CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, Oct. 22, 1987
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VIII, Number 3
JUNIOR NEWS
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CRIMSON AND WHITE
Junicr Hiph Steff
Jerome Levitz
Miriam Boice
Elizabeth Hoyt
Miriam Steinhardt
Rhee. Korar
Barbara Conger
Ethellce Gould
Editor
assistmt Editor
Assistant EAitor
Composing Staff
Jeon Moniweller
Robert Weiss
Ruth Martin
Beverly Kemp Abt Eaitor
Stanloy Swift Circulation
Robert Rudy
Helen Hutchinson
Catherine Morrison
Jean Hunting
Sports Editors
Humor Editor
Leah Einstein Fashicns
Josephine Wilsen Bessie Bockbug
Sanford Golden Mimeographers
Robert Silverstein
Faculty Adviser
Miss Waterbury
BESSIE BOOKBUG
This week I reccommend for the girls,
When Patty Went To Ccllege by Joan
Webster. It is, as you must have ,uessed,
abcut a Girl whcse name is Patty, in her
senlor yoar ot colleze>s Patty is very
fond of playing jokes on her class mates
much to their embarrassment,but they suce
ceed in playing tricks on her also»
Oye thing that you will like abcut
this book is that each chapter is liko a
seperate story cbcut the girl. It nas
no mystery to it, yet it is as amusing
and as interesting a bock as ony other
with ¢ biguer plot to it.
Romomber the name, girlseIt is When
Patty Went bo Ccllege by Jean Websters
ORCHESTRA
411 students whe play musical instru-
ments mcet in rccm 124 on Thursdoy afternoon
at 3:20 Pe Me Milne wants a Jre High ore
chestraos It is cnly ycur cooperation thet
will givo it to use
MISS MARTIN'S TALK
Miss Martin gave an intere sting talk
the Junicr High on her trip to Europes
ioping her stay in Eur.pe, she visited Ire=
.ond, Scotland, Ineland, Germany,ond Italye
She returned thre wh the Mediterancan SBa
so Amoricae
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HERE'S TO THE RECEPTION
Well; as ycuall knew the Jr. High
Recepticn is tonight, It will be held in
the Syate College CommenseAnd it will
be frcm 6 to ile
It will be a Semi-Formal. Now don't
go home enl teil your mother that yeu
positively have te wear € long dresse You
may wear a long or a short dress, either
one is perfectoTry and make the dance a
success >
Come one, come alle
HOBB IES
Hobbies are very interestinge [
should like to name you a few which I'm
sure will interest you very much.
Ccollecting stamps is an interestin,
and practicle hobbye I*m sure it is very
fascinating tc decide what country a stamp
comes from, then to paste 1t in its place ,
but I imagine it isn't much fun when
you peste the stemp in the wrine places
ancther interesting hobby is to cole
lect shells, Some people include with the
curious shaped shells, starfish and corale
It is indeed fascinating to see beautiful
starfish which look like stars made of
élistining diamonds and to se beautiful
pink end red coral which have exciting
stories hidden in thane I'm sure you would
like to start collecting shebls, starfish,
and oorBlo
Some people like to collect curiour=-
itics such as odd shaped stones.» Still
others we find experimenting with animals.
Then egain others enjoy gathering odd locke
ing statues, cnd the like,
Have a hobby$ You will receive much
excitement and joy from cney Those who
already have hebbies cherish them dearly.
CLUB NEWS
The glee club opened their first meet-
ing by electing the follcwing officersy
President; Marion Soule
Secretary, Nancy Hochstnasser
There are two subdeb clubs fcrmed this
year. One elected the offtrers as follows:
President; Gretchen Phillips
Vice president, Glenna Smith
Secretary and Treas,:; Katherine Schulk
Of the other they are;
Presicent; Lois ambler
Vice president; Ellen Willback
Sec, &Preases Marcia Bissikummer
CRIMSON AND wHIVE
THE FASHION PLATE OF JUNIOR HIGH
Yeu probably have neticed how much
Shorter skirts cre this yoar, than the
Skirts of tho previcus yecr. To be exact
Skirts on the cverage are worn about
twelve ond cne half inches frem the
ground, providing ycu can wear them like
thise If you are shcrt, you should wear
yeur gowns between one and one half
inches below the knee. If you are ex»
ceptionally t.11 don't wear them quite
so snort.
