefits that mathematics has to ottery thouaht aainect from seeina objects in their reiation to others, is in itseii sense traininq and habit. Reaarctiess ot ambitions in iuture years, We are assured oi one thinaeethe mathematicai course tauaht at Weiveit will prove to be a vitai asset. Pimp- ff W ffm mincli flzaf , 4 4? mtg-- X 521 n. ffm' ,.f ,.,1 - .4511 gh . . - -T'f- -: . ' 'L.v.:?f :fryf-' ' ,.'::-'4 if 5' gilt., A ' ' 'if ,, ,.-ze-125 f 4,7 , 634. I' .Q--kg: 31, .. - . 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Fortunately. we need not shy at the task for we have the fundamentals of knowl- edge and the principles of moral conduct that have been inculcated in our minds and hearts during the four tireless years of study. A .-..-.fs .I ..v, . .V I 1 .f- , Si' 1-,fri v ,-14,5-'cs ,-, A -... f -.-.nv V , -r- N wig . 62' ' 3 ' .fu - ,: . , fi'-X:-V '. .i '- -'asks . 'LL 'I ' 5:3- - H. ' 'vm-. ' 5. . Q wg. '. .X-. - ., . t . .TS sq Q 4' J. .1 ,fill .zu ' .Z-1 1 .QQ .- -.ag '-Z: '1 ly. wg 1- -fifi If ,Q 'kry 4.-'. 1. ,. ,, , 'fif ' ' h -.Y ., ,- T-+:'Sf',. - -ff: rf. 'S '.'? 'f 'S f :gg A in' ' :Iv ,V . 1 jn?a:- . . pri- . . - . J , , -'ffff ' , -Q -1-.-g gi? -- ' . 'gl :.::I,,-I fir' . .4,,5...,, ,F Q 7. '.: L-K' l ., 232.3 , 1,5152 V I 4 f, 4. L-'Q 2-eg ' :Ly-. .Q.-',- ,., ljrdfg: 'bfi tj I. , .-q,r'- . .V ' .- .V ' p ' .. iq.: fr' . 1.1 A I ,f a ar, 1- 5 aft. .,-if A 'f1,e'F' .741 ML-- lf, ff '- NZ k ..g.,3:5,, 'W i ' 2 '17-it A ,fx-.F L--Z ' 1 - x- i if-if .V ,Y 51 l .-.- - 11, .fi . ,xi vie ri? '- 1512 1 .- ,kr 1 'LEW . . wif., 'ef' ' ,..'f.'.,g: ,iff , K IFJ' if . 1 1.- ..','z'5i A A qm- 1' - psy. -21.4. , l l 'Arli - 1. ff '4 . .lr- 1.,g7 ' 1, fYf79. A ' if H w as v jj.: jf 1 -Q7:lL. 9' T In : ' A -fa. -ff. az .vi . ri' ,-g-1-:J , 544'-4' -giqtz-:J ' -ff-..f'f1'.. ff-v ' ' --,vi .,,qs..r 1-f-. ' 4- . , Page 29 51 .,. . ,gh 2 im 'EQ ,J ng? mv: 2 ff' sw - we .eff ww? A' f a ,ii - :Y Vi 1 4 , WJ QQ lg x M af -it in 4 If f ' 1' as 3 W N3 Y A si N ff i 3661? +. is 'ff ga Wx f fx' ' ? 1 V '11 l . '55 5 H pak 4' gm .1 5 ark, 'if l sf 1.55 FR Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Absent: ESHMEN FRESHMAN III A. Aliuno, R. Bcdnarslgi, S. Cyburi R. Dubros, T. Dublinski, R. Grudek T. Iesuit, A. Iurkiewicz, H. Kcxmie- nirvki, R, Kuzubowski, G. Kulikow ski, A. Leuhowski, L. Lfsszczynski, E. Luwundowski, C. Pinus, P. Pocicxsk. E. Ruqen, T. Rzeppu, M. Skowron M. Sloturski, E. Sperm. M. Wbsolowski, M. Wlodcxrczyk, E. Zuworski, S. Zych, R. Kokoiek. R. Czorniuk, P. Horkfx, R. May, T. Sass. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Absent: Page I-'RESHMAN II R. Anqel, R. Bunicki, S. Beqer, H. Biclek, L. Chrus ciel. M. Nowak, E. Mrowinski, B. Nykuzcx, G. Okrcx sinski, C. Osowski. P. Czurnecki, E. Golub, I. Green, C. Iendryczkc, R Kuzmierski, C. Ostrowski, G. Owccxrz, G. Pomykal ski, I. Rcncilu, A. Roszkowski. G. Kosukowski, G, Mockiewicz. D. Mcjewski, E Mifrenqcr, I. Mrowczynski, H, Siejo, E. Snurski, I. Uzdrowski, R. Wilczewski, K. Zarozinski. G, Chemick, T. Fnfinski, M. Gutke, S. Kropiew niecki, A. Livorsi, S. Mulinowski, T. Ncslernclk, A Trojcmowski, A. Tuszynski, L. Wcrchol. 31 PICTURED ABOVE Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Absent: SOPHOMORE I R. Blcfhowirik, I.. Borkowski, E. Boryczkcz, T. Brod- inski, R. Buczkiewicz, W. Burczyk, P.. Depka, E.Dyju A. GYGQHD, C. Grochowirm, R. Hrircxsymowicz, A. Iunusz, E. Iurusz, I. Klascl, I. Kosinski, F. Kostuj. S. Lorzynski, I. Loboclu, R, Lysick, N. Mudoj, A. Milinowski, B. Marchewkc, M.Nc11eWcxy, S.Potempc:. S, Suwczuk, R. Siemcki, I. Truqurz, L. Trykowski, D. Walnut, H. Kruzel. E. Peiruszenko, F. Milostcm, C. Stec. Page 32 SUPHUM RES SOPHOMORE III Rcw 1: E. Elica, R. Fnsiilz, T.l3oCli1urczyk, I. Cukivrski Row 2: W. Czvsrlikli, R. Diivlione, C. Iiinlziswicz I. Konipordii, Row 3: R. Kuziiinr, E. Lnwnirki, A. Miclmlik, T. Pan 'lc How 4: l.. l-lylmivzyk, A. Hycyzyn, E.Soiki1, H. Vlfilkixis. - Row 5: P. Ziivulii. Absent: T. Klzigl, T. Tvliiiutiz. Page 33 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Absent: SOPHOMORE II K. Adullvcwt, A, Anclmcki, I. Biclszczui, L. Koszyvkl T. Krol, R. Lciilhiio, l. Marek. A. Bmzoii, E. Dziollzwii, I, Feulliuis, V. Mnirolc, S Murkuszewski, A. lvlilculmi, M. Nuwroclzi. R. Frost, D. Gesicki, I. Gorocki, R. Pinkcwski, F. Rong D. Sturku, R. Szwovlo. M. Haus, M. Heizu, E. Hildolnuxiski, I. Szydlik, B T-alvor, E. Wojciechowski, T. Wroblcwski. T. Iedrzeiowski, E. Kuczor, S, Korlus, R. Zuleski, I Zciworski, D. Zilla, E, Mosciriski. I. Fiedor, E, Michaels, F. Pircmq, D. Wuncil. OVER WCFI. The Alden Prep Sports Program honored Weber High School as the School of the Week on Station WCFL. Reading left to right: Dave Condon, Prep Sports Writer of the Chi- cago Tribune: Football Coach George LaCog- nata: Co-Capt. Cookie Woicik. and Phil Weisman, City News Editor. IUNIOR I Row 1: R. DL1lc.1lc, H. Gowbcrla, R. Gostkiowmz, M. Hzitrz, N, l ll,ldObG, M. Iasinski. How 2: I. Karlowicz, W. Kumszek, Fl. Mcxqiom, S. Nt: kiewicz, L. Piocuch, E. Ruczka. Row 3: H. Ubowski, G. Wasik, E,Wlok1i11ski, R.Wysm-111 Row 4: E. Zawcxdzki, E. Magdziarz, L. Rcztmski. Absent: C. Skimina, H. Weiss. Page 34 IUNIURS Rcwl Row 2 Rcw 3 Rcw 4 Rcw 5: IUNIOR II , !Xnlfs1uk, E, Bum- S, E. Brruqh, E. Cuqu, I. Grfvnwvxld, Kxssc-1, I. Kosircq, C. Kcwolczyk, E. Luhordcl, T. Mmcmfk, Miskfwicz, C. Mftfzulffwski, R. Qjvk, E. Csieuki, G. Plsifixnowivh. Romza, R. Romzu, G. Srhmufiomnuor, G. Schwichtvubnrq, A. Simon Silmmdl, S. Scwliys, I. Shlfluxrski, H. WCjlyli1, E. Trylm. Abssntz D, Bnrtnik ki, E. Gcrzynski, FI. Kuzubcwski, I. Lui. Page 35 1-. ,,.,,,H.- mf - ---- usa H. mg gy 6 ,wx j ? 2 if P 4 ' . ff' fi 2 v wx Q Q 'I' J 4 E, I x , X My 5 , Q I 'K x ' X L I4 x x x Q. 