Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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L 4 1 v v v f 4 A s K s L . e 1- r f . 2 - - 1 1 Y -s , , , 1, - V . - Y . , 1 I . 4 ,f ' A ,. . 1' ' - ' V' ' ,- , ,415 . . . f .. , . , - 1 11 , . 1 , , 1 . . wry THE 1957 DOLPHI Presented By THE STUDENTS OF WEBER HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO ILLINOIS Afzlzatzons Office of the Supernntendent of Public Instructron Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s North Central Assocxatxon of Colleges and Secondary Schools National Cathollc Educatlonal ASSOCIZIIIOB 9 . . . . Z L 4 l 'af' ,Y 4.9 34 M4 . 4 , 1 'S 1 ,f EQ f Ke as ,Q v g x Y A S Z X 'C X, il mxxiik X A if M Y L . X 1,1 A Z' f 4 I , ,A N f-1 it N B, X 'V ff, . y x . 1 , A L v . N , X fy . 1 iQ 2 fi , , X E v Q I f 6 2 af sf mf, ,.,. orfraif of fhe eir lt almost lives is the supreme accolade the artist may receive. We offer honor and glory to the divine artist who has conceived a reproduction which actually livesg we offer thanks that this reproduction is ourselves. And God created man to his own image . . .H by endowing him with an immortal soul and conferring upon it intelligence and volition. Impelled by a unique love, He per- fected his work by his gift of supernatural life through the redemption and there- by adopted us as his earthly sons. St. Paul most aptly concludes: but if we are sons, we are heirs alsog heirs indeed of God and joint heirs with Christ . . . pro- vided, we suffer with him . . . that we might be glorified with himf' We paint, though imperfectly, a portrait of these sons of God as they learn to imitate the example of their divine brother, the God-man. 2... 73 C3 0 www., .MW r f , ll lug - , ,,, Q 1 , nw .Q -as-.Q-C . , if ' AW -A' I 4 ,!:,j, ' fx W I, ,f'j. f '. v 1 ,4 . ' ,' Q' + iv. 4 ' av x is V 4. . 277' N, ,7 '. '. .ax L , A wi V . ' ' V' arf' '-uf,--v I ' w ' , 1 k ' , L . .' 'xx . . ' ' 1 , X , A ,Q:.. ,:.'.1' ' -4.-. 5 - , 'qjfxll-J 'Htl 5 . bitt? ' ' x. fn-g I ,Q ' , , , 4,11 , . .fi 's Q f . 53,-f , - ,, wx. ,. ' . 3s...g'M,,5.,,,, .- - ,' L 03' .. A , - , .Q 9 115'- -' A w . , -' 'fx-l'Q3'iig:. Q' 4 Q, ax 'gy H'. '-1'- V: ' . N ' Q Q nf. 'M r-'fan 9 . K J, Inq , Xu sd lf... 'Q-., 'Q , 'lr UM . ,I . , Hitt 1 -ff' .2 A wff ' S - - .,, .1 I 1 ' .V ,X 34, 'W f A JE I' 1 VA. on fenis THEME ........... ......... THE SCHOOL ....... ...... ' .... ADMINISTRATION .... .... I 2, 14, 16, ACTIVITIES ....... ......... ATHLETICS .... ' . . . SCHOOLLIFE PATRONS ..... .... .254 -Fin? 5 E vi' 5 ij 5 aww, SH 'H A'2A - mmm V: .1 .':A' i 7-TQ! -57,515 ,A W, NNVA T '-N Y ? ' 5 I I , , 1 gw',,g'dq,I G XX Jima W . Wh... PSS.,-4 ,JIM 'uf ' zmixbw 'T' fjze rinczyaa me urporf o urlaose One of the many things which never fail to impress the XVeher student is the seriousness and hrmness of pur- pose with which the school is managed. Although the fundamental program of the school has always heen di- rected towards Catholic leadership, the extent to which it will he fulfilled depends largely on the character of the principal. A sincerity which cannot he questioned. coupled with the driying zeal and the deep-rooted interest in the welfare of each and eyery student, is a quality in our prin- cipal, Fr. lidwin liarlowicn. CR., which ensures the ful' lillment of our institution's goals. The principals otlice is one of extreme moment and can consequently only he entrusted to one who is a leader himself. His unswerying purposefulness, self-discipline, dry humor. evident piety. and clear thinking are the qual- ities which haye impressed us the INOSI. These are the qualities which we too wish to acquire that we might also hecome leaders. As the apprentice of his diyine Master, it is his determination to present intact the fold entrusted to his care. for he realizes fully that of these are the heirs of the future e the heirs of heaven. Pau-12 Y 7' 'vm Q Q V ' ' ' P' ,,,W. sw, ' tier, .47 44, A., V 421,-,. , , -A+ I by 1, 3 N EG 5 fi Bro. F. jankowski. Fr. B. Ostrega, Fr. J. Bujalslci. Fr, F. Ciesla, and Fr. A. Istok 04 qQesPonsiAiA'fcy - 3 0 glflhgllfelfl C1 gOCJ'giVen nfefbgence Rev John H. Bujalski, C.R.. A.B. Rev Rev. Bro. Rev Latin 11.111, IV Moderator of Latlies' Auxiliary Frederick AI. Ciesla, CR., M.A. Latin lg Religion I.II1 Social Living Moderator of Band and Glee Club. XVeber Guardstnen Adolph Istok, CR., M.A. Algebra Ig Latin Ig Trigonometry Bookstore Manager Fabian jankowski, CR. Cafeteria Managemenn lxlL1lUl'CllLlI1LL Bruno S. Ostrega, C.R., A.B. Fnglislm Ill. lVg Religion lg Aineriean Literature Page 14 'Id' f WHA Cjur 3 t?li?f?'l3 A maferia 'iilin-1. Pirifual an gjierifage Fr. A. Laskowski, Fr. D. XX7anat, Mr. I.. Pietrowski, Fr. A. Atlamski Rev. Rev. Rev. Mr. Arthur A. Adamski, CR., Ph. L., M.A. Iinglish I Advisor of XVeber News Anthony Laskowski, CR., A.B. English I1 Religion II Chaplain of Mothers' Club David S. Wfanat, C.R., B.S. in Math Algebra IQ I.atin Ig Religion I1 Social Living Assistant Athletic Director Lucian E. Pietrowski, A.B. Plane Geometryg Mechanical Drawing I, II INIoclerator of Publicity Club Page I5 04 fibeferwzinafiom - o frengflzen a ew enerafion Rev. Edwin L. Bak, CR., A.B. English lirerritureg l.nrin-Americzln Hisroryg lwlklI'I'li1gC1lllLl Family Superior Rev. Henry QI. Blaski, CR., A.B., M.S. Biologyg General Science Moderator of CIISCQA. Fathers' Club. Stamp Club. YCS Mr. Cyril H. Morrell, A.B. English ll Rev. Joseph E. Przysuchn, CR., M.A. Latin l, llg French llg Greek I Moderator of French Club Mr. CQ. Morrell, Fr, DI. Przysucha, Fr. H. Blnski. and Fr. E. Bak L LW l'ug1.- lfw , p Y tif? lTT'Z7 ,l aff 'Q' 2 will mi-, Abore: Mr. T. Rorke, Fr. C. Mitoraj. Mr. W. Klimek Leff: Mr. A. Quinn. Fr. P. Balcer, and Mr. P. Livorsi I . 0 an fAe oral anal 3 Aeologzca Mrfues Rev. Paul Bnlcer, C.R., A.B. Chemistry Custodian of Lockers Mr. XValter S. Klimek, B.C.S., B.S. in Ed. Guidance Cluunsellnr Mr. Peter Livorsi, B.S. in Math Algebra lg Geometry Rev. Chester A. Mitoraj, C.R.. M.A. American Literatureg American Histnryg English llg Religion Il Mr. Arthur P. Quinn, B.M.. M.M. Music Appreciatiim Direetor of Lilee Club Mr. Thomas H. Rorke, Ph. B., M.A. lfeunurniesi Sneiulogyg Spanish l. lli Lfnitetl States History Page lf 04 joy- o ave Confrigufecl fo fAe grormafion Rev. George G. jendrach, C.R., M.A., M.S.L.S. Library Scienceg Moral Guidance Librariang Director of Audio-Visual Aidsg Senior Moderatorg Moderator of Red Horde Tribe Rev. joseph Korabik, C.R., A.B. Advanced Algebrag Plane and Solid Geometryg Marriage and Fainilyg Trigonometry Bursar Rev. Walter M. Wilczek, C.R., M.A. Drama Appreciationg Elementary Psychology! Social Livingg Speech Moderator of Drama Club: Athletic Director Mr. Frank A. Zapo, B.S. Physics Moderator of Science Club A ,F ful K f ,.1'l'L Q-3 V N- CN Fr. XV. XY'ilczek, Fr. George jendrach. Fr. Korabik. and Mr. F. Zapo. lffAe Ij'wenfiefA Cenfurgy ons of goal Mr. Steve R. juzwik, in PE Rev. Edwin Wm. Michael, CR., A.B. Physical Education English IVQ English Literature Football Coach Advisor of Dolphin Mr. Thaddeus AI. Lisowski. HS. in Ed Mr. john R. Niemiera, B.S. in PE Clhemistryg General Science American l-listoryg Physical Education Basketball Coach Mr. William R. Lyons, M.A., B.S.C. Civicsg History Mr. Edward T. Stelmaszek, B.S. in PE XVorld History Mr. Walter A. Marszalek, B.S. in PE F00fl3flll Conch Physical Education Freshman Football Coachg Asst Basketball Coach Mr. Robert McAlpin, BS. in PE Physical Education wr Football Coach Rigbf: Mr. Wiii. Lyons, Fr. E. Michael. and Mr. T. Lisowslci w Belair: Mr. XV. Marszalek, R. McAlpin, m F' Mr. Stelmaszek, Mr. S. sluzwik. and Mr. VI. Niemiera .,.a if 5 , e igion - insA IP To be true sons of our heavenly Father. we must imitate the divine life. The XY'eberite seeks knowledge in the classroom. fortiliies him- self by his religious practices. and goes out into the everyday world to imitate in his own small way the virtues of his spiritual parentage. XY'e believe in being active soldiers of Christ. Left: A moment of peace and prayer to sustain us in the hours of activity and battle. Right: Father Przysucha is assisted by J. lNIalczyk at Mass in the Seat Of Wisdona chapel. Page 20 ' Q. . J J -N, 'uvnnmm -- ,,.,, 1 2- f Sr 5 1.2, T' ' , Wcd ir qi ' 5 7 Q. 4 4 '4 4 N N , f A ,- - ' M cMafAemafic5- ecy fo fAe ciences Top: Fr. Korabik. stalwart of the mathematics de- partment. observes N. Mizwicki's handling of logarithms. l'pper Right: A. Rende and L. Prus Collaborate to solve a proposition in plane geometry class. l.nu'er Right: A word problem, the nemesis of all Algebra students. receives attention from R. Murphy and E. Oliver. R. Smith and L. Biela- kowski prepare to corroborate their results with those of their classmates. 0PPoslTE PAGE: G. Vaselow draws a floor plan while R. Bartnik and D. Czarnik see their draw- ings brought to life in a scale model home. Page 23 The greatest importance of mathematics lies in its application to engineering and science. lf mathe- matics were not studied, the Golden Gate Bridge and radioactive isotopes, for example, would still be dreams of modern man and not realities. This is one answer to XVhy should johnny study math? f, ,Q xr -' Q, ,g,fc t -. 4. ., 2: 'Q S W ww A , A 3 1 241 Q ' - .5 .1 'W 1, 2 ' . Y. I 5 , k 11313: W few I w 1 UV' , ' -4 wf.,,.,M xy ' wah, mx A MQW fkimm an QngMQg?S - S O acys Have you ever heurcl French spoken with 21 Texas accent or Greek with a Polish accent? XVeberites can clo itl They can murcler Spanish. I.g1tin. French, itntl Greek, as well ns the Kings English with the best of them to the great anguish of the teachers. l.t1tin's lettrnetl classics untl Fr:1nce's note- worthy scientific writings fall intliscriminntely before the he- ginning stutlc-nt's stutter. How- ever. sooner or l.lter. the teach- er's persistence takes etliect itntl lLlIlgLl.1T1L'Si treasure houses of culture open to the XY'eber- ite giving him an insight into the thinking of people over the world. The lovely clulcet tones and slightly weird accent of VU. Bataldon is taped for posterity hy P. Gucciardo. Opvoslrs PAt.ri: lt's really all Greek to them. I.. Dziedzic with the assistance of E. Zalewski zintl lf. Szarek does it as the Greeks would lf? under the watchful eye of lfr. j. Przysuchn. 5 N -...f......, , ,1.W.',5jrw 'l 1 if in it 'hiv f :J Upper left: G. Kuczek and P. Adeszko carry on a Search for the missing rock . ff!! llbpw' right: J. Bajko examines a specimen under a three-dimensional microscope while N. Mastalarz and J. Planz choose another interesting biological phenomenon to observe. cience - Mfm osf nfzporfance fjiovlacy Mains attempts to zlccumulate facts has resulted in the formation of the sciences. The biologist has searched for an understanding of life in all its forms. Th: reselrch of the physicist has aimed at complete knowledge of energy and the physical changes in matter. The chemist has experimented to learn more about the composition and transfor- mation of substances. ln the classroom students are given .1 sampling of the l:.1CIS already known by scientists. Correlgtted with these classes are the laboratory periods in which the students perform the experiments that led to discoveries of importance. Lower Left: The chemistry lab in full session. Are these the little hands which hold our destiny? OPPOSITE PAGE: Seemingly com- plicated physics apparatus is used by N. Piediscalzi, C. Polk. and J. Suwada to determine a coetlicient of expansion. Page Zo Q,w- If I f 'Y 'Z XI' . .1 , E Mg 3: -swat! h W: W, WI.. Ha Q52 L, J, . x c fin. 2 JAN I ,YS 'B W 1 -ei ' gi l 2,9 1 , . ..:a 4 it l , xg 1 Q . ij in 1l f'K ' ...W Q fm 4 Aww If . 6639 ea P. Michelini is flying low. He made a perfect landing. IpAKysical gclucafion - Sfrenglf io ccomPhsA Realizing the old adage that a sound mind needs a sound body, the XVeber students are provided with daily Physical Education classes. In the spacious gym they have an opportunity to improve their co-ordination and general athletic prowess besides con- suming some of their pent up energy. Obviously everyone cannot participate in inter- scholastic sports, so Wfeber has developed a Well-balanced intramural program. lt is played both outdoors as well as indoors and includes, football, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. The spirit of these intramural teams is comparable to the spirit found on any college team. When not engaged in intramural activity, all students have a chance to acquire some degree of skill on the apparatus found in the gym proper. Ovvosire PAGE: l'pf1er rlgbl: Look, Ma. I made it! L. Dojnik hoists the load off terra firma. llppw' lofi. '... and J. Massarelli did manage to complete his roll. Botfnm: L. Dojnik, R. jonczyk, and L. Denzel practice the hner points of a lost ar Page 30 1 of -ond iw, , QS N' if g ff L5 f Q' X, Gs All gif-I 221323, x ff 4 .lmlmw . .5 N i . ,W ' ' li' frgyil 'J -.1 'E 3 - ww- yg vs, ', w I ' Y ocia ciences - cymdobc CZVIVIQVS To live in the world of today - a world of social relationships - the study of the social sciences is a necessity. A Weberite can be assured that he is prepared. By means of Social Living he becomes a social- minded Catholicg American History and Civics have made him an Ameri- can Catholicg finally, XX!orld and His- panic-American History help him to understand the brotherhood of man. Left: J. Jurowicz points out one of the symbolic representations of the Weber Flag to J. Jesse and M. Borun. Right: A few early-rising Weberites stand at attention as the American Flag is raised. Page 33 ww 4' if gyflvkifwv ' .. -A---' , - ,, -- Inv W A N. 5 :-gg' ill' ii H z g 34 at E N 3 1 'M ' i 5 1 i 'E ,W fa gxg ,W ,, Y 3 if .1 Riagg ,..Mv,,A X.