CRIMSON AND WHITE
Friday, October 16, 1936
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume V n ,
Number 2
SENIOR
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S e l d en K n u d s o n
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B i l i y Burgess
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hl^ve uej.tv-Lively diitjc^ed our course
lor the ensuine, ye^^r, we bet^in to t,ive ~
our attention to extr a-oui i-i..uloi a^jtivities.
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much ue , .ppi e c i . . o^s o:iu pi-.e^r<-m.
^oiTie ^0 in loi dramcoics, some loinowsj:.ip.ar woik ^nd others loi the ^.lee
club, ac well as the other oppoi tunitios
open to I.iliniies, Oae oi the unin^^s uiic-.t
pi ^GicJlly all 01 us .... e in.i-tii ested in
is the ic-ot that oui lespective societies
Enny-hv
0.10 coimencino th^ii
lijo-lboi? season.
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of the socifctics
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h.; 1 ty v/ulcomo that
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OCTOBER 16, 1936
¥FM<lCEiS LEV IT Z TO HEi*D
CHEER LEaDIKG THIS YEi.K
.OCIETIl^b
-uin:
The qu. t-.xui, ns v/oro omitted this
wucii duo to prossing business. There
wr..s a len^th^ discussion en the rufeh
which is to tL.ko place in the near future.
Vida Benjamin was elected tc be the
reporter for the Crimson and 'White.
The literary program consisted of a
book review of Silas Crcckett, by Mary
Ellen Chase. The Quin song was sung-.
Theta Nu:
The following people hr.ve accepted
invitations to join Theta Nu:
Leland Beik
Donald Grigg
John Gulnac
Way Hoyt
It was decided that Thtt.^i Nu needs
a larger room since the society is getting too l^r^^e fcr the present rc om;
Mr, Moose»s cipproval was obtained
on
using room 321, We will use that room
starting next week.
Zeta Sigma:
The meeting was called to order by
the president at 12 o•clock. The secretary called the roll and the minutes of
the previous meeting v;ere read. The
treasurer's report v;as given.
The business consisted ^f discussions
in regard to the coming rush, for which d&.
finate plans are now under v/ay.
This year
the rush will take place on Oct. 30 >F.r;
^^-rSO ?,M* to 5 o'clock.
The girls voted upon having- a social
get-together outside of school. The dc.te
is set fcr October 24 when a theatre party
t;ill take place for all members of Sigma.
There will be seven regular cheerleaders for the coming year. The squad
will be headed by Frances Levitz and Virginia iCelsey, v/ith two substitutes. Six
new cheers have teen introduced by the
leaders to their helpers and two new
soiigs. These will be exhibited to the
rest of the school during an assembly
program in the near future. Miss Levitz
said that any new cheers or songs will
be welcomed as the old cheers have been
worn out over long years of activity.
The regular cheer leaders from the
senior class are Frances Levitt, Virginia Kelsey, Janet Brener, Dorothy Harrison, Robert Emerick, Lowell Gypson,
and Roger Orton. Those representing the
junior class are Marjorie pond, and Virginia Tripp. Frances Bremer and Elizabeth Simmons are the substitutes.
MILNE VARSITY CLUB COITOCTS
ELECTION ..T F I R S T IVIEETING
The Milne Varsity Club held its
first meeting' of the yer.r Friday, October 2, They elected new officers. They
are as follev;s: President, V/illiam perkins; Vice President,Douglas iuCKeon; Secretary, Jack Beagle; Treasurer, William
Hotuling; Corresponding.;: Secretary,Robert
Taft; Business Manager,Keniieth Lasher;
Master-of-Ceremonies,Erastus Davis;Student Council Eepresentitive, Seely Funk;
Reporter,Mart in Creesy; Sargent-at-ii.rms,
Foster Sipperly.
LU.SHER ELECTED LEI.DER
OF J.THLETIC COUNCIL
The first meeting of the athletic
council was held Wednesday, October 7.
Officers were elected and new members
were taken into the organization.
The officers are as follows*. President, Kenneth Lasher; Vice President,
Barton Zabin; Secretary,Foster Sipperly;
.-U'thor for the week is John Milton. Treasurer ,V/i 11 iam Perkins; and Mas ter-o fBetty Dcuglus gu.ve his biography, and Mar- Ceremonies, William Hotaling.
jorie Stcnton presented his "works". The
The new members who were acceptedmeetiiig was closed by the singliig- of the
are Seely Funic, Martin Creesy, Jack BeaZeta Sigma song.
gle, Jack Skinner, Richard paland, Ed
Huntixig, Merwyn Atwood, and Douglas Mc Adelphoi:
Keon.
The main event of Adelphoi yestordv^y
was the taKing' in of new members. Foster
Sipperley gave a very interestir^ talk on
photography. He told how they photograph
Gruff father to son: 'Vvhy don't ycu
flowers and trees. This article from The
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asci.d ..ind a job? When I was youPhotography i-.ss/ci^-.tion magazine.
at,e I was working for .'<3,00 a week in a
store, and at the end of five years I
o'lwned the store,Son: "You can't do tlmt
They have "G" men.