CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, February 26, 1987
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VII, Number 17
SENIOR NEWS
MILNE GIRLS VaRSITY DEFEATS
ALUMNI IN BaSkKbT BALL GaN;
SOPHOLORE THsM BEs‘S JUNIORS
The Milne Varsity pleyed «a, busket=
» #0 with the “lumni Tuesdcy night
O Pele Milne took the leed and
held it all through the geme with Elize
abeth ‘Simmons scoring the first two
points, At half-time the score was 18 to
4, "his overwhelming victory for Milne
ended in the score of 35 to 166 Eliza-
beth Simmons wes high score with 20
points end ~ Elsbeth Fromm for the #lum-
ni with 5 points.The girls pleying on the
Milne m were; Forwards, Norme Kepe=
wich, Barbere Knox, Frances Levitz ,
Frances Seymour , Elizabeth Simmons,
end Virginia Tripp; Guards, Margcret
Charles, Merion Kosbob, Virginia Kelsey,
Carolyn Housman, Betty Ruedemann, Mary
Winshurst, Demic Winshurst.
The girls pliying on the #lumni
team were ; Forwards, Elsbeth Fromm,
Ch: tine sades , Irene Hawkins, Jean
Graham Guards , Sally Rycn , alice
Wander, Dorothy Ann Duffey, Doris Shultes.
The teem mey pliy Meant Pleasent
Fridey, <t three fifteen. Everyone is
invited to come ct no charges
The Sophomore first teom fefected
the Junior first tecm Wednesdcy efter=
noon by, the score of fourteen to eleven.
The pliyers on the sophomore tecm were,
Ruth Sclkirk, kethryn Newton, Doris
Welch, Ruth Resp, Jecn Leymene
The juniors were; Virginia Tripp,
Frances Seymour, Lois Nesbitt, Jecn Mc=
Dermott, Petricia Gibson, Mcrgcrat Chore
les and Mary Winshurst.
WINSHURST %C ADDRESS CLUB
At th reguler
French Club next MWUndcy,
will show the members some
Freancce She will .1s0 show
ustrited mep of Purise
meeting of the
Mery Winshurst
postcards of
them cn. 11i—
NOTICE
The Milne Besketball team will pley
Vincenticn’ Institute te.m tomorrow night
ut Viscention.
MILNE GYM NIGHT IS MARCH 6
THETA NU TO °LAY ADELPHOI
IN CHAMPIONSHIP BALL GAME
The Milne Gym Night, formerly the
snnucl Antics, will tke place on Fridcy
evening, Merch 6, at 7:30 in the gym
nesium of Poge Holle The admission for
participants is 25 cents, and for par-
ents cnd friends is 35 cents,
The committees cre cs follows; Gen-
ercl, Willicm Hgtaling, Foster Sipperly,
end Selley Funk; Volley bell, Jeck Skine
ner cnd Winford Newton; Boxing, Lowell
Bypsone Theta Nu and adelphol will pley
& Championship basket bell gemee The
Winning tecm will receive @ cupe The
girl’ will elso have z gcme, but it is
not yet decided which clesses will pare
ticipate. Possible selections cre junior,
senior and sophomores The girls will
merch and the Junior High will give a
Sailors Hjrnpipe dance, ‘he Senior High
Girls mcy give a dance clso».
CO-OP GIVES PENCIL SHARPENER
The State College Bookstore, Come
monly known to M Ine Students as the Co
op has given 4 néw pencilesharpensr to
the M+lne Library as a gift to the pup=-
ilse
CONTESTANTS .LLECT PIECES
FOR aNNUsL FRIZE SPE.K ING
*hose taking part in Prize Speaking
drew for places on the program and ane
nounced their selections as follows,
1. Virginia Trippe="On Skating" by Cora
nelia Otis Skinnere
2. Edmund Haskins--"The Man Who Won the
War" by Robert Bucknere
3. Carol Loucks-«"Renaissance" by Mil-
layo
4. Franklin Steinhardt--"The Sad Death
of a Hero) by Anderson.
