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CRIMS ON AND WHITE
"FRIDAY, MAR. 21,1941
ALBANY, N. Y.
THE MILNE SCHOOL
SENIOR NEWS
PIUAFORS
OW ARCH 27, 26
The State College
players wii present the
8. a Gil-
and Sullivan operet-
ta in Page Tall, March 27
and 28,
The onorctta is being
directed by Dovglas Dill-
enveck and John Gardephe,
seniors at State, Other
seniors in the production
are Carol Golden, who
will play hebe, and Clar~
co Olson as Sir Joseph
Forter,
the operetta at
ice on ‘Thursday
Boers may be
Dillens
Olsen.
APTSR BUSY DAYS
ilyn a Potter,
» Corrine Hd—
was sas, Gorald Plunkott,
rd. Golding, Rita Fi-
5 Robort "Kohn, and
jorie Gadc, left on
the 7:42 a.m, train last
Thursday to attend the
Scholastic Press Associa—
tion Convention at the
Columbia University in
New York City,
On the first afternoon
the dologates heard the
addvess by lir, Frederick
urchol of the oditor—
nt of The Now
es and attended
soctional mect~
evening they
“wy Claudia, by
on with Dorothy
That
McGuire, Franecs Starr,
and Donald Cook, and thoy
then mado tho rounds of
the many orchestras play-
ing on Broadway.
SOW AND werTa DELEGATI
EI-y 10 conbucT
CARNIVAL ON APRIL 8
Hi-Y will present
their annual carnival on
Tuesday night, April 8th,
in the Page Hali Gyn,
The highlight of the
evening will be the T:
Nu-Adelphoi
game, Other
will include
basketball games, boxing,
and wrestling.
It is not yet certain,
put dancing to the music
of a nickclodian may fol--
low the program,
RETURY
IN NeW YORK
On Friday, they heard
the addresses by ai a+
: Unl, ditor, Foreign
, PM, and William 3,
1, Assistant to the
New York
, saw Fan
dined at Tne Smor—
€; witnessed the
Phillip Morris radio
broadcast, and went to
the movies,
The high light of Sat-
urday was the Convention
Iuncheon at the Hotel
Commodore. The rest of
the time was spent shop-
ping and sight seeing,
and most of the delegates
returned on the 4:30 p.m.
train.
SENIOR News
Anne lyon and
z were clect-
of the
in the last
on Monday,
Class mene
March 17th,
APRILS
THEME WILL BS INFORUAL
SAILOR DAUCZ
The annual Hi-Y GAC
dance will take placo on
Saturday, April 5, in tho
Page Hall Gym wit?: tick
ets $1.10 a covlo. It
will be an informal sail—
or dance with Bill Grat-
s ten pieco orccstra
furnishing the msic,
Nhe committees for the
dance are as follovs:
Orchestra; Josep e Wil-
rthrr Phinnoy, Al-
, Priscilla Smith,
ani Valley Paradis,
Decorations; Lois Ambler,
Marie Edwards, and Jessie
Doran,
Publicity: Charles Cross,
Rita Figarsky, Tod De
Moss, Joan Hunting, and
Marilyn Tincher,
G.A.C, BANQUET
WILL BZ TODAY
The annual banqrct of
the Girls! Athlotic Coun-
ceil will take place at
the Wellington Hotel at
6:00 P,M, this evening,
As part of the pro-
gram, speeches will be
given by the officors,
and the threo soniors
with the greatest m:mber
of athletic lettors will
be awarded G,A,C, brace—
lets,
Co-chairman of tho af-
fair are Marilyn Pottor
and Lois Ambler, Josc~
phine Wilson and liarjorie
Wright are in charge of
pudlicity, and Rita Fi-
garsky is in charge of
awards,
CRIMSOL ALD Wits
SRICLS AUD IVY CALLS
FOR SUAPSEOTS
The Bricks and Ivy
taff is calling for
nots of students and
“Malmo talon within the
past five years. The
group wor! on the year
book!s snapshot page
would lilo a large number
so thoy may obtain a good
selection,
ove any snap—
mit them to
or in the
Bricks and Ivy box on the
window sill of Miss
Conklints office. The
pictures ist be sub-
mitted by Friday, March
28, 1941.
