CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, February 19, 1987
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VII, Number 16
JUNIOR NEWS
Seas ig BuDE
Geot- Wa Shingles AR
HOMEROOM NEWS NEW TEACHERS
Since the list issue of the Lust Monday, February 8, the second
"Crinson “nd White" mony incidents have semester begin und to -lmost every one
accurrod to draw the attention of in Junior High it meant new teccherss
homsroomse ‘he Okio Vulley flood o.used Our new teuchers cre;
hustling in the homerooms us pupils 6
prou ht food in £ se..led 7%
s.ns" to be p to the
Miss Sharrer Socicl1 Science
chenson English
eo S St ve Muthematios
Oe e ake ee: 74 Soeiul Science
lentine's Duy ted. 8a Baeice dol enna
th the b
wster, elections of otficers bogeans 8b
M themetics
Below you will find mony of the new g, Mathemeties
executives 8a M.thom tics
RulS OF 520 ea Biology
We're not mentioning cny ncmes 9b Biology F
heven't deen g et) but 320 - Slee Science
a en to
dh, PRINLING DISPLAY
ibit s ing how books are
slay in the conference
CRIMSON AND WHITE
‘Grimson and ijhite Staff
Editor-in-Chief Estelle Dilg
Associate Editors Jean Bushe
Edward Langwig
Composing Staff Betty Hoyt
Miriam Boice
Yan Varner
Humor Editor Frank Hewes
Girls Sports Editor Betty Mann
Art Editor
Club Editor
Mimeos,raphing
Reporters
Charles Golding
Gtlbert Dancy
David Fuld
Walter Griggs
Kenneth Gypson
James Haskins
Jerome Levitz
Student Council Correspondent
Donner Atwood
,culty Adviser--Miss Ruth Moore
New club members also contributed
to this issue. New staff members will
be listed in future issues.
TO THE STUDENTS
Dear Student Friends,
A new
will be a
Semester is under ways -It
busy half year, for there are
lessons to be done, newspupers to get
out, clubs to make g0, an excursion and
a big partye It 1s my earnest hope that
all ill have a plezsant ond heppy
Semesture Keup your chins up, your
manners worthy of « My Ine student, and
at lecst until spring, your herlth in tip
top shape for the grind.
Cordially
Robert We Fredrick
DO YOU KNOW?
Do you know how mony different
kinds of fire epparatus there ere
in M*lne?
How Many wiste containers there
are in ‘Mtlne?
Thet Ethele Gould does not dislike
Dexter Simpson?
How meny doors there cre in Milne ?
fThet George Proper and Corrine Ed-
wards cre hitting 1t hard these d-ys?
wild you know th.t more bread is
being eaten toduy in Briti.n thin ot ony
time during the l.st ten yecrs, The in=
crease w.s ettributed lurgely to the
power of press advertising.
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\Jolume WL) Number 1
FEBRUARY 19, 1937
NEW ADSIZION TO MILNE
Work has bugun on the adcition of a
new building to Milne, The building
will be constructed on Washington
Avenue and now rooms in it will bea
ship, & homo cconomics room, an art
room, and a stcge for smJ1 cless
presentutions, In the new shop there
will be leatherwork, jewelry, art metel
work end pottery: Tho butiding is
expected to be comolete and ready for
use by students in one yenrre This will
enlarge the school and more
teachers « chance in 4diffor:
work, Everything in tho buil
give
new «and the students should make en
efiort to kecp it new cs long As
possible. While tne building is being
constructed, students cre requested by
Professor S.ylus to stey aewey from the
worke
BIOGRa! HY OF MR. FOLSE
Mre Folse was born in Lebodieville,
Lae and graduated from Doneldsonville, La.
I" 1924 he got his Bachelor of arts de-
gree ond in 1926 got «. Mester of Arts de-
gree at George Washington University. He
received a Bachélor of arts in Education
degree in 1931 ot Chicugo Art Institution.
Mr. Folse's fcvorite sports cre ten-
nis, ice skating, hiking, «nd swimming.
His fuvorite food is Its lian speghetti .
Some of his paintings cre on exhibition
at the Corcoren Art Gcllery, Netional art
Gallery and Art Center in Weshington, and
Dallus apt Gellery Dellas, Tex:.se He
ilso is represented in meny private sol-~
lections cnd wos recently commissioned to
paint c lindsco pee Brencu College ard
Gainsville, Gas hus requested hih to send
an exhidition of his peintings to their
college.
