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

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june, l933 The Nineteen Thirty-three Graduation Number SABINITE ANNUAL Page Thirteen ROOM IOS ..,...,. ..,. ......,. ........ A... ........... IAMES MAROPOULOS Jimmy From Schley to Crane Athletic Clubg Baseball Team TEDDY MAKOWAN lf'ally From Columbus to McKinley Metal Club PETER MICHAL Pete From Columbus to Crane Art Appreciation Club! Athletic Club CHESTER MICHALOWSKI Chet From VVhite School Athletic Clubg Baseball Team EDWARD MIX Mixey From Schley Penmanship Club LEON PERLMUTTER PtrIie From YVicker Park to Tuley Tratlic Courtg States Attorney STEVE POLAK Polork From XVicker Park to Lane Good Health Club? IWVOOIISIIOP Clubg Metal Shopg Art Club RAYMOND RIECK Ray From Bancroft Dramatic Club HENRY SARNOWICZ Hank From XVicker Park to Crane Checker Club ROMAN TOMASZEWSKI Simpy From Columbus to Crane Harmonica Cluhg Alderman MICHAEL TYMUSZ Mike From Columbus to Lane 9A Tratlic Patrol, 9A- Oliice Boy noorii-,an . ....,...... .... A... ..,. .e..,.,. .... .... ,,.. . , . I .-Y f STEVE PIEKUT ' Childs From St. Aloysius Penmanship Club STEVE OCWIEIA From Chopin to McKinley Harmonica Club NATHAN SKALL Chine From Von Humboldt to Tuley Glee Clubg Penmanship Club HARRY SPUNDER lI'a1ly' From Montefiore to Tuley Good Health Club! Pcnmanship Club: H. R. Fire Marshall, Juror STANLEY SWIECA Penmanship Club CHESTER SWIECICKI Rui From St. Stanislaus Athletic Club MORRIS ZEIDENSTEIN Skinny' From Haugan to Tuley Stamp Club: Biology Clubg Hall Guard I06-Continued from Page 9 IACK SACKS From LaFayette to Tilley Band, Latin Club, Glee Club MARTIN SARLEY From Mioos to Tuley Biology Clubg Airplane Clubg Hall Guard HERMAN SCHNEIDERMAN Slim From LaFayette to Tuley Latin Club: Boys' Glee Clubg Athletic Clubg Baseballg Boys' Volley Ball Team: judge of Room Court PEARL SPIECEL Baht From LaFayette to Roosevelt Dramatic Clubg Latin Club IACK STEINBERG Franky From Von Humboldt to Tulcy Latin Clubg Good Health Clubi Boys' Glee Club SAM STRAUSS SIre!rh From Von Humboldt to Tuley Latin Club! Athletic Clubg Glee Clubg Baseball, Basketball WALTER SZYMANSKI lIf'rrlly From St. Helen's School to Tuley Craft Club? Biology Clubg Glee Club: Hall Guard VALERIA UNIKAUSKAS Smiles From St. Michael to Tilley Latin Clubg Penmanship Club SAMUEL VICTOR Sam.ron of the I.r1and.r From LaFayette to Tilley Latin Club: Glee Clubg President 9A Latin Clubg Lunchroom Monitor THEODORE WERKOW Trddy From LaFayette Latin Club PHYLLIS WYPASEK Phy1Iip.r 66 From LaFayette to Schurz Dramatic Clubg Newspaper Club: G. A. A.g Reporter for Sabinite MORRIS ZIEGLER Mo.t.rir From Chopin to Tinley Stamp Clubg Latin Clubg Tratlic Squad: Guard IULIUS ZIVIN Zibie From Von Humboldt to Tuley Latin Clubg Biology Club A New Teacher Miss J. Doorenhiem, Art Instructor in 310, is st graduate of the Chicago Art In- stitute and also of the University of Chi- cago which she attended in the evenings. She was formerly Art Supervisor of the Public Schools in Belvidere, Illinois. She is a resident of Chicago. We wish Miss Doorenheim much luck and hope she has a happy stay at Sabin. SOME TEACHERS TRAVEL IN SPRING VACATION By Katherine Horin Miss Reynick and Miss Mulligan spent the week of April 21, in Washington. Miss Heininger motored to Peoria, Ill. and visited two married sisters. Miss Vincent spent the week with her brother in Michigan. Miss Scherbarth took a trip to the woods at Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Mr. Brown spent the week at his moth- er's farm in Michigan. Mrs. Pattison motored to Nebraska. Miss Quigley went to Spencar Islands at Wauconda, Illinois. Miss McKinley journeyed to Iowa. Mrs. Edmonds motored to Brown County, Indiana, and Berea, Kentucky. There she visited the Berea College and the Fireside Industries and also the capitals