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

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F I0 Sabini'9,15sPi9f ., ,A W, e--- ,M 1 l i i i PORTABLE 3 FIRST ROVV CLeft to Righty-Abe Rickman, Sad e So-. Lslzer Bulavslcy, F:cd Nilayda, Pearl Stocklwltz, Pio:-vis Arizetman. B.eg'n:t Bogdan, Olga jurco. Bernice Marcus, Leonard Sofo. SECOND ROW-Hyman Wolzl, Robina Miller. MWC cl X'-flznip, Anne Dreebin, Georfae F'3'Tfz. Erelyn Lztzar, Ben Pewrlman. Sylvia Syncheff, Mlrcus Greefziield. M is Kotler. Sydney Mirkowitz, Helen Griger. THIRD ROW-Harold Hahn, Ruth Hollander, Sol EXLISEITIQCH, Evelyn Mil'er, S'.1n'ey Zaiac. fklfredi Kuzli- arski, Chester Pinski. Helen Weiss, Darnld Belofsky. Bef:-ice Mfrsii-ow. Abe Levfn. Edith Silber, Paul Fre:dz.11't, FOURTH ROV!-Edward Lycardl, Florence Greenberg. M'ke Rampolsx, Sylvia Levfnson, Irvin Tvcn-oh, Fuix Bnnzuly, Morris Geller, Emilia Slzrzypkowski, Tcldj' V.'4r'L:xIsl:l, Anna Klzss, Adgzii Zaslzzzowlclt, j'c.x:1e.te Pckrzs, Abe Zazra, tr! KLA ill Nt U ICVI-il.YN Mll.l.liR UHF Ullill llfb l flf5S N PUD- She has a lovely smilu. .And !rlu',',rN 'd5 ilu' fan ilIWi'5'S HN. .-Xml :il het' iricntls :arc worth wh'lc. ANNA Kl,.-X55 ' ROBINQX MIl.l.liR lt run looked thc whnlc world round. Sli is igri- kind, limi vii-v gwggi, .-X better friend rznnmt hc found. gin- is V YQ' polite and wifi- iigiiii ,Xl,FRll'fD.AX lil'RC'l-IARSKI l.tIjl'l'I.1 gtthgfqg ' lf Xml C'l'l'f YHIYC H Wflffil A little g'rl with prctty hair. Sill' will fhilfl' ll HWHB' ill 3 llll l'5'- :X lllllllln tn:-nnvr. 1: nuict air. HELEN KVTYN--X liklll to-x SKRZYKPKOXYSKI Yury pleztsintl and vcry nvnl. I-X very iiigq 1355, lfrmn the tnp of her ht-:id to tht' sole' of ht-r Qf t1,i'5 3-img time A iw. Q mum sm. M-U1 IV l' I l'-R . CII-.-Cry, steadfast, tritd :ind trnv. -X 'SIW'-'fl' lllilllllff- 91 llillllli' fllllk- Sh 'll hc xi good friend to any nf ynu. Xlfinning litr friend-z just all thc while. llli' RI STfjQ'KA'iXl'I'l 1 FVHI-YN I--'XZ-'XR A neat lass wth a witty mind. She has Pl P11140 that H005 H Inna wmv Such ti nice girl is hard to find. SYLVIA LEVINSON SYIAYIA SYNCHEFF Xxrilh Il sniife so fair and a mind so hright. Hi-r fi-igiidiy ymiifg is like the gun, To know her is a great delight, It plcngcs dad, and wer., mm. lll5'Wl'nl7 Ng'Wf'Vg HELEN WEISS ' 5hC.'5 3- Hllgllfy PCDPY GHC- Q Though she has a domestic inclination, Twmkhllg CYCS and full nf lull- Slie'll he ai sncct'-is in any vacation. BIQRNICE MESIROVV Pretty to walk with. NX'i'tv to talk with

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Sabinite junior K wg -W y W 9 QREN LINK A pleasant word, a happy smiley These make him popular and worth while. HARRY POLLACK A very good student- A scholar supreme. JOE LONDON Joe, be like your namesake, London, an author, rare. ICLEANOR MIKOSZ ' In a plane fumbling with the sticks XVe'll see El doing her tricks. ICXVARYST SIEVVITZ A rare power I His work is in print. .. yt MARY BIJFFELINKV .t,. Make life sweets XYith a smile that ean'1 be beat. TIl.1.lli KAL'l-'MAN A C P. A. beyond a doubt: Errors and losses she'll always rout. HARRY KICLNER What Knute Rockne was to football, Hack Kelner will be to basketball. ADELINE DIEBOLD As fast as the lightning seems to Hash Over the keys her fingers will dash. IELEANOR KALITA Sweet, good and what's more, Could be our future reporter? RUTH XYEINSTEIN As shy as a blossom And just as sweet. ETHIEL KAPLAN A future tir ta liatrbof' ,ll-INNIIC RODEK 1 NYhen sick in bed with an empty purse, . 