Plc. write your
name and homeroom number
oa the back of the snap—
shot,
Pil SIGHA TO BOWL
G2IRD HATCH
of a series
¢ matches for
of Phi Sigma lit-
Socioty will take
i afternoon at
Alleys.
boys will
: Gerald
Robert Mason,
eiler, David
ert Ostrander,
21d, John Poole,
soi Allan Dly.
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QUIN'S ANNGAL BANQUET
WILL BE MAY 3
Quin's annual banquet
will take place May 3.
The committee for senior
keys is as follows; Leah
Einstein, Lois Ambler,
and Margaret Hodecker,
An entertainment for
Sigma is being planned,
It will take place after
Easter vacation, Those
on the committee are as
follows; Leah stein,
Blaine Becker, Marilyn
Thincher, Nency dison,
and Sally Hunt,
GIRLS GYM NIGHT
_Is A SUCCESS
Saturday, the
anw.al Gym Night took
piace from 7:30 to 10:00,
Zram began w
grand march and wa
followed by the fz
Cary Dancers
followed
ha.f of
—_
MARCH 21, 1°41
FATHERS AND SOUS
TO DINE SATURDAY
The annual Fathor's
and Sons! banquet will
take place tomorrsy night
at 6:20 p.m, in the Fel-
lowship Hall of th
Reformed Church,
This
aside
letters to junior and
senior varsity bas!cctball
players.
is set
each year to avard
banguct
The seniors wio0 will
receive sweaters aro as
follows: captain Charles
Locke, John Dyer, Robert
Saunders, Donald De Mure,
and manager Martin
Edwards.
The varsity Lottcermon
Alton ‘ls
ing, Joe
John Jans
s committee for this
is as follows:
Gettings,
Beckett and
Movies of the Dart-
mouth-Cornell football
game will be shown,
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‘olume XI Numbor 19
Publishod wookly by the Crimson and
‘bite staff at the Milne School, Albany,
tow Yor$:, - = tere ne nee nn tne
“embor; Columbia Scholastic Pross Ass'n To The Editor:
Capitol District Scholastic Press Ass'n
EDITORIAL BOARD The athletic program at Milne should
be greatly improved and enlarged. A
Robert Barden Editor-in-Chief high school today should not only cdu-
Mary Bakor Associato Editors cate a person mentally but should in-
dlainoe Beckor prove him physically and thus offor an
Robert Kohn outlet for school spirit and pent up
Marjorie Gado Feature Editors emotions, M e has failed miserably in
Marilyn Tinchor developing ise athletic ability and
David Conlin Sports Staff spirit of keen competition in its stue
Valley Paradis dent body, I am not informed on Milne!s
Donald Summers financial status, but what we certainly
dna Corwin Activities Writers do need is a gymnasium of our ow and
Phyllis Roed an athietic field, Needless to say,
Josephine Wilson such a program would be useless without
Rita Figarsky Art Editors a@ competent avhetic director, Coach
Marilyn Potter Hatfield 4 a in taking care of
Alice Van Gaasbeek State's athl. program, not ours. Wo
Blaine Drooz librarian need a coavh the’ would give all his
time to his job, With a gym of our own,
BUSINESS BOARD intermural sports uid flourish, and
we would be a tc turn out a good
fonald Summers Business Manager basketball club, Understand, I do not
Wondell . Mimeographers say that the cuaching now is poor and
nce Mapes all the material is good, but with more
Golden practice and a devoted coach our teams
Printer would win more bail games,
ered. at Columbia University in New York
wily last week with one common purpose
uminds that of strengthening the
of school journalism in Amorica,
noetings, at lectures, at discuss—
us. and addresses, they learned, they
iked of, thoy praised, and they criti-
ed the work of our country's young
journalists-—the newspaper men and women
of tomorrow.
