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CRIMSON AND WHITE
FRIDAY. NOV. 29, 1940
ALBANY. N.Y Pag
THE MILNE
SCHOOL
VOLUME XI
SENIOR NEWS
NUMBER 7
{! FOUCAULT AInOULICUS
DaNUY Coin Tisns
The Annunl Thota-Itu Ad-
44 forunl affair, this
"CondLolight
place
Docenber
12:00 in
it was an-
Foucault,
m 9300 to
1 evn,
Do:
evs are on sale a
per couple,
choson
the follewing connitteeos
to assist hing
Foucault has
stra:
John Dyer,
Edvard Lang-
Martin Idwards,
: Stanloy
nan, Lawrence
Robert Shanborger,
Fred Stutz,
inp Sy
Tickets; Jerome Lovitz,
¢ iy Willian Wiley,
Robert % Barden, Arthur
Phinney, and Donald De
Nure,
Publicity: Robert Avetin,
chairman, Devid Davidson,
MILUE WILL GIVE
BASKWTS TO POOR
This year the Christ—
mas baskets are under tho
auspices of tho Junior
Red Cross, and this or-
ganization will make out
a list deserving poor
families in A lbany which
need help.
Bach homeroon will se-
lect one fanily fron this
list and will fit outa
Christmas basket of food
and clothing to suit that
family's need,
cee aha
In the regular monthly
Intersociety Council
neeting last Monday, tho
discussion of the paynent
of the Q.7.S.A, scholar—
ship was the chief busin-
ess, Ina previous meet—
ing the council set up
rules for the formation
of new societies,
Represontativeos to the
council fron the three
societies are;
Adelphoi-~Lawrence Mapes
aud Robert Shanborger.
Theta Mu--Donald Delfuro
and Edward Moghreblien,
Phi Signa--David Donlin
and David Fuld.
The members of the fa-
culty who are on this
mneil are Mr. Warren I.
Mr, Harlan W,
and Dr, Carlton
who acts as
MTLWG PARTICIPATZS
N FILM LIBRARY
Milne High school is
now a member of the State
College Film Loan Library
which is an organize tion
of fourteen school. co-~
operatively using motion
picture films,
In order to belong to
this crganization, schools
must fury the library
with a minimun of educa~
tional filn,
Uz,
Carleton A. Moose,
cor
of the org
vw stated
two thouscrnd
worth of Ziti.
Ne | student ever
a foot of it because Milne
has no sound projector,"
Oui, AN
ON
MIL RED RAIDERS
TRAVEL TO HILLSDALE
FOR OPJUIUG GAMO
The Ifilne basketball
squad will travel to
Hillsdnlo tonight to play
Rooliff-Janson in tho
first gano of tho scason,
As yot Conch Danilwitz
has not pickcd the first
toan for tho varsity.
The varsity includes
Charlos lLocko, captain,
John Dyor, Donald DeNuro,
Robort Seundors, Kirk
Leaning, John Poole, John
Jansing, Robort Olarko,
Albort Wilson, and Josoph
Funting.
Sone of tho J,.V. boys
who will probably sec ace
tion tonight aro Georgo
Edick, Harold Gano,
Waltor Griggs, Robort
Eckel, Albort Tly, Frod
Dotwiller end possibly
others,
The bus for the stus
dent supporters who will
cehocr for tho tcam to~
night will leavo at 6:00.
MEMBERS OF HI-Y
VISIT iW YORK
Eleven members of Hi-Y
loft M1baay at 6:00 A, Il,
last Snturdey in order to
arrive in Now York City
by 10:00 A.li, They wore
shown through the build+
ings and around the carne
pus of Solunbin Universi-
ty and witnessed the Com
lunbia-Colgate football
gane on Saturday aftor-
noon, Most of the Dboys
spont their leisure time
that night sight-sccing
in tho "tig city" to
which taoy said "goodby"
on Svaday when thoy
started their homeward
journey,
In the min officc, a
ge barril has bocn
cod in whieh the stu-
to put
These
Given to
x cuccs in
and Connda. They
bo distributed
ough tho Albany Branch
Maple Leaf Fund,
L sponsored by Tho
Albany Lion's Club.