-.N Q- yall 5 ri Q 1 Md Q 31 by , 5 ff ,.---H , , r fa 4 1 I A 351' , , a:.:1:fF-S'x -31:2-'fr-z. , . 43 'Q N2 f'f'. f:5':f N ' ' ' . A , .:a't..5 Sf L3 if f x 523 www 1 ,I . my ,E I-wwnw f 1? ' if ,, X K X ,fa?w'2-f 5f:1?- U Q , f few-1 1:12- ,Qf,.'::ts 5.21: ,QI ::::::f ff.. :Qir f0?a:1'::'a ' ro? 116. 4, 03,4 J 5 f'f'f- X Sq, . ss +-1wms2EaQ M 31,5 is :gf ivgi S, 4' i I if - L.-1 ! W V. I ,f ,V 'p I ks 4' ,Gi ,. gk W5 H 5 5 5 ,f if , .iii 4 V W fl 1 .A .Q ge Z ., - nw '3 , ,., . . i W- fQ .,f. 6 in Au X 'if L+., 3' 9 1 fi Q S aw S S . A , 2 J? 3: E 1 ,Q I, if f ilk! 5 1- ' , .3 fi, I 1 Tj '. - rf' ' I x It , a 3 5 'Q f ' I ' ' 5 1 J1fw'V54, in . 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MW K, , f Q Class of 7957 AUGUSTYN LAWRENCE E Vrsrtatron BACZAK RICHARD M St James Actlvmes Drama 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Golf 4 Actxvmes Chonr l 2 34 Glee Club 1 2 34 Letterman 3 4 Letterman 34 Natxonal Latin Honors 2 Senxor Soclal Commlttee Ambmon Busmessman Weber News 1 2 3 4 Ambmon Doctor BABIARZ E St Wenceslaus BAJKO ROBERT F St Stanislaus B 8: M Act1v1t1es Basketball 12 Class OHicer 1 Actrvrtles Drama 1 Letterman 3 4 Honors 12 3 Natronal Latxn Honors 12 Natronal Latm Honors 2 Math Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Science Club 4 Stamp Club 1 2 3 4 Ambrtxon Electr1calEng1neer Ambmorv Chemlst ,fl BALAZS JOHN R St Genevleve BALLA ROGER J St Pascal Ambltlon Busmessman ACIIXIIICS Natlonal Latin Honors 7 Ambntron Chemxcal Engmeet BALCER KENNETH G St Bartholomew BARAN JOHN A St James Acuvmes Natlonal Latm Honors 1 2 Ambttlon Mortxcran Ambltlon Draftsman BARONE FRANK J St Angcla Actlvltxes French Club 34 Honors 7 Math Club 3 National Latln Honors 7 SCICDCC Club 4 Ambxtnon Electrlcal Engmeer BARTNIK ROBERT H St Hyacinth Amhntxon Draftsman Page 37 ur er urnan ogffemlaf Qve oc, BATOR DANIEL S St Mark BENANTI JOSEPH J Matermty BVM Actlvltles Cheerleader I Crevs 1 ACIIVIIICS Honors 1 Letterman 4 L1brar1an 74 Ambltxon Artxst Narxonal Latm Honors 1 7 Semor Soclal Commxttee Ambmon Buslnessman BAYER ROBERT B St James BERTELL JEROME W St Hedwig ALIIVIIXCS French Club 34 Svummxng, 7 Actnmes Natlonal Latln Honors l 7 L Ambmon Accountant Ambmon Chemlst BEYNA RONALD E St Prnscllla BIANCALANA ALBERTJ St Wrllram Actrvmes Honors 1 3 Natlonal Latm Honors 12 ACIIXIIICS Class Oliicer 1 2 a 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Weber News 1 Ambmon Busmessman Ambxtlon Accountant BIALKO JOSEPH V St Ladnslaus BIEGALSKI GREGORY C St Ladxslaus Atrlvltxes Class Othcer 2 Football 12 34 Acrwmes Basketball 4 Class Olhcer 7 4 Letterman 3 4 Football 1 Ambltlon Businessman Amblrxon Journallst BIELEINDA THADDEUS J St James ACUVIIICS Drama 1 Ambltlon Electrlclan BORKOWICZ PAUL G St John Ambmon Electrlclan Page 38 goJ's SAefcA for is gartfly Sons BORUN, THADDEUS W. - sf. sranisiaus B at M BUDzYNsK1, RICHARD F. - st. Pascal Activities: Crew 1,23 Honors 1,2,4g Math Club 35 Ambition: Accountant National Latin Honors 1 2' Science Club 4' Weber News 2 Ambition: Physicist BRYLA ANTHONY M St Helen CACCAMO FRANK R St Peter Canisius Activities Class Olhcer 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Activities Math Club 3 National Latin Honors 2 Letterman 34 National Latin Honors 2 Ambition Electrical Engineer Ambition Businessman CANZONE KENNETH J St Vincent Ferrer CHMIELEWSKI RICHARD E St Hedwig Activities Senior Social Committee Stamp Club l 2 34 Activities Honors 3 National Latin Honors 1 2 Stamp Club 1 2 CEBULSKI RICHARD W CIBOROWSKI JOSEPH G St Stanislaus B 8: M St Mary of the Angels Activities Band 1734 Letterman 54 Ambition Businessman National Latin Honors 1 7 Ambition Teacher CICHON RALPH J Epiphany Actixities French C lub 7 L Ambition Printer CINQUEGRANI PAUL C St William Actnities Publicity Club 7 a Ambition Mechanic Pae , , , , . 1 . l A . , . . D . ' 1 U, L - , , , L -I 2 . .sl ,, Z 5 U 2 ' 1 , H 2 V 3 , 3 , Ambition: Tool and Dye Designer Ambition: Businessman 1 - 1 7 ' L' ,,-,.,a ,Q 2 ' ,- y . - - A , . , V . 4 V , , . - . ' ' : g 39 asic SAefcA - CAMS! - Ijle adcme o CIOSEK KENNETH j St Ladlslaus COUGHLIN DANIEL E St Jane De Chantal Actrvmes Basketball Z 3 4 Class Otlicer 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Actlvmes Math Club 3 Stamp Club 1 2 Honors 1 Letterman 4 Amblrron Certxfiecl Publrc Accountant Ambmon Chemrcal Engmeer CMIEL LEONARD M St Hedwxg CURATOLA CARLJ St Peter Canxsrus ACIIVIUCS Choxr 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 ACIIVIIICS Sclence Club 4 Stamp Club 2 Letterman 3 Natlonal Latm Honors 12 Ambltlon Electronic Engmeer Sclence Club 4 Stamp Club 1 7 Ambrtron Accountant CYGANOWSKI PAUL P St Fndells CZECH JAMES L St Stannslaus Kostka Actlvmes Indians 12 Letterman 7 National Latnn Honors 7 Act1v1t1es Natlonal Latln Honors l 7 Honors l 7 3 Ambxtron Fxnancrer Ambrtlon Lawyer CZARNIK DONALD D St Sylvestcr CZUBAKOWSKI ROBERTA St Gertrude Actlvltles Choir 24 Glee Club 2 34 Actlvmes French Club 34 National Latin Letterman 2 34 Stamp Club l Honors 1 7 Sc1ence Club 4 Stamp Club 1 7 Ambltron Draftsman Ambmon Busmessman DE GRAZIA PAUL L St Wrllram Actrvmes French Club 3 4 Ambltlon Busrnessman DEJNOWSKI ROBERTJ St Cyprlan Actrvxtles Drama 2 French Club 3 Glee Club 7 Stamp 1 2 Ambmon Mrlrtary Career Page 40 tperfecfion an an xgoleal rzfl!orfAcy of gmifafion DELLAPENNA, RONALD J. - St. Genevieve DIANOVSKY, RONALD E. - St. Mark Ambition: Businessman Activities: Football l,2,3,4g Class Otiicer l Ambition: Businessman DIANA, AUGUSTINO - St. Genevieve DOMBKOWSKI, EUGENE Z. - Activities: Honors lg National Latin Honors 1,2g St. Stanislaus B 8: M Science Club 4 Activities: Crew lg Dolphin 4: Honors 1,2,3,4 Ambition: Pharmacist National Latin Honors 2g Science Club 4 Ambition' Chemist DONAHUE DAVID L St Peter Canisius Activities National Latin Honors I2 Ambition Business Manager DRECHNY JOHN A St Pascal Activities Cheerleader 3 Drama 2 3 4 Football 1 Letterman 3 4 National Latin Honors I2 Statistician 2 3 4 Weber News I 7 3 Ambition Teacher FLOREK NORBERT A St Tarcissus Activities Basketball I 7 34 Class Ofiicer 3 4 Honors l 2 J 4 National Latin Honors I2 Ambition Chemist FOLAK WILLIAM C Holy Innocents Activities Band I2 9 Football a 4 Letterman -I Class Othcer 4 Ambition Automobile Mechanic DZIK JOSEPH M St Symphorosa Activities Class Ofncer 4 Football 3 National Latin Honors 2 Ambition Businessman FILIP ROBERT P St Genevieve Activities Class Ofhcer 34 Glee Club 1 Z 3 Choir 12 Letterman 3 National Latin Honors I2 Senior Social Committee 4 Ambition Mechanical Engineer Page 41 fd' ec nique -- ehgion - Cpefafes FRAGALA ROBERT S St Genev1eve GALLAGHER LAWRENCE W Immaculate Conception Act1v1t1es Nanonal Lat1n Honors 2 Stamp Club 7 Act1v1t1es Nattonal Latm Honors 1 7 Sclence Club -I Ambition Elecfflclan AIDDIIIOII EICCUICKI Eflglfleef FRANKLIN THOMASJ St Hedwig., GALUSKA DAVID J St Cclcstmc Act1v1t1es Crew 1 Nat1onal Lat1n Honors 7 ACIIVIIICS Band l Cholr 1 7 v 4 Drama 1 7 Ambmon Aeronauttcal Engmeer Glee Club 1 7 34 Letterman 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Ambxtxon Research Chem1sr GAW LIK RICHARD A St James GONSEWSKI LEONARD E St Constance Actlvltles Band 134 Crew 12 Drama I Letterman 4 ACIIVIIICS Natlonal Lat1n Honors l 7 Swimming 124 Senlor Soclal Commlttee 4 Letterman 4 Ambltron Buslness Manager Ambition Electrltal Engmeer GLOWINSKI ROBERT A St Vmcent Ferrer Act1v1t1es Nanonal Lat1n Honors 2 Ambmon Doctor Page 42 GORDON PHILIP F St Genevteve ACEIVIIICS Color Guard 1 2 3 4 Stamp Club 1 7 Semor Soclal Commxttee Ambmon Dentlst GORSKI DANIEL J St Hyacmth Act1v1t1es Basketball l 7 Football l 7 Class Otflter l 2 3 4 Amb1t1on Commerclal Art1st GROCHOWIAK EDWARD St Aloy slus Actrvmes Math Club v Ambmon Archltect o god every specf o Gul' Ives GRUMS, PAUL B. - St. Genevieve HELMINIAK, DANIEL J. - St. Hyacinth Activities: French Club 33 Letterman 3,45 Math Club 3g Activities: Crew 1,25 Football 3,4g Letterman 43 Stamp Club l,2,3,4 Nanonal Latm Honors 2 Amb1t1on AUdl0lOg1SI Ambmon Aeronaut1cal Engmeer HEBENSTREIT JAMES C St Genevleve HORVATH PHILIP J St Celestme Act1v1t1es Color Guard 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 Act1v1t1es Crew 2 3 4 Natronal Latm Honors 2 Stamp Club 1 7 Ambmon Accountant Ambxtron Dentlst HORWATH JOHN J St Phrlomena IGIELSKI DANIEL F St John Cantrus Ambrtlon Busmess Execuuve Act1v1t1es Scrence Club 4 Ambmon Chemlcal Engmeer HULL ROBERTJ St Genevrcvc JANECZKO JOSEPH R Act1v1t1es Nanonal Latm Honors l St Stamslaus B 84 M Ambmon Busmess Executlve ACIIVIIICS Math Club 3 Stamp Club 12 34 Ambmon C1v1l Eng,1neer JANSE ANTHONY L St Gcneucvc Actlvltles Cheerleader l 3 4 Color Guard l 7 Math Club 3 Class Otlicer 3 Ambltron Chemical Fngclneer JASTRZEBSKI THOMAS J St Constance Actlvltxes Band 17 3 I Letterman 3 4 Math Club 3 National Latln Honors l 7 Stamp Club 12 7l Ambmon Mechan1calFncmeer Pa e43 ocal polnf C arlfly afferne JAVENS THOMAS N St Tarcissus KAMINSKI THOMAS A St John Bosco Activities Band 1 2 3 4 Letterman a 4 National Latin Honors 2 Activities Band 1 2 5 4 Class Orhcer 2 34 French Club 3 4 Ambition Architectural Drawing, Letterman 5 4 National Latin Honors l Z Ambition Electronic Engineer JUSZCZYK JOHN J St Celestine KAPLINSKI WILLIAM R St Priscilla Activities Band I National Latin Honors 12 Activities Dolphin 5 4 Drama 5 4 Letterman 3 Stamp Club 1 Senior Social Committee Ambition Businessman Ambition Businessman KARDYS LAWRENCE J St Viator KENEALY PATRICK F St Philomena Activities Color Guard l 2 5 4 Drum Mayor 71 Honors I Activities Choir 1 7 34 Dolphin 4 Glee Club l 2 4 National Latin Honors l 7 Honors 12 5 4 Letterman 34 Math Club Ambition Dentist National Latin Honors 1 2 4 Science Club 4 Stamp Club 1 Ambttion Physicist KAZMIER WILLIAM M St Sylvester KITCHING RICHARD D St William Activities Basketball 17 Class Orhcer 174 Ambition Accountant Senior Social Committee Ambition Certihed Public Accountant fl , Page 44 KLODZINSKI, JEROME G. - St. Hyacinth I Activities: Choir l,2,3,4g French Club 3,4g Glee Club l,2,5,4 Ambition: Physicist KOMPANOWSKI, MICHAEL P. - Our Lady of Grace Ambition: Certified Public Accountant 04 fer fge iblvrne ove S owerevl Upon KOPEC JOSEPH M St Genevieve KOWALSKI CARL F St Tarcissus Activities Crew 12 34 Letterman 3 4 Actixities 1 74 Crew 12 9 Letterman 2 a 4 Math Club 3 Ambition Accountant National Latin Honors 7 Ambition Mechanical Engineer KOSCIERZYNA LAWRENCE W KOZIELEK RONALD j Ambition Businessman St Mary of the Angels Activities Drama 17 Football 1 Letterman 7 Swimming l 7 Ambition Businessman KRUCZEK ROBERTJ St Hedwig Activities Choir 1 Crew 2 Glee Club 1 National Latin Honors 2 Stamp Club 1 Ambition Businessman KULERSKI RICHARD J Activities French Club 3 4 Ambition Oral Surgeon KURTZ ROBERTJ St Eugene Activities Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 National Latin Honors 12 Senior Social Committee Ambition Businessman KUSIBAB GILBERT J. - St. Helen Activities: Band l 2 3 4' Letterman J 41 National Latin Honors Z Ambition: Photo Engraver KULIK GERALD J St Genevieve Activities Math Club 3 Science Club 4 Senior Social Committee Swimming 7 Ambition Chemical Engineer riscilla KURTZ JAMESJ St Philomena Activities Basketball 1 Football 1 National Latin Honors 7 Ambition Accountant Page 45 omlooslflon xgnfelLgence gg A KUTZA MICHAEL J St Petcr Canrslus KWIATKOWSKI STANLEY J St Hyacinth Actlvltxes Drama 2 3 4 Letterman 7 34 Lxbrarran 4 Actrvltres Natlonal Latm Honors l 7 buentc Club f Semor Soual Committee Ambmon fntmeer Ambltlon Metlrcme KWIATKOWSKI ROBERT R LA PASSO LEONARD J St Hyacxnth St Bartholomew Actrvtnes Class Officer 1 Color Guard 12 Acnvmes Basketball 54 Honors l Lttterman l Publtclty Club 34 benxor Sotml Commlttee NAIIOUHI I-HUD Honors l Ambttxon Commercral Artrst Senror Sotral Commlttee Weber News Ambltxon Electr1calEnf.,1neer LASIEWICZ BERNARD M St TKICISSUS LECHOWSKI JAMES J Immaculate Conception Ambltlon Methanlcal Engineer Act1v1t1es Math Club 3 Ambition