Friday, May 13, 1938
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VIII, Number 26
JUNIOR NEWS
OR.FREDERICK
FRASI SHOW
TOOVISN PIES 1 GRE
OP AS Sie (MEL
ASH | ON
Ne: k cur assembly will be our
annul show. Tk models will
wear the clothes that they > theme
selves.
The program is as follows: a play by
n girls, "Making Over of Sa-
% is Sadie, Margaret Charles,
maid= virg inla Mitchell, sunt Elizabeth ,
Oeris Holmes, Phyllis= inn Hunti jadame
Touise 4delo Corwin, The models of dress=
2 seventh graide- Dorothy Rider ,
» Gioria Stafiored,Doris
Morjerie Wright, Jes Douglas,
Merion | iy
ighth grade
The
models frem the
i resses cre, Lois
*, Elsi. Buttron,
ct Hodecker, Katherine
Glepne Smith, Jaue vavis, bhth-
viee Gould, Marilju Povser, daily Hunt ,
arbara Russell; Leila bontz, Beverly
Geraldine Paule
t from the “seventh
various thingss blouse,
- Eleanor Me Fee;
1, Bolero sets- Miriam
: Levine; Skirts-Ela ine
velohe
eighth grade ares house
Rosenthul, overalls-thtel
~~ Corrinne Edwards, blouse,
nd the junior Heh
he misics
ree of props,
@ progratts
wes, Esther Newcomb, Ro=—
Cao > COW TRY
Jupigr
HIGH PRINGIPAL
TO TCACH IN WASTING TON
On or around June 1 the principal
of Junior Hyeh, Dre Frederick, and his
family will leave for trip across the
country. Dr. Frederick is going to teach
College of Education
Dr. Frederick is
"T am not
just my car",
trking the
trailer,but
said Dre Frederick.
"T plan to take in the Rush Memorial
in the Bluck Hills, Yellowstcne Nationad
Park, Glacier National Park ond the fae
mous Grand Coulee Dam om the Columbia
River." Dro Frederick will be back at
Milne in September,
SOCL.L SRUDIZS SPONSORS
JUNIOR IIGH Ti. DANCE
ee Scionce class 7-4 is spcnsore
ing 6 i dances It will be held in the
Lyttle. om, Tuesday, May twenty-fourth
from 3:30 to 5300 P. M. The purpcse of
this dance is to raiso money in order to
plan « party for an orphcnage. The admis
Sion is ten cents for cne and fifteen
cents for a coupleo Refreshements will
be served,
Miss tHnlter will ret :s chaperones
You dontt ve to dress up, the n idea
is tc come and onj y yourself. Yo can
let yo. rself 9» do the big cpple or
dese ye Den't forget to comes
elcomes
soci] Studies pupils
+ only 36% in Milne
é@vantage of banking
i ° Bees
STUDENT COUNCin REPORT
The nominees for student council
president mic Jnmes Kirk, Mervin Pos-
enstein, 3 Pe-le ard Joe Hur Jome=
rooms voted cn when they wanted ni
parties, Tho avernge vote wis Gctcber,
rch cnd June; these were uot yot deter-
mined, The student C.uncil representatives
were
2 or 3 pertics next years
JESoTE J. CORNPLsNTER
The junicr high Crimson nd White
secured exclusive Milne interview
with Jessie Jo Gcrnplanter cn
Sta e College. He is the
ndant cf the Cornplanters of
cut pencil .nd netobook in
und a large man(six foct,
excellent vocabulary
cltingly.
"thet do you think «f Albany?" He
replied © ncisely, but . lively that it
was very 1icGe
(cont. in column 2)
&@ tc find out if Junior High wants +
[Volume VIN, Momboer 26)
nter Lyp.2]
xan.)