THIS WEEK'S CHARACTER SKETCH
This week's victim hus blue eyes,
short light brown hcir, is medium height
end is plump. He or she is in the Th
celuss .nd is « member of Homeroom 150.He
or she is known among the NINth Graders
as "Mcchine Gun ". He plays the guile
tar very nicelye All enswers for this
week‘s Cheracter Sketch are to be put in
the Crimson and White drawer in “ Wiss
Moore's office
STRANGE »S IT SEEMS
The storm thct s:ved cn empircee~
& fleet of 3500 ships cerrying 100,000
Mongol warriors to invede Japan wes dew
stroyed b, typhoon in 1281.
(continued on puge three)
on
te
CRIMSON AND. WHITE
GIRLS*-SPORTS:
Basketball will last until March 6
when @ championship game will be played
at the "Gym Nite. On March 6,"Sym yite"
(instead of annual antics) will be given
by both boys and girls. Tickets will be
S5¢ except for those in 1t who will have
to pay 25¢.6 Tumbling, dencing, badminton
and basketbalt will be given in the pro-
grame Dancing wili go on afterwards and
and orchestra will be provideds
In the spring, tennis go “ cnd base~
ball will be the program, #ll.three may
be tcken if desired, suid Miss Hitchcock.
(continued from p:gxe one)
LAWS
According to the new laws of 121
you Cannot lecve homeroom on Tuesday
and Thursday end you must have home-
work completed to leeve on Fridcye
121 hes sent eway for six
new scripts of the "White Phantom", the
pay to be presented in assembly © in
the near future,
* * tk
HOBBIES ON PARADE
135 is plenning enother hobby show
like the one the eighth year presented
presunted last yeer. Martin Edwards,Dor-
othy Bell, end Ernest Dixon head the
committee in charge of it.
Nornan andrews was elected pres-
ident of 145 recently.
eo Ok
FOLSE .St ISTANT
Mrs. Crelin is issisting Mr. Folse
in directing homeroom 1350,
Recently Joseph Hunting wes elect=
ed president of 160. Ethel Baldwin is
vice-president.
Ok
ANOTHER ELECTION
Edward Lengwig is president of ho~w
me room 126, while Lawence Mapes is vice=
lente
* ROK OH
~ RETURN
ntherine Schul is president of 224.
HUMOR
Ofiice Boy, "You told me to file
letiers, Sir."
Seg We fay,
Ge Boy: “Lon't you think it would be
er to trim them with satssors?®
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Nolume Vil, Number 1e
FEBRUARY 19, 1937
LOST AND FOUND
Lost:
—— One Quin pin with initials M.J.P.
on it. If found ruturn to Marjorie Rand
in Room 33%,
Small green cheange~purse, the con~
tents of which are three keys, a ten
cent piece, one school token, to be
returned to Beverly Kamp in Room 130.
A dark, cree Parker fountain en
ok, Pat One, on
turned in to Miss Nicos.
Found;
Dueeyy and. ..rnold, Fi
eebre : .10Us to
pens, one pea knife in & cise, a key cese,
three keys with u lock :ttecked, one neck-
lace, two locks, cnd eight pencils ell of
which ure to be found in Miss Nicos? of
fice, dus the most important thing found
is some nice new te.chers for some good
(we hope) pupils.
VERSE
It happens that « certein person
bought ¢«. Letin book end found a poem
in it giving the first owner's opine
fon. It goes es follows:
Latin is a dead lenguege
4s deud us dead cen be;
It once wes killing the homens
But now itts killing mee
STRANGE aS IT SEEMS
(continued from pege two)
The picno has orly 88 notes,
there are 10,000 distinct tones within
the human range of heering.
Woodrow Wilson wes once « footbell
couche
REMEMBER?
When Hurriet Gorden wis
couldn't talk?
Them days ere gone for evers
beby end
When we thought the fifth grcde b=
rithmetic wis hard?
Those dvys cre gone forevere
When school wes out at 2,00 o'clock?
Those days cre gone forevere
When ore English book wes sufficient?
Them dys cre gone forevers
id ya 6.
"Yes me Foo Lins
sha, we don?t stind for
~ dublars.fine, Pisases"”
Fooling?"
Judges
fooling
