Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

?N is TMS: Aff xf I flll H ue ll ll Wada Jqh Schaal The DOLPHIN WEBEII IIIGII SEIIUUI. C C GO O S PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF HI A 22, ILLIN I Ehr 15149 Ilulplgin Galina Au The Ehmnr Ihr 3Furtg-11i11rru nf a Qlrnturg Agn. with 1111111111 Hia' linux' Hlurly in Glummml E132 IFurIg-11inrr5 nf Ijrutrrgrar, in G,9ur5t nf Giulia, urn as ilu 3FnrIg-ninrr5 nf Ellhilg in i9ur51 nf an Ehuratiun. Ehv Attrihuiru uf Ihr ZFurIg-uixlrrs nf Em Drruhru Hunt- Inhmitrg, IiIl'I'lil.'lIL'I'iIlll'L' uuh AflIi1'lYl'llIl'llI1 Svrurh aw Efitting Exarnplru In Ihr 3Furtg-ninrrsn uf Euhag. Iiihu Snuglyt Nui Liulh, lint un Ehurutinn, 5fl'Il.IlIhL'h un Ialrinriplr. E' X ff' J bmw The 15th Anm er ar of the Dolphin TO Fl HE FORMER MODERATOR5 xx ho hx their inx 1l11 1ble quid mae ind inspii 1t1on 11ded in the reali 1t1on of the Dolphin TO THE EDITORS xx ho bs then personil 'l rection orqanizition 1nd supervision mwde its publication possible: 'ind TO THE FORMER STAFFS, who by their faithful presentation of student life and traditions have shown the progress of Wehei' High School: Do we, the Forty-Niners dedicate this edition of the DOLPHIN, Confident that their endeavors shall be continued. Mr Na DEDICATION .... ADMINISTRATION THE SCHOOL .... SENIORS .I,. JUNIORS .... SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN .. ACTIVITIES .. . ATHLETICS . . . FEATURES ...... ADVERTISEMENTS L0 TET ....PAGE ....PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE I7 34 36 40 PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE 6 8 T5 45 61 74 78 0ur Guiding Light February l marked the beginning ofthe second year of the principalship of the Reverend Louis A. Tusinski. CR. Father Tusinski received his Bachelor of Arts degree at St. Louis University in 1936. He concluded his theological studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. ln 19-10 he received the degree of Licentiate of Sacred Theology from the Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C, At pres- ent he is a candidate for a lVlaster's degree in Educa- tion at Loyola University. niors. P. Nlotroiii .iiid D. lliiiiak. consult tht- Rev. L. 'llusiiiskr CR.. Principal iii regard to their post-griiduatioii plans. Admini tration .. Facult U-' REVERENDM N STARZYNSKI C R Fither Starzxnsl-ci received his licentnte in Philosophy at the Pontificil Greqoriin Unixersity Rome Italy in 1923 ln 1925 he receix ed his Bachelor of Arts de qree and the following year his Mister of Arts at St Louis Uni xersity ln Auqust 1928 he was appointed as professor at Weber Hiqh School 1nd in 1931 became until 1935 ln February 1948 Father Starzynski assumed the re sponsibilities of School Superin tendent REVEREND IOSEPH C GLUCHOWSKI C R Bachelor of Arts St Louis Uniursitx Latinl II Creek Reliqionl RFVILREND EDWIN F KARLOWICZ C R Mister of Arts St Louis Unixersitx Alqebral Plane Geometrx Paqr 9 O O C 0 E lv nw ' 4 ',. 44 rl I b - C ' ' . t li ' ' .' , p C 0 A . K ' v' c 'k. 1. .1 c . - H' Y I a K , C 1 I .1 lk Q f A C Principal, serving in this capacity 4 V ' - ' . . 1 , . . 4 1 . , 1 , Facult . . . REVEREND EDWIN L. BAK. C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University English III, American Literature. Hispanic American History, Athletic Director REVEREND PAUL I. BALCER, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Polish, Religion ll, Chemistry REVEREND IOHN S. DZIELSKI, C.R. Bachelor of Arts. St. Louis University Plane Geometry. Physics. Trigonometry REVEREND HENRY I. GOMULKA, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Religion I, II, III, Latin IV, Assistant Atheltic Director REVEREND LOUIS I. GRACZ, C.R. Bachelor of Arts. St. Louis University World History, Chaplain of Mothers' Club, Librarian. Director of Don Bosco Club REVEREND ADOLPH I. ISTOK, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis University Algebra I, Plane Geometry REVEREND EDWARD P. KOGUT, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Religion l. II, Latin II, Ill REVEREND IOSEPH I. KORABIK, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry. Assistnt Principal REVEREND PETER P, LENCZYK, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis University American History, World History, Civics REVEREND LEONARD I. LEWANDOWSKI, C.R. Master of Science, Catholic University of America Algebra I. Advanced Algebra. Trigonometry. Religion REVEREND EDWIN W. MIKOLAICZYK, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Religion I, ll, English ll, Moderator of Weber News REVEREND BRUNO S. OSTREGA, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University English IV. English Literature. Religion l, Ill. Adviser of the Dolphin Page I0 Q, . YY-Q Facult . . . REVEREND STANLEY I. SOKULSKI, C.R. Bachelor of Arts. St. Louis University Algebra l, Advanced Algebra, Religion III. IV REVEREND CASIMIR I. WLEZIEN, C.R. Bachelor of Arts. St. Louis University English ll, Religicn l. Driver-Trainer MR, ROY F. CZARNECKI Bachelor of Arts, St. Iosephs College English l, Literature l, Fly-Bantam Coach MR. RAYMOND T. CZARNIK Master of Arts, Niagara University French I. ll. Sociology, Economics, Iournalism MR. FLORIAN V. CZONSTKA Bachelor of Laws. De Paul University, Chicago Director of Glee Club MR. WALTER A. LENCZYK Bachelor of Arts, Purdue University Physical Education. Assistant Football Coach MR. AL MCGUFF Bachelor of Science, Notre Dame University Football and Basketball Coach MR. THOMAS A. MURPHY Master of Arts, De Paul University Latin I, II MR. IAMES I. SMEAD Bachelor of Arts. Loyola University Latin l MR. MATTHEW S. STEPIEN Bachelor of Philosophy. De Paul University General Science, Physiology. Co-Moderator of Music Appreciation Club MR. STANLEY I. TABOR Bachelor of Arts, Loyola University English I, Literature I. Co-Moderator of Music Appreciation Club Page I3 wig W 2 W, I.. ,. WE? 322V isa? 533: bf, Q 4 Torty- iners THE CHOOL Fw if 9 Sxduously pursued educatmn xs like the Forty Nmer of yesteryear who avld ly panned for qold without the oppor tunltles of education f f f A 2: 2 esiijii 5 Y ff , The Forty-Niner of today who as- T 'lil Q , if f , f, rl Q 7 L Q 5 Z 1 ' iii 66The Executive Chosen to represent the Senior Class in its dealings with the Principal and to likewise represent it in the Student Council were Edward Kaczmarek. Richard Piasecki, and Edward Buczkiewicz, Presi- dent, Vice-President, and Secretary. respectivelv. To this Class and to its otlicers the quotation frorn Longfellowls Ailliawathaf' A'All your strength is :rf vour union . . has proved quite apropos. Pau' in ANDRACKI RAYMOND Ray St Stamslaus B 8 M Heralders 4 Soclal Commnttee 3 Favorite Subject Chemistry Ambltxon Doctor AUGUSTYN IOSEPH Ioe Columbus School Socnal Commlttee 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cho1r I 2 3 4 Heralders 3 4 Favorxte Subject Psychology Ambltlon Busmessman BARCZYNSKI LEO Iake St Mary of the Anqels Don Bosco Club 2 3 4 Favorite Subject HISIOTY Amb1t1on Prlest BARWIG NORBERT I St Stanislaus Kostka Choxr l 2 3 4 Dolphm 4 Don Bosco Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Weber News l 3 Co Cathollc Champion Hearst Oratorxcal Contest 3 St Thomas Symposxum 4 Favorxte Subject Rehqlon Ambltnon Prjest BIELAGA GREGORY Greg St Hedwlq Glee Club 12 34 Cho1rl2 34 Soclal Commxttee 3 Class Ofllcer Favorxte Subject Psychology Amb1t1on Busmessman BIENKA ROBERTA Benker St Hyacinth Socxal Commlttee 3 Class Othcer 1 School Representatxve 2 3 4 Weber News 2 3 4 Dolphm 4 Favorlte Subject Psychology Ambltlon Pharmaclst BINIAK DONALD I Don St Bruno Basketball 4 Dolphm 4 Don Bosco Club 4 Tenms 4 Weber News 4 Favorlte Subject Chemistry Ambltlon Pharmac1st BOLDA DANIEL F Annie St Helen Weber News 4 Honor Roll I Favorxte Subject French Ambltlon Mechamcal Enqmeer BORROWS KENNETH Mamac Norman Brldqe School Soclal Commlttee 3 Glee Club l 2 34 Football l 2 Cholr l 2 3 4 Favorlte Subject Psychology Ambltlon Doctor BUCZKIEWICZ EDWARD G Red St Iohn Cantlus Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Glee Club l Choxr l 2 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 34 Favorlte Subject French Ambxtlon Explorer Page 17 u n 9 an n 1 u of 1 uv , . ,lvl I ..- rvvl . u nn 1 vvvl 'yy u n , . v 1- vvl an n , . v u -wr , . , u -n r v v., u rv I . ..j V.. 