Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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