ome, aporvisor, is tho
Mi iy Advisor who has
instruncateL 32
branch to
deposi.
barrel.
anotncr wool:,
CLUS TVS
tho
Arts and Oreft Club wndor
Tac menbors of
the diroetion of Ne,
Raynond ore g naay
inteorosting articles,
nod
Sone girls aro a
nor wallets and
soveral
strictiag olur
card holders,
lots of nickel or silvoz,
Othors aro nolding
ash trays,
bowls,
MILI TO HAVD
FSP ASSIUBLY
Thore will be a pop
assom>ly Wodnesdaz, Doc—
ombor 4, in tho audi-
toriun,
Tho cheorleaders will
lead tao studonts in
some cheors,
41 Go
Dr. Fredericl:
the speaker at
enbly along vith
Edwards and
Barsan, Horic Econ-
SIGUA INVITS QUIN
TO A BOWLIIiG PARTY
At the invitation of
Signa, Quin and Sigin
will havo a bowling party.
The girls will moct at
two olclock at the Pala—
tiun, Saturday afternoon,
Ruth Martin,, Signa Presi—-
dont, has appointed Helen
Coopor to arrange tcans
compote for their sociocty.
This is tobe the
first in a sories of
activities Dbotwoon Quin
and Signa,
THSTA NU AND ADSLPHOI
TO HAVE BOWLING TROPHY
me Theta Nu and Agol-
phol Socicties have de-
cidcd to have a troerchy
for the winner of 3 out
of 5 bowling matchos.
Thota Nu has
first match,
won tho
The trophy will be a
bowling pin on a black
base with a metal band
around it.
There has been a prow
posal to have a joint
Danquct and the trophy
to be givon to tho wine
ing society, Tho trophy
‘bo kept in the of-
splay.
PHI SIGHA SOCIETY
GOES BOWLING
Phi Sigma Socioty wont
Wednesday, Nov—
20, The event took
at Rice's bowling
7s. The boys dow
as follows: Jo:
Fred Dotwileor,
tt, Alan Ely,
Ge Sd 0
hohe Ee
challenges ti
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WOVIMBER 29, 1941
SaLEC? JZAMM SBLKTRI
FOR ESSAY CoilTus?
Joanne Selkirk ws
chosen as the represonta-
tive from Milne to connote
in the D.A.R. essay cone
test, One girl from each
state will win a trip to
Washington with all cx
penses paid by writing an
essay on What Life, Lib-
erty and the Pursuit of
Happiness Mean to Me,'!
This is to be entered
before January 15, with 2
picture of the represen~
tative and her name.
A new policy of giving
one girl from each judice
inl district some sort of
Tecognition was started
this year,
AMIOQUNCE CAST
FOR COMEDY
The tryouts for Colun-
bine Madonna were hold
Tuesday, November 26.
The piay is about a group
of bailct dancers who do~
cide to give a Christnas
play. ‘he plot centers
around these characters
and their search for the
right play, "Columbine
Madonna is a comedy,
> Je following poonle
havo tho prrts,
Colunbine: Jean Hove~
nor.
Pierrots Sanford
Golden,
Harlequins Gerald
Plunkett,
Pantoloons Robert
Kohn,
€cnremovche: Blancho
Packer.
is comedy will be pro-~
ad on December 20,
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JRIMSON AND Wilts
THO CRIUSON AND WHITE
clune XI lumber 7
Published weekly by the Crimson and
nite staff at the Milne School, Albany,
York,
Member; Columbia Scholastic Press Ass'n,
Capitol District Scholastic Press Ass'n.
