Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1948
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Ze CiZ306aAin 1948 Presenfed by fh NIOR CLASS WEBER HIGH SCHOOL go2 5 L4 Z .5 Y' 2' If Sv , f f A W Q 4 5 5 ag 4, 1-L , ff QQ A-1 , .Vw 425 -.4 .' l ,yy R ,. Ak i! , Q W? xx Z A9 . Rt C QF' hum, Lv ., ' .Q .abt 7!0ll - . ll jI'P,5AI1lllH you . .. ll 5, A P you And Your School From the warm, delicate breezes of summer, on through the delightful winter season and budding spring, you have spent many hours in the school and at home, busily trying to gain a liberal education so that lite's rocky pathway might be made more smooth. In student activities-these included sports, the various clubs, the DOLPHIN and the WEBER NEWS, socials-you contributed your bit to make the year an eventful and memorable one. Indeed, without your help, nothing could have been accomplished. You ARE Weber High School. You are affiliated with North Central Associa- tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, University ot Illinois, and State of Illinois Department of Education. lage-1 0,1 DIN OI' ll H llll Iaha Ull fninr Q,-1 Q is A 1 f Q' Q Z 1 -'1 . Q ,ann ,, D l'ea:.g..qJ 'fg- V f 'M l leakcafion X- To you, Father John S. Mix, C. R., we dedicate this edi- tion ot the Dolphin. In doing so we add our humble tribute to the recognition given by the members of your Congregation when they chose you Superior General ot the Order as a reward for your work. X Many men shall not forget the things which you had so unseltishly taught them when you were Rector of the St. John Cantius Seminary. These men shall instill the love of God and Country in their fellow man according to the principles you had instilled in them. IQQU. .sandy EOM, CIQ Prznfzpaf Principal since April 1942, the Rev. Stanley Fiolek. CR. left Weber at the end of the first semester to assume the duties as pastor of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. During his principalship The Weber News and The Dolphin were brought back to life. The enrollment grew from two hundred students to the present five hundred. During his regime the school, furthermore, made great strides in athletics and scholarships. Page 8 RW. ollouifi ju5in.4Li, lgrincipaf . The opening of the second semester found the Rev. Louis A. Tusinski, CR, at the helm of Weber High School. Before taking over the task, he was a teacher at the school for four and a half years. Father Tusinski received his Bachelor of Arts degree at St. Louis University in l936. He continued his studies at the Pontihcal Gregorian University and in 1940 re- ceived the degree of Licentiate of Sacred Theology at the Catholic University of America. 'G- S Wo clerfi 0 Reverend Edwm L Bak C R Bachelor of Arts St LOUIS Umversnty Rellgxon I Enqlxsh III Amerlcan Llterature Ch'1pla1n of Fathers Club Reverend Paul I Balcer CR Bachelor of Ants St Louxs Unix erslty Pol sh I RCIIQIOH I Chemxstry Reverend Iohn S Dznelskx C R Bwchelor of Arts St Louls Llmxerslty Plwne Geometry Physxcs Moderator of Lamerw Club Reverend Henry I Gomulka C R Bwchelor of Arts St Louis UHINQFQIIY Intm I Religion II Latin IV Reverend Louxs Gracz C R Bachelor of Arts St LOUIS Umxerslty Relxqlon I World HlSt0I'y Chaplam of Mothers Club Director of Don Bosco Club L Reverend Adolph I Istok C R Master of Arts St Louxs Umxerslty Algebra I Trlgonometry Golf Coach Reverend Edward P Kogut C R Bwchelor of Arts St Louxs Umxerslty Latm Il Latm III xbrarmn d,l CtCf2I Reverend Ioseph I Korabnk C R B1chelor of Arts St Louls Unlverslty Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra Solld Geometry Rellglon III Asslstant Prlnclpal Reverend Peter P Lenczyk C R Muster of Arts St Louis Umversxty Adx anced Pohsh Relxqlon III US Hnstory Cxvncs Chaplam of Ladies Auxnlxary Semor Faculty Advlsor Reverend LeonardI Lewandowskn C Master of Sclence Catlcollc Unlverslty Algebra I Advanced Algebra Psychology Assistant Athletlc Dlrector Reverend Bruno S Ostrega C R Bachelor of Arts bt Louxs Umx erslty Rellgxon II Engllsh IV Englnsh Llterature Moderator of Dolphm Reverend Gregory I Palubnckx C R Bachelor of Arts St LOUIS Umverslty General Science Physlology Rellglon IV Athletxc Dxrector Reverend Cas1m1r I Wlezlen C R Bachelor of Arts St LOUIS Unlverslty Engllsh II Lxterature II Instructor of Dru er Trammg and EdUC3tlOH Reverend Thaddeus C Zygowlcz CR Bachelor of Arts St LOUIS Unnxerslty Relxg1on I Englxsh I Moderator of Weber News . ,.. , ' x , . ,.. 1 . ,.R. A , I . ,fn L , , , I c , . 155 A ill: it IQ .,fJc,,,w401,e I' I' I' I' I' I' I' Raymond T Czarmk Master of Arts Nxagara Unlversxty ournallsm Frenchl II Psycholoqy Socxology Moderator of the Her ldcrs FIOYIBH Czonstka Bachelor of Laws De Paul Umvers ty Drrcctor of MUSIC Walter A Lenczyk B chelor of Arts Purdue Umver 1ty Assrstant Football Coach Coach of Fly and Bantam Basketball teams Al lVIcGuff Bachelor of Scxence Notre Dame Urnverslty Football Coach Basketball Co Thomas A Niurphy Bachelor of Arts St Ambrose Colleqe Latm I Matthew S Steplen Bachelor of Phllosophy De Paul UHIVQISIIY Physrology S anley I Tabor Bachelor of Phxlosophy Loyola Un1vers1ty Enqllsh I Literature I ach e I I U ' , , , M . ' M . . Algebra I, Physical Education M . M . . M . r . 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Z ,, s W, ,,,, 1 Q i,..n-Q-1 2 'gil' GEORGE OWCARZ Vlce P es dent of QCIIIOI' Class Presldent of Se nor B Rowl BANICKI RONALDI Klller St Stanislaus Kostla lntramurals l 2 3 4 Faxorlte Subject Algebm Ambxtxon Busmessman Rom 2 BEGER STANLEYI Stas Glee Club 1 2 Class Oflxcer 3 Faworlte Subject French Ambxtlon Radlo Engmeer BIALK ROBERT lefty St Stamslaus Kostka Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Monogram Club 4 Fax orxte Subject Hlstory Ambltlon Busmessman Pglh Row3 BOIAN ROMAN W Boj St Stamslaus B and M lntramurals l 2 3 4 Soclal Committee 3 4 Dolphxn 4 Favorlte Subject Physlcs Amb1t1on ClV1l Englneer St Camxllus Intramurals 123 Favorlte Subject Phys1cs Ambltlon Lawyer CHRUSCIEL LEONARD E Churchxll St Constance Intramurals 1234 Favorxte Subject Mathemat1cs Ambxtxon Electr1calEngmeer ' - r i ., A . . I . v ll 0 YY ll GY' , . , . . i . ' . . ' A ' : C ' ' . Z ' V 46 YY t , . St. john Cantiusg Intramurals 1,2,3 CHMAI, FRANCIS A. Bookie . 3 ' . 