Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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EDWARD T. STELMASZEK Bachelor of Science in Physical Ed., Notre Dame U. Physical Education I, II, III Head Football Coach FR. WALTER M. WILCZEK, C.R. Master of Arts, St. Louis U. Speech; Drama; Psychology; English IV; Athletic Director; Moderator of the Heralders PHILIP JOHN STELNICKI De Paul U. Physical Education I, II, III, IV Swimming Coach FRANK A. ZAPO Bachelor of Science in Physics, De Paul U. Physics Science Club Moderator Page 19 Ir FR. DAVID S. WANAT, C.R. Bachelor of Science in Physical Ed., Bachelor of Science, St. Louis U. Algebra I, Religion 1, II; Social Living; Geometry Assisrant Athletic Director EDWARD G. ZEMBAL Bachelor of Science in Physical Ed., Purdue U. Master of Science in Education, Indiana State College Physical Education I, II, IV; S::cial Living; Assistant Football and Basketball Coach V.w.- pm

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ARTHUR P. QUINN THOMAS H. RORKE WILLIAM R. SCHULTZ El Master in Music, American Master of Arts, De Paul U. Freshman Football Coach , Conservatory of Music Spanish 1, II; US. History; Economics x; Music Appreciation ll Director of the Glee Club ; GLENN C. SMITH FR. STANLEY J SMUDA CR Jon S B ' . , . . N OVINEC PW A::2:3:;ziSz:::ca,i:12::85116e EachegorofWSt-u Band mew M Director of the Marching Band g arm , Marrlage 8i Family Speth;Dra: I IV, , , Engllsh w . M K 'JMa Mi x w , x; ' I ; .73 .4 V v- Mod 30 luv ...n.l . yr , u M M, emorof J L

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?QeIigion P. Kuman points to the heart 9f the graphically de- picted Hypostatic Union as J. Pinkos observes and G. Brunet compares the blackboard draWing With the plan illustrated in the textbook. szposite Page Fr. Edwin Bak, C.R. recites uMay God, through the intercession of St. Blaise, keep you free of all throlzlit aiiments. . as he applies the crossed. candles to t e throat of L. Bielakowski while R. Keating and G. Bitto await their turn. . . . . - - - i social, The chief reason for ex1stence of any Catholic intellectual and moral, 1nd1v1dual, donaeStlcjfEf it in High School is to instill in the students a thorough ...m order to elevate, regulate, an per , knowledge of the Catholic Faith. T0 educate a stu- accordance with the example and teaching of Christ. dent it is essential thaththe school nothonly prepate In or der to establish a solid foundation in our him mentally and physxcally for material success 1n . . . . . - . nsidera- . . . . 1 r1nC1 les are lven prime C0 - the world, but must also contribute to 1118 spiritual Falth, 1t: bas C p 1P knowiged e of the Princlples growth and to his awareness as a child of God, re- Flon' W en a comp ete g h nsive Study is deemed by Jesus Christ, and heir to heaven. uChris- m the Creed are achieved, a compre e . . ,, . . t . . , ' -th6 Sac- tian education, Plus XI reminds us, itakes 1n the made of Christs supernatural gifts to us whole aggregate of human life, physical and spiritual, raments.