Prospect Hill School - Monitor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 38 text:

36 THE MONITOR Tel., Main 7999 James Butler Grocery Co. , WILLIAM M. SCHAEI:-ER FRANK HEANEY, Manager Prescription Opfician 95 FIFTH AVE, Brooklyn, N. Y. 276 'rl'l.TON STREET Near Clinton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel., Nevins 5412 ORIGINAL . OOMPLIMENTS OF Cleaners and Dyers Work Called for and Delivered MR. E. H. EARLE 312 FLA'l'Bl'SlI AVE. Near Seventh Ave, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel., Main 1509 J. M. Perazio, Mer. Compliments of D WMPLIMEDTTS OIT PETERS lim PARENTS or 1 Marie Tesoriero, GA3 Banquet Hall and Restaurant Barney Tesorierg, 4A4 21s FI'L'l'0.' . ' I-1: ' - Clark 'Street Silbgvrzlyli slnlnen Anna R- TCSOTICYO, SA4 Tel., Nevins 3518 Tglq Main ?Q17 , M' B' MEEHAN Long Island Rubber Company Pflme Meats. Poultry and GOODYEAR RUBBER DEPOT PTOUISIOHS 239 FULTON s'rnEE'r 72 LIBERTY STREET 594 vANoERBu.1' .WENVE BROOKLYN N' Y' COT- Sf. Marks Avenue B1'00k1Y11, N. Y- Everything in Rubber Goods Tel., Nevins 0837 M. SCHWARTZ, Prop. Tel., Huguenot 0449 The Spotless Sanitary Shop A, W French Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing, i Remodeling and Repairing A. A. G. O. so SIXTH .xvrzxli Brooklyn, N. Y. Piano, Organ and Harmony Ei--Sterling E55 'Sff f'i0 CHARLES BOHR Confectionery, Ice Cream and Luncheonette . 772 WVASHINGTON AVI-lNl'l'I 187 Seeley Street 1 BROOKLYN, N. Yr. y N Bet. Park and Sterling Places Brooklyn, N, Y. 3 A 're1,, Ingersoll 3684 1 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTAUK LAUNDRY A GRADUATE, 1905 HAND WORK A SPECIALTY p md Mn p Satisfaction Guaranteed l Telephone 9 JOSEPH MASSARO 1367 Flatbush Avenue l Prime Meats and Poultry Near East 26th St. B1'OOklyl'i, N. Y. R 868 IBERGEN S'l'RHl'1'l' Near Classon Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Y Please mn-ntion THE MUNl'l'Ull when putronizing advertisers

Page 37 text:

THE MONITOR 235 CLASS 6B OPP--THE WISEST BOY IN THE WORLD country. lVe had the honor ot having' Dr. Koi-ey and Hrs, Uarole to see it. ln arithmetic, ive have niet the Deci- mals and Nr. and Mrs. Cancellation. lVe are striving for H100 per eent Bankersf' Although we have not reached our goal. we hope to do so before the end ot' the term, Vile now have 35 members out of 43. SA4 Health posters to the right of usg Health posters to the left of us :- How eould ive help being anvthing else but clean. healthy Number Niners! To show the other children how ini-- portant it is to form good health habits, we grave a little play entitled, The Trial of Jimmie Germ. Our Glee Club entertained with a group of health songs. NVQ didn 't end our health campaign- ing' with the entertainment. In order to prove we are practicing what we preach, we have all been striving for one hundred per cent attendance. Those of us who have succeeded are: Vahe Arifian, Archie Love, John Peruzza, Robert Ravich, James lllhelan, Henrietta Cole, Elsie Kirch- ner, Virginia Halkasian, Virginia Marinaeeio, Angelina Musolino, Ruth Pettit, Enid Rolston, Evelyn Skloot and flwendoline XVilliams. 5A-OPl'OR'l'llNITY Louise Marzulli is our class presi- dent this terni. The other officers are Mai-gherita Halzano, treasurergllaehel lwlf-Auslan, secretary, and Pauline Romano, librarian. lYe presented to our assembly a safety play entitled. XVaking up the Neif hborhood. It was friven to a f rw

Page 39 text:

THE MO teach the children to be more careful in obeying traffic rules. Those who took part wcrc: Gladys McGrath, Margherita Balzano, Beatrice Loverro, Virginia Amato and Lulu Theodore. Stephen Rozakis, John Atkinson, Donald Sutherland, Theodore Dacey, Howard Stedman and Louise Marzulli. Those who have had 100 per cent attendance this term are: Theodore Dacey, Antonio Pisciotti, Ruth Rollins, Rachel MeAuslan and Margherita Bal- zano. 4133 How proud our class felt on Grad- uation night! Our own Victor XVolf and Herbert Sterzclbach were not only made Advertising Managers for the school paper, but each was presented with a two-and-one-half dollar gold NITOR 37 piece for getting the greatest number of ads. NVe are all striving to double our record this term. At assembly we entertained with a Kindness to Animals program. Those taking part were: Anne Mc- Ncely, Margaret Plate, Doris Peter- son, Shirley Raisler, Antoinette Sam- pagna, Blanche Skidmore, Betty Stevens, Irma Zeisler, Herbert Deane, Martin Sussman, Munjig Takijian, Herbert Sterzelbach, Albert Obcrgg and Victor YVolt. 4B-1 Vie are very proud of our geogra- phy project which we called, HAround the VVorld. NVe have collected mate- rial and have our exhibit displayed around the room. Those of us who have had perfect attendance this term are: David Aventzen, Tony Castellano, Martin CLASS 6A4-THE HOMEMAKER AND HER AIDS