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LESNIAK WALTER Barrels St Mary of the Angels Glee Club I 2 34 Choir I 2 3 Favorite Subject Psychology Ambition Pharmacist LIGNOWSKI IOHN Clark St Hyacinth Glee Club I 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 Social Committee 3 Class Officer I 3 Football l Weber News 3 4 Favorite Subject Psychology Ambition Interior Decorator MACKO IOHN L Iendryk St Hedwig Football l 3 4 Monogram Clu Favorite Subject Psycholo Ambition Rancher MADEY RAYMOND Ray St Mary of the Anqels Favorite Subject Chemistry Ambitxon Dentist MAKARSKI HENRY Mac St Thecla Golf I 2 3 4 Favorite Subject Alqebra Left School March I949 MARCINKOWSKI RICHARD March Holy lnnocents Basketball I 2 3 4 Monoqram Club 2 3 4 Favorite Subject Psychology Ambition Doctor MEYERS EDWARD F Little Ed St Mary of the Angels Choir I Don Bosco Club I Heralders Favorite Subject Chemistry Aml17ltlOD Certified Public Accountant 234 MIKLASZ EDWARD Mickey St Hedwig Football I Favorite Subject Psychology Ambition Farmer MOTRONI PHILIP I Dago Walsh School Class Officer I 2 Football I 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Social Committte 3 Weber News 3 4 Favorite Subject Physics Ambition Photographer NABOROWSKI HILARY I Nobby St Ioseph Don Bosco Club 2 3 Favorite Subject History Ambition Businessman b 34 Orchestra I Page 2I .. ,. , U .. . if DI Y . 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Page 24 TRYBA CLIFFORD Tribes St Iohn Cantrus Athletlc Manager 12 Class Officer 1 2 Favorite Subject Physloloqy Ambmtxon Doctor TRYCHTA THADDEUS Tnxxe St Helen Class Officer 3 Football 2 Honor Roll 2 Social Commlttee Traffic Officer 3 Favor1te Subject History Amb1t1on Busxnessman UZAROWICZ CHESTER M Chet St Hedwxg Favorlte Subject Algebra Ambxtlon Publlc Accountant WALENGA STANLEYI Stas St Stanislaus Kostka Class Officer l 2 Basketball l 2 Football 134 Monoqram Club 34 Traffic Officer 1 2 Favorlte Subject Alqebra Ambltlon Chemical Enqmeer Holy Innocents Basketball 2 Social Commlttee 4 Favorxte Subject Algebra Amb1t1on Busmessman ZELAZNY IOSEPHI Iron St Helen Glee Club 1 Heralders 4 Soclal Ccmmlttee 3 Favorite Subject Mathematncs Ambmon Doctor ZUROWSKI WALTER I Wally St Constance Class Officer 4 Traffic Officer 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Mcnoqram Club 2 3 4 Social Commxttee 4 Favorlte Subject Latm Ambltxon Teacher ZYCH LEONARD Len St Iohn Cantlus Basketball 3 Social Comm1ttee 4 Honor Roll 3 Class Officer 4 Favor1te Subject Psychology Ambmon Busmessman C4 u DO 9 ll u 1 If 9 : ' ' 4 ll , . .. ,. , . WINKOWSKI, EDWIN Winkie .. ., , . Cl 71 , . .. ., I . li im.-......v.,.....,v-.V ....-... . - ... . Architectural sketch of the New Weber High School by architects McCaughey-Petersen, who are revising the original plans. Construction will start this summer. The New Weber High School as visualized in 1946 by student artist Ioseph Szydlik of the class of 1947. After five years of planning, the New Weber High School is about to be realized. lVlcCaughey-Peterson, architects, are now making the final revision of the plans and blue prints. Construction of the building will begin sometime this summer, and the architects are of the opin- ion that the building can be ready for occupancy by Sep- tember, 1950 -f to begin the sixty-first year of the existence of the school. is 'ee 1 6Tfr'i' H ml -F f'f'fg1i'g':' 5tf'6iT'rVr' Q' l . - ' i V. f r ' gs 5 .awfigmf Al f caf c ZlF,'jf1'f-Lil l? ?::.1-,'1,g2, 1 5g:gL3.1l'1 ff' rfifff 5' 1' 1 Q fgfxlib iif.gEE,?5,E?- I 4 1 ii 'f' .4 1 Q51 E-1 e J 1 gi gf. 5 291 ? iw '5fi' ' nl eel, i? if Eff , V .ld . .- '-'- ie. . ?- P T3 - ' 2 P 9 -f-- 5 2' 45 E '1 ' 1 - 'F -,- ? Z A Q: ,f - ll I 5 !'f x f if 3' . 'W 'f 2- 151, i , ,.. cc or if 9 .,,. - Page 25 66 atch Your Language L. Varzino, E. Pilar, F. Sa- dowski, and R, Castrogiovanni learn the fundamentals of the English language. I. Klein analyzes a diflicult sentence structure. l. Lestarczyk and C. Radek explain the basis of good Iour- nalism. S. Walenga and C. Uzaro- wicz study a literary map of England for a birdseye view of the course. C. Aiello and R. Wiencek demonstrate their knowledge of American Literature as R. Pal- mer, T. Zurawski, T. Kennedy. and R. Zurawski check their answers. Page 26 TI Am The Way, The Truth, nfl The Life . . D. Krzyzak, A. Guerra. and W. Mailecki look for places of religious significance. Rev. L. Lewanclowski C.R. lectures as the class listens at- tentively. R. Sroka looks on as D. Ross points out to R. Bienka the con- stituents ofthe Sensible Sign. D. Gray and A. Lewandow- ski look on as R, Krupocki and D. Rutkowski explain Religion Assignment. Page 27 ie 4 mf :WW .f, 4 uf 'T-T1,,1i7'2Q5 V t W a , . , fwwzww M N, 9 N. E7 , ,, ff 12,2912 'Q ,. V ' 1 ' ,, ' V U D , ' I ff Fu I A 5-2' ,ffm YUM N r 1 1 'YW-ng1.i.,mmWm Mn-m..,., Latin Yields to French, its llllspring Upper left--R. Pokornowski analyzes Latin sentence as R. Zych and S. Iarmoc add their knowledge of the language. Lower left-W. Zurowski points out Rome as M.Gralak and N. Barwig read of its founding in Virgil. Upper right-R. Grace reads the French paper. ULa Croisadef' to T. Kennedy. N. Mager and VV. Madej, Lower right--C. Nega. Cwiklinski and E. Meyers translate a French letter. Page 30 Hit' Nlathematic That Count upper left-R. Polcornowski discusses pentagfvtial prisms as H. Lewanclowski and E. Wielgos listen attentively, Circle-H. Sehmuttemiiaer. T. Stacli, and E, Koxvalewski prepare a propoSition during class. Upper right-R. Polk, and R Woitris dictate quadratic formula as R. Sofinski performs the op- erations. Lower right-W. VViniecl4i. and Nl. VVoitas learn the fundamentals in Algebra. Paric 32 56 99 The Glory of Greece, The Grendeur of Rome Top right-R. Zielen explains il grammatical usage to Stanislawski and R. Stefanczyk. Middle-R. Skopeck, R. Bogdan, and A. Drzymala listen attentively to a lecture in Caesar. Lower right-Greek is Greek to S. Gawel and C. Naborowski. but the Rev. Gluchowski sees to it that they understand it. 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ROW 3 P Ht th 1 In D HO nl O Klugzykoxx Sk1 R Kcllux R Ko1n1rcu1Lh IWIOIISII R IL' 1msk1 11odz111sk1 ROW 5 Komen k1 H Kopk 1 K Kort IS Ko xxmk A ndry ck H Ix1p1lgzynsk1 R teakl R Kotllrz I: Kowalc-vwk1 R Kozmor Kwpmr C1 Krayuxsk1 B Krok VV Krol R. Kozmor, Vice--prvsident ZA C. Strzyzvnski, Secretary ZB M. Stortz, S1-crctnry ZA H. Blazej, Vice-presidcru 2C R. Buczynski, Secretary 2C Page 37 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 S Przybylskl D PL1lChl!lQk1 C Robwczevx Skl V RyLhlevxSk1 A Ryd 5 R Rymut R Rzeplmikx M Sauo V Saxxko H Qchmut tenmaer R Sxenknuxmz M Slers A S1fklC'XKlCZ A Skileclu R Skopeck G Skowxzqlrd E. SO bota F qogh T Stach W Stcck M Stort T Strenskx G Struck C Strzy zynikl P Suk C SuvxanSk1 G Svxntek C Swltajskl C SyHEikl9Vw1CZ A Szymdnilm ROW 4 ROW 3 ROW 6 ophomore R Szxmdnskm E. Tarkz R Tryba Valera R WBSIIQWSRI T Wcsoloxxsk1 R WIS HICXKSIKI L Wxeoxxaty L Wltecha L Wop r k W Wojtyla E Wolf W VVr1qht R Z1 vnlanskl H Zblffikl R Zbylut F Zelek A ZQIIS E Zembil N Zub1k C Zuranskl B. Dill, Vice-president 2D E. Baggetto, President ZF A. Ciullo, Vice-president 2E A, Ciochon, Secretary ZE A. Skalecki, Sccretarv 2D ophomore ROW l-R. Krupp. R. Kryczku. P. Kuchzxrczyk. L. Kllchzxrzak. T. Kuczvk. K. Kuhr, R. Kus. S. Kwnk. R. Kwusnivwski. Ii. Lcchowic: ROW 2-I. Lcon. R. Lcwm-r. B. Ligcnzu. I. Lis. F. Lohse. G. Long. R. Muck. Mildura. A. Martz. I. Micck ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW S C. Nlichacl, D. Miller, Ii, Mirlzxltoski. R. Mis- cinski. R. Mrowicc. R. Nastck. S. Nqiman. D Nicd, T. Nicwiclski. R. Nogajewski T. Ohccny. S. Oloszkicwicz. R. Oscl. A. Os lick. H. Pncholski. R. Pasicrbowicz, I. Pas tcrski. L. Pnwcln. I. Pcstkzx. R. Peters F. Petroski. R. Piurvk. F. P1lcwski, R. Pio- tcrck. W. Piotrowskx, M. Pitzafcrro. R. Po linski. P. Prndzinski. T. Przyborski, F. Przy lwylski F Zelek Vue prmsxdc-nt 7B P Blazepewskx Serretdry ZF I 'Vladura Presndznt 7D P ferambia Pre-srclenr ZI E Iablonsl-u Vlu prlsldent 7F Pdqm 39 - 1 ' -' - . , . ' ' ' . A , .' ' - . 