Draftsman LAZOWSKI FRANK J LEMKE KENNETH M Immaculate Heart of Mary Immaculate Heart of Mary Actlvltxes National Latm Honors 7 Attlvltles Class Oihter 7 Swxmmmt I AmblIlOH HOFIICUIIUYISI Ambltlon A:,r1tulturalI'ng,1neer LODA JOSEPH J St Stephen of Hungary Actrvmes Math Club 3 Ambmon Chemlst MADZINSKI GEORGE J St Helen Act1v1t1es Band 1 7 5 4 Football l Letterman 3 4 Natlonal Latm Honors 2 Amb1t1on Pharmacist Page 46 we C,QesemL!e goo! ann! ibiscover ivine 0rJer MANGINI, RAYMOND T. - St. Peter Canisius MECCIA, FRANK S. - St. Francis Xavier Activities: Drama 5,-lg National Latin Honors lg Activities: Class Ollicer lg Drama l,2,7a,'ig Honors lg Senior Social Committee Letterman 25,45 National Latin Honors 1,2 Ambition Business Administration Ambition Doctor MAZURKIEWICZ JR WALTER G MICHELA GERALD R St Hyacinth St Nicholas Activities Band l National Latin Honors 2 Activities Crew l Footballi Lctterman A Ambition Business Administration National Latin Honors l Ambition Businessman MIKA WALTER V Stanislaus B 81 M MINDYKOWSKI DANIEL A St James Activities Band 7 34 Choir 1 2 7 4 Drama 2 Football 1 Activities National Latin Honors Z Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Letterman 5 4 Ambition Chemical Engineer Ambition Alexlan Brother MIKOS NORBERT E St Stanislaus B 81 M MITCHELL THOMAS A St Celestine Activities Basketball 1 Qlasg Officer 7 7, 4 ACtlVlt1CS Band 1 2 3 4 Cholr 79 4 Glee Club 5 4 Football 1 7 u 4 Letterman 7 a Honors 1 Letterman 34 Librarian 'S Ambition Civil fncmeer National Latin Honors l 74 Ambition Chemist MIZWICKI INORBERT D St Hedwig Actixities Honors 1 7 Letterman 7 National Latin Honors Stamp Club 1 7 Weber News 1 7 v Ambition Physicist MLYNSKI KENNETH J St William Activities Basketball 4 Class Othcer l National Latin Honors l Ambition Businessman Page 47 Balance - - Sdgkmafing an,s MUEHLEIS, BERNARD J. - St. William NAPIERLANSKI, HENRY J. - St. Hyacinth Ambition: T001 and Die Maker Activities: National Latin Honors 1,2 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer NAGY, CHARLES J. - St. Pascal NASTEK, EDWARD D. - Activities: Crew 1,23 National Latin Honors 1,2 St. Stanislaus B 81 M Ambition: Businessman Activities: Choir 33 Football 15 French Club 3,4 Glee Club 3 Ambition State Policeman NOWAK THOMAS E St William PALMER BRUCE S St Francis Xavier Activities Class Otiicer 2 Math Club a Activities French Club 3 4 Letterman 5 4 National Latin Honors 12 National Latin Honors 1 Stamp Club 12 3 1 Ambition Accountant Ambition Businessman OBROCHTA THOMASJ St John Cantius PALUMBO SAMUEL A St John Bosco Activities Class Olhcer 2 u 4 Drama 3 Golf 1 7 Activities Math Club 3 National Latin Ambition Regional Auditor Honors 1 24 Science Club 4 Stamp Club 1 2 Ambition Doctor PANEK JOHN E St Mary of the Angels Activities Choir 1 7 54 Drama 2 Glee Club 1 7 5 Honors 34 Letterman 3 4 National Latin Honors l 7 Science Club 4 Stamp Club l 2 Weber News I 7 Ambition Archaeologist PIECUCH RICHARD J St Stephen of Hungary Activities Football 1 Ambition Businessman Pa e48 , .T . , .T I . . ' 1. , , . - a .1 - vs ss n a mass' , 'T l , .... . - nv, .v n-- - 1 - , sa 1 x , .T . - s-1-iv n y-ways .si -fa - --i w si - i- . . , , li 'tr r fo geeks ocjectcls fo ,Z erfecf xHaPP1'nes5 PIEDISCALZI, NICHOLAS J. - St. Mary of the Angels POLK, CONRAD J. - Immaculate Conception Activities: Choir 1,2,3,4: Drama 23 Glee Club l,2,3,-lg Honors lg Activities: Crew 1,23 Football lg French Club 3,-ig Math Club 3: Letterman 33 National Latin Honors l,2,4g National Latin Honors 23 Publicity Club lg Science Club 4 Senior Social Committee: Stamp Club lg Ambition: Jet Pilot Weber News l,Z,3,4 Ambition: Doctor POCICA, EDWARD J. - St. Helen POTOCKI, MICHAEL W. - Activities: National Latin Honors 1 Our Lady of Victory Ambition' Biologist Ambition: Ink Matcher 'nil' 'f f... 3' ti so-49 ' :asap i' PRANGE GREGORY F St Hyacinth PUETZ JOHN J St Stanislaus B 8: M Activities Class Officer 7 5 4 Golf 7 Activities Choir 12 5 4 Class Othcer l 7 i Football l Ambition Astrophysicist French Club 54 Glee Club 1 75 4 Honors 7 Math Club 7: National Latin Honors 7 Science C lub f Weber Nevis 2 Ambition Physicist PRETE LOUIS D St Genevieve RAKOWSKI LEO R St Genevieve f 'S in . I V J - 1 r i ly is ai Y 1. , Q Ztwrwm , 1' -7, -V V 6,1 l 1 I , . 1 . D , . 1 . I ' ' -' 2 ' ' ' ,-.fa ' Q : ' '. ,-,..-fa W -1- ,Q -1 ' ' 1 42 . . . 7 I T 7 7 1 . . . . 7 I M . 7 I I . Activities: Basketball l,2,3,4g Class Othcer 1,2143 Activities: Crew 1: Dolphin 4: Math Club 5: ' ' ' : ' ' 5,4 I g . T n 7 V. I - f 1 : gas: Letterman 7 54 National Latin Honors 7 Ambition Fnclish Teacher Ambition Electrical Engineer RAUCH JOHN C St Ferdinand Activities French Club Ambition Lawyer RECZEK ROBERT W St Genevieve Activities National Latin Honors 7 Ambition Air Force C areer Page 49 ' 2 olor - ocia! Life - f:7Ae Ijioning fjzaf REPPLINGER, THOMAS J. - St. Vifilliam RIZZO, JOSEPH C. - St. Robert Bellarmine Activities: Choir 45 Glee Club 25,45 Letterman 4 Activities: Glee Club 1 Ambition: Industrial Designer Ambition: Lawyer RICHARDS, JEROME P. - St. Ladislaus ROSA. DENNIS S. - St. Columbkille Activities Cheerleader 3 Swimming 54 Activities' Football Z' French Club 54' Honors l Letterman 4 Math Club 5 Ambition Businessman Ambition Chemist ROTZOLL BERNARD E St James RUTKOWSKI ARNOLD F St Robert Bellarmme Activities Basketball 12 54 Football l Class Omcer 3 Activities National Latin Honors 2 Letterman 3 4 Ambition Insurance Adyuster Ambition Forester RUDNICK JAMESJ St William SADOWSKI THOMAS F St Hvacmth Activities Basketball 7 Class Olicer u Acrlvltles Drama 7 14 Class Ofllcer 4 Ambition Chemist Letterman 2 34 National Latin Honors 2 Page 50 Salutatorlan Ambition Priest SAUNDERS DUANE H St Stanislaus Ambition Businessman SCHMIDT ROBERT F St Bartholomcw Activities French Club 34 National Latin Honors 7 Stamp Club l Ambttion Journalist . . , . . ., .-is - s .vw , , . , .L . , , -1. I - ,nas y -v ' , . , ..... . , ,- . 1 ,.. .., ,-, . . - .s , - -Ly, v . ,.,- J , .- . , .T I . - .vs -v I I s 4941015 ,mirnensions to ur Cadohc Lives SCIANNA, MICHAEL A. - Our Lady of Victory SKUPIEN. JOHN A. - St. Roman Ambition: Restaurant Proprietor Activities: Bantl l,2,5,4g French Club BAQ Letterman 3 1 Swimming, 1 Z Ambition Businessman SKORCZ ARTHUR G St Edward SMITH JAMES J St Pcter Canisius Activities Drama 1 Z 3 4 Letterman 54 Act1v1t1es Football l Class Officer l 2 f National Latin Honors l 7 Letterman 7 9-4 Svsimminc 1 73 Ambition Alexian Brother Ambition Businessman SOLTYSIAK JESSE E St Nicholas Activities Basketball 2 Football 1 7 a4 Letterman 34 National Latin Honors 2 Swimminc, 7 Ambition Doctor of Orthoclontistry SPLITT EARL E Our Lady of Grace Activities Letterman 4 Smmminc f Ambition Accountant STRYCHARSKI THOMASJ St John Bosco Activities National Latin Honors 7 Ambition Architect SUWADA JOHN F St Stanislaus B Actmtnes French Club a 1 Math Club v National Latin Honors l 7 Ambition Certihel Public Accountant STEMM THOMAS W St Genevieve Activities Math Club 3 National Latin Honors l 7 Ambition Electrical Fngineer STOGA RAYMOND J St Robcrt Bellarminc Activities National Latin Honors 7 Science Club 4 Ambition Chemist M Page 51 V s 3 . T - , . i Q A 3 i ,tsl il I I -X 7 y . . , ,Q v. . 7 ,- -,... . ,-s . 'R I 'X ' M, fr, , 1 , . - . , . - . 5 Q s--.1 Q ,Q T A .1 Y- V . ' , - 4 - -. 4 , v . - ' ' , . - , .- ,: sg ' I' 5,14 . ' ' 1 ' 2 -3 ' f y Q T 4 SS ' ',' ' . H ' l ' f. D , ' W. . ' -wiv ' sw L ' ' , ,.. y, l 1 W - .. ramewor - eari - mfs mofiona SZAFRANIEC, KENNETH F. - St. Thecla TOKARSKI, JOSEPH N. - St. Fidelis Actrvmes Football 12 Honors 1 Narronal Latrn Honors 2 Actrvrtres Basketball 4 Class OH1cer 3 Letterman 4 Ambrtxon Accountant Ambmon Busrnessman SZATKO RONALD S St John Bosco TOMCZYK DANIEL W St Tarcrssus Acmrtres Chorr 1 Glee C lub l Actrvrtres Crew 1 Senror Socral Commrttee Ambrtron Busmessman Ambmon Accountant TRAKSZELIS IIEROMEJ St Bartholomew TUCHSCHERER THOMAS H St Wrllram Actrvltles Class Othcer 7 Crew l Dolphin L Activities Basketball 2 34 Class Othcer l 3 Golf 123 l Honors l 7 3 4 Letterman 7 3 I Manager I 7 3 -4 Honors l 2 3 Letterman 4 Natlonal Latln Honors Natxonal Latrn Honors 1 7 Sennor Smcral Commrttee Ambltron Archrtect Ambrtron C1v1lEm.,1neer TROJNAR ALLEN A Holy Innocents VALENZIANO JOSEPH W St Pascal Ambrtron Research Chemlst ACIIVIIICS Basketball 1 2 34 Letterman 4 Ambmon Busrnessman VASELOW GEORGE G Our Lady 0 Grace ALIIVIUCS Publrclty Club 7 3 4 Ambmon Commercral Artrst VASELOW GREGORY A Our Lady of Grace Actrvlrres Publlclty Club 7 3 Ambrtlon Commercnal Artist Pa 52 - , , r - Q Y , , . 1 . , . - . , . . . . . , A , . I I 1 I I I 1 I - ' ' ' . ' ' . ' , . ' W X. ' ' ' . . ' ' . A f. ' '9 ! -sf I ' 3- ! 1 1- 3 7 L ! y . f. , , 1 f. . . ' ' I 7 5'-'L ! ! -'L 77 1 4 v-'L 1 x 1 7 l 1 Y-' ,-, A . . - r I I 1 I I 1 I - - l ,. , Y 1 v , . f . ..,, , I I 1 . ,.,, , . gv Cenfer UQ Complefe fAe U orfraif of fAe eirn VERO, CHARLES J. - St. William WALDHIER, WILLIAM K. - St. Tarcissus Activities: Golf lg Senior Social Committeeg Stamp Club 3,4 Activities: Swimming 1,2 Ambition: Designer Ambition: Science Teacher VITO PETER L St Philomena WALENSA ROBERT S Activities Drama 2 National Latin Honors 7 St Stanislaus B 81 M Ambition Civil Engineer Ambition Aeronautical Engineer WALICEK RAYMOND R St Ladislaus WIATR LAWRENCE J Immaculate Heart of Mary Activities Class Officer I 2 National Latin Honors 2 3 Activities Drama 2 3 French Club 3 4 Ambition Market Manager National Latin Honors 1 2 Science Club 4 Ambition Doctor St Mary of the Angels Activities Football 1 Math Club 3 Activities Band I2 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Ambition Engineer Letterman 34 Senior Social Committee Ambition Architectural Lanclscaper WITEK JEROME P St Hyacinth Activities Class Olhcer 3 French Club 3 f Ambition Accountant WOJCIK ROBERT L Our Lady of the Angels Ambition Accountant Page 53 WAWRZYNIAK, RICHARD H. - WINTERS, RICHARD F. - St. Peter Canisius . 'I ' ' A Class of 1957 WOJNICKI ANDREW M Our Lady of the Angels WOLSKI EDWARD A St Celestme Actlvxtles Class Orhcer 1 3 4 Math Club 3 Actlvltles Crevs 1 Svummlng 1 7 Natronal Latm Honors Z Ambmon Busmessman Amb1t1on E1ectr1ca1Eng1neer WOLLENBERG JAMES W St Edward WRZALA JAMES E St Genevieve Act1v1t1es Cholr 1734 Class Officer 1 ACIIVIIICS Crew 1 Natlonal Latm Honors 7 French Club 54 Glee Club 17 34 Ambmon Accountant Letterman 3 4 Math Club 3 SCIBUCG Club 4 Ambmon Phys1cal Chem1st ZALEWSRI EUGENE H St Hyacmth ZIELINSKI WALTER V St Stamslaus B 8: M Actlvrtxes Cholr 17 a 4 Glee Club 12 54 Honors l 7 Acrlvltles French Club 34 Honors l Math Club 3 Letterman 54 Math Club 3 Natlonal Latm Honors 1 7 4 Natxonal Latm Honors 1 Science Club 4 Weber News 123 Ambltxon Muslclan Ambltlon Prrest ZDUNEK ANDREW S St Ladlslaus Actlvmes French Club 3 4 Golf 3 4 Svsrmmrns, -1 Ambltxon Accountant ZIPPARRO JOSEPH V St Genevieve Actlvrtles Choir 2 5 4 Color Guard 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 254 Honors 1 Natnonal Latm Honors 17 Stamp Club I Ambltxon C1v1lEng1neer ZYMALI ROBERT F St Francls of Assrssx Actnmes Class Othcer 34 Football 3 4 Letterman 5 4 Ambltlon Businessman Pa e54- ScAool 507136 ALMA MATER SONG Oh XVeber Hrggh D ar Wfcber Hlg You 'irc thc l15ht that gurdcs our 111 In ure or strlfc You stand for rrght NVQ ll hll your rmks Qt ucry ull TYILIIIILJHS old of noblc func Your hung pru uls md nurr fuls 'Io rusn our lv nn r frr on high WEBER FIGHT SONG Come on Oh XY aber Hrgh And Ict your colors Hy Lets Hghr frghr fight Smnd up ind Lhec-r Than ylrtory yylll be nur Iris 5 L you W Lhrrltc X our Lolors Rnd md XX hm In S run down the hrld md nucr yldd Or knovy the I'C'1S0l'l xx hy So rome on Oh XX char High Lars Eight tor XX ebcr I-hgh Icr s hghr md do or dm ' W! e A 'hi ' . i ' , L . . ', , ' , C g . , N ,Y . . ' 7 Q K 1 w .2 A . , , y ,N , . ' L 4 i You build thc msn who do or die. , k h A I Y, - A 1 ' L.f1 ' ' ' ' LA' ll QL Aff 1 '- 4' y A 'V 1 'Y 5 L .' gy 1 '-y l'agc55 VIVUOVS f Ying? O 2 P01451 l lfcy Page 56 Row 1 W Andersen j Antos Anzalone Arnone Bauer Baran Row Barth Bartkovn lcz Benker B elsk1 Bokor Bonarek Row Bratek Bresemann Bronskx Brusky Bubula Budz Row Bydon Bysma Calzarerra Cesarlo Cxe a Row Clsek C1ura Connolly Cunnmgham Dash DeChr1stopher Row DeLuca Denzel Deslinfanrs D zlnlk Dombkowskl Drazek Row Duda Dzxedzlc Fafinskl Fnend Gaxk R Gxery . A . D6 ole -- V1 Q S R. A. K. R. '22 F. R. V. D. S. i ' K. R. 5: A. R. A. ' R. R. R. '41 J. R. ' A. L. Centella J- ' R. 