CRIMSON AND WHITE
Volume IV, Number 12
Milne High School, Albany, N. Y.,
Friday, January 19, 1934
JUNIOR NEWS
MILNE JUNIORS DEFEATED
Saturday afternoon the Milne Junig
voce defeated in a basketball game by
L?bany Academye The score was 27-10,
ie line=up for Milne was; forwards,
uwkins, Creesy, Rosenstein; guards,
‘Soy, Ford; center, Sipperly. The sub=
ptitutes were Beik, Davis, and Harding.
SCOUT TRCGP WILL HAVE
CANDY SALE
At the meeting of the Milne High
Girl Scout treep last Friday, it was
decided that the troép will have a
candy sale. This sale will take piace
Friday, January 19, in front of the
annex, The girls of the troop will con~
tribute the candy.
HOMEROOM 130 ELECTS SECOND
SEMESTER OFFICERS
Homeroom 130 has elected its @#cond
semester officers. They are as follows:
president, Lillian Ecleshymer; yvice~
president, Walter Moffat; secretary,
Miriam Freund; treasurer, Jack Craw=
ford, sergeant-at-arms, Wilbur French,
EIGHTH GRADE WINS GAME
Tuesday, January 16, the eighth grade
second team in basketball played the
seventh grade first team. The eighth grade
won with a score of 14-4.
The eighth grade team is as follows;
forwards, Margaret Charles, Betty Schultz,
and Patricia Gilson; guards, Damia Wins=
burst, Hazel Roberts, and Russila Radnicke
The members of the seventh grade veam
are: forwards, Miriam Buchaca, Vigginia
Nichols, and Ruth Selkirky guards, Liliian
Ecleshymer, Joyce Meredith, and Anna Hablin,
/ DANCING CLUB MAKES PROGRESS
, The members of the Bancing Club under
tke direction of Jane Grace have learned
to dance this semester. They have not
made any special plans for future meetings
yore
MILNE LIBRARY CITIZENSHIP
RECCED- ANNOUNCED
The following is the record of
credits in library citizenship
gained in each period in Milne High
Library from January 8 to January 16.
Monday, January 8; eight to nine
otclock, 95; nine to ten o'clock,
&5; ten to eleven o'clock, 74; twelve
to one ofclock, 56; one to two
otclock, 40.
Tuesday, January 9; eight to
nine 6'clock, 95; nine to en o'clock,
793 ten to eleven o'clock, 70;
twelve to one o'clock, 45; on to two
ofclock, 35e
Wedresday, January 16; eight to
nine o'clock, 95; nine to ten o'clock,
72; ten to eleven o*clock, 79; twelve ©
to one otclock, 54; one to two ofcloc!
55.
Thursday, January 11; eight to
nine o'clock, 96; nine %o ten o'clock
68; ten go eleven o'clock, 60;
twelve to one O*clock, 45; one to
two o'clock, 42>
Friday, January 12; eight to ni:
ofclock, 96; nine to ten o'clock, 69;
ten to eleven o'clock, 65; twelve to
one o*clock, 71; one to two 6fclock, ‘
Monday, January 15; cight to ni:
ofclock, 96; nine to ten o'clock, 80;
ten to eleven o'clock, 50; twelve to
one Gclook, 47; one to two ofclock, ‘
EOMERCOM HAS ENTERTAINMENTS
Homeroom 228 kas an entertainme:
every Friday, The president, Jchn
Gulnac, has appointed an entertainme
committee for this week. The commit.
4s as follows; Dorothy Leonard, Will
McGregor, and Winifred Mc Laughlino
Every Monday the members of the hom
room hold a business meetings
DUES DISCUSSED IN MEBTING
Homeroom 129 had a business meet
Monday, with the president, Benjamin
Parron, presiding. The main topic ot
discussion was dues, There was no de
cision about what should be donee
STAFF FOR JUNI@R WEEKLY
Editor-in-chief
Managing editor
Jonet Bremer
Richard Andrews
Associate Editors
Christina EBayreuther
Frances Bremer Lois Haynor
Ethel Fasoldt Elizabeth Simmons
Virginia Tripp
Milla Hall
Clreulation editor
Billy Furgess
Assistant
Deron Akullian
Publication Editor
assistant
John Akullian
Seldon Knudson
Composting Staff
George Farrington
Douglas McKeon
Arnold Rosent}yein
Bernie Swartz
Reporters
Ferjamin Douglas
ketty Leitch
Sylvia Rypins
Betty Sckultz
Virginia Mason Frances Seymour
Virginia Mitchell © Lois Nesbitt
Jane Weir
CHEERING
At the basketball game Saturday
night, Milne High paraded forth her
poor sports. A group of Milne stue
dents took it upon themselves to cheer
for the opposing team and boo our tentie
Do we want this, Milnites 7 NOo$oMilae
High has for many years had a good
sportsmanship records This spirit of
sportsmanship 1s a tradition of the
school, We are not going to throw our
traditions to the winds, are we ? Coro
on, you sports of Milne, and show these
backsliders what it's all about $
To have loyal Milnites on the
sidelines {s as important os to have a
good basketball team, Whether we wim
cr lose is not s0 important as good
sportsmanship at the right time, Put
yourself in the position of the team,
When they were playing and doing their
best, this group of Milnites cheered Fs>
the opposing team. It was only the super
sportsmanship of the team that made them
go on and fight and win last Saturday.
, @BEYING TRAFFIC RULES
It has been noticed lately that dis»
respect has been shown toward our. trafYic
officers» We should do something to
correct this disrespectful ottitude toward
tiaume These officers are obeying the rules
of the school, and we are disobeying them
when we refuse to listen to their warn
ings» Let us remember that we have a
reputation’ to live uo to and that we ace
not doing so by disobeying our traffic
Volume Ty Num ber 12 172)
QUESTION BOX
Questions
Should the girls' basketball
teams compete with other schools?
Answers;
Bob Gilson; " Yes. It would
improve the school spirit. With
just the boyst basketball games
the girls feel out of it.
Priscilla Simpson; "Yes. It
would give the girls experience."
Wilbur Bornes; "Yes, because
the girls of other high schools
have’ basketball teams to play the
girls' teams of other schools» Why
shouldn't our girls have teams?"
Verna Perkins; "Yes. I think
it would help to interest the pu-
pils of Milne in girls' basketball
as well as in boys’ basketball."
PIRATE ROSE 1S GOOD BOOK
Have you read Pirate Rose by
Martha Bush? It 1s @ story About a
girl and her brother who went to
live on a prairie, Read how they
conquered the scarlet fever and had
many interesting and exciting ad-
ventures. This book is in the
Milne High Librarye
Home room 124 has on enter-
tainment every Tuesday. Last Tues=
day the members of the room had a
talent program. Fortune Telling and
Dare were games they played. The
president of the club is Joan McDer-
mott, and John Hawkins is chairman
of the entertainment committee, The
other members of the committee are
elected by the classe
EXsMINATION SCHEDULE
The ninth grade examinations ar.
as follows,
Tuesday, January 30
AeM. Social Science 329,324,520
P.M. Blology yi 886,558,524
General Science)
Wednesday, January 31
AM, Elementary algebra 224,227,226,
“—~ Special " i 329
P.Mse English I 233,227,228
Thursday, February 1
336,533
ae, Latin I
t, Elementary Business
Troining 230
Conflicts in examinations shoulc
be reported to the supervisors at once
