Prospect Hill School - Monitor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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45 THE COMPLIMENTS OF MR. M. V. HANLEY MONITOR Tel., Prospect 3774 WM. C. GRAVES Ladies' and Gents' Tailor Suits Made to Order ' Cleaning. Pressing and Remoclellng 876 I-'ELTON STREET Near Waverly Avenue Brooklyn, N. COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. E. KAMMANN Quality-Our Motto-Service A. ESPOSITO Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Imported Olive Oil 1020 St. John's Place Tel., Lafayette 5962 Near Brooklyn Ave. Tel., Main 6435 A. A. ABADARIAN CARPET CLEANING CO. Specialists in Oriental Rug Washing 13 BERU-EN ST. Brooklyn, N. WITH 'IEHE COMPLIMENTS OF The Parents of JULIAN LAZRUS COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. ANNA NELSON Tel,, Nevins 0941 M, PICOT PICOT 8: CO. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS Portable Platforms for Large Groups Panorama and Class Photos All Work Guaranteed 177 FLATBUSH AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. E A T REID'S ICE CREAM For Health and Happiness -ITS THE BEST- BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND Do Your Shopping With MATTHEW MURPHY cjo JAMES BUTLER GROCERY CO. CLASSON AVENUE AND DEAN S'I'REI1'I' Tel., Nevins 4545 THOMAS F. GRANEY Electrical Contractor Wiring for Light, Heat, and Power 12 'FI'l'H AVENUE Brooklyn. N. ll tion THE MUNI lt l when IHlll'41lllZlllf2f l I

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THIS MONITOR 47 CLASS 5A3-AMERICA'S GREATNESS tant, helps us to win the beautiful at- tendance banner. IA3 llere are the names of the children in IA3 who have been present and early every day this term: Louis Al- bergo, Gloria Ceraldi, Carinella Cite- rella, George Clayton, Jean Siegel- baum. Ilave you seen our list of names on the Honor Roll? IA-I Hllealth is better than wealth, is our motto for this term. VVe have promised to drink three glasses of milk each day, to eat some fruit and at least one fresh vegetable every day, and to eat hot cereal at least three times a week. One of our bright sayings, My daddy says that I ean't be fascinated in school 'cause I was fascinated for the Sheik Test by my own doctor when I was little. KINDIGRGARTHN-I and 2 Last October, we started serving milk morning' and afternoon to the kindergarten ehildren. There are about thirty in each class who take it regularly. The other ten refuse for one of two reasons. Either they drink at least a quart of milk daily at home or are accustomed to Grade A and do not wish to change. Lately, milk has been served in paper containers which have been converted by the ehildren into tiower pots and baskets. lVe are delighted with the marked improvement in weight and health since we started this project. Included on our list are several who are provided with free milk.

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THE MONITOR 49 UNURADED Angelina Roberts has the best rec- ord of attendance in our class. She has been absent only a half day in two terms. Matteo Pipitone is to leave us in June, as he will be sixteen then. He has always been an A boy and will be missed greatly. The boys have done some creditable wood work this past term. Joseph Rea made a set of book shelves and XYilliam Johnson some benches, while Arthur Sabbatelo has kept us supplied with passes. Last June an exhibit was held in P. S. -1. Our class contributed a large number of articles which were much admired. CHAT tContinued from Page 185 of coffee, the new members receive their language lessons. third Thursday of the month in the Kindergarten room after school. OUR HEALTH PROGRAM CContinued from Page 195 A part of our health program is carried out at play in the yard for there is indeed a close relation between the physical activity of the big-brain muscles and health progress. Even in our play we try to win, for a true American loves a winner. Number Nine has always aimed at cleanliness of person and property, and in this connection a word of praise is due the Sanitary Squads. They are ever on the alert to safeguard our reputation as the Cleanest School in Brooklyn. To this, let us add the hope that we are or soon shall be 'tThe llealthiest School in Brooklyn. A. K. EDNVARDS, Regular meetings are held 'every Health Counsellor. CLASS 5A4-THE TRIAL OF JIMMIE GERM