of three states. Indianapolis, Ind.g Frankfurt, Ken- tucky: Springfield, Ill. While in Kentucky Mrs. Edmonds saw '4Uncle Tom's Cabin and My Old Kentucky Home at Bards Town. Miss Sutcher spent the week at St. Louis. Miss Peterson went to Muncie, Indiana. Miss Wales entertained her brother from Pittsburgh and spent most of the time at the World's Fair Grounds. Miss Walsh spent her week in Milwaukee, her home town. Miss Veatch motored to Evansville, In- diana for a visit with her parents. From there she made short trips to Henderson and Spottsville, Kentucky. Mr. Goodnick, a graduate of the North- western University, teaches mathematics in P. 6. Mr. Knop, a graduate of State College Penna. teaches social studies in P. 3. SANITY IN THE REDUCTION OF FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL EXPENDITURES Address Before the Advisory Council Luncheon Union League Club, Chicago April 7, 1933 By WILLIAM J. BOGAN Superintendent of Schools I. Introduction and Statements of Friends of Education I. INTRODUCTION The support of the public schools has be- come a matter of controversy. For several years well-financed and well managed cam- paigns against the schools have been carried on throughout the nation by means of propa- ganda sometimes subtle, sometimes crude, but always effective, for the public is in- clined toward gullibility. Attacks have been made in public addresses, in published let- ters, articles and reports not only on the schools of the nation in general but upon those in Chicago in particular notwithstand- ing the fact that Chicago schools have been financed by the teachers and other em- ployees and are being financed today to the extent of more than S3'0,000,000. Rail- roads cut off trains, banks die, and smell to heaven, but the schools go on while in- terest charges mount and enrollment in- creases by leaps and bounds. The schools are charged with extravagance but the pub- lic is not informed regarding the interest and other charges which the schools are forced to pay to the banks to meet the de- lay in the reassessment a few years ago for which the schools were in no way re- sponsible. The money spent yearly for these interest charges is sufficient to pay the salaries of the teachers for more than half a year. The schools of Chicago have kept faith with the depression as the re- duction of 330,000,000 in the budget since 1931 amply proves. Before proceeding to details regarding the Chicago situation I shall read quotations from thinkers who are worried by the gen- eral situation in education: What Friends of Education Say We are watching the courageous fight you and your teachers are making, and are hoping and praying that you will succeed in averting the threatened dismantlement of the Chicago schools. I do not believe that when the people once understand the situation that they will submit to any seri- ous impairment of the education program of the schools. Your education costs in Chicago have never been as great as in other cities of your size, and you have made many serious reductions in order to accommodate your cost to the changing financial situation. There is a limit, how- ever, beyond which you cannot go. At that point you and the teachers of Chicago and the friends of public education must take your stand and tight. -FRANCIS G. BLAIR, State Superintendent of Public In- struction, Springfield. No man who knows his history can doubt that maintenance of the educational process from kindergarten to graduate and professional schools is one of the most in- dispensable safeguards against a type of calamity compared with which economic disruption is negligible child's play. - JAMES ANGELL, President, Yale Uni- versity, New Haven, Connecticut. We have faith in education as the fContinued on Page 155

