CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, Oct. 25, 1935
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VI, Number 2
JUNIOR
HOMEROOMS
ELECT OFFICERS
4t recent meetings of the home-
rooms officers for the first semester
were elected. The slates in the ninth
grede are as follows:
Room 130--
President--Benjamin Douglas
Vice-president--Wilbur French
Secretary--Janet Clurk
Troasurer--Jack Crawford
Student Council Representatives-Miriam
Fround and Leon rd Benjimin
Room 123--
President--W. Heyt
Vicespresident--J, Wiley
Secretrry--W. Poole
The seventh gr.de homeroom 155,
which voted tu o.11 itself the Penguin
club, elected the following officers;
President--—rnest Dixn
Secro Helen Cooper
Trecsurer=-Donild DeNMure
HUMEROOMS
Lal) aCYIVITIES
Eighth gr..de homeroom 227 is plun-
ning ¢ Hillowe"cn purty for: the h.me=
room period sn Oct-buer 50 from 11;00
© 14:00. Instead of briaging the
money for refreshments everybody is
biiuging somethiag from h-me.
Homeroom 127 hs
heving & new
the pleasure of
Supervisor, Miss Benaett.
NEVSPsPER CLUB
BELUCTS EDITORS
The mewspaper club ct the meeting
on Wednesday elected the fellcwing
stoff; Fred Regicn, editor-in-chief;
Genevieve Williams und LeRoy Smith,
2ssociate editors. They will choose
the other members of the st..ff. The
club sponsers are Miss Rosa Peters und
Miss Mary C. Hudson.
NEWS
JU: IOR HIGH COUNCIL
PLuNS KECEPLION
The Junicr High School reception
party will be conducted in Pese Hall
gym, on Novemberl, from 8;00 to 11;00
o'clock. aiter a vote in the humersoms
it wus decided thet it should be un
informel dress party.
The committees «ure
Donner atwocd, Dcris Holmes, «nd
Estelle Dilg; gcmes, Doris Welch and
Miriam Freund. Each class will give a
decuruting,
skit or talent program tuking but 10
minutes.
It wis decided in the council
meeting tix.t Student Ciuncil pins
should be purchcsed.
DaNCING CLUB
PLANS FEOGRAM
The cdvenced dincing club plins
te hive G jolly time this semester.
The members expect to ,~o to movies,
have outing pirtics, und go out to
lunches, They will practice correct
ctiquette as woll «6 good dancing.
Miss Luurita Seld is club spensor.
The officers are; president,
Newell Cross; viceepresident, Susen
Poole, svcreteary, Lillicn Ecleshymer,
treasurer, Jchn Piske,
CLUB 0 LEL.KN
ST4MP IMPORTANCE
The stcmp club expects to have a
Spe.ker from the Fort Orunge club to
give a lecture on stumps ind their
v.lues scmetime during this sumester.
The members also plan te buy a stemp
becx with money from the dues. This
bock will be kept from ye.r to year for
the use of future st¢mp clubs.
The officers cre: president,
Robsrt Natell;vice-president, Stanley
Edisou; secretary and treasurer, Don-
ald Grigs.
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FRIDAY
OCTOBER £6, 1955
STARE
Editor-in-chief--fred Regan
associate editurs--Genevieve Williams
Leroy Smith
Staff to be oarringed:
Norman andrews Eravust Dixon
Donner Atwood David Fuld
Mildred Golden
Gifford Lanta
Betty Mann
alfred Metz
Billy Mosher
Edwerd Sternfeld
Jennie Swain
fherles Barnes
Frenk Barron
alora Belk
Shirley Burgess
Jeon Bushe
John Crawford
Estelle Dilg
EDIGOR laL,
FIELD DaY
We think the boys und girls wiuld
benefit more from u field diy next
Spring than from the excursicn. In the
-first place, running around in the
fresh sir ut the field d.y exercises
is mere healthful than sitting ona
ber.te In the second place, we sould
have more money ty add to cur parties.
Finally, a field duy weuld pint cut
cur best athletes.
COACH ANNOUNCES
a THLETIC PROGRAM
Coach Goewey in cnneuarcing the
cthletic schedule siys, "The boys will
be cble to join a Firle club which is
now being firmed.
"Swimming clusseg will be held
every Monday from 2:00 to 3:00 o'clock
ct Public Bath #. Instructions will be
given in swimming, diving, «nd life
saving. The cost will be 10 cents.
“Opportunity will slso be given
for instructivn in boxing, wrestling
end tumbling."
JUDGES «NNOUNCE
CONTEST WINNERS
Ine order c-ntest is still on, On
the first flosr we unncusice th t Miss
Moorets homerzom on the first floor
ogoin wins first place, Miss Conklin's
on the secund fleor ind Miss Martin's
on the third floer.
Why net do your purt to help your
hemercom win first .pl.ce?
PEROT LED PET ETE R PREP
? QUESTION BOX ?
222 PPTPRTIPTIIITIPPVIE?
(Q) are classes arranged according to
the Gchievement test cunducted in
Richurdson hell least yeir?
classes were
marks but
(a) Dr. Frederic No,
not crringed Gccording to
according to subjects and n.mes al-
phabeticully.
(If anyone haus a questicn tc be
wnwered throu,h the Cr nh ind
White, ne shoul? write it clearly
oh u Slip cf peper to be put in
the Crim White drawer in
Miss Mocro’s oifice.]
SOCL.AL SCILNCE CLaSSES
OBSERVE COMMUNITY
The cighth gride sociel science
Glussces Gre studying about humes end
communities.
When they were explorin, cur com-
munity one cf the clisses went to the
Dudley Observatory. incther cluss gave
a purty for the little pecple ut the
Orph.n's hime, «nether one of clussus
is pl..naing to visit the slum cre: of
albiny in crder to see hew it con be
improved. The rest cf the clusses ire
pliuning to visit m.ny other inter este
ing parts of albi.nye
CLaSS MaKe
In the home ecenemics clusses the
seventh grude girls cre working cn put
holders in the sht.pe cof birnyurd cne
imuls for their methers, When they
Yinish this they ore going to mexe
articles ter themselves.
The clehth grade girls «re con
tributing to the heme deccruticns by
ming table runners, pin cushions,
und bute.u sc r@es,
DEMONSURTION PEESENTED
A demonstraticn lecture on the
proper lighting for re: ding wus given
tc the 84 Enylish cluss by Miss Wing
from the New York Power isd Light. It
teok plece in Room 5 in Richardsin
hell lest Friday, irom 12300 to 1;00.
Part of her equipment wis & sight
mete: wich when regulited by & person
would tell the .munt of lighting the
persun preferred,