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Gonsowski F Lewandowskl Vmce pres1dent IB D Krzyzak Secretary IB E Kolodzley Pre-Qldcnt IB ROWI C GOFSRI F Gorsza gk C Gran yk W ROW4 Gray ROW2 W Grcnke Grencn l Groghockl S Grx ROW 5 zlk R Gr eszkovuak B Guca A Guerra M Hand el E Harbut R Hmker ROW3 A Ht emak R Hcrtzherq Ixbgon R a ROW6 lu nskx P iflltlil N s k F cndr S F Ieskl R Iuxulx R Iodloxxxkl Page -Il Fre hmen R Kac mxrek R Kdlem R Kalki T Keen an W Kendlq E Klxc xnskl L Klee eu Sk1 D Klxsmck G Kndpovsskx R Kneebone R Kohl B Kolodzlej E Kolodzlej R Kosa koxxskl G KOSIFOQ R Kovxdlewxskl T Ko vldlskl Kovxnackx W Ko 1ol I Krasuakl F Krmk R Kroll D Kr 3 ak A Kun Kurgzmk I' Kurylx Lxbno L Lmqe T L0 ugh low mdoxx skl km. Fre hmen I Olmskx Secretary IC lTop to bottomj H Pnekos Vlce presndent IC K Sadowsk Presldent ID H Turner Presxdent IC L Zyzda Secretary ID W Setlak VICE presndent ID ROW l-R. Lindner, E. Loclygowski, T. Loiacono, R. ROW 4-R. Neugebauer, R. Nowak, A. Nowik, W. Madaj O'Leary. I. Olinski. N. Ostrega, R. Ostrow- ROW 2-R. Madura, W. Malicki. A. Malkowski, I.. skl' T' Palm' T' Panek' R' Pankow Mankowski. I. Markiewicz, R. Martinski. R. ROW 5-H. Paris, R. Pawlowski, D. Pelkowski. E. Maslowski, F. Mateja, W. Melchiorre, L. Petlicki. H. Piekos. Piotrowski. L. Pisz- Michalak czek, R. Podlasek, E. Pole-k. L. Poterek ROW 3-R. Mierzwinski. Miller. G. Miloch, F. Mo- ROW 6-R. Prazuch. I. Prochot, R. Prugar, R. Rad- delski. C. Moskal, P. Moza, E. Mroz, S. zicki. R. Rammel, R. Rankin. L. Rapacz, R, Musial, P. Nako, I. Nalecz Ratkowski. B. Ray, I. Richardson Page 42 af' atv 666 KAR W 40 'i L Q J --cv 9 A N' A Wim W' Q. 1445! no NZ M. G9 aim -32 'ff-r M shu1ias. H A R WOISIKI cemetary IG P batz V111 pr1s1du1t II Kurazak X111 pmmdmr IF H TOblnSkl Vue premdmt IC N aszka P11s1d1m II P Nako P QSICIQIII II' R Trost Pr1s1d111t IC 0dl0WSkl S 1111 11x W I ROW ROW 3 I 2 1 L 21 ROW-I Il R ROV! 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I..fx'Z1I.1 ulforty- iners ACTI ITIE The Forty Nmer ofa eentury aqn had lxttle opportumty for soual llfe wut s1de of has family who wlth hum were ln quest of qold The 1' mrty Nmer of today throuqh aetlvltles of elubs and orqamzatlons was enabled to better hlmself soually A. . vw r- ' ' 1. .Q . V . . ' X . . , . ,, 1 . V. . . x ' A . . . . . ,' , The Chronicler of '49 Faculty Adviser. Rev. Bruno Ostrcga. CR.. and Editors. N. Barwiq and R. Sroka, plan thc 19-19 DDLPHIN. rf The DOLPHIN Staff. left to riqht-I. Kullick. E. Knych. Business Manager. Mr. Stanley Tabor. discusses H. Turner, R. Biz-nka, R. Panlil, I. Kraiewski. D. Ross and the finances with Assistants. M. Piszkiewicz fleftl C. Nega hcgins its labor. and D. Biniak lrighrb. The DOLPHIN. the hook which annually for the past decade and one-half has rendered much to the preservation of the history of Weber High School. once again makes its appearance. Under the supervision of the Rev. Bruno Ostrega. C.R., the Staff has hrought this edition of the DOLPHIN to you to recall the memories of the past year. Page -16 The Weber Fourth E tate With the appointment of Rev. E. Mikolajczyk, CR., as Moderator, the WEBER NEWS underwent a corn- plete transformation. The major in- novation consisted of the changing of the head, the increase of the size of print for legibility, and the introduction ofthe column Anything Goes. which replaced 'Aln the Limelight. One of the principal aims of the WEBER NEWS was to report activities of the institution, which would be of interest to parents and teachers as wcll as the students. 'Mi Editors E. Stoginski and R. Sofinski reorganize VVEBER NEVVS with the guidance of Rcv. E. Nlikolajczyk. CR. The WEBER NEWS STAFF clockwise- H. Turner. R. Stcfanczyk, R. l-lejza, I. Dzicdzic. R. Ruchle. R. Bogdan. F. Pictryka. F. Crunc- xvald. R. Sotinski, R.Zawilr-nski. D.Biniak, T. Czarnccki. H. Levvandowski. P. Motroni, Stoginski. E. Buczkiewicz, and G. lVliloch. E? fflfov o N 5 ' . . N v '7l JY ,Am ra-...Lk -L 1' Curtain Time Upper left W Guzxak ae Capt Applepack Bottom Capt Applelack scovxls at the msolence of E Murczak the prmcese as T Stach smlrks Upper nght T Stach and E Murczak rest durmq mterm1ss1on Paqc 49 Insert-Stach as he portrays a galley slave. On tags E erybod g 3 15 X I Upper left-Mr. S. Warzala ap- plies make-up to M. lazdzew- ski before curtain. Lower left-After the play was over, the players came back for a curtain call.. Standing left to right: W. Guziak, M. Iazdzewski, T. Stach. Seated: E. Kolodziej, T. Pawlikowski, D. Penkala, E. Murczak, M. Szydlik, R. Czapla. Bottom center T Stach Oriental seer asks W Guziak to use his phcne as his ac comphce listens Upper right Officers V La Paglia M Gralik and E Labu discuss clubs pans with tleft to rightl Rowl R Ohnski E Labuz M Piszkievticz Iirka Row2 F Czonstka F Kilak E Bukar R Kapclanski E Knych Row3 I Ianiec D Ross R Polk R Pokornoxxski Standing R Sotinski R Czapla I Dyia Lower right W Guziak introduces E Murczik IM Vilesk 11 to M S ydlik tpoppicl The Heralders with the inxaluable aid of Mr R Czarnik has played a prominent part in promoting the reputation of Weber High School through the held of aesthetics. This past scholastic year a three-act play ACAPTAIN APPLE- IACKU by W. Hackett vtas presented by the Club on December 15 for the student body and on December 19, forthe general public at St. Stanis- laus Kostka Auditorium. A second play, ADAY IN THE SUN , bv E. Sammis and E. Heyn xx as presented May 15. Several members of the Heralders lent their talents for the enactment of the male roles in the St. Stanislaus Kostka High School Senior play. Here Comes Charlie . Page 50 sl sq, 'gr Rovl Auqustyn R Woltxs Krajcxukl D lcd IL H Plckos A Hrlcnlak L Fllat F Koxx ilc-wskl Row2 Mr F C onstka Dlrcctor N Lllblk l Co Z c yk D Kr y ak T Kovnlskl OllnSkl P Catz Row3 N Bxrtnxckl l ll7lOIlikl N Bxrvnq A Qokol R ChHllCl9Yh9lCI C Moskal R Madal W Lesnlxk Rowfl G Bn-laqa F Czonstka R Palmer G Schumann W Cvuzlak A Banxszik E Knych E Szalczynslu On Wing of ong The Glee Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Flornan Czonstka has been foremost xn representmg Weber H1qh School nn the field of Muslc The Glee Club capably supervlsed has strnven to attam perfectlon ln the Umversal Language It made ltS second radlo appearance ln three years vxxth a speclal program of Pollsh Chrlstmas Carols on the Teens and Tunes program The An nual Glee Club Concert was held on Aprll 3 m conlunctlon wrth the band Among the selectlons rendered were The Erle Canal osxah flt de Battle of erlcho Sxboney Ecce Pams Ange lorum l Dream of leannle vxlth the Llght Brown l'la1r and Tally Ho The Concert wx 1s closed wlth the rendxtnon of Your Land and My Land to the accompamment of the band The Glee Clubs tenor W Zxemba sang Begln the Bequme and Glanlna Mxa Paqc DI .Wx 04' ' -wr' .4 ,-4 T ' ' x, x ' ' 95 , A if , 'v bfi! W as 4 we 4, l .Q rv , ing! N ' 'F 4 5 r 5 EMMK :Eg 4 an N T? is if 5 vw an K ., W 'f WW . A I f. fl. A . ,. 4. 'r.,'.,I. il I., r' : , I- .iz :tad KC' dl' ':.-lrs- 'z , . z'zz.. 1:11. .z. -I. sy lla, .'z Ai. . 66 ' 99 The band in full dress, led by Miss Ioyce Mason. of St. Casimir Academy, and Mr. I. Sovinec, parades between halves of the Weber-Mt. Carmel game. i'The Music Maker The Weber High School Band, under the direction of Mr. loseph Sovinec, was organized this year. The Band made its first appearance at Soldier Field during the Weber-Trinity game. The colorful red and white uniforms worn by the band members have been furnished through the efforts of the Ladies' Auxiliary. The band gave a concert in conjuction with the Glee Club on April 3, which was hailed as a huge success both financially and musically. Among the selections played were HL'Estudiantina, by Waldteufel. Your Land and My Land, by Sigmund Rom- berg and Aurora . A cornet trio was rendered by R. Pokornow- ski, E. Wade, and L. Poterekg a saxaphone septet, by L. Fald- rowicz, T. Boduch, E. Sychta, R. Wisowaty, S. Cabanski, L. Smentek, and H. Dziewior. Opposite page top-Mr. I. Sovinec. Band Director. Bottom-Football Captain, E. Kaczmarek, crowns Queen of the Football Dance, Miss A. Surma. as Misses E. Krzyzak, T. Serafin, D. Ciasto. and M. Freitag smilingly approve. Page 52 Z' in ' L f f j if. Zap, 2' 2642 ...urn my M-Jffffu -ay alety Fir t! Upper left-E. Labuz notes his results on the steadiness tests, Lower left-Every driver must be alert at all times. Here R. Madey tests his breaking reaction. Upper right-M. Krupa discovers that his depth perception is better than expected. Lower right-D. Biniak stands by as Rev. C. VVlezien. C.R.. gives last rninute instructions to D. Ross, the back seat driver. M, Piszkiewicz and R. Bienka. The Driver-Training Course. sponsored by the Chicago Motor Club. is open to all students lifteen years of age or older. The instructor, Rev, C. VVle:ien, CR.. begins his course by show- ing the enrollees diagrams and what makes the car tick. The course consists not only of theory but also of practice and laboratory tests. which include testing the breaking reaction. the vision, and the steadiness