5 1 . L tl on jtnnn if SYLYIA LIHINIDFIT in need ot a nnrs Nature lxas meant her to be good. Both in child and womanhood. A Mtamtt CADKIN In later years we all will see. XYhat a genius at Latin she will be GOLIJIIC BLIQMICNBIQRG lfuture Miss Amt-rica. VERA IEHLERT Pluke and plink-plink and pluke-- lA'ho can it be P XYhy Yera and her nke ! llli.-YI RICE FREEMAN A liv ng fire-brand lighting the way ahead! RUSH Sl? LAI. As sweet a nature is hard to find. For she is an asset to mankind. MARY SKULL To be an executive is her aim, -it 'S'llg SKCIHS to be her game, 1 r lo MARY SHRGIZR Miss Mary is of a peculiar type. Sh l blossom beautifully when the time is ripe. -l l-f A N !f'li'l'li STEARN et n tml ke her name. is always sweetg llte .lash of her smile is s'mpfy a treat. tit. l'.'xL'l.lNl'f SKARZ i 't'li'1e Skarz is her name. XM lneh we know slit-'ll bring to fame poiihfi 3 MORRIS ARBETMAN A jolly. happy. generous sort. U... ps- ' better sport. llteret xtrt tsi DON.Xl D BIQLOFSKY l never trouble trouble. 'l 'l trouble troubles me. UIZORKSE FLIGG l'ull of ptp . 5 t .. . ' ' , full of fun, X- bright and merry as the sun. PAUL FREEDMAN Carefree, joking, full of fun, For a good fellow, he's the one. MORRIS GELLER Happy-go-lueky, fair and free, Nothing is there that bothers me. MARCUS GRIEENFIELD Good natured, happy and gay, He'll makes his mark some-fday. HAROLD HAHN ' He's not so very tall, But can he play basketball! ARE LEVIN One whose jolly and simple ways X-Vill earn hint friends for the rest of his days IQIJXVARD LYCARDI Always jolly, bright and free, Full of joy as he can be. SHJNEY MARKUXYITZ For a whole lot of talking, and a lot of fnn. Sid Markowitz cannot be outdone. IUCN PEARLMAN XVe was always there Toe do his part and give his share of talking KHIESTER PINSKI XVhere quietness reigns. Ability is sure to be. MIKE RAMPOLA A wise man does not talk much, He works a lot and earns much. Allli RICHMAN Never at a loss for words. SUI. RLYSHAKOFF Sol has a host of friends, A helping hand he always lends. LICUNARD S0130 Leonard certainly has brains, With his work. he takes great pains. IRVING TVAROH Nature made him, as it should. Not too bad. and not too good. . If R l-11.2 XX A YDA A happy-go-lueky. cheerful young lnan, XYho never eritd, 1 e:tn't, but always. l ean.' HYMAX XVOHI. A gift uf joy and friendliness Does Hyman with great honor possess Bll'l'L'HliI.l- XYOZNY He was nm-'er the only one XVlio played the game well until it was done S'l'ANl.liY ZAJAL' He has little to say, Most every day. ADAM ZASIMOXYICH He-'s quiet but that's his nature. .Xlll-I ZAZRA ' Hire you have a friend. XYho'll stand by until the end. 