Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1951 volume:

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Irish NN, 'x' - f ' priI III Inc ring this no - Iocirxf, fa 1 Im: .I ,lu Iy ,IO I I, III., ',,,I,,Q UI T H S T U D E N T S 0 F C H , I L L I I S I 5 I AGAIN PICDNEERS The 1951 Dolphln takes Its theme that llvlng moving ye of our nation We progress we seek we drlve ahea ahead on that path which has been so clearly deflned for us b that Weber Hugh as a whole has shifted nts quarters to a ne and customs of the old Weber unto our new envuronment fo In the past and shall continue an this same vein for years to com we too can surge ahead to heights simular to those reached b . . . . . . . . l 1 of our forefathers to develop America, the greatest nation o lntanglble essence that has been carried down from the blrth urged onward by that splrlt whlch put Incentive In the hearts all time Here In 1951 we have the responslblllty for forging the leaders of yesteryear Our obligation stems from the tact location We proudly carry wlth us all the tlne age old traditions he name of Weber Hugh has connoted achlevement for decades are honored to accept thus obllgatlon and earnestly hope that he early settlers Our burdens are heavy as we have chosen o be AGAIN PIONEERS fax s ',, Q O I l'nxf.Jx,-fin . x , I :Sm M Q 0 I fa. ,lla t i nl! x 21 I x Q 1 5 K Q, . 1 s f . ii' I G ' Q K Y 5 . . t ,V 1, - 4' ti 4 5 , 'Y' wg x lr Il Q' ,' R 1 ' C x x . mu ,Vi i iiqbmstfa ' .1 'Q 'f' 'uh 8 SA: XF lvvillgfgl ,s ' Vw x , x .ri L Q t u' , In 'N.r','! x 'X' ya? 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IIO Patrons ..,.sc................os.....c..c., 123 Page II v HSA XL 4 49' ' 1 6 BRED OF ACTION AND STEEPED IN EXPERIENCE The Principal ofthe school and Chairman ofthe Board of Directors, Father Stanley Sokulski, C.R., has made extensive progress in attaining the goals which he set when he began his term on October I5, 1949. As assistants in administration, the Board of Directors, corn- posed of Fathers ranging in experience from 3 to IA years, has given him invaluable counsel and aid. At their quarterly meetings, current phases of school business and policy are treated, and from these meetings the rules of the school are evolved. Left: Rev. S. Sokulski, Principal, interrupts his work to survey the progress being made on the laying of the driveway. Below: Revs. E. Bak, J. Korabik, E. Kogut, S. Sokulski, E. Karlowicz, P. Lenczyk, P. Balcer and B. Ostrego, Members of the School Board, Iclockwisei decide matters of school policy. Opposite page: The Principal reads the doily bul- letin to the students over the public address system. 4 'rff Z if fi 1' V' 1, up b 1 'Q 1 Iv iv 1 D' .L x 3 Ax u. Q , 'v I L' AFFILIATIONS Accredited by: NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIA- TION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS OFFICE OF THE SUPERIN- TENDENT OF PUBLIC IN- STRUCTION, Springfield, Illinois UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Removing a considerable part of the principaI's paper work, Father Joseph Korabik, C.R., has proved how inval- uable an aide can be. His nine years of teaching at Weber have prepared him to deal capably with the various student difficulties confronting him. He is, along with the principal, intensely interested in keeping abreast of modern educational trends and in applying them to the school. SECOND IN COMMAND Page I6 NUCLEUS 0F THE SCHCOL The hub of all student activities is the modern, attractive office. Here students transact their business and meet informally with their teachers after classes. Mrs. Irene Jadus files away the semester honor roll lists, one of her many tasks as secretary of the school. Rev. E. Korlowicz, C.R., the school bursar, telephones to check an the delivery of additional equipment for the school. Rev. A. lstok, C.R., who operates various machines in the office, is folding the principal's bulletin for mailing to the parents of students. fw .L ,J iw E r ln the relations between the faculty and the student body there is a deep interwoven covenant. A member ot the faculty can be reached for counsel whenever a student is confronted with a problem. A paternal concern exists in every person connected with the faculty in preparing the individual student mentally, physically, and especially spiritually. Every class carries with it the predominant flavor of basic morals to facilitate the solving of problems which the student will meet at the many crossroads of lite. Their main objective, however, is to imbue the student with the basic Christian principles which every Catholic gentleman should attain to be worthy ot his religion. All, l-owever, is not classroom studies, for members of the faculty have contributed their valuable time to aid the students interested in extra-curricular activities. Their work forthe year ends at graduation, but their teachings will be with us throughout our lifetimes. Page l B Rev. Edwin L. Bak. Athletic Director DEEP SIGHTED IN C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Occupations, Hispanic America Member at School Board Rev. Paul J. Balcer, C.R. Bachelor ot Arts, St. Louis University Chemistry Member of School Board Mr. Joseph M. Bauer Bachelor of Science, Loyola University Advanced Algebra, Chemistry Rev. John H. Buialski, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University Latin lg Latin lll INTELLIGENCES, IDEAS, ATGMS, INFLUENCES ROW l: Mr. Florian V. Czonstlxa Bachelor ot Laws, Chicago Kent College ot Laws Director of the Glee Club Mr. William G. Earwaker Bachelor of Arts, De Paul University English lp Literature I, Spanish lg Spanish ll Rev. Henry J. Gomullxa, C.R. Bachelor ot Arts, St. Louis University Social Living lg Religion ll, Latin IV Ass't Athletic Director Rev. Adolph J. lstolr, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis University Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Algebra I Golf Coach Rev. George G. Jendrach, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis University Master of Library Science, Catholic University ot America World History, Library Science ROW 2: Rev. Edwin F, Karlowicz, C.R. Master ot Arts, St. Louis University Algebra lg Plane Geometry Member ot School Board Registrar Chief Cierll Mr. Richard L. lechert Bachelor of Arts, De Paul University English lV5 Speech Rev. Peter P. Lenczylc, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis University Civics, American History: Human Relations Member of School Board Mr. Walter Lenczyk Bachelor ot Arts, Purdue University Physical Education Ass't Football Coach Fly and Bantam Basketball Coach Rev. Leonard M. Long, C.R. Bachelor of Philosophy, Gregorian University of Rome Doctor ot Philosophy, De Paul University Religion l -.NN .i ' Ji' -.-. I. X 0' 'in- A Football Coach History To operate a larger school, it was found necessary to supplement the faculty. Teachers, new to their profession, came, and they were guided by the experienced hand of those instructors who have spent a good part of their lives in the education of others. However, the old also learn from the new. The newcomers have brought with them modern ideas and methods which have made the curriculum as up-to- date as possible. Meetings of the faculty, held to improve the policy and discipline of the school, have proved very profitable in the enrichment of the students life. Tentative plans have already been formulated to expand the faculty to teach the subiects that are to be introduced next year. Page 20 Basketball Coach THE MINDS Mr, Albert l.. McGuR Bachelor of Arts, Notre Dame University Rev. Edwin W. Milcolcliczyk, C.R. Bachelor ol Arts, St. Louis University English ll, Journalismp Occupations Moderator ot Weber News Director ol Public Relations Rev, Chester A. Mitorai, C.R. Master ot Arts, St, Louis University Religion ll, American History, World Moderator ot Band and Glee Club Mr. Thomas A. Murphy Master of Arts, De Paul University American History, Latin ll BEHIND TOMORROW'S TOP MEN ROW l: Rev. Bruno S. Ostrega, C.R. Bachelor of Arts, St. Louis University English Literatureg Human Relations, Social Living Member of School Board Moderator of The Dolphin The Dolphin Mr. Lucian E. Pietrowski Bachelor of Arts, De Paul University Algebra I, Fundamental Mathematics, Advanced Mechanical Drawing Mr. Thomas H. Rorke Bachelor of Philosophy, De Paul University Master of Arts, De Paul University Economic Geographyg American History, Civicsg World Geography Instructor of Music Direcor of Band Algebra, ROW 2: Rev. Henry A. Szwaja, C.R. Licentiate of Philosophy, St. Louis University Master of Arts, St, Louis University Social Living lg Religion I, English llg Occupations Ass't Athletic Director Mr. John E. Tobolski Bachelor of Philosophy, Loyola University English lg English lll Mr. Conrad R. Walas Bachelor of Arts, De Paul University English I, English ll, French ll Mr. Philip C. Weber Bachelor of Business Administration, Northwestern University General Science, Physiology Mr. Frank A. Zapo Bachelor of Science, De Paul Univers Physics Mr. John Sovinec f' L.. f L iti,-ff 3 it P 1 ity r v 3 , vf ,a ' 1 A L 1 ,..-..,.,... ,ww , 4 .,,,.,..-,V,. ,, , Wig ?'V 'lW 1 , 5 I 1- i 5 2 I IN THESE HALLOWED HALLS. In September the Weberites were ushered into a daring semi- modern structure and were awed by the elegance of the luxurious surroundings. The school, decorated with gray marble and pastel paints, provides an environment which is in harmony with the modern feeling. Displaying the finest in lighting, ventilation and heating equipment, The New Weber High School offers a sharp contrast indeed to the humble edifices of the pioneers of yesteryear in the refined decor of elegance and simplicity. l AT THE HELM HOWARD GORECKI Presadent Chosen because of has abulutues as a leader and representative of the sensors Howard Goreckn ments a vote of thanks from all the students for his work He lustly deserves the honors be stowed upon hum by has classmates for hrs outstandmg work both on the hard court and on the football field He has brought consrderable recognrtuon to the school as a result of has othletlc endeavors Page 24 MICHAEL DZIERWA Vlce President In representmg has fellow students nn class and on the gnduron Mlchoel Dzuerwa has always done a good 'ob and as deservmg of the gratrtude of all the students He was elected to serve Us treasurer by has tellow students because of hns outstondlng personalnty Another varsrty grrdder Emul wall long be remembered for has fine lnne backing EDWARD ZEMBAL, Secretary EMIL BAGGETTO, Treasurer BARSUKIEWICZ WALDEMAR J Wally St Peter Camslus Favorste Sublect Mathematics Ambmon Electrncal Engmeer BARTNICKI NORBERT J St Hedwig Glee Club l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Physucs Ambltlon Pharmacist Ba rts BIALCZAK WALTER J Wally Schubert School Football I Class Omcer l 2 Tramc Off? Favorite Sublect Mathematics Ambition Cerntied Publnc Accountant Cel' BIELATOWICZ CHESTER F St Ladnslaus Luttle Ches Football l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 Socnal Commnttee 4 Class Officer 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Favornte Sublect Chemustry Ambmon Busmess Executave Page 25 AGNEW WILLIAM J Aggy Burns School Football Manager I Favornte Sublect Mathematucs Ambutnon Real Estate Broker BALLARD RONALD J Ronge St Mary of Czestochowa Football 34 Basketball I 2 Monogram 2 3 Dolphin 4 Favonte Sublect History Ambntuon Physucal Educatlon Instructor Club 4 Band BAGGETTO EMIL J Emo St Hedwlg Football I 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Soclal Commut tee 4 Class Officer I 2 3 4 Sensor C ass Trea urer Favorvte Sublect Algebra Ambntuon Mechanucal Enguneer BANASZAK ANTHONY J Cowboy St Aloyslus Glee Club l 2 3 4 Tram: Favorlte Sublect Englush Ambntnon Prmter Officer BARCZAK JOHN D Bar: St Helen Band 2 3 4 Favorite Subqecl Chemlstry BARRIGAN RICHARD J St Stanislaus B 8- M Basketball I 2 Favorute Sublect Hustory Ambntnon Dentust CLASS OF 1951 ,, ,, , . ,, ,, , . , 2 , 2 1 , : ,, ,, , . , , , 1 , , 2 - ' . , , , , , I 5 ,, ,, , . , , , : 2,3 ,, ,, , . , , Ambmon: Busmessmon ,, - ,, , . , ,, ,, , . ,, ,, , . , , , , 1 , ,, ,, , . : , 1 1,2 ,, - ,, , . , , , : , , : : f 1 , , , BIRIN, DONALD J. Don St. Hyacinth Favorite Subject: Algebra Ambition: Business Manager BLAZEJEWSKI, PAUL J. Humpty St. Hedwig Football 2,3,45 Monogram Favorite Subiect: History Ambition: Baseball Player Club 2,3,4p Class Officer 2,3 BODUCH THADDEUS J Bo Dutch Sts Peter and Paul Band 2 3 4 Glee Club l Tram: Omcer 3 Favorite Sublect Trigonometry Ambition Sportswriter BOGDAN RAYMOND R Bugsy St Helen Weber News l lleraloers 2 Don Bosco Clu l 2 Favorite Sublect Chemistry Ambition Pharmaceutical Technician BORK RICHARD J Borkus St Hyacinth Football l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Class Omcer 2 Favorite Sublect Spanish History Ambition Interior Decorator BORKOWSKI HENRY L Hank St Hyacinth Honor Roll 2 3 4 Favorite Sublect Mathematics Ambition Naval Career CLASS OF 1951 Page 26 'Nc BUCZYNSKI ROBERT D Bubu Golf 3 4 Class Officer 2 Favorite Sublect Mathematics Ambition Businessman CABANSKI JAMES H Sobberstein St Stanislaus B 8- M Bond 2 3 4 Favorite Subgect Algebra Ambition Businessman CABANSKI STANLEY J Stas St Stanislaus B 8 M Band 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Favorite Subgect Spanish Ambition Musician CHMIELEWSKI RICHARD J Piccolo St Stanislaus Kostlxa Band 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Favorite Sublect French Ambition Professional Baseball Player H 1, I ' - , ,: : ,. ., , . t , , : b , 'Q ,, H , . , ,z 1 f H ,. , . , . 