of the student. The drivers. in groups of four, apply the knowledge in the new I9-lf? De-Luxe Ford with dual control. presented to the school through the courtesy of l-itsinger Motors. After live months at sale and sane instruction. the students are eligible to receix e their drivers licenses. Page 5-lt The artlrobe of Literature The Library Staff, pictured below, is in charge of a systemized method designed to aid the students in their scholastic endeavors. This year the 'Anew look has crossed the threshhold of the library, numerous books having been rebound, many rare volumes among them. The Mothers' Club. through zealous efforts of its Chaplain, Librarian Rev. Louis Gracz, C.R., made this improvement possible. The library at present houses l0,000 volumes which are invaluable to the students. Top-G. Nliloch arranges the bulletin board for Book VVeck. Bottom-The Library Stall, tleft to righti R. Dymarkovvski. F. Przybylski, H. Turner. E. Wielgos. Cv. Miloch and A. Rapacz. accessions and checks new additicns to thc library. Upper left-N. Barwig, Augustyn. D. Ross, I, Lignctwski, C. Bielziga. K. Borrows, F, Czonstka. and R. Sroka rehearse 'Panis Angelicusn for forthcoming services. Lower right-The Don Bosco Club under the direction of Rev. L. Gracz. C.R.. Moderator, gets under way as N. Barwig, President, discusses future plans with C. Dill, D. Biniak, and Kullick, Vice-President, Other members include Liqlinski. R.Ostrowski, D. Krzvzak. F.Cielocha, G.Miloch, H. Turner, and . iekos. Wo the Greater Glory of God The Weber High School Choir. reorganized this past scholastic year by the Rev. Louis A. Tusinski, C.R., Principal, is responsible for the singing at weekly Holy Mass and during the annual retreat. The choir, consisting ex- clusively of Seniors, is under the direction of Norbert Barwig. The Don Bosco Club, founded in September, 1945, by its pres- ent Moderator, the Rev, Louis Gracz, CR., has for its purpose the fostering and engendering of vocations to the Priesthood and the religious life. Monthly meetings are held and topics relative to voca- tions are discussed. From the time of the Clubs inception to the present, fifteen members have realized their vocations and entered Seminaries. Page 56 '6 'Q - The ymbol of chievement 5 v R5--:-+V I ...L Row l- lleft to rightj P. Motroni, G. Serowiecki, R. Piasecki, E. Buczkiewicz, W. Drobena. R. Pacer, L. Kicbles. Row 2-R. Marcinkowski, I. Macko, I. Kullick. VV. Madaj. M. Prill. Lalow- ski, G. Schumann. I. Cwiklinski. Row 3-VV. Zurowski, E. Kaczmarek, R. Ocar, R. Les. VV. Guziak. F. Szyc, S. Walenga. I. Grey. Hats off to the much envied Weber man who sports the big The owner of a major letter spends days, weeks, and months in hard work. He trains his mind and body much like the ancient Olympian, who participates in the famous Qlympic games. Then come the games which include great joy in vic- tory, or much mental pain in failure. ln order to be worthy of this HSYIVIBQL OF ACHIEVE- MENTH he must spend the time equivalent to one game of league competition in either football or basketball. Once he has received this he may well be proud to display the prize he had won through his untiring efforts and his iron will. Page 57 Circle'- VV. Ziemba sings O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEIVL' Upper left- Mr. M. Stepien and Miss A. Lykowski give their own rendition of NONE KISS Middle left- F. Wilk and VVadas freshman accordionists. Lower left- VV. Guziak plays a IVlAZLlRKA with the accompaniment of lVlr. F. Czonstka. Upper right- Cht-ryl Lenczyk and Audra Czarnik sit on Santas lap while lohu Turner admires liis gifts. Center right- lVlrs, Czaruil-t with daughter Audra Czarnik. Lower right- lVlr. and Mrs, Lenclyk with daughter Cheryl. oel . . . . oel The annual Fathers' and Sons' Night was held this year on October 27, 1948, during which the Fathers and Sons were entertained by a specially pre- pared program. The program consisted ofa vocal rendition by Mr. M. Stepien. Instructor in Physiology, who sang 'AOn the Road to Nlandalayw and several other selections. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. F. Czonstka. sang Beautiful Dreamer and HThe Cossacksf' Z. Tuczynski. a lunior. contributed to the program with his artistic renditions on the piano. R. Pokornowski. a Iunior. entertained the audience with a cornet solo. H. Turner, a Freshman. assisted by R. Ruehle, amused the audience with a display of puppets. Refresh- ments were served after the program to the Fathers and Sons in attendance. Page 53 sStudent Meet Parent cet . . . A similar program was given at a Christmas Party for the Mothers of the Weber students on Decem- ber 21, l948, in the Gymna- sium. The Mothers were entertained by the Glee Clubs singing of Christmas Carols. Mr. M. Stepien with Miss A. Lykowski, enter- tained the Mothers with sev- eral vocal renditions. A violin solo was played by VV. Guziak, a Senior. R. De Belina recited a Polish Christmas poem. The pro- gram ended with an address by the Rev. L. Tusinski, C.R., Principal, and the Mothers and little brothers and sisters received a modest Christmas gift from the San- ta Claus. These programs aided in bringing about a better relationship between the faculty and parents, en- abling them to work hand in hand in the education of their SONS. Top-Fathers and Sons hear ad- dress of Fathers' Club Chaplain at annual Fathers and Sons' night. Center-H, Turner. assisted by R. Ruehle, entertains group with his hobby, puppets. Bottom-R. Pol-:ornoxxsl-ci renders cornct solo during program. Page 59 N I 6'F0rty- iners ATHLETIC As the Forty Nmer of ten dcgades aqo throuqh arduous physxcal labor and without advantages of athletnc en deavor found hns reward 1n qold so the Forty Nmcr of today recenes a tro phy of qild as hls reward for aqlhty and strenqtlx Q Xf- 3 uf- mm will ff C VlIIlZ ff 1 W MMM' FCM M f .MA WNV W . 1 . I I LL .. A . ,, 1 d'f aa L A fffi 1+ ,, f ,, T. 'HEL - ' d if 4 ' i W U em, . . ,, Run De n the Field and Never Yield . VARSITY SCORES Weber ,,,,,,,....,,,...... 6 Loyola ,..,. ,.,,.. 6 Trinity ,,,,,.,,,,,... 3 Weber ,.... ,,,,,, 0 Weber .,,.... 14 St. Rita .....,,.,.., 6 Weber ,..... ...,,.. l 3 De Paul .......... I2 Aquinas .....,, 29 Weber .,.,,,,,,,, 6 Leo ...... ,.,..., 2 6 Weber ,,.,.,,,,,.,.. I2 Weber ...... ,,..... l 3 Mt. Carmel .,,.,, 7 Weber ,,,,,, ..,.,.. 1 9 De La Salle ,,,,,, 7 Weber .....,. 26 St. Elizabeth 6 De Paul .....,.......Y 19 Weber .,,.,....t.t,, 13 nap Practice Game At Rochester, N.Y. Section Championship Game With only a few regulars returning, the Red and White eleven, lacking experience, height and weight, faced one of the tough schedules in the tougher South Section. Overcoming all these obstacles with that famed Weber spirit, the Red Horde tied for first place with De Paul. The Red l-lorde's opening game matched Weber and Loyola, last year's North Section Champions, in a real thriller. Both teams scored only once and from then on it was nip and tuck all the way. The game ended in a 6-6 deadlock. The Red and White next faced their arch rivals, Holy Trinity in the second of ten games for the Nazareth Hospital Benefit Fund. With the score tied and some forty seconds to go, Schultz kicked a field goal to defeat the McGuff men 3-0. League play commenced against St. Rita. After trailing 6-O early in the game, the Red Horde began to roll. Two touchdowns and ex- cellent defensive play netted the Red and White its first victory. Weber 14-St. Rita 6. De Paul Demons were next in line. Once again trailing 12-0 at the end of the third quar- ter, the Red Horde rammed over two quick touchdowns. Excellent defensive play gave the Little Davids their second victory and avenged last year's defeat with a thrilling 13-12 victory. Traveling to Rochester, New York, the Weber eleven lost to a much heavier and more experienced St. Aquinas team 26-6. Though the squad lost, every man had the opportunity of playing. Top-E. Zembal, with I. Byrne in hot pursuit, scampers ten yards after receiving the pass. Middle-W. O'Malley hurdles R. Ocar as team-mate. L. Evans. prepares to give interference. Bottom-T. Donahue skirts right end for live yards as L. Kiebles prepares for the tackle. Opposite Page: Top-E.Buczkiewicz picks up 8 yards against Mt. Carmel before being tackled by D. Shannon l24l, M. Alton l23l. and F. Piet i25l. Bottom-P. Czwalinski HI l. crashes through Weber line for three yards as L. Kiebles l28l and E. Zembal l26l. come up from the secondary for the tackle. Page 62 X , 1, fu A . - .5,ip5'1v1'8, ,say -ff 2 .,-f A, 'Q 3,5633 f M 12 ' '- Q K V fy rf.