'l'l-flJDY XYAR'l'Al.SKl 'l'eddy's merry smile Made him worth while. RUTH BANZULY In the library she works. It is there she never shirks. RPIUINA BOGDANAXYICZ Quiet. reserved. and neat. She is always very sweet. ESTHIZR BULOVSKY Red hair and at readier sntile. ANN DREEBIQN She does as she pleases, Hut what she does doth please ns. lll-Il.liN GRILQIER Always in earnest and always sweet. The kind we always care to meet. Rl. l'H H0l.l..-XNDIER A pltasanter girl of the quieter kind. ln whom a depth of eharaeter yon'll lind

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SABIN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL C l-l l c A c o PROGRESSIVE-ENTERPRISINC-PUNCTUAL 3 llolume vll. S A JANUARY 1930 Numberl HONOR ROLL Graduate in Less Cap and Bell Club Figure after indicates number of times, this semester, pupil has been on Honor Roll. 310 Lillian BCCkCl'lll8ll ...,.... --.-- l julia Berner .,............., ..... .3 Sylvia Brill ............ ----- '- lnlla Chesley ............. ----- 2 Evelyn Guthnlan ....... -,--- l Frances ,lass ............ ----- 1 Ann Kalesz ............ ----- 2 Bernice Landau ...... -A--- 3 Mildred Maniloff ....... ----- 2 Florence Quinn ......., ..... Sarah Rich ............ ----- 2 Cilia Rosenlan ..... --A'- l Mollie Zlotnick ........ ----- l Clarence Baraseh ....... ----- 2 Sol Dirlllisll .............. ----- 2 Irving Horwicll ....... . --A-- 2 Robert Levin ........ ----- 2 Leonard Rotzoll ................ .-.-- 2 Abe hN7ElSlllHl1 ........................... ..... l Portable 4 Edna Garfield .................... .--.- 2 Stephanie Korecki ....... ---.- 2 ,llanette Korecki ....... ----- 2 Arthur Retchin ........,.. ----- l Edward Segal ................ ----. l 301 li'izabetll Ahlers .........., ..--. 2 Dorothy l.2lllllll CClll .... .---- 1 Dorothy Sherishefsky .... ..... l Edith XVynner ................ ..-l. l ZIZ joseph Berner .,.......... .---. l lfleallor Krause ...... -.--- l .Kaye Ornbo .....,............ ...l- l Edward Schwartz ......... ...-- 2 H0 blames Darlantes ............ ..... 2 l'l'ar'ottl- Koncus ....... ..... 2 Alice Schneider ,............ ..... l 303 Fr idzl liilltllllllll ............ ..... 2 Lillian Goldman ................ ..... 3 306 LiCllLX'l'.Vk' K' helak ...... ..... l 384 flllllil Llllililllllll' ....,...,... l 203 llanna M'eiss ...................... ..... l 204 May Chubillsky ..Ll ....,....... ..... 2 If 205 ' -l0SCl'llllfBlll1ll2llC ................. ..... l ' zos I Mary llernste'n ...l................... ..... 2 Portable 3 Bernice Marcus .................... ..... l Portable 2 Victoria Melniczok ........,. ...,. 2 Than Three Years Portable 3-22, Years Regina Bogdanowicz Esther Bulovsky Ann Dreeben Olga SIIYCO Anna Klass Mae Kotler Evelyn Lazar Bernice Marcus lidith Silber lflnilia Skryzpkowski Sadie Sol Leonard Sofo ltllllll Farkas Nathan Drillst'g Pearl Lichter Rutll Miller ,lennie Ozog 106-ZZ Years Louis Barnett . ' 'e .l Abe Miller Edward Siegel L. hvt'l'CllSElll3lIIll Gert. Rabinovitz Florence Abitz Lillian Rome Shirley Brusin Bessie Zitnick 310-2 Years Clarence Barascll Lillian Beckerlnatl Oscar ROSQIXIBII Celia Rosenlan 