[Volume X% NO. 23) 0 7
CRIMSON AND WHITE
FRIDAY. APRIL 19, 1940
ALBANY. N.Y
THE MILNE
SCHOOL
V@LUME X SENIOR NEWS NUMBER 23
WHEBLOR, | STRIN ASN AOA real Mage Stee 1 ‘08, p ieh { \
Livgow) BB CAST eG Cle Ty 1 EES I BY NGrI Al ‘\
IN "WM Qo oLIFEU a | ry co) ec
Corley (SRG A
Kovert ‘,.eeler, ‘0,
was KY cont) awarded the To begin preparations
Teak in Uitford @.d- _ == for their annual’ dance,
smiths fe wus com dy, REVITAL DATS IS CHANGRD the four literary societ-
Wy Lit)", which she |
Cum ity E -yers of él | Miss Beth Hitchcock,
Dany VAL sent on May | instructor in
21 eu tle Aloeny | education, announces
Insti 73 tory «end | the Girls! Aesthet! ing last Tuesday.
Art. Whos?’ will poviray , Dauce Recital has been
the lett ¢. Tenry Ald- | changed from May 2 at Bingham has sel.
rich, the fero of the | 4 P.M, 8s previously assist him, Shi
play. Thier vart has heen | S%ated in this paper to |
played in “he past dy May 8 at 8:00 P, M, |
Ezra Stone. om the ‘ew - a a ” Theta Ih ani Robert St
York stage, oad by Jac ie ensen of 4Aedphoi,
Cooper, 41, motion ce SLATS OPYRATIC GROUP
tures. PRUSINUS "PATINCR" The societies will
hold the daace on Friday
Other ti ites to 9 2- The State College Op- evouing, Mey 10, The »ur-
pear in produs on ce Sucie is pres- oo) Wf the annual occas—
are Leah?’ .stein, by g the Gilbert and io1 is to raise maney for
and Armon ‘» \arnore, ')), Sallis an opecebva, "Yat- the %,T,5,A,. scholarship
Miss Bingt playe ue dease"” on Tharsaey whch ic awarted annually
part cf i ire, Pee Dy “Wer Aay evenings of to 4% gon > who has
Henry +s gi.\ friend, cod week da Page etl auiit- done ne most for Iilne
L. -ermore 11 por vay orium at 8540 P.M. Adm.s-| Qurires iis high school
George Bi, ow, Wen: 's sion to the production is carear,
arck. -enemy, $.50 and there are no re-
Gel By i eee served seats, (Continued from col, two)
"Twenty-five lilne
COl UAVE TS SUCCESS Those playing the girls modeled smart-lool-
Mi 1 S...JTTUS MOD.iL leading male roles are ing garments, and they
Robert Karpen, the Col- looked stunning, I was
Terchere and prinuci~ onel, Clarence Olsen, very proud of them, It
pals of schools throigh- Dunthorne, and James was successful, we had
out tie Corital Dist~ict Sherwood, Grosvenor, Miss about one hundred visit-
moled st iilne on dna Potter and Miss Al- ors."
Sat cday, vil 1% for ico Nemp portray Patience
the yal and Lady oree) respective~ Those girls who mod-
Round ly to play the leading eled clothes for lirs, Jar-
which fa female roles, sam were: Jessie Dor AN»
assert was \ory succ7ss— i
ful. Dr, 1, Frederick Cand-
lyn is supervisiag the 2, Janet Fle-
"We did a great ¢ral rusic of the production tcher, § oberts, Ruth
more on ¢ 7 film--an ani Douglas Dillenbeck Van Gaasteek, Marion lor-
library, have ¢ 2 and John Cardephe are the ton, Jane Vedder, lois
members ai. each me :er comdirectors, Ambler, Leila Sontz, Sal-
has tyo fii. ext car ly Deveraux, Catherine
each membc> will dr ne (Continued from col, one) Morrison, ‘Jancy Hochstr-
new filn, 2 expec» to asser, Doris Wogat
get four c _ve ney ch- When asked what her Margaret Chase, June Dai-
ools who il pur. 286 devartnent contributed to ly, Ccrrine Ivards, Nar-
wwe = filme oh," s ‘ed the program, Mrs, Darsam cia Jissikummer, Gretch
Dr, lioose. replied, Phillips, Betty Miller,
Margaret Keck, and Imily
(Ci atinue next colw n) (Continued next column) Sanderson,
CRIMSON Ait . TITS
QUIi AiD TA
TO COD LUSCHE: |
@-until: and
Sigma Lite: ~- Societi
for the fir - time, vill
conduct a ¢ iat lunc! on
at Jack” restau: it
Satursay, il 20, %%
12:30 ofc) =< Este .e
Dilg, Qai and < ie
Fhillips, ‘ oma are -n
charge of 4@ arra; 2=
ments for t.0 luncheor
ASSHRLY ~IsTeonsp
The jc 3 assembly
originally sheduled for
Wednesday, inril 17 at
12:35, vas stponed
Monday, Ap: 22 at 1
Inst :d </ Wednesde ‘s
assembl., oSis ieee
FPushion to 2
niath grads on "Mis<4 u-
ary Work ina,"
CLi3S P
FUTURE < IVITI
I; She x
society lac.
members 0:
upon White
their anna cuti
will close the ty
activities cthe : ar.
