CRIMSON
ee
and WHITE
Volume II, Number 9
Milne High School, Albany, N. Y.,
Friday, December 11, 1931
JUNIOR NEWS
MILNE JUNIOR HIGH BaSKETBaLL
TEAM WINS FIRST GAME IN SEASON
Defeat School 19 in oxciting con=
test Saturday nicht; plen to
play tomorrow at one
By WILLIAM LOVENBERG
Sports Editor
CRIMUON aND WHITE
The Milne High School
Junior basketball team opened the
season lest Scturdey night when
they played the first came. Their
opponent was the baskotbell team
representing School 19.
The came with School 19
wes an overwhelming victory. With
Carr scoring the first point for
Milne in the first few minutes of
play, the teem kept up an endless
stream of scoring. Both Block-
sidce end Kuhn pleyed exception: lly
food games. Masterson showed up
very well too.
The camé wes fest cnd
exciting, and closed with tho
score 24 to 7 in favor of Milne.
In the senior game with
the Troy Country Day School, Troy
was victorious with « score 22 to
17 in their favor.
Tomorrow afternoon ct
one o'clock the Junior High School
team will pley c team representing
the freshmcn from Albeny Academy,
We are looking forward
lot of good work from the
Come out and root for
for a
Juniors.
our teem!
STUDENTS FINISH FURNITURE
FOR PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE USE
The boys who were work-
ing in shop on 6 cebinet for Dr.
Frederick's office heve completed
it. The cabinet hes « finish to
meteh the other furniture in the
officc. It is now in use, and is
being used for keeping newspipers
and inportent metoricls in it,
The. boys arc now consid-
ering making « ec: binet for the
office of Miss Nicos, who is Pro-
feossor's Saylcs' scerot:ry. This
will replaces the old cc binct now
in usc therds
STUDENTS “ILL TAKE ~2RT IN
CHRISTIAS LSSEMBLY PROGRAM
Review of school taient will
fceture presentétion Wddnesday
The special Chr&stmcs
assembly program will be given
Wednesday morning at cight o'-+
clock in the Pege hall cuditoriun. .
The progrem is under the direction
of Miss Helen Helter, supervisor
of social science end director of
extrei-curriculer activities.
This progrim will be a
general review of school talent.
There will be « number of dif-
forcnt foctures on the progren,
énd meny students from thc Senior
and Junior Hirh Schools will take
pert.
Some of the events end
those who will perticipete are:
picno solo - Jene Bennett; cornet
duet - Richerd Gordon cnd Theo-
dore Metis; banjo duct - irvin
stevenson ind Rey owetting; Dience=
Irm. Komfort, Gloric Dreis, Lil-
dien allen, ond Berbére Know; tcp
dance = group of Junior Hi, h School
(irls; negro chppus - croup of
Junior High boys; ukelcle duct -
Helcon Finklo and Meble Curtiss
There mey also be «
senior high chomus end ¢ fashion
show. The master of ccremonics is
Devid Johnson.
TIBR. FY TO FEATUFE .
DISPLAY FOR CHRI S WEEK
WITH PIzYLj POEMS, & sTOLIES
As c pert of the Cirict-
mas celebretion, the Hieh School
library will feeture « display of
books of pl: ys, poems, «nd stories
of Christmis on the displiy rack.
Ti.cse books will only be cble to
be tekon out overnisht while on
displey, Miss Betscy Keone, Lib=
rericn, cnnounced.
There are no new books
which -cve been added to the lib-
rary rocontly, but Miss Keen hopes
to have «bout fifty dollers worth
of new books ready by Jenucry. These
will be mostly of fiction and trav-
el. Just before they will be
ready, Gn ¢nnouncement will cp-
posr in this paper. Miss Keene re-
eoived much now information from
Mrs, Bucker's lecture last weok,
CRIMSON ».ND WHITS
Junior News
THES BOARD
Dorothy Hoornbeck Sditor
Babbara Birchenough
: ~ssociate Bditor
Leo Minkin ssociate dditor
William Lowenbe. Tditor
Carolyn saattics Gdi tor
Sara, cess Jaitor
wonager
tha vordon,
Seldon Kaudsc an srahan,
Dunton Tyna ah Gibson, Lcslie
Bipperler, ude healer, Fred-
erick Cars er Bates, Della
¢, warion Co oper
Leland Beik, Gros
2iton Bond,
Fogsy
bord,
Olyn nodlienbeck, Tiloa Faskine,
James Grover and Juchud haskins.
RETURN BOOKS FRO: TLY
In alnost evory class
eE that little whi to elipé
it se
have b¢
one of th
hae failed te :
the libeary on
feoular student
classroom to sec about it, aie
sone of the poriod's work, of which
every bit is valuable, especially
at thie t of the yecr, whon we
tine.
2 to les we tre ol
cing
are nearing the January exaninations.
Not ceturning books
promptly deprives sone one else
who neede the book of the priv-
ilezgeo of using it.
It also cakes moro work
for the librarian o has extra
duty of making out white sliys to
cbll students to hei.
When you don't roturn
books on tine; you sre very apt
to aisplace it, and in that way
you may lose that book, Since it
belon3s to the library of tho
school you arg respensible for
it and .ust pay if it ie lost,
It ie hoped that ev-
eryone hereartor will try to re-
turn their borrowcd library
books sore promptly.
Keep annex Clean
again we call atten-
tion to the throwing of waste
Papers on the floor of the snncx.
It has been deemdd that this has
Zone tod far. Soze people throw
their papers at the baskst, and
if they aiss foil to pick thon
up.
Others kick tho
basket, thus causng soce of the
Volume IE
Number
papers to fall out. These are be
not picked up.
