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CRIMSON AND WHITE

FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1940

THE MILNE, ‘SCHOOL

SENIOR NEWS

ALBANY. N. Y.

Tho Senior ni Junior
Tigh €chools of Milno
took part in t annual
Christmas assoi yes-
tori t 13S30;P.M, in
the Fago Hall Audlitoriun,

Blword Lanswig, Sonior

throuch, Stuiont Council

half attach Aout prosided ovor

sparkling: y and announc—

evenin:, progran,.

squod wi

wale ontertainr

closcly of a 6

noints, teh was proscnted

7 § the monbors of
The ball class. Those

all atod. in tho

inprovonont
wookls ca
green Isla as ~i Golden

s Rattoray actoi as
or for tho play.

ing to the Milne
each home roon

scoro Acvor

of tho inva:

The Milac J.V, won a
hard £9 contos% -
four
featured
twelve

brilliant s
ids the soc
three starts for ef
ior Varsi 2 final was
Milne 25~! lacr 15.

RED RAIDERS To 10D?
BIMAR FIVE TOI
OM DETELEIEN  couRT

STRONG TEAM OF 36.11 S
PROMISES GOOD GAiG

The Milne squad
travel to Delmar toni
to enzaso tho
Bothlehon Central fi

To date Milno
one sano out of
but in the two gancs lost
Milne was beaten v only
one and threo points ro-
spectively. Delmar has
also dropped two out of
threo decisions, and both
teams lost to Rex issoloor
by throe points: so i:
Q ast ro ovalry this
é saould prove to bo
fast an exciting.

Tho probable sta:
dino uz
is Captain Charlos Lomo,
Robert Clarke, John Dyer,
Kirk Leaning, and John
Jansins,

The line up for
J.V, tean will probabl
he; Harold Gano, Albort

Ely, Waltor
Goorco Edick, and Fred
Dotwillor,

Tonorrow nicht the cna-
tire Milne squad will iv
vade Grocnville for
socond sane in two
This will oe the firs
baskotball same on reco
between the two tcans

QUIIT AND SIGiL\ GIVZ
INVITATIONS TO SOFIS

The Quintillian and
Sivna Literary
cicbios cave out
ations to join th
to the choson
last W

ics—

Tho fornal initiation
for both Quin and Si
will take place on
14th of January.

SURV.IY

OF ROLATIVES

to 2 rocont
} present
ad rola-
attondod
results

are as follow:

There aro
students wh
father attondo

24

oresent
or

Thero aro two students,
Joyce Knann and Robort
Ostranior, whose both
parents attcaded Milne,

Robert Ostrax
had 11 rolativ
provinusly atic

conbucts
IGBTING

GAC,

ACTIVE

The Girls Athlotic

Club of ililne had its
romular neot. on Doc-
omber 11, 1940. Tho ncot-

ing consisted of tho

followins:

The troasuror reporter

that tho GA. 6. has
eloven dollars in the
troasury.

Tho Inmprover Conne

ittoo stat
is not av: ilablo
afternoon dance.
night rent the

Loris

which cost throo
for after se.
dollars

for nigh
will be made
5 school hours.

The G. AL OC,
ended the neeti

These
the
Nancy Mochstras

notes woro «4+
sccrotary, kh.
sor.

by

PAGE <

EDWARDS AID DARDIU
ATTEWD NI-Y ASSEMBLY

At the Dott Asser wbly
lost weck, tin Bawa’
ani Bob Borden Trop
ed Milne by talkin,
alternate and dolecate
parts rospoctivoly in the
discussions,

Governor Lehnan and
Erastus Cornine spoke to
the ¢roups, thon cach
person was put on a

connittce to discuss cor-
tain bills in the rocular
legislative order,

A compulsory car in-
spection bill was brought
up and passed by a gront
jority,

LE? HOWOR ROLL

v4 2p scholastic honor
roll for Deconber follows;
Seniors;

, Mary 90.0

, Marjorio 90,8

M David 90,4

, Lawrence 90.2

Schanbergor, Robort 93.8

Ethel 90.6

anley 91.5

altor 93.5

Walter 91.0

: vteon H).ecanor 94.3

¢ or, Robert 93.0

© Blanche 95.4

Be ; John 90.3

Sontz, Lula 92,3
Sophomores:

Brook waa Juno 90.3

b 92.6

A a al.8

hatsky, Arline 91.3

, Dorothy 95.4

Vail, Betty 90.8

STAFF WANTS PICTURES

Tho photography staff
of th, Ivicks

that thero wi
un the Un,
neo ott

and

ie Wal
QE TY

SCMIGIR 20, 1940

“AVS

MIL
PLAYDAY WITS DSLR

GIRLS

had quite

vi
ketball nlayday last Sat—
urday.

A full Prog sran
arrangod for ‘tho dn y
plenty of ontortainnont.
Tho hishlicht, of coursc,
was basketball, Follow
ing is the result of tho
Milne vorsus Dolnar toan.

Sonior gane
Milne 14 Delnar 20

Junior gane
Milne 9 Delnar 23

Ssphonore cane
Milne 18 Delnar 16

Froshnan 7
Milne i2

Ne
Delnar 30

In the sonior ane

Goomer and Joa

esnocially

ndir while Joan

dia tiost of tho
scoring for Dolnar.

Various stunts voro

the contribution of Dol-

: to the aftornoon cn—
tortainnont, whilo Milne
tr celaoh and so nhorores
carnival in tho
cym, where tho
‘irls showed thoir talent
at shooting out candles
with wator pistols, drop~
ping clothespins in bott+
les etc, Iast, but not
least, thore was dancing.

