CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, March 22, 1934
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume IV, Number 20
JUNIOR NEWS
JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPORTS
CLUB FUNDS; FORMS TRAFFIC RULES
Friday, at the weekly meeting of the
Junior Student Council it was decided to
Bive the following clubs funds; The
Glee Club $.50 for a book; the Dancing
SEVENTH GRaDES TO PRESENT
"LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW"
CLuSS aNNOUNCES CaST
The seventh grade English classes
are now writing a play which will be
based on the story "The Legend of
Club $1.00 for records; the Boy's Dramatic Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.
Club $1.25 for books of plays, and the
Ninth Grade Dramatics Club $1.50 for books. after the Easter holidays.
Junior Student Council formed a new
traffic rule. Student Council members
have the right to take names during hcme-
room periods because of the lack of
traffic officers in the homerooms.
Several sections of the new consti-
tution were read. The Constitution will
be mimeographed and read in the home-
rooms for approval.
JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS HAVE
VARIED aCTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS
The Beginnerst Dancing Club enter-
tained the Excursion Club with a party
this week, which included dancing and
refreshmemts.
The Methematics Fun Club had an
Easter party yeaterday.
Debating club is planning to give a
debate in assembly soon. Last Wednesday
a model debate speech was given by George
Cole, a senior. Seeley Funk was chair-
man and Ellison David, timekeeper.
MINSTREL SHOW TO BE REPEATED
FOR JUNIOR GROUP
Rehearsals for the play will take place
Tryouts
fcr parts in the play were held.
The cast includes; Robert Gardner,
Peggy Norton, Lillian Eclesheimer,
Virginia Jordon, Donald Geisel, Ragph
DeVries, Janet Perron, John Gulnac,
Johm Crawford, Walter Moffat, Walter
Seim, Charles McCullock, Donald Grigg,
David Ellison, Edwin Hunting, Charles
Senderson, Deron akullian, Leonard
Benjamin, Jack Boughton, Jerry Brown,
Miriam Buchaca, Helen Ehman, snna
Halpin, Virginia Kemp, Margaret Kirby,
Mildred Mattice, Joyce Murdick,
Virginia Nichols, Harriet Oishansky.
The committees for the play and
additional members of the cast will be
published in the next issue of the
CRIMSON «ND WHITE.
JUNIOR HIGH CHOOSES SPEsaKERS
FOR CONTEST 10 BE IN sPRIL
The following pupils have been
chosen to speak in the junior prize
speaking contest, which will take place
in april; Peggy Jantz, Marjorie pond,
Priscilla Simpson, Virginia Soper,
Grover Fayles, Edmand Haskins, Wilson
Hume, and Bernie Swartz.
The contest will be held the last
week in April.’ The contestants are to
On Wednesday Homeroom 233 gave a min-choose their coaches,’ according to Miss
strel show in the Senior assembly.
are planning to give it in a junior
assembly after Easter.
Seeley Funk, Dick Game, Lois Blessing,
Lois Haynor, Marga et Charles, Janet Cole,
Betty Douglas, end Pegey Jantz.
HOMEROOMS PLAN PLAY, CHECKER
, TOURNAMENT AND SKATING PaRTY
Homeroom 121 is planning to give e
mystery play in assembly after Easter
vacation. The cast is already chosen.
The cast included;
Martin Creesy, James Griffin, Erastus Davis,
They Ruth G. Moore,
'NISEMEN OF GOTHAM" IS GIVEN
IN aSSEMBLY YESTERDAY BY ROOM 130
Homeroom 130 presented an assembly
program yesterday at 11:30 for all
Junior High Students, The program, whici
will be announced by Jack Crewford,
included Robert Gale, John allyn,
Leonard Benjamin, Miriam Freund,
Florence Dunham, Wilbur French, Falph De
Homeroom 228 has elected the follow- Vries, Jack Boughton, Benjamin Douglas,
ing new officers; Joyce Murdick, vice-
president, and Jane Grace, reporter. The
homeroom had a business meeting Monday.