'sl . '52 R. . G. ' P. R. . K. R. . '62 R. K. J. L. il ' R. . A. R. Lv . . J' ' , D. ' l F' . Here we are, juniors, just on the fringe of royalty. The freshman year is long gone - ancl believe it or not - the seniors are not so far above us after all. Life can be beau- tiful, if you wait long enough. And do we have the patience! Old Glory is raised to its position of honor by N. Mastalarz, A. Fioretti, A. Rende, and K. Sikora. f'Qv eager fo ssume bcAool G7-i'aoLf1ons Row l 2 C. Gorsl-ci D. Hausser T. Hayes G. Heimos P. I-lelminiak F. Herkes Row 21 XV. Hoolhorst G. Happe W. Henilriksen N. Hriljac R. Hugar R. lwanski Row 5: T. Iwicl-:i M. jarecki R. jonczyk G. jorzak A. Karnirki Al. Kashmier Page 57 kill Sfa Row ll CQ. Kay R. Klaibor W. Knipp G. Knueven R. Koch J. Kolodziej Row 22 DI. Konzier G. Kostecki F. Kowalik R. Koziol T. Koziol W. Kraszewski Row 3: T. Krysinski K. Kulas j. Kulik L. Kurzawski M. Kurza M. Labno Row 4: L. Lesnialc F. Lewandowski J. Lewandowski M. Lewandowski D. Lindberg L. Los a 1? ir 5. . ii i I XVe're allowed on the second floor, and no senior hoots or holds us up for exhibit A. XVe even manage to contribute to the at- mosphere of the school as junior chemists. and the seniors endure it with a smile for just wrinkled noses? J. Where there's life - nope, just plain water, but L. Kuta, 1. Lazarz, j. Rudny, and R. Cordek will make it a pause that refreshes all the same. Aihfcy, erionsness, anal f.7ZougAf '1-Q ' r 5.5 . L' :'.--.1 ,tgheeiibsis a 5 Ar A 3 ,r .ggi f E 'K L4 1 S X X W .,,., - l X L Y l Page 58 .. K -S. - 'i!'.iF f K f g k R rv, 'ff .A A 'U unzors cqvure Qdclulf Cinaracfermfzcs We have become younv ecuuves no less We haxe ad vanced from the last row to SII among the mxghry on the staffs of the varlous clubs and commxt tees Many a bench IS coohng slnce we haxe had an opportunlty to dxsplay our talents to the Coaches T OBr1en D Nawrockx and P Helmmxak control the starlight for the Weber thcspxans www, ,ww-1 ww Row Lulmsllx Manley Mallejuvlx Mallel. Marchleu IL7 Marquard Row Mas are Mathe on M1cco11s M1ChEl1Hl Mlck Mlkns Rovx Mlller Mlroba M1rsk1 I W Mrnz G MUf3NNilCl D Nawrnckl 5 1 Pae 9 ery CIQQIILVIG OCICZI :E Page 60 Row Row D Nelson Nestor Nxcolme Nowlk Novak O Brien Olhava O Ma' e W Ostendorf E Row J J Row Row Row R Oster Osysko Paldauf Pattt Pelke Perlmskl PIRSCCLI Pollotx y Pudlo Pytel Rellly Rosmslu Rykowskl Sadavs ski Sanders Satkxevs 1CZ Saunders Scaletta Scesmak Sch naltmann 6 Schulget Serafin Shall Sleya Slers Skxttone Sobczak SOb16Skl Sorner J Sprmger T Stefani J Stopa I C I O ln l 2 1: R. L. K. ' ' , R. ' T. T. , . 2: R. . ' .ly A. A. 5: J. . El . r. R. ' E. 4: R. R. . J. . ,. L. Rutowski R. ' ' T. f ' ' 5: D. R. R. R- . R. ' F. ' J. S. G. G- . P. ' Row7Z G. H. ' ' nw Z: mx' 3: Serhmush' speaking, hinvever, perhaps there was it point in insisting on rank, l wonder what we would have tlune its cal- hmw'freshn1en if RKIXVCTC given free rein? Soon the seniors will be gone. :mtl the tusk inf enrryiiig ini all die trudithmns xvih he ours. May we be worthy of it. Mr. P. Livorsi guides F. Malec out of the geometric maze. rufe frencqflz anal xjfemf Row l I W. Stus L. Struck E. Stygar D. Styrnu W, Szarek -I. Talano M. Tatcru D. Tonmszewski W. Tminur F. Twnrek A. Twnrlwslxi A. Van Nevel W. XVall-:et R. Warwick .2 4? ,955 a .. S. Wamielcwslii G. Whitt B. Wiethnwslci A. Wieret Row -it R. Witek , W. w'lJlLlllSl'il ,,- . g' D, Xwysztzelsl-ti A' 0 G. Wy'tr5'kL1S A A x Zarazn G. Zielimki Rim 5: 1 T, Zilla l ' V. Zipparru , an T. Zuruwski ' L, ztiief Q i F. Zyzild O , Page 61 f in fics 2 ,, S . f i 1 ff U , '1 Q .,, f ii .sf 1 P' ff' it ' f ilk 4 I Hg E' it ,- f M4 M ff g 2 ' Q- v- W! v?vf Row 3. OPAOVVI Rowl: W. Andrews D. Babych J. Bajko H. Balinski J. Bartnick R. Baylie Row 2: L. Bednowicz R. Bienias R. Bigos F. Bolek W. Both R. Brach w D. Breseman L. Bruce G. Brust A. Bryk D. Bugielski L. Bzdon Row 4: J. Cahill J. Capiga D. Ciesla J. Ciesla R. Ciseli R. Cnotu Man, it's good to be a sopho- more! To a sophomore little things are important. That old school bag, for example, which seemed to be so heavy is now peculiarly light. Could it be that now less knowledge is probably carried in the books and more is carried in our minds? R. Rudny, J. Kazikiewicz, L. Hand- zel, A. Stec, J. Michalak, J. Klod- zinski, R. Strzyz, and J. jurowicz unpack the supplies to fortify them against the afternoon's battles. 0765 -1 3 A2 Gal' O 2 Opnflelflf .-l' .S al Y R-'-lfl rowf Row 1 W Coates Conrad Corbett C ordek Qovello Lu rylo Row J Cvs wk Lzalkoxx skx Czerwlen Dalke Deerm DCl1S1 Row Dembmskl Dombrowslu Dfnmkow sk1 Drust Duda Dudzxak Rovx Edwards Ellwarlls I-'IHA' Y Faxel Ferencz Fmrem Rom J Flrak J Fraczek G Gaboda K. Gaeger J. Gallagher D. Garhman Row 6: K . Gawel . Gawlik . Georges . Gienko . Gjerrsen . Gorka , Grey 1. Grmlzlii . Gubala . Guerra 1. Hull 3. . Hrycyk we om, mf , anal CAaracier Page 63 : l 2 JA SOPAOVVIOVQ C GSS Ver ere Rovsl J Hyrczyk J Jambor Jasmskl Jehlxk Jesuxt Jourgel ne Row 2 W Joyce Ju rxsch Kaczmarek Kaczor Kaleta Kam ow ski Row Kasella Kash Kasperslu Kazmlerskx Kxlxan Row Klmger Kllss Klodzmskx Klopack Klopack Klosoxs ski Row 5 W Koller L Kovsalskx J Krause L Kunkel W Kurzesa L Kuta Row 6 J Kurza M Laboda S Lacma J Lazarz D Leshmck J Lessner Row XV L1p1nskl I Lxszka G Lordo R Lucas E Lukaszewskn W Maday V. ' ' V. ' K. . R. A i P. ' L. D. E. J- ' ' 3: R. . R. S- . N. . . R. ' ' L. Kipp 4: R. . R. ' T' . . D. R. N. Y ' Row 3: P. Migdal C. Mills A, Mirelc D. Morys Row Al: The sophomore lives in a nether world, too proud to bow like a freshman and too humble to encounter the seniors. He com- pensates by his loud and enthu- siastic presence at all events. His cheering is unoriginal, but de- finitely thereg his attitude is one of high optimism. He is desired for his zeal, if not for his prudence. L. Los, R. Mikos, J. Patti, J. Pelke prepare to stun the teacher of the next class? N.. .ww 'kzzfi CACeVfMl SlflIDPOl f'el S of EVGVJ 611452 Row 1 : J. Malczyk F. Malek L. Malinowski R. Maliszewski W. Marcinkiewicz D. Marleski Row 2: J. Marta N. Mastalarz R. Maszka R. Matula J. McNally L. Metz B. Michno P. Miesza'a T. O'Malley K. Mroczek j. Muhr S. Musatto bl. Napolitano S. Naselli if ' A .xl X Page 65 Row l 1 K. Nelson J. Nowak R. Nowak S. Nowak Row 23 W. Nowak K. Nykiel R. Obartuch R. Odwazny A. Parisi J. Pawelek Row 5: J. Pelican S. Petersen T. Petersen J. Planz J. Podjasek T. Popielewski Row 4 I R. Prost L. Prus R. Przyborowski F. Quinn P. Rajkowski J. Rassin Row 5: J. Ratkowski A. Rende J. Rossa G. Roszkowiak J. Rudny M. Rybarczyk Z... If . .l. 4' 7 5. i S Alai' kv x ix our o ecision or fAe Asitssecond yearapproachesa Hnaland definite end, the sophomore class closes its ranks Atlong hstthesdgnm ofchddhood has been erased, and he feels he can join the younginen above hhn on equaltenns.For died by hh knowdedge and expedence he suikesoutforindependence The results must have been wonderful. R. Omelusik, Fr. B. Ostrega, T. Gaida, and J. Kuzniar seem tickled about them. SOPAOVVIOVQS Page 66 'K' Row 1 F Santogrossl A Schllcbcn D Schlorf J Schmehrl R Schroeder Row 2 W Schultz K Slkora D Slok J Sobota W Sofka T Sokulskl Row 3 J Sroka K Such J SWl3ICk Tagarellr S Tallen T Tarasluk Row J Touhy Trausch Trrsko Truschke Tu rula Urso Row : . Vitson . Wagner . Wall . Wamboldr . Waryjas . Wetgrzyn Row 6: R. Welch R. Werba R. Wiarer M. Wierzbicki K. Wirek J. Wojcik Row 7: L. Wrona D. Zavala C. Zgonina D. Zielinski A. Zienrara -W. Zimos Page 67 gleciives CAosen- areers in f e cz ing W. Schmirr 15. ' ' 4: li. S. ' P. P. P. 5 D D y T G C S y V25 l4fleVl-- V1 OI 6ZVl6J0fBO0LS Q Bells xv..-ul-f Page 68 Row 1 1 P Adeszko W Amzerewuaz D Bagmskl j Bajko K Ba'askov1rs R Banas Row 2 R Barabas W Batalden Beda Blancalana Blelakowskl Bngda Row Bxrmmgham Bmo Borun Brach W Brymarskl K Buck Row 4 J Bukovec E Caper V Casrronova A Chxaruttml W Chrobak J Chudzlk Row 5 A CICSICISR1 I Cma R Clomber 1 Conley R Cortesl J Cosenrmo Rovs 6 W Currle G Cygnar A Czervslen G Debrocke S Dec 1 De Gmzla Rovs 7 C Depruch W Deprula D D1 Plrro E Dobosz T Dman Dower Away from the nobility of eighth grade and into the humility of the freshman year we ventured not knowing what the future held in store for us. We were told the time will pass quickly and that some far distant day we will become seniors. This not only seemed unbelievable but entirely impossible. Oh, how we hate to leave the sun- shine! The doors swing wide for M. Palucki, G. Jesuit, J. Dziedzic, L. Karas, and J. Karwowski. 1 6 blowgy, dui Suregy, cl wederife xgs orn Row l 3 P. Drogosz D. Dryjanski vl. Drzewielci R. Duald G. Dugas XV, Du Mellc Row 2: D. Dylong V. Dzialowy VI. Dziedzic R. Erazmus D. Faltluto R. Falltowslti Row 5: P. Fertitta, P. Fiorito AI. Firalc K. Fleisehman . - H. Forbes, V X VU. Fuesz Row iz L. Gahriele T. Ciajtla T. Gaiexxitz R. Garry D. Giuante G. Glab . J: 1 K .. fe aw X ' . X e wg Page 69 ,. ' v 7? 1 's N Wh 's ,- 4., 'Ts '5 is If a freshman is anything. he is confused. We just couldnt adapt to the fast pace. We clutched our schedules in our hot little hands and scurried into unlikely corners. After a few days we settled down and resigned ourselves to the fact that the school would not change its schedule for the con- venience of the freshmen. Fr. H. Blaski leads his class in prayer begging the blessing of God on their efforts. S. Delisi, E. Holda, L. Kuta, J. Bajko, H. Balinski, R. Emiley, W. Joyce are caught in the Solemnity of the moment. yjacfic ace or fAe arrie lifes men Row l 2 R. Golenia S. Goluclii R. Gondek S. Griffin P. Gucciardo V. Guzniczak Rim Z: VI. Hamielec L. Handzel T. Huracz L. Harder VI. Harris gl. Hasenkamp Row 5: -I. Hausheer T. Herkes R. Hodur P. Holota Hrdlicka N. Humpa Row il: M. Husar J. -Ianl-:owiak IT. ,leske J. jesse G. Jesuit Johnson Page 70 ef rom on uslon affern vo ves Rovx l J Jurovucz D Kaczmarek KHHIIHSRI Kamovnskl Kamper Kane Row Kapusrka Karas Karp J K3fWOXVSk1 Karor Kavlch Row 3 J KHZIRICWILZ R Keatmg M Kempskx J Kxdon K1eneL,Lcr Klssel Row Klme Klodzlnslu -., Kobos Kodosky Korras K47SClHSkl 1 Kovxalskl Kowalski Koy Q Kozm Kraxx uyk lon -447' Page 71 W Krzyzcvx ski Row 6 T Kuczek L Kupczyk W Kurzl Kuznmr R Kvsmtkoxxskl I Lazoxxskn I Lesmalx . Lcwanduwski . Loboda 'D' g . Lojas ' . Lucchese R. Mapiej As .K . ew xloeriences ougAf Ay iAe res men Hrs. P-zz' 'if r 6: Page 72 Row l : F. Majewski W. Majka R. Malis S. Mann J. Mastalarz R. Mazurek Row 2: L. Mazurkiewicz R. McDonough M. McNabb j. Michalak T. Michalek J. Michalowski Rim Mnck Mmlfk Mocarsk1 Moczynskl Monkel Motyka Rom Mroz Muellner Mulron Murphy Mustan Nen Rem Nledbalskx Nleds Nleds Norklevs ICZ Norys O4hab Ram Olner Olsen Omeluslk ORourke I OSIfKJWSkl I Oiuch Row H Paluch D Paluckx S Panek W Pasko M Paiulka K Paszkxevucz We were astonished by the pace at which the teachers pro- gressed. There was no time for day dreaming. Vifith the help of the faculty, we plunged headlong into an entirely different world, a world of declensions, equations, planets. predicates. and the books of the Bible. R. Hrycyk, J. Marra. J. Malczyk, J. Kutza, E. Gjertsen, L. Kacz- marek, A. Mirek. and cohorts give us an idea why Bro. Fabian's hair is all white. ig' we B5 X Snr fr- X 'x arievl Sfuabes nsure eefo afis acfion Row l : T. Pawlou ski R. Petersen D. Pieczonka J. Pietski T. Pietrzyk J. Pirok Row Z: R. Pochowicz T. Podraza W. Pohlman D. Polewaczyl-1 II. Popraxx ski Portalski Row 5: 1 D. Przetucznik V V G. Rataj Vffijf 'V T. Rawski .J , . R. Rogaclii ,wwf 7f '7 4 ,gi ' Z K 4. up W f . K .V-A si . . 3 .i D. Rogus D. Roieli Row li R. Roth D. Rozanski R. Rudny R. Rutlzinski K. Rutkowski R. Rzepiela ,LC A . I gi ' V J m? A . im? '19 .' i .X Y 1 Hfifvi 151 A .., , V ' 15 L, X 2:3 ' 51 V Q -NM Even though the freshman soon learns that he is not even a little wheel , the freshman life is not a dull one. There are football and basketball games, sock hops, and skating parties, not to mention the various clubs eager for new members and new ideas. - And so a freshman remains happy, though slightly lost. E. Portalski, H. Paluch, W. Pasl-zo, W. Pohlman, and R. Murphy pull the tomes out for the morning session. 9 . is of orL fAe res men I? Row 1 2 L. Rzewski D. Salailino N. Sulalino F. Samui AI Santercier J. Schalk Row Z: K Schnaitmann K Segerlie K Sheber R. Sirlot J. Sienkiewicz F. Sierminski Row 33 R. Sierzega E. Skiba D. Skorey R. Skotnicki R. Sliwa R. Smith Row 4: R. Smith WI. Sochacki J. Spuno N il ii e74 ames, ances, Clugs oClgAien fAe Burden IS.. I 13 Page 75 Row 1 Springer Staslak rec Srrzyz Sullivan Sum Row SWICCH Szady Szaframec Szczesny Szczesny Szymanskx Row Szymczak Thomas Tokarskl Truschke Tyska Ullnch ROW4 W Wanlyckx S Wal B Waldhxer E Walker NX' Walsh L Wandersee Rovx J Wav ak Weeks . We. ren 1 Wegrzyn , Wesolaski . Wiarer Ron : . Wilczak . Williams . Wilson . Wis XVI. Wirkzxxxski H. Wfiwatowski Row ' 2 G. Wytryl-cus j. Younglove E. Zbikowski R. Zbilski A. Zegiel W. Zymali I ix sim xx AV ' PM 55? . i I :Sli an I 0 x v if' W I , O fi A , , we I N14 at gi 42 Gil W wk? Q si. 