'se YE' is gg :Rf V- Q aw rg Xg' , f S Q 'E 1 Q Q K. Y , 1 0932 fi' -17.1, V ax Fi' 4 . Q ' 'J' W . A X. ., -.K ,A fx. . J wiv, Q4 g ' igg,YL ,gfl: I. K SS! V215 i11QQIi'b. cy? K J' ff' K Q Q, 5 N f 32555 As W. f- X A We - iff X f . f H5 7. X X a- , Cw Sak YQ ,,,,gav1 Sfsggfgl, fb ...L X .ws '- wx ,f X.. X. fkgggle kg' ' z gy! HY C RCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUB Authors express their te-childs ond emotions in writ' inqg poets, inspired by the beotuty ond intrigue ot noture, in verse. We ot Weber turn to music most thouqhts. To this end the Weber Club devoted tireless hours of prdctice which cuiniindted in ct moqniticent concert December ictst. to express our innere Qrchestro ond Giee in ctppidudinq the ctesthetic quality of our young dr- tists, we must poy or specicri tribute to Mr. Fiorion Czonstko, the conductor, who wcrs the inspircrtion for our increctsed love for the finer orts. Page 38 Yrprwuv lt. Masxola, l. Silvliucli, A. Micrhalilc, H. Weiss, Mqr., W. Polaoj, T. Marcinelc, I. Zronda, T. Kozfiol, T. Brodinslci. Jliddlv roxv: Francis MQ'QiIix1lll, Faculty Advisory B. Zaleslai, B. Ziruuy, l-Jresideutg B. Clierniclc, Sec'-troasurerg S. Wtvicik, Vice-riresideutg F. Milostau, B. Bloliowiak, Bev. Edwin Bak, CB., Moderator. llnllnlu rum: B. Zuvulu, I. Klasa, M. Hass, M. Mayer, CT. Kozziol, l. Stucliurslqi, B. Buczkiewicz. .-llvsw1l4'1'x.' ll. Mislcovvivg, B. Koniosa, W. Wilczek, B. Siniandl. Proudly exhibiting the glorious honors Captured during the year ot 1944 are: Milt Mayor, Richard Zininy, and Walter Pokoi. TO THE VICTOR. The cherished aoal ot every athlete is to aain membership into the hiahly esteemed Monogram Club. The only requisite is a major monogram which can be earned atter months ot tiresome practice sessions and exhibitions. Qne can be assured that these individuals rate tops in the minds ot the entire student body and taculty. Page 39 The Council, under the leadership of Rev. Stanley Fiolek, Cl:-l., Principal, contemplate a verdict. IHI4 X GUVERN .. The task of keepinq and promotina law and order Within the portals of Weber High School was entrusted into the hands of the Student Council, composed of individual class officers under the able guidance of the Prin- cipal, Rev. Stanley Fiolek, CR. The many trials held necessitated a great deal of effort which was compensated by the benefits received. Pivri 40 T HP BRIGH fhR SlDh. Top fzirlura' Busily ernployinq newly learned teelzniaties in the field of photography are Stanley Nykiel, Chester Blinstrub and Edward Pere-nc. Bottom pirnm- Members of the Social Committee preparinq tor an eve-ninq oi lun and Cn' tortainrnent. Pictured cfm: lClockwiseD Rev. lolin Dzielskt, CR., Moderator, l. Silcliucik, C. Koziol, H. Fereno, C. Blinstrub, R, Cliernick, S. Wojnvilc, M. Mayer, W. Polcoi and R. Zirnny, Vice-President, on the ladder. All work and no play was definitely not the motto of the Seniors Vtforlcma hand in hand with the Social Committee was the Camera Club GHG had charge ot all social activities, While the other was eontmually reproducmq scenes from the attairz. 17' 15? Q. Page HOT COPY!!! Weber News The most striking feature oi the Weber News tor the second consecu- tive year was its size, which had been increased in order to cover a larger scope oi activities. ln spite oi the many obstacles-the most oute standing of which was the loss oi Leo Gonsiewski, business manager, into the serviceg William Mindalc, versatile sports editor, Victor Kemps ski and Edward Komosa, feature writers, through graduation - the publication managed to put its in- frequent but heralded appearance. Top: Analyzing a recent edition are: Rev. Louis Tusinski, C.R., and co-editors, Ralph Maszelc and Cas Koziol. ,flifldlw The reporting start in conference: F.Milostan, H. Ubowski, E. Raczka, R, Harasyniowicz, E. Magdziarz, R. Zaleski and B. Tryba. Bottom : H. Miskowicz, H. Ubowski, S. Wielgos, E. Magdziarz, R. Gostkiewicz, A. Kuta, Ralph Maszelc, and D. Mikolajczak. THEIINJLPHIN STAFF The illustrations and com- ments found between the covers oi this Dolphin have been pub- lished with but one View in mind, namely, to aive you a vol- ume of memories which may serve you as a means of recall- ing your friends and activities of yesteryear. The staii, toaether with the aid of the Rev. lohn Dzielski, CR., have combined their etforts to present a sincere, inartiiicial edi- tion in a simple and picturesque manner. Top l'irrure': A part of the Staff studying various pos- sibilities: W. Pokoj, l. Podczerwinski, I. Zrenda, C. Blinstrub, L. Gienko, l. Stef- anski, W. Papciak. Middle' .' Rev. lohn Dzielslci, CR., moderator, and Casimir Koziol, editor, in a huddle. Bottom pirturr: The remainder of the statt: R. Maszek, L. Guz, D. Mikolajczak, S. Nykiel, T. Smiqiel, A. Kuta, S. Wielqos, S. Wojcik, I. Silchuck, M. Mayer, R. Zimny. Page 43 Z' W fl lah! God's highest creature, Man, was made with a definite purpose and with a definite work to do while preparing for his true home in heaven. Sharing. however, in all the elements that make up the visible world. his body is subiect to the same laws of fatigue, sickness, and limitation. Yet, the iuture calls for strong and vigorous bodies-bodies which are externally and inter- nally clean, functionally vigorous. and organ- ically active. All this was the obiect of a rigor- ous Physical Education przgram. Every attempt was made to make the health of our bodies equal to that of our intellect. No! in the wvrlrl of light alone. ll'lu're God has built His blazing Throne Nor yet alone on earth below With beltea' seas that rome and go, .4 ml endless isles of sunlit green, ls all lhy lllakefx glory seen- Look in upon thy wondrous frame, lftermzl H'isn'om still Ihe same. f,l.lVI'R wliNIJlZl.l. Hrmums. Page 44 Antik fo gale in flee fufure Page 45 WODKA - NEW INSPIRATION T 0 TEAM Wliile Co-Captain Stanley Wojr'ik, sparked his team-mates on the gridiron to ever greater heights, Stanley Wodkci, the other CoeCaptain, seated in his red and white wheel Chair, hoped and prayed them on to victory. On the side' lines, and deep in the background of their