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CRIMSON AND WHITE
“WEDNESDAY. APR. 9, 1941
ALBANY.N. Y.
THE MILNE SCHOOL
VOLUME XI
SENIOR NEWS NUMBER 22
SIGHT WILL PAUICIPsTS
IW Pains S. G
Mrs. Jayy Garrison,
Supnevisor of Inglish,
6 the follow-
Vs been cho-
alists in
1 Prize Spe-
xing eee They are:
ger
will take
lay 2 at
coaches
not, as
Avo
SENOI Gale
Y CARUIVAL
basketball
2 Nu and
y Societ-
ature of the
arnival.
Tn ad ion, a program
grcat success,
"IT wish to give
who
all those
1 in the 0s
Oo w5G Calo
by wir
earns
trophy 7
a hack pi:
Bookstcoin was
Theta iu with a
and a trip-
Haward
for
single of 196
RDEN ANNOUNCES KOHN
TO HEAD NEW © fw STAFF
Aproint Plunkett, Phillips, rane Associate “ditors
by Mclba Levine
Robert Be,
and White, ann. at Robert
Staff of the ; ion for tac
den made tho coment
the paper at Je
ion of Associa’
Gerald P.
2 Phillips, and Yat
MAROH-APRIL EOWA
Mrs, Sarah Ri
sefontalt., which is as
follows:
Senior Class
g seniors of the
as follovs :
and Slat
Gedo, Marjorie...... Snel
Junior Class
11, Stanloy
Robin
i and Lawrene a
ae Marjorie
erg, Sally Lavine,
Gallup, Inthorine
son, Boatrico Raab,
y Swartz, xovortors,
Class ( the banqust, the
presontod gifts to
99. veon Densmore, fac-
20; advisor and to Miss
riciay0. toria Woicek, typist,
95 re the Guosts of
Levine, Molbve, 91.8 Touoy
Morrison, John 90. Fs Ts Tania’ alae tt
Ricer, Dorothy $3. #0 TGS DRAUADICS cLua
Smith, Roberta 90.2 We OS shay IN ASSuBLy
Vail,
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i! 1 day, April 2,
i at
R, h Einstoin intvrodu-
© cast which vas as
w < Mack, Robcrt Sham-
eet aise the Shirloy Smit
two 7 Spector,
son,
and Valloy
CRIMSON ADD Wilts
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RIDING CLUB ELECTS
JUNE BROOKMAIN PRESIDENT
The lilne Riding
Club electod June Brook-
man president last Tues—
day, April 1, at the Fort
Orange Riding Academy.
Marjorie Wright was elec-
ted Businoss Manager.
The club is
paring for the Annual
Milne Horseshow, which
will take place at the
Fort Orange Academy on
May 16,
now pre~
Miss Brookman stated:
"At present the club con—
sists of about fifteen
students, We are anxious
to have as many new mem—
bers as possible in order
to meke our show a suce
ess! "
Ne a
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ue ¥
H (esdles Nunes
are ae REPORTER |
Dear Diary,
The Photography Club
is offering a prizé for
the best picture submit-
ted to thom about Milne,
The winnor will be announ-
ced at tho next assembly,
The club itself is busy
taking, developing, and
mounting pictures for
Parent's Wight, They are
also preparing material
for the Bricks and Ivy.
