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

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Sabinite Junior 1..- .,l: 1:.-grvaivfz-1 . A ,-:g1:,..e-,:1--- .-L-,erm TA- -i - I I I ROOM 312 lst row left to rgiht: Norma Senstead, Elizabeth Gootelfaky, Esther Kutok, Andrew Kuch, Genevieve Habura, Jennie Bauer, Ida Kaplan. 2nd row left to right: Helen Daube, Iladore Lev, Edith Baygood, Stanley Sabor, Irene Richter, Loretta Cal- ver, Bernice Solcol, Louis Levine, Marian Malkin, Morton Sonnenschien. 3rd row left to right: Dora Levinson, Willie Gerrtein, Frieda Zimmerman, Harry Orelowitz, Helen Kedzior, Morton Cohen, Mary Gralik, Louis Stronberg, Margaret Ranuxch, Louis Fox, Lena Vita, john Zawacki. 4th tow left to right: Xfillis Stone, David Fishman, Verene Arseneau, Bruno Mitiz, Stephanie Kempski, Philip Breitbart, Harry Weprin, Sara Nllnkus, Philip Weintraub, Amelia Kuklewicz, Max Hanclzel, Edward Krol. PHILIP BRETBART MORTON COHEN DAVID FISHAMAN LOUIS FOX WILI.l.'XRI7 GI'fRS'l'lilN II .X I-IXNDZEI, IZIJXYARID KROI. IKXIEORE LEV IOUIQ LIEVINE l RL'NO MYTYS ll.-XRRY ORIZLOWITZ STXNLIEY SABOR MORTON SONNENSCHIEN WILLIS STONE LOUIS STRONBERG BOYS OF 312 U of C's future baseball coach. He lighteus the way tmakes it tootlightl Studious, and a leader in school and class activities. Falwiu's gift. The battling kid. .-X stuleut and an athlete. He has a way with the fair sex. Louis Pastel' the secuudf' The Latin Xl'izard. 3l2's musical prndigyf' A promising young barrister. Ons ui uni' mntli wizzirrlsf' Rl:1. lui: cl:':'una c .tue true lauzl he has many 'lille hwy with the Southern accent. uf ll1ClllI.N Quiet-hut wait 'till you know him. TULEY LANE TULEY CRANE LANE CRANE LANE TLVLEY TULIEY MUKINLI-EY 'l'L'I.EY LANE T U L I-I Y I..-XNE L R :X N If

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8 Sabinite Junior FLORENCE GORDON Small, but destined for great things. TULEY BESSIE LEADER As good as she looks and better. TULEY SARAH GILDENBLATT Fair in all ways, always. TULEY MINNIE CHAIKEN Modest litle Minnie, Ha! Hal TULEY BERNICE FORNALL Give me baseball or give me death. TULEY EVA SAMUELS A happy-go-lucky girl. ROOSEVELT MARION RIIS 'tThe mirror of all courtesy. TULEY ANNA BERMAN A friend is a second self. TULEY l.L'l'Y SZAFADER W'hen needed she comes. TULEY .XIJELINE LOREK She's one who shines in every sport. TULEY 'l'llEl.XlA KELNER To those who know her not, shy. TULEY Q To those who know you. Oh. my l ROSE HIRSCIP-lFlEl.l.l A rose by :my other namevwere not so sweet. SCHURZ missin KIRSH --xo: for self mam iithersf' TULEY EYELYN CHERNOFF e the labor great or small, She does it well or not at all. TULEY l BOYS OF 202 ALVIN XVARCHELL XYhen it comes -tolbaseball, watch him. LANE STEVE GREZDOVVSKI Ambition doesn't tempt him. TULEY l.OlJIS HERBSTMAN A journalist he'll surely be, TULEY The Sabinite gave him a start you see. JOHN POPAEKE A valuable addition to any class. TULEY EUGENE BORATYN Through life he'll roam like he does in the room. LANE EUGENE POCKRON A perfect gentleman. TULEY SIDNEY GOLDBERG . VVatch your T's and your I's. ROOSEVELT ISADORE VVEINBERGER Our worthy Alderman. Q TULEY PHILIP FUCHS --Amie-sfaii they gazed and sim the wonder griiv, ROOSEVELT That one small head could carry all he knew. EDNVARD TRUDMAN The flaming youth of Football. TULEY EDVVARD LIEB Self reverence, self knowledge, self'.control. CRANE JOE W'ACKOYV'I-'TZ Silence is golden. LANE JOSEPH OPPENIZIEIM The Latin shark. TULEY HERBERT BRIN Always happy and smiling. CRANE JOHN PROROC I-Ie's got a head with something in it. TULEY HARRY FISHKOWITZ Good nature, good sense. CRANE BEN MOSKOWITZ A friend is a second self. TULEY ABE DURBIN An unusually quiet and reliable boy. ROOSEVELT . .N-

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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