- ,QMY A . Q H A W ai.. 355300, ., Z , , M .. . f , fi7 f'i.2:21' :ff J' N kg V, f ':,,1,, 'F 'SM'-rr 'ff , A s - a?-1x,..Q m, Jw:-ff 1. Z H 4 fx: Q JW F422 1 V . .Q HA 4- ' 351 ix, 5 1' H ,, ,, ,Z 4. 3 f ye f f- tv. , .. I x. lg 4. 4.. gs if ' s ' i f i ' .A . .. . 12 f ' . X 1 p uf! I i 'B .'l O, ji t x-' 'L' Xp r 2 ', ' A ' , 3 f q I 1, Q' O J 'K ' - v A f 1 Q , A L Y - QQ' 1 HW V J, ,ifja , If-W',ij,I'3lll'P' x I Su ' . 5 1 - , , , , W, ' Q X - 1 J y : if .' A 1 , ,ilu 'Q 'g-ff. f ,.. l , ' - .,a V5 . In ff -:..- nf vw: 'f ' ' Q .5 K qf' 4, 5 il 1 x' 4 ', d E Q K. 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G. Serowiecki. Grey. H. Schmuttenmaer: A c ' Coach Al McGuff: Rev. Edwin Bak, C.R,. Athletic Direc- Row 3-li. l'5uczkiewic:. I. Ktillick. VV. Guziak. I. Macko. R. tori Coach Wzilly' Lenczyk. Traveling to the south side for the first time this season, the McGuffmen defeated the De La Salle Meteors I9-7. 55 Tied with De Paul for first place in league play, the Red Horde, substi- en tuting freely. crushed a smaller and out-manned St. Elizabeth team 26-6. Because of faulty play on the part of the Weber gridders in the first three quarters, De Paul led 19-O in the playoff game. Cnce again Weber fought back with renewed spirit and scored two quick touchdowns. The score now stood of 19-13 with some six minutes to play. As in the Leo game, Dame Fortune turned thumbs down on the HLittle Davids. De Paul 19 Weber 13. Though they lost the game which would have given them the champion- Fame99 ship, the gridders added much honor and prestige to Weber High. After the season drew to a close, the following gridders received football hcnors: Row 1-F.. Zeinbal, Honorable Mention: R. Pacer, Section. All Catho'ic. third team All- Chicago Area: R. Les. Section. Honorable Mention, Cath- olic and All-Chicago Area. Weber Cheerleaders, lstanding. left to rightl Row 2-R.Ocar. Honorable Mention: E.Buczkiewicz. T. Serafin, lf. Krzyzalc. A. Burzynska. M. Freitag. Section. Catholic. Honorable Mention All-Chicago Area: L. Stress. lkneelingl A. Surma. D. Ciasto. in action F. Szyc. Section, Honorable Mention: W. Drobena. Hon- at one of the games. orable Mention. vu' Top-Row l 1left to right1 I. Cieszki. F. Zelek, B. Cichon. Mgr. F. Dusiewicz, F. Gomulka, Mgr. D. Krzyzak. W. Melchiorre. 1. Cerminaro. C. Nloskal. Row 2-M. Dombrowski. R. Kosakowski. R. Iackowski. P. Livorsi. B. Grenke. Nl. Cvuzick. Coach R. Philpott, C. Mikrut. C. Gorski, K. Kortas, H. Kapalczynski, G. Long, C. Bielatowicz. Row 3-L. Dolacinski. H. Barichello. R. Hecker, Pasterski, E. Sobota, R. Krupp. Annes, H. Paris, R. Kneebone. R. Duda. Krupa, H. Pacholski. Row 4-C. Saugling. R. Pawlowski. R. Kolbiaz. Schneider. R. Rzeplinski. R. Des Enfants. R. Polinski. R. Kotlarz. I. Benza. B. Ray. F. Dyrczon. Bottom left-R. Pawlowski 1251 returns Trinity punt for 25 yards as H. Barichello 1261 and R. Des Enfants 1641 throw effective blocks. Bottom right-R. Hecker 1351 scampers over for a touchdown as Frcsh defeat Trinity 39-13. R. Kolbiaz 1181 runs interference. NA piring Gridder Beginning his first year at Weber as Frosh-Soph coach. Mr. Robert Philpot. undertook the job of developing varsity material. Starting with the largest freshman squad in the history of the school. the coach made a favorable showing despite the won and lost record. Teaching the boys the fundamentals of the game and engendering in them that Weber spirit were two of his accomplishments. After succumbing to defeat to Morgan Park Nl. A.. I-lf6. the Frosh-Soph bounced back with a 39-13 victory over their across-the-street rivals. Holy Trinity. St. Philip proved to be another rung in the Weber victory ladder. Final Weber 53. St. Philip 6. But the adage. Some rain must fall . . proved to be true as Angel Cvuardian Orphanage for the second consecutive year, handed the Weber gridders a humiliating 2-l-6 defeat. St. Leo also proved to be a drop of rain as they downed the VVeberites 1311. in the final game of the season. Page 65 FROSH-SOPH SCORES Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Morgan Pk. M. A. ........ l-4 Holy Trinity 13 St. Philip ...... 6 Angel Guardian Orphanage 24 Leo .. . .. . ..l3 Here The Are . . . The Be keteer As league play drew to a close. the Iunior team, with only two re- turning regulars ended the season with a record of 5 wins and 7 losses 'Thwisthesecondseasonthattheluniorteanihasfaded Uuquahfyforthe Shaughnessy Pdayogz moreoverit S the nunt cakunuous record any Iunior team has had since 1938, when they played an identical season of wins ancllosses. Since the entue Hrsttearn mdH be back next year,allis not dark for the future. On this basis next year's team could be a cham- pionshnncontenden For the first time in three years, the Senior team has failed to compete in league playoffs. With one regular back from last year, this spirited tearn conuneted the season udth 5 wins and 7losses. Tdus has been the worst season any Senior team has had since 1941, when they won 3 while losing 9. V+ SENIORS Szuhert. A. Ferenc. .. asa K Wg' .35 Qian '52 wie 1uNioRs qs chinski. R, Wisniexx'ski, Page 66 Kneeling-left to right: Co ith A1 lVlcGuff. F. Szyc. C. Radelt A. Kunz. R. Castrogiovanm 9 Standing-li. Buczkiewicz, R Les. M. Prill, L. Zyzda. C Gajda, VV. Drobena. H.Ki1i in R. Krolak. R. Des Enfants. Kneeling-left to right: R. Mir cinkowski. R. Piasecki. R. Kie las, R. Pawlowski. L. Kiehlts W. Gray, Coach Al Mcfiuft Standing-R. Hccker, R. Gr ice W. Madci, N. Mager. M Dziervrai, E.Zcmha1. D. Pul UP per left-N. Mager l3l rebounds the ball .is R. Pmxeeki 422i look Center left-A. Bottfilln ilql and E. Zenibzil 42bi tio high in the zur for tht vt Q s Lower left-R. Grace ll-ll scores a basket while F. Alterio V291 and l ftmlwil loo Upper right-I. Lestzirczylc I-ll takes rebound from M. VVh1te lltsl as VX r t ix 1 A At 1 l20l come to their teammates aid. Center right-I. Lzinil-tin ll5l Captures the bull AS VV.lVlt1dei lfl. R. Grite V int iitr i it p tw Lower right-R. Hecker ill! prepares to take .1 shot aw Ii. Krueger tempt to block it. Flying High IUNIOR SCORES Welver 50 St. Mel 36 Weluer 36 St. Gregory 23 Welver Zo Holy Trinity '12 VVeber 37 St. Philip I7 VVeber 55 St. Mel 30 VVeber 32 St George 35 VVeber ,htl St. Nlury of -16 Perpetual Help VVeber. 29 Holy Trinity 39 VVeber... 36 Loyola 21 VVeber . 30 Holy Trinity 39 League Games Weluer. 31 Leo . 62 Weber. 35 De Ln Salle 26 VVeber... 70 St, lflizzibeth 21 Weber Sl Mt. Cnrniel 53 VVeber.. .-ll St. Ritzi -if VVeber 39 De Paul 59 Weluer -19 Leo 72 Welver 39 De Ln Salle Stl VVeber. 59 St. lfliznbeth 2-l VVeber 49 Mt. Carmel -lb Welver 62 St. Rita -35 VVeber 33 De Paul il ' Feriwiek 'llourneunent Practice Games a Q l Page 07 i i3DI ind 'Nl llor in I-lll xx itele t iinin its it ation Galore Upper left-T. Kuczek 1201 and T. Pash 1151 light for the hall. Center left-W. Napiorkovrski 1l51 is fouled in his attempt to tip the hall to T,Ktic:ek 1201 by R. Mohan, Lower left-B. Cronin 1231 tries foiled hy E. a tip in but is l'3tic:kiewic: 1251 and M. Prill 1241. Upper right-V.Laska 1231 and T. Annes 1281 fail to block the shot of A. Dorsey relwound. W.Reed 1-H1 as 1771 prepares to Center right-W. lnniss 1221 prepares to hook a long one as M. Prill 12-i1 and I1.Bucz- kiewic: 1251 stand hy. Lower right-T. Kuczek 1 2111 leads R. Piasecki 1221. M, Prill 12-11. and G. Dalton 1221 in scramble for loose hall, SENIOR SCORES Practice Games St. Mele ..,,, H3-i 35 17 37 2l Loyola ,,,.,,,,..., St. Gregory ,..,, , De Paul ,.,, ,. Holy Trinity. ,, St. Philip .,,, 30 St. Mel ,3-1 St. George ,, -16 St. Mary of -H Perpetual Help Holy Trinity Sl. Patrick H32 35 ' o Lovola , ,-if League Games Weber. H33 Welvcr ,,,, 37 VVeber 38 VVeluer 31 Wtelver, 38 VVelver 26 VVelwr 38 VVel1er 9 VVt-lier -153 VV1'lwr 311 VVelwer 5-1 VVelier 'H VVeher , 36 VVeher -19 Weber , 35 Weber , 36 Vvelver 33 VVvlwer 20 Xklelwer' 32 VVelver 3-i Welner -3 l Welwer 36 VVeher -36 We-luer,,, -ll ' St. George Pane 133 Leo ,, ,, ,,,,, M56 De La Salle 38 St. Elizabeth ,33 Mt. Carmel , 39 St. Rita, 35 De Patil 'Sl Leo -12 De l.a Salle 32 St. lflizalnethn 57 Mt. Carmel S2 St. Rita, ,, ,. -10 De Paul ., ,39 Tournament -Q Take It Away . . . Upper left-L. Guzik 4204. D. Cassidy 434 and E. Coyle scramble for the rebound as R. Des Enfants 4234 and Britt 454 look on, Lower left-R. Witt 4214 loses the ball to R. Kavanagh 471 as T. Ke-t-nan 4163 and Sault-iko 494 stand hy. Upper right-R.Pawlowski 4323 snatches the ball from T. OBrien 4l2J and R,Battista 4204. Lower right-D. Pulchinski 4134 and R. Fitzgerald 423i light for the rebound as G. Ricmersnia 4I?S4 and R. Masfowski 4l-il wait for the pass oii. NVclwr Welvt-r Welvtfr We-lvtfr NVclwt-r We-lut'r VVelwr Webtlr XVQRKWF We-lbtfr VVt-lwr Wt-lvtfr VVvlwr VVelwr Wtibvr Page 69 BANTAM SCORES Holy Trinity Fenwick Holy Trinity Lco Dc La Salli- St. lflizalwtli Nlt. Carint-l St. Rita Dt- Paul Lvo Dc La Salli- St. lfliialwtli Nlt. Carlin-l St. Rita Dc Paul 15554 Kfgljf 33 1284-,Pj ... ,3--, Fl and Bantam Hoopsters BANTAMS Row l-- R. Ballard R. Skopeck W. Piotrowski A. Kunz R. Castrogiovanni B. Ligenza K. Kortas Row 2- Mgr. D. Krzyzak R. Des Enfants B. Kroll A. Zelis L. Zyzda T. Stach D. Giersch Mgr. F. Dusiewicz FLIES Row 1- R. Zbylut R. Szymanski I. Kurczak . Fugiel . Asciutto . Siska . Zawilenski . Barganski Loiacono Row 2- Mgr. D. Krzyzak R. Maslowski S. Oleskiewicz R. Battista B. Krok E. Sobota F. Ie-ske W. Bulatek Mgr. F. Dusiewicz glsosozozym Under the coaching of Mr. R. Czarnecki, a for- FLY SCORES mer Weber basketball star, the Fly and Bantam Weber 25 Holy Trinity ...... 