zh
At every meoting, at every discuss~ With an increase in the facilities
ion, at evory gathering the preserva- for athlet the fellows vill have
tion of the freedom of the American press more opportunities to spend their time
‘was the keynote thought. inaway that tney desire, and to get
greater benefits from their loisure
Wo left Now York City feeling as- time.
ei that the journalism students wouid ;
2 tae ideal American journalists of to- time I hope to sec a fow more
morrow, and as we left Columbia's campus, studer enrolled and then it would be a
we said to oursolves: 1 thing to see Milne form a football
d play some second rate schools
"Welll Lot America voice its opin- with as many students, and thus roally
ms, Wetll lot America read sruth develop some x it while making Ililne
ssed fearlessly and unbi. andi one of the vé schools in tho vicinity,
‘11 let the American Press be & sj i--
vol of the freedom and democracy of the
American people." Edward L, Bookstein
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Lot's DANCE
As long as there will be a dance
conning wo bofore long, it might be a
coé idea if we jot down a few vital
ecoaveations,
First of all, give the dance a gay
ing. If you have to use the gym
um, don't despair over it's bigness
grayness, though that may seem to be
main trouble. Ixaggerate everything
eni the results will be superd. Make
ie setting so gay and striking that the
waests will vant to romp and play.
If you want to be a success, act as
though youlro having a good time. The
wilted oxpress ion looks well only ona
yaLlflower lalf the dance is in step-
ping out dotermined to have fun. If you
nood around the floor looking bored you
kill your chances.
Wevor forget the chaperones for
‘vo acting as hosts and hostesses
ui it would be rude to igucre them.
-foer all, they want to onjoy themselves
' \p
if
If you must journey to the powder
“room to ropair, by all means do it, but
drop in, don't stay. Your @acort
brought you to dance with him, not to
tie yoursolf wp gossiping.
Dontt loave the scene, but if you
do leave, go in a crowd, What kind of a
dance are you going to have if everyone
leaves it from time to time? this is
the occasion to be with lots of psonle
and have a good time,
Tho more things you can do to
the danco unusual the better,
shts, got ‘om out ana
up. Turning out the main ligkis and
playing tho spotlights all crc. the
floor is a lovely, dreamy idea for that
last dancol!
FASHIONS
IN THE Naws
It seems as if Spring is just
around the corner, because overyone
is sporting something aifforent.
Although John Jansing docsn!t cxactly
belong in this column wo couldn't pass
that lovely tie of his unnoticed. Yes,
we tlean the lavender one! I guess
Easter will be here soon.
Of course, you've soon the new
shoes most of the girls have, Thoy're
called "Loafers", Lois Amblor has a
new pi and she says "“thoy're so
coufortayle,"
well, they'ro tho latest
Tad you see the black one on
yn Potter Saturday nite? Wo think
it's vory bevoming, too.
The last piece of news wo had was
that tho Signa girls will soon bo wearin
new "crew caps" if the voto is »nassed,
At last, we ve able to tell the girls
of one society from the other,
Speaking of "crew caps", arito a fey
so have them, Art Phinney
: can be secn nodeling
As a rvulo, their
That goos for the
a OL.Ce a while,
mctso is "No Hats",
giris, too.
DO YOU KNOW-~-~
----- That the girls are catching right
up to the boys with their bowling scores
SEES That Jane Davis! car has actually
stayed together? -- but she still has
these March winds to think abovt.
That Wagar's has scen so of its
once more? Aftcr gym—nite
“, Jona Poole, Marilyn Potter,
Jensing, Marion Horton and Bob Olar
spent the evening there "sipping cokes",
ed That Glenna Smith was scen dancing
at the Fdgewood Friday nite, It looks
as if there won't de any dancing there
for awhile,
That a few Milnites wore scon at th
St. Patrick's dance at Stato Colloge
Friday nite, Marcia and Duncan wore seer
among them,
