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

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wx-vx1-sans'vsfnvvsnvs-nxnvsavs-ns4rx1 as-:sms PLTBLIC SCIIOOI.. I73 Echoes from Little Workers One by one the association of Little Folks of lBl gaily step into their little kingdom each day, to be transported to the far dis- tant land, where A, B, C's jostle each other to see how many words they can crowd into, and where those elhsh little fellows, Mr. l, 2, 3, 4, etc., keep appearing just to mix a fellow. The good fairies are with us this term. for all the Little Folks of lBl,' feel that they have been able to catch hold of the A, B, C's, and to keep in place the jumping r I, 2, 3, 4s. MARY M. FLYNN, Teacher IRI. 'I' 'X' -X' -IE Our Speech Class Our speech class is organized for children who do not speak correctly. I think it is helpful to have a class of this kind in our school. It has helped me a great deal and now I talk much better. I want to take this opportunity to thank my teacher, Mrs. Mc- Cord, for taking so much interest in me. MEl.VlN KALPAN, 4A2. 'K' 'BG -lf 'X' The Chilclrerfs Humane Army I will try to be kind to every living thing. I will feed the birds and give them shelter and care. If I had a dog, I would take good care of him. If he felt sick or cut his paw, I would fix it. AUDREY DEJONG, 3Al. , MANI IATTAN-,I UNE, l930 Heard in 1B2 At the beginning of the term we decided to form a Phonetic Club. We always enjoy our phonetic period. It is great fun to be able to pronounce big words without help. Teacher-'fRichard, why didn't you tell me yesterday was your birthday? Richard-'fl didn't want you to give me anything, Miss McCabe. Lune T. MCCABE, Teacher IBZ. M 'X' K- 'X- My Parents Our parents do so many things for us that I like to make them happy. On Parents' Day and every other day in the year I try to be good. ACY LEHMAN. ZBI. -19-X-'X--X' Our Clearifup Club Our school has started a new club. The name of it is The Clean-up Club. It is open to all the pupils in P. S. l73,' Man- hattan. The captains are two of the cleanest children in each class, one being a girl, the other, a boy. The aim of this club is to keep our city streets clean. Not only on the streets but everywhere we must try to clean up. To keep paper and garbage in the rubbish cans, is one rule we all wish to teach, so that soon our neighborhood will be the cleanest in Greater New York. DANIEL SCHLOMBERG, SA2. 925 lg 995 995 Page F orty-five

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s.ns.4vs.4rs.4ax4vs.u-suns.4v-snnxa-xnvxn-x4sx4vsnvs4 PUBLIC SCHOOL 173, MANHATTAN--IUNE, l930 usarianxnit nrsawsansavsausansnvsunsassaaxnxuxuvsarxaq GREMARKS FROM FIVE-YEAR-OLDS Kindergarten H Knows that the Fleet Is in the River 'lYesterday I saw from my window that all the warships were lit up with a bright light. HERMINE Poucn. I saw sea planes on a boat and I saw the propeller going. BILLY ISAACSON. I saw aeroplanes all in a row. LILA WEISBERG. I went with my Daddy to visit a war- ship. We went out in a little boat to the big boat. I saw the sailors talking with flags. I can show you how they did it. SEYMOUR FAUST. I liked the trains and tracks because I have them home. JULES KAPLAN. I liked the South Pole because there was ice and I like the cold, and there were air- planes. JOHN KUMMY. I liked the farm, because the cows are nice and little children are there. KELMA SHAPIRO. I liked the circus, because there were clowns, animals and a lady on a horse. JOAN FRIEDMAN. I liked the orange tree, because it showed how oranges grow. EDYTHE COHEN. Page Forty-four Enthusiasm The picture was taken at 2:30 P. M. At 3 P. M. indignation reigned. Where is the picture? Can't we take it home now? 46-K-'IG-IP Comments of Kindergarten HI after a Visit to Project Exhibit MI liked the big bridge-it was built so well and had many autos and boats. ALLAN GILBERT. I liked Com. Byrd's Expedition because I like snow and its snowy all the time. EVERETT FIRESTON E. I liked the bird houses, because I love the birds, pigeons and sparrowsf' IIAROLD LAUZNER. 49 'K' 'IG -JG Original Story Told by Marion Leiclimer, Age Six 'Years HEDITHIS FRIENDU Once upon a time there was a little girl by the name of Edith. She went to school one day and met an owl. The owl said to her, Where are you go- ing? Edith said, I am going to school. The owl said, 'lPlease, may I go with you? Edith said, The teacher wouldn't like it: but after school I'lI come and play with you. Then the bell rang and she went to school. MARION LEICHMER, Kdg. III.

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PUBLIC SCHOOL I73, NIANIIATTAN-JUNE, 1930 ..n-xnrsuxn -xnxnxn uxnxan-xuxnvsnvssnnsevxuxa ns.n-sue nxnfsnsus.nvx.nsnnsufxus4 nins,uxuxn-sux.. usa Health THE OPEN AIR CLASS UNDER THE GUIDANCE Health Ilealth! llealthl The greatest Wealth! Master of us allg With it, we can climb and buildg Without it, we will fall. jEANE'r'rE LOWENSTEIN, 5A Open Air. Page Forty-six OF A SPECIAL TEACHER, MISS ENOCH fl Glass of Wfilk A glass of milk at the ope' of the eye, A glass of milk when the sun's in the sky, A glass of milk right after lunch, That brings you health all in a bunch. AVLINE SHAPIRO, 6A3