Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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