The outing = il] take 1 ace
ex June 1,
The Dramatics club
presented very suc <3s5-
full- "The “se Chris «cher
Beoi" as p: « of the rar—
evt's Tight »srogram, The
whole clitb - now resting
on well-ear: d laurels.
The Mil orchestra is
planning o present an
assembly - ogram to the
school thi- ring. -
are kept busy
tic.ing for is event,
Various ic lbers of the
Arts end s Clu> re
nursing b ed “finsecs.
The reaso: ‘or th:s is
that they ¢ making “ig-
ures and de wns from wet-
al, copper, ..1d wood which
involves ho mering and the
like,
The Sub- .b Club recent—
ly heard a Lecture on cos—
metics by ios, Marie Quin,
yeautician,
PAGE 2
TOWOR ROLL ANNOUNCED
BY FACULTY
The ionor roll fer the
last marking perivi is as
follows:
i0ta Grade
Waltes Gri 3s 92.35
Jdcha Peace S209
Rob: ay nier S1.U9
Su 90. 3
: 90. 3»
Bthel Baldwin 90. ¥
lltx Grade
Marian Scoure 61,53
Roosest Schawserger 90.8%
12th Grade
Florence Herber 92.84
Jean Ledeen 92. 28
AE \ aa 91.3%
DERE AND THERS
AMONG THS ALUMNI
Foster
recone
Sippe-ly,
was
Moun = v~
car that J:
3, was sles
resident of the ¢
the largest
icular organize-
tion on tke college campus.
The Outing Club sponsors a
large number of social
functions including the
winter carnival.
ise from Green
at
.
MILNE FILM STARTED
During the Parent's
Night ~- exhibition last
Friday, the first scenes
of the Milne motion pic-
ture were filmed under the
direction of Mr, Theodore
Schreiber, of the Alvany
Camera Shop, Actual scenes
from the Dramatics Club's
presenia”ion of "Te Late
Christopher Dean were
filmed first including
pack-stage activities and
the art of applying rake-
up. The members of the
props committee had the
leading roles in this
part of the film,
(Continued in column 3)
APRIL 19, 1940
th Sopho-
Wednesday
Little
t
Newbers o°
more “iac3 met
fterncon in the
e to vote on
of class ring
Walter
Joseoh
vhe ttee, shovod
feopest types
gs and conducted the
TOR RINGS ARRIVE
member
ring
s tings are at
sen Charles Company.
r Class had a
difvicult time
ing their rings,
aigeult of their stm
. a vete was taken b
vtire school to h
school rings
in
ts prevent
vrouble in
4 SCI LB
TO 3ECIN
Miss Hitchock, gym in-
structcr, announced that
he ing Gy:
Q golf
added to the sci.edule this
year. Many girls have
volunteered to try out for
it.
The girl's Te» iS Team
had its tryouts lest Wed-
nesday. The girls look
very promising this year,
Baseball seems tobe
on everyone's mind now that
spring looks ikke it's
here to stay, The girls
will trot up to De-erwyek
evety day to it the ball
avound and I im -ire the
bors will do livewise. Sy
the wey, have we any Job
Feller's in school?
(Continued from col. 2)
Following the play, ex-
hibits in the crt and home
economics departments vere
filmed in which groups of
parents and students play-
ed leading roles,
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ADVISORY 30...)
Miss Katherine B,
Wheeling
18 Sally % E, _ Young
Ve
We're all ina great hurry to be
Able to go out ond play taseball, espec-
dally on our ov campus, instead of trek-
jing up to Seavorwyck pork, or remain-
ing in the gyimasium, Of course the wea-
ther effects t)
for if there is rain or saow, we of course
must postpone outdoor acvivity.
