Sabin Junior High School - Sabinite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Sabinite unior , J ll 1.14. ROOM 210 lst row left to right: Helen Sall, Morris Zaretaky, Dorothy Kaplan, Isadore Ilcinn Edward Krauss Frank R 'sk Rh Y , , ag e, ea Getnner. 2nd rowLucille Bryant, Morris Petcheralry, Evelyn Saltzman, William Henner, Helen Luma, Stanley Kowel, Olga Wesolowska, Eugene Berg, Stella Fugiel, Stanley Beattner. 3rd row: Sydell Kolton, Irving Strumph, Dorothy Dambro, Philip Feinziemer, Libby Kravitz, Edward Pinzur, Catherine Mairow, Isadore Birnbaum, Sarah Silberstein, ,Nathan Slursky, Sylvia Weiner. 4th, row: Ben Himmelstein, Isadore Hershlcovitz T b C ' lc , o y ywia , Matthew Mroczko, Helen Old- stcm, David Stein, Anna Friedman, Seymour Levy, Ida Gabel, Morris Goldman, Harry Klein. SYIJELI. KOLTON l.IHl-EY KRAVITZ HELEN LUMA KATHERINE MEIROVV HELEN OLSTEIN HELEN SALI. EVELYN SALTZMAN SARAH SILBERSTEIN SLYVIA VVEINER OLGA VVESOLOVVSKA STANLEY BEATTNER EUGENE BERG ISADORE BIRNBAUM PHILIP FEINZIMER Always sn Fat, cute, and jolly. TULEY Always laughing, always gay. ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT TULEY 'She taught the typewriter how to talk. METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COL. Let her dance and sl1e's satisfied. Service with a smile. O Sweet and cute. TULEY' 2l0's radio-full of static. METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COL. The girl with it. SCHURZ The math bug. TULEY Quiet-but oh my. 1TULEY BOYS OF 210 Give me baseball, or give me death. WORK His friends are many, his enemies few. LANE ailing' always gay,Laughing, grinning all the day. LANE The Latin fiend. TULEY

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10 Snbinite Junior PHILIP WEINTRAUB 'He weibem with e book in each hand. TIJLEY HARRY WEPRIN Yo ho, and a plane full of gas. LANE JOHN ZAVVAKI Quiet, orderly, what else is wanted? LANE ANDRENV KUCHA - Always there with the tech ink. Q- - h I LANE l , GIRLS OF 312 I ' J V ERNENE ARSENEAU I P I Charming, sweet, and demuref' TULEY ,IENNIE BAUER Red hair and ready smile. TULEY EDITH BAYGOOD Her work speaks for her. TULEX LORETTA CALVET A maiden tall and fair. SCHURZ HELEN DAUBE One of the law-abiding minority. AUSTIN ELIZABETH GOOTELEFSKY Small and industrious. TULEY MARY GRALIK GENEVIEVE HABURA IDA KAPLAN HELEN KEDZIOR STEPHANIE KEMPSKI EMILIA KUKLEWICZ ESTHER KUTOK DORA LEVINSON MARION MALKIN 1. SARA MINKUS MARGARET RANUSCH IRENE RICHTER NORMA SENDSTAD BERNICE SOKOL LENA VITA FRIEDA ZIMMERMAN Y LUCILLE BRYANT TOBY CYVVIAK DOROTHY DAMBRO ANNA FRIEDMAN STELLA FUGIEL IDA GABEL RHEA GETHNER DOROTHY KAPLAN O I . A bit serious, a bit gay. Seen but not heard. I ILL. LUCY FLOWER BUSINESS COL. A friend in need is a friend indeed. TULEY --Quiet and reserved. M LUCY FLOWER An advocate of long hair. TULEY Blondes preferred. TULEY Gifted with a voice and uses it. . TULEY To-'know her is to love her. TULEY Always smiling, always sweet, TULEY The kind of girl you like to meet. , To be a school malani is 'her ambition. TULEY Silent, but there 'just the same. LUCY FLOWER She can if she will. SCHURZ Good things come in small packages. TULEY She brings laughter to a sad place. TULEY A bit of sunny Italy. TULEY Three C'sg cute, curly, clever. TULEY GIRLS OF 210 l Stndious and ambitious. VVALLER A dancer she will be. .METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COL. A bit serious and a bit gay. TULEY All the best things are rare. TULEY Cute, curly, and clever. METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COL. Gum--gum, and more gum. MARSHALL Ramona paddles her own canoe. TULEY Silence is golden. TULEY

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12 Sabinite Junior MORRIS GOLDMAN -. .W Sabin's talented artist. ' , fl MARSHALL NVILLIAM HENNER i He is known to girls as handsome. 2 ' f' ,I ' CRANE ISADORE HIRSHKOVITZ An all around good fellow. ' TULEY BEN HIMELSTEIN Small, but oh so much noise. I LANE ISADORE IKINN A lot knowledge in a little space. 1 CRANE HARRY KLEIN Miss Klinsick's old standby. , 3 ' ROOSEVELT STANIJEY KOWAI. Chicago's future dancing instructor. 2: '. WORK EDVVARD KRAUSS A gentleman and scholar. I ' SCHURZ SEYMOUR LEVY The boy with the imported vocabulary. G Ml- '. ' SCHURZ lllATTl'iEVl MROCZKO 'fgkiiproinisillg architect. ' ' LANE MORRIS PEPCHERSKY --some fiaylie 'will be on Broadway. 1 3 CRANE EDVVARD PINZUR .' X more perfeot gentleman is hard to find. i. i TULEY 1-'RANK RAJSKI' '-Liiid,-'S rival. 1 CRANE NATHAN' SLUTZKY' 1, Always on the job. se G K TULEY ll.-XVIII STEIN l ' l' Good nature and good sense. ' :fl ,f ROOSEVELT IRYING STRUMPI-I LQQX Small but he swings a mighty bat. 4- In-L V WORK MORRIS ZARETSKY A second Paul Ash. 'feb LANE GIRLS OF 302-9A ELEANOR PAKIN Looking for someone jolly and tall, ' 'C' ' ' ' W' TULEY Try your best to locate Eleanor. HELEN VVISZOVVATY 'For her the Math book holds no terror. TULEY AURELIA WALTON A dignified young Miss. SCHURZ VICTORIA NIRPON jovial but sometimes serious. COLUMBIA BUSINESS COL, IOSEPHINE WECH Always jolly, always kind, She's the girl we're glad to find. COLUMBIA BUSINESS COL. DORATHEA MANKE Ever ready to help and serve. - ' TULEY HARRIET ROMANOWSKI Tune in on your radios, And listen to the sweet voice. MCKINLEY EUGENIA LISTECKI When she judges, she judges well. SCHURZ EMILY KOSINSKI Somebody quiet and neat. Somebody shy and sweet. TULEY JULIA GARBACZ ETHEL BROWN GRACE NOVAK GRETA CHRISTENSEN SYLVIA BRICKMAN SARAH BROWNSTEIN HELEN IWASKEVICZ V ery quiet. but not shy. A friend on whom one can rely. Brown is never blue. A real pal and always kind. LUCY FLOWER LUCY FLOWER LUCY FLOWER 'fshe shines in afhieticsf' NORTHWESTERN Bus. cor., xl' bs? Full of pep, full of fun, Full of words for everyone. Her mirror is her hobby. A girl whose courage never fails. ALFREDA CHMIELEWSKI Cheerful and smiling ever, Pouty and grouchy, never. ANNA BAUMGARTEN Quiet, but eRicient. TULEY TULEY SCHURZ SCHURZ TULEY