14 teams also failed to make a favorable showing this Elzqyiff-crigiwiijjzgg year. The Flies won 3 while losing 12, and the Ban- Weber Leo ...................... 37 tams won 6 while losing 9. These have been the gfP5?zaSJg:E:ii32 worst records in the last few seasons for the two lgf:t.RES-xrmel ........ teams' Weber DE Pau1ffffffffi32 If we base our hopes on them, varsity prospects WISE: Ibioig--Sgiigjiriiizg look poor. But one thing they now possess IS ex- Weber 5t,E1izabeth AAA.--.. 31 perience, With a few years of varsity competition gftlgfamel '- -- they might develop into a championship team. Weber DePauliiiiiiiiiiii1:ii3l Page 70 -H -,,.J .. - ',, Major VViIliam Boothc shows thc boys. R, Slcumnier and G. Gapski. just how its done. I Ai? Wd' C 6 Co-Captain R. Sotinski explains to the nt-weoiners. R. Maduru. L. VVitt'chai F. Przybylski. and T. Czarnecki. the rules of open court play as Co-Captain H. Lewandowski listens. Racket and Baton For the first time in the history of our school, a baton twirling class has been started. The classes, held once a week, are under the capable direction of Major William Boothe, The World's Professional Baton Twirling Cham- pion for 24 years. UThe object of the Course as Maj. Boothe said, is to de- velop baton twirlers for next year's band. This year's tennis team, under the leadership of Co-Captains R. Sofinski and H. Lewandowski, the only returning regulars, began practicing early in the season. Since, however, all members are newcomers. a tough contender forthe championship seems unlikely, but one can never tell. Page 71 ..,,,..- A Health Body Makes A 'AA healthy body makes a sound mind was the motto of the phy-ed! director. Mr. Wally Lenczyk. as he set up his program for the year. The course was separated into two individual programs. The first was intramural sports: the second physical fitness, The intramural sports enabled everyone to learn the fundamentals of such games as basketball, handball, softball. soccer. and volleyball. X ,2 A 5323 l ound Mind Now to work, as Mr. Len- czyk would say, beginning cal- isthenics. Besides this, tumbling. parallel bar workouts, and wand exercises were given with boxing and wrestling optional. Many excess pounds were lost by way of phy-ed Class. all i ' if Mmm i 1 Potpourri of Odd and End The Band and spectators rejoice as team romps over St. Elizabeth. Students rally prior to championship playoff game. Students cheer as Seniors defeat De Paul in final game of year. E. Kaczmarek H21 and B. Mikrtit l5Ol of Holy Trinity pin corsages for Misses Theresa Greinbla and Theresa Koziol. Weber and Trinity Queens, respectively, for the Charity Game, Sept. 19. Dr. B. Wichlenski changes card for M. Savio as Dr. R. Slomczewski records results of his telebinocular test, Coach W. Lenczylc adjusts controls of whirlpool bath for W. Drobena. 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'.-1..' Mu. '- I l,ll ol'2f ' ' Mrs. Theodore Weber, , .l,.e Correspondillg Secretary '-': eellll,l.eee , ' m 1 lf'. ' lllo . so IIIII so ,.II I .lel III ' . X 1 Jun f 1 I ' V1 I LI .I 1.1, I' y J V I J J ,I f Pg 80 Complznzcms Dr Chester Ross R Famlly SO HF GRADUATED FROM WEBER HIGH SCHOOL LATER GOT MARRIED BOUGHT HIS HOME FURNISHINGS AT RATAY S FURNITURE P909 11 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER of 9 2836-38 W. CERMAK ROAD 'A' VIJLBERRY 3 92 7 SIN IERK DECOR XTINC SERVICE bf ph PAINITI PAPER HANGING 629 W WILSON AVENUE C ICAGO 3C CONAPLIVIENTQ Dr Edmund T Bartkomak COMPLIMENTU X FRIEN D COVIPLINAENTS Mr and Wlrb I Buukluuu 'A' - 1 'e en Swlerk I E OF - NG - I 4 5 ' . ' H , ILL. t Q If I I QF OF . A W. J. V. .' '. . Q5 W PEmsac Ia 6 0446 m A Local IO JAY FIL AR and has GAY CAVALIERS ORCHESTRA Music That Satusfues 5330 W Eddy Street ucago 4I Il CONAPLIMENTS BEN SON 8. RIYON LOMPLIMENTD DR P .I ORTYNSKI Bus BRur1swlck 8 8799 es BRunswuck 8 2958 RUDOLPH S Tuxedo Rentals II38 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO 22 ILL W ASHINGTON PHOTO STL DIO W M Rozansku The Studmo of Arhstuc Ph r graphy II29 NI MILWAUKEE AVENIUE CHICAGO 22 ILL ZULINISKI FUN ER AL HOME Chas Zulnnskl I457 W BLACKHAWK ST At Greenvlew Ave HICAGO CONAPLINAENTS DR J C PRUSIVSKI MOr1roe 6 3365 66 JOSEPH DONIKO K WHOLESALE GROLEKS IZI9 23 W CHESTNUT STREET CHICAGO 22 ILL Page 83 Q - Me bar . F. of M. ' OF ' I . . - A .v . Ch , I. R . ' - I I Q OF v Y l . ARmxTage 6-3939 BRur1SwiCk 8-2585 Open Day and NIghI - V L T - T ' I . ' ' ' . C I I 4 ' CO. OF O COILUTCIILYKIUUOIZS and Gods Blesszng to the Class of 1949 Hom the MOTHERS CLUB WEBER HIGH SCHOOL Rev Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Louus Gracz C R Cnaplann Mary Guznel Vice Presldent Mary Kansa Recording Secretary Barbara Tryba Flnanclal Secretary Antonnetre Glogowska Corresoondung Secretary Julia Pzotrowska Treasurer Marx Galkowska Sergeant at Arms DQC 811 I I 0 , 3 W' L O . ., ,. L , s 9 of . , 4 ., Mrs. Jane Karlowicz, President . I ' l ' 1 ' 1 ' I I ' 1 , , . Conzplznzenfs of the 32nd WARD RFGULAR DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION ALD JOSEPH P ROSTENKOWSKI U cud Commztteeman 1347 N NOBLE STREET J D 8 3450 BEL PARK CARTAGE CARTAGE CONTRACTORS PACKAGE DELIVERY 3439 BELMONT AVENUE CHICAGO 1 'k fig ARmitage 6-7600 Phcne Uni er - Your Hau 'k COVXPLINAENTQ FRESHMEN 1 E COMPLIMENTS FRANK V IIXIT-KK NORB R JASZKA P d ER GATZ V P RIC!-'ARD JODLOWSKI S BRP XER Q HATS VND Sl ORTSW If XR E DT WPHEQ PRONA QT HX XCHN TH 1240 WLWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO CXO PG86 I OF OF C ' f A L g J A 4 U' E T , res: en? PET , ice- residenf . , ecre I O I W 7 9 J L 5 XT 1 3 N Y W H A A L k K Ji Y , , . L, 0 4 0 u I O HAyrnarkeT I-5749 J. W. KIERES Grocery and Delicatessen 884 N HERMITAGE AVENUE CHICAGO BRunswuCI1 8-9591 LUTZ'S PASTRY SHOP 2I54 W. ARMITAGE AVENUE CHICAGO Our Specnalfres WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND I.AfayefTe 3 79 80 NEW POLONIA BALLROOM HALL FOR RENT FOR ANY O CASION Dancing Wed Fr Sat and Sunday 4602 O4 ARCHER AVENUE CHICAGO BRun5w :ck 8 4750 5I RAAB Clothes to Order IZI3 VIILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO ARmltage 6 3038 ROMAN KOSHNSKI JEWELERS Diamonds Wat hes Jewelry DR HENRY F KOSINSKI OPTOMETRIST IO39 Mlrwaukee Avenue Ch cago HUrnboIdt 6 53 I 3 Hour Wed and Sat TO 6 PM Sunday Cl sed All Day Bull s Tuxedo Rental Shop W M Brzezlckn Prop Mens Formal Clothes Rented for AII Occaslons I I55 MILWAUKEE AVE 2nd FI HAyrnarkeT I 2424 MUSIC and Clft Shop Alex Bonczkowsku Prep Radios Record Musical In trurnents and Electrlcal Appl ances I723 W Chucag Avenue Chvcago Page 87 OF C - Q Q O . ', E . . A D I 9 ANI. ir 8 RM. W. I N A O 4 A ALEXANDER'S S . I. .l t :cr , ' L - Covzgiafulatzons to Ihre Gmduatmg Class of 194 THE FATHERS CLUB of Vlebm H2012 School ADMINISTRATION EDMUND ZAREK Rresldernf FRANK CZARNECKI Vice Pre ld n JOHN KRAJ EWSKI Recordrng Secretary VALERIAN HILDEBRANSKI Funanczal Secretary FRANK MILOSTAN Treasurer ROMAN KARELANSKI Sergeant af Arms George Dull John Jablonskn Edward Jablonskn John Kozuol COL NSELLOI-N Joseph Kon: czka Joseph Koszycku Theodore Mack Stanley Malanowslau Martin Stognnsk John Wutecha Thaddeus Zura Nskl Joseph Mlscun I41 88 1 . i I I . . . . 9 Q 1 9 fy 'I . - Q I M.. ................