CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, May 7,
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume VII,
JUNIOR
SEVENTH ( m m HOIVIE ROOM PRESENTS PLAY
Home Room 224 presented a play
entitled "Do You Believe in Luok" in
asnembiy last Thurcdayo The chara?,ters
in this one act play were as i'ollowsj
Jane CraiidonTEarbare Rosenthal;
Crandon? Glerna Smith; J.lTmi'e, Billy Lang;
Mrso Crandon, Rita Figarskyj, SofiQ Jonus,
Lolla Santz; Mrs a Jones, Ma.>'g-arot
Eodviclcer* Mari&old Alice, Jean HovenoriAunt
Penelapo, Barbara Russell; Bob, Johji jajLi""
sing?, Prof, livlngstcne; Philip Snare> e
reporter, John Cheeseboroj n newsboy, James Haskins*
The plot was centered around **Aunt
Penelope's Opal Necklace'', The dialogue
was very clover and the acting v;as
IT soomed as though tha whole audience
.V-Tmpod when an unearthly scream
was
hoard announcing that ''Aunt
raholcpe "
i-inGv; about the missing necklacot
Among those that game an outstanding
Performance were Barbr.ra Russ.3ll,
Rosenthal, Billy Lang, Rita Figarcky^ and
Gl^iXiO cmith.
Number 25
NEWS
WHilTȣ THE E I O T H GRADE GOT
THAT IKE 7 AKD 9 CAN<T SEE?
The second annuel (perhaps) Hobby
Show will be produced for the parents of
the eighth gradors this Lxf.^ei'D.r^cv froiu.
three thirty until five o'clocks Martin
Edwards, chairman, has assured every one
that the show will be a greft s u c c e s s •
One of the feature attractions will
be the presentation of Mrsv> Wiggs
thru
the kindness of homeroom Ts6.» Mrs. v/ill
bring her children along also to entertain.
The Mi.>^'no I,lbrary will be the scene
of the actions and it is expected to
bring many parents?,
Prizes will be av/arded for the best
exhibitpto add c. bit of competition, ^v
G i a SCOTJTS TO GFTIi: TEA FOR MOTHERS
Tho Gli'l Scoi^ts of ?roon 20
t"f
Mi''ne
gi.vli'g
tot thotr mothers
on TA'.rr iav Ct'terj\ocn i:.;
'^.trgc^ gyTri.*
Pi^Gi. 2
CKBiSON. .UmD
Ivjil 7, 1937
MA
Editorial Staff
MQ — that familiar name reminds us
again of the annual memorial day for our
best friend, our mother. One day, only
one day, out of a v^hole year is®t ;asic[o'
to •""'^rfemember our m.others» It
really
is a shame, isn't it, that for this day
only we are kind to that person who
is
so dear to us» Our tongues are • = always
making us talk about how nice Miss Blank,
a school teacher is, but do we
often
think about how nice our greatest teacher, our mother is? Do we often think of
allshe does Csnd has done for us? Do we
often think of how little we do for her?
Remem.ber, v^^on't you, that even
though
Mother's Day is once a year, our mothers
do for us all year» Remember, too, tc do
the same for them»
Estelle Dilg
Edword Langwig
Jecn Bushe
Miriam Bo ice
iirdelle Chadderdon
Van Varner
Gilbert Dancy
Jean Tarches
Almn Brown
David Fuld
waiter Griggs
Kenneth Gypson
Chaitles Go 1 ding
Suzanne Roberts
jGcquelyn Townsend
Betty H'iyt
Marcia Bissikunaner
Marriane Adams
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editors
Composing Staff
Exchange Editor
Club Editors
Art Editor
Mime c^-raphi izg
Kumor Editor
Reporters
Faculty Adviser
Miss Ruth Moore
STYLES
THEY*RE ALL PHONEY
Maybe some of you students h^ivw
been hearir^g rumors of another change
of hours next year. These might have
cheered up some of you who didnH like
the new hours* Well, they're fakes as
it has been enounced >y Dr® Frederick
that there will be no such change and
that they v/eren't even planning too
The rumors traveling aroand v/ere
probably gathered from some eavesdropper
who got the wrong idea. You won*t have
to get up early and petitions probably won't make a change, so you'd better give up»
HUMOR
Friend; "I see you
travel."
are reading a book on
Reader; "Yes, I'm on a vacation* As I cannot afford to travel, I read travel books
and make believe that I go places."
Friend; "But you are
buck\7ard»"
reading the
Whether you spend your vacation on
the beach or in a camp you will look
smart every minute if you follow these
suggestions.
At the beach a bothing suit of
course is in order. There are many style
bathiEg suits and so get one to suit
your tasteo Although you will spned most
of your time in Q bathing suit you will
want to dress up a little in the afternoon. Any wash dress or tub silk will
make you feel q[Uite dressed up after the
bathing- suit. Besides wearing Q bathing
suit on the beach there are shorts or
slQcks, With these get a halter so you
can get a nice tan.
If you have a camp that is not near
a lake or pond you won't need Q bathing
s\lit. You may wear slacks, shorts or
culottes, though© In the afternoon you
will get dressed again as above.
Next week; What to wear while traveling.
book
CHiiRACTER SKETCH
Reader; "Ye&^^I'm on the return trip."
Boy; "You remind me of the sea."
Girl: "Because I'm
wild, restless
F6 mantic?"
Boy: "No, because you mt;ke me sicko"
He or she is in Home Room 121,
or she is tall, light haired, and
often given to blushing'.
and
Put your answer in the Junior Crimson and White drav^or.
Weekly Pun
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly wore going over
the month's budget book, checking ibhe
pi.:*.pendituros« 'kr^ Jelly noticed one item
rc-.'rding "Hok
and another, "Hok #7" ,
besides others scattered throughout
the
'.?C)ok-
'^7hat are
these Hoks?" he
finally
•aLked,
"Heaven
•^ifs,
only
knows," replied
He
is
his
The answer to last week's character
sketch was Gorrinne Edwards of Home Room
130.
\
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OUTING
The annual outing of the Milne boy\3
and girls will be held on June 9. By
a vote the excursion won out
ahQSd
of the proposed Fi<^ld Dayc The , people
who want to gc v/ill go down the river on
the Day Boat tc Kingston Point, The admission v;iLl be the showing of your student '-L.I. i.D\'Cc