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CZOP GERALD S Chopper St Bartholomew Favorute Sublect Mathematlcs Ambrtron Certrfied Publnc Accountant DALY ROBERT F Bob St Joseph Football 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Fovorute Subgect Geometry Ambrtlon Chemrcal Engnneer DILL BARTHOLOMEW K Bart St Hedwrg Footbalt I 2 3 Class Officer l 2 Favorlte Sublect History Ambrtlon Teacher DOLACINSKI LE ROY J Chrnlrer St Constance Football 2 Favorrte Sublect Mathematlcs Ambrtron Engmeer Page 27 CHRUSCIEL GERALD T Churchill St Prlscrlla Tenms 2 3 4 Favorrte Sublect Chemistry Ambrtson Mechomcal Engnneer CIOCHON ALOYSIUS J Chr Chee St Hyacmth Football 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Class Oftlcer l 3 4 Fovorrte Sublect Mathematrcs Ambutnon Engrneer CISZEK JOHN A Lrttle John St Frdelrs Cheerleader 3 4 Traffic Offlcer l Favorrte Subgect Crvlcs Ambrtlon Dresel Englneer COCOT DONALD P Don St Wenceslaus Dolphm 4 Favorrte Subgect Hrstory Ambrtron Lawyer COLLETTI JOSEPH J Joey St Dommrc Glee Club l 2 3 4 Favorute Sublect Trlgonometry Ambition Alrcralt Designer St Helen Tenms l 2 3 Band 2 3 Weber News I 2 3 Socuol Commnttee 3 4 Fcvorrte Sublect Englrsh Ambrtlon Teacher CLASS OF 1951 H - ,, , . , . ,, -- - ,, , , , : , : , . 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DRZYMALA ANTHONY A Tony St Stanislaus Kostka Don Bosco Club 2 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Favorite Subject Chemistry Ambuhon Ceramac Engnneer DUDA RAYMOND J Duds St Wenceslaus Football l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Dolphnn 4 Favorlte Subgect Chemistry Ambltuon Industrial Chemist DVORAK THOMAS G Duck Blessed Sacrament Football l 2 Cheerleader 4 Class Officer 2 Favorlte Sublect Amerucan Lnterature Ambutnon Chemnst DYKLA EDWARD G Dnclue St Mary of the Angels Cheerleader 2 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Hnstory Ambntson Teacher DZIERWA MICHAEL J Jerv St Gall Football l 2 34 Basketball l 2 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dolplun Sports Edntor 4 Heralders 3 4 Don Bosco Club l 2 3 Social Committee 4 Class Officer l 2 3 4 Sensor Class Vlce President Honor Roll l 2 3 Favornte Sublect Hlstory Ambntlon Phllosopher DZIEWIOR HENRY S Wheeler St James Band 2 3 Favorite Sublect Hnstory Ambntnon Busanessman CLASS OF 1951 Page 28 EWALD JOHN l Jacques St CCSIMIY Favornte Sublect Plane Geometry Ambutlon Clvul Engmeer FABIANOWICZ FRANK E Fabers St Stanislaus B 8. M Glee Club l Social Committee 4 Favorite Sublect Mathemotncs Ambmon Busnnessman FERENC ANTHONY F Tony St Mary of Perpetual Help Basketball l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Favorute Sublect French Ambition Businessman Executive FERRARI ROBERT .l Bob St Domlnlc Glee Club l 2 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Algebra Ambutuon Busrnessmon n u 1 . I 1, u u , . 1,17 7 11 u , . fi I H- -u , . If u u , . 11:7 fi ,fi fi 7 fi ,fi I 1117 ' I If u u , . 1 u n , . n , . 7 u u , . 11,7 11 u u , . 1.1 GOVGOLA ROBERT B Ganga St John Berchman Class Officer 4 Favorite Sublect History Ambition Business Administrator GORECKI HOWARD E Matt St ladislaus Dolphin Associate Editor 3 Executive Editor 4 Weber News 2 Business Manager 3 Heralders 3 4 Don Bosco Club 3 Social Committee 4 Class Officer 4 Senior Class President Honor Roll 2 4 N S P A Representative 3 4 I S H S P A Representative 4 Favorite Subgect Civics Ambition Advertising Executive GRODEK ROBERT T Bob St Mary of Czestochowa Favorite Sublect English Ambition Musician GROTE JEROMEI Jerry St Andrew Class Ofticer 3 Favorite Sublect History Ambition Radio Commentator Page 29 FIJOLEK, MICHAEL S. Mike St. William Football lg Basketball l,2g Class Ofticer l,2 Favorite Subiect: Trigonometry Ambition: Businessman GARSTKA, CHESTER R. Ches St. Casimir Favorite Subiect: Chemistry Ambition: Pharmacist GAWRON EDWARD M Eddie St Mary of the Angels Class Ofticer 2 3 Favorite Sublect Trigonometry Ambition Mechanical Engineer GIERSCH DONALD C Skip St Viator Basketball 2 Favorite Sublect Economic Geography Ambition Agrtculturlst Gl.INKA JOHN 5 Klmlrer St ladlslaus Honor Roll 23 4 Favorite Sublect English Ambition Engineer GOMULKA FRANK C Gomolks Sts Peter and Paul Football 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Class Officer I 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Favorite Sublect Advanced Algebra Ambition Chemical Engineer CLASS OF 1951 H - H , . , .. - ,I , . U - ,, , . , , 1, H , . , , 1 , 1 , f : ,. H t , . Football l,2,3,4g Monogram Club 3,45 Social Committee 45 U H , . f 2 , 1 : 2 : : . z - - - - r : H H , . ,, H , . GRUSZKA WALTER J Pears St Stannslaus B 8. M Basketball 'l 2 Favorute Sublect Physlcs Ambutuan Dentust GRYZIK FRANCIS R Greek St Stanuslaus B 81 M Favorlte Sublect Mathematucs Ambutlon Auto Mechamc HEJZA ROGER V Rog Stanlslaus Koslka Band 2 3 4 Weber News 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Trngonometry Ambltnon Mechanlcal Engnneer HINTZ THOMAS A Tommy St Mary ofthe Angels Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Favarlte Sublect History Ambltron Busmessman HOFFMANN PAUL P Pablo Our Lady of Grace Favorute Sublect Mathemalucs Ambmon Englneer St Hedwig Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 Favorlte Sublect Hrstory Ambutlon Photographer CLASS OF 1951 Page 30 JACKSON ROBERTF Jack St Wenceslaus Football I 2 Basketball l 2 Golf 2 Band 2 3 4 Social Comrmttee 4 Favornte Sublect Physlcs Ammtlon Business Executive KAPALCZYNSKI HARRY L Kopp St Hyacunth Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Monogram Club 4 Honor Ro I 2 Favorite Subgect Engllsh Ambntnon Lawyer KAZMIERCZAK HENRY J Hank St Joseph Left school March 9 KAZMIEROWICZ ROMUALD C Rom Holy Innocents Favorute Subgect Trngonometry Ambutuon Electrucal Enganeer 11 11 1 . 1 11 11 1 . 11 11 1 , St. ' 1 1 1 1 11 11 , , 1 1 1 11 11 , . 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KOTECKI JAMES H Tmy Our lady of Vrctory Cheerleader 4 Favonte Subqect Engllsh Arnbltuon Business Manager KOTLARZ RICHARD A Jungle Jlm St Stanuslaus B 8 M Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Class Omcer 2 3 4 Favornte Sublect Hustory Ambutron Busmessman KOWALEWSKI EUGENE A Bug Gene St Hedwrg Dalphm 3 4 Weber News I Don Bosco Club 3 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Favorite Sublect Mathematics Ambntuon Certnhed Publlc Accountant KOZMOR ROY F Kozy Holy Innocents Don Bosco Club 2 3 Soclal Committee 4 Class Omcer I 24 Honor Roll I 234 Favorlte Sublect History Ambition Prlest Page 31 KIELAS RONALD E Krller Our lady of Grace Football I 2 34 Basketball I 2 34 Monogram Favorite Sublect Mathematlcs Ambltlon Certlfied Publrc Accountant Club 2 34 KLOSOWSKI HENRY J Hank St Stanrslaus B 8 M Band 2 3 4 Favonte Sublect Physncs Ambltlon Engineer KOMAREWICH RICHARD J Karmel Korn St Caslmnr Football I 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dolphin 3 4 Soclal Committee Chalrman 4 Class Omcer I 2 3 4 Favorlte Sublect History Ambntlon Busnnessman KONIECZKA JOSEPH T Senator Holy Innocents Favorite Sublect CIVICS Ambntlon Crrmunal Lawyer KOPKA HENRY F Happy Good Shepherd Favorite Sublect Hlslory Ambutuon Busnnessman KORTAS KENNETH F Ken St Ferdinand Football I 23 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Favornte Sublect Physncs Ambmon Busnness Executuve CLASS OF 1951 n- u , . 1,12 1,17 If u u , . rf u u , . 'fri 1,7 17 17 7 ,rf u n , . u u , . u u , . 11,1 fi 1 n-u , . n 'u , . ,fri fi I If H- n , . li I 7 If u u , . ri I :li :ff KRAJEWSKI GEORGE E Gene St Hyacinth Football l Dolphm 3 4 Weber News 2 Favorute Subgect Physnology Ambutlon Cnvnl Engmeer KROL WILLIAM S Pancho St Hyacmth Traffic Officer I 2 Fcvorlte Subgect Chemnstry Ambmon Research Chemust KRUPP RONALD F Harpo Annunclatlon Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Class Officer 4 Favornte Sublect Englush Ambntnon Electrncal Engmeer KUCZEK THADDEUS D Kuch St Aloysnus Football I 2 Basketball l 2 34 Socual Commuttee 1 Favorlte Subgect Englvsh Ambltuon Business Admmlstrator KUHR KENNETH F Ken St Vlator Tenms I 2 3 4 Weber News l 2 3 Favornte Subqect Mathematics Ambntlon Engmeer KUS ROBERT J Bob Favorite Sublect Englnsh Ambstlon Businessman CLASS OF 1951 Page 32 KWAK STANLEY V Stas Sacred Heart Band 2 3 4 Favornte Subgect Trngonometry Ambmon Musuclan KWASNIEWSKI ROBERT S Sam St Ladnslaus Dolphin 3 Managmg Edutor 4 Weber News 3 Heralders 3 4 Socral Commuttee 4 Class OHlcer 4 Honor Roll l234 NSPA Representatlve34 ISHSPA Representative 4 Favorite Sublect Englnsh Ambition Advertrsung Executlve LECHOWICZ EDMUND F Bug Ed St Helen Class Officer 2 Favorlte Subgect Hlstory AmL1tlon Lawyer LIGENZA BRUNO G Legs St Stannslaus Kostka Band 2 34 Glee Club l 2 3 4 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Chemuslry Ambition Businessman Weber News 2 Heralders H H , . : ,: H H , . , ll ll I , . .. , ..,: .,: 1 H ., , . ,: ,,,: - T H H , . ,,,: ,, 1, ,I , . 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U ., , . ,,: 1 , MISCINSKI ROBERT J Musk St Helen Favorlte Sublect Hnstory Ambltlon Buslnessman NASTEK ROBERT S Bob Schubert School Favonte Sub,ect Chemustry Ambmor- Chemical Engnneer NEJMAN STANLEY J Stun St Hedwig Dolphin 3 4 Don Bosco Club I 2 3 Tramc Offlcer 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Hustory Ambahon Priest NOGAJEWSKI RAYMOND M Noga Fave Holy Martyrs Favorute Sublect Relrguon Ambmon Prnnter LIS JULIAN T Lns St Caslmnr Honor Roll 2 3 Favornte Subgect Hvstory Ambntnon Businessman MARTZ AUGUST F Bud St Mary of Perpetual Help Football I 2 Basketball I 2 Favornte Subgect History Ambition Radlo Engrneer MICEK JOHN J Ml: St Helen Don Bosco Club 2 Honor Roll 2 3 Favorite Sublect Chemistry Ambutuon Doctor MICHAEL CHARLES A Mrke Annunclatlon Band 2 3 4 Weber News I Don Bosco Club 3 Favorlte Sublect Algebra Ambmon Engineer MILLER DONALD J Don St Sylvester Basketball I Social Committee 4 Class Officer 4 Favonte Sublect Trigonometry Ambition Refrlgeratlon Techmclan MINALTOSKI EUGENE .I Mmnow St Stamsluus B 8- M Band 2 3 4 Favorite Sublect Physics Ambmon Busmessman CLASS OF 1951 n - u , . I u u , . I I I n ' n , . i 1 u - u , . I 1 7 7 n u , . I i n - n , . 1 1 n - n 1 . ff 11 , . n n , . 1 I I I I 1 r n u 1 . NOWINSKI ANTHONY J Junnor Flve Holy Martyrs Favornte Sublect Hustory Ambltnon Busmessman OLESZKIEWICZ STEVE M Oley St Barbara Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club l Honor Roll l 2 3 Favorite Sublect History Ambltlon Teacher OSEI. RICHARD T Olsen St Stamslaus B 81 M Favornte Sublect Algebra Ambltlon Certntied Public Accountant PACHOLSKI HILLARDJ Tuny St Wenceslaus Football 1 Basketball l Class Omcer 2 Trafllc Officer 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Rellgnon Ambrtlon Businessman PASIERBOWICZ RICHARD A Rickey St Mary of the Angels Cheerleader 4 Favorlte Sublect Physlcs Ambutlon Auto Mechanic St Wenceslaus Football l 2 3 4 Golf 3 Monogram Club 4 Band 2 Favorite Sublect History Ambltlon Businessman CLASS OF 1951 Page 34 PESTKA JEROME S Jerry St Stanislaus Kostka Soclal Committee 4 Favorlte Sublect Hnstory Ambutlon Busmessman PETERS ROBERT B Bubu St Caslmur Class Oflicer l 2 Glee Club 'l 2 3 Fcvorlte Subgect Geometry Am bstlon Physlcran PIATEK ROBERT J Bob Sts Peter and Paul Basketball l 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Favornte Sublect Mathematlcs Ambition Printer POLINSKI RICHARD A Spnder St Hedwig Tenms l Favorite Sublece Trlgonometry Ambntlon Cnvll Enguneer 4 Social Commuttee 4 ll ' ll , . 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . 11 - 11 , . 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 , . PASTERSKI, JAMES D. Pas 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 , . ROBACZEWSKI GEORGE L Robot St Hedwrg Favarrte Sublect Advanced Algebra Ambrtron Travelrng Salesman RYCHLEWSKI VINCENT M Rycho St Thecla Favornte Subgect Economnc Geography Ambltlon Businessman RYDZY ADAM F Adas St James Favorlte Sublect Trigonometry Ambition Prlest SAVIO MICHAEL J Dago St Callrstus Class Officer I 2 3 Favornte Sublect Physrcs Ambrtlon Electrrcnan Page 35 PRADZINSKI PAUL C Prad St Helen Band 2 3 4 Weber News 2 Socrol Commattee Favorrte Sublect Trngonometry Ambrtlon Buslnessman PRZYBORSKI THOMAS W Tom St Hedwrg Fuvorlte Sublect Hrstory Ambrtlon Journalrst PRZYBYLSKI FRANCIS J Pryz Rrver Road School Bensenvnlle Tennas I 2 Cheerleader 4 Heralders I 2 Lrbra n Honor Roll I 2 4 Favorrte Sublect Physucs Ambltnon Electrical Engineer PRZYBYLSKI STANLEY M Stan e Man St Stanislaus B 8 M Football I Class Officerd Favorrte Subrect Hrstory Ambutnon Busrness Administrator PULCHINSKI DANIEL F Pouch Basketball 'I 2 3 4 Class Omcer l 4 Favorrte Sublect Trigonometry Ambrtron Engmeer RACHMAN EUGENE N Rocky St Fldehs Tennis I 2 Weber News l 2 3 Favorrte Sublect Cuvlcs Ambntron Busrnessman CLASS CF 1951 11 11 , . 1 1 z 1 3 11 11 1 . 11 11 , . 1 1 : 1 1 : H0 2: 1 1 11 11 , . th 1 11 11 , . Holy Innocents 1 1 1 2 1 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . 11 11 , . 11 11 , . 11 11 , . 