-..... ......... - ..,- A --I---,-I---sss-s, .... Iuvees ' - s' ef T ' k . .D . , I , . HARRISON 7 52OI R001 STUDIOS Offzcml Ilzofoqmplzers of The Dolplzzn Smve 1996 SPECIAL RATES TO WEBER STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AT ALL TIMES 998 S WABASH AVENLE CHICAGO In file Future fo the GICICZZICIIZIZU Class of 19,49 CRAGIN SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIAIION V00 VI FULI FPTON AVENII I: CHICAGO 1 I I I C02zg1'a1'zfI0tz'01z.s and Besf of Luck VT Hi' 1-'g ' r W Y 1 ' ... '. J J L A 4 Y Complzmeoz fs A FRIEND FROM AN DRXBSVSKI 8. SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Q of C dl' 'A' WITH BEST AND HEARTIEST WISHES 4' fd L dl' 'k P 90 HUmboIdt 67367 LA HILDA CIGARS Manufactured By Hallerczyk Cigar Co. 2320 W NORTH AVENUE CHICAGO 47 ILL CApitoI 7-OO68 Ask the Pamt Man-I-Ie Knows MUSIAL BROTHERS PAINTS a OILS - GLASS Wall Paper - Varnishes Brushes and Painters' Supplies 3037 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO EVergIade 4 9 I 56 DUNB AR S Tw enty Flfteen Club scoTcEI WHISKIES WINES ALES ZOI5 NORTH WOOD STREET ZOOO North and I8OO West CIWICBQO 22 IIIInoIs YArds 7 3 I SO PIERZYNSKI SHOE SHOP I72O WEST 47TH STREET CHICAGO PERFECT EIT BY X RAY ARmItage 6 I68S as KowaIsI4I Prop LAS CLEANER Tallor CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING IZO6 N ARTESIAN AVENUI: CHICAGO Dlckerms 2 8630 Alb rf Merrmy SMART FLOOR S Llnoleum C ontractors A5pI1aI'r and Rubber TI WaII C vermg 7649 'NI CICERO AVENU CHICAGO 39 ILL BEImorIt 5 4303 BRUNO H SXDOW SKI Dentlat 3033 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO COIVIPLIMENTS .IOHNI S TXVERN John GodzIckI Prop 909 N HoNoRE STREET EV rjlade 4 9342 CHICAGO 22 ILL 3 I 0 s 7 - . . - C I 'I - . 71 Y A Y DR. . I . U Our SDecIaIry IISIVWIQ-TCDSH OF 1 X , . W I 1 Ie . ' . . Q E- , - I , I' E Pfie 91 Complzmevz is REVEREND MICHAEL J TABOR Class O7 1903 SAINT MARX S CHLRCH BRONSON MICHIGAN Qi? eilfb Q69 of C QQ? Fall Fl0zI1eIs Plants Artzsfzc Flmal Deszqns Decomlzons Tm C'lz2IIr'lLes and Halls , waz. ew? NILES FLORIST GRELNHOUSES AND NURSERILS ST ADALBERTS CEMETERY JUL F SZATKOWSKI S pf FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS Ueclclznqs Panqzzels Pmtzes Fzznemls mzcl 4ll Occaszons KILDARE 51 O8 MILWAL KE L AVENUF NILES ILLINOIS I1 -' A .I . fl 'lf' I U I . I I I I l ,'f I ' . J I 1 L v .nQ 5 P X .I Q Q g' . l dv' 4 1 1 in connection with I . . . , u . Y , I k .' - Q .' - ' .' - ' .' 3 I' . IKE? - 51 J Y 1 1 f J J I P 93 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS KAPLANS DEPT STORE I505 I5 W CHICAGO AVENUE I BIock East of Ashland Avenue CHICAGO COMPLIMENTS TED S 1949 MOM K DADS Grocery and Meat Market Mr and Mrs W Kucharzak CHOICE NAEATS AND QUALITY FOODS NEIGHBORHOOD DELIVERY PORTSMOUTH 7 8450 4I22 WEST 56TH PLACE CHICAGO C2 ARMITAGE 6 6345 LEONARD S PRINTING COMPANY I42O N WASHTENAW AVENUE CHICAGO 22 ILL LEONARD A MISIURA Prop ICIasS Of I94II OLYMPIC 3552 TOWN FOOD 8. LIQUORS SHOP Walter and AI Osfrega Props FREE DELIVERY 593IV2 W ROOSEVELT ROAD CICERO ILLINOIS Page 94 OF 7 O ,k I H2 U 0 'fu Q 7 Q if A SALES SERVICE HUB MOTOR CO 2625 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE Trv HUB or Personal Sarusfactnor YOUR LOGAN SQUARE DEALER COMPLIMENTS DELSO SWE ATERS 1269 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE HUrnboIdf 6 087I MAKERS OF SCHOOL SWEATERS COMPLIMENTS LARRY H SIKORSKI CORNER CROCERY Chester Hujar Prop 1501 N MAPLEWOOD AVENUE CHICAGO BELL AW 'NIINC CO CarI Klemz 2043 N WOOD STREET CHICAGO COVIPLIVIENTS -X FRIEN D BRunswnck 8 5685 DR B S BALINSKI OPTOMETRIST Suvte 20I l2I2 N ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO ARm:tage 6 0207 Frank Lezon LEZONS MEAT WIARKET FIRST CLASS MEATS 2I34 N DANAEN AVENUE CHICAGO 47 ILL PQL 93 OF Q A H ,, f , or ' I A I' C ' 1 . EVergIade 4-4440 For Appointments Call ,F , I I . . Q 1 1 X OF Q , r RIDDIFORD BROS INC A D CARSELLO 308 W RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO 6 ILLINOIS BELPARK PLUMBING SERVICE PH I L V TOMASZEWSKI 5444 CORNELIA AVENUE CHICAGO 41 ILLINOIS 96 C, I C 7 32 Kildare 5-7826 PROMPT SERVICE if I 7 Congmfzflafzons and Besz' Wzslzes to the Clase of 1949 MADAY S Paznt Hfzlclzvme Wall Pave? Keys ARMITAGE 66929 2000 O9 NT HOYNE AVENUE CHICAGO ARMITAGE 6 4630 AUTOMOBILES LICENSED EMBALMER J GSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI I nclei take? FREE USE OF THREE BEAUTIFUL FREE AIRCONDITIONED CHAPELS AND ORGAN 9121 9199 WEBSTER AVENUE CHICAGO J I I V ' I f .ii .':'b f . i 9 ' 7 WE? C ffm f . I I C i - 7' u s P g 97 Das fo F end Om lu Un S 701 fl SllfCQSSllll C0160 lo all Sl?ld6l2lS of Vlcbev Hzqlz School PULASKI COAL COMPANY on Colm Pele 2 3079 VVILST 96TH STRELT ROCKWELI 2 8200 CHICAGO CASIMIR PAZDAIN 98 We VI-la arm' ' Iwi l .'l2cf.' , fra... ' lx 1 1 1, .I D 72 Q . 3 FC l- 3 W- ',lO'l if 5 4 1- 1 g 1 1 ul' 152-ia I - A President I 1. HUMBOLDT 6 267I VVIECZOREK S PHARMACY II74 NAILWAUQEE AVENUE Near Dnvnsorw Street CHICAGO 22 ILL I YA ARNAITAGE 6 4246 LEN ARD S LIQUOR STORE We Carry a Complete Lme of FAMOUS POLISH WODKAS HONEY WINES AND LIQUOQS II72 MILWAUKEE AV NIUE CHICAGO BERKSHIRE 7 4142 S COMPLIMENTS R3dl0 and Home Appllance Joseph C Rak SALES AND SERVICE 3 I 42 FULLERTON AVENIU: CHICAGO A FRIEND Page 99 if I mx I Y 1- Q 1 1 W. W. Wieczorek, PHCJ. 0 Q I 'E , a . OE DR P J BORRUWS AND FAMILY 'I' C0mpIi m,c1z fx of 1 KILDARE 5 2063 GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES INC Best Class hzngs Made CHICAGO 41 ILLINOIS Success and Best Washes to the Graclzcafeq SECOND FEDERAL SAVINGS 96TH AND PLLASKI ROAD CHICAGO Q? 9 O 4140 NORTH KOLMAR AVENUE 1 4 ir COMPLIMENTS ANTHONY D KLOSKA .I SUCHOVISKI Meat Market I202 W CHICAGO AVENUE CHICAGO Q 6 7 83 MIDWEST STORE Crocery and Dellcatessen 2734 W POTOVIAC AVENUE CHICAGO 6 0266 BIELAVSA BROS PAINTS OILS GLASS BRUSHES ETC I434 W CHICAGO AVENUE CHICAGO GORSKI S Frocery and IVIeat Market VME DELIVER 5200 W ROSCOE STREET CHICAGO 4I ILL TAyI 9 3628 CAPINSKI S PHARVIAC1 8I4 N ASHLAND AVENU CHICAGO 22 IL COLDBERF S FASHION FORUVI 4736 58 S ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO Pg IO2 COMPLIMENTS 8. Mrb A J lablonoswkl . 1 OF I ARmifa 9 - 5 MOrwroe - Y I . Mr. and Mrs. Borkowski PEnsacoIa 6-5893 or - 9 I ' I 9 Y I A L A John Gapmsku ', P E 9 I I OF O Dr. ' L 7. A - . Q 'W NEWCASTLE I 4034 TROST LIQUORS EDWARD TROST B602 s II mes VI hzskey Oda 6142 MILWAUKEE AX ENLE CHICAGO 30 ILLINOIS R I IF YOU RE LOW IN SPIRITS GIVE US A '33 o ' r had PEnsacoIa 6-3000 COMPLIMENTS FORD OF MILLER-SESSLER, INC A FRIEND ' 4834 DIVERSEY AVENUE CHICAGO Fond Memoozes of Happy Da 18 C ARTHUR CYWINSKI MD Claw 071991 MUHJ 0 JOHN F ANIOI Rh 76 PUNERAI HOME 5253 FULLEPTON AVENUE COLUMBIA FUEL CHI AGO 360NK P53104 I. 'i . ' . il 'YT I , U I , errv 5-630 -Ol BEr s ire - 400 Weber I-hgh Students and Alumni POTEREK Ca!! w Y , . J L X n J Fsr Yam' Coal Rcqwrementb ' U x w' CO. ,. L 6 . wlcsgmw Ave Chwcagp U zflz God s Clz0zcc,sfBIessz1zqs fo? the Class M1949 ST WENCESLAUS PARIQH ON M t RT REX MSGP T CZASTKA Pasfm Cu1 ates Pex Pex Rex Pex St mley L Rymeu Clement Jdgodzm 11 John V B01 eczkx Liddle J 1QmQk1 7 ' , . . a J 1 . 1 . ' I I I ' I 340 . on icello Ave. Chicago 'I8 III T 1 . . x. . X. '. 2 . ' ' L '. ' S i x Y. c 2 . . Complzmen tb ALDENS INC A Good Place fo Woolf CHICAGO BRUNSWICK 8 3300 OBERHEIDE COAL COMP ANY ESTABLISHED 1873 1335 WEST POTOMAC AVENUE CHICAGO 97 ILLINOIS Of y o O 511 SOUTH PAULINA STREET 'lr Besf W ashes fo the flClClZlClf6S ST HELENS CHURCH REV PPTER H PXTERLK I asfol Rex Rex Rev Rex 'X1OVSluS F P1 IX DYSIHX Joseph C P1 !XbX lou lu A1f1 ed L Ab1dH1OWV1CZ P N J . I ' ' . . W . . V . . , . I' Q . 9 . , 1 Y 'Y . J . 