stel- lar playing, Wodka, the twelfth man on the team, partook in the game in his own way. Though not playing, he infused a winning spirit into his team. The Little Davids displayed that spirit in their preseason games when they humbled two highly touted opponents, St. Philips and St. Mets. Later, the same spirit was Carried into the league games and, as a result, Mt. Carmel, the defending City Co-Clianips, was the first to taste defeat. Then Came Loyola, Leo, and De LaSalle. After a tie with St. Rita, the team traveled to foliet where a yivtory cinched the South Section Title. ln a bitterly Contested battle against Fenwick for the league championship, the tean! Caine from behind to win 25 to 20. As a result, they presented Stas Wodka with the promised Fen, wick ball. Finally, weakened by injuries, which had been Very light during the season, the staunch Weber Gridders suffered their only de- feat of the season at the hands of Tilden, the new City Champs. We Promise You . . . Through Tackle For Five A Goal-line Stand Weber, Rita Battle To A Deadlock Page 46 Top Row: Coach G. LaCognata, R. Maszek, R. Zaleski, E. Kornosa, S. Wojcik, R. Blocho- wiak, l. Klasa, M. Mayer, H. Mislcowicz, M. Haas, R. Chernick, Trainer A. Ondriska. lfuttom Row: S. Ostrowski, R. Siniandl, R. Deplca, R. Zavala, G. Chernick, R. Buczkiewicz, R. Zimny, F. Milostan, S. Koza, l. Silchuck, l. Kaczor, A. Michalik. OUR FOOTBALL TEAMS The varsity team, under the capable coaching of George LaCognata and George Ring, rose from a team dubbed as the Weakest in the league to the Catholic League Championship. The Little Davids , as they were call- ed by most sports writers, made this calendar year of 1944 a Grand Slam Year in the field of sports at Weber. lt was a combination of best qualities of leadership and rare courage which brought this first football champion- ship- to the Alma Mater. Though the Frosh-Soph eleven did not keep pace with the Red Horde varsity, it, nevertheless, can boast of a better than aver- age season. lts three Wins in a five game schedule promise a good l945 Weber Varsity. Top Row: H. Grzanka, C. Ostrowslci, D. Zilla, L. Gorzynski, C. Kowalczylc, I. Feathers, Asst. Coach Gegrqe Ring G. Clierniclc, A. Brazen, H. Kazubowski, B. Marcliewlca, H. Zavala, Coach W. Wilczek. lfntlom 1x'0rc': E. Kaczor, E. Boryczka, E. Muchala, H. Kruzel, E. Spera, L. Skowron, A. lakicic, R. Sieracki, I. Cukierski, R. Dcplca. . K K -x ' . F., -' --- A Q 4. , N0 2 L4 KELLY BOWL The climax of a hiahly successiul toot- ball season was reached when Weber op- posed Tilden, Public School Champs, in the annual Mayor Edward l. Kelly Charity Game at Soldiers Field. With 80,000 spec- tators on hand the teams battled turiously till the final Whistle ended a most enjoy- able season. At the right the honorable Mayor Edward I. Kelly with Cookie Wojcik, Webei' Co-captain, and Ed Kriwiel, Tilden captain. U. ,f , I' far' my' WW' Hffri' 74 4 J ! I W wi -, 7.1 ' S,q,3g. he J. VM-. W Q N 'F 5' 1 vf fa Q :xx :- 0 0 f -Wwx -, 1, U I and N 0 ' . yr -fe, . X N -- New . 1: ,guQ-f+rF'7- V M .W4..- QQ . 'swag-. ., mf - .PHYS ,, WWXA. W s X x f Q Nw -if .Q X x in 4,4 X Tv' ' n ., :Um ' x ' 5. ff, 04 ' .5 4,7 1, 'v 4,' B 4 fr., 590 M, rig Atl 1, ' Tx if p, ff3:3 'W' f giiwvl' Y . U +' ti? ,K X53 . x xan- PIGSKIN PARADE IN REVIEW Varsity: Weber l3-St. Philips 6 Weber l3-St. Mels O Weber 6-Mi. Carmel O Weber 6-Loyola O Weber ESRSL Lea U Weber 25 De lla Salle O Weber 6 St. Rita 6 Weber 3lkIoliet l2 Catholic Championship Game: Weber 25-Fenwick 20 City Championship Game: 'Weber 7-Ti lden l3 Frosh-Soph: Weber 9--Hyde Park 7 Weber O-lanatius 20 Weber l3-Morgan Park Military Academy O Weber 27-St. Pais O Weber 6-Mt. Carmel 26 Page 50 fi J Q V . Q I G E if A L! X K xewg K Q 4, x-:Zi g x.g. Q Y 'X I 'x V ,Q Q 5' 0 1 L ff N x f s I S Q X X Ei 8 Q S L ,. ffk ' f i iq ' X 5 S iii , at Q 5 if Y , 'Q X Q Q 5 Q , g . ' lib gk Q f ' L J Vx Fw Q H if ,iw 1 ' 5 W Wiki 4 9' , ,..... f x nf ' f U M . 5 . is . K ffl Q ' LQL, .Z , az 'A' sl 7 if wxiwww . ' ' I K L s K A -v A I , k 'X Q 'L If g 4157! 5 ng: QI J Q U kv Q 4: gg ii 256 N Q X gall, Y QSSMNQES x ,r 'LH 1' Q faq ,B -Y Q . n AN Q Q XS .. Q 5 1 '15 xi x Qw. 5 X 'L' 4 f Q. I 1 A J, , Q wr ji . '- sl f . I i , TU L 4 .322 f 1 Y 'V , M. W 3 .1 X s . A s 4 X. THE FIGHTING RED HORDE. SIENIORS: CTop Rowb M. Slotcirski, T. Koziol, H. Ubowski. IMidd1eI Rev. E. L. Bok, CR. othletic director, H. Weiss, Senior Mcmoqer, R. Kozmierski, R. Wilkins, S. Sow Czuk, I. Komperdo Iunior morioqer, F. McGrothf'-Couch. Ciriek, C. Koziol, R. Chernick Ccoptj, S. Wojcik, H. Wojtylo, F. Milostcm. JUNIORS: CTop Howl I. Komperdo morioqer, S. Skowrori, E. Sperci, A. Trojcmowski, E Hildebrcmski, H. Weiss monoqer. IMidd1eI Rev. E. L. Bok, CR., Athletic direc tor, I. Mrowczyriski, B. Depko, R. Frost, M. Hoos, T. Brodiriski, F. McGrath Couch. CP'irst Howl B. Buczkiewicz, I. Zrerido, W. Pokoj Co-copt., M. Moyer Co-Capt., R. Zoleski, I. Stochurski. tFirst Row? T. Mor- sq, H5550 ff-515 WEBER it Jaw I Ugg? Vs, E859 GYE8 Ll 3159 .lL'I'l OR WIIO would Stop IIID VVOIIOIV IIIIIIIII IIIIS year? CLIIIIII IIIoy Inv srIwIIIIIwI?' 