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Sam b Page 17 VVILLIAM SKOVVRON Vlce Prcsldent Senxor B Rovx 3 CZARNECKI PETERI Pete St Stamslaus Kostka Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Favornte Subject Physxcs Ambxtxon Engmeer CZERNIAK RICHARD Cherrles Andersen School Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Student Manager 34 Favorite Subject' Mathematlcs AmbltlOH Pathologlst FITZ, WALDEMAR Doc Cooper Schools Tennls 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4, Dolphin 4 Weber News 2,3 Socnal Committee 3,4, Honor Roll 2 Favorlte Subject: Engllsh Ambxtxon Physxclan and Surgeon J I f I - . .3 gy A ff J , j anazef ,peg j X i l 1 Secretary of Senior Class ! , 1 . . I 1 Q 4 as n U V' , , r , . o , ' O 4 1 - V , 1 ' ' , . , 3 . . . I . . U ' H . . : . Y I I I , , , , , CHESTER IENDRYCZKA VICE President Senxo A Rowl GLAB EDWIN Ed Row3 GRUDEK RAYMOND Ray St Helen Intramurals 1 Z 3 4 Camera Club 4 Favorxte Subject Physlcs Ambltlon Lawyer Row 2 GRAIVIZA ROBERT F Grams St Lad1slaus Intramurals 1 2 34 I-Ieralders 4 Glee Club 1 2 Cheer Leader 1 Favorlte Sublect Algebra Ambltlon Busmessman GROCHOVVINA GEORGE F Chauncey St Wenceslaus Football 1 Tenms l 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Soc1al Commxttee 4 Weber News 34 Glee Club 1 Favorlte Subyect Geometry Ambltlon Engmeer Pg18 Immaculate Heart of Mary Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Favonte Subyect Mathematxcs Ambltlon M6Ch3D1C3I Engmeer GUTKE MARTINI Marty St Hyacmth Football 12 Intramurals l 2 34 Favorxte Subyect French Amb1t1on Rad1o T6ChH1ClaH HORKA PHIL Columbus School Intramurals I 2 3 4 Fax or1te Sublect Algebra Amb1tlOH Electr1calEng1neer .- . .r 54 yy ll YY 9 9 O . 1 ,,, . . . 'YY ll YY , . Q 3 avr ll YI . , . , , ' Q Q 1 V ' vyv 9 4 ' ll 77 0 5 Y ,,,Z ,,, . . . 1 , ,,. ,1 ae CHESTER OSTROWSKI Pre-slclent of Senior Class Pres clcnt of Semor A Rowl 1ABLoNsK1 IOHN Iabo ROW3 IASKULSKI 1oHN1 Iazz St Hedwlg Intramurals 12 Camera Club l 2 Socnal Commlttee 3 4 Faxorlte Subyect Aclxanced Algebra Amb1tlOD Auclltor Row 2 IAKICIC IOSEPH I Country Bo St Thecla Intramurals l 2 34 I Football l Camera Club 2 4 Weber News 3 4 Dolphm 3 4 Class Officer l Favorxte Subyect Chemxstrx Amb1t1on Pharmamst ANUS IOHN johnny St ames Intramurals I 2 34 Traflic Officer l 2 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Trigonometry Ambltlon Pharmicrst St Anne Intramurals 2 3 Faxorlte Subject Rellgnon Ambltlon Busmessman IEKOT STANLEY Stas St Stanislaus B and M Intramurals l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Favorlte Sublect Algebra Ambrtron Busmessman IENDRYCZKA CHESTER Chet St Barbara Basketball 12 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Heralders 4 Class Oflicer l 2 3 4 Faxorlte Sublect Algebra Ambmon Radlo Announcer i . ll YY ll YY Y Y 5 . 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I22'Il IORZAK RICHARD H Rlck Langland School Intramurals 3 4 Dolphln 4 Soclal Commlttee 3 4 Heralders 3 Favorlte Subject Psychology Ambltlon Teacher KIESKOWSKI IOSEPH St Valentine Intramurals 34 Favorlte Subject C1v1cs Ambxtlon Busmessman KLATT NORBERT Ken St V1ator Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Weber News 4 Favorlte Subject Physlcs AmbltlOH Naval Engmeer KROPIEWNICKI STANLEY A St Stamslaus B and M Intramurals l 2 3 4 Dolphln 4 Honor Roll 2 Class Officer I Favorlte Subject Geometry Ambltlon Audltor KULESA CASIMIR I Casey St Fldells Intramurals 3 4 Favorxte Subject l'I1story Ambrtlon Commercxal Advertlser IURKIEWICZ ANTHONY St Stanlslaus Kostka ntramurals l 2 avorlte Subject Lat n mb1t1on onductor of Music KLACZEK FRANCIS V Freckles St Stamslaus B and M ntramurals l 2 3 4 olphm 4 on Bosco Club 2 3 Class Oflicer 4 Favorlte Subject Mathematlcs Amb1t1on Mechanxcal Engmeer KOZIOL EDWIN I Kozy t Stanlslaus B and M Intramurals l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Dolphxn 4 Soclal Commxttee 3 4 on Bosco Club 2 3 Class Ofllcer 2 avorlte Subject Mathematlcs Ambxtxon Baseball Player KRYSINSKI IOSEPH Doc St V1ator ntramurals l 2 3 4 ootball 2 Tenms 4 Weber News 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Favorxte Subject Algebra Amb1t1on Busmessman KWAK BOLESLAUS Sacred Heart Favornte Subject Latln Ambltlon Lawyer Pg0 9 0 2 u - at z Y . . 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Y F 3 - , Y Q ll ?Y s 1 Y al e2 KWARCINSKI, EUGENE j. 4lTinyyt St. Hyacinth Intramurals 2.3 Heralders -4 Traffic Officer l,2,3,4 Favorite Subject: Mathematics Ambition: Electrical Engineer LATA GEORGE Buddy Table Grove School Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Cheer leader 1 Social Committee 3 4 Heralders 4 Favorite Subject French Ambition Businessman MASLOWSKI FRAN i Holy Innocents Class Officer 3 Favorite Subject Physics Ambition Priest MILOCH RICHARD G Richie St Hyacinth Intramurals l 2 3 4 Drama C'ub 2 Soc al Committee 3 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 1 Dolphin 4 Librarian 2 3 Favornte Subject Mathematics Ambition Priest IVOCZARNY WALTER Moch St Hyacinth Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Heralders 4 Favorite Subject Algebra Ambition Busmessman lg 1 KWIATKOWSKI, ANTHONY Flowers St. Hyacinth Intramurals 3,4 Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Monogram Club 4 Favorite Subject: Mathematics Ambition: Accountant LIVORSI ANTHONY Blubber St Staruslaus B and M Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Dolphm 4 Class Officer 3 Favorite Subject History Ambition Pharmacist MAY RAYMOND j Columbus School Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Favorite Subject Chemistry Ambition Aeronautical Engineer MITRENGA EDWIN F St Hyacinth Intramurals l 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 Heralders 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Social Committee Dolphin 4 Favorite Subject English Ambition Priest MROWCZYNSKI IOSEPH E Pickles St Fidehs Basketball l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 Weber News 3 Honor Roll 2 Class Officer 2 Fax orite Subject Mathematics Ambition Businessman Y u n y C5 YY Y Q , 1 Y I C YY 0 y . . 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Muscles St. Hyacinth Intramurals l,2,3,4 Favorite Subject: French Ambition: Businessman TOMASIK IOHN Smiley St lohn Cantlus Intramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Social Committee 4 Cheer Leader 2 Heralders 4 Favorite Subject Physics Ambition Electrical Engineer UZDROWSKI LAWRENCE Lorry Immaculate Heart of Mary Intramurals l 2 3 4 Go l Z 3 Bon Bosco Club l 2 3 4 Favorite Subject History Ambition Priest WESOLOVVSKI NORBERT at St Hedwig Intramurals l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Social Committee 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 Favorite Subject English Ambition Dentist WOITYLA HENRY L Brain St Mary of the Angels Weber News 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Honor Roll 4 Favorite Subject Civics Ambition West Point Graduate 13 SPERA, EDWARD Snowshoes Annunciation Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Monogram Club l,2,3,4 Class Ofiicer 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 Favorite Subject: Algebra