'S gf. ACTIVITIES A most precious memory of our divine brother. Christ, was his ability to associate and cooperate with all men. We join our various Clubs that we too might meet and live more intimately with our fellows and thus learn to he all things to all men.', 'fx l,,.fX.f, 1 Q ,ff Mia KW W P H2 'W A, V 4 f -g fn Q Q51 Q X S ,ia fin, emfdooL- fjze Boys on fAe 3049A n Foregmum1'.' junior staff members C. Gorski, V. Zipparro, -I. Des Infants Rear: Fr. E. Michael, CR., advisorg L. Rakowski, school and feature editor: E. Dombkovvski, editor-in-chief: Wm. Kaplinski, managing editorl P. Kenealy, activities editorg J. Trakszelis, sports editor XVe're proud of ourselves. Although an organization which should operate in places conducive to concentration. the Dolphin Staff found itself in the position of the Lost Legion. We have roamed from the cafeteria to the storage rooms. However, in our travels we have managed to keep our ears to the ground, and our eyes took in everything happening around us. As a result we feel that we have absorbed the spirit of the school and its students Cand found the most curious things in the oddest cornersl. XVe even found the Stamp Club scattering postage over and under the east bleachers in the Gym- nasium. Did you know the Indians are the cause of the thunder emanating from the penthouse? Certainly our greatest task - and an initial one, at that - was to find a theme which would express our spirit. XWe think we have accomplished it, for our main reason for attendance at XVeber is our respect for our spiritual heritage. Next we planned the composition of our pictures ljust try picturing history or latinl. Finally we began to act - and most WR-berites went home with lights in their eyes from well directed flash- bulbs. Oddly enough half of these masterpieces ended in the ashcan. Wfe are selective. Now, layout and write, write, write. This is the hnal result of which we are very deh- nitely proud. Wfe hope that our memories were also yours, and we have left you a treasure. Page T8 X 7 ' .-1 e er ews - Ljze forty ,!3eAin0! fAe ews Mtzlezfx F. Szatelt, FI, Kulik, N Pit-.listalzi, F. lltiltl.i. I.. NX'riin.1, hl. Petlinslti ,SI,n1zf1r1,U:,l. Rtissin, R. Baezalx. lit. A, Atlttmski, 6 .R, Competing fur the latest with the Dnlphiti Stull rite Fr. Atltunslais seoopers from the XYZ-her News. The result of till this hurrying iintl scurrying is out tlelightful little monthly. the XY'eber News. lts enlutftil pages set the mtintl gtntl tnne of our selinul life. Over atitl beynml the simple 'Ei mtttter nf gathering the latest infnrm.1tinn. we htitl these eager he.1x'ets spentlinku hnuts in the library wiitlcshnp. their favorite haunt. trying tn meet L1 tlegitlline with .tn tittrtietive issue its to plwtngt.ipln'. tninpusitiuti. l.tynut. bitltinee ltintl all the uthet seetet terms we tlunt quite untletstgintl 1. You may tint agree with their movie gtntl teenttl review s. hut you h.ive to tttlmit th.it this etew turns wut .in exeellent jnutntil - .intl un time tnnf Page T9 Row l: J. Kowalski, D. Multon, S. Wal, J. Kazikiewicz, R. Petersen. J. Nieds, R. Cnota, W. Andersen Row 2: K. Jesuit, J. Rudny, H, Sobieski, T. Zurawski, R. Miller, R. Maliszewski, J. Michalak Absent: J. Sobota CIQJ xjforcle gn ians-- fzfl!AooPin , xl Although our teams carried the nickname Red Horde from time immemorial. it was not until '54 that anyone knew the why or wherefore. Fr. G. Jendrach discovered that we had become the descendants of the Sioux of Southern Illinois. The Sioux were well-known for their victories against overwhelming odds. This was an excellent choice when Weber as a tiny school contended against the monsters of the Catholic League. In olden days, that is back in '54 a few weak howls were to be heard from the back- ground where a few brave souls were attempting to bring the old tribe back to life. Today. we really have a gallant band charging onto the held or the hardcourt. The present Tribe numbers eighteen and presents a truly memorable sight. This has been a busy year for our warriors, Uniforms had to be doubled - to say nothing of the repair work necessary after the Vocational game of last year. Headpieces. vests, leggins, winter jackets, a new chiefs headpiece, new eagle wings - all handmade - absorbed more than a few hours. The Tribe has endeavored to synchronize its shows with the band, The result of this attempt has been a feature dance. namely. the Sioux XVar Dance: comedy: Ten Little lndiansg group dances: various Dog Dances: drill: Bow and Arrow with the Band. The Red Horde Indians have also presented feature dances at the rallies, e.g. Death Dance, Medicine Dance, Consecration Dance, Dance of the Wfinds. and Spear Dances. Heres hoping its membership grows with the same wonderful leaps and bounds the Tribe have so far exhibited. Page 80 CAeerleaalers ana! ocigrarians - Geers fo Slence G31 CHFIFRLEADIYRS R. llrycyk, DT. Mastalatz. 51 A' , VU. Zimos, L, W'rona, X 1 ' 3 D. Gathman. N. Mastalarz 5' ' r 6 9 Q 2 3, Three cheers for the librarians! Perhaps an odd combination, but these are two of our most active organizations. An eager reorganized group, the leaders in school spirit: an established time-honored organization, the guardians of the schools room of know- edge. exuberance and organized cheers from the oneg an insistence on the deepest of silence from the other. LIBRARIANS fl-'wtggmfnfzfr R. Golenia, If. xleske. R. Monkel: treated: 1, Benanti, I.. Wilscmn. D. Mory-. F. Bolek. N. Humpa, D. Przetacznilu flldfllllflyl j. Bajko. D. Babych, rl. jurowicz, rl. Perlinski N ,ff .ff npww. rv ,f -' eralclers - :fe n ree cfs mi. lore Ron Row Rt iw I BH!! Ron Ron R4 XXX FL mund: M. Kutm. R. Mgngini l: ll. Sobieski. ul. Ttilano. S, Musatto, T. Sadowslci, Fr. XVilczek lx R, Reilly, XY. Knplinslxi. bl. Drechny, F. Meccia, R Mnllelx. L. Augustyn. L. Struck S I NI l v S 1 R. Pollony, R. XV.mrzyr1ii1lx, A. Skorcz, Ii. Szurek, R. Saunders. CQ, XVuryius 1 il. littvicli, D. Brihych, K. Sheher, S. DeLisi, gl. Knrmowski 3 M. Rylvurczyli. S. XXI-urzyii, -I. Miclmluk, D. Gnthinttn, ,li SV i11ICl4. I., Prus, Fr, XX'ilczels 1 G. klesuit, S. Dec, li. liolel-c Under the direction of Fr. XVilczelw, the Heriilders have advanced considernbly, Last years morality play, Idiots of Clay, proved what the HC'LllLlL'TS could do in acting, lighting and stage settings, This year. turning to comedy. the Hernlders have selected The Biggest Thief in Town its their production to be presented in May. The Heralders are .inxiously rivmiting opening night in order to chalk up another huge success for themselves. Page 82 fbi l 1 Q L . oor war - VI masfers Trip: A GUARD Q J. Drzewiecki, P. Gordon, R. Giery, J. Zipparr 1, F. Santagrossi, J. Hebenstreit, Capt. L. Kardys, K. Banet Bf,11um: B GUARD - Capt. K. Banet, T. Thomas. -I. Hausheer, .I fllodzinski, gl. Muellner, L. Kunkel. 51. jesse, L. Gabriele, R. Wis Stamping and saluting in their bright uniforms, the Colo' Guard put on a fine show. They added color to our half-time performance at athletic contests while serving as a forward guard for the band. However, they did not confine their appearances to school affairs. They outmirched fifteen color guards to win first place in a contest at the Annual Youth Convention held in Palatine, Illinois. Spectators at Mayor Daley's Clean-up Parade, the Annual Nurses Parade. and Polk Bros. Pony Leag ie Parade also saw the XVeber Color Guard in action. Presently, they are drilling for a marching contest to bg held in Rockford. Illinois. The interest of the student body in the Color Guard in reased. and the many recruits necessitated the division into the A and B guards. Page 83 Sfamlo :problem QBCAGVS lneluded in this group are the elub officers. Fr. Blaski, the moderator, np- pointed R, Bujko as President, P. Grums as Vice-President, and B. Palmer as Treasurer for the first semester. During the second semester T. jnstrzeb- ski President' meeko Viee-Presi- dent find lx Canzone Tre lsurer shired the idmmistrritixe duties I ,ve Fr Bllslei yoined the freshmin members who eontributed to the size of the elub They tried to mike it impossible for 1 XX eber student DOI to lcnovs 1 member ol the Stimp Club Our stxmp seirehing friends ire loolemv form 1rd to 1 eontinuee issoeiition with this orgtnintion The rexx trds of eoop rttion pllI1Hlflg md in ereised interest m SIIINPS ire re ison enouvh for membership in the Sump C lub If size is mx indie ition the Strmp C lub is the most populir LOLLlI'I'1LLll1I' letixitx in the sehool lt seems thu mmy students ire stuelx on stumps Fr H Blislei guide the produetion line 'lheir um is 1 first in the Qt lohn Lmtius SLIUIITITV st tmp eontest the most importmt letixitx of the elub Page 84 rencA - rmcAair rave ers Xe Row 1: R. Bayer, R. Schmidt, J. Wtmllenberg, J. Suwada, T. Kaminski, L, Augustyn Row 2: B. Palmer, L. Wiatr, F. Barone, C. Polk, J. Skupien, R. Kulerslci, D. Rosa Row 5: Fr. Przysucha, A. Zdunek, P. De-Grazia, j. Rauch, J. Klodzinski, J. Witek, R. Cichon, Wf Zielinski, E. Nastek, J. Puetz, R. Czubakowski The French Club undertook a tremendous project this year. They attempted to see in what manner and in what surroundings Frenchmen actually live. In order to accomplish this Fr. Przysucha, the moderator, obtained films of France and showed them at the regular meetings of the club. The Membres du Cercle Francais have thus become quite familiar with French pastimes. They can picture themselves taking a dip along the Riviera, drop- ping a few thousand francs on the tables in Monte Carlo, or cycling down Le Boulevard de Paris. The solemn beauty of the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Louvre would not be uncommon sights to them. They also gained an insight into the daily lives of French- men. They saw the farmer, shepherd, and fisherman at work and the women buying food in the open markets. Does anyone need a good guide? Page 85 cience - To those who would seek a more detailed knowledge of the art of the physical sciences, to those with a deep-rooted curiosity of the things happening around them. we recommend the Science Club. There is always something to do - projects follow a wide and extensive range of subject matter. Under the ca- pable supervision of Mr. Zapo, the club is always busy working on group and individual projects. Many of these worthwhile projects include the constructing of electronical devices such as pre-amplifiers and radios from assembly kits. These projects are but a few of the many tasks that the members of this organization complete. Smoke can be seen coming from the physics lab as the boys with the soldering irons are busily at work disassembling worn electronical apparatus. These disassembled parts are later used in building new electronical equipment. Perhaps many times the members of the Science Club were not absolutely certain of what they are aboutg but, nevertheless, they attacked the project with an enthusiasm that equaled. if not surmounted the task. The club provides an excellent means of procuring a practical, working knowledge of electrical instruments of all sizes and shapes. Wfe cannot but hope to expect great things from the cluhg we also can hope to expect greater accomplishments from the Seniors who staffed this organization. Right to Left Seafed: Row l: T. Borun, VI. Puetz, If. Dombkovvski, J. Kulik Row 2: P. Kenealy, bl. XVollenberg, C. Polk. L. Gallagher, CQ. Curatola, R. Bajko Row 5: S. Kwiatkowski, R. Babiarz, -I. Panek, L. Cmiel, D. lgielski Row -li I.. XViatr and R. Czubakowski S1w1diz1g.' L to R.: Mr. F. Zapo, F. Barone, F. Zalewski, A Diana, R. Stoga, R. Beyna, D. Galuska, 5. Palumbo We sf- www? 70 ddclfcy vercyones an fymen I7 A planning session of the Publicity Club J Kutza S Novak Geo Vaselow R Kvuatkovnski Mr. L. Pietrowski moderator Greg. Vaselow G. Burst. The Publicity Club helps everybody! Its posters cover all activities from concerts to football. Its the only organization which is connected with almost every other activity in the school. Football season finds them sketching the Red and White in action and urging the student body to get out to the games. The Christmas posters brighten the corridors with their message of joy. Our hardcourt warriors are depicted straining for that viral basket. Schedules of both football and basketball games are made available by this industrious sextet and their able moderator, Mr. L. Pietrowski. Enticing band and glee club posters assure a packed house for all concerts. The artfully designed, colorful posters advertising the social committees dances form a large part of their work and are im- portant contributions to the social events' success. The Publicity Club deserves our heartiest acclaim for their fine work. Page 87 as glee oices This year the Cllee Club has again proven their mastery over music from the tliiiieult Imrinonies of Mozart to the Swift, bouncing melo- dy of spirituiils. The selections from their annual Spring Concert de- lighted the audience with their variety und uptness. The majestic. rolling quality of Sheni1ncloi1h , the heixrt-lifting tune of Rotlgersllgun- inerstein's lt's Ll Griintl Night for Singing , Moziirrs soft-tonetl Ave Ve-ruin , iintl the intriente inelotlie interplay of HCif11IlLll:1lIlTCf'S Clock gintl Li'l Lizii -Lineu ingule the Clon- cert 21 rewiirtling experience for till. .4 lmze: Row l: L. Kupezyk. A. Stee, XV. Milo, A. Tworkoslti Row lx sl. lltirris. A. Bmtelx f.'lVL'XL',' Row li xl. Zippiirro, ,l. Klotlzinski, -I. Noxmk, Fr. F. Clieslii Row 21 L. Prus, G. Siem. li. Zulewski 150110 N1 .' Row li If. Szurek. R. Olsen. ,l. Clina. A. 5Z.lfl'.lIllCL' RoWl1D. llausser, R. Mmlej. ul. Mith.1l.1lx :luv 88 04 me off C aises Pirifs The Glu- Clhihs uf W1-int-r itiiti Alu-riiigi wiiihitit-ti iigiiii this yt-.ir to pmthict- st-xt-nil highly stittt-ssf ful pcrftiriimiiitcs. Thu first iipptxtr- time uf thc XYQht-r-Alu-riiiti Mixt-ti Chtnrtis was in XYi1itt-r Stung, it mtisif ull Stury of f.iiFlSIIN.1S iiit-lutiit-S thruiigh tht- .igt-S, Oiitt- iiiwrt-, tht-5' iiiiitclit-ti tht-ir t.1lt-nts with tht- glut- chihs of tht- Cgithulit high xtliuuls iii thc Aiimml Llwriilt' lit-stixxtl. Thcy also plgtyuti im iiiiptirtimt p.irt iii All-C,,1ithmuIit Mixt-ti C,lirii'tis pt-11 foriiiiimc at tht- flivit Opt-rii Iltmiist-. Dirt-cttii' A, Qiiiiiii iiiiti itx h.ii'ti- wutitiiigiiit'1hht'i'Stit-St'r'X't'uti1'h:.1I'l- it-st Lil7Ilg1I'LlIL1i.1flUIlS. .iflfffif Rim lj R. B1iii.ii't-ix. .