'J . . o vu A L ti. nu o IVA., Ltrn . V f. Stephen B. Bialas - S . I ' ' I If , l fe ff Complzmente Rev Bronlslaus Ostrega, CR B 946 N ELSTON AVENUE CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING C0 444 W GRAND AVENUE b OLD FORESTER EARLY TIMES CALVERT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS WINES AND BRANDIES Of Courtesy of . D. Co. KITA,S TAVERN i' . Distri utors of: COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. C. Bielaga COMPLIMENTS OF BUNGALOW GIFT SHOPPE Ed and Mary Blelaga 36 I 7 FULLERTON AVENUE CHICAGO CAPITOL 7 8900 I 2 POTERLK BROS LEO S POTEREK II lzolesale Ilzsfrzlnzdfnzs 4214 VI ARIVIITAGI' AVENUE CHICAGO 39 ILLINOIS I48629 COMPLI VIENTb PETE Q 1411111011 PORT L Xl Nmm frocerw and Ileat Ilarket YA d 7 7377 I634 'XJ BOSWORTH AV 'NUE IO22 28 WEST 3 :T TREET CI-ICA O22 I CHICAGO E733 1 l , . . . . ,. f. . ,, . . I 1 v a J , Q , I , , Pharm- BRLmswxC f I OF w 9 , Y 'E I 4 1 JI 71 v 1 . ' . Peter Makarewwcz Q 0 Phone r S - I , EI' F P - I 5 I Cu , LL POLONIA CoAl.Co DISTRIBUTORS DOMESTIC AND STEAM COALS FUEL OILS FAIRBANKS MORSE STOKERS OIL BURNERS HEATING EQUIPMENT YARDS NORTH AVENUE at ELSTON AVENUE BRUNSWICK 8 2600 0499 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY PENSACOLA 6 1200 I 'k Authorized Distributors of 'k Compliments HAWTHORN-MELLODY FARMS DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES MRS BSTELLIL OLINSKI ROBERT LORRAINE JOSEPH JR 19491 H9522 Phone HAymarkef I 0536 W SLOMIN A Grocery and Wleat Market mums VEGETABLES 85 N NAAY STREET CHICAGO Spam dmg 2 2622 Dickens 2 7140 DR R W KOC HANISKI Ihwslclan and Surgeon 2956 MILWAUKEE AVENUE U te 202 Avfwdwle Bldg CHICAGO Lssdm Fr E1 ru mr A 1 CONGRATULATION TO THE GRADUATES D3 Tl T 1 . A L W 1 . J Q F 5 , T S j 1 I v .' ' 0 L S w - f L . I O Hoursi Mprwciay and Thursday 2 To 9 Mr- 8: Nlrs- Joseph flcar T41 rg ,3A.'adSa rivT2t16 WW9 2971 MILWAUKEE AVENUE IN THE HEART OF AVONDALE l WALTER J. BIALCZAK, Prop. Mr-re6237 I -X NI ANIIKOWSKI HARDWARE TOOLS AIND CUTLERY 1227 W Cr-IICAGO AVENUE CHICAGO RA clnffe 31515 FRAND IVIEEXT LO WHOLESALE MEATS 8158 S HOINORE STREET CHICAGO COMPLIMENTS MRS NI ARTHA CIELOCHA J HARBUT GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN 1215 W CHICAGO AVENUE CHICAGO I-IAym rket I 4994 HARRIETS BAKE SHOP NAI' and NA M Krawczyk Props CP CIAL CAKES MADE TO ORDER FANCY PASTRIES 819 NAILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO 22 ILL TEOFIL KILIAN GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTOR 2733 W POTOMAC AVENUE CHICAGO 22 ILL COMPLIMENTS DR AZEK PH ARWI -XCY 3000 IN LARAMIE AVENUE CHICAGO NEwcastIe 1 OO4O Say It w1rI'1 Flowers WIIKES FLORAL SHOP Ed Pasrerczyk FLOW ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 6 O6 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO Pug Q 1 C . 3 - 8 5 . 1 . A . I . I , X N I . . . O . MR. . OF . . I . , .E - ARmirage 6-9209 1 . I rs, . , . - E' 0 O OF 9 , 0 ' ' I O HUMBOLDT 6 4114 KAMKA FUNERAL HOME 9121 WEBSTER AVENUE CHICAGO EE? Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Directov 'Ir COMPLIMERTS HENRY BARON COMPLIMENTS CENTR -XL BAKERY 2637 N CENTRAL AVENIUE BErksI'1ure 7 4988 CHICAGO IRvang B moo LOUIS HETT S Auto Parts and Supplies 4042 44 ELSTON AVENUE CHICAGO I8 ILL COMPLIMENTS SMIETANAS FOOD SHOP John W Red Smuefara Prop 25OI W I-IADDONI AV NUE HUmboIdT 6 9432 CHICAGO BErkslmre 7 2744 FR ANK ROLL Roofing and Insulating C0 J Stachmk Pr p 2443 N CENTRAL AVENUE CHICAGO 39 ILL HUmboIdt 6 0355 Res VIU berry 5 I883 Dentist I2I2 N ASHLAND AN NUE CHICAGO 22 ILL BRunsw1ck 8 57 I 6 DOROTHY S IK INDOVI SHADE SHOP I906 W CHICACO AVENUE HICAGO 22 ILL ONAPLINAENITS Nlr 8. Nlrs R A Kapelanskl Page Il5 OF A L ' O OF OF O O , A . DR. JOHN S. FAFINSKI . 0 v XT r I L A Q v . 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O LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT UF THE CLASS OF 1949 We the graduating class of Weber Hugh School of the Cnty of Chlcago County of Cook State of Illlnots being of sound mlnd do hereby make promulgate and declare the following as our last Wlll and Testament To the Junior Class do we give and bequeath thc dearest and best of our possessions The nonchalance and aolllty of WILLIAM JANUS to T Kennedy The dlmlnutlve size of XAVIER JANIA to D Nlckel CHESTER UZAROWICZ S good nature and beautiful scnpt to A Rapacz FLORIAN CZONSTKAS extraordinary unlque ablllty to decode Latln to R Czapla and L Wysockl The celerlty of RICHARD PIASECKI to Norbert Mager and B Ksla ek SANAIJEL FLJHRMAN S Poet Laureateshlp to L Bednowucz ROBERT OLINSKI S adrolt remarks to C Such The lngenulty and keen orlgunallty of DENNIS ROSS to C N borowskl and W Midey JOSEPH LEFFIXER S dutles as Physlcs Laboratory Supervisor to R Bukar and C Radek ROBERT OSOWSKI S equestrlan knowledge to A and H Lewandowskl ROBERT SROKA S scholas IC proflclency to R Gra e The forensic versatlllty of INORBERT BARWIG to M Jazdzewskl The penetratlng eyes of JOHN KULLICK to R Nogalewskl and J Jarka EDWARD MEYER S olympnc Qant to E Rusak The photogenuclty of JOHN LIGNOWSKI to A Prokopowlcz JOHN CWIKLINSKI S curly halr to F Prochot EDWIN WINKOWSKI S ever srnlllng countenanc to L Novac and H Klllan Th stately mlen of RICHARD KAPELANSKI to E Szyc The melodlous voice of ADAM POCIUS to Z Tuczvnskl The serenlty and placldlty of I-IILARY NABOROWSKI to R Krupockl and E Labuz THADDEUS CEGIELSKI S green :nk to E Chmlellnskl WALTER ZUROWSKI S perfect Vlrgll translatlons to E Kruk and C Pureckt The all round talents of RICHARD LES to C Clezkl PHILIP MOTRONI S coveted seat In hlstory classes to G Stempora The frankness and Emlly Post Handbook of ROBT BIENKA to E Wolclak and R Zych The streamlsned flgure of JOHN NOWAK to L Czapskl The athletic p ce of LEO BARCZYNSKI to D Roszkowskl and B Ogurek The haur of gold and eyes of blue of KENNETH BORROWS to E Wade The lmposlng appearance of GREGORY BIELAGA to D Graczyk GILBERT SEROWIECKI S punctuallty to R Polk The lnconcelvable clrcumference of EUGENE SIWIK to R Dymarkowskl JO EPH ZELAZNY S permanent wavlng apparatus to T Parchem JOHN KRAJEWSKI S knowledge of science to R Pokornowskl Th I us plrlt of JOHN MACKO to L Faldrowlcz EDWARD BUCZKIEWICZ S thletlc dexterlty to V Dr bcna Th frlendly dlsposltlon of WALTER GUZIAK to R Wolt s HEINRY MAKARSKI S golf clubs to R Krolak The preparedness for class of JEROVIE JANIEC to Antanette and R Gura The dramatlc bllltles of THADDEUS KUCHARZAK to R Vvlencek GERALD SCHLJMAININ S exten uve lfn wlecge f Frerch t J Grey VINCENT LAPAGLIA S perfect attendance to F Topo ek JOSEPH I-IILDEBRANSKI S secret of success to R Bove JO EPH DYJA S copy of Dale Cwrnegle s How to Wm Frlends and Influence People t S flnskl Page I23 , I , , , , 1 3 ' , . , .. . , ' ' . 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EMIL KNYCH S two cent lokes to M Ptaslensk: The buslness lrke appearance of CHESTER NEGA to E Stogunskn DONALD BINIAK S Interest un school actlvltles to T Koszycku The gentlemanllness of RICHARD OCAR to C Lekan and R Pluta The love of JAMES LALOWSKI for the latest huts to D Bablcz The salent observatlon of RAYMOND MADEY to F Pxetryka The brotherly love Of THADDEUS NAPIORKOWSKI and WALTER NAPIORKOWSKI to S Kozzol and R Kozuol The lndlvlduallty of LEONARD ZYCH to J Wlsnlewskl The soclal polish of MITCHELL PISZKIEWICZ to E Wlelgos The ever neat appearance of RAYMOND ANDRACKI to J Reed The shy and nervous dusposutnon of EDWARD JAKUBOWSKI to R Zych FRANK KURJANSKI S Four Year Dnary to Z Znolkowskl WNLTER KOZIELEK S wut and humor to G Gajda STANLEY WALENGAS perseverance In mastering the untrxcate problems of study to D Gray The cravat renting enterprnse of EUGENE SZALCZYNSKI and WALTER LESNIAK to Laska The dustmct speech of BERNARD KOELSCH to J Schultz The aptness of RONALD KIOLBASA to adjust himself to all sltuatuons to R Stec The all round athletlc abnlntles of LEO KIEBLES to R Rycewlcz STANLEY SZUBIERT S affablllty and understanding to T Sulek The abnluty of EDWARD MIKLASZ to commune wuth the realms of Morpheus to W porek CLIFFORD TRYBA S love of poetry to R Wuatrowsku RICHARD MIARCINKOWSKI S phllosophy that Ilfe can be beautuful to J Tabor The abnlrty of THADDEUS TRYCHTA to study during the study perlod to C Kamka The treasured Hlspannc Amerxca test of JOSEPH AUGUSTYN to R Zurawsku MARION KRUPAS and RAYMOND PANFILS love of the Glee Club to all Its Junnor members EDWARD LABUZ and MARTIN GRALAK S love for the Heralders Club to all its Junxor members MATTHEW PRILL S love for athletics to all Junlor athletes The love of DANIEL BOLDA and DANIEL PETERSON for everythxng Weber t all Juniors Lastly EDWARD KACZMAREK leaves hrs presudency to the man upon whom the Junuors sha I confer thus august honor t e Sophomores do we bequeath The Chemistry Laboratory e Freshmen do we bequeath Our flawless Caesar ponles e Incoming Freshmen Our Sympathy To t e Faculty Our slncerest words of appreclatlon for klnd co operatnon and admmrable asslstance during the past four years In wutness whereof we have hereunto set our slgnatures In behalf of the Graduatlng Class of I949 thus Ist day of June In the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nune Hundred and Forty nine NORBERT J BARWIG ROBERT S SROKA DENNIS R ROSS FLORIAN V CZONSTKA ROBERT A BIENKA Official Witness of Lower Classmen HOWARD J TURNER Page I24 , . . . .. . . . 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