Jessie J. Cor
(cont, From o
Foose
Ga ha hy
Boag brit
wath heeded modas
When J asked if ho. had tra
much cuteide of the Jation
Bwered qizite a bits He often wer
York and cong! a
‘on the, reservations
° the same WAY AS the
Woodsineng They ir moetily far
aod live 4n log cabins, A few
have radios and carsy The children ere
drives by bus to neighboring cities for
schoolin
Se
Mr. Cornplanter has just written a
book, *%. nds of the Longhouse”, MThis
ous Indian myths and legends.
he is supposed to be write
Bah-Ne2Wch Mrse Henricks,
at the lew, Me
and Mrs» Henricks supplied
with infcrmaticn ubout the
recent bock,"histen for
rum";
UN
WL
aed
IMSON LD Writs
Junior High Stoff
Editor Jerome Levitz
«sscclate Editors Mir Bolce
Lueah Binstein
voan Hunting
Adele Bucacha
1 Tincher
art Editors
Club Editors
Humor Editors
Sports Editors
Circulation
23enhine Wilson
eile Gould
Melba Levine
Jcaon Manweiler
Elaine Gali
Literary &
Compesing Staff
Mimeogre hi
Geirge Gorden
Faculty .dvisey
Miss Weabseroury
TINK BEFORE WT ING
The coming electinn of the Junior
Stud ecuneil president, is meare Now
is the think seriously of who
you'd like to sce as pr
When you nominate
him up just be 3@ you like him, or ne
is your best f first, he should be
QO responsible pemn, suineone you could
time +
dontt pus
°
codure,
on student
pout ite He
uld be rather good
studies so vb he can devote moro time
to tho dutics of the president. If you
W ne that has these points, und
ce think he we ld make a good
pr dent, do your best to see that he
gets nincted, and then support him,
OTUDY
Isnt tody, Muy 14, (und #riday at
that), cud don't svmu very Lupertant
tests come In fuuwy ve you vaysct to
at above 70? Which woulu you rather
idee hone to yar parcnts, a 96 or a
ig
Aaa
rn sie
PUT.
t next years
‘Luolome VIN; Momber 26]
Le-3)
MeY 14, 35
MOVIE REVIEW
One es the
the year is
Hood
moview of
of Robin
outst
Tete adv:
filwed in ic which is
noe playing at the Strend Theatres Th
Picture contains the @ ~lights of the
book as well as o fow added touchose The
role of pin Hood is played almost to
pert i i min Errol
Ply whi Villand lends a
berfeet perforn aid jierion, The
other ink nt parts are played by wel
known actors, Por an
hes. "Pop" to see “Robt
@ 23 and so will your
ting event
Hood". Hetil
HobIn Hood" 2s one of the most exe
ictures thet Hollywood hes made
a over at Inst, and
wetre ail back to school with cir 3
ore y
cu how
Fates Rus
Tone
o iw
readers x
is here to staye
Pross Ang)
and wi tt her, i+%s
dust sy : rite apple
tree and read by Alootte
% dudy
in The
barb
5 play !
a youtd
Up about ite If
on. of the ether
Oz books. They*roe a) Good 41f you always
had a little space loft in your hoart for
a fairy storye
ais long as Spring is here I might os
woll mention Hepatica Hawks. It's ua
splendidiferous bock about a circus girl
and her adventures, 7 story will appoal
especially to girls who are tall and sone
sitive bout it: ITtt?s just waiting for you
in the Milne Lybmarye
Here's a hint to oll Nature lovers,
the trailiog Arbutus is blooming! In tho
Spring a young girlts fancy lightly turns
to how y wild flowers she can trans
plant in her hook gordon. Dor’t be suree
prised if you find covery
vo lly
I?ll leave you now to youtre spring
planting «nd hope thot the weeds aren't
the ohly things that come ups
CLUB NEWS
The Game Club played Checkers, Chess
Charlie ticGarthy, and Juries Bar, which are
some of their new gues, at their last meet
won the chess tournamont:trom-you with some of her biggest snoops.
