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CRIMSON AND WHITE

Friday, November 20, 1936

THE MILNE SCHOOL

Albany, N. Y. iG
Volume VII, Number 7 3

JUNIOR NEWS

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CRIMSON aND WHITE
Crimson andiihseishart

Editor-in-Chief
Associcte Editors

Estelle Dilg
Jean Bushe
Jerome Levitz
Edward Langwig
Lois Burch
Betty Hoyt
Charles Golding
Frank Hewes
Charles Kosbob
Betty Mann
Miriam Boyce
Gilbert Dancy

Composing Staff

Humor iditor
Boys Sports Hditor
Girls Sports Editor
Club Editors

Mimeosraphing; David Ptuld
Circulation Editor Van Varner
Reporters Walter Griggs

Kenneth Gryson
James Haskins

Faculty Adviser--Miss Ruth Moore
Sponsor--Herbert adler

ASSEMBLIES

What is this year going to bring
forth in the way of entertainment for its
Junior High School? Other years we have
had assemblies representing the differeat
homercems,clubs and classes of Milne.
Many times there have been a surplus of
assemblies and then again people have
Signed up and then have backed out at
the last minute This is not a good
polic;,and it could be easily changed so
that every week there would be an
assembly without fail, When you are

choosin, dates for your assembly, be sure
you cre allowing yourseif enough time,
Then _et to work and give one thet will

be of interest to everyones Come on;
Milne-ites, let's show this year that we
Can give ,00d, well organized and
interesting assemblies.

IN, BUD NOT OUT

There are two things that have gone
into Student Council and have never come
out again,

The first is about the parties. Are
we g0ing to have two or three parties,
this year? A vote was taken in eath
homeroom to deternine this, and to our
knowled_e nothing has come of that
votes

The other

subjest is our annual

outings are we to have an Excursion or
are wG az,ain to have a Field Day?

Pe 3s the Council will an r the-
se questions tor us, We, indeed,hope sot

HUMOR

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are those p
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NOVEMBER 20, 1956
WE Wali? « JOURNsALISM ROOM
We want a journalism room," is the
Juaior High Crimson and White’s pleas
The senior steif has a room especially
for the purpose of composing the papers

and other
necessarye

It hes two large de
necessary equipment which is
The junior staff has
small inefficient room and
equipment. Professor Sayles one
an address that everyt
He gave for an exampd'
boy who wanted to"make"a gyrme
After practising all summer he finally
got on to its If everything is possible,
why then canft we have a journalism
room? With an efficient room and acce
urate equipment we would probably have
a@ larger and better paper.

to put up with a
peacuaete
eee in

DO YOU ANOW?

Do you know
Mhere are more than
the Miine Library?

4,000 books in

That the Large Dictionary has 2811
pages?

You, therefore, have something to
be proud of in yar libravy?

If you could read a book in an
average of threo days it would take you
more than three years to read all the
books?

CHaRACTER SKETOH

This week our victim has dark hair
and dark eyes, He or she is in home-—
room 135,He or she is a cheerleader and
also quite a dancer.

The enswer to last week's charauter
sketsh is Robert \Jheeler.

sketch
and

All answers to. this week's
are to be placed in the Orimson
White drawer in Miss Mooreis office,

HUMOR

the prisoner put his fist
‘ Window did you obser-
wr honor, there was a
bole in the glass.

have

Where you been all evening?
SG6
ist ba made of asbestos.Your

fice burned dowr two hours agoo

Colonel; (ho been knocked down on
th t+ by & man cer
ar ers vlock,) Gnod
tous, Man, why the GRIT

donIt you wear avril

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