I suppose every one is wondering
what to wear to the reception, Itm sure
that no matter what ycu wear, you will
enjoy yourself very much, However hero
are just o few pointers on how to dress.
If you are wearing a knee-length dress,
heavy wool, taffata, velvet, in fact,
practically ony fall material will do,
If you are wearin, a lon, dress, the
something holds gocde
Marilyn Petter wore © very stunning
dress this week. It was blue plaid with
buttons almest all the wey down the
fronte It was meade up of light woole
Well, don't worry toc much about
your clothes as clothes don't make the
man; it's you thet countse
RUMEMBER WHEN?
Remember when the fcllowing article
appeared in the Crimson and White?
Gongs
You're right. there wes Gn cnateur
program on Tuoscuy in Homeroom 130. Many
ta talonted pupils hac acts tc present
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OCTOBER 22, 193%
HOMEROOM NEWS
The officers in the Junior High
School Homerooms are as follows:
7th erade = Homeroom 233
Natelio Gettenger -Pres.
Stanley Hidenrich -Vice Prese
Kenneth Longwig = Sece
Betty Southwell - Treas.
Homercom 135
Dorothy Ricer ~ Preso
Patricia deRouval = Vice.Pres.
Honelad Lape ~ Secs
Edwerd Mooney = Trease
Art Room
William Soper » Pres.
Jane Curtis - Vice Pres.
Muriel Welch — Trease
Rhea Koven = Sece
8th grade Homeroom 124
dillen “ly = Prose
James Haskins = Vice Prese
Corrinne Edwards = Sece
Homeroom 326
Elsa Buttren — Pres.
R bert George - Vice Pres.
Mercia Schifferdecker — Sec.
Richard Gundell = Treas.
Homeroom 126
Gordon J nes = Prese
Robert Clark « Vice Pres.
Lois Ambler — Sec»
John Jmsing = Treas.
9th grade Homeroom 126
Helen Hutchinson = Preése
John Dyer » Vice Pres.
Joan Hunting » Sec,
Joen Manweiler = Treas,
to tho classe umcne, them were vocal solos,
attempts at comic opera, tap dancing, har=
monica solos, and bendse It was © close de=
cision but the bellots decided thet Janda
Davis cid the best bit of entertaining.Be-
hind close, ccme Fred S,utz, the harmonica
player. ‘
Hemeroom 224
Bobby Saunders = Pres.
Fred Ward = Vice Pres»
Marion Soule = Seco
Dexter Simpson = Trease
Howorgom 128
Martin Edwords = Pres.
Helen Culp = Vice Pres,
Nielan Brody ~ Sec.
Devid Fuld = Treas,
more enter=
topenotch
Let's hi pe we have lots
tainumont from Jene. Shets 4
dancers
SPORTS
at thrce thirty on Tuesday, October CESS E Tis se URGING) CONTEST
12, the cichth erece girls electod their
first and scecne scecor tecsm captains at
Beverwyck Parke The captains are Pris~
cilla Smith ond Ethel Baldwin. lveryone
Tuesday, October 19, English Class
6-4 hela a speiiling contest which wes
conducted by Miss Shear, their teacher,
There were 100 words included in the
wes vory ploasea with the chcices
After electing their captians the
two toams ployed « jome. The (ame was
close but as it ended the score was 2=25
contest which lasted about 50 minutese
The result cf the contest was thet Stan-
way Ball wony The prize was cn thet iw.
rueily worth working for,a splendid ecpy
of "Treasure Island" which was awarded
by Miss Shear, Stanley hos scmething cf
which to be really proud.
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