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List Ženskoga Đačkoga Doma Split / Broj 24, Godina 2020 POLETLIST ŽENSKOGA ĐAČKOGA DOMA SPLIT / BROJ 24, GODINA 2020. 1 SADRŽAJ Impressum .........................................................................2 Sadržaj ...............................................................................2 POLET Uvodnik ........................................................................... 3 Osobna iskaznica ............................................................ 4 UREDNIŠTVO Ime je znak ....................................................................... 5 Učenice DOMSKI DANI Antonela Dominiković, Ivana Čepo, Od Poleta do Poleta ...........................................................6 Issa Ćudina, Barbara Parunov, Gdje smo bili, što smo radili? ..........................................7 Dora Pašalić, Mija Sabljić, Anita Vudrag Blizanke u Ženskom đačkom domu ...................................11 Mentorica Činjenice i zanimljivosti o blizancima ...............................14 Đurđica Kamenjarin, prof. Brother from another mother ..............................................16 SURADNICE Fizička sličnost, slučajnost ili … ........................................16 Učenice VEZE Lea Ćelić, Mirela Dragojević, Obiteljske veze .................................................................17 Cecilija Jedretić, Morena Jerković, Rodbinske veze ................................................................19 Matija Knezović, Josipa Lozančić, Vršnjačke veze ..................................................................19 Ivana Lozančić, Natali Mikulandra, Veze u lektirnim djelima ................................................21 Romina Pazarac, Marija Smolić, Želim savršenu vezu ........................................................23 Petra Štrba, Tereza Šestanović. Čovjek i priroda ...............................................................24 Odgajateljice Maja Jelavić-Šako, Vlatka Vladilo Čovjek i kućni ljubimac ..................................................25 Pedagoginja Ana Gizdić VIP – veze i poznanstva .................................................26 Portret umjetnika, Ludwig van Beethoven ........................28 FOTOGRAFIJE MATURANTICE NASLOVNA STRANICA Adio, Ženski đački dome! .............................................30 Matea Jagar Šaka suza, vrića smija .....................................................32 PORTRETI MATURANTICA MALENA MJESTA SRCA MOGA Ivana Lozančić Misto kamena i škarpelina .............................................35 OSTALE FOTOGRAFIJE Multimedijska sekcija i arhiva Doma Biser dalmatinskog arhipelaga .......................................35 Cres – otok skrivenih uvala............................................36 LEKTORICA Maraton lađa ....................................................................37 Maja Jelavić-Šako, mag. hrvatskog jezika Kupres – grad za Guinnessa ...........................................38 i književnosti i mag. pedagogije Naša postignuća ....................................................................39 PUTOVANJA TISAK Gdje BUDIM ljubi PEŠTU .............................................42 Dalmacija papir Split Malta .................................................................................43 Ožujak 2020. Naklada 120 primjeraka Wroclaw – Ekumenski susret mladih Europe .............45 18 nam je godina tek .............................................................46 NAKLADNIK IMA NEKA TAJNA VEZA Ženski đački dom Split Do kraja svijeta i natrag pješke ......................................47 Ćiril-Metodova 26 Ti si bio moja prva ljubav ...............................................47 HR – 21000 Split Jakove izdrži! ....................................................................48 Tel: 021 42 05 07 Preporuke za čitanje ..............................................................50 Internet adresa: www.zenskidjackidom- Poezija .....................................................................................52 split.hr/ e-mail: [email protected] Ljubavne priče koje su mijenjale svijet ...............................54 Veza koja svakodnevno puca ...............................................55 ZA NAKLADNIKA Fotoroman ..............................................................................56 IMPRESUM Ljiljana Buljubašić, prof. Pleylista ...................................................................................63 2 Drage čitateljice i čitatelji Predstavljamo vam Polet br. 24, list našeg Doma Veze su dio nas. Vezujemo se za osobe, prirodu, koji izlazi jednom godišnje. Na sljedećim stranicama knjigu, glazbu, kućnog ljubimca, Internet, društve- pišemo o životu u specifičnoj zajednici koju čine dje- ne mreže, novac, odjeću, hranu… Što je dobra veza? vojke iz raznih krajeva Lijepe Naše. Različitog smo Kako prepoznati