FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1939
CRIMSON AND WHITE
ALBANY. N. Y.
TLHE MILNE SCHOOL
» VOLUME IX
JUNIOR NEWS
NUMBER 11
CLUB NEWS
The Boys! Sports Club played foot-
Dad. hase the Photography Club looked at
camera magazines. They are going down
to the Albany Camera.Shop some time this
week,,...the Girls! Sports Club is plan-
ning a party,,..the Arts and Crafts Club
is making wallets, trays, clay figures,
and plates......the Movie Club looked at
photographs and movie scrapbooks.....the
Dramatics Club is practising their play.
The Typewriting Club is writing
letters,....the orchestra is getting new
pieces, They intend to start on’ them
this week,.....the Sewing Club looked at
magazines showing new hair-do's,.....the
Game Club played Chinese Checkers....the
Science Club made static electricity.
The Sub-Debs were entertained by
Pat Mann and Midge Wright who gave a
play. They are having a bridge party
this Thursday..,..the Dancing II and III
danced together this week because the
victrola is lost. The Dancing I is do-
ing the block step......the Science Club
is planning a theater party. It will be
the Friday after next, right after
school...... ..the Movie Club has elected
Katherine Shull president, Glenna Smith
treasurer, an¢ Elsa Buttron secretary,
They are planning to sce a movie soon..
the Boys! Cooking Club made chocolate
pudding this week.
PRIZE SPEsKING
The vote for junior high school
prize speaking was taken Tuesday, It is
accurate for those people who were pre-
sent, The results follow. Taylor, 4
for, 14 against; Palmer, 15 for, 6
against; Moose, 6 for, 8 against; John-
son, ll for, 6 against; Waterbury, 10
for, 8 against; Martin, 10 for; 8
against; Wheeling, 6 for, 14 against;
Wells, 14 for, 5 against; Raymond, 7 for
8 against; Hayes, 7 for, 5 against.
Total 90 f@, 82 against,
Miss Waterbury announces that there
will be a prize speaking contest in the
assembly.
TINY TIM
Tiny Tim has been limping scrounc
school in person for the last few dsys.
Alvin Binghem, who pleye:! the pert of
Tiny Tim in the Christm-s play, hes
sprcined his cnkle.
MONDAY'S .\SSEMBLY
Inst Monday the soventh grade ws
host to tho Junior High School at assen-
bly. Thoy presented a very intoresting
movie progran under the sponsorship of
Mr, Taylor, Social Studies supervisor,
First on the list was a travel no~
vie on Mexico. This included Mexican
scenery, cities, anusenents, ctc.
Next was a Grantland Rice sports
picture on "Ball and Bat," This was
about all sports in which some sort of a
ball or bat is used.
Iast, a group of pictures, which
everyone enjoyed, were shown, These were
about tho advontures of Mickey Mouse and
his boisterous friond Donald Duck,
PREVIOUS ASSEMBLY
Tho previous Monday. in assembly Mrs,
Crollin and Dr, Betz ontertained us with
very interesting talks on France and
Gornany. Mrs, Crellin, who talked on
France, told us of the schools and othor
places of intorest in France, She sail-
ed at the end of June last summer on the
Normandie.
Dr. Botz told us of the food, trav-
el, and houses of Germany, Everyone
brings food along with then wherever
they go. Bicycles are the popular means
of travel,
COMING ASSEMBLY
The play next Monday will be put on
by Miss Martin's homeroom, The play is
an original one written by Miss Martin,
The characters are as foblows:
Percival, George Gordon; Professor, Mor-
ton Swartz; Betty Boop, Nancy Hddison;
Jin, Billy Sppor; Louis, Dick Bates;
Schmeling, Nick Mitchell; Hitler, Ben
Van Acker; Chamberlain, Teddy Denoss;
Charlie, Joe Rose; Bergen, Billy Hallen-
back; Dorothy Lamarr, Rhea Kovar; Man on
Ledge, Teddy Demoss; Lehman, Russell
Langwig; Dewey, Nick Mitchell; Lizzie,
Marene Sohormerhorn; Garbo, Eleanor Mc~
Fee; Stokowski, Dick Bates; Corrigan,
Billy Soper; Murphy, Harvey Holmes; Mary
Ann, Arline Polatsky; Violet, Muricl
Welsh; Red, Russell Imgngwigs Man from
Mars, Harvey Holmes; Ferdinand, Dick
Bates,
STAFF
Editor-in~chief,.......Miriam Boice
Associate editors...... Ethelee Gould
Goraldino Paul
Boys' Sports.......... -Robort Weis
Fashions... +...Corinne Edwards
Soeur Charles Kosbob
Salas ols .+++.eMarcia Bissikumor
Mimoographing,......... Craig Wollbillig
James McClure
Circulation manager....Robort Kohn
Roportorss.ss.+s+++s06.SU0 Hoyt
Norm. Silvorstoin
Arthur Sumnors
Lost and Found,........Arnold Baskin
Faculty Advisor........ Miss Waotorbury
JUNIOR HIGH EXAMINATION SCHSDULE
The following arc the schedules for
mid-yonr oxams. Bottor start studying!
