CRIMSON
and WHITE
Volume II, Number 24
Milne High School, Albany, N. Y.,
Thursday, May 19, 1932
JUNIOR NEWS
MEMBLRS OF HOME HOOM 129
W.Lit DURING NOON PLEIOD
The question of teking
walks during home roon
has been debetede oft
but Home Rocm i
room which has followed £
s estion. Unter the supervi-
si of Miss Burleigh, this home
room has ¢one for scverc! wei
in Washington Perk. This is
practice which other hone
would do well t@ imitate.
course, & disorieriy home
would not be allowed to go. Such
& pleesure cén only be gained by
cooperation from «ll stucents
concerned. Home Room 129 once
stayed in the perk for an hour,
eating their lunch there.
In an interview with Miss
Burleigh, she stated that She
had hed no trouble with the class.
Those boys and girls cvédently
knew that their privileges de-
pended on their behevior. Let's
ékk our home room supervisor if
we may not go for a welk on the
next sunny dey thet comes clone.
THE EFFECTS OF SPHING
Spring hes the most amezing
effects on the students of Milne
High ochool. One of the most
surprising is thet it makes then
fuel like settling down to work
(veceuse of June exens). In
some students it arouses their
romantic temperaments end in
others it brings fo
vcetie nature. If
piece of paper with
tten on it floct
+he halls, be not s
yeu sue e little blu
i r presuncbly mede
of wetor, you will keov
is just a teerdrop of t. woe vegons
suitor hastily turned csido.
In sone students it erouscs
an urge to welk with nature (only
to come home bitten by « tradi-
tionel bee or shased by en un-
ronantic bull.) f
Spring, thet prings forth
the memorics of pc st cxcms end
drecd of future ones to cone.
STUDENT COUNCIL PLANS JUNIOR
HIGH PICNIC AT «.VERILL PARK
Committee tc Sse Dr. Frederick
about Going on Sehool Day
In the
last £
meeting it .
c
Council
tudert
idee
or a
heve it
‘rsion
up the
maitcee of
could cet out of schocl early
in the morning to ¢o on the pic-
nic. They also are goin: to
find out if we can ¢o swimming.
The mpambers of the committee are;
Edwin Blocksidbe, Clarence Chat-
terton, William Ford, Boris
Shultes, and Berbara Birchenouch.
Busses which we will hire
will probebly be the means of
transportetion. Most of the
Council members thought Averill
Park wes the best place to have
the picnic. Indian Ledder wes
suggested es 4 locetion, but it
wes voted down. The hone rooms
will be asked to: vote in order
to see what the student body
thinks ebout foinge to averill
Park.
There is about ten dollers
which we can use for the picnic...
We have to decide whether to
use it for bus fare or for reé-
freshments.
ROBERT HANER INJURED
Robert Hi
Milne in the
25.
ly was injured He end onc
his friends mixcd some ch
in some tubes. The
it would be fun t
@ rock from < safe a
listen to them expicds.
used a
“Robert
hemmer to closs the lest
tube with, end the tube exploded
while he wes holding it. His
mother called an embulince, and
he wes rushed to the Albeny Hos-
pitel. The doctor says he will
probebly lose the tips of two
fingers, but thet he will heve
the full use of his hand. 3o0b
blames no one but himself for
this mishep. He said, "I was a
fool to use e ammur."
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Barbara Birchenough
Associate
Associate
Feature Editor
Sport Editor
Circulation Manager
Exchange Editor
nditor
Roger Williams Bditor
Carolyn Mattice
Bill Norton
Dunton Tynan
Ruth Mann
THD STAFF
Christine Ades, Helen Gib-
son, Ruth Sampbell, Mdward Dey,
-Ganson Taggart, Frances Hoorn-
beek, Carolyn Hallenbeck, Jack
Shase, David Ronan.
EXCURSION VERSUS PICNIC
There is more school spirit
in a picnic, because everyone
stays together and we could play
games and sing songs and do
other things that would increase
school spirit. On the school
excursion we often get separated
and just stay with one friend
during the entire trip.
However, we can go on a pic-
nic any day in the summer, or
we could have one for a school
party and we cannot go on the
excursion every daye It is
something unusual and therefore
more interesting, \e could try
to keep classes together if we
wanted to, but we think everyone
enjoys it more sfaying with his
own friends.
FLOWERS IM HOM7TROOMS
What will brighten up your
home room and make it more attrac-
tive? ‘hat will make your home-
room a pleasure to be in? What
will make yours a home room to
be proud of? The only way to
bring nature into your room is
by flowers. YPlowers. Any kind.
Tulips, sweet peas, roses, or
pansies wibl brighten any room,
It certainly does make a better
aypearance. Bring in flowers
that you find in the woods and
if you dintt know the names of
them, perhaps someone wlse can
toll you and in this way you will
be gaining knowledge.
Perhaps you could bring in
pictures of spring for your
bulletin board that vill brighten
Volume IL ;Wumber 2y
the roan up, inything will be
good as long as it suggests
spring,
PLAYING ON THD LN
We should not play on the
lawn between Richardson and Milne
Halls. This land belongs to
state Sollege, and when we play
there, we are trespassing on
other people's property and we
are also disturbing the students
in theix classes by making motse.
Remember Dre Brubacher's
statement about not playing on
the laim. Perhaps he would be
more likely to let us play on the
lawn if we would not play and
make noise near the windows of the
College where elasses are being
carried on. It may be that that
is where he got an unfavorable
opinion of us and so made the
statement that we could not play
on the lavn,
QUESTION Box
QUESTION: Where should we go and
what should we do on
the picnic?
JOHN GRAHAM; "\WWe should go to Me
Bowns Grove and go
svimming and play base~-
ball."
CHRISINE ADDS: “Averill Park is
as good a place as anye
There are plenty of
lakes around there
where we could swim.”
EDWIN BLOCKSIDG3: “We should go
to Averill P ark where
we could swim and go on
the merry-go-round and
ther amusements."
fe should go to
Warner's Lake where the
boys could have a game
of baseball on the new
diamond and then take
a swim to cool off."
JAY O' BRT
Who
Who
‘Tho
Who
is so good at playing bridge?
is a friend of Sonny Blocksidge‘
is a fellow fine?
could it be but Howy Rosenstein
is it that is beautiful and
sweet?
is ti who is charming to meet?
is it who uses a fork?
can it be but Mary York?
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