1 1 SAWKO VICTOR J The General Holy Innocents Head Lubrarlan 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Favorlte Sublect Spamsh Ambltnon Lawyer SCHMUTTENMAER HUBERT J Schmuttle St Stamslaus Kostka Tennls l 2 3 4 Football Manager 2 Glee Club l 3 4 Class Oftlcer I Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Hearst Hlstory Competltlon 4 Favorlte Sublect Llterature Ambntaon Dnplomot SIERS MARCEL S Samson St Stanislaus Kostka Class Oftlcer 4 Fovorlte Sublect Chemustry Ambltlon Offset Printer SITKIEWICZ ADOLPH L Ade St Aloysnus Favorlte Sublect Economlcs Ambltaon Busnnessman SKOPECK ROBERT J Skops St Joseph Football 3 Basketball 2 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Favorite Sublect History Ambntlon Businessman SOBOTA EDWARD W Sobre St Helen Football l 2 Basketball 2 Band 2 3 4 Weber News I 2 3 Socnal Committee 3 Favorlte Sublect French Ambntlon Businessman CLASS OF 1951 Page 36 STACH THOMAS W Tom St Hyacmth Weber News 2 3 Heralders l 2 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 St Thomas Symposlum 3 Hearst Oratorncal Representotuve 3 St John De La Salle Symposlum 3 Valeductoruan Favorite Sublect Geometry Ambmon Psychrotrlst STECK WILLIAM P Red St Thecla Football l Golf l 2 34 Tramc Officer I 2 Favonte Sublect Matherratuc Ambutnon Mechonlcal Engmeer STORTZ MICHAEL J Bud St James Basketball 2 Golf l 2 3 4 Class Oftlcer I 2 3 Favorlte Sublect Geometry Ambltnon Enguneer STRENSKI THEODORE G Ted St Hedwng Class Omcer l Honor Roll 2 Favorlte Sublect Chemlstry Ambutlon Dentnst u n , . 7 1 n 'n , . 11,5 5 ff? F 1:17 n u 1 - , u 11 , . u u , . 7 I 1 n -u , . fi I fri 117 11 u , . fi 1117 :Ili . 1 7' i U 1: , . J ,fri I 1 4 3 u n , . 2 'fri 1, n u , . SYNAKIEWICZ CLARENCE B Whitey St Casrmrr Football l 2 34 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Favorrte Sublect Physrcs Ambttron Naturalist SZYMANSKI ARTHUR A Sly! St Stanlslaus B 8. M Basketball l Class Officer 2 3 Favorite Subgect Htstory Ambrtron Busmessman TARKA EUGENE F Tarks St Mark Honor Roll I 2 Favorrte Sublect Latrn Ambrtron Doctor TRYBA RICHARD F Dick Sts Peter and Paul Glee Club 2,3 4 Favorite Subgect History Ambltro lnterror Desrgner Page 37 STRUCK GILBERT P lrghtnrng St Mary ofthe Angels Football l Favorrte Sublect Physncs Ambrtron Mechamcal Engrneer STRZYZYNSKI CASIMIR F Casey St Stanrslaus Kostka Class Omcer 2 Favorrte Sublect English Ambrtron Businessman SUK PETER J Cedar St Wenceslaus Football 2 Favarute Sublect Spanrsh Hrstory Ambrtron Lrthographer SUWANSKI CASIMIR J Cds St John Cantrus Dolplnn 3 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Traffic Officer 2 3 Favorrte Sublect Physrcs Ambltron Prrest SWIATEK GEORGE R Swede St Stanislaus B 8 M Glee Club I 2 Favorrte Sublect Algebra Ambutron Buslnessman SWITAJSKI CHARLES J Cl1u:lK St Hyacrnth Favorrte Subgect Occupatrons Ambrtron Busrnessman CLASS 0F 1951 ,,- - ,, , , . ,, ,, , . ,, ,, , . ,, ,, , . 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I r ,, ,, , . , ,, - ,, , . , WASILEWSKI RAYMOND J Ray Sts Peter and Paul Favorlte Sublect Economuc Geography Ambullon Businessman WESOLOWSKI THOMAS D Happy St Hedwlg Heralders I Class Officer I 2 Honor Roll 4 Favornte Sublect Mathematics Ambntuon Engmeer WISNIEWSKI RONALD A Veesh St Mary of the Angels Favorlte Subgect Hustory Ambntnon Archaeologust WISOWATY LEONARD R Whu St Hyaclnth Band 2 3 4 Dolphm 3 Buslness Manager 4 Weber News 2 3 Heralders 4 Don Bosco Club 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 N S P A Representatuve 4 IS H S P A Representatuve 4 Favorite Sublect Mathematncs Ambntnon Pharmacust WITECHA LEONARD S Vntz Holy Innocents Tennls I 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Weber News 2 Soclal Favorite Sublect Physics Ambutlon Business Engnneer WOJTYLA WALTER J Wogts St Mary of the Angels Weber News 3 4 Favorite Sublect Physics Ambition Artist CLASS OF 1951 l I Page 38 WOLF EDWARD W JR Wolf St Stanuslaus Kostka Football I Traffic Officer 3 Favorite Subqect Chemistry Ambition Businessman ZAWILENSKI RAYMOND F Zuwa St Helen Band 2 3 4 Band Officer 4 Weber News Bosco Club I 2 Class Ofhcer 3 Favornte Sublect Chemlstry Ambutuon Pharmaceutucal lechmcuan ZBIERSKI HOWARD A Lnttle Al St Boniface Dolphm 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Favorute Subgect Mathematucs Ambutnon Baker ZBYLUT RONALD F Ron St Helen Basketball 2 Favorute Sublect Chemistry Ambntuon Buslnessman l23 on .. .. , . . .I . 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EDWARD G Rabbut Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Heralders 3 4 Social Committee 4 Senior Class Secretary Class Oflicer 4 Favorute Sublect History Ambition Physical Education Instructor ' 4 St. Sylvester lflls ARTHUR W Art Immaculate Conception Basketball l 2 Favorite Sublect Chemistry Ambrtion Television Technician St Mary of the Angels NOT PICTURED PIOTROWSKI WALTER J Pedro St Mary of the Angels Now an the U S Marine Corps A PEEK AT OUR PAST Chapter 1 We began our four year term by breaking a record namely we were the largest Freshman class in the history of the school l-240 studentsl Our football team challenged the Varsity and was subsequently trounced 32 7 by the more experienced gndders Changes in admin lstration served only to confuse us After we had been under the guidance of Father S Flolek for one semester Father L Tusmskl became principal We shall long remember our Introduction to the annual retreat and the many other customs and traditions of the school Chapter 2 The outstanding event of our sophomore year was one which stunned sports prophets all Red Horde was humbled to the tune ot 3 O Smartmg from this defeat the McGuffmen went on to a first place tue with De Paul We tasted the butter pull of defeat In the sectional playoff when the Demons staved off a thrilling last quarter attack by the Red and White to win I9 I3 Father Tusmski organized the Band and was Instrumental in the presentation of its first concert Chapter 3 Surprises galore were in store for us when we entered our third year We learned that this was to be our last year on Dlvlslon Street for next fall we would begin classes In the new quarters of the school in Cragm Father S Sokulski succeeded Father Tusln ki as principal on October I5 Our Junior quintet emerged victorious for the third time in the eleven year old Fenwick Tournament The Band and Glee Club ushered in the sprung with their second annual corcert and the fifteenth anmversary edition of the Dolphin was rated an All American book the highest award of the National Scholastic Press Association Chapter 4 ln September l950 we started at the new edifice We were awed by its magesty inspired by its newness, eager to begin our last year For the second consecutive time the Dolphin received an All American rating an honor carrying extra meaning since we were the only school In the city to receive so high an award May 27 l95l, Graduation Day terminated four memorable years of high school, and thus we entered the ranks of the alumni Page 39 over the city. For the first time in the Annual Weber-Trinity Charity clash at Soldier Field, the as ee AY: s.ijQ A awi ML 3 ML Aki Lvl LH , Q WCG XL YQ2...4NL21 QF KELLY K is-4 AAA 0 . Q 7, 7 I VV ra s n, I' 3 'A , X ' ' f v' , Z-Iii... W, A M . 3 , , X Q A- in - ' V jy ig ,s X -zll , ggi , L , sg. A: A 4' in .,2, I i , .. A, . K 7 k A V , A'A - , K -A ' A f Q A: ' A, A' f 40 -, mf R' Q 'Q' Q ' '45 . X ' 1 ff ' ' . f 1 W f af fx Mi 1 f g - 1- - L AL ' p . . M U , , U ' W , P A A 'l A 4 , ,gg ' -aj. ' than Z' 1 A as agp E , 3, g VI 2 f Z .Mg 5, W-'fm --v- 4 ., A Z A V eq , A ' , 4 , ' M-W?, W A 225. g ,Y J? 4 L 'Q -1 A ' i i ' K M ,zl 'K' Zz , ,g W4 W EVA Q1 f 3 ix -4 , X , F . .:,.. K 'E Q 'V J ' ' 5 J gg A ix ax! .Zi , ...Z ...AVAi . Vqq: Q5 ul zglq Mi , rjjy -x 64 .. M. K V ' Y 3 A ? x J' C' y 5 ,AA. VAI1 , , I ,,., -, Q- , A, - V ,A W , H., x I 1 Q M I M ' I W mf' U 'W' 1 ,, ': --. F :Li - M NH W f W 1 .+ 1, 'ff ' An ' If L AL f f 'wflgyymh .M ziv Zz' n- r W JW .1 '. A2 QA ,, W5 '54 4 ' f V 5 f , ,, JA xv K P, ,vgfl ,nt T9 FQ, Q4 E A Q xy ff E, A A wir f g ' L .X QF . 1 AV 7 , 'l k Gi Q it 4' ,, fag 5 A: K - 1 . .1 , Q - -an f ' , Q 4 I Ami . A x A 1 A I 0 KL A S x f W 3: Z 6 'J in , ,Q , M . , ,Q fi ,1 .G Q , , I ,, V . Ey Q? if r 4' ' V' . ' I V 'w, 'dvi' ,- Z' 'Y Yak, 4 ry ,' 3 1' ,, lv Page 40 .IUNIORS Row Row Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: 1: E. Alwin, E. Bachara, R. Balcer, H. Balla, H. Barichello, R Battisto 2: A. Bernocki, T. Bogumil, R Bolanowski, H. Boryczka, P Bradtke, A. Bulatek, R. Castro- giovanni, B. Cichon J. Cielak, F. Cielocl-ia, J. Ciesz- ki, J. Derdzinski, R. Des En- fants, E. Dolos, F. Dusiewicz, J. Dziedzic R. Fatz, E. Filar, K. Filar, R. Frelichowski, G. Fugiel, J. Ga- iewski, G. Gapski, P. Gatz R. Gilski, R. Gilski, R. God- zicki, F. Gonsowski, C. Gorski, S. Gryzik, M. Handzel, E. Har- but R. Hecker, A. Heleniak, N. Joszka, F. Jendras, F. Jeske, R. Jodlowski, R. Kalem, T. Keenan W. Kendig, E. Klaczynski, D. Klisnick, G. Knapowski, R. Kohl, E. Kolodziei, R. Kowalewski, T. Kowalski G. Kosirog, D. Koskiewicz, W. Koziol, J. Krasucki, F. Krock, B. Krall, J. Krupa, D. Krzyzak A. Kunz, J. Kurczok, E. Kuryla, J. Labno, L. Lange, T. leach, P. livorsi, T. loiacono The officers of Junior A, President J. Dziedzic, Secretary M. Niziolek, Vice-President P. livorsi, and Treasurer E. Kolodziei are elated over the amount of students from their class to receive merit certificates for scholastic achievement. Discussing the matter of class discipline are lleft to rightl Treasurer F. Jeslce, Vice-President H. Pielcos, President R. Des Enfants, and Secretary C. Moskal, of Junior B. The third year at Weber saw us take over our high school career with great zeal and spirit. During the two previous years we had learned the value of a good education and and are now striving earnestly to attain that goal. One of the first things we learned was that the curriculum of a third year man is no pushover to be sure. The mysteries of chem- istry kept all of us in a daze throughout the year, while the right path to good was pointed out in the classes of Moral Guidance. After becoming accustomed to the mazes and perplexities of solid geometry, the course we took in plane geometry as sophomores seemed very easy. However, we realize that all of these subiects are helping us to pave the way for making an intelligent choice of vocations. As the year quickly passes we look forward anxiously to our Senior year. We all have our hearts set on making the grade as Juniors so that next year Weber High School will be proud of .its Senior class. Page 41 fi fi l an -nr 3 at Sn., A '1- 'H' 12 Wah... A A 5 5' W 'W 'lx Q27 ff ,L 4 N lg f' fs 1-o 4, .,,, 3 A. L P942 ANY, A '2 Zf2,x 01 -...4 LV --z '57 n M ,W , ZA,' 1 4 , g u AV ., V11 I A i M 4? .Fai X if , V ., 1 ? ,, Q Q if xi A V 1 In x g km! ff 1 ' 7 .,:, H ,, A W - I , 'V . 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Schneider R. Schreiner, R. Sieia, A. Siers, R. Siska, T. Siwek, R. Skummer, L. Smentek, E. Smith A. Sokol, L. Springer, J. Stan- islawski, R. Stefanczyk, J. Stetz, G. Straszynski, J. Surma, G. Suwanski E. Sychta, R. Szemplinski, F. Tomaszewski, R. Trost, H. Tur- ner, J. Wadas, W. Winiecki, R. Winter S. Witek, R. Witt, C. Woicie- chowski, R. Woicik, M. Woitos, R. Wolski, D. Zurek, l. Zyzda W. Gray, L. Rozanski, W. Setlak fun... Studying the reports of the mission donations of the class are llett to rightl Secretary S. Musial, Vice-President R. Frugar, President J. Krupa, and Treasurer N. Ostrega, of Junior C. Treasurer T. Bogumil, President R. Witt, Vice-President H. Barichello, and Secretary B. Ray llett to rightl Junior D's officers, determine the most popular occupational ambition ol their classmates. As Juniors, we have high hopes of becoming an out- standing Senior class. We have great confidence in our athletic squads, in our class officers, and in our performance as a class as well as individuals. We are in the last days of the grueling race for better education. Our minds are turned to the highest pitch of efficiency, but we must not allow over- confidence to subiugate our better iudgment. The standards are high, the task is difficult, but we are eager to take the reign of '52. Page 43 ,-. 3 'Q' -4 fb .,. QI! Rf. 'H A W-uf DWG QW W? A A ski Page 44 A Q- 'A' h-:ef f Q V..i,, J G , 4 'fi A AA,,A Z 182. , .. :IA X A lL ii 1 .rf W f 0 1 f M - 3 eQ,A if :IHH W JE? QQFE.Jmt Q.: HAVH Ak,. fj jfi?J ,.1f. .ii ,? A K 'fl .fi 'N 'Tai Q' Y , Q. Il 2, X x A A Z, 'I .4- SOPHCMCRES Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row N. Albin, J. Annes, R. Antoszew- ski, E. Augustine, E. Belczak R. Biedrzycki, A. Bigos, J. Bo- dek, D. Boger, D. Borrows, D. Chmielewski R. Ciesla, R. Ciszek, R. Cieszki, G. Cygnar, L. Depcik, J. Dzie- konski R. Dziurdzilm, J. Evans, R. Ga- domski, S. Giebultowski, E. Gorski, C. Gryzik R. Guttman, D. Hagenbort, P. Haske, E. Hebda, T. Helminiak, J. Hodur J. Iczkowski, L. Jackowiak, K. Janusz, K. Kamko, R. Kosella, R. Kazmierski D. Kiebles, A. Kohl, M. Koziol, T. Krysinski, A. Kubiak, J. Kulesc S. Kusper, M. Lake, R. Leksan- der, W. Lewandowski, L. Lis, S. lubash F. Mackowski, L. Maduro, S. Modura, E. Marciszewski, J. Markiewicz, J. Malusiewicz 5- -.il lleft to rightl President E. Hebda, Secretary D. Ochalelx, Treasurer T. Piwo- war, and Vice4President D. Neugebouer, ot Sophomore A, check over their intramural basketball squad. Meditoting on their executive functions are the officers of Sophomore B, lleft to rightl Treasurer E. Paluszewski, President W. Morawczynslxi, Secretory L. lis, and Vice-President R. Shelton. The climax of the first half of our high career is fast ap- proaching. We know the school and what is expected of us. Our duty lies in fulfilling the requirements of a curriculum which consists of plane geometry, religion, Latin, English, American history, occupations and phy-ed. Page 45 4-if A G x HA X Lasik 1f iqf 511' 3 '2 131 4,. 