Tho Radio Club listens
to code ovor their in-
structor's recoiver every
Friday, They have built
a transmittor and use it
quite often, They are
also building a receiver
which is not quite com-
pleted,
The Junior and Senior
Dramatics Clubs spent
last Friday discussing
helpful criticisms of the
plays given recently by
each club,
So long, till next week,
Clubette
CKOo
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WILEY REASSURES MILNE
OF BASEBALL SEASON
By Robert Eckel
William Wiley, base-
ball manager, in a re~
sponse to many queries
made about baseball in
Milne, mado this state~
ment; "There will be
baseball in Milne this
season," Wiley continued
that the games will be
played at both Bleeker
Stadium and at Richfield,
if possible,
There are at present,
six games scheduled,
There will be two with
each of the following
schools: Rensselaer,
Schuyler and Hast Green-
bush,
NAME HODECKER TREASURER
Of MILNE FRENCH CLUB
Margaret Hodecker was
elected treasurer of Le
Cercle Francais at the
last meeting,
Marjorie Gade, presi-
dent announced that the
Dramatics Clubs are
assisting le Cercle in
its production of "Nous
Verrons"
May 7
to be presented
DR, FREDERICK 20 SPEAK
MONDAY ON STATION Wey
Dr, Robert W. Frederick,
Principal, will deliver an-
other in his series of
monthly talks over Station
WGY, on Monday, April 14,
at 12 P.M. He will
speak on "Broken Homes
and Broken Children,"
ROBERT AUSTIN NAMES
CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE
Robert Austin, presi-
dent of the senior class
announced the following
committee to be in charge
of Class Night; Ruth Van
Gaasbecl. David Davi.
Martin Id.avds,
Becker, and Robert
berger.
PRESENT
Xv), No,
APRIL 9, 1941
STUDENTS TO ENTORTAIIT
AGED MEN AT 1fiiAIDs
The Milne Junior Red
Cross is sponsoring a be-
nefit which will take
place at the Menands Ilome
For Aged Men, Patricia
Clyne will be in charge
of refreshments, Corinne
Edwards, chairman of the
entertainment committeo,
announced that the ermt
will take place shortly
after Easter Vacation.
The program will consist
of the following actss
Ruth Welsh~dance number
Blanche Packer~piano piece
Ezeanor Yaguda-recitation
Don Foucault-piano select-
ion
Jane Davis-dance number
Jyne Brookman ~ accordian
solection
Lois Ambler, Marcia Biss—
ikummer, Marion Horton,
Marilyn Potter, Priscilla
Smith--group singing
Ruth Ia Vine-dance and a=
ecordian selection,
Part of the Senior High
Orchestra
Potter Predicts;
FULL GIRLS SPORTS PROGRAM
TO FEATURE THIS SPRIING
By Marilyn Potter
Although the girls
basketball schedule has
come to an end, there has
still been some brushing
up on technique in the
gym, but spring is here
and baseball has taken
its cuo. Spring practice
girls! baseball has
and protty soon we
will ‘be seeing somo good
geaes, A baseball pro-
gram will be published
and also the various toam
captains, Also in the
line-up is a modern dance
recital, The tennis team
will soon be in action
and ye hope many vic-
tories wiil be theirs.
All in all it looks like
avory promising spring
for girls sports activity.
CRIMSON AID ‘HITE
TS CRILSON AND WHITE
Volume XI Number 42
Published weekly by the Crimson and
White staff at the Milne School, any,
Wew York,
Member; Columbia Scholastic Press Ass'n
Capitol District Scholastic Press Ass'n
BDITORIAL BOARD
Robert S, Kohn
Gerald J. Plunkett
Gretchen E, Phillins
Natalie Mann
Lois H, Anblor
Corrine B, Edwards
Bernard L, Golding
Fred S, Detwilor
Robert D, Beltcl
Marilyn J, Potter
Ethelee Gould
Marcia Bissi!umer
Rita M. Figorsky
Alice Van Gaasbeck
Eleonar A, Gutterson
Dorothy Amacnhauser Librarian
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editors
Feature Staff
Sports Staff
Activities Writers
Art Staff.
BUSINESS BOARD
Donald Summers Business Manager
«overt H, Silvorstien Mimeographer
vey Holmes Printer
-.uney J. Stein Circulation
ADVISORY BOARD
Mr, Warren I, Densmore
Miss Beatrice A, Dower
Looking Over The Alumni
Not much has been mentioned about
the alwmi of Milne, but they certainly
have achicved a great deal of fame in
their respective schools.
Bob Taft '38 was recently elected
captain of tho 1941-42 basketball team
at Colgate University, Bob made the All-
Albany tea when he played for Milne.
Howard Rosenstien '35 has been in-
ducted into the army, and he is now at
Fort Benning in Georgia. Howie used to
be a baskctball star also, way back then,
Florence lerber '40, former co-edi-
tor of the Crimson and White, was, an
honor student at Oberlin College for the
ilid-year marlcing period, as was Estelle
Dilg '40 at Alfred University,
Dick Gamo '38, president of the
Junior Class at R,P.I., was named co-cap-
tain of next season's basketball team.
