AAA Monitors - PS 164 Alumni2016-12-02T18:21:34Zhttp://www.ps164alumni.net/forum/topics/1978143:Topic:15958?feed=yes&xn_auth=noWho remembers the Blue Berets…tag:www.ps164alumni.net,2008-09-28:1978143:Comment:199202008-09-28T01:39:41.927ZDaniel Meltzerhttp://www.ps164alumni.net/profile/DanielSMeltzer
Who remembers the Blue Berets? I remember being chosen as one in 6th grade. It was kind of a power trip. After lunch, the kids would line up in the school yard, and if anyone was acting up, you got to say: " You're pulled out!" And they'd have to stand against the chain link fence and you wrote down their name in the spiral memo pad you carried around. Being "pulled out" was like being arrested..
Who remembers the Blue Berets? I remember being chosen as one in 6th grade. It was kind of a power trip. After lunch, the kids would line up in the school yard, and if anyone was acting up, you got to say: " You're pulled out!" And they'd have to stand against the chain link fence and you wrote down their name in the spiral memo pad you carried around. Being "pulled out" was like being arrested.. My sister (3 grades behind) w…tag:www.ps164alumni.net,2008-05-21:1978143:Comment:160422008-05-21T17:08:09.914ZPeter Monroehttp://www.ps164alumni.net/profile/PeterMonroe
My sister (3 grades behind) was proud of me as well for my AAA position. remember "pulling her out of line" (very bad) but, in this case was because i had to give her her homework which she forgot. when i escorted her back to class, all her friends were asking "what did you do/why did you get pulled out?" her reply: "I was not pulled out of line, that was my BROTHER!"<br />
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Also, i remember that post (76th ave and 137th) since that was one of the 2 streets i had to cross (lived on 137th street…
My sister (3 grades behind) was proud of me as well for my AAA position. remember "pulling her out of line" (very bad) but, in this case was because i had to give her her homework which she forgot. when i escorted her back to class, all her friends were asking "what did you do/why did you get pulled out?" her reply: "I was not pulled out of line, that was my BROTHER!"<br />
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Also, i remember that post (76th ave and 137th) since that was one of the 2 streets i had to cross (lived on 137th street between 72nd and 73rd road) there were usually 2 AAA monitors there. Am pretty sure my brother Fum…tag:www.ps164alumni.net,2008-05-20:1978143:Comment:159972008-05-20T15:38:20.868ZYumiko Hoshihttp://www.ps164alumni.net/profile/YumikoHoshi
Am pretty sure my brother Fumio (class of '60) was a Tripe-A Monitor when he was in 6th grade(perhaps he can clarify this when he reads this.) I was in kindergarten then, but remember very clearly how tickled I was to see my older brother at his post and actually help us kids cross 76th Ave. at 137th St. I wanted to be a monitor too but the I had to return to Japan before I had a chance to.
Am pretty sure my brother Fumio (class of '60) was a Tripe-A Monitor when he was in 6th grade(perhaps he can clarify this when he reads this.) I was in kindergarten then, but remember very clearly how tickled I was to see my older brother at his post and actually help us kids cross 76th Ave. at 137th St. I wanted to be a monitor too but the I had to return to Japan before I had a chance to.