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Page 55 Tlio ploy-oil lmiile, wliicli was stoqed lbelore iz BASKETBALL SCORES IUNIORS Pre-Season Record Weber Washburne Weber Taft Weber Taft Weber South Shore Weber Amundsen Weber Hyde Park Weber De Paul Fenwick Tournament Weber 39 Ioliet Weber 41 St. Ignatius Weber Weber 5l Fenwick 40 St. Philip fChampionship Garnel Catholic League Record ' VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber VVeber Leo De LaSalle Ioliet Mount Carmel Loyola St. Rita Leo De LaSalle loliet Holy Trinity CNon-league Camel Weber 48 Mount Carmel Weber 45 Loyola Weber 45 St. Rita V5 fi South Section Playoff Game Weber 25 Leo Page SENIORS Pre-Season Record Weber Washburne Weber Tait Weber Taft Weber South Shore Weber Amundsen Weber Hyde Park Weber De Paul Catholic League Record Weber Leo Weber De LaSalle Weber Ioliet Weber Mount Carmel Weber Loyola Weber St. Rita Weber Leo Weber De LaSalle Weber Ioliet Weber Holy Trinity fNon-league Gamel Weber 44 Mount Carmel Weber 45 Loyola Weber 49 St. Rita REACHING FOR FAME ar fAe eyed f How helpless we would be were we to forget all that we have learned through the means oi our eyes! How sad would be our plight were we unable ever to read again, were we obliged to depend only upon our other senses for infor- mation about current events! Yet, our eyes must possess a clear and sharp vision into the future --not in manner oi prophecy, but in manner oi always choosing that which is good over the bad, that which is better over the less good, that which is perfect over the imperfect. At Weber we have leamed to look and to see things with the eyes oi the soul against the background of a sound Catholic philosophy of life. Page 58 Page 59 it THE SENIOR PROM rful Michigan Room of the Edgewater Beach I-Iotel was the site of the long awaited Senior Prom. Due to the mid-year gradua- tion it was held at the conclusion of the first semester. Music by Ioe Nies and his celebrated orchestra turnished the background tor the event held on Ianuary 27. The colo The pr ig ted by the Grand March and climaxed by Auld Lang Synef orn was highl h NAVY TAKES OV ER TIME OUT FOR HEFRESHMENTS 'SWIVEL HIPS provf- to ire- eItef'tiveovfr1 on ci dance floor in trio rw rin-res ot Itomii Chernick and Milt M1132-7 boinetliing iiitercsting qfzta, 'iw oyw tt' 'is Koziol and lllllxl Mui: Fi v 44 XIID YEAR GRADUATION Cn February 4th, twenty Seniors received their diplomas at an impressive ceremony held in the beautiful St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. At the dinner which followed the principal speaker was the l-lon, Peter Schwaha. His lona experience on the loench served to emphasize his words on the value ot a Cath- olic lfliah School education as a preparation tor the immediate future . . . lite in the service. The policy ot mid-year commencement, inauqur ated last year as a result oi an accelerated school proe aram, permitted Seniors oi draft aae to be araduated lwetore induction. T o P R o w BARNAS, HENRY Barney St. Hyacinth: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll I: So- cial Committee 4: Weber News 4: Dolphin 4: Prom Comm'tt ' ' ' ' 1 ee 4, Favorite Subject: Chemistry: Ambi- tion: Brain Specialist. BARUCH, WALTER S. Barney St. Casimir: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Dolphin 4: NXfeber News 4: Glee Club I,2,3,4: Camera Club 2: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: Mining Engineer. BLINSTRUB, CHESTER Chet St. Hyacinth: Dolphin 4: Social Committee 4: Fa- vorite Subject: Physics: Ambition: Doctor. CHERNICK, RONALD B ushman Sacred Heart: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll I: Student Council 3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Football l,2, 3,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: T b o e a Good Husband. Page 62 BOTTOM ROW CHUDZINSKI, ANDREW J. SquirIey St Hyacinth' Intramu I I2 . , ras , ,3,4: Cheer Leader 3,4: Science Club 3: Camera Club I: Glee Club2: Favor- ite Subject: Physics: Ambition: Navy Man. DOMBROWSKI, JOHN Dombro St. Mary ot The Angels: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Social Committee 4: Dolphin 4: Camera Club I,2,3: Favor- ite Subject: Trigonometry: Ambition: Doctor. FABIANOWICZ, MATHEW Fabers St. Stanislaus B.M.: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Prom Com- mittee 4: Weber News 3,4: Dolphin 4: Science Club 3: Favorite Subject: Physics: Ambition: Commer- cial Artist. .AA- FERENC, EDWARD E. Ferencio St. Camillus: Intramurals I,2,3 4' Glee Club I: Fa- vorite Subject: French: Ambition: Surveyor. TOP ROW GAJEWICZ, STANLEY Stas I l234 Glee Club '2' Or- St. Helens: lntramuras , , , : ., . chestra 2,3,4: Social Committee 4: Honor Roll l,2: Favorite Subject 1 Physics: Ambition: Doctor. GIENKO, LEONARD P. Gienlcs 234 Dol hin 4' Glee St. Hedwigs: Intramurals l, , , : p . Club I: Science Club 3: Camera Club l,2,3: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: Pharmacist. GUZ, LEONARD Lenny St. Casimirs: Intramurals l,2,3,4: onor . ,: hin Statt 4' Glee Club l,2,3,4: Science Club 3: La- P . tin Club 3: Favorite Subject: Physics: Ambition: H Roll 2 Dol- Teacher. JAKALA, STANLEY Little Caesar St., Hyacinth: Honor Roll l,2,3: Science News Paper l,2,3,4: Dolphin 3,4: Debating I,2,3,4: Favorite Subject: English: Ambition: International Club 3: Lawyer. BOTTOM ROW JENKNER, STANISLAUS Stas St. Stanislaus B.M.: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Social Com- 'tt 4' Orchestra 2 3 4' Glee Club I: Dolphin 4: mi ee , , , , Favorite Subject: Chemistry: Ambition: Priesthoocl. KARGOL, ALPHONSE A. Al St. Domittila: Social Committee 4: Dolphin 4: Fa- vorite Subject: Chemistry: Ambition: Aviator. KASKI, JOSEPH G. Whitey St. Adalberts: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Dolphin4: Science Club 3: Camera Club l: Favorite Subject: Mathe matics: Ambition: C.P.A. KEMPSKI, VICTOR Vic St. Wenceslaus: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Weber News 3 4: Dolphin 4: Science Club 3: Prom Committee: Fa vorite Subject: English: Ambition: Success. Page 63 TOP ROW KOMOSA, EDWARD Big Ed St. Stan. Kostlra: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll I 2: Social Committee 4: Dolphin 4: Weber News 21 3, 4: Football 4: Science Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Favorite Subject: Physics: Ambition: Priesthood. KOZIOL, CASIMIR F. Cas Holy Innocents: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll I,2, 3,4: Student Council 2,3,4: Dolphin Statt 4: Weber News 3,4: Baslcetball l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Glee Club I: Science Club 3: Favorite Subject: AI- gebra: Ambition: Technical Engineer. KOZA, STANLEY Cozy St. John