EDITORIAL BOARD
Robert Barden
Mary Baker
Elaine Becker
Robert Kohn
Marjorie Gade
Marilyn Tincher
David Conlin
Donald Summers
Yalley Paradis
Edna Corwin
Phyllis Reed
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editors
Feature Editors
Sports Writers
Activities Writers
Josephine Wilson
Rita Figarshy Art Staff
Marilyn Potter
Alice Yan Gaasbeel:
Elaine Drooz Librarian
BUSINESS Board
Donald Sumaers Business Manager
Sanford Golden Mimeographers
Lawrence Mapes
Robin Wendell
Fred Detweiler Printer
Robert Austin Cireulation
ADVISORY BOARD
Mr, Warren I, Densmore
Miss Beatrice A, Dover
Tit CHRISTIAS PLAYS
As you all Imoy, the Annusi Cnrist-—
mas Plays will be presented in
aber 6, . Many people are
diligently toward the suééess
presentations. Let's give then
port by having an extra large attend—
ance in front of the curtain that eve-
hing.
It would be a good thing if this
year, there was no saving of svats and
running up and down the aisies, This
looks very bad, especially between acts,
This year let's help everything run
smoothiy and successfully by doing our
parts to make this year's plays the most
successful ever.
oe VELL “soit!
The Editors and Staff of th: ©
son and White extend he:
get-well wishes to Irs, 7
son and Miss Grace Martin
who are reported to be con
orably from their recent
mobile accident,
Hope to see you back soon,
risson, and lliss lartin}
Ms,
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1940
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The Film of the Week
by
Bernard Golding
Key to Ratings:
» Poor
** ~~ Good
x* Very Good
*** Excellent
xee* Extraordinary
* * * The Long Voyage Home
The Long Voyage Home, a new Waltor
Wanger production, is a compliation of
four of the plays of Bugene O!eil,
The picture, directed by John Ford, with
Thomas Mitchell, Ian Hunter, and John
Wayne in the leading roles, has an ex~
cellent supporting cast,
The entire story takes place on the
S. 5S. Glencorin, a ship which is carry~
ing munitions to the British, Durin,
the voy: German bombers and bad stormy
help to keep the story going. The idea
behind the picture is the fact that onca
the sea is your home, it always remains
sO.
The hong Voyage Home is an ex xcell]
film and ‘be ola
worthwhi i It
~~ —_———
4 Se =
LETTERS To THe EDITOR
A Reader Expresses Hope
For Assemblies
To Increase
Editor, Crimson ana
ertainment? ZIve-
but no one seoms
How about mo
ryone loves assemu
to have the tive to put on any.
There are so many ambitious people in
Milne and we have even a veritable Sarah
Bennhardt in our There is so mech
talent in Milne at 1s a shame to
have it go to lcok at ali
erested students
Jagd
BASKSTBALL PLAYDAY FOR GIRLS
Not to be outdone by the Dboys
Soward making our basketball season
slgger and botter, Milne Senior girls
jaye been arranging for a Basketball
lay. Holen Cooper and Laura fyon,
co-chairmen, have set the date as
caay, December 6, from 9 AN to 5 PM,
From Bethlehem Central and St, Agnes
High Schools 48 girls are to take part
as our guests, Tho tournament starts at
9230, followed by lunch. We provide the
Scink (cocon). During the afternoon
entectainmont in the form of a movie on
basketball technique, dancing and
various ganes, etc. is scheduled.
The co-cheirnen
following committees
hove selected the
to assist them:
Food
Phyllis Reed, Catherine Morrison, Jose~
phine Wilson, and Tdna Gorwin.
Business
Mary Baker, Ruth Martin,, and Sally Le-
vine.
Name Cards
Jean Selkirl:, Shirley Smith,
Stuart, Joan ihaveiler,
stresser, and Ruth Petorson.
Jane
Nancy Hoch-
Invitations
Marion Soulo, Valley Paradis, and Bea-
trice Raab,
Entertainment
Doris Wogatske, Jessie Doran, Betty
Miller, Ann Loucks, Joan Hunting, leah
Binstein, Marilyn Tincher, and Marjorie
Weinberg, . z
PR
BASKETBALL TAKES TH SPOTLIGHT
The Milne team has been shaping up
pretty well for the past week, Tho toan
is already to play ball tonight. Looking
around the spotlight on the basietball
floor our Captain Charles Locke looks
even better than last ycar, The new var-
sity prospects seem to have the spark of
life left behind by the departod sonior
members of the club,
Our first game will be with
Roeliff-Jansen High School of Hillsdale,
The game will be played on the Rooliff~
Jansen court on November 29, This game
may prove a breeze for the Danivwitz
coached men, just as Berlin was one year
previous. Or on the other hand, wo may
find a fight on our hands such as the
Keveny school handed us last year.
