CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, January 18, 1935
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume V,
Number 11
JUNIOR NEWS
EXaM SCHEDULE
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e@ exam schedule for the Junior
Sehool has been announced, For the
‘ *. and eighth grades the last class
period will be Tuesday, Jan. 28.
Seventh Grade;
Wednesday, Jan. 29.
2:00 - he = lel,
130.
QO - English - 5,
10;00 - Social Science -
1e6,
Eighth Grade:
Thursday, Jan. 30.
8:00 - Math. - Same rocms as
ade
9:00 - Engli ce room
10;00 - Social Science - Same
room
fhe exams in Science, art, Home Ec-
cs, Industrial arts, and Social
age, and Commerce will be held in
e last class period.
There will be no school for the
th grade cn Wednesday and Friday dnd
the seventh grade on Thursday and
Friday.
Ninth Grade;
Tuesday, Jan. 29.
9;00-12:00 - Civics - 529, 524,
320
1;00-4300 - Biology - 324, 336,
333
) |fraffic Club was
STU.
cIL
in
that there would be one
! It was decided Student Council
afternoon party
;On January 25. A party in the evening
twill be given 0) Nay 24, for those who
{can dance. The afternocn party is pri-
jmarily for
|Phere will
énd £&
tf
{come if
the seventh and eighth grades.
be dancing with a victrola,
tinth aders are allowed to
Two clubs were given money. The
given $1.75 for their
ics Club $.45 for a
(badges and the Dr
reserved tables
jwhatsoever in the cafeteria, according
ta vote taken in Council meeting.
HOMBROOM
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Homeroom 129 is to give an assembly
program in the near future. The play
‘will be "Tne Pioneers" by Mary MacDonald.
They plan to have discussions conducted
jby John Crawford and Eernie Swartz. The
i¢lass also expects to start banking. A
penicl sharpener will be bought for the
convenience of homeroom,
the
Homeroom 150 he elected new offi-
jcers. They are enjamin Douglas, presi-
dent; Leonard 3 amin, vice-president;
jJohn Allyn, secretary; and Robert Gard-
lner, treasurer,
Wednesday, Jan. 30. | Homeroom 2<8 plans to buy flower
9;00-12:00 - Latin I - 333, 366 ;bulbs to make the homeroom more cheer-
Thursday, Jan. 31. {fuls.
*9;00-12:00 - El. Algebra - 224,:
B26, 227
1;00-4;00 - English I = £33,2c7 |Miss Halter taug)
Homeroom 121 has elected Gilbert Dan-
icey aS new sergeant-at-arms. Last Tuesday
ht the boys how to dance:
228, 226
ninth grade do not have to come
ool on Friday. Any persons having
t scheduled above may see their
es about it.
{ GIRL “SCOUT
CELEBRATES ANNIVE
SARY
Milne Girl Scout Troop celebra-
t anniversary Friday, Jan-
They had 4 party, at which
i cake "eé served. Jean Best
Was elected troop secretélys
i eroom 2<7 is giving a play called
"Six Who Passed While the Lentals boiled."
The cast is as follows;
Prologue hobert Wheeler
| Queen Jacquelyn Townsend
Boy “* Sidney Stockholm
Milk iiaid Evelyn Wilber
Butterfly Marilyn Siith
Blind wan obert Zell
Device Bearer Leroy Smith
dean Tarsches
Homeroom 127 is making preparations
for a play to be held in assembly. The
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ERIDAY
Editors-in-chief
Virginia Tripp Elizabeth Simmons
Associate Editor
Humop Editor
Boys* Sport Editor
Girls Sport Editor
Club Editor Hazel Roberts
Student Council Herbert Marx
Circulation Manager Billy Burgess
Bernie Swartz
Franklin Steinhardt
Dick Game
Virginia Mitchell
Composing Staff
Patricia Gibson Mildred Golden
Herbert Marx Pranklin Steinhardt
Fred Regan
Reporters
Estelle Dilg Jean Bush
Genevieve Williams
Miss Ruth Moore
Miss Lazetta Gehm
Faculty Adviser
Club Sponsor
NOTICE - NO EDITORIAL
We're so tired of writing unap-
preciated editorials that we're going to
take a rest this week. Although we might
write on throwing chalk, the junior high
school party, inactive clubs, or throw-
ing ink, we find that all our tearing of
hair and burfing the midnight oil has
been of no avail. So both you and we get
4 chance to recover from the effects of
editorials written in the past.
JANE'S MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
One day a little girl mamed Jane
was walking in the woods, when suddenly
she saw an old woman carrying a heavy
load of wood. Jane followed the 01d wo-
man until they came to a high hill. ‘The
old woman seemed to have a hard time
getting up the hill. Jane hurried and
offered to carry some of the wood for
her.
When they came to the house on the
top of the hill, they went in. As soon
as they entered, the old hag commanded
Jane to go into a little bedroom, which
opened off the kitchen.
Jane was so frightened that she
obeyed her and walied in. Immediately
She heard a key turned in the lock.
This sound told her that she was trap-
ped. Jane looked around for means of
escape. She saw nothing except & large
window conveniently open and a _ large
drums
She picked up the drum and the
sticks neir by. Then she looked up at
the window, back at the drum--------; and
bect it,
ENTER G. A. C. CONTEST?!
The cheer contest sponsored by the
Girls’ Athletic Club is now open to any
contestants. A two dollar prize will be
given to the person who submits the best
cheer or cheers, Here's wishing you luck!
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CRIMSON AND WHITE
Volume Vi Number tt
JANUARY 18, 1955
CaN YOU IMAGINE?
1. Professor Exncy writing a sane ar-
ticle?
2. Billy Seunders not flirting with all
the new girls? (Better watch out,
Betty!)
3. The Three Musketeers (J. Clark, L.
Ecleshymer, and T. Morton) being
separted?
4. Romance cmong our seventh graders?
5. No chewing gum in the drinking foun-
tains of Milne?
6. 3B. Soper without M. Stanton?
CHARACTER SKETCH
The name of this week's victim is
TIT?
Eighth grade--streight black hair--
dark eyes--musical talent---goes around
with Posie---
If you guess this, write your neme,
solution, and homeroom number on a piece
of paper and give it +o the person who
will come for it during homeroom period.
Phe person portrayed in the last is-
sue before vacation was Marion McCormack.
Note: I am now trying to patent my
new "Noiseless auto Horn" for bigger and
better tools.
---Prof. Ixnay
NEW MUMMIES DISCOVERED
Franklin Steinhardt - "Flappy" -
I can (h)ear you from afar.
UNKNOWNS
Wilson Hume - Burr is his middle
name.
Elizabeth Sinmons - Mary is the
first name.
NaME PYRaMID
Wey Hoyt
Jecn Best
John Mason
Seeley Funk
Ruth Selkirk
Martin ¢. s§reesy
Bernard Swartz
Janice Crawford
Marjorie Sherman
Esther Stuhlmaker
Robert Meghreblian
Winifred MeLcughlin
HELP WaNTED$
If there is anybody who knows of
@ person in the Junior High School with
nineteen letters in his
tell Herbert Marx.
name, please