Cantius: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 3,4: Science Club 3: Glee Club 3: Football I,2, 3,4: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: Phy. Ed. Instructor. KUTA, ALPHONSE AI St. Stanislaus Kostlra: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Social Committee 4: Weber News 4: Dolphin Statt 4: Glee Club 2: Football 2: Camera Club 3: Favorite Subject: English: Ambition: Boolclceeper. Page 64 BOTTOM ROW KWIATOWSKI, ALFRED Flowers St. Fidelis: Orchestra l,2,3,4: Student Council 2,3: Latin Club 3,4: Dolphin Statt 4: News Staff 4: Fa- vorite Subject: Chemistry: Ambition: Chemist. MASZEK, RALPH ButterbalI St. John Cantius: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Weber News 3,4: Dolphin 4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Football I,2, 3,4: Social Committee 4: Favorite Subject: Trigo- nometry: Ambition: Engineering. MAYER, MILTON Milt Sacred Heart: Intramurals I,2: Honor Roll I: Dal- phin Statt 4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Favorite Subject: Trigonom etry: Ambition: Undecided? U.S.A. MIKOLAJCZAK, DONALD J. Mickey St. Helens: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Dolphin Stat? 4: Weber News 3,4: Social Committee 4: Football 3: Glee Club I: Camera Club I: Favorite Subiect: Mathematics: Ambition: Lawyer. I TOP ROW MINDAK, WILLIAM BiII St. Stanislaus Kostlca: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Social 4: Dolphin 4: Weber News 3,4: Student Council 3: Science Club 3: Glee Club I,2,3, 4: Favorite Subject: I-listory: Ambition: Statesman. NYKIEL, STANISLAUS C. Nick St. Camillus: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Science Club 3, Camera Club l,2,4: Dolphin Statt 4: Favorite Sub- ject: Trigonometry: Ambition: White Collar Job. OLECHOWSKI, GENE Ollie St. James: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Science Club: Cam era Club: Dolphin Staff: Favorite Subject: Trigo- nometry: Ambition: Psychologist. OLSZANSKI, EDWIN Ossie St. Francis Ot Assissi: Intramurals I, , , : r l,2,3,4: Weber News 3: Student Council 2,3: Latin Club 3,4: Favorite Subject: Physics: Ambition: ln- 2 3 4 O chestra ventor. BOTTOM ROW PAPCIAK, WALTER A. Wally St. I-lelens: Intramurals 2,3,4: Dolphin Statt 4: Glee Club 3,4: Favorite Subject: Trigonometry: Ambi- tion: Businessman. PODCZERWINSKI, JOSEFH J. Yoyo St. Adalbert: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Favorite Subject: Mathematics: Ambition: Phy. Ed. Instructor. POKOJ, WALTER S. Wiggy St. Barbara: Intramurals I,2,3,4: I-Ionor Roll I: Dol phin Statl 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Monogram 2,3,4 Glee Club l: Favorite Subject: Physics, Ambition: To Live and Learn. PRZYSUCHA, JOSEPH Joe St. Camillus: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Latin Club 4: Sci ence Club 3: Favorite Subject: Latin: Ambition Priest. -55- TOP ROW SIERACKI, LEONARD Si Our Lady Ot Victory: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Weber News 3: Prom Committee 4: Social Committee 4: Science Club 3: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: Astronomer. SILCHUCK, IRVIN DimpIes St. Stan. Kostlca: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll l,2: Dolphin Statl: Social Committee 4, Student Council 3: Football 3,4: Monogram Club 3,4: Glee Club I,2: Science Club 3: Favorite Subject: Chemistry: Ambi- tion: Phy. Ed. Instructor. SMIGIEL, THOMAS C. Tom A St. Wenceslaus: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Honor Roll I: Social Committee 4: Dolphin Staff 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Tennis l,2,3: Glee Club I: Camera Club: Fa- vorite Subject: Mathematics: Ambition: Navy Man. STEFANSKI, JOHN SteFfy St. Hedwigs Mission Church: Science Club 3: Dol- phin Statt 4: Camera Club 3: Social Committee 4: President of Debate Club: Favorite Subject: Trigo- nometry: Ambition: Fashion Expert. B o 'r 'r o M R o w TRYCHTA, HARRY Trixie Holy Innocents: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Honor Roll l,2, 3,4: Glee Club 2,3: Basketball 2,3: Favorite Subject French: Ambition: Radar Engineer. TWAROG, STANLEY Cheese St. Helens: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Social Committee: Favorite Subject: Trigonometry: Ambition: To un- derstand MAN. WARCHOL, RAYMOND S. Sam St. Hyacinth: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Dolphin 4: Social Committee: Football 2: Orchestra I,2,3,4: Camera Club 4: Science Club 3: Favorite Subject: Mathe- matics: Ambition: Engineer. WIELGOS, STANLEY Polski St. Mary of The Angels: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Librarian l,2,3,4: Student Council 2,3: Latin Club 3,4: Favorite Sub- ject: Latin: Ambition: Priesthood. BOTTOM ROW WILCZEK WALTER Killer St. John Cantius: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Honor Roll I: Social Committee 4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Foot- ball I,2,3,4: Weber News 3,4: Favorite Subject: Religion: Ambition: Priesthood. ' WOJCIK, STANLEY Cookie St. John Cantius: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Football I,2,3,4: Basketball 3,4: Student CounciI2,3: Glee CIub2,3: Favorite Subject: French: Ambition: Physical Education Instructor. 