Ambition: Electrical Engineer TUSZYNSKI ANDREW E Tuszy St Hyacinth Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dolphin 4 Favorite Subject Mathematics Ambition Electrical Engineer WVARCHOL LOUIS Louie St Hyacinth Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Favorite Subject Civics Ambition Businessman WILCZEWSKI ROBERT Bob St Hedwig Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Heralders 4 Traffic Officer 1 2 3 Favorite Subject History Ambition Dentist WVYSOCKI RICHARD Nick St Pancratius Intramurals 3 4 Favorite Subject History Ambition Businessman ZARAZINSKI, CLIFFORD 'G 1 Cliff , St. Stanislaus Kostka Intramurals 12.3 , Favorite Subjet: , French A 17 I ' Q, , Ski Pxmbltlonz gW'V,f A fig. Nlmmq Engmcer J A 6UOI'y Ol? 0 jl'0Al'J fl, U pflilll WQIAOHI UH fl IL' ' . f fl . O ,SOCIUII IA' Cl! lflf gl 6ll'lf!05l . . . lll' P0171 ADVANCED ALGEBRA S. Walenga lL.l and W. Guziak QRJ study the intrica- cies of Advanced Algebra. ALGEBRA I T. Kuczek fsittingl checks over the work of L. Staron in First Year Algebra. PLANE GEOMETRY R. Stec, R. Zuranski and D. Graczyk QL. to RJ watch at- tentively, as D. Babicz con- structs a complicated figure in his study of Plane Geometry. lg! af cf' .M rgq l '+-L jim llfllablz O! pomanfic anguaged Top S Walenga G Schumann and E Mevers lsittinql translatinq a simple French sentence Center left-Setting an example in studiousness are ll.. to RJ R. Tryba, R. Daly, R. Rymut. and R. Qsel. Center right-An attentive listener is R. Gramza as R, VVilczewski explains. Bottom-R. Sroka, N. Barwig and T. Ccgielski gaze intently as VV. Zurowski indicates Italy. the birthplace of Latin. 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' Skulls of every klnd were displayed by you the student body In the varlous student actlvltnes Those masters ot the pen Indeed found outlets for their literary talents In both the WEBER NEWS and the DOLPHIN Photography provnded many hours of amusement and practical knowledge for the members ot the Camera Club Members of thus club provided the photographs for the newspaper and for parts ofthe year book Mighty voices were given an opportunity to prove their excellence at the Heralders first production a serles of three one act plays Ot course Webers actors didnt wm any academy awards but Indeed they showed their merit by finishing second In the Catholic Play Festival And Your School These opportunities have been glven to you by your chool It you drd not cooperate wuth your school and your chool wth you nothmg would have been accomplushed I244 I , . . , . . I , . , . ' I I C . . - . , s 1 , . Q J ff ,ff3.1y1i,0Jf' I A1024 Lffwfffff f?!jff, fgu X5 Y--h,JQ,f4fuC. '-' 426 602155 btiovpi 96604 Riff! , iff-.16 Annan- 'S 2 -angnunr- mwnllutllx'- ,vw 4 x., S! in '..-K -- E? av M Top-Editor A.Roszkowski Ihack to canieral illustrates ri point while his stafl fl. to r., scatcdl R, Sotiuski. R. Stoginski. lal-cicic. G.OwcarZ, fi.Groclioxx'iii.i. and P. Nlotroni. 1St.uiding, l. to r,l D. Ros:lqou'sl-ci. H.Sicja. Rauila. lf.BL1c:kiL-wiuz. l,Krysmsl:i. and E.Ratajc:yk listen attviitivvly. Right-Editor A, Roszkowski lleftl rt-liaslws .in .irtiqlc he yond recognition of its original author .us Rexx 'l' Zygowicz. CR.. critically looks ou, iewri oun 5 Even as man made his advancements in this eventful year, so also did the WEBER NEWS keep the pace. constantly adding improvements. This yearls VVEBER NEYVS made use of photographs and illustrations on a far greater scale than its predecessors. Fine cooperation among the editor, the photographers, and the artist made this possible. Cries of Alley. whens the paper coming out? became a memory, thanks to the frequent appear- ance ofthe schoolboy journal. lndeed, this qual- ity was one of the paperis outstanding virtues. Pair. 4 ,gave ' o 02' .X4 SOUR! l an Cl, ZQLLIQJ Upper left-R. Peters being X-rayed for tuberculosis as H. Kapalczyn:-ski awaits his turn. Upper right-Dr, Koziol examines L. Gierat for perforated ear-drums. Bottom left-Coronary check-up of Kawalko by Dr, Koziol - part of the schools Health Program. Bottom right-I. Nlrowczynski receiving infra-red treatment for injuries received during a basketball game. l .lgc -CH ,ami 42.64 ., ga Realizing the need of Gods help in our everyday life, we set aside our studies for a while to bring ourselves closer to God. After spending a week in meditation and prayer, we re- solved to mend our ways and live according to the doctrines of the Catholic Church. The annual retreat, held from Ianu- ary 27 to Ianuary 30, was con- ducted by the Rev. Leo Patrick CP. Since the school chapel was too small to accommodate the huge student body, the retreat was held at the St. Stanislaus Kostka lower church. Upper left-View frcm the rrxir of St. Stanislaus K. Church of the retreat- ants at Mass cn the opening day of Retreat. Upper righth-Father Leo Patrick, CP. warms up to his conference. Center-Father Dzielsl-ci. CR.. raise the chalice at the lflevation. Bottom-Students listen attenrively to one of Father Patricks conferences. Parte Pl jlzedlaiand java! fAe gocuwb Upper left-R. Miloch holds a Conference with lawyer G. Lara while lleft to rightl M. Iazdzewski, T. Kucharzak, Ianiec, R. Nogajewski. R. Kapelanski, and Ed Labuz listen in. Upper right-R. Milcch, masquerading as a woman. discusses family affairs with Uher sons, T, Kucharzak and M. Iazdzewski. Lower left-R. Miloch pleads in vain with Uher father E. Kwarcinski that she does not wish to marry the villain, R. Pokornowski. in UNO. No. a Thousand Times No! Lower left-center-R. Kapelanski, R. Miloch, and C, Nlrowinski show solicitude over the uillnessu of E. Mitrenga in the last act of Papa. Behavef' Lower center-right-The cast of No Curtain Calls. standing left to right: M. Pisze kiewicz, A. Rondina. and G. Lata: Seated left to right: M, Iazdzewski and F. Przbylski. Lower right-I. Dyja, as coach. demonstrates to M. Gralak and T. Napiorkowski how to hypnotize Ianiec in skit. MDress Reversal. Page 50 C6 77 CLIQCL E CLUQ February 29 the Heralders presented Papa, Behavef' a three-act comedy dealing with the love of Appleby. played by E. Mitrengia. and the effort of his three sons to keep their heme wonianless. R. Miloeh as Otto Chiig inipersonates the fictitious wife of Appleby and brings with her three Hdivineu children, played by E. Labuz. Augustyn. and V. Lapaglia. VVhen the complications are cleared. the three sons. M. lazdzskski. T. Kucharzak and Ianiec. agree to let their father lead his life free from interference. Upper left-The Director-Moderator Mr. Czarnik and cast of Papa Behavew pose for a photo. Standing left to right-R. Czarnik, C. Mrowinski, E. Kwarcinski. E. Labuz. I. Augustyn. E. Labnz, V. Lapaglia. R. Nogajewski, G. Lata. R. VVilCzewski. R. Kapelanski. Sitting: laniec. I. lazdzewski, R. Miloeh, E. Mitrenga, T. Kucharzak. Upper right-E. Labu: and V. Lapaglia aniiise Mrs. Protrask with their antics. Center left-R. Miloch inipersonates a woman very ctinningly as her Hsonsu T. Kticharzak and M. lazdzewski look in. Center rightgli. Mitrenga and R. Miloch plot mischief. Lower left-E. Labuz watches closely as Mr. VVar:ala applies make-up on E. Mitrenga. Lower rightHC. Mrowinski shows disapproval of antics of E. Labuz and V. Lapaglia as R. Kapelanski lends moral support, OC OO Top row-F. Czonstka. D. Ross, Lignowki, C. Bielatowicz. B. Ligenza. VV. Kapecki, R. Ferrari. E. Lindstroni. Hildebrandslci. R. Peters. A. Banaszak. Tomasik. C. Bielagja. E. Nlitrenga. Center row-Cv. Schumann, R. Wojtas. R. Nlaciejewski, Krajewski. C. Synakiewiez, li. lin.