Junior News, 1937 March 6

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SON AND WHITE

Friday, March 6, 1937

THE MILNE SCHOOL

Albany, N. Y.
Volume VII, Number 18

MILNE GYM NIGHT
TO BE TOMORROW

Miss Hitehooon hes announced the
following program for Gym Night here on
Saturday, March 69

1. Grand March --= ane Girls

Be Pirst half of girls* championship game
S. Volley Ball Game
4. Boyst boxing bout

5. Second half of girls’ championship ga-
me

« Sailors' Hornpipe -= Junior High girls

» First half of boys’ basketball game

3. Gypsy Dance -------- Senior

h girls
3» oecond half of boys' basketball game
de Social Dancing

af

PARENTS* NIGHT
TO BE liARCH 19

Dr. Frederick has announced that
Parents! Night will be held on March 19,
at 8:15 PeMe

will be delivered by Mre
assistent in the

A speech
Irwin As Conroe,

Elucavion of the

He will teik on the

and ccllegéee

The will te there to
receive torSe All rosms and

friends of
invited to attend.

Parents and
students are cor

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Volume MIL) Number ig

CRIMSON ai AEIGE PAGE 2 MARCH 5, 1937
Crimson and White Staff COUNCIL STARTS ACTION
Editor-in-Chief Estelle Dilg There his been plenty of warning
Associate Hditors Jean Bushe cbout less noise in the halls and not
Edward Langwig throwing pxpers in the Annex. It seems
Composin, Strtf Jean Tarshes this was not enough, so the Student

Miriam Boice

Van Varner

Ernest Dixon
Pronk Hewes

Alma Brown
Jaqueline Jownsend
David Fuld

Betty Hoyt

Marsha Bissiummer
Welter Grigss
Kenneth Gypson
Jerome Levitz
Cherles Golding

Humor iditor
Art Editor

Club Zditors
Mimeo.raphing

Reporturs

Student Council Correspondent
Donner atwood

Foculty Adviser Miss Ruth Moore

WE'RE TELLING YOU

In this erticle *Wetre Telling Yout
what we think of the Sgudent Council.
There have been many little sayings like
"The Council exerts too much authority",
-"I'm yor friend, can't you let me off?"
-"But you're too strict," - "Phooey, that
little rule wouldn't meke any difference."
These cre « few little points of bad cite
izenship. When your homeroom council mem-
bers were elected, you elected them on the
basis of honor and dependebilitye You ex-
pecteid them to cect for the homeroom nd to
fulfill the position to the best of théir
ability. If, the Student Council does not
do what is right, there is no point in hae
ing ony stucent orgeniz:tion. The council
members we .re gl .d to sey, are doing the-
ir part by doing what they think best for
the school. They do their parte Why dontt
yo. do yours?

CLUB NEWS

All of the girls in the Design Club
ere busily working on projects of mak-
ing cost. mese

The girls in the Girlst Athletic
club hed tac pleasure of playing out of
doorse

fhe newly elected officers of the
Dramatics club are Marion Soule, presi-
Marjorie Gcde, sscretary; and prog-

irm:n is Edna Corwin.

The
endse

girlstShop Club is m.xing book

The Sub-Deb club is planning a model
inform 1 party. The committees cre as
follows: hostesses, Marilyn Smith, Betty
Schreiner, Jone Vedder; g-mes, Dorothy
Masher, Doris Leymen, Horrict Gordon;Clo-
thes, Jane
ley Burgess; convers..tion, Helon Reese,
Betty Mann; food, Shirley Kenosten,Eloa-
nor P:rsons, Shirley Rubin; time, Betty

Phillips, Mergcret Chcse,Shir-

Council hos put < person in the annex to
tuxe momes of disorderly people. He
already hus 2 good mcny names on his
list, so those not on it had better be
more careful.

He takes your ncme three times,ind
that's all. Then you are brought before
Student Council. It wes explained to
some that if this keeps up we will have
to file in quietly, sit down, keep cll

our things together until the end of
the meeting ind then file back to our
homerooms.

This ws
by Student Council representatives
warn USe

announced in homsrooms
to

It would bec
rected this before it is too lute »
Save our freedom.

600d idea if we core
ond

Los? AND FOUND

Lost
Blown glass duck — Homeroom 228,
The Crus .des by Newh-1l - return to Nancy

Glass, Room 12%,
Black, looseleif notebook = return to Dom

rothy Ball, Room 135.

Gregg Shorthiad notebook, teke: to Miss Ni-
cos' offices

Brown wallet with initicls W.M. arnstein-
return to Norm.n arnstein , room 1266«

Quin pin - Me Js Pe = Merjorie Pond, room
333.

Derk green Parker founti in pen - tuke to
office.

Found

11 pens, 1 combination comb and file in

lecther cise, 9 mech niccl pencils,string
amber pearl beads,2. padlocks,: 6 sets of
keys.

HONOR BRIGHT

Dontt say the Crimson ind White
doesn't keep its promises. We stated
list week taat the ccst for "Do

You Believe in Luck" would be printed
in this issue, iid so here is the cast
for 224s gsigintic ehege stcge produce
tion of "Do You Belsive in Luck".

Phe cast 1s as follows; Peggy ,Cran~
don, Glenna Smith; J:ne Bradford, Barbara
Rosenthal; Jimmie Crindon, Willie Lang;
Marigold alice, Jean Heventr; a newsboy,
John Cheeseboro; Nrse Crandon, Rita Fig-
arsky; Professor Livingston, Philip Sna-
re; B

bara Russell, Crandon; :Wisg Jones,
Hgieccer's Sophy, Leila Sonts f°
oe, as Glaus Sen; and Bob Das

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