'I' n ZIMNY, RICHARD O. Chick St. Theclag Intramurals I,2,3,4: Honor Roll I,2: So- cial Committee 4: Dolphin Staff 4: Football 3,4: Monogram Club 3,4: Favorite Subject: Mathema- tics: Ambition: Engineer. ZRENDA, JOSEPH Joe Holy Innocents: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Honor Roll I,4: Dolphin 2,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4: Basketball l,2, 3,4: Favorite Subject: History: Ambition: U.S. Coast Guard Cadet. x v 11 ' ., Y. 2 5-.1 4- 5 .gd ':, .i W Q Q -f v 4 . ' PATRONS Rev. Theo. Klopotowski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs J. Koza Rev. Francis Uzdrowski, C.R Mr. and Mrs F. Keller Rev. John Grabowski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs F. Koziol Rev. Jerome Fabianski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kuraszek Rev. John Zwierzchowski Mr. and Mrs J. Kosirog Rev. Edward Brzezinski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs J. Kozubowski Rev. Boleslaus Kasprzycki Mr. and Mrs F. Loias Rev. Menceslaus Maday Mr. and Mrs J. Luherda Rev. Edmund Bujalski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs T. Maciejewski Rev. Valentine Lesiak, C.R. Mr. and Mrs W. Moczarny Rev John Szczepanik, C.R. Mr. A. E. Malachowski Rev. Joseph Zaborowski, C.R Mr. and Mrs F. Milostan Rev. Joseph Dziurdzik, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. S. Mrowinski Rev. John Pawelczak, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mitrega Rev. Stanley Duda, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. J. Moczulewski Rev. Edward Sala, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. I. Malinowski Rev. Leonard Prusinski, C.R. Mr- and Mrs J. Mikolajczak Rev. Joseph Wisniewski, C.R Mr. and Mrs M. Nalewaj Rev. Edward Kogut, C,R, Mr. and Mrs. N. Nesser Rev. Felix Miliskiewicz, C.R. Mr- and Mrs. S. Nowak Brother Fabian Jankowski, C.R. Mr. and Mrs. T. Nykiel Sr. Fathers of St. John Cantius Parish Mr. and Mrs. T. Nykiel Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Nykiel Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Andracki Mr. and Mrs J. Nykiel Mr. and Mrs. F. Bartnicki Mr. and Mrs J. Osowski Nlr. and Mrs. S. Barnas Mr. and Mrs F. Olszanski Mr. and Mrs. J. Brodinski Mr. and Mrs S. Ptak Mr. and Mrs. G. Bigalke Mr. and Mrs J. Pokoj Mr. and Mrs. Buczkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. N. Pistanowicz Mr. and Mrs. Blohowiak Mr. and Mrs J. Rybarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Blinstrub Mr. and Mrs. J. Ratajczak Mr. and Mrs. L. Chernick Mr. and Mrs F. Romza Mr. and Mrs. S. Citko Mr. and lWrs C. Smigiel Mr. and Mrs. Cieslak Mr. and Mrs J. Sakowicz Mr. and Mrs. L. Cmut Mr. and Mrs T. VVlodarczyk Mr. and Mrs. J. Depka Mr. and Mrs. H. Wieklinski Mrs. Marie Dejanowich Nlr. and Mrs R. Zaleski Mr. and Mrs. J. Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs G. Zimny Mr. and Mrs. Dyja Mr. and Mrs J. Zaworski Mr. and Mrs. S. Gienko Mr. Joseph Antosiak Mr. and Mrs. I. Gorzynski Mr. J. Barabas Mr. and Mrs. S. Guz Sgt. Leo J. Brzezinski Mr. and Mrs. M. Haas Mr. Lawrence Cross Mr. and Mrs. J. Hejza Mr. Fredrick Cautz Mr. and Mrs. Jablonski Mrs. J. Cuga Mr. and Mrs. J. Jakicic Mrs. M. Czoscha Mr. and Mrs. C. Janusz Mr. M. Drygalski Mr. and Mrs. J. Janus Mr. Walter Dronski Mr. and Mrs. J. Kusnierz Mr. John Dachanowski Mr. Michael Drust, Mr. J. Harasynowicz, Mrs. W. Galles, Edward Guz, Phyllis Guz Mr. Walter J. Jaszkowski, Mr. Edward Guz, Mrs. L. Kokotek, B. Jezuit, Mickey and Lorraine, Pvt. M. Mikolajczak, Mr. J. Makawski, Pvt. Roy C. Milostan '42, Mr. Joseph Mucha, Mr. Albert Nordling, Cpl. VValter Radzieiewski, Mrs. Mary Soltys, Mrs. R. Singer, Dr. Schroeder, Mrs. A. Wdowiarz, Mrs. M. Weyne, Dambrosz. Adam Golas Hardware, Toby's Bakery, Tom Vizdral, Altman Family, Pelka Family, Cyburt Family, Sophomore Il, Sophomore III, Chester Trykowski -69- Rav. MRs. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. 'Ir Congratulations and God's Blessing to the Class of '45 from the MOTHERS' CLUB OF WEBER HIGH SCHOOL Lows GRACZ, C.R ...,.sss,... JANE KARl.ow1cz s.,,s..,Y. MARY GUZIEI ,...... ANTiJlNE'l l'E G1.ocowsRA JUl.lA PlO'l'ROXVSlxA VICTORIA SCHITLFER .,.,..,,, .l,,, MARTHA MIRQLAJCZAK .s., ANNE GAl.GfJWSKA ......... BARBARA TRYRA .,... Y....,.Chaplain l.Y..,wPresident Vice-Presidvnt sl,,,,,.Recording Secretary ........,,........Fimmcial Secretary ass..s....sCorresponding Secretary m.w.v.............Treasurer ..........Sergeant-at-Arms ,l.,,w.,s,,Chairrnan of Social Committee ir ...7U- Compliments Of DR. EDWARD F. DABROWSK1 Office Residence 1530 N. DAMEN 2031 W. PIERCE Tel. Brunswick 2770 Tel. Humboldt 2057 Compliments Of SUPERB DYEINCI 8: CLEANING 1721 N. Milwaukee Ave. Tel. Humboldt 1350 Compliments of RAY KUSZEWSKI TA VERN 1236 N. Bosworth Tel: Humboldt 0913 Compliments of RAY KUSZEWSKI CAFE 1352 W. Division St. Tel. Brunswick 2809 Compliments Of ARLINGTON DAIRY 1443 N. WOOD ST. Tel. Brunswick 5793 ANDREW W OJCIK 81 SON Contractors 740 N. VVILLARD COURT Tel. Monroe 5740 Compliments WESTERN MOTOR SERVICE 2633 S. KEDZIE CHICAGO, ILL. Phone Lawndale 7011-12 Phone Brunswick 1230 A. STARSIAK CLOTHING STORE CLOTHING sl FURNISHINGS FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS Custom Made Suits-A ll Work Guaranteed 1205 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, Ill At Division St. Telephone Brunswick 2662 FRANK A. BRANDT Funeral Director 1261 Noble Street Chicago Phone Brunswick 2585 Open Day and Night ZULINSKI FUNERAL HOME 1457 W. Blackhawk Street at Greenview CHICAGO WIECZOREK PHARMACY Our Usual Stopover Between Classes 1174 MILWAUKEE AVE. Phone Humboldt 2671 ..72.. Phone SEELEY 6856 MCKEON ROOFING COMPANY O ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR 3 GENE R A TI ONS HARRY V. McKEON 2210-14 WEST GRAND AVE. President Chicago Best Wishes To F or Tasty Foods Class of '45 G0 T0 JOSEPH S. TRAGARZ 9 ATTORNEY-A T-LAW WILCZEK S Class 1919 GROCERY and .. DELICATESSEN Good Wishes to the 1232 W F q Champs of the ' ry k treet Catholic League Haymarket 7225 LIQUOR STORE -731 Compliments of THE MILWAUKEE AVENUE NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO Corner of Milwaukee, Ashland and Division Street Mr. Frank Bobrytzke Mr. H. S. French Chairman President Compliments Of CHURCH TILE COMPANY J. W. Grabowski Wall Tile - Moultile - Super Tile - Rubber Tile Carpets - Linoleum Ollice Phone: Berwyn 2853-J Residence Phone: Merrimac 6990 Ollice Address: 1908 S. Clinton St. Res. Address: 2367 N. Neva Ave. Berwyn, Illinois Chicago 35, Ill. -74- Compliments of HYACINTH'S CHURCH Rev. Theo. S. Klopotowski, C.R. - Pastor Rev. Ladislaus Zapala, C.R. Rev. Edward Golnik, C.R. Rev. John Bocian, C.R. Rev. John