It is impossble to eat
your lunches when the place is
dirty with waste papers. It is
for the benerit pf those students
who do eatin the annex that the
plea is sade to "Keep annex Clean"
We hope cveryone will
cooperate with this motte in
rogard to tho .nnox.
Newspaper Club will mkake Vistt
To albany tvening News Plant
Tomorrow idorning; Sponors Say
h school
$s on
:00 to
a trip
Nowepaper
at 16:00
Tac Junior ae
Newspaper Club which ae
foSernoon eens
in itilno
ivina Lewis,
roej. will con-
ers through
High -€cho0i,
and wir, Yernar
duct the club se
tne plant.
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The a
at school at ten
procced to the nere the y
Will soe the i or the "buol
stage"of a real newspaper officc.
They will see how
the paper is printed, how puctures
are nude, and how type is set,
idiss Halter has in-
vited to accoapang the club on i
its excursion tomorrow.
mbers will aeet
Lock and will
STUDENTS TO TsK3 PaRT IN ..NNU.L
HIGH >CHOOL CHHISTu.S PL.YS
Bight students of the
liilne Junior High school will take
part in a play to be given with
the cnnucl Christmas plays Thure-
day nizht at cight o'clocxe in the
guditoriuso?® Page hall, wise
mary Conklin, woo is in charge of
the pleys, saia today.
The pley is “"Neigh-
bors", by Zona Gale. Miss Cath-
erino Traver, a StateCollege sen-
ior, is coaching the play, It is
@ comedy, und the scene ieleid in
a& country town.
Mis!
The cast includes:
abel - Gertrude Wheeler; Gran
Jen Graham; Szre Williens -
Green; Peter - urthur Thompson;
Inez «abel - Helen Gibson; wis!
luorsn - atery Yorks alte’ Trot - Is-
abel Simpson; and idis' J3lisworth
Micrioan Cooper,
Junior High School stud-
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HOMS ROOMS 2LaN TO HaV3
CHalbTiuas CILIBRaATION:,
Will give Gifts to ilembers of
Class--Plan a Basket For
Poor Families.
Home Room 135 is going to have
a Christmas program. They aleo
are going to have a Christmas
tox which will be given to some
poor family. Tuesday,December 1,
they discussed the topic of ed-
ucation and all enjoyed the dis-
cussion very much.
Eome Room 320 has not yet de-
cided if they want a Christmas
party and if they want to fix a
box for a poor family.
They have certain days they
study and sometimes sir. iloose
gives talxa,. wr. loose is the
critic for room 320. Before tests
they review and this helps them
very much. The members hope for a
successful year and hope to do
much to make it one.
Home Room 130 has ;lanned to
give a Christmas basket to some
poor family. They have drawn
lots to bring presents to each
other. #urthsrmore they have de-
cided to organize a Christmas pr6
grom with a play.
Home Room 229, after changing
their schedule several times has
at last settled on this: Monday,
work on "Pencil"; Tuesday,help
iiss Keene; Wednesday,study;
Thursday,program; #riday, bus-
iness meeting.
Home Room 123 is going to
give & Christmas box to some
Orphan asylum. The toys cre
goinz to maxe the box during
shop periods. They are also
planning to have a Christmas
tree and give presents to euch
other.
On ionday, Tuesday and wriday
the girls of Home Room 12] have
hygiene. The boys go to the Li-
brery. On Thursday they have a
business meeting and either work
on their newspaper or have a
program. They call the home rooa,
"The Star."
The girls of Home Room 129
are having hygiene lessons and
the boys go to the library to
study.
Gali? CLUB PLaYS it:Ni INDOOR
Guli3S aND DRsRNS NOW SPOATS.
The game club has bevn play-
ing chess,checkers and many in-
door games. They learn to play
these games and have contests,
Roger dilliams id@ the president
of the club.
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SOCIaL SCIUNCT CL..SS umber
EAB DiualalLosT lon,
Hinth Grade Studies Russia-Grade
Seven studies the Industrial
Revolution.
Mise Smith's class in Social
Seience is giving a play,"« Sess-
ion of the World Court,"
The ninth grades are studying
about Russia. The seventh grades
are studying about the industria’
revolution. They make maps, car tonies
toons, pictures, graphs and write
stories, plays, and conversations
between people in 1700-1900 and
people of today to show the dif-
ferenccs between then.
The Latin Club is planning
the mosf, important exent of the
Hebe Ee eee eee TR NOEL ot
ag the Romans used to have, They
have had many suggestions as to
what kind of an event it would
be. luost aro in favor of a ban-
quet. Let's all hope it will be
a@ Success.
INGLIOH JLaSStS PHISTNT
RuDIO PRO i aND PLaYs,
enth and cighth grade Anglish
classes have beon giving drama.
tizations of "Tha Courthship of
tiles Standish" and "Svangeline".
One exceptionally fine presenta-
tion was one given by the 1:00
o'clock class of the eighth grade
under the direction of swiss Roher
in Room 135, They gage a real
radio program over station HWL,
Henry /adswobth Longfellow, in
acadia. Weather and stock reports
were given along with a play on
‘"Ivangeline" written byaBarbara
Birchunough. One igteresting thing
thing about this was the fact that
the whole broadcast was heard in
the faculty room through earphones,
anothor program was given by
the 8:00 o'clock class of seventh
graders also in room 135, They
gave the "Courtship of idiles Stan-
dish and used a progressive cast.
Costuszus and stage property were
used.
139 S@LOENTS PY THVIR Tux,
about 139 seabers of the school
have paid their tax, .nd on behalf
of the school wo would lixe to see
6verybody pay his tax. You will en-
Joy the basketball games, the par-
ties and the spoakers.
GIRLS WILL H.iV? Basi ITBaLL,
diss Hitchcock said that the
girls basketbell program will be
planned bofore Christass,