- anski. Colletti. VV, Lesniak. Augustyn. N. Barwig. lf. Knych. lf. lablonski, C. lTai'i.1a A. Skalecki. Front row-Mr. F. Czonstka. A. Roszkowslci. W. Cuziak. O'es:l:.ewiu:. R. Chiiiielewsfz. H. Schinuttenmaer, E. Szdlczynski. M. Krupa, R. Sroka. R, Panlil. N, Bartnicki, N. Zubik. M, Guzick, ,ML re glue udic-ma em The VVeber High Cvlee Club under the able direction of Mr. F. Czonstka demonstrated its ability in the Annual Weber Concert, held at St. Stanislaus Kostka Auditorium. February 29. I9-18. Workiiig diligently and for the sole purpose of giving a good account of themselves, the members of the Glee Club uncomplainingly sacrificed their precious time. Some of the gay. entrancing tunes which they presented were Lights Out. UAmapola. i'Gypsy Love Song, Ulieautiful Dreainsf' and The Cossacksf' An added feature presented by the Cvlee Club was a number of solos-i'Toyland and Now is the Hour sung by Emil Knych. and 'Til Take You Home Again. Kathleen and UDown South sung by G. Bielaga. D. Ross and F. Czonstka. The Glee Club, like football, is very important for the well-being of any school. The more accomplished members of the Glee Club formed a part of the 250 voice mixed chorus in the Catholic High School Spring Festival, which was held at the Civic Opera House, Sunday, April 25. 19-lb. Page 52 Left to right-C. Nlrowiiiski, A. Rondina. M. laid- zcwski, L. VVy:socki, E. Mitrcngzi, and G. Oxvcurz discuss various aspects of the religious life at one cf the frequent meetings of the Don Bosco Cluli. jufure arriem 0 flue Crow To foster the vocation of the priesthood, the Don Bosco Club was instituted at Weber. This Club held monthly meetings under the able guidance of the Reverend Louis Gracz, C.R. The members were familiarized with the priestly life: the members visited the Novitiate of the Congregation of the Resurrection in Cragin to see how the novices live. Evidently the purpose of the club was fulfilled, for four of its members - C. Nlrowinski, E. Mit- renga, F. Maslowski, and L. Uzdrowski of the Sen- ior class entered the C. R. Novitiate on April 12. Page 53 .9091 scifi' 'W K 43335 lmawww ,WW , , .7 -I V M Y -I V I - ...ia 'N A V' R . , '. ' r ar! I W V , ' A While Racila lfar lefti, vice-president, examines a photographic paper, Iakicic lhack to cainerai, president of the Camera Club, demonstrates the use of enlarger to tl, to r.b R. Bogdan, T. Czarnecki, R, l-lejza, E. Glab, F. Grunewald. E. Sobota, C. Michael, R. Zawilen- ski, S. Przybylski and R. Iorzak. l'l'lCl,iQlflI sgzlflftel' .Sz'l6ll0l0eI 5 After a lapse of one year, the Camera Club once again began to function under the leadership of its mod- erator, the Rev.I.Dzielski, CR., and its president, Iakicic. The purpose of the club was to teach its new members the fundamentals of photography and to develop photographers capable of supplying the Weber News and 'iThe Dolphin with outstanding shots of school ac- tivities. The expenses of these instructions were covered by the sale of photographs of various school activities. Page S4 VY l OP ll F Poznmskr W Frt TOIUISIR R or sk H Sleja and ablonskr keep elosc XX itch Bottom Conklm lcentmrl reports Cn hrs txcket sale to E Kozlol W Skovxron N Wcsolowsk1 B Bonn C MfONXll19kl R Cxtko C OSYFOWSRI md B Mlloch lserted left to rrjhtl md G Lrtw T R eppa G Grochoxum I MFOWCZYUSRI l:. Mltrenga G Ox mrz 1nd akxuc lstandmg L to R I 6ll'U'lQl'fi of SOCLCL eafion Largely due to able leaders the schools soclal act1v1t1es have been hrqhly successful Wrth the Rev P Lenczyk C R as moder ator and I Raclla as chaxrman the soclal committee sponsored three prosperous roller skatmg partres Part of the money earned from these P th enterprrses was used to defray the expenses of the Semor rom e der of the Semor fund was donated tovx ard equlppmg the future school band vuth unrforms FEITIZIIFI Page 55 ix I I W , - I-.wily . 5 , , 3 V r ff V ' V gsm Y , -, , ' A T -Bulancint the hooks is chairman Racila lcenter, sitting! as members . 2 . . . ':, I. .I zz, . I.I ' I . I. h -I I . I . ' -. ' ' .l ' '. ' , . 1:1 .K I.I. ' . ., Q . . V . . ,' ' . E. Mitrenga, president of the Heralders, explains the setting of a scene to members of the Club. They are: Left to right: Front to back: Row l-I. Augustyn, R. Kapelanski. E. Labuz, A. Pocius Row 2-C. Mrowinski, M. Gralak. Ianiec, A, Rondina Row 3-R. Olinski, V. LaPaglia, R. Nogajewski, L. Wysocki, M. Piszkiewicz M. Iazdzcwski, R. Pckornowski. R. Polk Row -1-E. Labuz, F. Przybyiski, T. Napiorkowski. W. Napiorkowski Row 5-F. Kijak Standing-G. Owcarz. Dyja jltefiloianfi 0 jomorrow During the year 1947-19-18 the l-leralders Drama and Debate Club developed a greater sense of poise in being more attentive to drama. ln preparing a program of action the youthful thes- pians not only presented major dramatic works for public appre- ciation but also brought two all important dates to the students' mind, Christmas and lVlother's Day. This years dramatic program was off to a fine start with three One-Act Plays produced on Nov. 23. They are Dress Reversal, No Curtain Calls. and UNO, No, A Thousand Times No. The second major venture for the year, which fell on Feb. 29, was a three act farce, Hpapa Behavef' On Nov. 29 at Loyola High School, Weber High School entered a One-Act Play Contest and finished in second place. Although no great honors were bestowed upon this club, their purpose of aiding the students in attaining a greater degree of personal confidence, poise, and speech development was achieved. Page 56 'S jj ,.a jflk.. Upper lcft and lower right-Scenes in the Cafeteria. Lower Left-Scene from No Curtain Calls. Upper Center-E.lVleycrs and R.Kapelanski Cavort as the Center Left and Upper Right-Scenes from --NO NOV A Andrew Sisters during Christmas Program. Thousand Times NO. ' Center Right-E. Kwarcinski plays Santa Claus. Page 60 Especially in the field of sports were Weberites given an opportunity to bring fame and glory to their school I cluded In league competition were football basketball golf and tennis These sports not only brought renown to the school but also they enabled the students to acquire that intangible quality school spirit Here the school got squarely behind the hardcourt the students providing the moral backing from the stands by cheers The two minor sports golf and tennis provided add: tional outlets forthe links and tennis court stars abilities And Your School Because of you Weber High School needs to enlarge the trophy case ll! . . . . n- the players-the athletes doing their best on the gridiron and wk EU -:.f3w ' f 0. A Ii , ff 55,4 'W 1 j g, rw, .... 