CRIMSON AN
D WHITE
Volume IIT, Number 14
Milne High School, Albany, N. Y.,
Friday, January 13, 1933
JUNIOR NEWS
GIRLS’ GYMNASIUM CLsStiS INCLUDE TaP
DANCING aND RIDING INSTRUCTIONS
The girls' gymnasium course now
includes riding and tap dancing instruc+
tions
The riding class mects each Wednes-
day from 3;00 to 4;30 o'clock at the
4rmory. They have learned to stay on
the horses and how to trot. The tap
dancing classes meet from 1;00 to 2;00
o'clock on Thursday and from 3;00 to 4;00
o'clock on Friday. Both classes are
at work on Greek dances,
STAR DRaMaTICS CLuSS WILL PRESENT
PLaY IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL s.SSEMBLY
The Star Dramatics club, an eighth
and ninth grade club, will put on the
play "The Black Circle" in some future
junior high school assembly.
The play was directed by Miss
MeGoech, the club sponsor. The cast
has been rehearsing for several weeks
during the club period.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS PLaN 10
EXHIBIT PROJECTS OF PaST WORK
Records show that the Junior High
school clubs have been doing very inter-
esting projects at thelr meetings.
The Typing club is now able to do
work for other clubs, when they desire
assistance. The members of the club
typed the play which the Star Dramatics
slub will present in assembly.
The Stamp club is planning to ex~
nibit its poster collection of stamps
soon and the Library club is to display
its collection of poetry anthologies,
The Home Economics club has also hud
an exhibition. The basketball club has
been doing workouts.
Wednesday at 11:50 o'clock will
be the last time the clubs will moet
before the exmainutions, Miss Halter
announced today.
VIVIAN SNYDER HEADS MONTHLY HONOR
LIST FOR SECOND TIME WITH ‘95 %
Vivien Snyder, @ ninth grade stu-
dent, again leads the honor roll for
Junior High schocl. Her average for
the month of Decembaér is 95%.
The ninth grade has seven of its
members on the roll. The seventh grade
comes next with five, and the eighth
grade with two.
The complete list is as follows;
Ninth grade;
Walter Simmens
Ruth Mann
Virginia McDermott
Vivian Snyder
Cora Randles
Arthur Thompson
John Winnie
Eighth grade;
Jean Ambler
Jane Weir
Seventh grade;
Barbara Seeper
Virginia Tripp
Wilson Hume
Harriet Richtex
Hazel Roberts
BILL NORTON REPORTS LATEST NEWS ON
INTRAMURAL LEAGUE BaSKETBALL GAMES
Hello Everybody. This is Bill Nor-
ton broadcasting the latest news on
sports in the Junior High School.
In the Intramural league the Tigers
won the first half of the season. ‘The
Tigers won 12 games out of the 14 play-
ed and made a total of 857 points. John
akullian is the captain of the Tigers.
The Bears finished second winning sever
games and scoring 500 pionts. Bill
Ford is the captain.
The Goats are third, having been
successful in five games. ‘They have
a total of 357 points. The captain is
Leo Minkin. The Cubs team, under the
leadership of Bill Norton, is last with
four games.
The team which wins the next half
of the season will play the Tigers on
the night of March 17 when the boys
plan to have 4 sports carnival.
SY.FF FOR JUNIOR WEEKLY
Edjtor tn-chtef --Berbure Pirchenough
Mencging, Editor Ruth Mann
«SS0ci,.te Editors W.lter Simmons
Wilbur Burnes
Murg.ret Chirles
Sports Editor Walter Btes
=rt Editor Helen Nichols
Humor Editor Willi.m Norton
Exchenge Wditer Bxrolyn liellenbeck
Puolic:.tion Editors Fred Curr
John «xullicn
Lelend Belk
Circuletion Muncgers
Jumes Nesbitt
S..m Munson
Lullstin Bourd Gordon Wendell
Reporters
7th grade Helen anthony
8th grude Mie Be)!
9th grude Ci.rl Sundler
Vi.C..TION IS OVER NOW
Now that Christm.s v.cction is over
snd We huve returned we should put <.11
thoughts of it behind us ind begin to
work hurd on our studies. Exums ure
coming soon ..nd wu must p..ss with honors.
We should cooper..te with our tu:chers.
The time is pu.st for dre. ming ‘nd fool-
ing. Put your vic.tion wey -nd letts
g0 through those sx ms with flying colors.
DO WE
E .N HONOR ROLL?
Only fourteen poople of .;
tely two hundred und fifty ho.
ceuded ning recognition on the
honor roll for the list month. These
people cre honor students ond should
68 congr:.tuluted but whit ubout ull the
others in Junior High school? Special
mention should be give to the ninth
gr.der who hus led the list for two
months In succession.
«LL FOR .. BETTER P.FER
The Newspaper club n.s adopted «
fow raul for gre.ter efficiency on the
rt of the stuff ind to give the scnool
better and more complute prper. «11
members mist contribute to the psper
er le.ve the club. Those who are drop-
ped will be substituted by other repor-
ters from the nome rooms or English
cl..sses.
VJolu metiL, Number
HOW THE FCULTY SPENT CHRISUNAS
The members of the ficulty h. ve
returned from v. ricus pluces in the
c. untry whure they spent vhe recent
holid:ys.
