Public School 173 - Hudson Yearbook (New York, NY)

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PUBLIC SCHOOL 173, MANHATTAN-JUNE, 1930 THE GLEE CLUB NVITH MISS FERGUSON THE GLEE CLUB At one of our special assemblies, the Glee Club of our School, under the leadership of Miss Ferguson, with Mrs. Martin at the piano, sang Chiribiribin. Chiribiribin is a three-part song, which our children, members of the Hfth and sixth grades, enjoyed singing. We think, because of their applause, the visitors enjoyed these selections, too. We trust the program presented by our Glee Club this june will give to the little singers good-cheer and happiness. JAMES ToML1NsoN, 6A3. 'X' 'X' 'X' 'X- The Art of Singing Would you like to know how we learn to sing? First the song must come from your heart. You must feel every word you sing and try to touch the hearts of your listeners. Page Thirty-two Your tone should be mellow and full of resonance. This means that the voice must be placed forward and not have ll throaty quality. Shade your song, as an artist shades his picture. Use soft and loud tones to express your feelings. Use quicker time to give the impression of joy, and slower to express sad- ness. Usually a song has marks of expres- sion which tell you what to do. Follow these and tell your story in song to your listeners in an interesting manner. ARTHUR KAUFMAN, 6A3. 'X' 'K' N -X- Thc: joy of Music Music brings joy to the sad heart. It makes the world a better place in which to live. Think of the famous composers who spent many hours writing songs to lighten our cares. Let us rejoice that music goes on! CHARLES HAMILTON, 6A3.

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PUBLIC SCHOOL l73, MANHATTAN-jUNE, 1930 GTHE CPATROL OF 'P. In our School we have a Safety Patrol which is made up of eight squads. Our duty is to see that the children cross at the cor- ners, and to clear the streets and stairways. Our aim is to safeguard the lives of the children of our school. LEON SIEGELBAUM, 6B l. ., .U I 'l vw' Some of the Citizens of the Patrol of P. S. 173, Manhattaiz Leon Siegelbaum, Captain ...,...,............ Arthur Toro, Ist Lieutenant ...i.............. Milton Grusmark, Znd Lieutenant ...,.... 6Bl 5Bl 6Bl SPECIAL DUTY Robert Frankel, Captain ..,.....,. ..,... julius Greenstein ....,.............,...,............. Norman Grober .............,,.,..,..,................. 6Bl 5Al 5Bl Under the guidance of Miss DRISCOLL. SQUAD A-FORT XVASHINGTON AVENUE Robert Herfert, Captain ........................ 6Bl Eugene Aleinikoff . Edward' Foley . ..,. ,. Berg Kara ...,..,.. julius Levin .......,,... Arthur Werthiemer ...... ....... Myron Mainthow . Douglas Drew .,.,,.. Page Thirty-four SA5 5A4 5A5 5Bl 5A4 SAZ 5A2 S. 1 73, MANHATTAN SQUAD B-OUTSIDE YARD Ralph Howe, Captain ..,...,.,,...........,... A james Patterson ...,......., .....,.. Robert Lewis .........,. .....,i. Thomas Russel ...,... ,....,.. Barnett Miller ......... ,,...... Norman Silver .,..,.. ....,... joseph Samuely ..,....i...........,.....,,.,,,..,.... SQUAD C-l73RD STREET Lawrence Segal, Captain ,.,....,..............., William jost ..ii............... ,......, jack Helfer ,.,..,,... ..,i.... Lewis Goldman ,...,.. ......., Stanley Lewis ....., ....,,.. john Black ,i,.i..... .,.,.... ,...... ........ SQUAD D-l7-i'FI1 STREET Kenneth Lasser, Captain ......,............., ,. Urho Hill ..........,.i,i.i...,....,.i.... ........ Berne Samuels ,...........,..,..i, , , EXIT 6 Charles Ilerzberg, Captain ........, ......., Richard Cohn ......,.,....,......... ........ Richard Bates ........, .,.,,,,, llarry Van Slyke ......, .....,.. Philip O'Neil .,.....,.,.,... .i..,... Theodore Standish ................ ...,..., EXIT 7 Frank Krause, Captain ,....... ....,.., Nathaniel Reiter ......,...,,..., .,i..... Walter Diehl .,.....t... Harold Patirath .........,...... EXIT 8 Harold Aug, Captain .....,.. Frank Silva .....,,4...,....,.., Donald Grant ..,....,..... Ralph'Lungo , ....... nsgvunvsa :- 6B3 5A5 6A3 6B3 SBZ 5Bl 5A5 6Bl 6Bl 6Bl SA3 6Bl SAZ 0Bl 6AZ 6Bl 6Bl 6Bl 5A-l 6BZ 5A4 5A3 6Bl SB3 5A2 5A3 6B3 6BZ 5A5 6B2