151.4 L,-f ' 'Q 4 1 0 wx Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber jk IQ! FOOTBALL SCORES Non-League Games .Horde Ioliet St. Mel League Games Fenwick St. George 6 ........32 .,,.....19 ' ' ........2O De Paul Holy Trinity ..... St. Philip .,.,.....,. 0 Loyola St. Ignatius Upper left-I. Sweeney trips E. Spera 1531 after a short gain through tackle. Other players Stuenker 1413 and G. Abata l36j of St. Ignatius. Bottom left-View of the Soldiers Field during Weber-Trinity game. 'W tw., CLIWL La jAl 0ll,g Upper right-Bill Skowron tries desperately to break away frcm Sweeney of St. lgnatius after siiaring a lcnj pass. Center-W. Skowron 157i skirts left end for 8 yards as P. l-lenke starts out in pursuit. Lower right-Co-Capt. C.Ostrowski 1391 maps strategy during time-out. W. Zurowski 4-ill and rest of team- mates lend an attentive ear. With only one returning regular from the previous season, the football squad was in the unenviable position of being considered unex- perienced, lacking weight and height. But in spite of all these obstacles they managed to make a favorable showing in league play, fini- shing fourth in the North Section. The Red Horde was off to a good start, trouncing Ioliet 45 to 14 at Lane Stadium. Sport scribes then took notice of the Red and White eleven and rated them another 'fLittle David team. St. Mel's Cadets felt the power of the Weber gridders, losing 37 to O. ln the opener against Fenwick, however, Dame Fortune turned thumbs down on the Division Streeters. as the Horde was downed 25 to 6. The following week the Horde shel- lacked St. Georges Dragons 31 to O. Now the Red and White eleven was rolling. Trin- ity's Tigers fell prey to the Weber eleven, 32 f ? f ,.-1:-Q 5' 1.1'v w 3 e 'ff 'N65 'fi A E .. 5 VZ' ' film 1 .xgcfion gakre Upper left-R.Ocar 1223 circles end for 5 yards as E. Kcmada 1291 and unidentified player close in for the tackle. Upper right-Referee and G. Pollack llhl chase VV,Fkowron's punt on the St. George I0 yard line. Clrcle-VV.Skowrun is stifled nmmemarlly at the line of scrimmage as C.Ostrowsl-ci HQ! blocks out R. VVa51ner ll-ll .md B. Nlikrut 1251. liottctrn-St. George forward wall lwloeks W. Slum mn 5 attempt of point after wuelmdown. Page 67 Left to Right: Row l-E. Baggetto. L. Pawela. R. Grace. P. Voegtle, M. Fijo- lek, D. Liss. R. Komarewich, D. Babicz, I. Kurzawski. C. Synakiewicz, T. Ken- nedy, Mgr. B. Agnew. Row 2-A. Gawron, R. Kotlarz, B. Dill I. Cetner, T. Dvorak. K. Kortas, C Bielatowicz. Ianowick. F. Zelek, D Finn, R. Kolbiaz. R. Kielas, V. Gruzal- ski. T. Kuczek. Mgr. Grey Row 3-W. Bukowski. R. Koziol, I Long, l'l. Szablewski. R. Miles. R. Bork A. Ciullo. V. Kwasniewski. R. Duda L. Staron. W. Stec, T. Chwierut. M Dzierwa. P. Gerambia, B. Gongola, R Kasper. W. Bialczak W.Skoxx'ron 1573 hemmed in by W. Burke, Conelly, T. Whelan, and P. Hester as he approaches line of scrimmage. Other players in the picture are T. Roche 1113 and I. McGowan 1333 of Loyola and E. Buczkiewiecz 1251, W. Zurowski 1411, and T. Rzeppa 1501, of Weber. 7 gm won oloe u A Under the skillful guidance and leadership of head-coach Vyzral and assistant coach Cukierski, the Frosh-Soph football team began to round out as future varsity material. The experience received by the boys and the spirit which was imbued in their minds played an important part in the past year. The Frosh-Soph team began its season with a defeat. Morgan Park Nl. A. thrashed Weber by an embarrasing score of 19 to 2. ln the following game, however. the team with renewed spirits defeated Holy Trinity l-ligh School 6 to O in a thrilling battle. The most humiliating defeat of the season was handed them by the Angel Guardian Orphanage eleven. Weber was trounced and the final score remained 25 to O. St. Ignatius felt the sting of the unpredictable and determined team. The team showed signs of improve- ments in their 19 to 0 victory over St. Ignatius. With its season Hnished the Frosh-Sophs boldly challenged the Varsity team, As was expected. the Red l-lorde Varsity easily beat the underdogs 32-7. Page 68 Qflfie 0l'l'lQl'l iff Top-W.Skowron 1571 and E.Kaczmarek 1421 stop W. Burke 1231 of Loyola after a 5-yard gain. Other players, P. Collins 1241 of Loyola and R, Vkfilczewski 1471, F. Szyc 1301 and W. Drobena 1261 of Weber. - Center-A. Kwiatkowski 1311 beats D. Iung 1351 T. Murphy 1461 and F. Mooney 1341 of St. George to recover a fumble on the St. George 35- yard line. Bottom-E. Spera 1531 leads the way for W. Skowron's 1571 touchdown. 1.Stuenker 1361 and R. Sullivan 1521 of St. lgnatius make desperate effort to bring him down. Page 69 'hi V6 'iv . ' We OH LDQAFLJQ . fl 0 07152 Top-W. Barrett 1255 of Fenwick dashes for a touchdown. D. Amatto supplies needed interference. Bottom-G.Chernick and partially obscured St. Philip player stop W. Skowron after a short gain. Other players Grundy 1191, Welsh 1171 and Salerno 1433 of St, Philip and C. Ostrowski 1395 and R. Wilczeufski 147j of Weber. Page 70 gro5A -.SDOIQA .gn .fdcfion Upper left-T. Laski of Trinity lays hand on R, Grace of Weber Frosh-Soph Scores as T. Schultz comes to his aid. Right-I.NlinnQclc of Angel Guardian Orphanage circles right end. D. Liss and A. Gawron chase him out of bounds after a 25-yard gain. B, Harte of Angel Guardian in the back- ground. llottom-I. Cerner of Frosh-Soph stops Cwiklinski l20l of Varslty at the line of scrimmage. Page Tl Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Mor an Park Q 2 M. A, 19 6 Holy Trinity 0 Angel Guardian O Orphanage 25 19 St. lgnatius 0 7 Varsity 32 C, Ciwf Comm nm CL UNIORS Left to rlght Rowl M Fllolek L Klebles R Plaseckx R M3fC1Hk0WSk1 N Mager Row2 Coach AlMcGuff Mgr Grey N W6SOlOWSkl Co Capt G Owcarz Lo Capt E Spera A Kwnatkowslu Mgr G Serowneckl Row3 S Szubert Kullxck R Mack Lestarczyk R W1SH16WSkl W Madej V Laska R Les Row2 Coach Al McGuff Co Capt W Skovx ron A Ferenc C Radek Lalowsk1 Co Capt Mrowczynslu L Zych Mgr Grey Mgr G Serow1eck1 Rovx 3 M Prlll C Ostrovxskl E Buczklewlc T Rzeppa W NClPlOI'kOXVSkl T Kuczek Leffner H Klllan W Drobena I 2 A rv! - i , .I. , V. I ', - .v ' SENIORS-Left to right: Row 1-T. Annes, F. Szyc, E. Koziol, G. 