But there is someth'ng else that ef-
fects the condition of the compus, other
than the weather which can be easily re-
medied, and that, of course, is walking
and running on the campus instead of the
sidewalks,
The faculty joins the Crimson and
White in this request, which with the
help of the weatherman should speed up
the mich waited~for baseball season,
EDITORIAL PAGE
is possibility a great deal,
[Volume ¥, No. 23,03
APRIL 19, 1940
Mh RE Ss
ner
DY MARY DAKER
I, SOCIETIZS
Milne Tigh School this year celeb-
rates {ts fiftieth anniversary. Tho Crin-
son and White, in connection w e
anniversary, | publishes today the first
of a series of articles to be written by
Mary Taker, on the history of Ililne orga
nizations,
i
Accurate information about llilne's
Societies is unavailable, as many rec-
ords have been destroyed,
Adelphoi:, .Adelphoi, the oldest d
ciety in Milne ee founded inl
the mother chapter of Adelphoi fraterni
Later, however, it was changed to a so-
ciety,
Quintillian: Althou.a the exact date of
the founding of Quintillian Literary so-
ciety is unlmown, iv was in evistence as
early as 1900, and is lmown as the first
girls! society in Milne.
Sheta ilu; This organization is the sec-
‘ond i Doys! society in Milne. The society
has a rather broken history, for after
it had been founded, it went out of ex-
istence fora while, and during this
period of time, Adelphoi was again the
only boys! society,
Zeta Sigma; Because of the lack of re-
cords, the beginning of this society is
also in the dark, but it was founded
soon after Quintillian, as the second
girls! society in Milne.
Phi Sigma: The school's newest society,
Phi Sigma, was founded in the fall of
1939, with seven charher members, It is
Milne!s third boys! organization.
PAREITS “IGT
last Friday night our parents en~
joyed themselves as guests of liilne.
Parents Wight was far more svecessful
than informer years, Congraiv\..tions
should be offered to the students for
acting as model hosts , and for pre-
ing fine exhibits in every subject.
We believe a fine impression was made
upon all guests,
The play rresented, The late Chris~
topher Dean was excellent and the Drama-
tics club should be commended unon the
revival of three-act plays in ililne,
which we hope will continue to be pre~-
sented for our enjoyment.
[Yolume X\ No. 15, ) 4] "
i
inccD
Pesci ca D DACK sm “M----
Thore war,
ways will be
as the curta
‘east all hod that tonso feeling.
had their own little worrios-
and I snpose thero a
‘onfusion back stage
is ready to riso. Tho
Bach
lines that they had trouble wi rn
‘just loads of other thi izs, Thoy all
wont through vath the pazts evon if
somo of the lines were original.
Bveryone scomed te %- running around
calling for soothing or cther---make-up
brushes, mi ; hair ('he mustache on
-rnon Livernoi.), powder .o gray the ton-
les and haiv of the older characters
with, Lip-stic’ , eye-she tow, high lights
and low lights,
Gerald Pluakett was onite perplexed
because overyone told him that he was
glamorous with groon eye--shadcw.
lave vio
over trinl to put lip-
stick on with nervous fing Vell, if
you Rayon! ts. Toaalne Lue:
your hand has calmed dow
a blushing Indian,
» you look Liie
While waiting for ci rtain tine
live a thous’ d deaths,
you
(well, anyway,
soven). You wonder wether or net you
will make the samo mist»'os you mado at
rehearsal,
Florence ‘ierber, who was lirs, llag-
‘ott, was edfraidi that the players would-
n't give her tc right cue.
Ada, who +.s portra>od by Blaine
Decker, was tiiaking that she might outer
the room on hey face rater than on her
feet,
Then the curtain s.owly opens, and
for a moment, you're struck dumb, as
soon as the ploy starts, you are no long~
er yourself, but rather cae of the char-
acters of the play.
The fun comes in bet cen acts, wien
all the kids start rushi: = aroun! be:
to change the setting, ‘the itv
do it quietly, but well, anyve
can try,
i
sv, they
wee
SLUR
I wonder if all of you obedient
Prenoh s vad are glad you're tailing
Aid. young ladies get just
after
Nonsieur
t oodles
are jus oo. cute for words.
And who can forges the charming ladies
teaching French.
Why, gosh, we almost loft ov it
one of the nicest of all - llonsi
lard (by the way, he's a swell sane:
to Brenc
5 ta
nunher of
wil \4 Bridoe?|
Well, nee are.
lavt Saturday.
4, you can or
ug at a time, tut thes is seem
to be able to get « let of te done,
besi kicking th
table, end, of co
We're glad to seo Sue (John Silver)
Roberts looking people in the eye again,
(with bot, eyes),
AFTGR Th PLAY-----
Parent's Might,
(the night our par-
ents come
yoo over), is
Seing differ.
ingtoad of ono or
) draw more of a
8 very good,
se Plorsuco Ner-
éostor's wite, aad Armon
"Davenport" livernore was himself,
rush for
that it
coming back
o make sure.)
pun the general
WAS hast ever, {a
four or five times, jus
Many of our teachers hated to see us
leave zo carly, bat just loved rushing
up to the Sesh Soiree, and getting thore
when 1% was
too hard ge
Tommy Re:
£ over, We hear it wasn!%
ng in stag, just to hear
ynolds and his orchestra,
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