310-2M Years Ben Bernstein Ruth Dolinko Earl COOIJCTIIIZIII Francis lass Sol Dirlllisll Ann Kalesz Irving Horwich Bernice Landau joe Leep Rose Levin Robert Levin Hilda Lepke Sain Givin Mildred Maniloff Sylvia Annes Florence Quinn .Xnna BHUIIIKHFICII Sarah Rich julia Berller Mary Switkill L. Butfenstein Molly Zlntllik Barbara Crook Portable 6-2 Years llialter Bieliell Estella Marylllach Frank lVise Portable 6-22 Years Harry Pollack lsallore Rotkin tilerald Schneider Harry Schrogin Sylvia l.ll1Zlll0H lennie Rodek ,leanette Stearn Beatrice Freeman llfwaryst Swietz Philip Anders loe Bortz Reg. Kossowski Hurry Kelner -Ioe l.0l'll'l0ll .Xllv rt Sllltlllili Movies Vinitzky 310 ATTENDANCE .MAKES RECORD Room 310 has had 45 days of perfect :-lttr-lldallce, which to date is more than half of the semester. Can ally roolll beat that record--next SCIIICSIKFP lVhy don't you try? ,V Stages Penrod Heigb Ho! Heiglx Hoi Did you see the Penrod show? lf you did you had a trol! Which really, really can't be boat. This is how everyone felt who wit- nessed Tlle Ca-p and Bell Club's great success. january 28, l930. Nearly everyone has read lillll laughed over iliilI'lClllgl0Il'S NPCIIFOCVI and everyone just roared over the club's presentation of it. The grown-ups seenled to enjoy it as nluch as the youngsters did-nuf sed. Abe hVl'l5llliill. as Pellrod.alld Nathan llienstag as his Clllllll. Sain. were lllllklllg the hits of the evening-and Mr. Herbert Hallliltoll Dade! Vilas there evtr a more suave villain? Mr. Abe Kluber gave a very clever pre: sentation of Dade. Congratulations: Abc. old boy! Everyone loves a lover. lVho could be more likeable ill tllat part than ll3IlllS0lllK' young Robert VVillialns chvlll. Caulfleldl. One really wonders how Margaret QBQ-rnice Markusl could resist llilll so long. llt'l'lllZlll and X'-Cflllilll lLouis Bartlett and Sam Zivenl helped keep things il-lllllllllllllg. Mrs. Bassett fDorothy 'l'llg'tllllaftl fllld Melvin Harris as darling little Georgie added to the interest. Clarence Barash as Banker Schofield was so lllllllfill the club seriously C011- siders making llilll treasurer if tlley can induce Chief COUIIIDS LMartin Green- steinl to protect their deposits frolll robbers. Speaking of robbers-how about Tllll tMorris Lehrl, wasn't it lucky Ile didn't escape with Schotield's S2.0UU? Q Mrs. Schofield tSarah Rich? was llllilllllfllllj' presented. ,large and his cousin Della were excellentj lVho' would believe Leo 3vClSCllJ2illlll could play a Yankee so cleverly? Della-Miss Anna Billllllgllflllfl'-WHS a typical maid, , , lVillianl Goldberg was Mr. jones. daddy to little Margaret, so Cllilfllllllglj' lllllyl d by Esther Levinson. A The play was coached by'Mrs. jen- kins, the lll1lS'C directed by'the Misses Hrlen and Martha Byrne. Miss 3yBZltCll taught the dance'sotllorougllly enjoyed by all. Miss lithel Fant designed the program cover and last but by no means least. SFlllll'l'S own Mr. Moritz Boellnl was responsible for the artistic staue settings. Hope you enjoyed ulJQlI!'0Cl as llluell as I did, if so everybody' is lnlppya atlsltllljl.