Szczepanik, C.R. Rev. Valentine Lesiak, C.R. Rev. Joseph Zaborowski, C.R. Rev. Joseph Dziurdzik, C.R. ...75.. Compliments of R B CLOTHES For Men and Women 1231 N. Ashland Ave. Phone Humboldt 1345 Chicago, Illinois JOE'S FRUIT 8: VEGETABLE MARKET 3823 Fullerton Ave. We Deliver Phone: Belmont 5439 Best of Luck and God's Speed To The Graduates OLECHOWSKI FAMILY Compliments of HIRSCHERS 1328 Milwaukee Ave. Armitage 7363 Armitage 3038 ROMAN KOSINSKI Jewelers DR. HENRY F. KOSINSKI Optometrist DIAMONDS :: WATCHES JEWELRY 1039 Milwaukee Ave. NEW CIRCLE CLOTHING COMPANY 1616-22 N. DAMEN AVENUE North of Milwaukee Phone Armitage 0042 CHICAGO FELIX FISCHEL Compliments of DR. C. J. ROSS Compliments of MAX RYNCARZ 3759 Fullerton Ave. Capitol 4646 -76- Best of Luck OBERH EIDE COAL COMPANY 1335 W. Potomac Ave. Brunswick 3300 WALTER GREELYS 855 N. Ashland Ave. Phone Haymarket 2591 FRANK CIURUS Groceries 925 N. Leavitt Ave. Armitage 6516 Illuy we serve you as we have served our many, many contented customers since 1901 JULIUS MOLL SL SON INCORPORATED I INSURANCE COUNSELLORS 1319 Milwaukee Avenue Phones Armitage 2890 PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES . Best Wishes to The Class 1270 MILWAUKEE AVE Of 1945 CHICAGO CORT LAND BAKERY 1810 Cortland Street Joseph W. Jankiewicz, Prop. Phone Humboldt 9179 -77-.. Telephone CASH OR ARINIITAGE 9261 PAYIN-IENTS COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO. Full Line of Furniture - Beds - Stoves Rugs - Etc. 2125-27 VV. Chicago Ave. Chicago, Ill. W. PAPCIAK Compliments of SOPH IA F RANKIEWICZ P. POCIASK Groceries - Meats S557 S. Kostner Ave. Chicago, Ill. Portsmouth 7091 EDWARD,S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Entire Family 5416 W. FULLERTON AVE. Chicago, Ill. JOSEPH MALONEY FUNERAL CHAPELS 2950-58 Fullerton Ave. at Sacramento 3946-48 Milwaukee Ave. Near Irving Road Belmont 3300 Kildare 4000 NATOMA LANES Bowling is a Very Healthful Recreation GOOD BEER-WINES AND LIQUORS Come Up Anytime 12 Bowling Alleys and Tap Room 6512 North Milwaukee Avenue Phone Newcastle 3799 Andrew K. Zurat, Prop. -78- S. BRODZINSKI Funeral Parlor 1317 N. Ashland Martin Wojczynski, Pres. K Mgr. Leon Zglenicki. Vice-Pres. Anna Maxidziarz. Treasurer Roman Crochowina, Secretary Joseph Srrzelecki. Director STANDARD Coffin 8 Casket Mfg. Co. 729-35 NIILYVAUKEE AVENUE l'l10ne lirunswick 2767 Corner N. czufpemef sl. Telephones : Monroe 1807-1808 Chicago M. WARCHOL Grorery and lWeafs -253' gg. 3551 VVest Diversey Phone Spaulding 3116 Congratulations E. F. D. Phone HUMholdt 5313 Hours: Daily 9 A. M. to 8 l'. M. NVed. to 6 l'. M. Sunday Closed All Day BlLL,S TUXEDO ' RENTAL SHOP W. M. BRZEZICKI, Prop. ' Q X , '3 ' ' Q Men'.v Formal Clothes Us' nd Q . 1 f QQ 4 Rented For All Occasions ' 1155 MILWAUKEE AVE. Second Floor chicago 22, Illinois X CONTINENTAL -QE,-CLOT H I NG if Al C hi:-ago's Crossroads :1IkNgfHALLfms i' 551100 1895 'I' QUALITY CLOTHES lox Men Women and Children Budge! Accommodations THF CLOTHING HOUSF Open Evenings Tuesday Thursday Saturday Good Luck Z. K U L E S 1257 N. Clever Street Armitage 5729 1 a wivuuu .Ms mais-lu Avwfns - , , : A . ' S - - - PE ' -.H -X . , -. C C COS LARGE T OUTOFTHE LOOP CLOTHING STO -79 'EI' All Phones Yards 7070 HUSPEH BHU5. Wholesalers - Importers WINES :: LIQUORS :: CORDIALS 3649 South Racine Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 'REI JAK NAJLEPSZYCH POSTEPOW W DALSZEJ NAUCE UCZNIOM WYZSZEJ SZK0l.Y WEBER'A NAIWIEKSZA I NAIBOGATSZA W SWIECIE POLSKA GRGANIZACIA BRATNIEI POMOCY ZWIAZEK NARODOWY POLSKI POSIADA NAINOWSZE RODZAIE UBEZPIECZENIA DLA STARSZYCI-I I ICI-I DZIECI 300,000 Czlonkow S33,080,1-109.00 Zosobow Glowne Biuro Zwiozkuz 1514-20 W. Division St., Chicoqo, Illinois ZAPISZCIE SIE DO ZWIAZKU! Lqczmy sig: Wszyscy Polcrcy, storsi i mloclzi W jednq solidnq, no pewnvch iuncicrmentcrch oportq Polska lnstytucje W Amervce Polnocnej. ZARZAD ZWIAZKU NARODOWEGO POLSKIEGO: F. X. SWIETLIK P. KOZLOWSKI Cenzor Wiceprezes FRANCISZKA DYMEK M. Wiceprezesko Wicecenzor Sekretcrrz Ienerolny K- ROZMAREK M. TOMASZKIEWICZ Prezes Skcrrbnik D Y R E K C l A . ANIELA WOICIK I. IOZWIAK I. F. WATTRAS I. REKUCKI I. K. GRONCZEWSKI KAROLINA SPISAK S. E. BASINSKI IANINA MIGALA I. ULATOWSKI I. F. WRCBEL 181- ir PIILII IA EU I. III1 DISTRIBUTORS DOMESTIC AND STEAM COALS FUEL OILS Distributors Fairbanks Morse Stokers O Yards: NORTH AVE. at ELSTON AVE. Phone BRUNSWICK 2600 5492 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Phone PENSACOLA 1200 ir -32- O A business that can stand and progress for sixty years must possess many qualifications to justify that record. It can not be just one or two things or an accident or luck, but the grouping of many things that give sixty years of life to its existence. FIRST AND FOREMOST, it must be confidence. Conhdence ranks supreme in influencing business. For sixty years we have stood the test of confidence. Such a record can only come through the adherence to stan- dards. Standards of merchandise, of quality of service, of fair dealing. These standards rigidly maintained have built us this sixty year record. SATISFACTION above profit and lowest prices side by side with quality, answers every price argument. APPROVED FLOOR AND BUILDING MAINTENANCE MATERIALS CARS'O-LITE LIQUID PLASTIC For pews, desks, floors and woodwork CARS-O-LITE COLOR SEAL For concrete floors CARS-O-LITE PENETRATING SEAL Floors, Gyms, Auditoriums TERAZ-O-LITE 4Plastic Basel Terrazzo Sealer and Finish REENU-LITE Cleans, polishes, and preserves SPARK-O-LITE CPlastic Basel LIQUID WAX PINE-O-LENE NITR-O-LENE SAN'O-LENE Liquid Soap Also a Complete Line of Janitor ana' Maintenance Supplies Brushes - Brooms - Mops - Wool Applicators - Squeegees Sweeping Compound - Soap Powders - Sponges, Etc. ALL MAII, AND PHONE ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY . II HSELLIJ CHEMICAL PHUD IIT5 Riddiford Bros., Inc., Distributors Established Over 50 Years Phone: State 9387-8-9 308 W. Randolph Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS -83- Congratulations to the Haymarket 3315 Graduates MARY's BEAUTY SHOPPE DR. S. Specializing in Permanent lVuving OPTOMFTRIST and Cold Waves 1300 W. Chestnut Street For A ppointmenls Office Call Bru. 5685 1212 N. Ashland Ave. MARY T- TOMASIK- Prop- God's Blessing Be Always With You WEBER HIGH SCHOOL FRANK FRANK CZARNECK1 .... e.t. ...tvtt FATHERS' CLUB Mu,os'rAN ,,,.t,,. ...,,....s.....t t...,... P r esadenr owls! Vice-President .losnvn IJEPKA Y....ee..,,e ,.....,.,. 