4 QQEQO 'VG 96 ,Lf 22 .W Q ,K ' -1 I R I ay, S Q 21 'Q A'A 5 , ' , A X X 'twain A 42 1h U, b Ni , 2 : r Z ' . A 'J A L M W' 1 ,.., V .tg if K, as fn' 3 H la, ., .N K 5 V. t , ,E 5 , ,n A -Q 4 3 cw W fs Q-2 - .':: A Q . if V A ,A 7 A xg! 2 ,1L Q ,Q 3: J: x K 4-his A in-in f'1-' ii., TI? , g '. za f .3 ' ,,,,E 1' ' ' n LV -1-1 .1f ,M , 4-'WG -Aj if U .3 we -11 ? 2'f ' ' Q , 1. big' ,. . I I V Po SOPHOMCRES Row 1: E. Mikolaiczak, E. Milerek, E. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Miotek, M. Moore, W. Moraw- czynski, J. Mueller H. Mulleians, K. Mulsoft, C. Myslinski, K. Nawroclxi, D. Neu- gebauer, M. Neuman J. Nowak, H. Obrzut, D. Ocha- Iek, R. Olinski, E. Oslowski, R. Ostrega E. Paluszewski, E. Parat, W. Patuszynski, W. Pawelczak, G. Perlinski, S. Piasecki T. Piwowar, C. Plucinski, R. Po- tempa, W. Prunhuber, T. Roz- mus, R. Sachai E. Sapyta, R. Shelton, E. Sikora, J. Slowinski, S. Sopata, A. Stec R. Stepuszek, S. Styrna, R. Sumowski, S. Szaflarski, E. Szczech, N. Szparkowski F. Tyska, D. Wolaszek, E. Wa- rych, A. Wawrzyniak, R. Weso- lowski, K. Wiater D. Wisniewski, S. Zelek, G. Zgliczynski, R. Zurawski, R. Zygowicz, J. Zyniewicz Absent: F. Knawski, J. Skala 39' Vice-President J. Slrala, President F. Knowslri, Secretary A. Bigos, and Treasurer R. Zurawski, ot Sophomore C, check the mass attendance of their class. We are the raw material in the hands of the educational architects, our teachers. Through our spiritual, physical and mental training we are attaining the purpose of our education -the molding of our character and the development of our minds. We are no longer baffled by the fundamentals of high school procedure, and since this is the half-way mark for us, we have the opportunity to make adiustments neces- sary to facilitate rapid progress through the remainder of our years at Weber. Page 47 'fs 'fi 51133 '--4 AL Page 48 ala 4? KW 25'-iv fviwwh 9 44' ,, V' f y 'L ' by :V H H VV , ' 1 , A g ' X V 2 ,, A' f AA-' 6 A Al ' L 'JV I A A , A It I i Af If V p i I D Q ,A Aw A' ' 2 A' ' W J A -, 'ZVA H 7 'V W f A L, . '?-:. ni Zll f , ,,A: .A., , A,,,A 1 'Q ,L 1 AV I i 24' QE xg -- 'siv' ' X 4' . ' QVA' j .,., ,V f .3 Q 5 mf I I Vx ., f LV QV' .vza Z ::A I Z H ' xq In wg., 4. V123 ::, ' V '.,-'v-,.,, VV A LL' :, I 1 V' ' ,, Z 'E ' V 3 , X L f ,V 1,'T li. . 4f Q V9 '4QA '-,A A: ' M V ' J, ., AZEA: 1 E .,., 13: 2 we A V . :,, In vlil Z., , vi , In in 5 :,. .ilm ,L M W M W 7 H , X :,. 55. A ....,gf - : f:y 5 V Vq.A ., , A V. ' '-'V W M 31 'Q .W 5 -2 , H! , vi i 'ff' 1 v 2 f ' .2 V A- 'v :f' I- : - . . 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'H : fi u, , gr, 4 -1 r Q7 W W., , 5 , K 1 - g K -2' 'TA -AA... -, J rx -at, ,lem QV .,,1:! -f sf: f ' ,f A V f I I L sh Page 50 i If al -4 1'9 1 Q -ra I FRESHMEN Row I: Row 21 Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: if Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: Absent J. Mason, J. Merrnel, S. Micha- lik, R. Mirek, R. Moeller, F. Moriarty, B. Naborowski, D. Nasfali, J. Nichol M. Nowofarski, T. Ochal, VV. Onock, E. Orlowski, M. Pory- pinski, E. Pasiewicz, J. Pawlax, T. Pevruczenko, J. Pokorny P. Pospychcla, R. Polempa, P. Prebis, T, Pulforok, C. Pyrek, W. Radcliffe, G. Rodson, R. Rich' lee, L. Rineharl R. Roszczyniolc, F. Rubino, F. Rudny, J. Sanlowski, J. Scor- pelli, R. Scheffler, G. Schero, J. Schlieben, L. Schmulfenmacr J. Scnrneca, G. Seelig, W. Shanahan, J. Sienkiewicz, R. Siepka, J. Sick, R. Siraguso, R. Skoczylas, E. Skowron R. Sowinski, L. Stach, J. Stoch- nik, R. Slonislcwski, P. Slcln' bark, E. Sfelcher, J. Sfojack, R. Slopka, G. Sfruszynslci C. Slrauch, A. Slreb, M. Sfyrna, C. Sypniewski, L. Szczesniak, R. Szluk, D. Szymonskl, D. Tabisz, W. Thomson J. Tolmarz, J. Tuman, L. Tyrcha, E. Vessini, D. Waber, P. Walls, E. Walsh, G. Wieland, W, Was F, Wisnew, R. Wojfylc, J, Wrov blewski, J. Wrona, A. Wysocki, R. Zemlnk, A. Zlenlelr, J. Zu- rawski,R.Zycl1 :J. Barch, J. Przeniczny, D. Sa- dowskl 31: y S. P, yr' I Qi I President D. Baniewicz of Freshman C lstawdingj reads the names of those permivfed fo eat lar-ch cm fo his fellow class officers llef! to righfl Secretary C, Ligg, Vige-Presidenl J. Mermel, ana Treasurer W. Thomson. The officers of Freshman D llefl to r-ghfl, Vice-President R, Siragusu, Presidenf E. Walsh, Treasurer D. Grenlxe,ar1d Seve-tary V. Bcscone, discuss seriously the division of their duties. Studying The ticket sales for the Band Concert are llefl to righfl Presideri' E. Ciurus, Secretary E. Skowrcn, Vice-President A. Zienfek, and Treasurer J. Scurpelli, of Freshman E. Page Sl FRIEN 4' fy eff A ,. ' Q't'h,.'E' M .W D OF THE STUDENTS ln keeping with the true pioneer spirit created by the building of a new school, the library also sets forth with firm determination. Under the capable directorship of Father George Jendrach, the heart of every school -the library-is throbbing with the vitality of a newborn child. A long range program of three years has been adopted to make the library complete as possible for the Weber student. The proposed plan is based on a proven formula for the thorough effectiveness cf a school library. lt is fast becoming the intellectual cafeteria of the school. Father George Jendrach, whO has studied library science at the Catholic University of America, is well prepared to meet the challenge of the establishment of a new school library that has been delegated to him. Because it is physically impossible to have the largest school library in existence, ours, however, will be one of the finest. Quality, not quantity, will reign supreme in the development of the intellectual center of the school. left: S. Kuspcr lleftl and D. Wisniewski search for data in the librarian's office. Center: J. Evans flettl and A. Bigos examine ci dise play of Archbishop Weber's personal effects. 1 it .' 5 f g V T Right: Absorbing the philosophy of the Library bul- ' I A Zi gi! V Ietin are R. Wesolowski lleltl and A. Stec. KM Opposite page: An industrious class studies in the T N library. mi' '-v-1 . 'ivgzfggw f -. 1, Wowhw bu ff, mf M, ,, v fill? 'Wm lf, gg., ,WM 'fx f fu KM ' f' ff' my fb - , we I i f f' , ,- J-gl X ....-.1 . 'Z 9 Q ...W iv' Q 9- . 910 ..,,-,-djfji gf 4 . Y! ' J, ff K' 45' i 1,1--,,-1 Xtfljg' X L4,.af,n!Q , 5 t 5 f 9 , x' f H M ' C.. 14. 5,-2411--1-. fv , -E ,, , J , 'K' K 'f 'TT.-?fnl,'-Ai . f , ini- K! FRON7f , Mm fw,,Q LD' Xwf3w.ffMW1f1fi ,A Vd,9J,4.,'4?jfj ,6131i7 4 S QM fy 0? A '4 TJ Il ,f,,.f ' ' , gf ' f Z-- jr i sw .A-'ff' 'Q I A ,lffgfj f QW 6.11106 J JQAWJA ' I 'X 'W4 - X if A l-,.- DIVERSITY OF ENDEAVCJR Top left: Human relations students concentrate during a test. Center left: C. Gryzik points out to S. Szczech and M. Neuman the special fields open in medicine. Bottom left: C. Krawczyk explains to the class the divine nature of God. Top center: C. Plucinski reads from his text to explain the sacraments and their relationships to R. Ostrega lleftl and l. lczkowski. Bottom center: E. Baggctto completes drawing ol a chart specifying various occupations as E. Zembal and C. Synakiewicz watch with interest. Top right: R. Kozlowski and G. Straszynski complete a drawing for their mechanical drawing assignment. Battom right: M. Dzierwa and H. Gorccki analyze the various tempera- ments ofthe marriage partners. Page 55 CUR WORLD- PAST AND PRESENT Left top: R. Daly discusses with R. Bogdan and J. Barczak lseatedl the qualifications of a candidate for the presidcncy of the U.S. left bottom: W. Patuszynski points to Rome as he discusses the ancient latin culture with G. Perlinski. Right top: The class concentrates as R. Gongola reads of the difficulties experienced by the founders of our nation. Right center-top: C. Kohl points out for T. Leach and P. Nako lseatedt the site of the Boston tea party. Right center-bottom: R. Zawilenski, T. Wesolowski, and N. Burtnicki llelt to rightl read an excerpt from the newspaper dealing with the opera- tion of voting machines. Right bottom: R. Polinski, S. Przybylski, and H. Kopka Ueft to rightl check the boundaries of the Central American countries. Page 56 gtk me., 7' an-. 'Q N441 1 ' ,,4-Iv f l., , - ,P IJJWAJ fffjfk, X' I 'j ,I 'Jjfflfq Y fflffvfn I fx ,L I j A Jjtwx Il! jfiffff I 0 J 244 Q in 'CX 8 X fi ,Z :ww ,MEWJ WML, ' ,llmrj WJ ' J L J ,. .,,f5-.sm V . L:Qf!fk J fi! . 7 X X X ff' I jf , ,ws . ' '? !7.v,awvf M4'Lr abrfjsjwv L-auf. Jr. Alf df? ff' inf LANGUAGE - UNIVERSAL MEDIUM CDF EXPRESSION left Top: F. Gomulko lstandingj, J. Glinka Ilettl, and C. Suwanski study VirgiI's native land. left Center: The intricacies of Cicero are explained by R. Trast lstandingl to W. Setlak, J. Wadas, and R. Godzicki Ileft to rightl. left Bottom: P. Prodzinski transcribes some popular French idioms. Right Top: F. Cielocha, J. Cielak, F. Gonsowski lleft to rightl apply the fundamentals of Spanish. Right Center: H. Obrzut and T. Rozmus study Latin participles and their formation. Right Bottom: D. Fabisz and T. Wroblewski c'iticize D, Baniewicz's review of Latin declensians. Bottom Center: Spanish and its practical usage is studied by lleft ta rightl V. Sawko, G. Minaltoski, and H. Klosowski. Page 59 MATHEMATICAL DILEMMA Top left: Rev. A. lstok solves o trigonometry puzzle for R. Heiza. Bottom left: H. Turner lwith compassj relates his proof of a problem in solid geometry to J. Jodlowski tstandingl and 1. Dziedzic. Top center-left: l. Stach llettl and R, Kaserow inspect their solution of an algebraic equation. Top center-right: T. Przyborski, A. Sitkiewicz, and E. Jablonski lleft to rightl explore the commercial world through economic geography. Center: D. Boger tleftl and R. Zurcwski prove a fundamental principle of plane geometry to the class with the aid of Rev. E. Karlowicz. Bottom center: H. Piekos lstandingl and F. Cielocha obtain the factors of a trinomial in advanced algebra. Top right: T. Augustine indicates to J. Cunningham lleftl and J. Pokorny an interesting item in the functional mathematics tables. Bottom right: In economic geography class W. Kozicl locates Chicago for J. Gaiewski tleftl and R. Bolanowski. Page 60 aw. HPLWX- , 3 LIP: AbQQ72 19X I ,,4l 1? Mi 'K..1f A if pdl +1-vs-9 31117 ,Xa iii. sa ..,-b L.-JW'l'.'wv ' w -..-' Q. qv if ,pvif X' .gnu dll za. Ap.- P' P R? 1 g- 5: 'NN SCIENTISTS IN THE MAKING OPPOSITE PAGE-Top left: G, Seelig tlefij and R, Wojtyla examine warious rock formations. Center left: lleft to right! L. Wisowaty, H, Gorccki, and R, Krasnlewski prepare to demonstrate to the class techniques of radio transmitting, Bottom left: E, Kowalewski indicates the coil of a iadio receiver to H. Zbierski lleftl and L. Wisawaty. Top right: .I. Dziedzic lkackgrourtdj gets chemicals for lleft to rightI P. Liforci, R. Modura, and C. Fugiel during a chemistry experiment. Bottom right: lleft to rightj I. Springer, J. Krupa, and S, Musinl solve difficult chemical equations. , left: R. Zych, G. Koran, and R. Woityla Ileft to rightt weigh on eraser on a spring balance. Below-left: G. Churchill shows the position ofthe left ventricle of the heart to tleft to rightj M. Parypinski, W. Wis, and A. Wysocki during their study of the circula- tory system. Right: L. Schmuttenmaer checks the plotting of planetary positions by W. Radcliffe lkneelingt and F. Wisnew. 111 ! fl I ENGLISH .... . AN ART AND A REFUGE left top: C. Gorski lleftl and R. Sieia check the outline of early American writers and their type of writing. left center: S. Sopata dictates as R. Sachai completes the definition and characteristics of the short story. left bottom: J. Mermel, J. Scimeca and T. Kramer fleft to rightl study a model of diagramming, Center bottom: Reviewing English authors and their birthplaces are Cleft to rightl R. Cocot, M. Fiiolek, and R. Pasierbowicz. Right top: R. Kwiasniewski underlines essential parts of important don'ts in English grammar. Right bottom: R. Lingwoy explains the necessity of a daily schedule, based an his study of social living. Page 64 FWM bo: I '- 'K .X W' ff ' V5-11' 5 , , t Q QS Til, hfffl VZ ,4,4.Al! '45 02 aff J mix gala, ,fit r ll.: W' 5 ,UW 79 as U I , 5 , , .pf 4 - , .xI,CJxLf,,!lV,ky A4 M, 11' !1l,ofJ ,lijijdv . V' .,,k , X .4 ' N , 1' . X lv 0 KJ :'14!JLi Z S 'E i ' Wm 11 .