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Volume f1 Number 15 Milne High Schoo!, Albany, N. ¥., Weds Deeomber 21,1932
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VIVIAN SNYDER wINS HIGHULT PLACE ON
HONOR LIST FOR LONTH OF NOVEMBER
Vivien Sny: had the hi,hest aver—
&@ in the junicr hivh schcol for the
menth of November. Her avertye was 946
She is @ ninth crader.
Other members of the ninth .rece
who arc on the honor list aro; Cora
Randles, arthur Thompson, Jane Fanning,
Joon Graham, Walter Simmons, Ruth Manny,
Jéan »mbler, Helen Sweetser, Lillian
Walk, Jane Wier, Ethel Fasoldt, and
news Levitz represent the civhth
The seventh ,racurs are; Wilson
Hune, Hazel Roberts, and Virginia Tripp.
Sn ee ee pes
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONTRIBUTES PROSE
«ND FORTRY-TO "CRIMSON .ND WHITL"
The Christmas issue of the Crimson
and White was civen out last Friday.
The Junior hi.,h school has a lerver
section than usual. Barbara Birchenough
the junior elitor an. Ruth Mann, the
assistant junior elitor. Ruth Treus-
fale, L. Sipperly, Leo Minkin, and
~rthur Thenyson were the ninth yracers
whe contributed. NBlmunc Haskins, Lil-
lian Walk, and Virginia Soper contri-
Lutec from the eiphth vrace Eetty
ulas, Frances Seymour, and Sylvia
Rypins, from the seventh vrace.
Was,
Those who not receive copies
tay .et them at Miss Whoeling's cffice,
CHRISTMAS GREUPINGS!
Mr. Sayles an Dr. Fretericks whish
s of the faculty and the stuccnts
ine @ very happy Christmas. Dr.
rwick'ts special messa,o was; "Let
us each make a special effort to remem
ber some cone to whom wo can bring @
smile of happiness."
ON CHRISTM..S
What do we think of when we hear
of Christmas? I'm afraic we think of
roceiving our presents on Christmas
morning tut we should think of ,iving
presents and the reascn we co havo
Christmas and whut a true Christmas
Spirit should te. Hvure at Milne, as at
other schools, we give Laskets of food
te these are less fortunate than we.
“istnas sales of Dulerculosis stamps
conducted to aid the sick. We did
the Christmas plays for cur own
vyment. Let's sev if we can have
the ripht spirit in giving, net because
it is the usual thing to do but because
we really wish to help others at Christ-
be tine.
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Volume tL jNumbev 13
SEVENTH ND BIGHIH GR.DE ENGLISH
CL.uSLLS H.VE CHRISTMAS .SLEMBLY
{he soventh and eighth grace Eng-
lish classes which meet at @;00 o'clcck
hed a joint assembly this morning at
that hour. auch cf the classes (uve
a Christmas play.
The seventh .race class presented
"lias Senta Claus" under the directicn
of Miss Crcwloys Gcrden Rebinson, Frank-
in Steinhurit, Robert Wilke, Wilson
Hume, end Vireinia Tripp had the leading
ports. Others in the class took pert.
The eichth vr class Veve &
Crum.tizgaticn et Dickens’ "Christmas
Curcl" which they have Leon rocdin, in
~.-1Lss.—lissLowenwer, is the te..cher.
S.mo of thuse whc took part ure; Sheldon
Bond, Charles Griucs» Jean Ambler,
James Grover,and briscilla Simpson.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOME ROOMS CuLUBE..1T
CHRit.S 2 PaRTIes .ND I hoGt
Sever..] cf the junior high se.
heme ro.ms hut Christm.s pertios dur
in, the lust week.
The soventh ,ricers are heuving
porties in roms 224 und 155. Reom 263
cnother seventh .rite reom, hed a ce
in the hell on Mund.y. Tho ei,hth eride
recoms, 123 «ind 127, ere hiving plays
tnd other entertainment. Room 121 hid
& party at one of the student's homes.
They pliyed gimes, Anoed, unc hd ro-
freshments, The ninth price rcom, 130,
had G perty end 129 hid a pley entitled
"The Best Soller".
PL..YGOER = Ruth Menn
Well, folks, here we cre, the list
Guy of sciccol and proud of cnother suc-
cess thet hes come for Milne Junior
High. Of course you know what I'm til
ing «bout. The Christm.s play, of caurac
Wesn’t it & urine success? With Cora
Randles cs Moeder Kantje, the loveulle
little cdvtsor to uantjo. .ntje, .s per-
truyed by Virginia McDermott, was ©
Sweet ,irl with «. mischievous unc deter
mined neture. She showed stultorness
end & fine spirit. Mysbuor Cvrnelius
wis Gbly portrayed by Emery Bouer.
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tc merry his Guughter to the son of &
deur friend of his. «ntje chjected to
this murri:.e but she hed never seen
her would-be husiund. She persucded her
tether to let her ‘Put him te the test",
and shedid this in « very humercus wofys
Beb Gilson, as the suitcr, walked cway
with the henors. Ho portrayed his rile
with such vigor and humorous actin, thet
he hed the audience in hysterics. The
Scenery ws very effective, oud altoiet-
her the play was very ,ood.
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