2 nd Vice-President Josmfn LEFFNHR ....,ts. t....... R ecording Secretary Al,4lW'Sll'S SIERACKI ....tt.,t,t. .,e.,..t. F inancial Secretary WAHER JARKA ,,,t, .,.. .,t,......,.........,t...... ....,t,t... ....tt...,., T r e 1 asurer Al .mewr SCH M l l l'EN MAER et.,....,.t t...e.es... ....,,..et .S ' ergeant-at-.4 rms Rrav. STANlsl.A1's J. Soxlmskl, C.R. ....ttt. t.t.......t,,,..... C haplain Quality Illeats and Poultry R. E. HECK AND SONS 509 North Avenue Phone: Mohawk 0695 ...84, Phone Armitage 6929 We Make Keys MADAYS HUNT AND HARDWARE Paint Supplies - Wall Paper Glass - Plumbefs Supplies 2000 N. I-IOYNE AVENUE CHICAGO Corner Armitage ILLINOIS Compliments Compliments of of Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Borkowski JOHN GRZYB'S --li TAVERN Compliments 5696 Archer Ave. of A FRIEND .-85... Best Wishes to the Class of '45 from h4r.zu1d hlrs. Theodore Kwiatkowski Phone YARds 7291 Ladies Invited MONTE CARLO CASINO FRED ZAVALA, Prop. Enjoyable Rhumba Music Thursdays - Fridays - Saturdays - Sundays 4539 So. Ashland Ave. 1935 W. DIVISION ST. Thomas and Salomea Szewczyk PHONE ARMITAGE 9855 Grocery - Delicatessen Fresh Fruits Novelty Knitting Works Manufacturers of High Grade SWEATERS Novelknit Ollice and Factorv: ROYAL BLUE 2131-33 Nlilwaukee Avenue Phone Humboldt 5046 S. TWAROG 0 Compliments f 2147 Augusta Blvd. 0 Humboldt 0716 REV. EDWARD A. PRZYBYLSKI GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES 4140 North Koimar The Best Class Rings Made Kildare 4063 CHARLES GREY 1424 W. Division St. Humboldt 6792 Compliments of M. MUSKAL JOHN NOWAK Sanitary Meat Market 1227 Noble Street Chicago, Illinois Congratulations to Weber High 1945 Graduates and Sincere Wishes For Their Future Success THE ECCLESIASTICAL GGODS CO. 109 North Dearborn Street Chicago 2, Illinois Dealers in church goods and religious articles In Chicago Loop JOHN S. KONOPA. Cl of 1901 ALBERT A. GRAMZA, Cl f 1920 Presid t Secretary FFLIX B. WYSOCK1 Treasurer CHICAGO HARDWARE AND FIXTURE CO. Mr. T. Herhstrett, Proprietor 2056 Walnut Street Phone Seeley 5537 Compliments Best of Luck of JOHN MALINA LADIES WEARING APPAREL 853 N Ashland Ave 1541 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago Phone Haymarket 6175 -88- For Better Foods I STANLEY ZACHARA'S MIDWEST STCRE 5728 Archer Avenue Phone Portsmouth 9724 C l' omp ,ments Compliments Of of ALGUS B. .l. MIX, MD. LIQUOR STORE Q Q 1200 N. Ashland Ave. 3616 W. Diversey Brunswick 2422 Spaulding 4070 ..gg... CONGRATULATIONS TO WEBER HIGH 1945 GRADUATES MAY THEIR FUTURE BE FILLED WITH SUG CESS AND MAY THEY REFLEGT HONOR UPON THEIR ALMA MATER 'IET- John S. Konopka Cgrandfatherl Glass of 1901, President of THE ECCLESIASTIGAL GOODS GO. Major John F. Konopka, M.D. Csonj Glass of 1925 In service overseas for three years. Serving with ,field hospital in the pacific Dr. Gasmir S. Gywinski fson-in-lawj Glass of 1921 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON John S. Gywinski Cson and grandsonl Glass of 1952 f?J Eleven years old. Prospective Student and Graduate Compliments Armitage 0207 of LEZON,S MEAT M.ARKET WALTER STANCZEWSKI 1352 N. Ashland Armitage 2500-01 2134 N. Damen Chicago, Illinois Compliments Congratulations of to the ESS-KAY KORNER Graduates Ice Cream Parlor Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Wanat 5721 Archer Ave' Mr. and lNIrs. E. Korzawski, Prop 'A' We wish to extend our Best Wishes for a Successful Career to all the Students of Weber High School PULASKI EU I. EUMPANY 3025 West 26th Street COAL :: COKE :: FUEL OIL 'FELIQPHONE KAZ. PAZDAN ROC KW EI ,I , 8200 President 'lr -Ql- Cood Quality at Popular Prices Coarteous Service . . . Always . . ..' 2857-65 MILWHUKEE NUE At the same location since 1906 . . . 38 Years of Honest Values . . ..' Compliments Compliments of of THE YOUNG SYNCAPATORSU CH Stanley Jcnkner N Richard Luka Norbert Kazyk Gene Sepanek BEER - VVINES - LIQUORS 835 Milwaukee Ave. B681 lVlSll6S To Monroe 6956 Our Son's Graduating Class CHESTER SIWCZYNSKI , Proprietor MF. and Mrs. Elnll May'Cf -gg- Tel. Armitage 4130 1,ffen.wd SIEMIANOWSKI Aumm01,f1.f.v Emhalmer BAKERY 1224 Noble Street Brunswick 3596 WOJCIECHOWSKI Undertaker - Free Use of Three Beautiful Air-Conditioned Chapels and Organ 2127-29 Webster CHICAGO Congratulations to the Weber Football Team TONY and JEEP Your Regular Milkman Wishes Y on The Best of Luck Greetings to the Boys JOHN A. STANEK President Polish Alma Mater of America Compliments of A Friend -93... ak SAX E MONEY THRU HEALTHWAY LAUNDRY 'Iii Huy, Una, Banda, -IEP 2220 NORTH DAMEN AVENUE Ph A g 8463 'A' Cut Flowers Artistic Floral Designs Plants Decorations for Churches and Halls ILES FLUHIST GREENHOUSES and NURSERIES in connection with ST. ADALBERT'S CEMETERY JUL. F. SZATKOWSKI, supf. MILWAUKEE AVENUE NILES, ILLINOIS Telephone Kildare 1508 Flowers of All Kinds - for Weddings - Banquets - Parties - Funerals And All Occasions ,95- M1 A Y ,N , A .ph 'x .N 4 Av, g 1. . jp fm'- --wwe: Q- . ' f 1 .5 f 1 A 115' , lvl- 4- f I , 'W X. i E 'I if 'Q - li f -w W. 0 1 W Q ' i ? X 7 X . I B S , g 1 f W V ,Q 4 v 99 , --7' 0 9151906000 i ' Donna 150611: IV -14, S1 1 w.u-eA c.sa-'rv, Ja. .Q Q 1Q3ynn1ec.von - scuoom olvnsnon 5 -if if Uf1E!lflQ llQ ENGRAVTNG CO. , CHICAGO 1 I ir' 1 1 1 1- A 1'-u . A ' 'J .1111-, i':'Q-, Y -1 .1 - ' I 'I Q . 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