-X. Hipmtfgii, 'lf Ptixx.tmxixi Rim Z: T. Rt-ppliriuc-r. Nl. liiuik-i. D. Ci.1lwit.i. 'If Nlittht-ll K iff, i R, Lfihtititt. I' K.1IIll'L'f, If Kf,iic.iix. ,I.xxit,iiCfi11t-mia. imiiimi. i Nliitfik :Xt I'i.in-t R. Dc f Iirixttiplit-r ilftuit, Rim I qi. i,L.L'If. ID.ff.lfII1ix, R I5.ttf.in Rim Q, If Ivitxi. i, iltiit-it. N, i,1L'tf1Nt.i.L1 l'.i:w- HU Q NN A f 1 2, , 5 , - m ' - ' uf -A 2 X 72 bqfy-gf? A if If V' ' Q. Y BBQ y JW' X E YQ 291- Q Q 5 , ' g. ,- Y .lg zriflggv Nm , 11 'X 3 R, , ' . ' U3 'z .-9' , S . A Q 1' . i K' r ' 1' , 4 , , , gk ,. , . , A , ,fig X E . ,fb ff - ,ff Q, W f - .sf 'J' 1 W 4-4 I If ' K S 2 , EQ, 1.x N 0 . Z X W 4' , ,- 9 . ,ff A 'is ' .Q-M - mi Q15 L N ' . 5 . A Q' U' ' ' K4 ' , x r- .ig 'I . , , ,, x. , fp O A -...si ' All . A7 XQNRLX fm o osf CAOVCJS the spirit of Christmas was aroused in the XVeberites at the Christmas pro- gram. The annual concert provided an evening of enjoyment for all who ar- rended. The program included the popular as well as the classical side of music. This was the climax of a suc- cessful year. Page Ul Upper: Row 1: R. Przyborowski, D. Zielinski, W. Majka, E. Poprawski, V. Zipparro, A. Arnone, J. Kashmier, E. Skiba Row2: G. Brust, W. Kutza, R. Waxx'rzyniak, J. Skupien, G. Marlzinski, R . Cebulski Lo11'er.' Row l: R. jonczyk, R. Wegrcn, -I. Kobos, D. Tagarelli, G. Row 2: V. O'Rourke, T. Javens, A. Osysko L. Curylo, R. Clygnar, T. Kasella, S. Kapusrka Kasperski Z' SPORTS To be in the world, but not of it is 21 divine charge which the demands of our bodies often subvert. Through sports we enter an endless circle in which our bodily strength is subordi- nated to our will, which, thus strengthened, fur- ther Controls our earthly demands. Y fd W 5 x 1 ,,i:wX Q- 3. , , J, v x In awww .,,.,..N , Q 5 'Aw fi ,vu ' a ff. 11 5 . .1 Q fp Y M j M' - 3,35 visg-0 Q. 2,2 A A . .K Q-gain vii, iff' ' H, ,VIL wx, ,fllzfyf it W' if f h an 2 Vin. K' ZW 4 ' ' f , 4 ' V' 70 ?' WZ' fi 1,7431 IAUQ, f 7 5' iff f ?y,,M'1 Q A ,cj 2 M- fr f 5. ' ,. L 1 1 1 . s far .Lael if t4?'i'g' fhiufxlcu K 14601 y T13 arsifcy oofdall- elliencbng CAamPs Even though the '56 version of the Wleber Red Hord: eleven did not achieve the success of last year's gridders, they did put up a good fight until the end. A three and three record did not qualify them for a playoff berth. This year, XVeber's Warriors were a little brawnier, making them comparable in size to many of the other Catholic Football League teams. An added advantage was the spirit and spunk of their predecessors which they retained. Although only three braves of the glorious '56 Cinderellas remained to carry on the fight, their heirs to the crown were determined to keep it in their possession. A bit of the sparkle left the crown as XVeber tied, 646, rather than conquered, Mt. Carmel, a p:rennial Catholic League powerhouse in a practice tilt. In the opener against Loyola, the prowess of backs Calzaretta, Stos, and Matheson netted a total of 18 points to set the score at XVeber l8, Loyola 7. OPPOSITE PAGE: A Bryla stretches for a long one during the opener against Mt. Carmel. Row l 1 Coach R. McAlpin. Managers K. Gaeger. Vl. Grey, and Cv. Kostecki, D. Leshnick, D, Za- vala, T. O'Malley. Coaches Stelmaszek and S. Juzwik, Fr. W, Vfilczek, athletic director Row ZZ Co-captain R. Dianovsky, P. llelminiak, Wolanski, L. Kurzaxsski, ul. Bialko, D. Wag- ner, Zyzda. T. Georges, xl. Podjaske, XV. Mazurkiexxicz, R. Schnaitmann, and W. Stos Row S3 R. Zymali, D. llelminiak, xl, Pawelek, F. Quinn, gl. Cesario, li. Such, D. U'Malley, bl. Touhy, C. Marchlewicz, and C. Zgonina Row 4: ul, Soltysiak, Co-captain N. Mikos, W. Folak, A. Bryla, W. Schultz, R. Koziol, R. Ol- hava, T. Krysinski, T. Mirski, and R. Scesniak Rowii C. Wklryias, A. Schlieben, E. Stygar, ,l. Seratin, R. Wiater, R. Klinget, R. Wlerba, and J. Rossa Row 62 R. Matula, W. Joyce, P. Con- nolly, C. Gawel, G. Matheson, A. Calzaretta, -I. Marta, and F. Gaik Page 91 6 iafnicqAf Ljblls for Wea! xjforcle CinJerellas Next in line to be scalped were the Tigers of Holy Trinity. Our archrivals were defeated by a 33-6 ssore, which can be accounted for in the following manner: Wolanski recovered a Tiger fumble, and Matheson sprinted 9 yards for the tallyg later Matheson scored again on a 35 yard rung a Zymali-Bryla pass netted 6 and Wiater added an additional 6g in the second half Helminiak ran 72 yards for the last scoreg Quinn con- verted 3 in the course of the game to bring the total to 35. We acquired a Tiger-skin rug to adorn our wigwam - the Red Horde was on the warpath. Our stalwart gridders met St. Ignatius next. Although Such and Zymali each scored and Quinn scored an extra point, the Xwolves managed to rough our feathers with a 14-13 victory. In the struggle against De Paul, the Demons proved worthy of their nickname. They ran up a score of 45-7 to inflict the second defeat of the season upon the Red Horde. Only Matheson managed to cross the goal line with the oval under his arm. Quinn added the conversion. The chief factor in our defeat was an unprecedented seven fumbles. Helmets fly as Red Horde line rocks Trinity. N. Mikos C265 swings around end for a first down. S etlflflflilflcq' CACZVVIPS OW fo O25 Top: W. Stos hesitates as he picks up his interference. J. Soltysiak. Center: L. Kurzawski clutches the ball on the receiving end of a jump pass. Bottom: A. Bryla 1395, W. Wolanski 1553, and G. Matheson 1 107 close in just a little too late to slaughter a Rambler who has already become fair game for A. Calzaretta. ,,-av' U . -fi 3.34, -. la? ' 'Q 9' I at me 'V ,M ,,...,s awf- Wiifu ini Sfalwarf Seven ij-orfillies qleefy our We faced the Gordon Tech Rams in a battle which resulted in one score per team, ours being produced by the QB sneak of Zymali. The game was decided by Quinn's con- version, which brought the totals to 7-6 in favor of the Red Horde. We had one last chance, and that was to beat St. George. Our hopes were sky high at the moment of collision. However the satisfaction was not to be ours, for when the gun sounded we were on the short end of 21 59-8 romp. Our only tallies were a safety and a TD, both by Wiater. Our visions of a Catholic League crown for the second straight year were sorely crushed. Typ: F. Quinn 1153 rushes in to insure the comedown of a De Paul Demon. Bottom: A St. Ignatius tackler bites the dust as P. Helminiak 1383 swivels on to pay dirt. MQQ-4 ar S ierce ces, orfs SfealfAi4y Sforme Weber ....,,,..... 6 Weber ...,A.,.,,,. 1 8 Weber ,,Y.,,,..... 33 Weber .,...w...,.. 1 3 ' Practice Game VARSITY SCOREBOARD Mt. Carmel ...... 6' Weber rr,......... 7 De Paul ........,. 45 Loyola .............. 7 Weber .,....,,.,.. 7 Gordon Tech .... 6 Holy Trinity .,,. 6 Weber ..r..,..,,,. 8 St. George ........ 59 St. Ignatius ...... 14 Top: The Weber bench sits on tacks as it sweats out the last anxious moments of the Gordon Tech game. Bottom: N. Mikos fails to make the grade when a Trinity Tiger attacks him successfully. .kms 1 Q ,A 415 X 515 rosA qoofdall - Something new has been initiated in the realms of the XVeber High Athletic Department - a Junior Varsity Football Team. This grid squad was composed of sophomores and juniors who did not play regularly on the varsity team. The purpose of such a team is to provide playing experience for prospective members of the Wfeber Varsity Eleven. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Weber ..........,,,,,,....,,,,,........... De Paul 20 Weber IS ....., .....,,,, F enwick ' Weber 22 ,.,.., .....,.. S t. Patrick 2 Weber 28 ..,,., ,,,,.,,..,,...... S t. Mel Weber 6 ...... ..,.,,. G ordon Tech 20 Page 100 Top: K. Buck begins one of the thrilling pushes of the Fenwick game. S. Golucki and J. Michalak are right there with interference. Circle: J. Spano continues to control the ball in the Fen- wick game with the good old assist of J. Michalak. Center: W. Bryniarski receives a hard one from behind in the St. Pat riot. Bottom: lt's right through for W. Bryniarski while J. Spano supplies the blocking. gnolurance Experience often benefits a team more than any- thing the coach can say or do. This years Junior Varsity has played only two games and has won both. lf their showing is any indication of the caliber of future performances our varsity team of next year will be hard to beat. JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Weber Z5 ..............................., Lane Tech O W'eber 2'. ........ Loyola I5 Row 1: W. Deptula, K. Schnaitmann, E. Zbikowski, S. Mann, 1. Cosentino, J. Schalk, R. Mroz, D. Falduto Row 2: P. Fiorito, S. Golucki, C. Mustari, D. Skorey, G. Dehrocke, P. Fertitta, R. Keating, D. Szczesny, j. De Grazia Row 3: W. Fuesz, W. Batalden, T. Haracz, J. Spano, J. Ostrovvski, L. Karas, R. Petersen, W. Bryniarski, If. Oliver, D. Baginski Row 4: E. johnson, L. Harder. W. Kutza, J. Michalak, R. Cortesi, D. Dryfanski, E. Hrdlicka, K. B 'lc Row Rigla ut . P. Adeszko, J. Dziedzic 5: K. Paszkiewicz, M. McNabb, j. Chudzilc, M. Husar, W. Pasko, R. Mazurek, K. Kortas, Fr. D. Wanat, Asst Athletic Director, D. Rogus, Manager If Coaches W. Marszalek and R. Chernick nf fAe rave re uabwecl fo ecome This year. as happens every year. nearly half of the freshmen in the school come out for the nrst practice session of the season. And as usual there were fewer boys coming to these sessions as the days passed. Those that stuck it out were those that wanted to play ball. those that could play ball, those that would play ball. The strategy was provided by coaches XY'alter Mar- szalek and Ron Clhernik. Since Coach Cherniles name is new to most of us, let's take a look into his back- ground. He's not new at XVeber for he is a member of the Class of '45 Holding down the position of left halfback of XY'eber's first championship football team and guard on the basketball team are some of Page 101 VQVGS his high school accomplishments. He returned to XVeber in IQ46 and coached for one season and now he is back again. we hope, to stay. Our junior-sized warriors went charging into their hrst battle with all the enthusiasm and iight that they could muster. Victory. however. was not to be theirs, for De Paul rolled over them 20-6. In subsequent encounters. they defeated St. Pat 22-2. St. Mel 27-14. and Fenwick 18-7 before losing the final game of the season to Gordon I8-6. Our younger braves 3-2 record. though not very impressive. nevertheless makes us proud. It does not matter how many games are won. but how well you play the game. 9 Q 0 9 Q Q xo 0' Bxng enior asAefAall- fwe er,s gzling qua This years Senior team had no returning lettermen in its ranks. XY'e had to start over again. Though ex- perience was at a minimum there was great possibility that this could be overcome through our extensive practice schedule. Our record for the seven practice games was five wins and two losses. Taft, Fenwick, St. Mel, and Austin whom we beat twice bowed in de- feat as St. Philip and St. Mel subjected us to the sanie humility. XY'e went charging ahead into the De Paul Senior Tournament, defeating St. Rita and St. Philip for an assured fourth place. Then Fenwick dealt us a death blow in the semi-final game but we managed to salvage the third place trophy by defeating Loyola in the consolation game. A record of eight wins and three losses made us mildly proud. Opvosirii PAGE: 'l'nj1.' li. Zyzda goes all the way up to steal