Weber High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Across Spread L. to R. Rev. Marion Wroblewski, C.R. B.S.1 St. Louis U.g Chemistry, Asst. Athletic Moderator. Rev. Paul J. Balcer, C.R. B.A.g St. Louis U., Loyola U.g Chemistry. Mr. Thomas Potocki B.S.1 Loyola U.: Physics. Rev. Gregory Palubicki, C.R. A.B.g St. Louis U., DePaul U.g General Science, Monogram Club. Mr. Allan Pawlikowski B.S.g Loyola U.g Chemistry, Track Coach, Weber News Moderator. Mr. Joseph W. Malin B.S.g DePaul U.: Physical Science. Geometry. O Mr. Henry A. Schmelz M.S.g U. of Illinoisg Physics. Mr. William Sosnowski B.A.1 Lea Collegeg Biology, Foot- ball Coach, Asst. Weight Lifting Coach. Mr. John Klein B.A.g Northeastern Illinois State Collegeg Biology. Ztur Kicks .... fa a Zack .... Mr. Schmelz demonstrates to Seniors the wonder of perfectly elastic collisions on a fric tionlcss surface. The evaporation of Sodium Phosphate is watched attentivcly by H. Sosinski.

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nsights Into ature Science plays an integral part in every student's education. The objective of our Science Department is to develop in each student a searching. inquisitive attitude with regard to the world around him. The rewards of basic instruction in the sciences become more and more apparent as the student continues his education, whether in school or in life. Counterclockwise: Sophomores inquisitively research-fan important step before al- tempting experimentation, Fr. Marion observes L. Karlak as he completes data to the ex- periment. The decomposition of water studied by B. Webber, J. DeFina, C Olofson, and W, Cotter, B. Mangialardi and D, Lojkutz discuss the trivial matter of a Minivac 601. F Wt if fi' Zv, :AE L

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44,1 ii Mr. James Bukovec B.A.: St. Ambrose Col.: Chairman f--f Social Studies Department: World History, Civics, Golf Moderator. Mr. Paul A. Camastro B.M.E., M.M.E.: Nebraska U., Roosevelt U.: U. S. History, Mu- sic Appreciation, Asst. Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. Mr. John C. Roth BS.: U. of Tennessee: World Cul- tures, American History, Swim- ming Coach. is all Studying Our Pas! and Present tv l5'uild Our .7uture M. DelGall0 following the voyage of early conquerors with M. Saluk and J. Longo. Mr. Robert T. Nanna B.S.: Michigan State U.: World History, Physical Education, Asst. Football Coach. feat tn Early Political trends explained to fellow classmates by F. Calaldo. It is a fact that man has always possessed a funda- mental mechanism built inside of him which goes into operation every time another elusive universal concept is placed in front of him. This complex mechanism gets its energy from curiosity and continues its performance until answers are constructed. Dealing with man's past, the many cogs of a Machine have produced insight into how man once thrived which ultimately teaches society today an all-important, but often trite conceptr- learn from the past's mistakes to help make today's society profit. Weber's Social Studies Department incorporates such ab- stract qualities as well as modern ideas into its teach- ings so that these precious ideals may continue to be passed on to assure the continuing functions of the Ma- chine.