CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, February 8, 1935
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume V, Number 12
MILNE JUNIORS Nez? on courTJPhNckO R
The Milne Juniors' Basketball Team
will play a game tonight at seven
o'clock. Those on the team are : Creesy,
Hawkins, Taft, Game, Davis, Funk, Walxer,
Selkirk, Akullian, Harding, Hodacker, and
Grigs.
Following the junior game the senior
high basketball team will play a game
with the alumni. The game will take
Place in Page Hall gymnasium at eight
o'clock, The line-yp will be W. Simmons,
D. wacHarg, H. Rosenstein, R. Norvell, E.
Blocksidse, @. Smith, and-BR.Dearstyne.
CLUB NOTES
"We Want the clubs to start by Feb-
ruary 13 if possible," stated Miss Hal-
ter, Club supervisor. as yet the spon-
sors have not been chosen, but they will
be sélected in the near future. "There
have been no petitions for new clubs,but
almost all of the old ones cre still in
existence."
DO Nor
BEFORE
Halter.
FORGET 0 SIGN UP FOR
THE NEXT CLUB F
A
OD, urges
CLUB
Miss
SOME FEBRUaRY BIRTHDaYS
William Saunders Feb. 1
Miriam Buchaca ay 9
Jean Best CLS
David Ellison Wea
Janet Clark S|. ee
Peggy Norton WV 17
John Allyn Ax 17
Damia Winshurst wn
tr'a Noore a cA
Alora Beix us 25
Robert Bingham AY 26
armon Livermore " vA
Betty Homes i 27
Lynn Sims " ee29
ORS DirEal
FRESHMEN 14-8
The senior girls’ basketball tecm
defected the freshmen first team, 14-8
nesd.y. It was © fast geme with
,» Le Sipperly, C. ades, forwards,
ond J. Combrinck-Grahun, Gibson, and
owkins oS guards.
Although the freshmen tecm put up a
stiff fight with F. Seymour, E. Simmons,
and V. Tri:p cs forwards, and H. Roberts,
Be Hine, and M. Charles as guards, they
were finclly défeated,
NEWSonr-sociity p.NCE 10
BE HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
The Tri-Society Dance will be held
tomorrow night at 9 ofclock in the Recre-
ation Center. The dance will be informal
and every one is welcome. ‘Tickets will
be $1.25 per couple and may be purchased
from members of the three societies.
Russ Newkirk's Orchestra will fur-
nish music for the dance.
ORIGINaL POEM BOOK
TUSLISHED BY CLaSS
The eighth grade English class which
meets at twelve o'clock is making a book
of original poetrye There will be about
fifty ptges in it, and the members of the
class have contributed to pay the expen-
ses. Charlotte Kornit will make the de-
sign for the cover.
TEE DECIDES
It has been decided that if a
radio is purchased for Milne, it will be
@ Philco table model. 4s there are no
electrical outlets on the first floor,
the radio will probably be placed on the
second floor. The committee for the pur
chase of the radio 1s Miss Wheeling, Miss
Conklin, Miss Crooks, Miss Helter, Praf
Sayles, and Mr. Moose.
MODEL ST..GE MsADE
BY ENGLISH 9 CLASS
Wilson Hume cand Rober# Wilke, of th
English 9 class which meets at
oftclock, have built oe minicture s
It is three feet long and two feet wi
Some of its specic.l features are foot-
lights, doors, and real lighting effects,
Betty Douglas and Mary Lou Dappert
hod charge oi nocing the curtcins. The
front curt: ve dirk blue and the
side curtains cre cream color. Hezel
Roberts, Patricia Gibson, Virginic Trip),
and Elizabeth Simmons formed the comnit+
tee to furnish the stege with furniture.
fhe stage has been exhibit in
Room 5 of Richardson Hall.
on
LOST «ND FOUND
Miss Nicos requests thct the people
who have lost articles cluim them &s soon
es possible. There are keys, pencils
pins, mirrors, key books, and pocketbook.
Ft
Volume 7, Number 12
FRIDAY
CRIMSON AND WHITE
~_ FEBRUARY 6, 1965”
Editors-in-chief
Virginia Tripp Elizabeth Simmons
Associate Editor
Boys’ Sport Editor
Girls' Sport Editor
Club Editor
Student Council
Circulation Manager
Bernie Swartz
Dick Game
Virginia Mitchell
Hazel Roberts
Patricia Gibson
Billy Burgess
Composing Staff
Gordon Robinson Mildred Golden
Eernie Swartz Genevieve Williams
Fred Regan
Reporters
Estelle Dilg Jean Bush
Faculty adviser Miss Ruth BE. Moore
SPORTSMANSHIP
To be fair and honorable in all
sports is the definition the diction-
ary gives of sportmanship.
In other words it means to "play
square" and display your fine character
in the greatest game of all which is the
game of life.
When a@ game is completed the
pleyers depart for home with a sense
of victory. The winning team has won
playing, but long after the game
over the memory of the losing
m's gallant Spirit will remains
sien atter the memory of the scoring
‘wim is forgotten.
A 6racious winner and & gallant
loser conquers all, with sportsman
slipe
DID YOU KNOW THsT
Martin Creesy is commonly called
Norma because of his reseniblance to
the famous movie star?
Dre Scruloose has
Ixnay?
replaced Prof.
Alfrda "Timothy" Wheeler attracts the
attention of 411 the 9A Biology class
by persistently annoying Hazel "Blon-
die" Roberts?
4. Lois Smith is abiding her time in
the slbeny Hospital with a ccse
scarlet fever?
of
Recilla Rudnick and Harriet Richter
are planning to vacation in Plorida
efter mid-year examinations?
Thot the ninth: grudes creAtt allowed
to sleigh ride on school nights?
ony
te
The beys can have only fifteen min-
utes on the gym floor each day?
Our junior boys' team Kas lost only
one game so far this season?
NITMWIT'S NONSENSE
Please Note; all the characters in this
story ure entirely fictitious.
This is
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ney stopped: their favor
wnt for n cooling drink.
"Cocktails for Two?" Bill
"Ttd rather ficve cider," Hazel ons-
wered.
Swe
o" This remark “muy have heca
Hazel or at the cider.
to dunw
This
While they were trying
College Pee Bill whispered,
\ Hill. would you f
to climb it ean “It's so wurm o
You would tnink it was June in Jamery.
When
hill, one
they recched the
could tell irom the
tep of the
conversa-
tion that it had been « Flir tation Walk,
Bill said, ‘ith Every Breath I
fake I Dream of you."
"Better be careful or Pep Goes Your
Heart."
“"T guess Love is Just Around tho
Corner. Mey I have One Tittle Kisst" ~~
as Noy @ucus
fary's rey ly.
Times No,” was
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and Mrs. is but new 1
Nevey Had
“—“‘,et's Give Three Cheers Por Lov
and hope that ct their vex? ineeting
will find Love in Blom.
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Teucher; We brenthe oxygen every day
Whet do we breathe it
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night
Betty;
1 get that black a,
Wheeler, How did y
Virginia?
Virginia, Iwas out 1 ing for troub}
last at, and this eye wus
the fisst to find 15.
Say pep, do the ecrly birds
get all the worms?
Pop: I understand ti GC.
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Sum6 to.e
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cud hes ¢ keen ange ot
If Gnycne wuesses ‘ this,
name and the name of the person
scribed and your homeroom number
slip of paper and sand it to the
who collects them.
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