SOPHOMORE CLASS
SELECTS OFFICIRS

The sophonore class
on Deconbor 12 cloctod
officors for tho yoar.

They aro as follows:

President; Goorgo Tdict

Vice Prosident; Willian
Soper

Scocrotary: Dorothy Ridor
Tho treasuror will bo

elocted at tho noxt t-
4

2 Z)

CRIMSON AND WiITz

Tim CRIMSON AND WiIITE
Volume XI
Published weckly by the Grinson and
ifhite staff at tho Milne Behool, Albany,
jew York,
Momber: Colunbia Scholastic Pross Ass'n
Capitol District Scholastic Pross Ass'n

EDITORIAL BOARD

Robert Barden
Mary Baker
Blaine Becker
Robert Kohn
Marjorie Gade
Marilyn Tinchor
David Conlin
onald Surnmers
ey Faradis
. Corwin
lis R

Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editors

Foature Bditors

Sports Writors

Activitics Writers

Hine Wilson

Art Staff

Alice Van Caasbeok
Elaine Drooz

Mi Gyo) oe

Fred Detwoiler
Robert Austin

Printer
Circulation

ADVISORY BOARD

Mr, Warren I, Densmore
Miss Beatrice Ae D.

Wouldntt it be rz
had more msical pro:
one enjoyed the recent bor
gram we had because there
worked into it,

Wo have a very fine
we realize that thoy
Moose's oxccllent
much tine into th
results show it,

ar

“musical zenii.!

Whilo I th
capable of prov:

hestra is

tainnont, it would be voli
Men of St tone that e
which recoiv
at the last ass

I'm suri
were a trot

if

& UrSMsa Ts ON

think it would bo a ) ny eouee:

cur band ploy more and 1 i 6 ta
singers to oltornato wits \.2
~ Elaine Gallup

(Continued in x column n)

EDITORIAL FAGE

Nunber 10

: should
have more occasion to ho ar our roally

‘rand enter=
the Four
guard sb
Wion

DECEMBER 20, 1940

[Volvere X), No. 10, P 3]

IT's Tit LITTLE TiriNGs

Soveral small items have como to
our attention in the last few wooks,
Sone of thom are good, and others aro
bad.

Those that are commendablo arcs

1, Good turnouts at basketball
ganes, which we hope will remain as thoy
are.

2. Along Christmas vacation.

3. The increased school spirit in
Milno, shown in part by the support at
basketball ganes and the recont yop as-
sonbly.

4, TIerge Christmas baskets as us-
ual, for poor familics.

Those itens that need improvenents

1, Tack of responsibility on the
part of students, toward school rulos,

2, Igck of respect for basketball
players shooti fouls. Spectators at
this time should remain silent,

This famous little rhyme illustrates
the fact that it is tho little things
that count:

Little drops of water
Little grains of sand
Make the mighty ocean,
And the mighty land,

Surely if our school is to boccne

2 character and morale,
ingly little thi

' We
Si leryy
ae ‘ ,

The Board of the Grimson and White

extends sincere good wishes for oa vory

Merry Christmas and a happy, successful

Now Yea: to every member of the Studont
ond Naculty.

ote: Wo agree with Miss Ga
: neerely hope that we hear tho

f State and the Milne Orchestra
in the vory near future,

Hoy, Santa!

And what is Santa Claus coins to
bring you? Tavo you boon a good little
boy or girl this year? Don't oxpect to
find that ruvbor doll in your stocking
unless you havo,

Mr, Clous is goings to receive quite

a fow lettcrs from young hopefuls fron

Milne next wook. A fow requests we
brale ud. of tino,

Don Dollure is a
seeyto keop Botto in

- for handcuffs,
ad,

Avt Phinnoy wints tho sane thing
for Jessio.

anew racl
since last
"Gettor-—upore:
reaily cood......it pulls you out of ted
at 5 minutes of 9, throws your clu

at you. by 4 minutes of 9, serves y
brenkfast 2% 3 ninutes of, and ets

to school at ono ninute of,...

the last ninutc, you can be free and
what you went to,

Valley Paradis wants + OF
"Tow to Undo: co Alcebra Beto
Takes You Under.

Dunean Crook won't have ayy faith
left in Santa, if ho does:'% > hin
that REAL Lone Ranger gim tris y x

just any old thing
stroot, so he carz ‘

Alan Bly wouldn't nint getting sone
of Dr. Bigs “guarantest +o crow in two
seconds" onulsion.

Joan Tunting wants a ;
scope....one that wiil allow quick
look all tis way down south,

Chuck: Lo wants a specz
ketball wi diroctic
It will autonuaticnlly
touches
why you nood it, Chuck,

Bthol Daldwin wants to co eh Least
100:5 in all dor ni ee 4 bo
wonderful to bo ambit

Tho rest of you hal “=
up and write your J %turse.
Claus won't sot then on t2
hopins you got what you went...

Do You Remember When,.......

The Senior Wish had a barn dance
and Norman Andrews led the squaro dan-
cing?

We went to Wagers and only Wagers
after every affair, large or small?

We received a talk on "Souvenirs"
from Professor Sayles?

And do you ronember why wo received
such a talk?

Beverly Komp sang "You Too Can Bo
The Life Of The Party?" And then her
farowell party bofore leaving Albany?

Marcia Schifferdecker woro lonz
curls?

Bod Taft was our "star" on the bas—
kotbal2 court?

uch Binstein danced and sang to
Ss Back a Tore! at the first june
+ party six years ago?

Sd Meghrebdlian
Well, he can now,

couldn't lindy?

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