CRIMSON AND WHITE
Volume III, Number 16
Milne High School, Albany, N. Y.,
Friday, January 27, 1933
JUNIOR NEWS
Junior ‘High School Students
May Change OGlubs
Clubs will start again on
February 8. If you wish to
change your club, you should look
on the bulletin board for the
room number of the club you wish
to join, go to that club, and
stay for that period. If you do
not like that club, the next week
you may try out another club.
You must decide which club you
like best, and the following week
you should joiy that club for the
rest of the semester. If you
desire to get up a new club, get
your petition from Miss Halter.
Get the people who want to join
your club to sign the petition,
and then hand the petition to the
Student Council before the meet-
ing on February 7.
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CLUBS END SEMEST@RS WORK
The Debating Club, with Miss
Russ as sponsor, has just finish-
ed a very successful semester.
They presented a very fine debate
in assembly on the advantages of
having homeroom charts.
had several debates in class.
Reports have been made on several
debates sponsored by the college.
One was the Oxford vs. State
debate. At the last meeting some
of the members staged a trial.
The Shop Club, which has been
under the direction of Mr. Ray-
mond, have made models of Chris-
Craft boats. These models are
about two feet long. Motors will
be purchased and installed in these
models.
The General Sports Club which
has met in the gym every week has
had a very good time.
have changed the sport as the
season has changed. They have
played football and basketball,
This issue of the Junior
Orimson and White was put out by
‘ the staff without the help of
Miss Styn and Miss Lewis,
sponsors.
former sponsors, retired from the
newspaper club last week.
They also
The members
WCharles Griggs
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL “"~-", *:
ENTERTAINS TONIGHT
We are expecting to'ha-;
a very good time tonight a*
the Junior High School Part;
We are going to have sotie
good entertainment consisti
of some games for priz
Graham, who is in charge of
entertainment for the partz,
has some very good ideas fox
the entertainment. There will
be a jig-saw puzzle contest.
Miss Fillingham and the Hor
Economics Department are mok—
ing the punch. Let's all come,
it will be a heap of fun.
TWO CLUBS PRESENTED
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
The Junior High assembly,
presented yesterday by the Art
Club and the Tumbling Club,
showed what these two clubs
have accomplished this semester.
The Art Club program presented <
sketch depicting Greenwich vil-
lage life or any artists! col-
ony. Members of the club
exhibited their work done this
semester, and some of the mem-
bers, acting as spectators,
bought some pictures. Those
who took part in the program
were Joan Ambler, Vida Benjamin,
Betty Potter, Betty Rendemann,
Jack Hoedecker, Paul Munson,
Gloria Dreis, Helen Tyndall,
Ruth Truesdell, “lice Wander,
Verna Perkins, Sally Tynan,
Janice Crawford, Lillian Allen,
Lillian Walk, Mary Ellen Gillet,
Barbara Knox, and Virginia Soper,
who is president of the club.
Miss Martin, sponsor of the
club, directed the sketch.
Ronald Kneller announced
the program of the Tumbling
Club. The verformance included
diving, the turning of cart z
and handsprings, and the forme-
tion of pyramids. Those who
took part were Merwyn Atwood,
‘Mitchell Ford, Foster Sipperly,
Sheldon Bond, James Groves,
Warren Knox, Erastus Davis,
and Ronald
Kneller, president. Miss Hitch
cock, the club sponsor, was the
director.
STAFF FOR JUNIOR WEEKLY
Editor in chief Barbara
Birchenouch
Managing Editor Ruth Mann
Associate Editors Walter Simmons
Wilbur Barnes
Margaret Charles
Sports Editor Walter Bates
Art Editor Helen Nichols
Hurior Editor William Norton
Exchange Editor Carolyn
Hallenbeck
Fred Carr
John Akullian
Leland Beik
Publication Editors
Circulation Manacers James
Nesbitt
Sam Munson
Bulletin Board Gordon Wendell
Reporters
Seventh grade
Eighth grade
Ninth grade
Helen Anthony
Millan Hall
Carl Sundler
THE JUNIOR HIGH PARTY
The Junior High party will
be given tonight at eight o(clock.
The party will last until eleven
o'clock. There will be dancing,
and for those that do not wish
to dance there will be other
forms of amusewents. This is the
one time of the year when all
Junior High can get together.
Naturally, we want everyone to
come and enjoy hisself. If every-
one will set aside tonicht fo r the
party and will come, then it will
be a success. And you do want it
to be a success, don't you? Of
course, youdo. After all, it is
your school and you should be
interested in its social functions.
So come on, everybody; con't forget
tonight. I'll be seeing you at
eicht o'clock in the gym.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The staff of the newspaper
to thank Laura Styn and
stte Lewks, State Collere
iors, who have been the spon-
crs of the club for the first
jester. They have helped us
eat deal in the production
ef our paper every week. The
way we can show then our apprec-
lation is by upholding the stand-—
ard of our newspaper which they
have helped us to raise.
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MILNE JUNIOR TEAM DEFEATS
SCHOOL 2% TEAM
Last Wednesday afternoon
the Milne Junior High team
played School 27 in basket-
ball. The score was 11 to 8
in favor of Milne. The sub-
stitutes of Milne played the
seventh grade team of School
27 and were defeated 6 to 4
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Last Saturday afternoon
Milne Junior High team played
the Vincentian Freshman and
they were defeated 15 to ll.
There will no more gym
classes for the bcys until
February 6, according to
Coach Baker.
SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Home Room 233 has elected
its new officers for this next
semester. They are as follows
President, Seely Funk; vice-
president, Richard Game; see-
retary, Janice Crawford; amd
treasurer, Billy Burgess. The
Stucent Council members are
the same as they re before,
Marearet Charles and Martin
Oreesy.
FOUR HOMEROOM NEWSPAPERS
ARE EDITED
This semester four news—
papers have been organized.
They are all very interesting
and everybody has enjoyed
reading them, ie home rooms
that have had them are Home
Room 127, “Inkwell"; 129
"March of Events"; "130 "Key
Hole News"; "The Star" from
Home Room 121, We hope that
these papers will continue
next semester as it is fine
to keep un the spirit of news—
paver work in the home rooms.
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