Soventh Grado, Thursday, Fob. 12
9:05 English,,..Rooms 123, 124, 126, 125
10:05 Math,.....Rooms 123, 124, 126, 135
11:05 Social Scicnee
Rooms 123, 124, 126, 135
Eighth Gradc, Friday, Fob. 3
9:05 English Rooms 123, 124, 126, 135
10:05 Math,.....Rooms 123, 124, 126, 136
11:05 Social Scionce
Rooms 123, 124, 126, 135
Ninth Grade
Tuosday, January 31
9:00 Social Scionce; 320, 324, 224, 330
1:00 Biology, 320, 324, 329
1:00 Goncral Science, 333.
Wednesday, February 1
9:00 Intin I, 127, 128, 129, 130
1:00 English I, 226, 227, 228, 233.
Thursday, February 2
9:00 Elomontary algobra 227, 228, 233.
9:00 Spocial math 226.
1;00 Fronch I, 324, 327, 329, 333.
EXAMS ARE COMING
Noxt weok wo will start our mid-
year exams. Everyone in the school has
to tako those oxaninations, At this
time of the yoar wo should try to pay
attontion in class and listen to what
the toncher tolls us about the subjoct.
We should not create a disturbance or
write notes. When the test comos sround
wo will say, "Wo didn t havo that," What
we mean is we didn t hear it. So wo
suggest that wo study and make high
narks,
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HOMEROOM NEWS
Homeroom 126 has just had a Quick
Quiz program in which the Dboys play a-
goinst the girls. The girls won. Hone-
roon 128 is carrying out the sano idea,
Again the girls won. Tho two homproons
are going to havo a baskotball gano
(boys) where the two honeroons play a-
gainst cach other, This is to be in tho
near future,
Honorson 226 is going to put ona
play sonotinc in Fobruary ontitlod Tho
Fivo Ghosts. Honcroom 124 is composing
Tho titlo has not bccn docided
upon but wo hoar it is to be about tho
suporvisors $ Honoroon 320 has just got-
ton a play called Grandma Pulls Tho
String, Nothing hns boon docided,
FOR ALL THOSE WHO LOVE TO RBAD
Thero are twonty-nine new books in
the library. Tho complote list appears
in the Senior nows of this odition, Ono
of the books Miss Eaton thought would
interest the Junior Hich student is
Scarlot Oak by Cornclin Mcigs, It is
about 2 twelvo-yonr—old boy who is work~
ing on Joseph Bonaparte!'s farn in Now
Jorscy at tho tino of Napoloon's oxile.
EGRE AND THERE
As wo walk around tho hnlls of
school wo hear quito a bit about Dick
Moll, Wo wouldn't doubt if you've wv
dored who ho is. Ho goos to A, H. S,
and scems to get around. Barbara ~
Russoll lost a bot. Wo wondor why.
now for the
you noticed
md Glenna
It is quite the fad
girls to wear lockcts. Have
the nice ones Elsa Butbron
Snith aro wearing?
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF—
—-Konny Gallion didn't try to be funny?
--Tho choor loaders didn t load the "sky
rocket" ovory tine thoy chocored in
assonbly?
=-Bob Ball didn't "horso louch"?
an Figarsky didn't woar that foather
hth arndo
tball?
wasa't token
boat tho ninth in
out of the Annox?
=-Cand;7
--The traffic squad "practised what thoy
preached"?
--Goorce Perkins host" his Boy Scout
ring?
--Bobby Clarke learned to cut frankfurs
tors (hot docs to you)?
--Boys! Ccokin=: Club got sick?
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