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The Nineteen Thirty-llirec Graduation Number Page Twelve S A B I N I T E A N N U A L lung' 1933 FIRST ROVV, Lett to Riglitzf-Evelyn Arkove, Chester lvliclialowski. lithcl Kirsch, Casimir Kalrnowski, Lucy Rozewski, Miss Ruehl, Luville Klopotic. Louis Chi- zewski, Franccx Lukas. Peter Michal, ,lennie Mosty- kowska. SECOND ROXV: -- Leon Perlmuttcr, Fred Burn, Michael Tymusz, james Mgtrpoulas, Nlifilliam Lantr. Robert Daehler. Maurite lawrence, Steve Polak. Whiltcr ROOM 306 AND l05 Bcdnarl, Henry Sarnovicz, Hcnry Fiietag, Roman Buula. living Klein, Roman Tomasyewski. THIRD ROXVP- Mithalina Flash, Edward Herdzina. Raymond Rictk, Henrietta Stcmke, Henrietta Novak, Annette Schneider, Stephanie Szymanuwski. Virginia lnzwiec. .lcanctte AtI.rmowski, lidwartl Mix, Teddy Makowan, lilcanor Horvarh, Alex Goldfisbcr. FOURTH ROXV:-fNora Scbwcd, Wanda Zydnrczak, Ella Mac jones, Herbert Rivkin, Blanche Scbor, Michael Sltoczylos, Dorothy Silberberg, Oscar Wcin, Gertrude Freeman, Mary Pe s, Charlotte Bademian. ROOM 306 V ' WA'NDA ZYDORCZAK ROMAN BUQLA MARY PELS Milly Q.-Xrkiel From Bancroft to Tilley --1g,u!1,,5 F,-Um Schley In Lane .llaggir From Columbus to Tuley Craft Club: Short Story Club: Hall Guard MICHALINA ELASH :llirl'y From Bancroft to 'l'uley Poetry Club: Typing Club: Hall Guard HENRIETTA STEINKE Bakr From Columbus to 'l'uIey Fyping Club: Short Story Club: Detective- LUCILLE KLOPOTIC Lou From Columbus to Tuley Typing Clubt Hall Guard ELEANOR HORVATH lillir From Schley to Tilley Poetry Club: Typing Club EVELYN ARKOVE .'lrleir From Holland to Tuley Trial Court Club: Poetry Club: Hall Guard BLANCHE SCHOT From Schley to Tuley Senior Dramatic Club: Detective Force CHARLOTTE BADEMIAN Sl1arlir From Shepard to Tuley Typing Clubi Glee Club: Hall Guard CERTRUDE FREEMAN Rmll1mtl Des Moines, la., to Tilley Poetry Club: Court Lawyeri Hall Guard DOROTHY SILBERBERC Dol or Dario From Von Humboldt to Tuley Typing Club: Detective IEANETTE ADAMOWSKI 'Klffuie' 'VFFIIIPII From Andersen to Tilley Story Book Club: Typing Club: Hall Girard FRANCES LUKAS Fru1111y Lou From XVicker Park to Lake View Glee Club: Detective Orchestra Club: Detective STEPHANIE SZYMANOWSKI SHI From Columbus to Tuley Typing Club: Detective HENRIETTA NOVAK flirt ll'r111n'l From Columbus to Tuley Typing Club: Detective' ANNETTE SCHNEIDERMAN .lnn From Schley to Tuley Typing Club: Social Hour Club: juror ELLA MAE IONES Ros1'l111tl From Schley to Tuley Senior Dramatic Club: Short Story Club: Plays XVho XVouIdn't Be Crazy g Minstrel Show VIRGINIA IAZWIEC Jazzy From Columbus to Tuley Latin Club! Dramatic Club: Detective ETHEL KIRSCH Ellif From XVicker Park to Tuley Social Hour Club: Typing Club: 'luror LUCY ROZEWSKI f'intly From Columbus to 'l'uIey Latin Club: Dramatic Club: Detective IENNIE MOSTYKOWSKA Sprm'y From Columbus to Tilley Poetry Club! Typing Club: llonor Roll: Detective NORA SCHWED Frli.v From Schley to Tulev yping Club: Short Story Club: Hall Guard ..Y T ROOM IOS WALTER BEDNARZ Tarzan From Columbus Checker Club: Latin Club: Hall Girard Baseball Team FRED BURA Frilz From Monroe to l.:1ne Penmanship Club LOUIS CHIZEWSKI 't,'l1iz From Columbus to Tuley Athletic Club: Short Story Club: Basketball Team 1932-33 ROBERT DAEHLER Ix'11lf From Bancroft to Lane Checker Club HENRY FREITAC lltlllku From Columbus to Crane Art Club ALEX GOLDFISHER Gu1.lfi.tl1 Puzzle Club: Detective EDWARD HERDZINA I-'lfzrlf' From Columbus to Crane Puzzle Club CASIMIR KAWINOWSKI l,'n.fry From NVicker Park to Lane Athletic Club: Penmanship Club: Glee Club: Sabin Minstrels 1933 IRVING KLEIN I'r1' ll'1'1 ' From Schley to Tuley Cily Council Club WILLIAM LANTZ Bill From Schley to Lane Athletic Club: Track Team: Base Hall Team! Police Force MAURICE LAWRENCE 'Zllo.rr.v From Columbus to Tuley Athletic Club: Basketball 1932-33

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