Prospect Hill School - Monitor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SS 'I' H E M O N I 'I' O R AN ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. of Importance to Women! We are the Ofhcial Agency for the Celebrated Health Shoes for Women Known as Dr. CopIand's Arch-of-Air A Scientific Shoe SS, S6 and S7 Try a Pair - - - Walk on Air SCHINDLER'S Corner of Washington and St. Marks Avenues Brooklyn, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF' and Mrs. M. Arensberg COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Carlson Mr. COMPLIMENTS OF and Mrs. D. B. Jacobs COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD KLATT, '27 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMI-:NTS OF TWO FRIENDS I I I XIICK COMPLIMENTS OF Former Graduates MR. AND MRS. DENTON COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pesce I

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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

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THE MONITOR 39 l CLASS 6A3-THE MIRACULOUS PITCHER Fecney, Charles Jenson, Brenda Brom- H eld, Miriam Hartman. 5 4B-OPPORTUNITY IVQ had discussed so often this term the subject of more milk and better teeth that we decided to carry on our discussion with the other classes. VVe did this in our Assembly play, IVho Said Six-Year Holars? Those who took part were: Gertrude Silverman, Fairy Good Health, Blanche Sessa and Edward Ennis, two school children, and Frederick Taylor, Antonio Ciar- ciello, Jean Nicol, Angelina Spero, Audley Barrow and Edward NVilson, the six-year molar teeth. Bessie Nicho- las read the program. Those of us who had 100 per cent attendance are: Frances Amato, Iris Gustafson, Catherine liiercuris, Ger- trude Silverman, Angelina Spero, Audley Barrow, Thomas Castellano, Edward Ennis, and Edward IVilson. 4A3 Class 4A3 is spending its first term in the Intermediate Department. We feel quite grown up now that we have reached 4A. NVQ are trying very hard to keep up the good work that those before us have accomplished. Thrift has been one of our main slogans this term. Viie have twenty-two people depositing in our school bank. NVe are working hard for good at- tendance. So far we have fifteen peo- ple with 100 per cent attendance this term. They are: Teresa Byrnes. Doro- thy Dykeman, Edna Matthews, An- toinette Pucci, Edith Sandberg, Filo- mena, Serpico, Hilda Jones, Stanley Greenberg, Karl Lundstrom, Jerome Miller, Charles Munford, Albert Moul- trie, David Rigler, Allen Jones and Arthur Cooper. 4A-I This is our first term in the Inter- mediate Department. We have tried very hard to make it proud of us. All term we have been trying to keep healthy, so that we would have a good attendance record. Those ot' us who have 100 per cent in attendance and punctuality for the term are: Gus Dukas, Billy Flynn, Francis Hanover, John Nelson, Henry Podewitz, Bartholomew Tesiorieri, Frieda Ericson, Marion Gustavson, Dorothy Lewis, Edna Scliweiger, Felice Tocei. SBI Yes, the circus has come to 3B' Elephants, clowns, jumping-jacks, tigers in their cages and many other attractions. XVe are so busy drawing, cutting and pasting. Oh! it sure is great fun.