pravu? Kako odabrati najbolju? uzrasta, odgoja, s drugačijim potrebama i očekiva- Upravo smo vezama posvetili ovaj broj Poleta. Razmi- njima. U Dom smo došli s istim ciljem - da uspješno šljali smo o vezama u obitelji, društvu, o nekim po- završimo srednju školu. To je jedna stepenica u našem vijesnim vezama koje su mijenjale svijet, o vezama o životu. Da bismo je savladali pomažu nam naše obite- kojima čitamo u lektiri. lji, prijatelji, učitelji, odgajateljice. Pored učenja i savladavanja školskog programa Društvena smo bića, bića zajednice i zajedništva. bavimo se raznovrsnim aktivnostima u kojima se Zajednicu čini mnoštvo ljudi s istim ciljem. Neki lju- izražavamo na mnoge načine, aktivnostima koje nam di smatraju da bi im život bio jednostavniji i s manje pomažu da se oblikujemo i postanemo osobe kakve problema kada bi živjeli zasebno, kao jedinka. Je li baš želimo biti. Sve to radimo kroz igru, zabavu, pjesmu, tako? Pojedinac bez zajednice nije samodostatan i ne izlete, natjecanja, druženja, humanitarne aktivnosti. može opstati. Čovjek čini zajednicu, ali i zajednica čini Odgajateljice su osmislile i pripremile osam izbornih njega. Tako je i u našem Domu. Veze koje stvaramo i petnaest posebnih programa. Ponosne smo na naše potiču nas da preuzimamo odgovornost za vlastite po- uspjehe i postignuća. I sretne što ih imamo priliku na stupke, u odnosu prema samima sebi, prema odrasli- stranicama Poleta podijeliti s vama. ma i međusobno. Uredništvo 3 Romina Pazarac, Veza iz Ploča su tri, iz Rogotina jedna. Dvije učenice su iz Osobna iskaznica Šibenika, po jedna iz Primorskog Dolca, Blizne Donje i Primoštena. Iz Novih Sela i Blata na Cetini dolaze Tko smo, odakle smo, koje škole pohađamo, koje po četiri učenice, Podgrađe i Podbablje po jedna, Ko- poslove obavljamo? stanje dvije, Šestanovac i Zadvarje po jedna, Zagvozd Suživot u stihovima „… šaka suza, vrića smija…“ dvije. Iz Vrgorca su tri, Makarske pet, Baške Vode i i na kraju „ … ča je život vengo fantazija!“ Brela po četiri, a jedna iz Podgore. Dicmo, Grab, Sinj Raspored učenica po školama i razredima i Otrić Seoci po jedna učenica, Hrvace i Otok Sinjski škola/razred I II III IV V Ʃ dvije, Trilj pet, Knin tri. Jedna je iz Karlovca i dvije iz I. gimnazija 2 1 1 1 5 Zagreba.Pet učenica je iz Bosne i Hercegovine i to po jedna iz Tomislavgrada, Ljubuškog, Neuma, Kupresa II. gimnazija 1 1 i Posušja III. gimnazija 1 1 Pored učenica, u Domu je svakodnevno dvadeset IV. gimnazija Marko Marulić 3 2 2 7 osam djelatnika raspoređenih na raznim poslovima. V. gimnazija 2 2 Uz ravnateljicu, sedam je odgajateljica, dvije noćne Glazbena škola Josip Hatze 1 1 paziteljice, medicinska sestra i pedagoginja (na pola Srednja tehnička prometna škola 1 2 2 5 radnog vremena). O prehrani brine šest kuhara/kuha- Prirodoslovna škola 4 1 1 1 7 rica i ekonomica/skladištar. Portu čuvaju i obavljaju Pomorska škola 1 1 1 3 popravke po Domu dvojica domara/vratara. Tu su i Obrtnička škola 11 5 11 9 36 dvije vrijedne spremačice, te pralja/peglačica. Uredski Ekonomsko-birotehnička škola 2 1 3 posao obavlja troje djelatnika: tajnica, voditeljica ra- Zdravstvena škola 5 6 4 3 6 24 čunovodstva i računovođa. Dental centar Marušić 4 1 1 6 Graditeljsko geodetska tehnička 2 2 2 6 škola 4 Škola za dizajn, grafiku i održivu 6 3 3 12 gradnju Komercijalno-trgovačka škola 1 1 1 3 Turističko ugostiteljska škola 4 1 3 1 9 Škola likovnih umjetnosti 3 1 3 2 9 Klasična gimnazija 1 1 Srednja škola 1 1 2 Braća Radić Ʃ 48 30 38 21 6 143 Učenice dolaze iz 67 mjesta. Najviše Korčulanki, njih četrnaest: pet iz Vele Luke, četiri iz Smokvice, dvije iz Lumbarde, te po jedna iz Korčule, Blata i Čare. Iz Orebića su tri djevojke, iz Lovišta dvije, jedna iz Sla- nog. S Brača je trinaest učenica: iz Postira pet, iz Pu- čišća i Milne po dvije, te po jedna iz Supetra, Nereži- šća, Sumartina i Splitske. S otoka Hvara njih je sedam: šest iz Hvara i jedna iz Starog Grada. S Visa je također njih sedam te jedna iz Komiže. Sedam je Lastovki i jedna djevojka s Cresa. U Domu su četiri Imoćanke i po jedna djevojka iz Zmijavaca, Runovića, Prološca, Studenaca, Krstatica, Krivodola, Imotskih Poljica, Ru- Ilustracija žića, Ciste Velike i dvije iz Aržana. Metkovki je sedam, Issa Ćudina Ime je znak Krije li se u osobnom imenu vlastita osobnost? Ako je vjerovati mudroslovici Nomen est omen mogli bismo zaključiti da je tako. Naime, već su stari Rimljani primijetili da se neki ljudi nastoje po- našati u skladu sa svojim imenom. Frazu Nomen est omen upotrebljavamo kada želimo istaknuti da je nečije ime u skladu s njegovim ponašanjem, zvanjem ili postupkom. Istražila sam vlastita imena učenica u Ženskom Fatjesa na albanskom znači sreća. đačkom domu: Issa je pretežno žensko, a ponekad i muško ime. U Antonia ima sedam, Antea dvije, četiri su Ane, te Hrvatskoj danas živi pedesetak
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