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W PW . 3 fe Y L VVS' x 9 'Q 2 'Q 5 U W K S59 'Yf 3, 3' 2 Wm C .. ,, ww T-'EW Mm ing fAe gacL60ar0Li Upper left-Ialowiec C211 and Zembal IUNIOR SCORES 1343 go up for rebound against Loyola. Upper right-Ball caroms off board past McKendry of St. Philip. Lower left-McKendry f63l of St. Philip retrieves ball off board. Lower right-Annes QZIJ lays up a shot as Bornhoffen fl6l of Loyola waits for rebound. NON LEAGUE GAMES Weber NVeber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber ' Fenwick Tournament LEAGUE GAMES Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber NVeber NVc-ber VVeber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber JN 4 lg. Wy. La yQa Q. se, Q , X tai. .' QA' . 'X 513: si W? 1 3 ' Q if ' :X fi is 1 . Q 5 A , xi 1? q -uv. 9' I AMA X X 'fn H SENIOR SCORES NON LEAGUE GAMES Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber NVQ-ber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber 34 De La Salle 31 Mt. Carmel 56 Vocational 34 De La Salle 31 Mt. Carmel 31 Leo 53 Marquette lat Milwaukeel 43 Mt. Carmel 35 Alumni 45 St. George 32 De Paul 31 Holy Trinity LEAGUE GAMES 40 Loyola 47 Holy Trinity 45 St. Ignatius 53 Fenwick 27 De Paul 42 St. George 37 St. Philip 49 Loyola 52 Holy Trinity 73 St. Ignatius 57 Fenwick 47 De Paul 40 St. George 46 St. Philip LEAGUE PLAYOFFS 39 De La Salle 'Loyola Round Robin 'St. George Tournament ,r . I 'lll V ' Left to Right: Row l-E. Koziol, P. Motroni, Mrowczynski. L. Warchol, Pres. G. Owcarz, W. Skowron, R. Wilczewski. G. Stempora Row 2-E. Kaczmarek, 1. Cwiklinski, I. Macko, A. Rcszkowski. 1. Lalowski, S. Walenga. A. Kwiatkowski, R. Marcinkowski. Row 3-R. Piasecki, L. Kiebles, D. Rutkowski. W. Zurowski. Vice-Pres. C. Ostrowski, T. Rzeppa, E. Stoginski, Kullick, R. Les, N. NVc-solowski Absent-Sec. E. Spera, E. Buczkiewicz, R. Pacer. R. Ocar, F. Szyc. Wild .. Undoubtedly the most renowned club at Weber High School was the Monogram Club. lts members were leaders not only in sports but also in such social activities as the Annual Football Dance. The Rev. G. Palubicki, C. R., the moderator, made the club an active and popular organization. One major monogram, a vote of acceptance of the present members, and the oath were the only requirements for membership in this exclusive club. Page T8 A 'W K .1 ' Z El i 'Y , f . '4 A1' 15 3ff?ff2,f' T VL ',A ' x4i' L?f: ?xf?iA izgii I wg3' ,fifif 1 X539 , , 11 93 i six J XXL . .W X- .A X TU m - - W ., 1 ,W ' ,ff 35,4 4 18. 5. ffm J g if 1 . x 1 5 xsf' s fl: ,Q 4-, 131 1, ,H y 2 ff -wi' wwf.-Qlyfw M6 1 , nw MN ,r TW: at 1 fig' ' VV ,klwfifz fm X X yyiji, b Y f 3 ' 5' 3 -' I Q :SS .3 I 5 Q . 'lun luu , ffm awk, ,J -fy , 'rf A if N owning gif fgkgdiciueb Upper right-Left to right: T.Potempa. Kolet, E. Wojciak, E. Stoginski, and N. Mager exercise on upright wall bars. Upper left-R. Grcclek applying hold to T. Obecny. Left center-N.lVIager getting up in the world. Lower left-R.VVisr1iewski takes a mighty swing: N. Mager catching. Lower right-I-I. Pacholski referees a boxing match between P. Kofoclzinski and E.Baggetto. Right center-R.Bopp fleftl receives serve from W. Gruszka in an exciting ping pong match. Weluer Weber Weber VVeber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Welwer Weber Weber VVeber Weber Sc 17 35 28 -ll 32 18 16 33 35 32 26 36 26 29 ores Bantams Loyola Holy Trinity St. Ignatius Fenwick De Paul St. George St. Philip Loyola Holy Trinity St. Ignatius Fenwick De Paul St. George St. Philip Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber VVeber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber VVeber 31 27 Scores Flies Loyola Holy Trinity St. Ignatius De Paul St. George 2-I 25 Fenwick 21 21 17 St. Philip 28 Loyola I-Ioly Trinity St. Ignatius De Paul St. George St. Philip 36 20 22 Fenwick 14 26 20 fQl !Q1f Besides the regular Catholic League compet1t1on Weberites were qixen numerous opportunities to shine in athletics in intramural competition Various sports in cluded and some of these xxere boxing basketball ping pong xolleyball xxrestlinq and softball In the spotlight xxas basketball with a high scorinq Senior A fixe running off xxith the intramural crown Sophomore B xx as ruuner up To keep Weberites in tip-top condition, the usual classes in Phv-ed xx ere held, xxith boxing and xx restling for each student being compulsorv. Many a student lost those excess pounds via calisthenics. Mr. Walter Lenczyk putting the parallel bars, the mats for xx restling, boxing, and tumblinq. and the upright xx all bars for torturous gymnastics. Also a new game called elimination was introduced and met with the approval of all. Page Fil Upper left Softball under the super xision of Coach VV Lenczyk Upper right Kolet and A Gaxx ron leap ox er the buck Center left L Wysocki E Stoginski and D Graczyk domq forxxard and backxx ard Somersaults Center right E Stoqmski D Grac zyk, and N. Mager doing head stands. Lovx er left Favorite game of elimina- tion. Loxxer right-Coach W. Lenczyk on on parallel bars. Lower center-R. Sreck spikes volley- ball for a point. 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Mrs Joseph Ocar CONEY ISLAND RESTAURANT T553 W Duvlslon St HAMBURGERS CHILI RED HOTS O , . of I Frank Mleczlco, Prop. of , . , . of of I O lug- 9- We wish fo exfend our Besf Wishes for o Successful Career fo all fhe Sfudenfs of Weber High School PULASKI COAL COMP NY 3025 WEST 26th STREET COAL 0 COKE 0 FUEL OIL Telephone Presiclenf Rockwell 8200 Kaz Pozdon CONGRATULATIONS 'roI948WeberHlghGraduafes May y ur yea sf co Be cro cl th s ccess cl u whafeve Feld You cho s brl g cred? T yo r Alma Male T09 N DEARBORN ST 2nd fIoor CHICAGO 2 ILLINOIS John S Konopa Pres Felx B Wysockl AIbetA Gramza Sec 7901 1917 HEADQUARTERS IN CHI AND CHURCH GOODS CAGOS LOOP FOR RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Phone JUNlper 3450 BEL PARK CARTAGE CARTAGE CONTRACTORS FUEL OIL PACKAGE DELIVERY 3435 BELMONT AVE CHICAGO ILLINOIS Pg94 o r o me wne wi U an Yo r aclivilies in r I o e 'n i o u r. 0 o The Eccleslastlcal Goods Co. L ' ' . . I . , . i . ' r . , . Class Vice Pres. and Treas. Class I - ' I COMPLIMENTS 0 ARCTIC ' ICE CREAM 0 CO JACKS FINER MEATS MEATS ond POULTRY SIEMIANOWSKI 84 SON Fancy Bakery and Confectionery Orders Token for c1II Occasions SUCH AS WEDDINGS BANQUETS PARTIES ETC WE DELIVER I224 NOBLE ST Phone BRUNSWICK 3396 COMPLIMENTS 2808 W Dlversey Ave THE . Belmont 9660 We Deliver ROY DELLS ' C I E O of ' Serving You For Over 38 Years . . O I of A. . ' O Phone