the hall from anxious St. Ignatius' hands. Bolfnm: 5'!u11a'i11g.' R. Dombkowski, R. Kurtz, K. Cliosek, Ci. Biegalski, A. Van Nevel. B. Rotzoll, Ti. Zyzda, N. llriljat. K. Mlyn- ski. li. Lexxandowski. Capt. N. lilorek, T. Tuchscherer, W. Stos. lx'z1ee.lir1g.' Coach Il. Niemiera. Mgr. VT. Trakszelis During the official season we amassed eight wins and were defeated only half as many times. Our record was identical to that of De Paul - so the second place berth was decided by the fiip of a coin. XY'e had to be satisfied with third place in the North Section. As is the custom in the Catholic League, the third place North Section team faces the first place South Section team. This arrangement made it possible for us to observe first hand how good a team De La Salle was. They were good as is proved by the lopsided seventy-five to forty-seven final score. Again we did not quite make the top, but then we could look to the future and speculate on how well our successors would make out. Two of the three six-foot- ers on the team would return. there are also some fine shooters coming back. Next year is the year that they'll take the crown. Left: N. Florek pours two more through against St. George. f.iC'IIlCl',' N. Hriliac and E. Zyzda both eager for the re- bound have a little difiiculty getting their arms un- tangled. Rigbl: Where's the basket? NVho cares - it's in! rim rj-aLeollfs rj-ofa! fjvolo games Xweber Xweber Vifeber XVeber Weber Weber W'eber Weber XVeber Weber Weber Weber Xweber XX'eber Wfeber XVeber XX'eber W'eber XX'eber VC'eber VC'eber X'JUeber XY'eber XY'eber SENIOR SCOREBOARD Practice Games 46 ........,,,..,..,,,.,.,.,,,. Austin 49 ,...,..,......,,..,,...... St. lNIel 52 .,,,, ....,...,,..... T aft '2 ,.,,,, St. Philip 62 .,,, ..,,... S t. Mel 'O ,,.,r Fenwick 80 ,,,,,,,.,..,,,.,......,... Austin De Paul Tournament 5' ........,,......... St. Rita 64 ,.,,.,,,,,i,,,,,...,. St. Philip 55 ...., Fenwick 65 ,,,,,,,....,,...,,..,...,... Loyola League Games 66 .,,......,,,,,,,,. Holy Trinity 51 ,,.,,,,,...... ,,....,,...,, L oyola 6-l ,,,, ,,,,,,, S t. Ignatius 71 .............. De Paul 20 ,,,,,,. Gordon Tech 52 ,,,. ,,,..... S t. George 60 ..., ........,,, L oyola 65 ,,,, ,,,,, H oly Trinity -5 ,,,, ,,,.... S t. Ignatius 45 .,...,......,. De Paul 69 ,, .,,,,, Gordon Tech 51 ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, St. George Playoft Game 45 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,... De Lu Salle Top: T. Tuchscherer drives hard . . . and it's in. Center Left: Guess who puts in an- other two points. Center Right: N. Hriljac tips two. 21 55 50 55 60 56 -18 54 56 56 42 44 as ss ss 22 so as 42 53 4, 50 3 9 'S Bottom Left: T. Tuchscherer keeps a weather eye out for his opponent. Bottom Right: E. Zyzda knocks the ball into the hands of T. Tuch- Scherer. GPPOSITE PAGE: Top: This is one they got . . . we're sorry to say. Bottom Left: N. Florek picks way through enemy territory. Bottom Center: E. Zyzda pivots, jumps, and shoots. Bottom Right: An unexpected pass in upon R. Kurtz before he realizes it. Page 104 :lid U 0 1' qfff? , 1 ' we W 3 I Y +V o . ,sf 4 , .a- K' nnior a5AefLall- Pirif urmonnis ize The ,luniors usually considered different from the Seniors in every respect, were similiar this year due to the fact that they too did not have any returning lettermen among their number. Although the team lacked lettermen. it was provided with speed. good shooters and rebounders E and plenty of spirit. Their lack of experience was to be remedied, we thought. by the full schedule of practice tilts. The practice schedule was headed by an encounter with Austin which we won. XVeber-33, Austin-2-l. St. Mel became our next opponent and inflicted upon us our first defeat: XVeber-52 St. Mel-59. The fol- lowing game turned out to be what might be termed a moral booster for we romped over Taft, 55-Il. XY'e came out on the short end of the next three games as St. Philip beat us 62-I-453 St. Mel. 71-67. and Fenwick, 48-52. Our last game during the practice series paired us against Austin once again1 and we beat them again. the score being XY'eber-34 Austin-28. l m'egr'nn11d: Mgr. G. liostecki, loach -I. Niemiera. Mgr K. Gaeger .5iId7I!JjllyQ.' WI. Bartnick, R. Ferencz. A. Calzaretta, ,l. Tokarski F. Kowalik, P. Connolly, L, l.aPasso. Capt. I.. Prete. .l Valenziano, CQ. Kay, Ci. Lukasik, R. XX'erha, G. Matheson. R. Warxxick. T, llayes All that remained between us and the first league game was the Fenwick junior Tournament. XY'e faced Holy Trinity and were beaten 55-40 by a strong Tiger five. Catholic Basketball League competition was upon us - and sooner than we had expected. XVe werent too happy as our unofficial record was only 5 wins and 5 losses. Our glumness was partially overcome when we thought our -lunior Xvarriors might come to life when league play would start. Our first game saw us facing Holy Trinity again, and once more we were defeated by the Tigers -17-42. The two wins which followed helped to raise our spirits somewhat. Loyola was de- feated -'lo--i2 and we just slipped past St. Ignatius -18--lf. XY'e experienced defeat in the next three jousts as we lost to De Paul 71-52, Gordon Tech 57-55, and St. George - io--ll. CDI-'POSITE PAGE: Tap Left: C. Kay reaches for that all-important rebound. Top Right: The Ignatius guard is foiled by Valenziano. Middle: L. LaPasso and C. Kay are up in arms over an elusive hall. linliom Right: Let's keep our eyes on the ball! tg VT 'Q fb 42 2!'Nd 1 ,,fvui I 'Qi ME E E 2 i 'X mi, 'fer Lefl: L. LaPasso meets the ball more than half-way in the Loyola caper. Right Top: You have to go up to hring it down. XVe're there against De Paul. Riglvl Bflffllllli There's a cnuple of frustrated Demons in this one. Loyola. the team that didnt win a game. proyed an easy mark as we sailed along on the breeze of a 55436 victory, Losing to Holy Trinity was hecominq a hahit as we suffered defeat at their hands for a third timel the score NVc-herfw Holy Trinity-46. Our second round niec-ting with St, Ignatius proved to he a11otl1er easy win for the totals were XVeher-70 St, lg1111ti11s--'18, De Paul defeated 11s for .1 second time ol-59. Gordon Tech did the same hy .1 59-52 score, The final game of the season proved to be a victory for 11s when we beat St. George 55--15. Our league record of 5 wins and 7 losses did not qualify 11s for a play-off berth. XVe had to he content with looking forward to next year and hoping that o11r s11ccessors would make the grade. There were quite .1 few underclassmen who had experience playing varsity hall this year a11d they would he back to carry on next year. They will not he handicapped by the inexperience which we were suhjected to this season. XY'e are s11re they can accomplish what we had failed to achieve. Pau? lllffl lerce we ln 5 auf orfune JUNIOR SCOREBOARD Weber XX'eber XX'eber Weber XX'e-ber XX e-ber Wfeber F Weber Wfeber XWeber Weber XX'eber W'eber Weber NX'eber Wfeber Weber Weber Welver XVeber Practice Games 35 .,..,,,,,.,,..,,,, Austin 51 St, Mel 55 , , ,, ,... Taft 15 ,,,, St. Philip ff ,,,,,. St. Mel 31 ,, ,. Fenwitk il ,,,, ,, . Austin enxxitk Tuurnument -10 i,,,,, Holy Trinity League Games RH lfw -is il Si il SS SO OU SO 5 n Nw l'u:A IU Holy Trinity , . ,,,,, Ltvyolzl , St. Ignatius De Paul Ciurtlun Tech , St. bc-:urge , . l.11yUlLl llnly Trinity , St. Ignatius De Paul Ciuriluti Teili St. Geurhue li 59 ll ON -l -TH Zh 53 4' ll if Ol 5- 46 Vw ilu -18 ful SU li G5 and kganfanfzs - me OPQIIMZS BANTAM SCOREBOARD FLY SCOREBOARD Weber 'll .. ,..,, ..., ..,.,, , . , Gorilon 'l'eLl1 68 Weber ll . ,,,,,,,,,,,., . Gorilon 'l'eLh Vfcber 2- . . . St. George 24 Weber .. .. .. St. George XX'eber -ll . .... . Loyola 416 Vfeber ,v... .,,,, I. oyola Weber '13 . Holy Trinity ,V Weber .. . . lloly Trinity Weber Fl ..,,. Sr. Ignatius 56 Weber io St. Ignatius Yfeber 5- ,,,,,, Dc Paul 53 Weber De Paul Weber '18 . . ,,., ,. St. Mel 45 Weber ,.,, Sr, Mel Vfeber li .. . ,... Fenwick 55 Weber . .. .. Fenwick Vfeber gl . Sr. lA2lI'ldIlLlN 'lil Weber St. lyunatius Vfeber N . .. ..,, De Paul 56 XX'eher .. . De Paul Vfelwer Sli Gorilon Tceh 53 Vfelwer , Gorilnn Tech Xlfelver 13 . ,, ,.,, Loyola ll XY'eber Z6 H .. . . . Loyola XYeber ii . Holy Trinity SN Xlfeher . .. HolyTr1niry XVeher H . Sr. George 35 XY'eber W St. George Welder W .. . Sr, Patrick 53 Xlfeher ,,,, ,, Sr. Patriulx Top Left: G. Matheson hurla one over Trinity's head. Boltom Left: P. Rajkowski rises to the occasion. 'll A . Roxx li If, bl up Rlwfil, I wrenrounil: Manag s D. Rogus, Fl. Grey P olinxon, R. Mazureli, R. Mai-zlaa. Fl, laxyeleli, QI. De Gr. Row li K. Such. P. Rajlumski, XV. Pasko, D. NX'aggner, R. Frost, Coach XV. Marsziileli Ron li bl. Bam Row pw IU 56 56 .is 30 33 S2 il lN N SU H7 ll rl lZ1gl K ishmiin, M, llusg Bollrinl Riglvly Foregrounil: Managers D. Rogus, nl. Grey rifle, R. Ferenez. C.. Mustari. P. lfertitto, WI. Spano, XY. ff.l1rob.1lc Z: P. Fiorito. R. Szymanski. XV. Bryniarslci, R. XVC-rba, IT, Oliver. D, Szczesny. Coach XY. Marszaleli 1l'. E: ,599 EF? Q in: I gl! -QEBER 'f A Ep! V C Xi Rx!! fu qffagf-H Q v 'w'::awvv-, W--Y ,Z Tw' wwe' HZ.-aw rew f eelo glue wafers ln tht 56 spring rants Weber won by two lcngths and dropped one by half a length to Laneg beat St ohn s Military by three lengths and Purdue by one length. In September, the Weber boat nudged out Lane by three feet We meet the field this year as underdogs, but spirited rookies. , '..- 1 , ...as Nm- f - Z W.. swf 1 f' f . . ..f',::f,i .W . Q . f 1 ' ,. - . ' ' e 2.0-f'f W . . W. in N 'H ,I 4' 'Qs HRW 1 4 .Q V ..... ..-::'-x:'- 'S -V .. ....... .,,,,, . 5 'WW 5 . 2 , . . - .V Q 1 A 1-rw W . 1588982810 Y' 'fiavli' 1 M157 .Q new I 11-. fi 4915 W A Top: The crew shoves off for a late afternoon cruise on the Lincoln Park lagoon. Center left: Row 1 1 W. Coates W, Ostendorf R, Pochowicz Row 2: J. Krause C. Drust -I. Napolitano -I. Gallagher P. Mieszala Capt. J. Kopec Center right: Row 1 : S. Grifiin T. Kane L. Wesolaski G. Glab Row 22 J. jankowiak R. Barabas R. Murphy P. Drogosz Bollom: The coxswain calls the stroke as the shell heads out to open water. Page 111 mx- O O O lflVllOV SVIVVIVVIQVS - The swimmers, under Coach Stelnicki, have come into their own. The senior team managed honors in hve of seven meets. Although the junior team only took three and lost five. we feel they are on the way. Bottom: SCAQQI IISOV IWWOWS Senior swimmers Herkes, Hentlriksen, Rentle and Smith. as well as junior swimmers Bitto, Wfaltlhier, Rossa, Chiaruttini, became City Qualihers. Senior high scorer was Smith with 132 pointsg junior, Rende with a total of 64 points. Row 11 D. Siok, A. Chiaruttini, R. Cottlek, S. Trisko, R. Omelusik, P. Birmingham Row 2: D. Edwards, F. Bc-da, G. Moczynski, J. Rossa, A. Rentle, L. Kutza Row 5: Coach P. Stelnicki, B. Waltlhier, G. Bitto, P. Fiorito, E. Kaleta, J. Hamielec, E. Hrdlicka Lefl: J. Smith takes off from the balcony Center: J. Fafinski kicks up a terrific bow wave in an impromptu race. Rigbl: The gathering of the brass: Coach P. Stelnicki and captains A. Rende, J. Richards, J. Smith. 'ft 5 E J. Page 112 at La Follette Park. enior wimmers- ur ersona mo4oAins Top: Row l: Coach P. Stelriicki, j. Smith, W. Hentlriksen, j. Fafinski, F. I-lerlces Row 2: R. Koch, A. Ztlunelc tmanageri, Splitt, L. Gonsewski, j. Richartls Hollow: Lefl: P. Fiorito demonstrates the flutter for the other hopefuls. Right: Capt. Jim Smith mugs for the camera in the midst of the butterfly stroke. SENIORS Weber ,V .... ,. Weber 38 , Weber 56 .,,., ..... 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Anzalonel rebukes Andrew Hof KT. Sadowskil for dealing with the devil. l.ou'w' right: Eulah lleglund KK. Majorj coaxes Mayor Heglund KJ. lWcGahey7 into taking her to the bright city lights. BELOW: The sudden appearanee of Mr. Patience KR. Fistelh startles all as Andrew Hof KT. Sadowskil begs him to break the spell. Q.. if . K, gig 1 sa .