(continued in next column)
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APRIL 9, 1941
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“PREVIDVING THE NEV MOVIRS
with Bernic
Bernie's preview of the week:
4#*THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES
‘The Devil and Miss Jones’ is a
very Yunny story of a millionaire who
decides to pose as a clerk in his own de~-
partment store to find out why his cmploy-
ees dislike him so intensely. Tho million-
aire, played by Charles Coburn, goes to
the store, where he is ordered around by
the fleor walkers, managers and store de-
tectivos. He meets Miss Jones, played by
Jean Arthur, in his store, He makes a
list of all the people who don't like him
and tries to find out the reasons why. He
is invited to become a membcr of the
Union, and decides to discharge all those
in it. Tobert Cummings is a leader of the
organization,
The R.K.O, picture The Devil and
Miss Jones is very well made le and inmonsely
funny. Tt may be enjoyed by Milnitos ina
few weeks at the Palace Theater.
Key to rating:
poor
& good
*** excellent
Om outstanding
Our Money's Worth
last September the students of
Milne paid a student tax of five dol~
lars which included a mid-year issue of
the Bricks and Ivy. We did not receive
this issue as yet, but it was heard that
the material for the magazine has been
compiled and is about ready for publica-
tion. We've been waiting a long timo for
this edition and we'd like it soon, All we
ask is our money's worth,
(continued from column one)
Shirley Baldwin '40 was seen wan-
dering through the halls of Milno last
week, She was home from college on her
spring vacation,
Wilson Hume '38 was also home for
spring vacation last week from Yalo,
[done Ni No. 22, 9 3f
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Tia oRTISON AND d0m AND JOSIE MILNITS;
ounces THBIR LIKES, DISLIKES, AND PRIFURWICES
SEYiOR HIGH FOLL
"What interests you most in ililac?"
2 at last! After long was the guestion and the answer gi by
©, counting, and what most students was: Athletics. ‘hen
aot, > ‘sleasure in announcine the asked if they approve of the practice
results of the Crimson and White Poll, cner system, the answer was a very
to determine Nilne Senior e Yes," Favored additions to the
and also to find ous the program are music, and
es, and preferences of the etics, Features are the favorites
te. reacers of noe
likes, disl
averaze wii
fer the pictures
hey view in ¢ ine. liost all
s regvest an addition to the
ga Language Mepartment; many orcfer
ast Poovlor Boy ------~
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est Looking Girl
st Person:
th Kost Personality—Mariiy:
md Fellow--- Edward 1.
l-Round Girl-. Marilys F
alotic Girl-- Mary Saker
t Ath oti Charles Locke
anche Packer
st very imoortant
0; look for in
question wore:
uvelligencc, soise,
ae, for vicc versa,
in boys, we found
nice apnsarance
consideration,
That's quite a list
b it?
ast poe
ap to, ign
1s beliove that
they do not
Zened with bi.
J for standi
you do know, well, the
sb had to be "Yost"!
Surprise! Surprise! Errol Flynn
was voted as the boys! favorit actor,
of course Hedy Lamaar took all the
rinine honors, As for girls, Jimmy
Stewart was their masculine preforcnce,
y Davis took the female lond, By
the way, Jimmy's in the army now,
bgroos: 2le—
Gaullible~-
élmost unanimously the best movie
was "Gone With The nal,
to must Milnites, "iii11 on
toss’ took booby vrize for
being the worst fis of the year.
vadly guessed, Life,
ad Saturday Uvoning
red honors for boing
favorite magazines, As for aid
ain, Joe and Josie said "Yos"!Are
are over, puoils, and
zi ‘vimson and White's Poll for
I heard todazr : ise. season, We, of tho staff,
undertaker. I thought ycu said os: was a fer or zitude and appreciation for
sysician, u 5 he? piul co-overation in detornining
tatall. Tf and Josic's favorite students, and--
; we won't go into thati