Miss Keene ws the guest of her
brother ..t his home in Mirylind, Con-
nécticut. Miss Halter spent the holi-
dys ..t her home in St. Louis, Miss—
ouri. She s:.id she wusglad to come
cw.y from the smoke .nd scot of that
city to .lbunye
Dr. Fredericks ond Proiessor
Sayles uttended a mecting of high school
principais «.t Syr.cuse from December
28-30. rr. Fredericks ..lso spent some
time in West Virgini. with his parents.
Mrs. Florence Frear spent her vi.
ation ut Rochester. Miss Wheeling wos
the guest of her sister in New York.
Miss umelic Nicos wus 111 ut her home
during the recess. Ir. Mouse wus ut
Browster, N. Ye Bliss Mcure suid she
spent & very restful vici.tion ut her
home in Sidney. Miss Bills visited ner
home in Wh:len. Miss Mortin spent the
helid.ys with ner p rents in Chic:go.
300K REPORT
"Batter Up" by H.rold Sherman
This book is bused on the Junior
Busebill prig hich w:.s promoted by
the Nutionul .merie:nism and sppported
by the Legion Post. It isc thrilling
reproduction of Junior bisebll for boy
It shows the jealousy, friction, sel-
fishness und cluss rivi.iry which is ser
in gms. The book sims to att:.ck thes
enemies of ~o0d sportsm.nshi», It is
u story thit every boy cught to reud
becuuse it shows different djudai of
boys tn victory ind defect.
aNNOUNCEMENT 5
Dr. Fredericks wishes to Gnnouncs
to <11 Junior end senior high schoc?
students thit no cars should be p*
in front of the steps cn the Wis
t enue sntronce to the school.
Herbert Murx, «© member of home
rovm 124, his gone to Flori where
he will rem until semetime next
summer. On the diy he left he (vt
the mecsles,
\4@J
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L.L SCENE
AY ..T 11350
The Debs.tin, club, under the spon-
surship of Miss Russ, will conduct &
lw court tricl next week during the
Club period. Bob Gilson .nd Themas
Porren ‘.re in ch .rge of the urrange-
ments
75 Leo Minkin will be the judge for
the trial. Billy Breedmn, the defen-—
dunt will be assisted by his ..ttorney,
Rbert Gilsen. Thoms Prren will be
the prosecuting .ttorney. John Winnie
will be clerk. Bill Ford, Jehn Grohum,
Niel McCoy, «nd John H wkins ure the
Witnusses,
ssi
NINDH GR..uL SOCL-L SCIGNCH PUBLISHES
NEWST..PER ON SUBJECT OF J.-P.N
Ss
The ninth gridu CGi..1 science
cl.ss which mects ut 1:00 ~*clock pub-
lished . newspi.per just before voc .tion.
The p per W.s on Jup'n. Robert
Feldm.n was the vdit.r nd the members
of the clist wrote editeori:ls ond corte
tolus for the p.per. Every:ne in the
ninth gr..de received .. c.py of the prpers
Volume TIL Numbey
LICH O GL weal .. S..ILING
@RIP 4ROUND THE wORLD
{wo English 8 clesses cre now suil-
ing around the world on cn extended tour
into many foreign countries, including
Cangeda, .laska, Frence, Germany, Irelind
The itinerary includes several other
countries.The following dispitch from
one of the foreign correspondents, Ji.ne
Weir, was received today,
Canade; Our’ first sight of Canada
came et Niagare Pulls, where we visited
the Power Stations, where enormeus
emounts of electric:.1 energy are generate
ed,Wo thought th.t the policemen in Canad
looked very queer, with their brown suits
and tin huts with a leaf printed on voch.
--loska; We found this such a cold
country thet we hve been gl..d that we
prou,ht our fur cots. We have amused
ourselves here with skc.ting und skiing
und visiting lukes where we could fish,
put we didn't stcy here long.They sey
th.t in the summer ..laska is «4 very pleas
ent place to live, for there uro mny
flowers growing here.
Guim py; Lhe first pli.ce we yisited
in Germ.ny ws berlinewhe Berlin Univer-
sity 1s one of the best in the world.
Of course you know thet Germuny is
Isnown for its love for sporting. For this
reson we went to see the sport feilds
, ofWehaleolitagsed mny ruins of c.stles.
The people os Germ.ny dress ., Tor
the most purt, like us, but some weer
small h.ts with feathers in them. They
cso wer sm.ll jockets ond a kind of k
knicker punts. Some women of Berm.ny
wesr long white skirts.
SUS
Hibh..RAS
; Bill Ford Captiin eirdile Locks like cwner only dve's
e.rs «re sm.ller.
; Ruth Monn Pe nut Toy Bull Ch..ses wnything
Jekn Gr No wnee Irish Setter Devs not tuke ufter Jvhn,
the dog is sm othe
uth Truvsd..11 diggs Just dog Ee is & ccuntry ,entlem.n
BL11 Norton Teddy uirdle a Ke-mants dog? ~
Betty Nichols Bobby a mutt He hutes som much t¢
Betty thit he follows her
hee
tc sch.. 1.
W.TCH FOR THE BIG C..1 CENSUS NEXT WEEK
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