Senior News, 1940 January 5

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CRIMSON AND WHITE

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1940 ALBANY, N. Y.

THE MILNE SCHOOL

B VOLUME x JUNIOR NEWS NUMBER 12 |

VACATION DOINGS

Well, vacetion's over and we san
nark it uo os being a most successful
one, It would socom that everyone would

resolve thausclves to some real hard
studying efter auch busy holiday doings.

The wwo-Daster activities were
rather fov, out here they arc. Tho
vi-Y-G,A.0, conce marked the beginning
of Haster vacation and it was a great
vay to do it, It seoms that everyone
eajeyed thos os to the! limit and were
thoroughly satisfied with everything,
urally, coll good things have to come
an ond, and even thovgh it's with a
it can't spoil the fun of the
: Duncan Crook and see if he
for he hada flat tire
anco and ought to know,

Tuckily, Swift came to the rescue
and as it : so late, the girls stayed
all uight o% iprion Eorton's, Oh yes,
that wag the memorable night Marilyn

Potter lost hor Sigma pin, (to John Jd.)

Of Master was a busy day,
rit: ever going to church, and was
one of ve visiting. Sore girls

ve flowers
vox of
Priscilla

e onongh to re
were content with
to bunny.

saa) or ¢.

fmith and ley celebrated their
aster by vovling a game or tio that
voning, Protty nice, I'd scy}

The dosrs were filled up with many
rari ous such as movics, h
uwiuming, d you'd be surorised :
aunver who red home and »
verald Plu t+ how to

out
over
80

ishpar hen

vacation he had 21 tro
ould bettor start congraculuting the
cliy_boyt

Some woools were fortunate enough
to get a “from the big city of Alt ny.
Though jlorrison didn't get a tan,
she really Cid go to Florida Atlantic
City had a visitor named Mirgecet
Hodecker, who solomnly vovs +5 return
some day, and Hvhelee 4 + ant to
Boston. Of covrsc New Y¥ mulcalt go
without a fev guests aud these were

Jessis Doran and Blanche Pact

PREVIEWING THE NEW MOVIS!
with Bernie

Bernie's preview of the week:
**x*kTIAT NIGHL Ilt RIO

That Night In Rio is the amusing
story of South America, with Don Ancche,
Alice Faye and Carmen Miranda.Don Amoche
plays a dual role, that of a Sout Amor=
bean Baron and an American cafe cnter~
taincr, whose favorite act for ai
the patrons of tho cafe is imoorso:
the well ikmown Baron because of his ro-
markable resemblance to him, Tac Baron
hears of this and in order to put ovor A
big financial dcal,hires the c
tainer to take his place at
wife of the Baron, Alice Faye, doos not
notica the difference and an oxccodingly
funny situation is created, Ccicmon
Mirenda, the wife of the cafe ontortai
er, mects tac Baron and thinks he
husvand and in t 3 to waders
actions also is vory armsing.

This Twentieth Century Fox Picture
is produced in technicolor, wit
lent musical numbers by the cc
Teally be enjoyed dy Milnites
it,This picture is showing at
Theatre this veel,

Key to rating; * poor
swe good
YN Excellent
*eee outstanding

WEILL MiSs yout

At 4 A.M.
Past, UE we
havo

every morning for the
two faithful vw
to clean un the
by and Rict
they came in ae
to their folloy
first they olpnicé

on May

As and are
conscientious workers

and,
saw)

good atured
as anyone ever

In honor
follow workers
Koonz's Rest

of their retiring, their
ave a dinner for thom at
nt, The planning was
don oy M more and Miss Catherine
Kahnie, aiso cleaning women for the
college and Milne,

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