ARMITAGE 9209 TEOFII. KILIAN GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTOR 2733 W Potomac Ave Chicago 22 III BEST WISHES an COMPLIMENTS From TED AND .IENNIE BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 48 Mr 8. Mrs George Owcarz I-AYMARKET 5998 ECKHART PARK TAVERN Beers Wmes Liquors Ladues Invned 1252 W CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO ILL Besf Grade of Blue Flame Range Orl 1634 N GREENVIEW AVE CHICAGO 22 ILL Call ARMITAGE 9691 Shoes or The ewtlre fam ly FITTED BY X RAY 5416 W FuIIerIon Ave Phone Berk 0461 Mr 8. Mrs Norman B Erenberg and Twms MARS:-:A use GERRY ANN 1850 N HUMBOLDT BLVD MAGNUS BAKERY Fme Cakes and Pastries 3651 DIVERSEY AVE ALBANY 4681 I 2 f d Phone HUMBOLDT 4114 KAMKA FUNERAL HOME LICENSED EMBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR 2121 WEBSTER AVENUE YOU WILL DO BETTER AT RATAY S FURNITURE THATS WHAT A MAJORITY OF WEBER HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ARE SAYING RUGS STOVES APPLIANCES 2836 38 W CERMAK RD 290911 MILWAUKEE AVE are looklng forward to thus proud occasnon Pl' Wlshmg unllmlted success and happiness In your future Sincerely ANTON A POCIASK and SON FUNERAL HOME I 2 Il T I ll O I I X- We congratulate those that are now graduating and those that ASK FOR DOMKO S PRIDE Beg' of Luck QUALITY Toon PRODUCTS CIcIss of 48 DIstrIbufed By M' and MB JOSEPH ooIvIIco 8. co RAYMOND W'lK'N5 WHOLESALE GROCERS and SON I2'I9 23 W Chestnut St Phone MONROE 3365 3366 MONROE 6956 Phone ARMItc1ge 0552 HAYMARKET 7150 FUNERAL HOME MODERN CHAPEL CHESTER S OLD SPOT Tessle and Chester Slwczynskl Prop 2041 W DIckens Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS 835 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO 22 ILL 2 . Tavern CHESTER E. KNAKIEWICZ L,q.,O,5,o,e COMPLIMENTS o a FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T948 from C J KLECZEWSKI Phone Armitage 7583 MIDWEST STORE Grocery 81 Delicatessen Mr and Mrs Borkowsku 2734 W POTOMAC Phone SPA 4070 DUBONNET LOUNGE ANNEX or Ameus uouons :Nc 36I6 W DIVERSEY A Osuchowskl Pres MULBERRY 8070 RAY WILKINS Wllkms School of Muslc WE SPECIALIZE IN THE 4853 Milwaukee Ave Chicago 30 III Phone Newcastle 0902 Phone Niles 9816 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Kuper Monumental Works MEMORIALS 6605 Milwaukee Ave Chicago III MIKE S BARBER SHOP Finest Workmanshlp M ke Zoszak Veteran 2229 ARMITAGE AVENUE CHICAGO ILL S 81 J PTASZEK S Meat Market 8. Grocery 2942 MILWAUKEE AVE ALBANY 3915 Igll f ACCORDIQN DISTINCTIVE GRANITE I I i , R V MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS CONGRATULATIONS AND GODS BLESSING To The CLASS OF 48 from the MOTHERS CLUB OF WEBER HIGH SCHOCL LOUIS GRACZ C R Chaplain JANE KARLOWICZ Presldenf MARY GUZIEL Vlce Presldeni BARBARA TRYBA Financial Secrefary ANTOINETTE GLOGOWSKA Corresponding Secrefary JULIA PIOTROWSKA Treasurer MARY GALKOWSKA Sergeanf af arms I 141 I E . , . . ........................,.... .. ' . MARY KANIA ................... , ........ Recording Secretary KOZYS TRCUT LAKE RESORT MODERN COTTAGES CABINS SHOWERS BAR DANCE HALL 5 mules WEST of Beautiful Wlsconsln Dells on U.S. H:-woy 12-16 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE . . CITY CONVENIENCES AL KOZY, PROP. FOND MEMORIES of HAPPY DAYS C ARTHUR CYWINSKI M D CLASS of 1921 lgl I O O O Phone 58 F-5 Wis. Dells, Wis i' O , O O Sk COMPLIMENTS OF KEDZIE-BELMONT I. G. A. Super Mart Everyfhing For The Table Every Day Low Prices 3135 N KEDZIE AVE KEYSTONE 8781 P p JOSEPH PERRONE Tel Humboldt 0052 53 FLUORESCENT FIXTURE 81 SUPPLY CO Lughhng Equipment 1229 N ASHLAND AVE CHICAGO ILL CONGRATULATIONS on BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE To the GRADJATING CLASS OF 1948 from The ASSOCIATION 5200 W FULLERTON AVE Af d For Home - Office - Store - Fociory CRAGIN SAVINGS 81 I-CAN I12- I f Tel HUM 3977 H GORECKI RELIGIOUS COODS complete selectlon of rellglous pictures and paintings FRAMES MADE TO ORDER ALL SIZES T164 MILWAUKEE AVE H B NELSON C0 Industrial Plpmg IIJ2 WEST CHICAGO AVENUE HAYMARKET 3333 CHICAGO 22 H B NELSON M K SCLEANING STORE Cleaning Dyeing Repalrmg T944 NO DAMEN AVE HUMBOLDT 0603 Mr 81 Mrs S anley W lk Props hdl A DANIEL S MAY Dealer I From Good and Reliable Manufacturers 804 MILWAUKEE AVE Near Chicago Ave COMPLIMENTS JOE FURMANEK S TAVERN 2214 N LEAVITT ST Chicago Illmols COMPLIMENTS THE LEADER STORE Ch cago and Ashland BEST WISHES From Wllllam H Beck Dobbs Hats Arrow Shlrts BARNEY S Store For Men 5547 BELMONT AVENUE PENSACOLA 8543 I I 4 7 A . . . I Establis e 92 . - . - .. n FINE QUALITY JEWELRY . . . I i , . . ' o of I . I . . ' 9 . I of I o 'Ir A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE GRADUATES OF WEBER HIGH SCHOOL ndrew L Ipczy PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 2639 N RIDGEWAY AVENUE CHICAGO 47 ILLINOIS ROOT STUDIOS Offlclal Photographers of E DOLPH Since 1936 Special Rates to Weber Students and thelr famllles at all times 228 S WABASH AVENUE Phone HARRISON 5201 Phone ARMITAGE 8995 WM DRIES TAILOR and CLEANER Relsmng Cleaning and Glazing Furs 2756 Dlversey Ave Chicago 47 c I Phone NATIONAL 1180 Kozl Home Appliance 81 Furniture Co FURNITURE STOVES RUGS RADIOS REFRIGERATORS COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS TEL ARMITAGE 4693 JOHN KLASA 0 TAVERN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS DRAUGHT BEER Right from the Barrel 2230 N Western Ave Chicago 47 Ill Frozen Foods S IfServ1ce BENNIES FOOD MART 4405 W WALTON ST Tel ALB 6913 FREE DELIVERY 1211! T I'I I N A' C' I'0 U Ave' 5233-35 Fullerton Ave. Chicago ' e I . I ' . Phone Irv 7480 Notclr Pubhc Brunswick 9376 Y Compllments of JULIUS PUDLO Grocery 81 Meat Market J J FERGEN JR Insurance Agency Auto License Income Tax Service 3681 N ELSTON AVE 1801 W ARMITAGE AVE Ch C090 18 mnols ROMAN FURNITURE MART Good Furniture for Better Llvmg Phone AVEnue 2603 2604 3255 57 59 MILWAUKEE AVE CHICAGO I8 ILLINOIS A Friend S6 95 Glasses Glasses S6 95 I0 Styles To Choose From DR RITHOLZ OPTICAL CO Largest Opticians In Amer ca Val W Poterek 84 Sons, Inc Cigarettes Candles and Smokers Articles 2134 38 N LOREL AVE BERK 3I878 COMPLIMENTS 1148 H60 W Chicago Ave Mr 84 Mrs Roman Prlll Free Eye Exammat on No Appomtments Necessary . o 0 1 0 - - l . , 'A' . . . Compliments Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, of ' ' f . . I ' A I . A I . 