Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FRESHMEN vnu Row 1: J. Kusiak, J. Kutza, J. Kwiatkowski, R. Lagocki, James Lambke Row 2: Joseph Lambke, P. La Monica, T. Lechowicz, K. Lehman, G. Lemanski, J. Leonard, V. Lessner, E. Le Var Row 3: J. Lewandowski, W. Lewandowski, A. Lizak, R. Lorenz, R. Luciani, R. Ludtke, F. Madura, R. Maiewski Row 4: S. Malek, B. Malo, J. Marchetti, R. Marchi, F. Marnowski, F. Marzec, M. Mazzone, D. McCaHrey Row 5: G. McGahey, C. McLaughlin, R. Mianowski, R. Michna, F. Milianti, R. Mills We soon learned we had to protect ourselves from the revengeful sophomores. lt's not that we did anything, but something had to be done to us to uphold their newfound dignity. The juniors were indifferent to our plight, and the seniors weren't helpful by being gracious. There was but one thing to do-we had to unite! Friend- ships grew under this siege, and together we withstood the unrelentless bombardment of tricks from the sophomores. We were determined to win, and we succeeded. s Page 24

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qw RESHMEN Row I: H. Hodor, J, Hoff, J. Hootegem, M. Humpa, R. lssel Row 2: S. Jaie, W, Jamrozik, R. Jarzemski, R. Jasinski, P. Jaskowiak, R. Jazwinski, T. Kane, W. Kapche Row 3: W. Kaplinski, D. Kapp, M. Kapustka, R. Karas, C. Karp, R. Karwowski, J. Keating, E. Kelly Row 4: T. Klingsporn, D. Kobyleski, E. Konaszewski, J. Kordek, Robert Koran, Ronald Koron, R. Koscielniak, L. Kosiba Row 5: L. Kosina, D. Kowalik, J. Kowbel, D. Koziol, L. Krzywda, L. Kulik Our primary struggles with unfamiliar courses left us staggering. Latin, what a curse! We didn't believe it would improve our English, as the Latin teachers claimed. Algebra seemed illogical, so how could it make us think logically? English wasn't enter- taining, as the title of our book would have us believe. General Science, Religion, social living-tests, and more tests. Alas, this we never expected. I Page 23

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Row 1: J. Minor, B. Miotek, R. Mocny, R. Mortell, L. Moscinski Row 2: D. Most, J. Murawski, R. Myers, W. Nasula, W. Nelson, E. Niziolek, R. Nogai, F. Nowakowski Row 3: L. Obrebski, T. Ochal, R. Olech, J. Oleksy, A. Orloski, R. Pacer, T. Pack, R. Panek Row 4: R. Pankow, M. Pasierbowicz, L. Pechonl, R. Perrin, G. Peterson, T. Piekorski, C. Pierce, J. Pieri Row 5: D. Pierzchala, J. Pinderski, R. Piolrowski, R. Podwika, D. Poierier, T. Pokuta No education without discipline was the byword of our teachers. This was the only way to become men-discipline of action, word, and thought. Rules, and more rules: Keep to the right! , Where's your tie? , Absolutely no talking! , What are you doing? -orders, training, discipline. There must be an easier way, we groaned. lt took time for us to understand that discipline was not punishment. Page 25 FRESHMEN