CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, February 14, 1986
THE MILNE SCHOOL
‘Albany, N. Y.
Volume VI, Number 14
JUNIOR
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The tea dance which was conducted
Friday afternoon, February 28, in the
gymnasium was a hugh success, financial-
ly ond socially. approximately fifteen
dollars was cleared.
The purpose of this dance was to
raise money to buy murals for the li-
prary. It is planned to have more of
these affairs in the future.
HOMEROOM DISCUSSIONS FOUND INTERESTING
Homeroom 121 is conducting discus-
meetings each Thursday. Two discus-
have already b presented on gam-
The cenmittee in charge consists
of Hstelle Dilg and Stanley Eddison.
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ON HO.D TO RECOVERY
We are very happy for the rapid re-
covery of Robert Bingham, who has been
confinee to his bed with a broker leg.
Robert expectei to come beck te
school in april.
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"SCRAP BaG CLi
SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS
The "Screp Bag Club" had election
of officers for this semester. They are
as fcllows; president, Helen Norris;
vice-president, Ada Snyder; secretary,
Deris Wogctske.
HOMEROOM 130 ELECTS OFFICERS
Officers for homeroom 150 are as
fellows;
President--Leonard Benjamin
Vice-pr 2nt--Paul Munson
Treasurer--Newell Cross
Secretary--Lillian Ecleshymer
Sergeant-at-arms--Wilbur Frendo
Studeat Council representatives---
luiriam Freund and Jack Crawford
NOTICE!
atterti nt Members of the Boys
Coking Club! Miss Filingham requests
all boys of this club to be in their
club room at eleven o'clock next Wednes-
day.
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FRIDAY
CRIMSON AND WHITE STAFF
Editor-in-chief
Associate Editors
Fred Regan
Alfred Metz
Genevieve Williams
Robert Stevenson
John Van Acker
Estelle Dilg
Edward Sternfeld
Jennie Swain
David Fuld
Jerome Levitz
Edward Langwig
Ruth G. Moore
Guy Aquilina
Karl Ebers
Sports Editor
Art Editor
Student Council
Club Editors
Girculation Manager
Managing Editors
REFRaIN FROM CHaLK THROWING
The cleaning ladies have requested
that less chalk be scattered about the
classrooms. It is very difficult to
clean up chalk that has been thrown a-
bout and then stepped on. We request
thet this be stopped. Try not to make
So much work for the cleaning ladies as
they all have sufficient to do as is,
** WHO IS THIS PERSON? **
Our subject for today has brown
Gurlicy hair. He or she is in homeroom
124. He or she has a sister in the 9th
erede ond is, therefore, very friendly
with the 9th gruders.
The first three to give us his or
her nome ccrrectly will have their names
in next week's issue.
ART CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The Art Club has elected the follow-
icers for this year:
President; arthur Bates
Vice-president; Eleanor Parsons
Treasurer and Secretary; Alma
Brown
HOMEROOM 129 SENDS FRUIT
TO INJURED CLASSM..TE
The pupils of homeroom 129 recently
t a basket of fruit to Ira Moore
wiile he was in the albany hospital.
abdcut two weeks ago [ra was injured
while hendling an old rifle which he
found in the attic of his home in East
Greenbush.
PLANS BRIDGE GME
Homer2om 123 plans to have a bridge
gome Curing humercom period in the near
future.
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TTB __NAROH 6, 1996 _
rFILL THOSE EMPTY SEATS
AT THE LAST HOME Game!
TONIGHT
SPECL.L «NNOUNCEMEN?
DOLLAR REWaRD for c jade green eversherp
pencil. Return to Robert Wheeler, 227.
MILNE PLaYS LAST HOME GaM—
TONIGHT .GAINST DRAPER
The last home game of the seascn is
to be playe2 tonight against Draper.
The game should be interesting and every-
one is urged to attend this final ccn-
test.
MILNE TOPS saCADEMY 11-3,
THEN LOSES SECOND BY 14-6
Friday afternoon, the Milne 8th
grade basketball team defeated the Acad-
emy 8th grade, 11-3, Those playing for
Milne were Russell Jones, John Fish, Le-
rey Smith, Robert Stevenson, Guy Child,
Gifford Lontz, Den atwood and Stephen
Knowlton.
On the same afternoon, the 7th
grade lost to the Academy, 14-6. Those
playing in this game were Charles Locke,
Norman Andrews, Donald Jcnes, Jerome
Levitz and Robert Saunders.
The team is planning to play Delmar
Saturday.
HOMEROOM 126 INVITED TO PaRTY
Homeroom 126 has been invited to
Selleck Mintline's home on Fridey, March
13. The party will be from 7;00 to
11;00 otclock.
BOYS BEGIN CULINARY sR?
The boys cooking club began their
semester's efforts with whole meah sand-
wiches and chocolate milk. The boys
are expecting to become expert masters
of the kitchen this year.
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FRIDAY CRIMSON AND WHITE ss MARCH 6, 1936
CRIWSON AND WHITE STAFF | FibL THOSE EMPTY SEATS
- IND WHITE STA Le ale .
| At (HE WAST HOME Game!
Editor-in-chief Fred Regen VOM oid 1
Asgociate Editors Alfred Metz | | eel i |
Genevieve Williams i | i
Sports Faiter Robert Stevenson i | ;
Weitor John Van scker om ‘) |
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bavid fuld
Jerome Levitz
Edward Langwig
Ruth G. Moore
Guy Aquilina
Karl Ebers
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REFRAIN FROM CHALK THROWING a SPECL.L ANNO
Mhe cleaning ladies have requested DOLLAR REWaRD for c jade arcen
that iess chalk be gcattered about the
Glessrgoms. It is yery difficult to
qlvon up chelk that has been thrown a- Si
bout ond then stepped on. We request
that + ‘be stopp Try act to mice MILNE Pin.YS5 L.ST HOME Gap
$o a work gor th x (TONIGHT .GiINST DRAPER
they have suit
JELp
Return to Robert Whooher, “REY s
The iast home game cf the season is
eeefieas %o be pluyec tonight against Draper.
fhe game should be eresting and every=
** WHO JS THIS PERSON? ** one 45 ¥ a vo att i fines cone
MILNE TOFS aCADEMY 11-3,
THEN LOSES SECOND SY 14-6
afternoon, the M
etball team defeated the acad-
grade, 11-5. Those playing for
sse]] Jones, John Fish, Le-
Stevens: H
atwood and §
ART CLUB ELACTS OFFICERS
Knowlton.
tine fellows On the afternoon, the 7th
grade lost to the Academy, 14-6. These
playing in this game were Charles Locke,
Norman Andrews, orell Jones, Jerome
Levitz and Robert Saunders.
Clav bas ¢lec ted
Brown
The team is planning to play Delmar
HOMEROCM 129 SENDS FRUIT ausiumgede
TO INJURED CLASSMATE
HOMBROOM 126 INVITED TO PaRTY
fhe pupils of homeroom 129 reve
sent a basket of fruit to Tea M
he was in ‘tae albe 5
two weeks ago
hendling an oid
in the attic of his }
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126 has been invited to
‘s home on Fridey, Merch
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Homeroom
eer BOYS BEGIN CULINARY aR?
The boys cooking club began their
semestor's sftorts with whole meah sand-
witches aud cucovlats milk. The boys
are expectin, tc become expert masters
of the kitchen this year.
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