'A' ILE' I ' Phone CAPITOL 5234 CENTRAL FURNITURE CO. 2957 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO B. CHALECKI MONROE 9758 MUNROE PAPER COMPANY 910 W VAN BUREN ST COMPLIMENTS HARRY KIMNETZ COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND LAFAYETTE 4560 Master Window Shad Not lnc VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES S J Vondralc T803 We t47th St Chicago HUMBOLDT 4800 ARMITAGE 5800 HERBERT .I REISEL T501 Elston Avenue Chicago TO SEE BETTER BETTER SEE DR B WICHLENSKI OPTOMETRIST 2936 N Central Park Cor Mllwaukee Ave CAPITOL 2329 CENTRELLA GROCERY 84 MARKET Quoluty Meats and Poultry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Dculy Ne ghborhood Del very 48l'l ARMITAGE BER 4827 I I I4 O O ' e Co. T 3 . ' 9, Ill. O ot ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR ' , Ill. O SAVE MONEY ' SAVE TIME THRU EAI THWAY 2220 NORTH DAMEN AVENUE Phone Armitage 8463 ir LAUNDRY Haymarket 9325 Seeley 2837 DI LEO S CRYSTAL TAP ROOM our on Leo 665 7 North Ogden Avenue Chlcago Illmous SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Phone HAYMARKET 4994 HARRIETS BAKE SHOP Mr and Mrs M Krawczyk Props Special Cakes Made to Order FANCY PASTRIES 819 Milwaukee Ave Chicago 22 Ill KUTZA BROS DRUGS Professional Pharmacists Webster 8K Damen Aves CHICAGO TEL HUMBOLDT 5590 ALL PHONES IRVING 7730 ELSTON FOOD MART Fruits and Vegetables Grocerles Meat 4103 37 ELSTON AVENUE BREYER S HATS 8a SPORTSWEAR 1240 MILWAUKEE AVE FRANK S MEN S WEAR Men s Outf1tters 1230 MILWAUKEE AVE HUMBOLDT 0427 Phone ARMITAGE 4246 Lenard s Llquor Store WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FAMOUS POLISH VODKAS LIQUORS AND HONEY WINES 1172 MILWAUKEE AVE DELSO SWEATERS 1269 MILWAUKEE AVE BATHING SUITS MAKERS OF SCHOOLS' SWEATERS HUMBOLDT 0871 lg 110 I I WINES - LIQUORS - coRDnALs ' ' . I I . . I I 1 0 I GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES, Inc 4l4O North Kolmor Best Class Rmgs Made Phone Ksldore 4063 Only the Best at KELLY S KORNER TAVERN Chicken and Steak Dinners on Sat ond Sun SIEBENS ON DRAUGHT 3924 DIVERSEY AVE CHICAGO Compliments SENIOR A I g l 'k ll ' ll 'A' Phone Capitol 9828 Ed. Kelly Kielcus, Prop. I 0 of 0 THE JOLLIEST SPOT IN TOWN Stanley Gm Marcel Tavern FINEST WINES LIQUORS AND BEER STANLEY ond MARCEL GLAB Prop Phone BRUNSWICK 7305 ir 'lr 'I I734 WEST DIVISION STREET Congrcntulotlons to the Groduotes rom and Mrs George lata e Armltoge 4209 BLACKHAWK INN HALL TO RENT I4OO N Bosworth Ave Mr Walter Morclnok Prop P o ALBANY 4334 DR HENRY S WROBLEWSKI DENTIST 29I9 Melwoukee Ave Cla s of I932 CHICAGO ILLINOIS Wushmgton Photo Studio Of ts new address II29 MILWAUKEE AVENUE vv M ROZANSKI Prop Tel APMITAGE 3939 EDWARD GROCHOWIAK PURVEYOR OF FINE FOODS 2947 N Pulosku Rd F WOJCIECFIOWSKI ALBANY 8299 vondale Sausage Mfg WHOLESALE ond RETAIL 3028 MlIwoukee Avenue CHICAGO ILL Phone HUMBOLDT 4660 POLONIA FURNITURE CO Estobfrshed I9I2 IO62 Mllwoukee Avenue Near Noble St CHICAGO ILL Phon SPAULDING 6630 31 Peter Kowclczek 81 Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3630 George Street CHICAGO I I T I. ' f Mr. . l ' I. ite T. , . - - A . I 9 C . O God s Blessing Be Always Wlth You WEBER HIGH SCHOOL FATHERS CLUB EDMUND ZAREK WALTER JARKA RAY WILKINS JOHN KRAJEWSKI FRANK MILOSTAN SR ROMAN KAPELANSKI REV EDWIN BAK C R Fronk Czorneckl Joseph Depko COUNSELLORS George Owco rz Ted Sokulskl Joseph Koszyckl John Brodlnskl Stonley Beger Presrdenf Flrsf Vice Presldenf Second Vice Presldenf Recording Secreiory Treasurer Sergeonf of Arms Choplom I 114 I O . i' I THEODORE MACK ............................. Finonciol Secrefory Compliments of the ORATOR LIQUOR STORE 3734 W DIVERSEY AVE Fm Wines cmd Whiskles Phone ARMITAGE 5025 Free Church Decorations With Wedding Orders VIOLET S FLORAL SHOPPE Say It With Flowers FRESH CUT FLOWERS 8- PLANTS We Specialize n Wedding Bouquets and Funeral Designs IO45 Milwaukee Ave Chicago 22 Illinois Compliments EDMUND SZUMNARSKI L A Radio and Appliances ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOME FURNISHINGS Home and Auto Radio Repairing 6824 FULLERTON CGrandI AVE Phone KEYSTONE 3647 RIEGERS BEAUTY SALON Permanent Wave Specialists 3657 N KEDZIE AVE BEST WISHES from Theodore Roosevelt Post No 4 Polish Legion of American Veterans GET A COOD JOB DONE HARDING BARBER SHOP 3945 W DIVERSEY AVE Phone ARM 3038 ROMAN KOSINSKI JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Jewelry DR HENRY KOSINSKI pt I O39 MILWAUKEE AVE I ll ' Il . . i . u e u u n . I of O I Lillian Rioger, Prop. . 0 . at ' ' O ometrist . . urge II.' TEL ARMITAGE 4630 AUTOMOBILE3 JOSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI UNDERTAKER Free Use of Three Beautiful Alr Condmoned Chapels and Organ 2127 2129 WEBSTER AVE CHICAGO Phone Brunswlck 0437 EDDIE S MEAT MARKET EDWARD szuREK Choice Meaf and Pouffry 1738 W DIVISION STREET Chicago 22 III RAK S RADIO 8. HOME APPLIANCE Sales 81 Service 5142 W FULLERTON AVE Phone BER 4142 43 I I :Ir if i' R V MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MISS MARTHA WIRKUS MRS CATHERINE WIRKUS WEBER HIGH SCHOOL LADIES AUXILIARY ADMINISTRATION OF T948 PETER LENCZYK C R Chaplau FLORIAN CZONSTKA Presldenf GEORGE ZIMNY Vice Presrdenf IRENE WEBER MICHAEL SZYMANSKI Recording Secrefory STANLEY GRELECKI Frncmclol Secrefcrry Treasurer House Chorrmon AND ALL MEMBERS Exfend fo you grcfducvfes of fhe class of 7948 Sincere Congrofulohons ond Wishes of Success ln ony Field you Choo e I I I 'A' I E . , . . ............................. 'I . ....................... Corresponding Secrefcry 'A' Best Washes 'O 'he W CHAPLAN Graduating Class KAPLAN S DEPT STORE I505 I5 W CHICAGO AVENUE I Block East of Ashland Avenue Need a Gift for a Glrl or Boy Vlslt Our New TOY SHOP Toys and Games for All Ages Me Slow of QMQZ7 2865 Mulwaulcee Ave PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PHONE HUMBOLDT 'SSI3 M ull s Tuxedo Rental Shop WMB MENS FORMAL CLOTI-'ES RENTED FO? ALL O CASIONS II55 M Iwaukee Avenue CHICAGO 22 ILL COMPLIMENTS FRANK KURZAWSKI IEIIN O G I G Q Hours: Daily 9 A. . to 8 P.M.: Wednesday and Saturday to 6, P.M., Sunday Closed All Day B' ' . . . rzezlcki, Prop. ? . C I K 2nd Floor If: , - 1 - vm of 246' lfl0ll!L6!gl'VlQl1f The members ot THE DOLPHIN Staff extend thelr sincerest thanks to Mr Leander Hagerty Jr of the Leander Co to the photographers of Root Studlos and the Natlonal School Studios tor their generous help ln the development of this book We also wash to heartily thank our prlnclpals Rev Stanley J Flolek C R and Rev Louus A Tuslnskl CR for their klndness In permuttmg us to tullflll many ot our plans We also extend our thanks to the Athletic Department Rev Gregory J Palublcku Director and coaches Al McGuft and Walter Lenczyk for the liberal use of the gym facllutles and uniforms Last but not least our sincerest thanks to the generous advertisers and patrons without whose and thus T948 edition of THE DOLPHIN would not be possible The Stat? gurl wwf , EE S 94' P '55 Assouw l l l . , ., .7 1 . . . , . . . 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