- ai: , f ' J sv! 11, rx A 5-Q We-' 'Lf' 1' - enior rom loving , The Senior Prom. next to graduation. is one of the big moments in the life of a student. Each moment throughout the evening will be a memorable o ie to every couple gliding across the hall- room floor. The '56 prom. held at the Crystal Ballroom of the lfdgc-water Beach Hotel was bursting with excitement. for the first queen in the history of XY'eber was to he crowned, The faculty chose one of the class presidents as king of the prom. whose date i 1 turn became the queen. The dates of the other senior class presidents constituted the court. Thom s Solalc was chosen and Thomasetta Clzaj- kovvslti was queen. She was crowned hy Mrs. Schulier. wi 'e of Thomas Schulfer who graduated from X'v'c-her in 453, The crown and the sceptgr were donatel hy Mr. and Mrs. T. Schulfer. The lovely ladies and their handsome dates danced 'gracefully to the continuous music of Carl Schreiher and his T.V. Orchestra and Comho. This clima ted an unforgettable evening for all, Page l2l Q-raoluafion loving , The graduates of '56 were unusually fortunate in having the Most Reverend Robert S. Dehler, CR.. Bishop - Vicar Apostolic of Bermuda, deliver the key- note address at the commencement exercises. An in- timate note of farewell was introduced by junior T. Sadowski and senior R. Fistel, who delivered the salu- tatory and valedictory speeches, respectively. What will our memories retain of our stay at Weber? The size and shape of the school and its classrooms will eventually be forgotten. Also lost to memory will be many of the names of our teachers and of our fellow students. Despite this we can honestly say, We will remember Wleber and the effect it had upon our lives. It is futile to attempt a complete explanation of this statement. Let us simply state that we are practicing the Cathfmlic principles we have learned at Weber. We b:l'ev2 that these principles are the only things which have real value in a Catholics life. Top: A parent's view of D-Day tdeparture day? Center Left: A graduate kisses the ring of His Excellency while Father Edwin Karlowicz, C.R.. principal, looks on. Center Upper Right: The near graduates honor the colors during the graduation ceremonies. Center Lower Right: The beginning of a wonderful day for the seniors. Bottom Left: D. Santowski, aiming for a career in busi- ness administration, is congratulated by his sister and brother. Bottom Right: A few camera fan parents take advantage of the parade to St. Stanislaus B.8tM. Church. 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W, ,f r , . ar M ,154- Q I Qc rin if S x f, f .wail . ,df 'QQ f if ,Q --up-., ., MW? , Wg' 67 'fb' 'fb V Q 8 4 .Q 'w ,-r w fir. . ,uf ,gi V, H' fx' V. il fa ff iq W in fer ,56 oe ejlllncfurne I.et s LlHSUlIlCIll1Ili.I tlitterent was the t1ttitu.le uf the Seniur Sueiitl Clurnmittee when they l7L'tQ.lI1 planning the Noel Nntturne. The plans ettlled for trtinsfurining the gymnasium into the general flour plan of ti night eluh. namely. Ll dance Iluzmr surrounded hy t.1hles, This Nuts .tteuinplishetl through the use uf tleeurittions just this side of reality. Over three hundred Christmas trees .tntl one thous.tntl twinkling lights were the htisis for the deeur. ln one uttritetive enrner, he-lure .1 shining backdrop of silver. the Mothers' Cllub dis- pensed punch to the tired and thirsty. The dance llunr centered about un immense pink llugketl tree OPPOSITE PAGE: Swinging and swaying to the music of Al Peters. Top Left: P. Gordon and K. Kowalski chat with their dates during an intermission. Boltmu Left: Dancing in the dark at the Christ- mas Dance. Top Right: R. XVawrzyniak, R. Mangini. and dates enjoy the refreshments dispensed by the mem- bers of the Mothers Club. Cerzter: Having fun? Xvho didnt at the Noel Nocturn. Iinllom Riglvlf Al Peters gives his interpretation of a Latin American number. t.-uwnetl with an ex,-11 inn t' enzrfn wus klssng ring c,L'I'f1llllly the result was inset' .tntl heyimtl .tzlytliiigsge-11 at XVeber befnre. The lovely einderellas and their prime elmrinings QlLlIlCCtl to the inusfq of Al Peters who IN.ll1l'.'-'Ll tw run the gamut of Mamhus. Rhumhus. Wfaltfes and Fox Trots. thereby proxhling musie tu the taste of everyone. The voggils were rentleretl hy Alu.: l.t'i: reeording star of You XY'iltl Heart. t1n.l After Selionlf' The seini-forintl neegtsfun was il perle-gt tri.1l run for the coming Prom, 7.afAer5, - I winfer a nes, XY'ith their knees showing and their wigs flying, Fr. Blaski and his cohorts in the Fathers' Club. trying something new this year, came up with a rousing. rib-tickling production, Extravaganza Magnilique. These otherwise tlignihetl gentlemen pulled all stops and danced and sang with the boyish exuber- ance usually reserved for their sons. Their splentlitl efforts made the eyening a memorable one for every fun-loving intli- vidual in the play antl in the audience. 'W WWW Q UPPN Cwvie I-fs 33 I O Infer- Prfncq ,D 7 Mr. G. Matheson handles the chow line at the annual lfathers' Club Christmas Party. The men behind the men hehind the bullet tables. Messrs, R. XVawrzy'niak, If. Massarelli, G. lloppe. R. Vero prove the men can cook - and he happy' ahout it too. The seniors and their prom dates to be' make sure of a wide selection of danfes to practice at the Senior Dance Clinic. The gym floor received its lirst annual polishing at the seniors' Howdy' Sock Hop. More of the same. hut how did these two gals manage to ayoid partners! And finally a pause for refreshments. Too had you t'an't see those shot-less feet yvaying in the l7I'L'L'lC, llememlwer the HI.2llll'SI Nlan in the XY'orltl produced hy the younger element of the lleraltlersf l'.1:v' lfll J' T 4 eq r' -,. -I a v , 'S fi' aww, ,, , f aw ,filv ' 'f y i Jw? -f' ' u 1 a,qfyw' wyw V X 92,1 6 gf 5 .M ,dv iff? K' ky ' '1 WZ i ' Q D -' 'I X, 2 , . ' QQ Q sit v mf I. J, X F ' ky v 'yi 1 v 5 .V x qi 'e V 6 Ir Q., -Q yt i if 1 L -' . :- . 1 , 4 ., K Q 1' if . iz, -L lx ' ' Ni 5. 4 - -. ' K i Q sf . . f 11 'W' -' N fy i isyi., 'F' , ' W' K f . 'W ig M . Q V3 4 f , 5 1 .Q I :R . I w A N 1 Q Q Q , I A3 A if , I 'H X , I .J , 5 3 ' i in n J V' ,.,-:Q 1 ,V Q I if Q I A Y YIX Q .,,,a Ir Q ., E4 ' :mug ' 7 YM mi .5 gy 7. fl 5 ' - A . z Q Q- -wf r ' ' f Q' if wk .. , f 5 ,K 7 ' 5. ap xx: X N 2 ' 59' Jk- ,ei 1 . ,-Vfw K' fy Q! 1 ' HKEEW W ,,,. I. -'f .1 g 1, I , W, ahh 'X 1' m 5 X, I V i , I 49 . ,wr Q ml W ' 2 5' '7'Y 'M ' '? Xt ,KK . In ,l 1 juli U' U 'alvwap ' 1 ,,, . fl . vm ,f 1 i u I 'JF Z, X '.. Q- kc .-all Q Q YU? li VOVVI of ,57 f I cf' 'lggf fo c renin n l.ifc is ncvcr tlull for a mc-mhcir of thc Scnior Social Com- mittcc-. ln fact, lifc lor thc 'io-'57 committcc has bcc-n hectic. lor w c- haw hail higgcr .incl hc-ttcr socials i in our opinioni than 'til cvcr hclorc. All this ctlort was clircctctl towartl thc- production or thc social ol socials. thc Scnior Prom. lt woultl sccm that thc Etlgcwatcr lic-ach Hotcl f .intl morc particularly. thc Crystal Ballroom Y has hccomc a mc-cca for thc sc-niors. Oncc- again it was thc localc for thc- scnior night to tlrc-am in. C,c-rtainlx' thc- ctlc-ct ot thc' marhlc' lloors anti mcxfaninc w as onc which rccallctl thc- splc-ntlitl nights of oltl Vicnna. 'lihc orchcstra of -lonny Palmcr was chosen to supply continuous music cluring our magic cvc-ning. l.ast ycar. for thc first timc. thc sclcction of a king ancl qucqn to rcign over thc rcvclcrs came into lacing. Through thc- gcncrosity of Mr. 'lf Scliulfcr. XY'chc-r gratl of '33, who supplic-tl thc- crowns antl capcs, thc samc colorful ccrcmony was rc-cnacic-tl again. lhc atlministration chosc lixc cantlitlatc-s on thc hasis of scholastic achicx cmcnt antl gcncral participation in school aciixitics, lt w as thcn thc- pi'n'ilcgc ot thc- chapcionc-s to choosc a lxing lwhosc tlatc thcn. ot coursc. hccamc quccn i. Thc chapcroncs this year. Dr. ancl Xlrs. 5. liozioli Dr. ancl Mrs. xl. Strzyz. Mr. ancl Mrs. T. Martinscn. Nr. antl Mrs. 'lf Schulfcr. chosc- Kcnncth Cfiosclf. whosc- clatc- Qharlcnc' Klcszylx of Resurrection High laccainc qucc-n. 'lhc' oihcr clitc- automatically formccl thc court of thc lucky pair for thc' Cirancl March. Sincc wc hacl almost a huntlrcil antl sc-xciity scniors this yc-ar. thc colorful iwrotc-ssion cxtc-iiclc-il lar clown thc corritlors hc-forc group- ' ' ot onlx' onc ol ing in thc hallroom. As wc' gazc-tl alwout us in thc trowtlctl hallroom. wc w crc positivc that w c w crc n . XY'cbcr's largest classcs. but also its happicst. l'ugf' 1352 nl ,W XR Q42 Q lg- v -,,.,s LAW 1 I' 1 uw N 'IK r , l 'X ' V I ' N bg ' cf' 4 ' - + vi i MT '5'o '3'if ' . f .4 j is , ,ff i 0 A , f' X ' If 5 ' t Jw D-1 sq ,N 5 f ,K , O , , 3 4, , S 0 4 ' .vi-' Q rv - 'thug va is I x Y I 8 Q 4 W K yr Left: Bert Hutchins QR. Reilly? and Jay Stewart QC. Waryjasl arrive with the corpse from Mount Miracle. Right: The doctor QB. Mallekh and John Trybalt, lawyer QL. Augustynl take the pulse of the corpse QL. Struckl and find it Qhim?J very much alive. SCAOOI 70.11, '57- fjze ivehesi orgue ver The Heralders seem to have decided upon an alternate program. This spring the scene shifted once again to comedy after last years rather serious morality produc- tion. From May 9 to l2, the social hall rocked to the efforts of some ten Weberites plus Susan Witt of Alver- nia and Kathy Ender of lmmaculata. The Biggest Thief in Town concerned the efforts of a small town undertaker and a doctor to steal the body of the towns wealthiest citizen. Said citizen, how- ever, happens to be very much alive - score oneg more- over he reveals that he will die - when the time comes - penniless. The undertaker, who has already prepared an elaborate funeral, now finds himself the proud posses- sor of the only bronze casket west of New York. OPPOSITE PAGE The crook finally does die, and the undertaker is quite willing to let his rival have the body, bronze casket, and future litigations. In the process, however, the fast mov- ing undertaker suffers conscience qualms. Undertaker, corpse, wicker baskets. and caskets began to move with the liveliest and most involved movement of the dead since Adam. This was the year of the poor unfortunates who never appeared before the footlights. Our set makers. lighting engineers, and make-up men finally came into their own. Even one astute advanced publicity man was found somewhere, and the school literally blossomed out in posters which sparked a better than usual ticket sale. Top: Jay Stewart QC. Vlfaryjasb, Sam Wilkins QL. Prusl, and Bert Hutchins QR. Reillyh drink to their success in obtaining the body of the wealthiest man in town. Center: Laurie Hutchins QK. Ender? says goodbye to her father as she and her husband leave for New York. Bottom left: Bert Hutchins QR. Reilly! is happy to hear that his daughter and her boyfriend, Buddy Gwynne QJ. Karwow- skih, have won the dance contest. Boltam Right: Bert Hutchins QR. Reillyh and jay Stewart QC. Waryiasb are shocked to rind their corpse QL. Struck! reviving once again. Pa ge I3-l All SV- Elly um ll W 3145, .1--- Aix 1 I V , V 1 , ? I V 1 gn ,ul , bww 341 5?f'?Wf W, f 1 5, 55 F S Q ,amuse ,W WM - M,f,,w: ? 'K EWS, M ' , 5 v LR fviqfaigf I iw? mmmmb-mwm 5ff1 , A V W' f , , ..5,1,. , , gf . ,f.1l,, AN K L A 4 W v NwM ifi'z:1.vk?' 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Almre: The traditional procession leaves the school for convocation at the local parish church, St. Stanislaus B 8: M. There's a time for joy, and a time for sorrow, the holy writer tells us, We found ou'selves lost between the two emotions, unable to choose definitely one or the other as the predominant theme for his day. In times of stress, we yearned for the day of our triumph - and it is here, our time of joy, in times of happi- ness, we hoped our status would list forever - and it is gone, our time for sorrow. Althotrfh in our manliness we would desire tw overlook sentiment. this is a day for pathos. On Maj: 28 we marched. as so many before us had. to St. Stanislaus B. 84 M. to con- vene for the last time together at Holy Mass and to hear Fr. P. Fiolek. CR.. o'1r eotlvoeation speaker. Then, time out for a few li'J1i's while we parade in Page llii our caps and gowns for the benefit of relatives and neighbors. Finally. as the day waned, our hour of acknowledge- ment dawned. Gowns were straightened for the last time, caps adjusted. tassels flung from before our eyes, and our gay. yet solemn, line formed for its final march into the school gymnasium. XVe hled between the crowded ranks of our well-wishers, led on by the stately march music of the school band. C. Gorski. junior salutatorian, welcomed the assemblyg and T. Sadowski. senior valedietorian, promised fealty to the ideals learned at XY'eber. lt was stimulating to hear Fr. C, l.. Siegfried. CLR.. president of St. pleromes College, Kitchener, Ontario, our guest speaker. Evi- dently, there is a wider world waiting for our talents. fl May I answer Chrlsts Invitation'-' 'Io Bring Christ to Millions with the Corigregation of the Resiirremion by spreading the Truth and Charity of Christ A PRIEST Parish Priest Educator Missionary Preacher Publisher A LAY BROTHER Secretary Sacrlstan Porter Trades Maintenance Dont expect God to call you directly It you are interested that could be the first sign Check the requirements Desire to bring Christ to all men Love ot Christ Moral Character good Catholic lute Q average intelligence Health good CONTACT Very Rev Provincial Reverend Novice Master 2249 N Lockwood Ave Our Lady of Fatima Novltrate Chicago 39 Illinois 945 N Sheridan Road I 1 58 Winnetka Illlnols . . . BS . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . I. . . . , . 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