5. Lillian Walk--"~he Garter"
kere
6. Wilson Hume-—"Traveling Under Steam"
by Stewarte
7. Jane Weireeuncertain
8. AIfred Wheeler-=fregment from,
wathats Bhildhood"” by Longfellow.
by Par=
"Hia=
CRIMSON Ai D \. HITE
Editorial Staff
Marion Kosbob
Virginia Trip;
Elizabeth Simmons
Edmund Heskins
Virginia Soper
Virginia Kelsey
Jean Ambler
Margaret Charles
Carolyn Hausmann
Lowell Gypson
Betty Ruedmann
Ken Lasher
Janet Bremer
Janice Crawford
Editor-in-Chief
associate Editors
Managing Editor
Feature Editor
Society Baitor
Humor Editor
Exchange Editor
Sports Hditors
Art Editors
Reporters
Betty Leitch
Charlotte Kornit
Betty Bardon
Frances Levitz
Martha Gordon
Mary Winshurst
Business Department
Business Manager
Distributing
Mimeographers
Gordon Robinson
Earl Goodrich
Gordon Carvill Printer
Miss Katherine E. Wheeling
Faculty Adviser
Published weekly by the Crimson and
White stat. at the Mtlne ‘cchool, hl-
bany, New York.
Terms; $1.00 4 year, payable in advance.
Free to students paying student tax.
CaLLING ALL COUPLE.
Tonight 1s the QUIN SIGMA dence.
All know that, but cre you all plenning
to bu present? If not,there's something
lacking in ;our attitude tow.rd Milne
and our verious profects and social ef-
foirse ‘The girls in the two societies
are working herd to mke their cnnual
dance « success cnd it's up to the stud-
ents of
Ajlne to back theme Decorations
Rider's music cnd a good gang
1 combine to meke this « red-let=
ter night for everyone theres
Milnites will be expected to support
our dnce tonight especiully since no
outside couples will be sllowed. Cer=
tainly you don't went to be left out of
cn affair which is exclusively for Miln=
ituse Of course & boy or girl from
Milne c-n bring cn outside friend. It'll
be spiffy, cllright, with every fector
pointing toward its succe Other
schools sponsor big dences without out-
side helps Letts show whet Milne can do.
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Dai. WIE Number 17 ES
FEBRUARY 26, 1967
OUT IN THE COLD
We're out int the cold again’ [+
matters not what kind of weather, rain.
or Shine and sometimes snow, we must
go outdeors. Sometimes, too its quite
@ shock,gcoing from a warm building ine
to the cold air. It stuffs up your head
and makes your eyes water,and often you
contrast whet is commonly know as a cold.
As perhtips you may have guessed, I'm
talkiug about the closed doors of the
auditorium. Lvery afternoon something
takes place theie which necessitates our
walking outside even to réach the locker-
room. The doors of Page Hall are lock-
ed. If you knock someone will politely
tell you you can't come in, that tuey do
not wish to be disturbed. But, do they
tell you how to reich your destination
without going outside? Do they give you
a coat to weer? Do they give you a
cold remedy? Ng, some people are heart-
lesse
The girls sometimes may go down!
stairs and through their locker room
However, the boys have no alternative.
They must go outsidee And the piti-
ful part of it is, so must the faculty.
Don't worry, wetve noticed their annoy-
ed looks as they walk around the audi-
toriume
There are two propositions which I
have to offer, One, we could wear oub
hets and coats through school, or two,
come to pescetul terms with the oc~
cupants of the auditorium. It wouhd be
rether uncomfortable to eccept the first
one so let's see whct we can do about
the seconde
BOOK REFORT
Have you reud "A Son of the Revo-
lution" by Orcksy? It's the kind of 4
book that holds your interest through-
out and for « long time after you have
finished ite
With the French Revolution as its
beckground, the story concerns the life
of & young man who wis mede what he was
by the stormy times and great questions
at atcke.
A threcd of romance is wo-
ven skillfully into the tele as Andre,a
citizen, saves the life of his former
m ster ind his dauphter in whet seems
to them more horiible to death, “his
merreige to her.
