CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, June 1, 1934
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume IV, Number 31
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STUDENTS 10 GIVE CaMPaIGN S.
IN JOINT sSSEMBLY ON SEDNESDAY
Students who are running for of-
fice will give their c mpaign speech-
es in a joint assembly of the Junior
and Senior High Schools, Wednesday
at one o'clodk. Each homeroom will
choose two candidates. From these
the Student Council will choose stu-
dents who will mke their campcign
Speeches. Each Ciundideie will hve a
mancs,er who will t..1k «.bout the charse-
ter of the perscn he is supporting.
It is considered 2n offense to
* GoWn Campaign posters,
d. anyone found doing
this will be sent to sce her.
EOMEROOM WILL GIVE MYSTERY "LsY
DURING JUNIOR HIGH .SSEMBLY THURSD.Y
The ninth gré.de homeroom 121 will
present a mystery pliun in Junior High
Thursdcy, ct 11:20 o'clock,
er the direction of Miss H.lter
end Miss Foley.
Bob Gilscn will plcy the purt of
e, Lucille “armistead will be
2cn, Priscilla Simpson will play
part of the colored maid, Shel-—
con Bond, the ghost, and Ia:bel
Buchaea, Miss Sriggs. Ruth Curbill
il also teke prt in the pley.
TIONS “IIL BE
LD? JUNE 13, 14
JUNIOR HIGH ..MIN.
ELNESDY -.ND THUR
ounces the fol-
min.tions for
erades;:
Dr. Frederick
iswing schedule of
seventh and eighth
Wednesdty, June 13, 1954
Mathmatics
English
Social Sciam ce
Seventh Grade
Seventh Grade
Seventh Gr..de
8:00 1. M.
9:00 a. Me
10;00 .. M.
(7a-Room 121, 7B-Room 135, 7C-Rcom
124)
Thursdcy, June 14, 1934
8:00 ie Me Eighth Grade ki matics
9:00 seMe Eighth Grade English
10:00 4. Me Eighth Gride Socicl Science
(8i-Room 121, 8B-Rocm 155, 8C-Room
124)
411 eximin.tions not scheduled
above will be held during the last
regular meeting of Wednesdcy, June 13, Tue 12
JUNIOR NEWS
aNNUL.L EACURSION TO KINGSTON POINT
WILL START TOMORROW ..2 9:20 O'CLOCK
The annual Milne High excursion
4S Kingston Peint will start tomorrow
from the alb.ny dock <t 9:20 and
will return ct 6;15.
Students who have paid their stu-
dent taz will not hcve to py cn ex-
tre charge, but those who have not paid
the t.x will h.ve to pay eighty cents.
* POSTPONED TO
"The Degend of Sleepy Hollow",
&@ play written produced by the
seventh er.de English clusses, hcs
becn postponed to Mond-y at two ctclocx
scid today. Everyone
is invited to the pliy, which will
be given in the Pa&ee hcoll iuditorium.
GIRLS T0 HVE PICNIC S..TURD..Y
The Girls' .thletic Club will
give a picnic ct the camp of Dorothy
Viallice, *54 on the Schenect:.dy road.
The Junior High girls who cre
members cf the club nd who sre in-
vited to atteni the picnic ire;
Kosbob, Fre Seymour,
Simmons, Virginia Tripp, and Hazel
Roberts, end Frances Levitz
GIRLS H.VE F.SHION SHOW TURSD.."
Girls in the Home Economics cl..
6s, ussisted by the senior clective
class, presented «. fashion show of tie
dresses they hed made, Tuesdéy, in
the Pu.e Hull cuditorium. Some o.
the dresses were in the style of
sports, school, afternoon, negligees,
pajemeas, evening gowns, spectator
sprts dresses. Sylvia Klarsfeld w
the cnnouncer of those who exhibited
gowns.
SCHOOL 10 BEGIN SEPTEW
The summer vacation will begin
on June 15 and will end on September
24, Miss Shaver said today. The
students cre <sked to com& for their
report ds at nine otclcck on
STAFF FOR JUNIOR WEEKLY
Editor-in-chief Janet Bremer
Managing Editor Richard Andrews
associate Hditors
Christina Bayreuther Bernard Swartz
Jane Weir
Sports Editor Martin Creesy
Circulation Editor Billy Burgess
Composing Staff
Benjamin Douglas Seldon Knudson
George Farrington Gordon Robinson
Reporters
Benjamin Douglas Virginia Mason
Lois Haynor Betty Schultz
Betty Leiton
LITERARY STarF
Ethel Fasoldt Frances Seymour
Milla Hall Elizabeth Simmons
Sylvia Rypins Virginia Tripp
SCHOOL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE PAPER
Wethink that students outside of
the staff of the Crimson and White
should contribute toward the improvement
of thelr school paper. We have said be-
fore that if there is anything that you
would like expressed to the rest of the
students we would be glad to print it
if you will communicate with the staff,
We were pleased to see that one
moener of the Traffic Club replied to
one editorial which pointed out some of
their faults. We admit that we may be
unfair sometimes and the only way in
which we can find out the truth is by
sumpanications from people who know. Of
e, it 1s understood thes you mst
fa your communication before we will
int it.
The Newspaper Club is usually able
to take care of the news around the
school but there several things that
they are never able to find out. Theree
i we wish that if you know of some-
= that is going to happen which will
bly not be found out by some
er of the Newspaper Club you would
write it out and put it in the top
drawer of the filing cabinet near Miss
Moore's desk in room £29.
The only way the staff can improve
paper is by receiving suggestions
vom youe Wherefore, next year, if you
think of any way by which the
on and White may be improved we wish
you would let us know.
If we have said anything in our
editorials this year which has been un-
fair we are very sorry. This has
happened only because both sides of the
ase were not brought to our attention.
We would like to remind the students that
no one person is responsible for the
opinions and ideas that wesprint .
ns wees ATE PY
Volume, Nurnber 5 [22
EPIQUETTE QUESTION BOX
Question; Should a girl take off her
gloves to shake hands?
Answer: No, it is not necessury.
Question; Should I let a person intro-
duce me to another whom I have already
met once?
answer; Noe It's hateful to let some~
one go through the process of intro-
ducing someone to you and then you sty
merrily, "Ha ha, I've known him for
years", snd don't say, "Why I've mot
you before", when being introduced to
someone who hasn't a flicker of
recognition on his face, Wait a while
and then probe into the mystery of
where and when. It will sve ombar-
rassment.
QUESTION BOX
Question: What changes would you like
to see made in the Crimson and White
next year?
Roger Orton; I think it is very good
es it is.
Miss Halter; I think the Editorial Staff
should mect sometime besides the club
period and tcke over more of the load
of editing the peper.
Robert Campoell; I would like better
mimeograp ing.
Bernard Swestz; There should be more
cooperation on the part of the members
on putting out the paper, and the
stories should bo more accurate. I
would also like to see the Literary
Page added aguine
Mr. Raymon’: JI think the mimeographing
and cutt stcosils could be better.
Virlgnic 7 I would like to see
more noveivios in the paper, such as
the Etiguetyo oestion Box of this
year. Tho ei *crials and question
boxes shouid be brought up-to-date.
NOTICES
On Class Night, June 15, the yecr
book will be distributed to those
students who heave paid their student +
This book is a special issue of the
Crimson and White, and is published e.
year by the senior class.
sll libriry books must be returno!
by June &, Miss Enton announced todry,
after this date books may bo taken out
with special permission from the
librarian.