-an-RM Nh ., 15. f ,fwiif is W ,wi pf A K , www-f W .af ' .fm .1 -ee. X ,A .,, , . ,my 5 . N 3 X X' If -Q1CifkA,N PIONEERS 7, ,- MASTERS CDF MELODY AND Making their first appearance at the annual Weber-Trinity gridiron clash, Weber's tuneful troupe took confidently to the field to open their l95O'5l season. Playing snappy marches and performing an intricate set of new maneuvers, the band showed the able tutoring of Mr. John Sovinec and Major Boothe to great advantage. To keep in shape for the annual Knights of Columbus parade and for an appearance at the dedication ceremonies rigorous practice sessions were held regularly. Terminating weeks of practice and closing their official season the band along with the Glee Club took part in the third annual concert held on April l in the school's social hall. Rendering a performance, which is considered by many as the finest in their brief career, they will always remain in our minds as the classic example of student initiative. A separate performance was also held March 31 for Nuns invited from many elementary schools throughout the city. Several of the selections presented in the concert were, The Overture from The Barber of Seville by Rossini, The Cotton King, a Sousa march, and Harmoniana, a saxophone ensemble presentation. Page 68 .W g...,,A...... ,..... ,- . . .....e- .,..,,.,.,.: . ,,,, ..,, . ..,..... .. .. . ,...... .7 . .-,...2.,.... --., .. ' . .. ......-,...,...... .. . A .,..7,... . ..,...., ,.. ,,,, A..-.,..,...4..... ... .W-W.. -M,--Z., . 1.3 . .. ,..,4 s...-.. -..M SQUIRES OF THE SCALES Top left-Row 'lx E. Sobota, P. Prcdzinski, R. Jackson, E. Oslowski, C. Plucinski, R. Zowilenzki Row 2: B. Ligenzcz, C. Michael, T. Prugor, G. Zgliczynski, R. Roszczynsku, A. Modal, R. Ol.nsk', S. Micholik, C. Pyrek, T, Helminiok Row 3: R. Godzicki, L. Springer, R. Prugor, L. Wrvechc, R. Hejzcz, S. Witek Top right-Row 1: J, Borczok, J. Bock, R. Sztuk, H. Klosowsk i, E. Sychtc, T. Boduch Row 2: G. Cygnor, S, Kwok, R. KoJem, N. Szporkowgki, R. Bolanowski, E. Mincmftoski, L. Wiga- wcty, L. Smentek, S, Cobonski, R, Stefcnczyk Row 3: Bottom Bottom Bottom M. Kuslbob, J. Pokorny, G. Karon, F. Tyskc, L. Mcduro left: S. Witek and M. Kusibcb center: R. Heizo, R. Prugor, and P. Godzicki right: J. Borczok, J. Boch, and R. Zowilenski Page 69 ...., MUSIC! SCFT CHARM OF HEAVEN AND ar Q, We QC wg I 'E ff 0-0 vvlivf 5 k , Vw S I if N x as ,Kg- '4 'od N a' X ' Row I: Uef! to rightj Rev. C. Mivoroi, C.R., Moderator, J. Zyniewicz, J. Dziedzic, R. Kozmlergki, T, Petruczenko, M. Niziolek, H. Plekos, G. Perlinski, S. Kasper, S. Zelek, D. Szymonski, B. L1genzc,H. Schmunenmoer Row 2: S, Lechwar, R. Kowalewski, E. Joblonski, J. Derdzinski, F. Cielocha, W. Pawelczak, S. Sopcic, P. Nako, J. Markiewicz, M. Baruch, M. Konwinski Row 3: C. Sypniewski, J. Mason, W. Thomson, J. Colletfi, A. Heleniok, T. Krysinski, E. Miovek, J. Evans, W. Lewandowski, R. Gum-non, R. Chmielewski, R, Kosercw, J. Luedvke Mr. F. Czonsfka fa? the pianol Page 7O 9 C EARTH UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKIND Keeping in step with the accelerated pace of activities in the school, the Glee Club has once again emerged as a polished, well-coordinated group. Under the capable direction of Mr. Florian Czonstka, who for nine years has been conducting Weber's choristers, the organization has received wide recognition as one of the finest groups of its kind in Chicago. ln their debut at the dedication of the new school in mid-October such melodies as Bless This House, The Heavens Are Telling, Ol' Man River, and The Clang of the Forge were favor- ably received by the vast congregation. On December 22, the Glee Club collaborated with the Band in presenting various Christmas carols for the enjoyment of the student body. Again in conjunction with the Band at the Annual Concert of April l, they raised their voices to sing, among others, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, by Victor Herbert, Ride, Cowboy, Ride, by David Guion, and Win- ter Song, a William Schaffer melody. This same program was presented on March 31 for Nuns representing almost every order in the city. Page 7l E Kolodzieg explains the problem of stage setting to the members of the Herolders lstuncling left to nghtt H Pnekos H Turner T Stcch R Madura R Kowalewslu G Jazdzewslu P Bradtke R Godzlclu and R Kwasniewsku Sitting F Cielocha R Wesolowsku T Piwowar D Boger E Warych B Llgenzc E Zembal M Dzierwa and L Wisowaty THE WORLDS A THEATER THE EARTH A STAGE Despite early impediments the Heralders were able to open their dramatic year with a Chr: tmas program lt was met with loud acclaim to say the least by the student body and the Fathers Club at their Christmas party Pauslng but a moment at this success the club rose on to new heights After weeks of intense practice the curtain was lifted on The First Legion by Emmet Lavery before its most cynical critics the tudents Passing their critical eye with favor the play was met with even more praise from the parents that viewed it on May 20 The purpose of the drama club is not merely to produce and present plays but to prepare boys for their later life by giving them poise and self-confidence by participation in prep dramatic production. Without doubt that ideal has been achieved for this year. The seeds of ambition have been firmly planted in these young men by their work in oration. lt definitely will serve as a firm block in the 'foundation of their achievements later in life. However, had it not been for Father Henry Szwaia, the moderator ofthe Heralders, these accomplishments could not have been realized. His guiding hand proved invaluable in the attainment of the club's successes. Page 72 MUSIC PLAYING, DANCERS SWAYING i SEN IOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE Standing Cleft to rightl C. Biela JUN Stan towicz, H. Gorecki, R. Peters D. Pulchinski, T. Czarnecki R. Gongola, D. Miller, T Kuczek, lsittingl E. Zembal M. Dzierwa, R, Kwasniewski J. Pestka, E. Baggetvo, R Komarewich IOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE ding fleft to rightl K. Sod- owski, J. Krupa, W. Oleary, R. Jodlowski, lsittingl R. Skummer, H. Turner, E. Scl- Ierno, J. Gaiewski, J. Labno, It I t J. Dziedzic wf' i ,M fi Yi 1 5-fi Couples waltzing around the Riverview rink to the rhythms of the organ at the four skating parties . . . the mellow melody of Jimmy Dello's orchestra at the Senior Dance in the Social Hall of the school on March 30-arrangements for these affairs were handled by the Senior Social Com- mittee. Through their special efforts these activities provided fun-filled evenings for Weberites and their guests. The culmination of their duties was the highlight of the year, the Senior Prom at the Edgewater Beach Hotel on May ll. The annual Junior Social had been a thing of the past, existing only in name, but through the pains taken by the Junior Social Committee, it was presented in the Social Hall on February IO. Although the music was all recorded, the variety provided by the different bands allowed the couples to enioy their favorite orchestra or style of dancing. As this book goes to press, plans for yet another social are in the advanced stage. The proceeds from the first social will be used to hire an orchestra to provide music for this affair. Page 73 COPY CHASERS In previous years the Weber News staff has been operated on a volunteer basis. This year, however, the office has given a junior class the opportunity to assume the responsibility for the editing of the school organ. The class is moderated by Father Edwin Mikolaiczyk whose advice is invaluable. Lessons are informal and the only homework is a story every two weeks. The paper is printed birmonthly and is anxiously awaited by the student body. To facilitate student editing a Varitype machine has been bought and the paper is now appearing in an offset print for the first time since its inception in l933. Page 74 Top lleft to rightj Rev. E, Mikolaiczyk, C.l?., instructs the class in newswriting. J. Dziedzic, news editor, figures the best possible angle for a feature story. H. Turner, sports editor, lines up the sports page. E. Kolodziel, editorial editor, prepares one of his student improvement editorials. Bottom The members of the journalism class work during one of their usual sessions. 'Z - -fifths ,pf il Reverend Bruno Ostrega, Dolphin adviser, checks the dummy of the school life section. H. Gorecki, executive editor, telephones the printer to make some last minute changes. R. Kwasniewski, managing editor, reviews the editorial style of the 1949 All-American Dolphin. L. Wisowaty, business manager, checks the list of patrons for the 1951 Dolphin. M. Dzierwa, sports editor, compares the sports articles of the 49er with those proposed for the '51 Dolphin The staff of the yearbook is hard at work on the final section of the book. fStanding-left to rightl S. Musial, R. Jodlowski, J. Nalecz, H. Turner, D. Cocot and P. Bradtke. iSeatedl are S. Neiman, E. Kowalewski, C. Suwanski, R. Duda, G. Kraiewski and H. Zbierski. THE STORY BEHIND THE BGOK We too have a heritage to uphold, responsibilities to fulfill, a mission to complete, for the task of the 1951 Dolphin is to follow that trail blazed by the Dolphins of recent years. The goal we are aiming for is a difficult one. The 1949 and 1950 Dolphin have both received All-American ratings, the highest award of the National Scholastic Press Association. Serious obstacles have loomed on our path to success. Both the executive and managing editors left Weber High School at mideyear to attend Loyola University. In order that they might fulfill their responsi- bilities to the annual, evening meetings were held, placing serious impediments on staff unity. However, as this book goes to press, we, the editors, must express our thanks to the fine staff working with us, to the faculty of the school for the cooperation they extended to us and, most important, our deepest gratitude to the man behind the scenes, Father Bruno Ostrega, our moderator. His advice, counsel, and assistance greatly aided us in solving what seemed to be insurmountable difficulties which so often arose during the formulation of the book. lt is our hope that you, as a reader, will realize our magnanimous task and thus read into these lines the spirit of the new Weber. THE EDITORS Page 75 MEN OF DISTINCTIGN s-4 Members of the Monogram Club form the Big W -jleft to rightl T Kuczek R Des Entants, R. Gongola, M. Dzierwo, R, Daly, S. Piasecki, C. Bielatowucz F Gomulka R. Hecker, A. Ciochon, P. Blazejewski, E. Zembal, E. Baggetto, S Oleszluewicz A. Ferenc, C. Synakiewicz, J. Krupa, R. Kotlarz, L. Zyzda. No one can be prouder than the Weber athlete who wears the major His dignity of bearing may be well justified because he has been selected to join the cream of Weber's Athletic crop. He remembers the many hours of long, hard practice, he remembers counting those precious minutes of his participation in league competition. Most deeply imbedded in his memory is that momentous day when his major monogram was tendered to him, never will he forget the big day when he first wore his letter to school to the envy of all his classmates. Weber's major monogram men symbolize the Red Horde's spirit-alive with action and determination. This year, as in previous years, the group functioned as a demo- cratic honorary organization. Since no officers were elected, the executive functions were fulfilled by Father E. Bak and a committee ofthe members. Throughout the year the members assisted the principal in maintaining order at rallies and other convocations pertinent to the Red Horde activities. To these our athletic elite we say, Congratula- tions tor a job well done! Page 76 FIFTEEN CHEERS FGR THE TEAM OUT THERE The rhythmic staccato of hundreds clapping echoes through the gym, a handful of Weberites urges the fans to greater effort. These are our power packed morale boosters, the cheer leaders, Cleft to rightl Row 'I: J. Ciszek E. Dyklag Row 2: R. Pasierbowicz, E Machowski, B. Marczykg Row 3: S. Lech war, J. Kotecki, S. Musial. Come on ing the water's fine! So shout Cleft to rightl L. Zyzda, J. Krupa, and F. Jeske as they take a shower after a football scrimmage. HOW VARIED IS THE SCENE The band displays one of its numerous drill forma- tions at the Weber-Fenwick game. E. Zembal, R. Komarewich, R. Duda, T. Dvorak fleft to rightl take an imaginary ride on the disk harrow while the operator waits for the spare tire. L. Schmutlenmaer and W. Radcliffe watch the instal- lation of the acousti-celotex in the gym lobby. Mr. O'Betts poses L. Kedzior for an underclass portrait. While his associate managers R. Banlender, J. Harbut, A. Lingway, F. Dusiewicz, and R. Tyska fleft to rightl inspect uniforms for damage, D. Krzyzak prepares for a sale of gym equipment. M. Dzierwa controls the flow of Freshmen past clerks R, Duda and E. Kowalewski an underclass portrait day. D. Gallagher discovers how the gym floor is tightened. Attending to the cleanliness of the school is the bucket-brigade composed of fleft to rightl B. Cichon, J. Krupa, A. Ciochon, and P. Blazejewski. Miss Frannie Dupkas, a graduate of St. Casimir Academy, stands at attention during the playing of the National Anthem at the Weber-St, Pqtriglr ggmg, 5923 1 :n ,fiiiiziidii '2:?c: 'i7-'- 32 S. 1.1- fl fig 1,22 r I H!! . - A an - fy u 1 l Q. 'Q 'A f W Y? , . if . 4 ,f fm f W f I' 1 5,5 ,W fy' I :H I v Q 4 ' X Y ,Q I 1 , g ' M, av w 5' ' E21 Y V , g , U 4 , If My a 0 W -xx X . ' ,Q f ' ff , , , , . .W , 4 , 1 fx ,H 'xl X ' ?:nm'S5Hi rixgii' f 4 R X'3i'1? X ' ,j .wb gg- Ik, 5 M . 1 is V4 'T Lxuriw fb ' E, J 1 9 ? 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P. Lenczyk at St. Stanislaus B.M. Church for the deceased alumni. Page 83 Y , ,J In If 4 if--gf 3,-I' 'Al Hy. sw 41 JZ- N1' 0 lv ,gl KEN iw' A x .. .-fi. eva . A'l I , . O ,. Q, wr w. .Q Xu I 1 5 . 