Keveny had a small gym and kept popping
fron the middle of the floor, much to
the surprise of the Red MRaiders.
Anyway, our boys are coached to contend
with real competition this year, This
year Coach Daniwitz has specifically
drilled on offensive subjects, ‘The boys
are very anxious to get in action agein.
And not forgetting our J.V., we
have quite an inexperienced squad but we
know they will be out there fighting all
the way.
ALMA
many inquiries
this year.
for many reasons,
regarding a pep bonfire
We think this a good idea
First, it will create
more school spirit, and secondly, it
will help to start our cagers on the
right foot for a good season.
Hi-Y has
all roote
sponsorad a to take
zs from Milne to Roeliff-
Jansen fur the small expense of one
dollar, which will cover the trip and
the admission. This is a good chance to
see the teai begin the season, The more
people wie turn out to < y the team.on
will certainly help us to begin on the
Win column, ‘
bus
TURKEY ey
¢
es OR é
We
BIRD GETS AROUND
. Now that Thanksgiving is ovor, wo
again have time to catch our broath,
(after having gained ten pounds), ‘The
bird gseons to be noarly finished this
week in tho form of sandwiches, tur-
koy hash, turkey pic, turkey slop-
over, end turkey goblor}
Phyllis Reod again journoyed up to
Glons Talis for a Prom and a busy wock-
end, Don't forget ol the hoc town
boys, Phy2i
Blaine Gallup, } ed Spector, and
thoir mon sooued to bes having quite a
timo at Dinty*s ono night too,
If you wollod in Herborts any night
over vacation, you undoubtedly saw many
Milnites, past and present, stag and
couples, normal and otherwiso. Stove,
Brace, AL, Art, and Snitty could casily
bo found, and Joo, Bod, John, Duncan,
Davo, Martin, otc. couldn't bo missed.
Sovoral Soniors appeared to be vory
ambitious a fow weeke ago in trying to
a jodduring Uhristmas vacation,
ing Ghanksgiving, tho Junicrs go> the
sarc a, Glonna Smith was oun of tho
nultitudo that was suecossfui in, ting
this good ovor Thanksgiving vaca: sri.
RIERE'S YOUR ¢
ie
If all the applications go through,
and you do your Christmas shopping in
the right places, you can manage to have
Milnites wait on you wherever you G0.
Arenit you the lucky one!
Saturday
birthday party.
there, and now
toon,"
night Btheleo Gould had a
The usual Juniors wore
Btholoe is "Sweot Six
It seemed good to soe former Mil-
back in town again, Botty lann,
home from Skidmore, Looked blooming,
Urie Wilber, Jackie Townsend, Doris
Holmes and Al Motz ali looked as though
Cornell was agreoing with thom, Bruce
nitos
Oiomonts and John Schambergor travolod
ali tho way down from Union Collogo,
Schenectady, Shirloy Baldwin didn't got
home from Alfred as she spont Thanksgiv~
ing with a friond in Ponnsylvania, And
soveral others didn't got home, so thoy
aron't thankful until this weokend,
The Delmar
roller skating rinks
wore wiod with Milne celebrities--cs=
poole Saturday night, Johnny Dyor
had a swoll time with a little brunctte
in red, (we don't know hor name, but you
can watch for her at the Theat Nu-Adol-
phoi.)
AAW ICE GIRLS |
ALL you have to do is writo a prize-
winning Lotter on the suboject...,
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with
Wh
These letters arc to deal
of the gonoral subjoct ‘
Grooming Means To Me!..-its
poise and porgonality and
help ne in my future
and home lifo, Thoy
the basis of tho thoug* ¢
tained in thon, not apo.
prosontation or oxpre
any
phase
The length of theso letSirs may
range from 100 to 500 words,
Write them bo
thoy will be entered.
December 4, and
Thore will be six prizes avarded,
threo to colloge winners, and threo to
high scnool winners,
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