The stor
cont.ins enough t:rue
background to
the book us worth
whiie cs it plinge JI would re~
command it %& enior high student
w 14 counie of hours to spere for
rendtag
1 good boolta
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CRIMSON sii WHITE PAGE 3 FEBRUARY 26, 1937
HOOK: LINE,. AND SINKER COMMENTAS OR
Fishy Phrases=-— "Look3} Mothert", cried I might just as well put last weekts
a litle fisi,"I8ntt that a fly?" "Not
by a darn-site," cussed his Ma," that's
just an alibig"
Charles Me Collock, Hde Hunting,
Leonard Benjamin, and I went ona hike
to Pine Busi Saturday. Well, er, we
rode a little. soys, weren't the fried
pork chops and the mushroon soup g00d?
Woe is me$ I found a trout the
other day in fishing facket.e I for-
got to remove it, after the season fold-
ed upe How can I remove the smell?
Home Lc nomics students please answere
ee OK
TEESE SPRING HIKES
Nothing ;leases me more than seeing
either a croup of Boy or Girl Scouts on
a hike in the woods. It is there, they
learn how to conduct themselves properly
and also to enjoy the full benifit of
the great outdoor life. Not only that,
but they kee, out of trouble, and off the
busy city streets. The outdoors is re-
sponsible ior the bringing up of these
future Americen citizens with a . whole=-
some outlook on lifee
MILNE BC\E 10 COEYMANS HIGH
CREESY STARS WITH 7 POINTS
Crimson and shite basket-
eers met defeat on the Uoeymans High
School court last Friday high when
they engaged the Coeymans quintet.
Milnets
After setting the pace for most of
the game, Coach Ryan's men were nosed
out in the last few minutes of play.
Milne held a two point lead at the chose
of the first period and stretched the
advantage to six points by the half.
Late in the third period, with Milne on
the long end of 20-17, the Junior Var=-
sity went into action and did compara-
tively well against the Coeymans var=
sity until the Varsity returned.
In the closing mimites of the game
the score "seesawed" due to a number
of fo.ld shots. When the final bell rang
it w.s discovered that Milne had made
one less foul point than did Coeymans,
thus a one point victory for Coeymans.
Individual honors go to Creesy, who
chalked up two field goals and three
fould shots for a total of 7 points.
column in agéin and chenge only the name
State Frosh to Coeymans. after a slow,
monotonous geme we ended up on the low
end of a 24~@23 scoree Coeymens, of all
schools, and we lost! Oh, well, lets
talk btout the coming Yincention game
Saturdey nighte
I'll admit our chances of winning
are slim, but we should see a real fight
because the boys are esger to give them
& hard fighte If the boys should win,
we cOuld excuse some of these one point
loses.
I have a feeling that the noise of
those workers out there is indirectly
going to cut "The Commentator" rather
shorte
Spesking of Vincentien, the Adir-
ondack District amature Golden Gloves
are going to be held in the Vincentian
&ym Merch 8, 10, lle For real slugging
matches you should see those fellows
fight. There will be ninety rounds of
boxing each nights
THRU THE AEYHOLE
BY HIDE «kD SEEK
Bob Emerick seems to have quite 4
crush on Lois Nesbitt, at least for
walking her downtown and around. Have
fun, kiddies? You oughta’.
We see Franklin Steinhardt gave
Jinny McDermott quite a rush last Friday
at the Tea Dance. ‘here wes Sobby Taft?
Perhaps he was obeying coach*s orders.
Let that be a lesson to you, Beagle,Funk,
and Davise
that Mary Winshurst
has taken the attention of Buddy Raeder
at least for the (Guin-Sigma. Shets
been doing all right for herself lately,
the State Col.iege Jurior Prom and alls
Did you hear
Points and People of interest at the
Quin-Sigma ------- Margy Charles with Otio
Schaeler----~--—--=novel decoretions—=
---Annaebille Vogler with a Sophomoré—-—_=_——
Gordon and Gordon together again-~~----.
Lew Rider's fancy music------- Orton ani
Hayner; Schuliz and en unknown blond-u-==
Peg Ji 41] be in New York. Question;
I ome, end if so, with
Well, I con't want to tell you ev=
erything thet*s going on becéuse then
you wouldn’t heve the tun of finding out
for yourself,
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