2 1 1 ' 1 ' A ' SUMPTUOUS VARIETY Mrs. Irene Jadus trims the school's Christmas tree on the corridor near the office. Mr. A. Rogan puts finishing touches on the trees and crib in front of the school. H, Gorecki, H. Turner, and R. Kwasniewski fleft to rightl view the beautiful crib at the main entrance. Rev. S. Sokulski gives one of his talks at an assembly in the social hall. Rev. A. Ruetz, C.R., the retreat master, concludes a conference. ag, ,-, vs Mr. T. Murphy helps D. Neugebauer solve scholastic problems during counselling days. Rev. P. Lenczyk offers Mass for the student body in the gym during the annual retreat. and 9, While R, Trost, A. Sokol, A. Siers, and W. Setlok Cleft to rightl await their turn, F. Sadow- ski has his chest Xvrayed in the mobile unit. Students wait patiently in the mid-January cold for their X-rays. U' A ., QM any 9, f- F' MUSIC, MAESTROS, PLEASE Franciscan Sisters of Bl. Kunegunda llettl and the Sisters of St. Joseph enter the gym lobby prior to the Nuns' concert in the Social Hall on March 31. The School Sisters of Notre Dame are admitted into the vestibule by the Rev. B. Ostrega, Sisters ot the Resurrection descend to the Social Hall alter an inspection of the school. A group of Sisters, representing the Felician Sisters, Sisters of St. Joseph, and the Sisters ot the Holy Family of Naz- areth, arrive tor the cancert. The Cotton King brings smiles of pleasure and amuse- ment trom the Sisters ot the Holy Family ot Nazareth, M. Kusibab llettt and J. Dziedzic display their versatility on the accordion in 'A Gay Ranchero. Finlandiaufa Band-Glee Club duet-charms the Nuns with its sweet melody. Mr. F. Czonstka leads the Glee club in the singing ot the smile-provoking 'Pop Goes the Weasel. Mr. J, Sovinec gives the downbeat tor the New Moon Overture. Page and 2. The rhythm of Jimmy Dello's orchestra sctz. the dancers swaying at the Senior Social March 30. Rev. C. Mitorai, Moderator of the Band and Glec Club, presents Band Director Mr. J. Sovinec and Glee Club Director Mr. F. Czonstka to the Sisters at the concert. Misses P. Gregy lleftl and J. Karpinski of Notre Dame High School hurry with their escorts Messrs. R. Duda and K. Sadcwski to join in the merrymaking at the Senior Social, Mr. M. Stepien, instructor at Weber Tech and its choir director, entertains the Sisters with his interpre tation of Neapolitan Nights, The big night! Senior Prom! Chatting during an intermission are llett to rightl Misses A, Woitas of Holy Family Academy, E. Klosowska of Resurrection, G. Jarzembowska at H.F,A. and their beaux, Messrs. G. Robaczewski, C. Synakiewicz, and S. Neiman, X 4 4, 1 , , f , 1: V 8 , 4. A ' X A- - ' A S.. ff'-.U Nm'- 9 and MAY OUR LORD BLESS AND PROTECT US THE FIFTY ONE AND AID US TO CONFIDENTLY ENCOUNTER Neg M an Stanley Kort A s Kenneth Przyb Y Iskl Francis K O pka I-lenry Gom U Ika Frank T R yba Richard la L czak Walter Wesol Owsku Thomas Plot R owskl Walter Du D a Raymond Ca B anskl James 7awn L enskl Raymond E wald John Kra ew S ks George Stren S ku Theodore A tek Robert Kwas lewskl Robert Ry D zy Adam Sko P eck Robert G R ote Jerome Op Gerald Nas T ek Robert Chml E lewskl Richard Bar C zak ohn Schmut T enmaer Hubert 5 Robert zek John as T ersku James Pu c tnskl Dantel H E 'za Roger Page 88 Bag G Zble R St A Bog D Bars U Nog A Oleszk I N Gon G C oL aA o GruS Bork O Hof F Caba N GI: N E Blela T er Konl Bart N U CzarN Ta R Kazml E Gro D wA D etto Emll sk: Howard ch Thomas an Raymond klewtcz Waldemar lewskt Raymond Robert ewncz Steve tz Thomas ola Robert ek ohn arz Rtchard rd Ronald owskl Henry zka Walter wskl Henry mann Paul Jun ka ohn I Rlc ard owlcz Chester nc Anthony czka Joseph lckl Norbert r Kenneth pp Ronald eckl Thaddeus uch Thaddeus ka Eugene rowrcz Romuald ek Robert k Stanley aszak Anthony rzymala Anthony - I ' ' Pe T ers, I ' l Hi , l B' , . 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I Ci S , , P lt If , I H' ', ' Ba N , GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THE OBSTACLES FACING US IN THIS TURBULENT WORLD F errarI Robert B n Donald Ilolek MIchael MInaI T oskI Eugene Prz Y bylskl Stanley Kozm O r oy Ige N za Bruno E las Ronald o A cInskI Le Roy Nowl N skI Anthony ZIETWG Mlchael Kow A lewskn Eugene chael Charles D aly Robert czynskI Robert avIo Mlchael Mar T z August Roba C zewskI George Sob O ta Edward Sy N akIewIcz Clarence ablanowlcz Frank Sw I taIskI Charles Pra D zInskI aul t ck WIllIam Ag N ew WIllIam Gars T ka Chester M I L er Donald Strzyz Y nskI CasImIr SI E rs Marcel WIS N Iewskl Ronald C kson Robert Lech OWICZ Edmund r U sclel Gerald MISCI N sk: Robert Wol T yla Walter Blaze' E wskI Paul Koma R ewIch Rlchard Page 89 Ko T eckI James ac HolskI Hlllard Gor E Ckl Howard CI O chon Aloyslus PasIer B owIcz RIchard Gler S ch Donald T echa Leonard WIsow Aty Leonard Kapal C zynskl Harry Rych L ewskI VIncent ZI E wIor Henry S tka Jerome Wol F Edward Szym A nskI Arthur C ot Donald Sltk I CWICZ Adolph o I N skI RIchard Barn Gan RIchard S Uk Peter Wa S Ilewskl Raymond Gryz I k Francls Suwa N skI CasImIr ZbyluT Ronald acHman Eugene e I S Arthur tor T z Mlchael r Uck Gllbert Gaw R on Edward Zem B al Edward U czek Thaddeus Dy La Edward Co EttI Joseph Jablo skI Edward SWIG T ek George Wko Vlctor Przyb Orskl Thomas Bo R k RIchard Ze L ek Francns Dvorak Thomas irl , I P I, ' F.. I . ,A .I , R ' , I' , wi , Ki , ' , H D I ' ', D . . ' D . ' I . Pe , M I , C0 I ' P I. .I 2 B u ', I S . , . KI o I,' William . ' ' , R ' , F I I 1 D I ll, Bart ' ', z I' , . .I P S E , I - S I ' I sf , ' I ,' ' I . . K I If . - Il 3 . . ' . N 'I Ja , f Ch ' f Sa , ' 2 5 x w R fe at . ,I V x F X X I ' vw in-ll t ' W 1 'Z x,. -G Q 4 Q f ,psf BW' ' .f ' gt n lm ,r WT1 !v 4h,,x .xx AJ, , f if ' 1 n, I I !,,..,1 'www' z ,.,. ,..,,' ,,,K,,A My . 'wfmfwzz 7, y ,-, - mfm-M: za- QW 4 M 4... m,,,,M,Aw , N ,,Ww M 2 x I Q ,mn X b ,N f w,,,,v.,, gq?Ki3 L A A 3 A ' fa- 11 al' S . in AGAIN PIONEERS - ,Kia i w.w 4 ,, WEN '45 '1' W ,, , vm V q' :Q ' sf ,4 4 69-f Q. K 'Br Coach Wally Lenczyk directs linemen in pre-game calisthenics. ON THE DECISIVE FIELD OF BATTLE The Red Horde's first tussle, a pre-season warm-up for league competition, was with the Leo Lions. Showing a passing attack unsurpassed in years, the mighty Weber eleven outscored the hard-charging Lions 27-l2. ln the annual St. Mary's of Nazareth Hospital Charity game the Red and White gridders swamped the Holy Trinity Tigers 58-6. Everything the McGuffmen did that day was right as they rolled down the field with the irresistible force of a iuggernaut. The first game of the league campaign pitted the Red and White against the defending Catholic League champions, the Fenwick Friars. Seeking their first victory over the Friars, whom they last defeated in 1944 for the League championship, the McGuffmen matched touchdown for touchdown in the first quarter. The second quarter, however, was a different story as the Lawlessmen scored two touchdowns-one on a blocked punt, the other on a forty-five-yard march. From then on the Oak Parkers were held at bay while the Red Horde scored once more. The damage, however, had been done. For the fifth time in as many games Fenwick defeated the Red Horde, this time 2l-l2. R Krupp l3Ol knocks a pass away from E. Zembal l26l leaps to bat away a pass Weber's stands during the foray aga nst J Wlduch of Holy Trinity. from Holy Trgnhfs F. Socho. Holy Trinity at Soldier Field are alive Weber 58 - Holy Trinity 6 with excitement. Sf! VWMM' W 1 R Nield of St Patrick 1prone1 is tackled by a Weber gridder before F. Jeske 1281 and P. Blazegwski 1471 can reach him Weber 31 - St. Patrick 6. L. Polka 1351 of St. Patrick, with the aid of P. Gibney 1511, is on his w tor a 12-yard gain before he is stopped by H. Kapalczynski 1411 A week later St. Ignatius, seeking its first victory over the Red Horde since l9A3, surprised a favored Red Horde eleven with hair-trigger play. The Wolves handed the Red and White its second defeat of the season as they capitalized on every Red Horde miscue and scored twenty points before the half ended. The handicap was too much for the iniury-loaded McGuffmen to overcome. When the final whistle blew, the Wolves were on the long end cf a 26-7 count. The hopes for a league victory met a setback when the Red Horde eleven encountered the Gaels of St. Philip Leading 7-O at the start of the third quarter, the Red Horde momentarily relaxed, the Gaels scored two quick touchdowns. The Red and White never quite recovered and the St. Philip eleven, gaining momentum, swept to another touchdown in the closing minutes of play. For the third time ofthe season the team tasted the bitterness of defeatg St. Philip 20 - Weber 7. Page 93 ROUGH AND READY The next game brought the Weber eleven face to face with a determined vengeance-seeking St. Mel eleven, which had not beaten the mighty Red Horde since l942. Grueling line play highlighted the first half which ended in a scoreless tie. The Knights, determined to avenge six straight defeats, broke the deadlock in the third quarter as they scored after the recovery of a loose ball. They added six more points in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter only to see the Red Horde tie the game on two St. Mel miscues. ln the last five minutes of play the Madison Streeters scored thirteen more points to take home the bacon 27-13. The following week the battered and bruised Red Horde went into their fifth league game, still seeking their first victory, with the cry, When we're down, we're the toughest. The Craginites overpowered a weak but valiant St. Patrick eleven. The work of the substitutes was the outstanding feature of the stampede which was highlighted by a sparkling and running attack. The Red Horde started moving in the second quarter and never relented their furious attack. When the smoke of battle Y , Q T , ?iR'7f'i'iU3 t , X 5 v 'KE' l. Zyzda is downed after catching a pass during the Weber St Ignatius game Weber 7 St Ignatius 26 R Travmk of St Mel advances 7 yards before he is stopped by R Hecker Gridders scramble to recover a Holy Trinity game Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Weber Page 94 rx BITE THE DUST! cleared they had a thumping 31-6 victory over the Sham- rocks-the fourth in as many games. With regained confidence the Horde strode to upset the title-bound De Paul Demons. Seeking to avenge a 27-O shellacking handed them last year, the Red and White played an inspired game. The McGuffmen scored a quick touchdown in the first quarter but missed the point after touchdown-the deciding factor of the game. The Demons scored once in the second and once in the third quarters, added both points after touchdown. The Red Horde bounced back in the last period, after the now famous handkerchief episode and added the point after touchdown. The last minutes of the game were filled with excitement as the Red Horde ground away yard after yard in the march toward another touchdown as the final whistle blew. The final score read De Paul T4 - Weber T3. Closing the season on a note of optimism, the Weber- ites defeated the Loyola Ramblers 6-O in a game that had been postponed because of rain. The league record for the Red and White reads two victories and five defeats. Trinity fumble during the Weber- SCORES Leo Holy Trinity Fenwick St. Ignatius sr. Philip St. Mel St. Patrick De Paul Loyola games l2' 6. 21 26 29 27 6 I4 O Page 95 M. Werle of De Paul crashes through the Red Horde line tor 5 yards before he is stopped by E. Zembal l26l. Weber 13 - De Paul 'I4 A. Ciochon is stopped by E. Guare of St. Mel after he makes a first down for the Red Horde. Ji? :I ii . . .sg C' , Wu .At ff 2 1 al, gifs .,,' 32 ft t 2 4 . 'I 9 M I Q , iw-ik. -ri nikki! 