CV6tume Vili, Number 25
SNOOPY SALLY 7
ret ali
Snoopy Sally is that odd looking per»
son with the long nose, .ou see walking
-down the halls. This week she presents
Last week I wonder if you were in
the cafeteria when Miss Habter dropped
ing. Smarty
Hunting. There is a checker tournament going
On nOWs
The Boy Scout Club is planning a hike
her tray, Boy, did everyone jump, Even
to take place 6n lay 14, the weather permit-Latin homework was left for a minute
ting. They are going out the Puller Road.
The Boys? Couxing Club made a real
spring disa at their last weetin,, straw-
berry snortcakee It tustea excollent.s
ASSEMBLY
Monday, May 9, the seventh grade
dramatics club presented a play in ass=
embly entitled, "The Szolen Prince".
Those taking part in the play were
Vilma Tubbs, Nancy Eddison, Jean Dovglas,
Esther Newcomb, Laura Dancy, Barbara Hew=
es, Jane Curtis, Elizabeth Mapes, Eleanor
McFee, “nd Mareen Schermerhorn. Elaine
Drooz announced the play and also played
the music for ite Miss Dershimer and
Miss Warren had charge of the production.
After tho play was over Lois Ambler,
and Barbara Russell played a few selec
tions on the piano,
GIRLS' SPORTS
Last Wednesday the girls of the se=
venth, eighth and ninth grades elected
baseball ains.e Jeanne Selkirk and
Ruth Mart were elected captains of the
ninth grade teams, Miriam polce and hatue.
erine Schul, Cuptuinos of wie cighth grade
teams, and June bailey and murjorie Wright
captains of the seventh grade teame The
schedule is posted on the side door of Mil-
ae. The Ss are quite good this year and
we expect a good season,
bo
i
TIED ANNUAL SATLBOAT RACE
The ililne eighth grade boys have
made sailboats that they will soon races
the races will tuke place on Washington -
Park lake, west of the bridge on the
toy desi tede It will probably take
lace somotime within the next two weeks.
contestant will be allowed to
HAC .
sractise one hour before the first race
s called, which will start at 4;15 PiM.
‘he winner of the five heats will race
n the final heat. A trophey will be
warded the winner of the race of the
ive heat winners, and 11 other winners
vill reccive medrls.
(continued in col. 2)
while students rushed to see what happene
ede
I suppose that ym have all heard
about the «accident Shirley Smith had at
Beverwyck Park last ‘Wednesdays It secms
that the other team was afraid that Shire
ley's tuum would win the geme so they tricd
killing off Shirley's tcame Their efforts
began and ended when Shirley fell and
Spriined her arm guite bedly» All we
Cun say is "More baseball to you Shirley
and next time be careful."
The boysscouts of Milne High School
seemed to be out shining itself. John
Dyer came off with high honors by wine
ning first prize in the Boy Scout hare
monica contest and Robert Mason won third
place in the bugling contest.
In our midst we heave a great ace
tore Kir, Neilen Brody, recently appeared
on the stage of the Hall during a program
by Kude Boxe
QUOTATIONS FROM A &Lay BOOK
First Victim = Chuck Cross
1-No(I'm jealous)
e2-Swell
i 3- Nice
4— Ne is a honeys
b= All right
6— I adore him
Tom Qe Ke
8- very very nice
9- ditto
10- soprano
Second victim = Nickey liitchell
1 nice guy
R= nice
S— I think a lot of him
4m 0k
5= Is he a love orc
b= Si
Yow
g=
9-5
10- very, very, very, very, nice
sweetheart?
(continued from pol. 1)
The oourse of the race will be from
the morth to the south shore west of the
bridge.Dhe first boat to touch the shore
in each ruce will be declared the winners
In case of a tice bocts will rerun the
recGe
Each eighth grade omeroom may elect
one gi as ene of three judges
of the
fo
gs
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