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

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A Page 2 8 Tin' Ninrlrvu Thirly-nm' Grudualirm Number SABINITE JUNIOR JUNE Qutngrapbs WHEN T0 USE THE LIBRARY By Blanche Lees, P. 5 The library at Sabin allows children to go there during Home Room period with the permission of the teacher. The library is also open from 8:15 to 8:30 p. m. Pupils may also come to the library when sent by the teachers to look up topics and read bool-is on class work. From 3:00 to 4:00 p. m. is the pupils' own time to take books for home reading. No brief cases are allowed in the li- brary, but at 3:00 o'clock pupils may bring brief cases and check them at the door. When leaving the library, books must be held open for inspection so that the door guard can see whether the stamp is cor- XEOX A Message or the NEW s HS ' 1u the mw a ll s in uhm r eu f un- r 3 n lllllu of e ' l 1 i :ml vs from hunks of your i' A fl 1 moose tl atllel ill Nall! Ylell '1 n worl lt ull me from s r u xx 1 P I 41' lil an s A' 0 N-Inn 1 ny w lr ss tml un in the - mlua un. L n.s. Therefore: Resolve thai, ln all your work, In all your lhouxlxls nml in all your nlvmls you will :mike Tllo Sabin Junior lllpch School lrnnuil of you, WELCOME T0 SABIN - A 7 B' ll . U ,if',n' , 1, - Q , K ,I . Q h-.3 . 4 A : Y . K l . A ' ,Q A 'ILE ll. -Tit' fb XX 011 xv . - 1 - f rl -AX arm .' , t-. . the ,5 A ful i-suv s 1 ,' th :VII . Il 'ill bu x V X the ' l ss J ' 'i than we will some day, Y - x 'l - ll- 1 is to mv- Q rh .- .. ... .... . V . f . . I I ! ' juu Ulllss ll lit WU 'lll H ' fl .- sl-nm 1 me 0 1-1 I , f U1 - ' '. ll 'lll bl' I 5 Mn A-lu: l in .I e. Q llllil Wlll he ll llhl AS W Cr nl - 'l Q -f 'rr ' ua START YOUR SABlNITE SCRAP BOOK NOW Would you like to sit back in your chair someday and recall your days at Sabin? Wouldn't it be interesting to look back at the time your name was in the Sabinite or when our school team won a championship? Well, here's your chance to start right now with this issue. Instead of throwing the Sabinite away after reading lt, save each issue every month that you receive one until you are graduated from Sabin. Clip your Sabin- ltes together in the order which you re- ceive them, and when you leave Sabin you will have a Sabinlte Scrap Book. You can obtain a heavy cover just the right size to bind your Sabinite copies in the Sabin Print Shop, Room 105. These cov- ers are only 20 apiece. fNl4 Qutugrapbs

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The Ninclevu Thirty-one Grndualinn Number JUNE SABINITE JUNIOR Page27 MICRO-PROJECTOR IN SCIENCE By Selmour Brownstein, Room 310-SB. The Micro-projector brings to a group of pupils the wonderland of the microscope. We have in the science department at Sabin Junior High one of these newly-in- vented instruments. The Ilrst life seen with it in our science rooms was paramecla- The paramecium is a common protozoa which is abundant in stagnant water. I cultivated some paramecia by putting some dry leaves and hay in water for three or four days. I then noticed, in the watcr. living protozoa, of which many are para. mecia. The actual size of a paramecium is 11125 inch in length. The paramecinm is a one-celled animal, and ls oval in shape. The cell is composed of contractile vacu- oles, food particles, nucleus. mouth cavity, gullet, and waste. They are so small that they will look lifeless to the human eye. T-o enlarge these paramecia we put them under a microscope. When we look through the microscope, we see little ani. mals with tiny hair like cilia. around the cell: these tiny hair like cilia enables them to swim very rapidly. We put a drop of stagnant water con- taining paramecia on a watch glass. We place this glass under the microscope and get the light of a stereoptlcan to shine on the mirror. Then we placed the screen part of the micro-projector over the microscope and the Image of the paramecium is thrown on the screen. Another way to see microscopic plants and animals is to place a microscope slide of either under the microscope: the image is then enlarged on the screen. Still another way to enlarge them is by throwing the image of the plant or animal on to a large sheet of white paper.. We also saw in our science rooms. crystals of salt and copper sulphate grow on a microscope slide. ROOM 312-Cont. ALBERT PILLIN Penny wise, pound foolish. ARTHUR POTASH Love of work is the road to success. MORRIS POVLOTSKY Too good for great things and too great for good. JULIAN SCHESNOL We build the ladder by which we rise HENRY SHAPIRO Good sense and good humor are never separated. LOUIS SOLOK For some must watch, while some must sleep, so runs the world away. BILL SONA They that govern most make the least noise. CHUCKLE AND GRIN PESSIMISTIC NOTE We spend one-third of our lives in bed and at least the other third In bad. MUST HAVE LOST HIS UMBRELLA Dearest Annabelle, wrote Oswald who was hopelessly In love, I could swim the mighty ocean for one glance from your dear eyes. I would walk through a wall of flame for one touch of your little hands. I would leap the widest stream for a word from your lovely lips. As always, your Oswald. P. S.- I'll be over Saturday night, if lt doesn't rain. The Sabin Junior High offers n Golden Upportnniiy to nznke up 77ZZ1Y56d work or to do advanced work in Summer School June 29 to August 21 Hours 8:00 A. M. to 1 :OO P. M. SUBJECTS OFFERED-See Enrollment Blank Below MAJORS-2 hours each day MINORS-l hour each day English General Science Mathematics Music Social Studies Art Latin Print Shop Commercial Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Physical Education Each pupil may take two majors and one minor TUITION Seventh and Eight Grade, ,c.,.,..... - ....,.,. ,,--,---..-No Charge Ninth Grade---..--.- .c.c., .. .... 38.00 each Major-34.00 each Minor Your last report card must be presented at time of enrollment. DIRECTIONS FOR REACHING SABIN Metropolitan L -Humboldt Park or Logan Square Branch to No. Damen St. station, walk two blocks south and two blocks west. Milwaukee Ave. Surface car to North Ave. and Damen St., walk two blocks south and two blocks west. North Ave. car to Leavitt St., two blocks south. Western Ave. car to Hirsch St., two blocks east. Division St. car to Leavitt St., two blocks north. Damcn St. car to Fowler St., walk two blocks west. CLIP THE COUPON AND GAIN A GRADE ---Us --, .--,,-,,,--,, -,,--,----will take the following subjects Name of pupil at Sabin junior High School during the summer session of 1931 Major Grade Minor Grade Signature of parent or guardian Address Sabin Junior High School 2216 Hirsch St., Chicago

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The Nimffeen Thirty-om' Graduation Numbrr mm: SABINITE JUNIOR P8ge29 Q The Sabznite Staff suggests that you use this and the following pages as a Memory Book section. Have your friends insert a drawing or a humorous story. Paste in your copy of the Class Play and Graduation Program and any other reminders of your sojourn at Sabin Junior