Prospect Hill School - Monitor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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50 T H E M O X I T O R D. BOLLINGER Delicatessen T68 KYASHINGTON AVENUE CIRO DI MASO Fish Market 780 HERGI-IN STREET Corner of Grand Ave., Brooklyn ' ' 1, N. X. HOP WAH FIRST CLASS Hand Laundry 6072 VANDERBILT AYENYE ICE AND COAL, Inc. ROCCO LOZITO -ll l'XDERHILL .XYENYE Tel., Nevins 6140 Copley Plaza Pharmacy Victor M. Sands, Ph.G., Prop. 234 Underhill Avenue Near Eusterll l':u'kwz1y Brooklyn, N. Y CCMPLIMENTS OF THE WELL-KNOWN F I KELDEY BAKERIES MAIN STORE AND OFFICE 655-657 VANDI-IRBILT AYENl'l-I Tel., Nevins 2364 BRANCHES AT: 110 Hoyt St., Corner Pacitiv St. 162 Tth Ave., Near First St. 43 l'11derhill AVE. 294 Granl Ave. 109 Kingston Ave., near Dean St. 1106 Nostrand Ave., Corner Maple St. 4114 Avenue D, Near East -1'5llll St. Oh, Boy! Those Danish Buttier Rings Special Experts in Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes PURITY OPEN KITCHEN, Inc Sea' Food Restaurant 100 7th Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel., South 9534 DR. MAXIMILIAN COHEN Surgeon Dentist 638 Carroll Street ClP ll'il' Fifth Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Patronize- McFADDEN'S SPORT STORE 35 Years at 202 Flatbush Avenue I leusv llll lYlOll 'VHIG AlUNl'I'UIl nl f 'men 1m,1'm111111g 2l4lYt'l'llSPI',

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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

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THE MONITOR 51 CLASS 5A OPP.-VVAKING UP THE NEIGHBORHOOD Honor Roll SBl Cilllllllfl Di Bitis. Donald lfhnery. llo- land Hudaverdi, lsidor ldoff, John Torre, Nita Carlson, Filoniena Ferraro, Jacqueline Ludwig, Mildred Olson, Dor- othy Sehroeder. SB2 John Dailey, Robert, Dodge, George Logan. Bernard Maraxzini. Franklin Matthews. Nathan Shapiro. Joseph Striana, Fay Arky. -lean llalliday. Jes- sie llollywood, Emily Kastriades, Anita Lessin. HB3 Edward Dohhins. Gertrude lsser. Despina Marayelas, Lillian Nelson, Vir- ginia Marshall. SA2 Tlleodore Hirseh, Emilia Zaza. SAI George Gianakos, Billy Needle, Jo- seph Sehiavone, Aliee Donovan, Sylvia Fershter, Alice Kanmnon, Helen Kelly, Dagma Pearson. Jean Heieh, Anna Ser- pieo. Ida La Borde. Lorraine Wf2iss. SAI! Robert Mann, Rosalind Austin. Claire Bodian, Hose Chi-sit, Aida lleiligman, Janet Low. Mildred Maelntyre. Edna, O'Brien, Bertha Ort. Anna Vitteritto, Lottie Berghofer, liiehlene flooding. SA-O PPO NAT U NIT Y -losepll Pelella. l'ldwinna Stoddard, Margaret Thorsen. TBl Howard Cohen. Keith Halliday, Mar- vin Maltz. Harold Newman. Betty Becker, Mildred Flute. lilsie Edlund,