Junior News, 1938 December 2

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1938

THE MILNE SCHOOL

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b) VOLUME IX

JUNIOR NEWS

NUMBER 6

THAS ms 1 =

Tne Junior "i

shore: creat inter-

est in their liuy, Dickens! "Chrictmes
Carol." Ninety-five udils tric’ out
for nang pane rent j,erts. The lay will

by Misa
Bolton.

Ruth Donnelly ana
The  con,leted

KEP e | peaiaeangaghlelba Levine
sce e ee eeee Pe ouey Ball
f 1a Plunkett

L u qb wore Bookstein
Sadun Ge one ynol.! Gullberger
Ghoet of VRMBRUSMEP Ley. ccecewece

3 wed Golden
wivst of Christmas PuSte secre

Les Kosbob

Ghost of © Nheweee
Phili, cnare

Ghost xf Christmas Yet to Cone...
David Bull

Sero.-a as 6

Sersovre as & young

“AEM ee ee ee wee

James MeClure

Little Fe oeeeesohirley Russell

Fezzivi oe eBob Kohn

Mrs. Fezz 3 .- Ruth Short
Mrs. Crvtehet.....Rits Fiz.isky
Belin ':

Rsberte “mith

\Velter Austin

ce Van G.ssebeck
++e Miriam Steinhart
veeeG. Cross, Sue Hoyt,
J, Corner, Mercuerite
Hunting

Puter.
Marthe
Mrs. Fre? ..ee.
Clerks.

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\ Secu how Serosre is
miscr bo a men. Ome on?
the Christnes t» Tb will be
best querter you ever s ent.

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Teverte? from +

BOOK PAIR AGAIY ‘INS HIGH PRAISE

The third annual Bock Fair in Milne
turnod ont to be » huge succass While
Miss Wheeling was in Syracuse at a con-
vention and while the rest of tho school
was on vacation, the class of 1939 work-
od industriously in the Little Thontcr.

The Fair was decorated in crimson
and white, the schorl colors. There
woro many booths and tables cn Childrens!
Books, Non-Fiction, Enevelcnodi

ticnoricos, Mystorios, Veenbir
Toxt-B°oks, Bcllors, Humor, A: 7

Hobbios nos, Muses,

Poetry wit Three.

Ine. , Stato Coll x

orated with the ord l holped to

male Pair a
and fneulty «f tho \akeiaral lernAtulate
tho drs on their fino wrk on tho
third aad bost Brok Pair,

students

Proeoding the

tha sovonth

grade prosented on assenbly to which
fheir methors wero invito?. An orig-
av writton by Iiiss Enatén was tho
nt °f the assembly, A book char-

play and a br ke telk by Miss Taton
complete. the pr-gran. About thirty stu -
donts tock part tn tho assonbly undor

the direct of Miss Virginia Bolton of
the Colloge Library School.

DR. FREDERICK SECURES VICTROLA-
PADIO FOR SCHOOL

Mrs, Barson's homercom nt one tine
purchised arodio, A dnneing club in
school noodod « victrola, so Dr. Fredorick
arra, Ao del with Boardman and Gray.
As - result of this doah, ho roceivod
the latest typo portable combinntion vice
trola ant rad The best type erystal
pick-up is at to tho victroaln, am
the rasic has five tubos. The radio
else has an attachod sorial and doesn't

need grount, Mr, Raymond will make a

eabinot fer oasior transportation of the
sot. It will kept in Dr. Frederick's
office and will bo avnilnble tc ony
group upon his permission,

BASKSIBALL SEASON OPENS

Priddy nizht Milne
will play Golway.
be as follews; Chi
Gulnae, Jancs, Li .,  Plunnor,
Scovil, ant Stovenson A large attondar c
is oxpoéted for tho first game this year,

basketball toan
The varsity tenm will
is, Fink, W. Fronch,
Rolane.

Junior High Newspapar.Staff

Miriam Boice
Ethlee Gould

Mineograph: ing

Robort Koln.
Sanford Bookstoin
Reportorts
Arthur Somnors
Norma Silvorstoin
Janice 0! Connell

Circulation

Suc Hoyt
Lewis Mayorsohn
Arnold Baskin

Faculty Advisor Miss Watorbury

COOPERATION AT GAMES

Now that another scason has opened
for baskotball, we will have to havo
quite 1 bit of porsuading to got people
to go to the ues, Wo should go to sup—
port our toam and help thom on to vic-
tory. How would you fool if you wore
out thore on tho floor trying your best
to win, and no one was there to cheer and
ou along? If wo all try to set to
games, wo will holp our toam on to
victory,

Thoro is a gano Friday nisht in tho
Paso Holl gyn.

Let's all bo thero to help thom win.

COURTESY

t is n snd fact but 1 true one that
we sro 411 judsod by whot wo de o not
by cur intentions. Wo may mcon to be the
best boy in tho world—-surcly none of us
te bo the worst boy, We dca't mean
8 point us out ns a "follow
ight st hoart, 7ou kmow, but
erudo the surface," Wo
us like tc be
rathor nL porsen, cf wv
pityincly, "Ho just hasna!lt
rp olsa, crossly, "I'a re that |
sho

marked as a

adult---truly  rewn
isn= dyeescs t-
partios ivies at
Is it nttontine 2 football
or soncins » corsase te + irl? Of curse
wo) can do these thin stile be

up? Is

Vo cnn

childis er can't wo? still say
| tle thin- thot hurts onothor or
Fousk th that

Did you lmow that
sup?

sone poop.

if contr v11o%
trollel by
is Inink. are you prc are you
still the typo of pors*n wh throws
thin7zas if sre cne isa!t Leckince?

Wolome 1X; Number 6]
sleeve Ly.23
Wo like to think that Milno has
the nest courteocus ercup of citize
nny school we Imo, Wo ara p
Are you pre of yourse
in classcs, in nassenb reat
-=B, Witor rbury

BIOGRAPHY OF IR, RiYNOWD

t Intustriod
rsity of Mnino,
Scheel for Tonchors af Mochan-
» which is the Bostcn Normal
Osweac Nermal School, and Now
Younk Stnrte Cellece fer Tenchors, Ho was
a mechanic at the Bath Iron Werk s in Bath
Mai for threo years, “Shon wo think
strinl Arts, wo ace realize quito
studyine is invelvet. It was
Ruly Valloc's reat privilovc to oo to
with . Raymond in Web tbreok,
Both Rudy Valleg and Mr. Raymond
Mr, aymeal Bs 1 doy
our old rit

Mnino.
playot te
in the ainth «
Bothlohon Control.
noni!s hobbys aro

but fishin= ant neuntnain olimbim fan

DEPARTMENT NEWS

Recently movies woro
En-lish 8 classes on "Man djcainst Mierrbol!
Thoy w 1 in connecticn with tho
wit on scicntists ani invontinm s,

rym in all

9 classes have boon studyine
ani werld orchlons in
relnticn t¢ travel, Lottcrs imve beon
to travol bureaus for folders
formation,

Tho 8th year Math clnssos recontly
wont on trips to tho National Cm mmorcial
Bank cn Strte Stroct an. its brenchos in
connection with thoir stu’y on bankin-:,

CORRECTION

The Inst issuo of tho Orimson and
White contninot an articlo whith statod
that tw Stete Crllego soniorsrprotucod
frur plays in 2 9th year Tn-liksh class.
she ployvs wore produce” A actet out

‘lish pupils t} lvos, Tho
e*llcss stents merely ma oecritics.

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