1 W, ,, Y Wm' Qaiom .1-'A 'Q Ti ffl, i Row B, Cichon, B. Ray, C. Moskal, K. Sadowski, J. Hodur, C. Bielatowicz, E. Parat Row Row Row Row Row Row Row F. T k lm r.l, E. Baggetto, E. Zembal, P. Blazeiewski, S. Piasecki, F. Gomulka, R. Daly, M. Dzierwc YS U 9 F. Dusiewicz lmgr.l, H. Barichello, S. Oleszkiewicz, J. Helminick, F. Jeske, R. Duda, H. Kapal- czynski, K. Kortas, D. Krzyzak lmgr.l Rev. E. Bak, C.R. lAthIetic Directorl, A. Ciochon, R. Ba or Synakiewicz, L. Santoro, J. Pasterski, H. Turner lmgrj Mr. W. Lenczyk lAssistant Coachl, R, Ciesla, L. Lis, C. Gorski, R. Castrogiovanni, T. Zurcwski, T. Rozmus, R. Krupp, R. Hecker Mr. A. McGuft lHead Coacht, F. Knowski, J. Krupa, P. Livorsi, . i o L. Zyzdo, R. Des Entants ll d, R. Shelton, R. Kornorewich, C. E S'k ra, J. Schneider, R. Kotlorz, D. Baniewicz, R. Mongini, L. Tyrcha, D, Waber, J. Bobowski, J. Mason, A, Bruno J. Pawlok, R. Stopkc, J. Rzonco, J. Tuman, J. Burch, J. Schlieben, N. Dalka Coach Steve Juzwik, J. Mochala, R. Yonkee, R. Szyc, R. Kamka, J. Scarpelli, R. Richlee Row Row Mgr. J. Harbut, R. Knowski, T, Bieniarz, A. Streb, T, Malinowski, M. Styrna, E. Kopacz Row Mgr. A. Lingway, R. Bonlender, H. Obrzut, R. Kozlowski, A. Zientek, R. Siepka, T. Petruczenko, R. Gedville The following players have merited berths on various all-star teams ltop to bottom, along railingl R. Des Enfants-first team, coaches' selection and second team, New World selection, E. Baggetto-honorable mention, North Section, P. Blazeiewski- honorable mention, North Section, E. Zembal-first team, North Section, second team all-Catholic, honorable mention, Chicago area, honorable mention, all-state team. ' ' - ' ll-Catholic, honorable lbackl l.. Z ZdU-Tll'Sl team, North Section, honorable mention, a Y d t am North Section, New World selection mention, Chicago area, J. Krupa-secon e and honorable mention, North Section. Page 96 f' '--A W L ' f f A' XZ.. iw i.. E. Baggelio 1441 closes in on R. Shcckey of Fenwick as P. Blczeiewski 1471, R. Hecker 1481, J. Krupa 1551, and R. Komcrewich 1511 speed to his aid. ,Wm R. Kielos wallzes lo avoid C. Collins 1101, R. Hernbrolh 1261, and A. Viola of Fenwick. Weber 12 - Fenwick 21 R. Gongolc 1271 and J. Krupa 1551 arrive loo lore to aid L. Zyzda 1521 in eliminating the Fenwick facklers as R. Hecker 1481 gains five yards. Red Horde reserves look downccst after lhe second Sl. Mel louchdown. Weber I3 - St, Mel 27 T. Malinowski blocks out T. Rozmus 1641 as R. Shelton 1541 and B. Ray 1291 close in on R. Stopka in Frosh-Varsity game. Frosh 7 - Varsity 40. B. Ray 1291 and T. Bogumil 1231 look for someone to block which R. Zurawski and B. Cichon 1421 tangle with A. Zientck. R. Williams of Angel Guardian throws a desperation pass in an attempt to break the 13-13 deadlock as the first half ends. Frosh I3 - Angel Guardian 26. J. Rzonca is blocked out by R. Williams as E. Barney of Angel Guardian reels off a 15-yard gain. HIT 'EM AGAIN! HIT 'EM AGAIN! Frosh-Soph coach, Mr. Steve Juzwik proceeded to Starting his second year as develop a polished eleven. Though their record was not particularly impressive, several members of the squad loom as varsity material. Their first game matched the Frosh with Angel Guardian Orphanage. Everyone expected them to be badly beaten by the usually powerful Angel Guardian eleven. However, the Weber eleven burst into a 13-0 leadg but by half time the score was tied 13-13. ln the second half the Frosh gridders succumbed to the inspired attack of the Angels 26-13. Even in defeat they were impressive and looked forward confidently to their next game, which pitted them against the Ramblers of Loyola Academy. The Red Horde correlated a smooth running attack and an excellent defense to whip Loyola 19-6. Superb team play on the part of Juzwik's men enabled them to overcome a six point lead held by the Ramblers and to bring home their first victory. Coach Juzwik then set to work preparing his charges for their game with next year's varsity. In spite of the high team spirit and eagerness to defeat the varsity, all hopes for a victory were shattered when the varsity pushed over three touchdowns in the first quarter. The Frosh, however, surprised many a varsity rooter by pushing across one touchdown in the third quarter against the heavier and more experienced varsity team. The final score was 40-7. Page 98 V A 'W 1 '!0 'Qu 'Il R. Ciesla 1331 and S. Szaflarski 1411 prepare lo slop R. Slopko aller he scampers for a 5-yard gain. T, Bogumil 1231 rushes through Frosh line behind the blocking of F. Jeske 1261 and E. Sikora 1351. HARDER! FROSH-SOPH SCORES Weber 13 Angel Guardian Orphanage 26 Weber T9 Loyola 6 Weber 7 Weber 1Varsi1y1 AO -. 4-4 -Of' lk Couch Sleve Juzwik shows Copl. T. Bieniarz and members of lhe Frosh squad lhe proper method of execuving an end run, Page 99 SENIORS Row I: Row 2: Row 3 L. Jackowiak, L. Martin- ski, S. Oleszkiewicz, T. Rozmus, A. Kunz, Coach A. McGutf R. Krupp, D. Pulchinski, A. Ferenc, R. Des En- tants, Mgr. F. Tyska Mgr. H. Turner, D, Ro- galski, T. Kuczek, L. Zyzda, R. Castrogiovanni .IUNIORS Row 1: Row 2: R. Kielas, B. Noborow ski, I. Pasiewicz, R. Pia- tek, W. Gray, Coach A. McGuff T. Kowalski, S. Piasecki R. Hecker, M. Dzierwa E. Zembal, Mgrs. D. Krzy- zak and F. Dusiewicz l HERALDING THE HOCPSTERS Another successful season of Junior basketball has become history. The Red Horde Juniors began their season by placing fourth in the Fenwick Tourney and closing the season by qualifying for the Shaughnessy playoffs. They surprised most of the experts, who had predicted them a mediocre contender, when they stunned their league competitors. ln the first round their opponents fell five times before their sharpshooting, while the McGuffmen yielded to their opponents twice. They emerged from the second round with A wins and 3 setbacks. The combined record showed 9 victories against 5 losses -good enough for second place in the North Section. Page 100 VICTCDRY IN DEFEAT BANTAM SCORES Weber. . . . I9 Holy Trinity 25 Weber 39 St. Ignatius Weber. . 35 ST. George AI ' Weber 34 Fenwick Weber .. 2I SY. Ignatius I9 Weber 35 St. Philip Weber 25 Fenwick 38 Weber 26 De Paul Weber 34 St. Philip 54 Weber 24 Loyola Weber 34 De Paul 28 Weber 20 St. Palrick Weber 31 Loyola 35 Weber 22 St. Mel Weber 28 St. Patrick 48 'overtime Weber 40 St. Mel 27 Won 6 Lost BANTAMS Row I: Row 2: Ileh to righvj T. Rozmus, R. Kozlowski, R. Gcdom- ski, H. Zienfek, E. Si- koro, Couch W. Lenczyk Mgr. A. Lingway, D. Ocholek, J. Scorpelli, L. Jcckowicik, D. Neuge- bauer, J. Schlieben, T. Mclinowski and Mgr. J. Horbul FLYWEIGHTS Row I: Row 2: Row 3 Ileft Vo righvl Coach W. Lenczyk, E. Skowron, T. Kramer, A. Koziol, J. Sienkiewicz, and L. Hycner R. Humpo, D. Kiebles, J. Hodur, B. Ncborowslri, J. Pcwlak, I. Posiewicz, ond M. Koziol Mgr. A. Lingwoy, C. Gryzik, J. Tumon, R. Szyc, R, Richlee, R. Mon- gini, and Mgr. J, Horbu! MM I ff if iq Q, 'EDII EU , il' f S ii!,s 1 A 'll 4' uf - M fi -'ff HH run. 7 I ear' Bl w gs X v 4 1 nf' jd 3 X F, Q S... h,-44' XS. I Q . i -f Ei TALLIES THAT TELL THE TALE Weber.. . Weber ,,,,, .. Weber .....,,e Weber... Weber ..,.,,,, Weber... Weber... Weber ,,,,,, . Weber ,,,,,,,, FLYWEIGHT SCORES Holy Trinity . St. George . St. Ignatius Fenwick .. St. Philip . .. . . De Paul .. Loyola ,,,, .. . Sl. Patrick . ,.,, . ST. Mel ,,,,,,,,,,,, Weber Weber Weber. ... Weber Weber Weber Weber Won ,,,,.. . .. 4 Sl. Ignatius Fenwick St. Philip .. De Paul . Loyola. . St. Patrick Sf. Mel . Lost.. . R. Mongini U61 tries for two points as Grant l6l and Ebben U21 of Fenwick and J. Tuman l26J wait for rebound. Weber 40 - Fenwick 51 L. Hycner l9l and B. Noborowski l7l watch I. Pasiewicz l5l bclrle R. Nix U01 for possession of loose ball. I, Pasiewicz l5l and J. Hughes leap for cenler lump at the slorl of the game, Weber 20 - S! lgnuhus 15 B. Naborowski l7l steals rebound from R Sherry while Hughes and J. Hodur lllj move in. Y'll717 W , 'K ,, 'WI 'Z -1.29 2 32, if I ff' 1 4 I f ji!! K ji I if a, 'i' Nl ffzfrz 7' x ' 5 I! 26532 5:1 4, x,..f, ff ,ff A I f 1 f ,ff Z Z ffyad 13 GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THINGS Among the minor, and less known, extra-curricular activities of the school are golf, tennis, intramurals, and rowing. The golf team, ably directed by Father A. lstok, is composed ot a Junior and a Senior team -each of which competes in the annual Catholic League Tournament, which will be held this year at the Glencoe Golf Club, Glencoe, Ill. As strenuous a sport, but not as lauded as football or basketball, is tennis. The squad, under the direc- tion and coaching of Mr. W. Earwaker, will test its power in the Catholic League Tournament in May. For the first time since l944, when the netters won the League championship, hopes for the team are high, forthe candidates are more numerous than in any previous season and many of the Freshmen have had experience. Pitting class against class in friendly competition, intramural sports help produce a sound and healthy body. Basketball, elimination, volleyball, boxing, acrobatics on the trampoline, and contest with a medicine ball provide more than enough exercise for the Weberite. As the book goes to press, a recently organized rowing crew practices three times weekly at the Lincoln Park lagoon. W. Steck demonstrates to lleft to rightl E. Sychta, R. Bolanow- ski, R. Madura, .l. Pasterski lstundingl R. Buczynski, M. Stortz, P. Bradlke, and T. Kuczek the correct manner of using a midiron. Kuhr, H. Klosowski, G. Chruscicl gin practice in the gym. Page IOS With the approach ol spring K. and S. Cabanski lcloclrwisel be- l f, f S u, K f ar 3 .F N X 7,7 ,f io Z M. ,' 31' ' 222 .,-, Eg A my, 'sl ,, Wm. X 1 G9 111 U , 6 4:5 nf! f z f W pn 4 an m 9 5 mg QQ M H V ' mxm M' N -- M my X ,Ti I3- Eau uhm ' I xi ll 'GMM W, ,y 4, 7 0' Q Nibia ALL ek JH ls. :WK GF argxfx A N5 gba S:i.1!g LSB. .h.25w .Z ,W ,Q -jg, . 4 fi 5 f, 1 . -a' 231 'iff A 1' A. L f 1 w .J A f . 4 4 Page 112 ' 7 'K ,. qf '- fx' f ' :A. 5 Vx V ' A QL 1 , I E sk Q A A .A E::2VE:2V.Z ,:1 , ,gf ,Af - I -Y F ig - 2 s W 1? .1 k G 'A A. Q :i : 4 n. -' 5 .3 f I1 A 2 K Q ,WL 3 I :AS ,Q - ,H fb :ja M 5 ,.l7:1V , y , x f, . Q ,, f f f K - A '- 3 v-VA K ' I4 Q V 54' W W C ' 52:-nf 'A J' Q 3 N w 'Pd 4 J W - G' 'ti -, - 'hw fw w1 'J ,W ig 2 'Q K N - mx 1 M xL A J, ,,, TW ,, hx, ,, ,? 27 hm Q , A A - TECH FRESHMEN Row I: B. Albamonte, R. Banas, W. Banas, R Banaszynski, P. Barczynski, F. Bialas, G Budzisz, C. Burke Row 2: E. Cieniawa, R. Ciesla, R. Cincetti, R Dreher, J. Fako, J. Flasker, R. Gedville L. Gesinski Raw 3: L. Graczykowski, J. Handzel, J. Hill, R Holowicki, F. Jordan, D. Kalacinski, R Knowski, R. Kolodziei Row 4: K. Kay, R. Kukla, J. Kuptz, E. Kusinski L. Kuzmarski, W. Laudando, R. Lebak R. Lisak Row S: C. Liss, J. Machala, R. Mackovick, S Malek, D. Malinowski, T. Malinowski, R Marshall, C. Nako Row 6: J. Nicpon, E. Oleksy, D. Pankow, W Parker, R. Piotrowski, L. Pisano, T. Pru- gar, R. Przyzycki Row 7: J. Raitar, R. Roszkowski, D. Ruenzi, A. Rusak, J. Rzonca, R. Sapyta, E. Schcrba D. Schenk, R. Schmitt Synal, N. Szczepczynski, R. Szyc tenbarn, R. Yankee, R. Ziomek Absent: D. Dymarkowski E. Kwiek G. Leia 1 Row 8: E. Skupien, J. Stupka, R. Suarez, L. Suidak, S. Sulimowski, D, Suwanski, B. Row 9: D. Szyszko, J. Trotimuk, R. Urban, F. Wabick, K. Wadas, K. Wagner, W, Wit' T. ff, R. Dreher, President of Freshman B, reports the results at the weekly mission collection to his fellow class officers, J. Hill, Secretary lleftl, and R. Cincetti, Vice-President. D. Kalacinski llettt, and J. Muchula, Secretory and ViceYPresident, respectively, of Freshman C, listen intently as President R. Mackovick reads the duties of a class ofticer. K. Wadas, President ot Freshman A, with the assistance of tlett to rightl J. Stupka, Vice-President, L. Suidak, Treasurer, and E. Cieniawa, Secretary, plan a program urg- ing greater class participation in extraecurricular activities. Page H3 FUTURE CRAFTSMEN Top left: E. Cieniawa, J. Fako, K. Wadas, K. Koy, J. Handzel, and B. Albamonte Uett to rightl complete their woodshop assignments. Bottom left: L. Gesinski cuts a figurine for his proiect on the band saw. Top right: W. Szczepczynski issues a chisel and mallet to R. Marshal for use in the daily woodshop period. Bottom center: G. Budzisz lleftl turns out a leg to com- plete his end table as E. Scharba picks up some pointers. Bottom right: K. Wadas lleftt cuts some length of wood on the circular saw as B. Albamonte grinds down the rough spots in his wood chisel. Page 114 1' 1 9,41 I 'fl 2' Y f -If ii. Rx X il fi ,X '--fy SOClETY'S RAW MATERIAL OPPOSITE PAGE-Top left: P. Schmitt lleftl and W. Wittenbarn study the effects of speed on a spinning color disk. Center left: J. Flosker lleftl and S. Sapyta are intent in their observation of aquatic life. Bottom left: E. Oleksy, R. Yonkee, and B. Synal llelt to rightl examine the bone structure of a squirrel and pigeon in science class. Top right: R. Marshall lrightl solves an algebraic equation as E. Cieniawa watches. Center right: D. Schenk lleftl lists the parts of speech as R. Dreher and J. Hill fright, watch. Bottom right: J. Machala solves a math problem as R. Holowicki lleftl and T. Prugar look on. I ABOVE: Studying the fundamentals of social living are lleft to rightl B. Laudando, K. Wagner, and S, Malik. Page 117 hu., FIRST GOD - THEN MAN Top left: Students pray earnestly for the success of their school year during the Mass of the Holy Ghost. Center left: A portion of the student body listens attentively to a conference by the principal. Center: Rev. J. Dzielski elevates the host during the consecra- tion at the Mass of the Holy Ghost. Top right: Students in need of some sugar crowd the candy counter during lunch. Center right: Addressing the student body Rev. E. Kogut, assistant principal, makes some pointed remarks and timely announcements to the students. Bottom: A class in physical education develops arm and shoulder muscles by doing push-up exercises. Page 119 MMF? A '-g,I:--' 'C .M , , f Mil a . 