Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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us, l IJ ,Q se i sf f A 1 'wg QTY' Row 1: Row 2 Row 3: Row 4 Row 5: Raw 6: Row 7: Row 8: C. Albanese, G. Allison, R. Ambrose, N. Andry, A. Annes, C. Antonette, D. Ash, J. Bado, H. Bak, T. Baker J. Balcer, J. Banos, A. Bargo, K. Bates, E. Bayer, l.. Besler, R. Bielecki, E. Bileck, J. Blake, T. Bochnik A. Bodero, A. Borkowski, P. Bulwicki, T. Burns, F. Butler, J. Centella, N. Chmura, J. Chuch- man, E. Chudzik, R. Cichon R. Curry, W. Czarny, J. Czon- stka, J. Dalidowicz, R. Daniels, C. De Luca, P. Detmer, R. Diel, R. Dixon, D. Drake A. Drogosz, W. Dudek, F. Du- zenski, J. Dziabcs, D. Dzied- lic, F. Eder, L. Ellgass, C. Esposito, T. Fabyianski, F. Ferris W. Finnerty, C. Firling, J. Fitzgerald, D. Franckowiak, R. Frost, R. Fugiel, S. Gancarz, F. Garces, M. Garrison, T. Gasiorowski F. Gatz, R. Gill, R. Golub, E. Gorczynski, F. Gorecki, R. Gorkowski, A. Gorski, T. Gra- bowski, P. Green, R. Grzy- bowski R. Gurak, M. Hallinan, T. Ha- racz, G. Heimbach, R. Hel- miniak, K. Hennen, R. Hesel- barth, J. Hoey, R. Hon, R. Ingham Page 21 Officers of Freshman A-lleft to righti Treasurer T. Baker, Vice'President W. Reid, Secretary A. Gorski, President J. laboda FRESHMEN A few months ago we basked in the full glory of the sun-we received our elemen- tary diplomas. After a short time, we found ourselves in the pre-dawn haze heralding a new day. Alone, separated from old friends and traditions we stood in stunned silence, as the sun of knowledge rose and opened new horizons to us. We were high school students! Yet, we were as green as any immigrant confronted by the languages and usages of a new land. High school appeared to be a series of endless corridors leading to unknown and often mysterious destinations, not a thing in sight reassured us. Olficers of Freshman B-llett to rightt Secretary J. Wlek- linski, Vice-President T. Nowotarski, President C. An- ton, Treasurer F. Butler

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Hi 'rf GW. ' 47-J' 1. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5 Row 6: Row 7 Row 8: E. Jablonski, G. Jamnik, R. Jasinski, J. Jeka, J. Jozwik, J. Jurczak, R. Kaczor, T. Kaminski, W. Kapustka, J. Kaserow J. Kasprzyk, C. Kiser, C. Klein, J. Klies, R. Klinger, E. Klisnick, E. Klcdzinski, J. Klopotowski, D. Knueven, J. Kogut J. Kolet, D. Konczyk, R. Kon- drat, R. Kopacz, W. Korbecki, A. Kosinski, J. Kowalski, R. Kowalski, R. Koziol, R. Koz- Iowski E. Kraft, R. Kristufek, A. Krzy- wicki, E. Kucharski, T. Kulaga, D. Kupczak, F. Kurpios, C. Kutin, M. Lacny, R. Langer J. Larsen, K. leson, J. Lewan- dowski, R. Lis, E. Lisner, J. Loboda, F. Lombardo, R. lo- ranz, R. Lotterman, A. Lukasz R. Lupinski, F. Macchitelli, R. Mock, L. Mackey, D. Maday, T. Mader, C. Madura, E. Ma- dura, R. Makowski, J. Malpede L. Mangini, A. Marchetti, R. Mariotti, J. Massel, G. Matz, T. McNulty, T. Meccia, T. Mer- chut, R. Merritt, P. Mikos P. Milianti, G. Moll, F. Mon- czynski, O. Morrison, W. Mo- tyka, D. Muczynski, D. Muell- ner, G. Nollen, T. Neely, T. Novak Page 23 Officers of Freshman C-lleft to rightl President R. Hesel- barth, Treasurer R. Ingham, Secretary R. Klinger, Vice- President T. Haracz. FRESHMEN We, however, were met with the kindness but firmness of an all male faculty and the gentle guiding hands of the upper classmen. lt all seemed wonderful, even though the sophomores tried to sell us elevator passes and steam heated lockers. We encountered the difiliculties of algebra, social living, gen- eral science, and Latin. To be sure, our errors were innumerable, but we constantly strove to perfect ourselves. Every obstacle in our path became one more goal to be attained. We suffered-but we learned. 0tTicers of Freshman D--llett to rightl Treasurer N. Chmura, Vice-President S. Kutin, President J. Starzec, Secretary W. Spitzel.