Homerooms 127 and 128 are now having
Miriam Buchaca, Robert Gurdner, Jean
Best, Lillian Eccleshymer, and Helen
Fh
BO.na.
STaFF FOR JUNIOR WEEKLY
Editor-in-chief Janet Bremer
Mencging Editor Richord .oudrews
associzte Editors
Christine Bayreuth. Borrie Swartz
Jane Weir
Sports Editor Martin Creosy
Circulation Editor Billy Burgess
Composing Staff
Benjamin Douglas Seldon Knudsen
George Farrington Gordcn Robinscn
Billy Saunders
Reporters
Benjemin Douglas
Betty Leitch
Virginia Mascn
Virginie. Mitchet
Betty Schultz
LITERARY ST..FF
Ethel Fasoldt Frances Seymour
Mille. Hall Eliz beth Simmons
Sylvia Rypins Virginia Tripp
Willicm Scunders Jane Vieir
SCHOOL FOUNTAINS
While the scacol is m-king improve-
ments in the locker room, we believe
that it should also put in W foun
tains. One udded to the first floor
would certainly be uppreci:.ted. The
fountain ca the second flocr, if fix-
ed, would :lse ..dd to the general
su.tisfuctio the school. Wher we
are on the ground fleor to gst a
drink, wid then whet do we find but
hot weter in pl..ce of the cool w.ter
we ect. This is curteirly irrit.-
ting when you «re thirsty “nd hive
only two minutes before cliss. If
you do get neur the fountrin on
third floor, there are s¢ many there
with the same ide: of getting a drink
thet you ciumnot possibly weit fer
your turn. We believe that this situ-
etion could be remedied by h-ving
more witer fourt.irs and cleaner snes,
INTER*SCHOLASTIC G.MES FOR GIPLS
There cre not many girls games
in Milne High School; these thi.t ure
played ore praucticiully unheurd of.
We believe that we have some excep-
ticnal girl athletes whe sre good
enough to play with other sc! is.
This would give them more ence
@ would make them weil-kn If
boys can play with ether schools,
there is no recson why this shzuld
be denied the girls,
The girls' bu.sketbell clesses
have the choice ¢f tennis or beseball
for gym fer the rest of this yeur.
Volume IZ, Number 20
TRAPFIC CLUB MEMBER Ker LIES
Dear Editor;
The Traffic Club of Milne High
has ,rectly improved the conditions
in the school. We have done our
best to keep order in the school
during the lunch period, and think
we have done very well. We believe
that we keep the annex and cafeteric
in good order; the students go
through the halls and up cnd down
stairs in an orderly manner,
The Student Council thinks
that we cun do better. However,
Student Council overiooks the fict
that four or five members of the
Gonrncil belong to the Traffic club.
We ore always gicd to receive any
suggestions thi.t students have to
oriere
Betty Reudemann
QUESTION BOX
Question: Should Traffic Club be
discontinued?
Hurrist Richter; No, beciuse it has
heiped the students to keep better
order thin we could ever hive with-
out the Triffic Club.
Lois Nesbitt; No, becuuse it does-
n't do ary hirm and helps to keep
Milne in good order.
Miss Bills; No, bec:use of what woul¢
happen to the school if we did not
hive anybody to keep order.
Marton McCormack; No, becuse it
keeps the pupils in order.
ETIQUETTE CLUB WUEL TION BOX
Question; When getting off a bus
or out of a texi, who gets out first,
the boy or the girl?
boy gets out first cud
the girl who is accome
then
panyirg him.
qwostio: When is 1t proper fer a
boy to offer his seat in i street
G.r to somecne else?
wer; Whor there ure ro se.ts left
sa older womsn or man gets on
the o:.r, a boy should .lways rise
und offer his sect.
The Excursion ¢lub visited
Friehofer's Bakery last Friday af-
ternoon. The club has elected the
following officers; Dorothy Dey,
president; Susan Poole, secretary;
Jane Phinney, treasurer; and Miriam
Freund, Sergeant-at-arms.
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