2-V , rw. , M W A STUDY . ,ff X Qvqyrf 4' x xx ' wwwwww IN CONCENTRATION AND EFFORT Top left: Al work al lheir drawing bcards we find Ueff lo righfl J. Railcr, W. Parker, E. Kosinski, F. Bialas, R. Kolodziej, R. Ziomek, J. Kuplz, R. Mackovick and G. Budzisz. Top right Looking over the mann points In a hlslory cullme of the early Church D Malmowsku R Urban and D Dymarkowskl Center rughf J Rallar carefully puts nn the fun shlng iouches on has drawmgs Botfom A sluduous group works ct supplemen ary reading nn the Inbrcry Page 120 are lleft 10 rnghtl wif' VA 5 '5 , 1 Q lil' QA ,Way 3 CARPENTERS CHORISTERS CAUTION ERS The ChiseIer's Club, frow U Adviser Mr. J. Czyl, F. Wabick, D. Kolacinski, J. Hand- zel, G. Leia, D. Dymarkowski, E. Cieniawa, L. Suidok, Moderator Rev. J. Bresden, lrow 2j B. Synal, C. Liss, R. Ziomek, L. Pisono, E. Kwiek, J. Fako, N. Szczepczynski, and W. Banas, display their woodworking craftsmanship. Mr. M. Stepien directs the newly formed choir at the technical school composed of irow 'IJ B. Synal, J. Fako, W. Parker, N. Szczepczynski, E. Cieniawa, irow 23 L. Suidak, L. Kuzmarski, G. Leia, E. Kwiek, lrow 32 R. Lebak, K. Wadas, J. Hitt, L. Pisano, and K. Wagner. The rudiments of safety patrolling are taught to ileft to right, sittingj F. Biolas, J, Stupka, R. Ziomek, fstandingi K. Wagner, R. Dreher, and F, Wabick by Rev. E. Kogut. Page 122 GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS ST ADALBERT CEMETERY Nlles lllmols J Ius R Szatko ska ROOT STUDIO Offlc al Photographers for THE DOLPHIN since 1936 228 S Wabash Avenue Mr JohnL Roche President CHARLES PAPER COMPANY 2363 Mnlwaukee Avenue Mr Charle Kolbasa Pres POLONIA COAL COMPANY North and Elston Avenues ANDY S CERTlFlED STORE 5317 W Belmont Avenue Mr Andre Zurat Prop MCGUFF PAPER COMPANY 4339 W Wllcox Street Mr AI McGuff Pres Best Rings Made 4140 8 N Kolmar Avenue Weber Hugh School Fathers Club R Stanley Sokulskn CR Chaplain Weber Hugh School Mothers Club Ms Jane Karlo cz es Rev Louis Gracz CR Chaplaln Weber Hugh School Ladies Auxlllary Mrs Jean Scheffler Pres R John Bulalskl CR Chaplain Pg 123 ' i Mr. ui . w ', Supt. - . s i , . 7 . W , . , I . .. . H , , GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRESI INC. Mr. Anthony Paluszewski, Pres. - - ev. ', .., ' ' 1 . , .. r . wi , Pr . J I U .I ev. ' ', . ., ' O 6 ev gocmn CR Mr and Mrs Ray Castroguovonnr M and Ms G Dull and Mrs Mrs Carolrne Bonoszok ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev ev A a John Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend PATRONS Stanley Duda, CR Stanley Frolek, C R John Grabowskl CR Boleslaus Kasprzycku Mr and Mrs Joseph Barczynskr Joseph Bednarek CR Edward Brzezlnskr CR Stanrslaus Godacz CR Joseph Gluchowskn CR Edward Golmk CR Raymond Golubskr CR Charles Gryzrk Vincent Grzybowskl C Henry Jasrnskr CR Laddle Jaslnskr Francrs L Johnson Andrew Kloska CR Francis Laprnskl CR Bronrslous Lazarowrcz CR John Mrlrszkrewrcz CR John Myslrwlec CR Edward Nrklnborc Chester Norkrewrcz C R Louls Nowak Henry Panfil C R John Pawelczak CR Mrtchell Pawelko CR Casrmlr Polmskr C R Joseph Prusrnskn CR John Ratalczak CR Edward Sola C R Joseph Samborskl CR Vrncent S Sekulskl Joseph Sremraszko CR Henry Stec C R Stanislaus Swrerczek C R John Szczepanrk C R Stanrslous Tarczan CR Francls Uzdrowskr CR Stanrslaus Wasyllk C R Eugene Wrnkelmon CR Joseph Wrsnrewskr CR John Wolclk CR Theodore Wroblewskr C R Stamslaus Zremba C R nd B Cleaners ABT Rodro and Applrance Wrllvam Ackerman A Frrend Mr and Mrs H J Agnew Mr and Mrs Rrchard Agnew Joseph P Alwrn A and M Food Mart Amboy Dukes Mr and Mrs W Ambrose Mrs Vrctorla Andrews Mr and Mrs A Annes Anthonys Beauty Salon Mrs V Antoszewskr and Son Mrs Mr Frank Augustrne and Mrs Joseph Augustrne Chester Bochora Peter Boggetto E Bagguo Joseph Bak Lourse Bak a Mrs J J Bo ad and Mrs John Banos and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mlss Josephune Banaszak Mr and Mrs John Banrewrcz Mr and Mrs E Banky Mr and Mrs J Barch Mr J Barek Mr and Mrs N Barsuluewrcz Waldemar Barsukxewlcz Julrus Bartkowskr and Famrly an and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs F Bartnrckr Stanley Baruch V Battrsta Frank Bebak P Bednowncz Joseph Bedus Ray Bergland Mrs Estelle Bergstrom and Mrs H Bergstrom and Mrs H Bernackl and Mrs W Bernackr R Bernsteln and Mrs Walter Blalczak and Mrs A Bralk and Mrs M Branch: and Mrs Joseph Bnedrzyckr Albert E Brelak Mr and Mrs Chester F Brelatowrcz Mrs A Blelatowlcz and Edwrn Mr Edwin Blenlarz Mlss Irene Blenlorz Muss Josephrne Brenrarz Mrs T Blenrarz Mr Joe Brllek Bull s Market Biltmore Studra Mr and Mrs M Brrrn Mr and Mrs S Blouse Joseph Bleszynskr Mr Joseph Bobowskr Frank Bobrytzke Mr and Mrs Joseph Bock Mrs Sophre A Bodek Mr and Mrs Arthur Boger Walter Bogumrl Mr and Mrs A Bolanowskr Mrs Bonlender and Rosemary Mr and Mrs John Bopp Mr and Mrs H Bork Anrta Borkowskr Henry L Borkowskl Mr and Mrs S Borkowskr Dr P J Barrows Mrs S Boryczka Ray Bourbon Felrx A Bradtke Wrllram M Brauer Frank and Mary Brrla Mr and Mrs Rrchord E Bronder Reverend Jerome Klrngsporn Reverend Theodore Klopotowskr CR Reverend Felrx Mrlrszkrewrcz Reverend John Zwrerzchowskr Celebrity Dry Cleaners Cello s Foods Mr and Mrs T Celmer Mrss Vrrgrnra Celmer Central Applrance 8. Furmture Co and Mrs C W Chapes Chr ex and Mrs Charles Chmrelewskl Mrs Helen Chmrelewsku and rrgrnra rm Chrnslopher r and Mrs A Chrusclel Mrs Josephine Chrusclelskr G Churchrll Edward Cnborowskr J Crborowslu John Crchon J Clelak J Crelocha Calvrn Clenkus Mrss Bernrce Cresla John Cresla Henry Cleslak Mr M Creszkr Mrs H Crncettu Mrss Ann V Crochon and Mrs Lours Crochon and Mrs John Clszek S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs John Crszek Jr and Mrs Stanley Clszek Mrs A Cltko Edmund J Cltko Leonard J Cltko Marne Cltko Mr Raymond Cltko Mr and Mrs M Crurus Class of Jumor D Class of Sensor C Mr and Mrs F Cnoto Mrs Harrret Coates Mr and Mrs Paul M Cocot Mr and Mrs J Collettu John R Collettr Vrrglnra Collettr Theodore C Constant Mr and Mrs John S Corcoran Mr Sigmund Dluzak Mr Zen Dobosrewncz Mrs C Dolaclnskr Mrchael A Doll Watchmaker Edward Dolos Dorothys Wrndow Shades F James Doyle Mrs Bermce Drabanskr Wm Dreher Sally E Drew Theresa Drust and Mrs A Drzymola Sr and Mrs H Drzymola and Mrs C Duda Mary Dulberg and Mrs Vincent Dulkowskl Duratrle of Chicago Mr and Mrs George Dus Dvorak Mass Dorothy Dvorak George Dvorak M J Dybas S Dybczak Mrs Mrs A and Mrs and Mrs and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Andrew H Dymarkowskr Stanley Dzredzrc James P Dzuekonsko M R Dzrerwa and Mrs Henry Dzrewror Dzrurdzrk Erwrn Elsner and Mrs Ann Evans Mr Frank Evans Evelyn s and and and and and Beauty Shop Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs F Ewald J Ewald MurphyJ Fabian F Fablanowlcz George Fabranskr J Fabrre Srmeon Faclora and and and an and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Edward Farrell John I Farrell P atz John Ferenc B Ferrarl Cortez Bakery Country Club lnn Mr and Harry J and and and and Ms G D Cram Cunmngham Mrs Joseph F Curclo Mrs Andrew Cwanek Mrs Bronco Cwrck Mrs J Cygnar Brostek s Grocery Sidney Brown MD and Mrs George Bruech ot Bruno as Brzozowskl and Mrs L Buczknewrcz Mary Buczkuewrcz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs E Buczkowskn Charles Buczynskr Walter Bulatek E Burda A Burnll Mr and Mrs S Cabanskr Elizabeth G Carlson Page and Mrs Adam Czagka Mrs E Czarneckl and Mrs T Czarneckn Walter Czarneckr Joseph Czerwrnskr Mr and Mrs J Czop Mr and Mrs Mrke Dolka Danny ond Barbara Mr and Mrs Wrllnam Davrdson Elolsa De Felrcls Mr and Mrs Cosrmrr Dembskl Mr and Mrs Leo Depcrk Derby Salvage Mr and Mrs M Derdzlnskr 124 Judy Ferrara Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Martha Frlar Bob Frnger Edward J Fmnerty and Mrs A Frsher and Mrs Jonn Flasker and Mrs R Florczak and Mrs Rrchard Flores and amrly and Mrs F Frelrchowskr r Adalbert Fulara and Mrs Peter Fugrel Frank Fllolek J r r Alex Gablnsku S Mr and Mrs B Gadomskl Mr and Mrs Joseph Galewskr Mrs Mary Galkowska Mr and Mrs F H Gallagher Mr and Mrs F Gapskr Garstka Jewelers Mr and Mrs Ralph Gasror . . 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' ' ' - Mr and Mrs Muchael Gatz M and Mrs L Gawel Alex Gawron Mr and Mrs M Gawron Mr and Mrs Gedvllle and Sons Mr and Mrs Leonard Gestnslu Marlon L Geske Mrs Mary Grebultowskr Mr and Mrs Mr Casnmrr Mr and Mrs Evelyn M Glardon and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Globe Slrcmg Machrne Co and Mrs John Godzrckn r Anton Golec and Mrs N Goloszewskr Mrs Wanda Goreckl Mr and Mrs V Gorsku Mrs Agnes Goslomskr Julra Gourlay Mr and Mrs Vrncent Gozdztak G P -l- T ree Mr and Mrs B Grabowskr Mr and Mrs Frank Grabowskr Wallace Grace Mrs Catherrne Graczyk Mr and Mrs H Walter Gredys Mrs S Grodek C B Groomes Mr and Mrs J Mr and Mrs Irvrng Grote Jerome Grote Mrs E Gruca Charles Gnersch GIISKI Walter Gtlskr Charles Glmka Henry Glnnka John Gllnka C Grebb St Sons Gross Frank Gryzlk Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Vlolet Gulek Mrs Mary Guttman Walter Guzlak S Gryzuk Stephen Gryzl k Mr and Mrs Hogenbart John Hall Mr and Mrs M Handzel Mr and Mrs HGUSKIEWICZ Joe Horbut Myron A Hartenfeld Mr and Mrs Herman Hasenkamp Mnss Lenore Haske Paul Ho ke Mrs Barbara Hebda Mrs Frances and Mrs and Mrs Thaddeus Helmtnlak and Mrs Leonard J Hernet rank Hacks rank G Hrggrns ran A Hull and Mrs John Hmlz Hobson Famuly Clarence Hoffmann Paulune HoHmann Mr Walllom Hoffmann Mr and Mrs James Holnackr Hollywood Palace Food Mart Rrchard Holowrcku Mr and Mrs Hella Stanley Helenlak T Helenlak A E Hennrng en Mr and Mrs P Hoogervorst 8. Son Mr and Mrs Harold Horkoy Clarre Hornburg Rlchard J Hubbell PATRONS Mrs Stella Humpa Hu bands of the Mothers of the Mothers Club of Sl Hedwtg s and Mrs Anthony Hyndluk Rrchard laflfoldano and Mrs John lczkowskt A Super Mart and Mrs A lwrnskl Edward Jablonskt and Mrs Edward Jablonskr John Jablonskn se and John Jablonskt len Jachum and Mrs Steve Jockownak and Mrs F Jackowskr Robert Jackson and Mrs A Jakubczyk and Famrly Mrs Josephrne Jakubtk Mrs N and s and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs J Jankowskn an Famrly Mr and Mrs L A Janse and Mrs Joseph Janusz 8- San and Mrs Walter Jarka and Mrs H Jaroszewskr Paul Jaskowtak Mrs Joan Jaszka A Jaworskl E A Jazdzewsk Jakubowsku John J Jamer S B Janczak Frank Janda J Janltch Vtctor Janusz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Alex Jazwrnskl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wtllram Joseph Jendras E Jendrzyckr John M Jeske Jezrerskn Mr ond Mr Walter Jodlowskr John s Jumbo Sandwrch Shop Mrs Frances Jordan Jennre Jozefowucz Mrs R Kaczmarek Donald Kalocrnskr Ervrn J Kalem and Mrs T H Kalmskl and Mrs J Kalusa and Mrs C J Karnlnskn and Mrs F J Kamrnskr Atty and Mrs Stanley M Komrnskr Mrs Helen Kamko Mr and Mrs Walter Kamys Mrs Mary Kama and Mrs A Kapalczynskr and Mrs L Kapalczynskl s Leonarda Kapp and Mrs M Kareckr and Mrs C Karko 8. Son and Mrs Pete Kartel and Mrs Pete Kartel 8. 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John Wesolowskl and Mrs Edward Wlater Wlatrak s Food Stores Mrs Josephlne Wleland Mrs O Wlercloch and Famlly Mr and Mrs Steve Wlercloch Mr Stephen Wucrcnock Chester Wuktorskl Mrs Wllczek Mrs A Wnlczewslu and on Mr Ray Wtlkuns Kxtty Wnnkolske Mr and Mrs Walter WIDIECRI Mr and Mrs A Wlnter Mrs Catherine Wurkus Mtss Martha Wnrkus Mr and Mrs C H Wts Mr and M s F Wlsnew Mr and Mrs E Wnsmewskl Leonard Wusowaty and Mrs Leonard A Wtsowaty and Mrs G Wntbrod J Wntecha Mr and Mrs C Wutek Page 127 Walter Joseph Robert Woltyla and Mrs Edward W Wolf Sr Mr Edward W Wolf J Robert V Walt Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolskn Mr and Mrs Melvm Wolyma and Sons Mr Graham Wright Stella and Lathe Wrobel and Mrs Charles Wrohlewslu and Mrs Joseph Wrona Sr and Mrs E Wyslak and Mrs E Wysocku Marlon Yonkee Edward W Zalesny Mr and Mrs E Zalewskl Mrs A Zarazee and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S Zeeman D and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ed Zarek 5 Zawlllnskl Steve Zblerskl John Zbylut rugs J Zelasko E F Ze ek F Zelek Stanley A Zelek S W Zelns Mrs Helen Zemllk Mr and Mrs George Zgltczynsku Joan and Bull Zlebka Mr and Mrs Bernard Zlentek Ru-:hard Ztomek Mr and Mrs T Zurawskl Mr Thaddeus Zurowskl Mr and Mrs W Zurawskn H Zurek Mrs C Zuzlak Mr and Mrs John Zygowucz Mr and Mrs J Zymewlcz Laddue Zvonek Acknowledgement Admlnlstratlon Algebra Band Basketball Cheerleaders Chemustry Chaselers Chour Clvlcs Dedlcatlo n of the DOLPHIN Dedication ofthe School DOLPHIN Eco nomlc Geography English Faculty Football Freshmen General Sclence Glee Club Gof Graduates Heralders Hnstory Human Relatuons .lunuors Junior Offlcers Latun Lubrary Marriage Guidance Mechanical Drawung INDEX 146 6 62 63 5 21 5 0 Monogram Club Occupataons Patrons Physical Education Physiology Physics Plane Geometry Promenade Reluguon Scores Bantam Basketball Fly Basketball Frosh Soph Football Junlor Varsity Basketball Semor Varsity Basketball Varsuty Football Senior Class Hustory Senior Class Prayer Socual Committees Soclal Luvung Solid Geometry Sophomores Sophomore Officers Spamsh Tenms Theme Traffsc Offlcers Trngonometry WEBER NEWS Woodshop MEMBER Illunoss State Hugh School Press Assocnatuon Natlonal Scholastic Press Assocratuon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WE the stall sh to e press ou thanks to Mr L Huge ty of Leande Company o r publ sher the photogruphe s l Root St d os and M H Z olko slu artast for the r k nd a d n the presentct on of th s book To the Pr nc pal Athletuc D rector and the Coaches fo theur holehearted coope at on n helpung us br ng forth our nume ous deas a d plans we ofle our suncerest thanks Page 128 ' ' ' ...........,.....,..............,. ,l , Ill ' ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,s,,, ' ....,.........Y..ss,.......,.ss,,,......,.......sY 62 ,A,I,,I,,s.,.,,,, , ' .......,.,,....,,.....,.....,.,,............,..s..,. 122 ,,,,,I,4,,.,,,,,4,,.,,, Q ' ...................................,..,................. 122 ' ' .......rs,,.,,.,,........, . . -ggA,-----A,VA,-'---'-Vg krgr ----A4-qvvvA-AgVhkbunnnniviv 5 7 ' ' .......,.,..,............... 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