CRIMSON AND WHITE
FViday, Oct. 7,1938
THE MILNE SCHOOL
Albany, N. Y.
Volume
Number 1
LL
SENIOR
The pa.st two Moniay
afternoons, in the Little
Theater, the senior cia&s
conductGd thoir firrjt yuGct
ing of the year and dincussed thoir pjar.a for
the year. The moinber^ of
the clans chotio thoi'r officori4 vyho ind^uir;^
Prcjiiorxt. Jolu C-;ilna,c
Vic3 pics. Robi;.. J--:.v^'dnor
Soc-'vjtary. L, acl
NEWS
:;r)riAi SVUJHT
DATE
Oct. 14
9;00-12:00
CHiiPSROITS
Ili^h Reception
Mrs. Barsan
Miss 'vhouilneT
Dr. PZinsolla
Serg. a u Arms . ifh uL b or ivoin
The president appoin-oci I^ichTrd Paland to
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c o the
OctoL)cr 21
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Jr. Hir^h Reception
Miss Hayes
Miss J.fertin
Dr. Moose
Oct, 33
3!30-[:?00
Si.cna Rash
Hiss I'iTi 1 inf;han
Miss Eaton
Qi.i.in Poish
Miss Johnson
Dr. 3cx'ji
Noven'oer
Boy's oocioties
Initiation
Mr. Rr,'„ynond
Dr. Moose
Doo 9
9-00-'12r00
Adci.ph->i-Theta Nii
Tcrj
MiS3 Conhlin
Mis. Cr:fJ.lin
Mr. Snadr.r
Doc 12
6:30-11;00
Play Bohoarsal
CDress;
Miss Gjnkljn
Miss Martin
Miss feterhury
«t or* of
cja>jp rin^js. lie war later
olc';':oci. to serve as claBa
;'i n e s s nanag o r. [Cho
pi-eyideni: also appo\ntod a
comi'iittoo of J-anrt C.Lj.rk,
Mirja'n Fround, Jd.
in,::-^, o.nd f}corf:'o COOVIU'LO
who wiJ.l suonit proLjjoctive hLidgets.
Roh e r t (^ar dn o r,
chairiTiaD of tno c.lass
ni^ht ccnrxittoe \r.il
choose his ov/n ooniiittco.
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The Kni ckerhockor
Jnnior High i^chool of
Troy, entertainted 'Gho CViji^i'^oj
tr.i.ct •hol.act'iO X'TJJ!.:;^! A S soc .1 a. t j on la^
-Sla t\irday,
Mr, .Ri ch;. d Lewis , Fnckor•booko/ "-'iC;ri3 }^iitori
»'Jii»i!' Hr>aloy.
Y I'iows
corn.mtXit;atcr and Mr
Ilealey, Kiiickorhockcr.' frees
paf.o Jlditor addrocsod t}io ncrnir.;.^ sosi^-ion.
(Cont'd. C0luinn i' )
The Milno doloration,
which includod Hiss Xh(5olini^. Botty I;aidon, I'lcward
L*;ja ''.w:^ ^^. ivh,;'' c i a
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f^hivlo^' .Burjvo.-^t;, A;r.,n ".lois
reported bhab the
0 u t fj 1: ar/l 1 ]!
J p0•i k 1
tho aftornoo?!
tO'ir/'. on
v;cr.:
A.J,
bo: , vho
on ' C i:..' ao' "ho
ITo^r^^', Mr. dl.
"xj-.'on
Vihosc "Oopic: V/"/J '''j' u 'v:-'
poi'ccjr'' and :-i";oi;hor .^a'lph
v;h0 f iaot.i ^-i'''Oho l-i'^.-.'-oo-
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The senior hic^h reception, to welconc the
inconing Sophomores, and
the first social event
01
of tho season, will ho held
in the State College Comr.one;fconi(?:htfrom 9]00L3-00 P.M. The chaper- ,
cnnc- v/ill "be Miss Kathe n n0
0 o 1 i n^^- Mr s. Anna
K. F-a.'san and "Or, T'hos.
Kins "ixla. Paul Parker's
cr.:r.ostra will furnish
tho music.
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C::iIM.SC!T AlTD WHITS
Mrs. Groll.in AcVlrossos
Jronch Clu"b
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TRlSUTE
At the first uootinc;
of the Jronch Club, Mrn.
Crollin, Frcnch supervisor,
ontortainocl the ncnhcrs by
an interest in,';: talk about
hor visit to Prance.
No doubt most "f us
have heard f the dor-'th
of Miss Goldena Bills, a
farmer critic of Ouni'^r
Mathor.atics here at
Milne.
She spoke about hor
trip on the Normanclie, the
larf-^est boat of the French
Line, the people in Pranoo,
and the
life in Paris.
She also oizplainod the rioney systen of the French
people.
S^.e iiad boon ill sinco
1934 and twc yrarr a,-^ obtained a leave cf abscnco.
In June lOr^?!?: she was
a '.Tidosnaid at the v;oddi.-r: - f Kiss Ruth Mo^. re
and J'-h^i H. Blackburn.
She vzas luriod in hor
bridesmaid's t:;own.
The nenbers considered
plans for the coning: year.
They intend to invite eli,f"iblo i^coplo into the club
vas soon as the nonthly tost
rijarks arc in; it will be
necessary that one have an
average of 80^ in French to
be adnitted.
To a f:reat teacher
and a sweet and charninf':
personality we pay tribute
may we never fori-^et her.
The officers for this
sonester are: PresidentRobert Gardner; Vice-presi'
dent-Una Undorv/ood; Secretary-Esther Stulipaker; Treasurer-Jane G-race; Sar^-:entat-arms-Richard Paland.
John ^ink, sophomrre
president ^f last year,
conducted the junior
class meetinr: last ll'^nday in room iSORichards --^n.
Dramatics Orf^anize
Last Friday afternoon
in room 228, the Senior
Hif^h Drama-tics Club conducted its first neotinc'^
of the year to select officers .
The new leaders are:
president, Betty Tincher;
vicc-prcsidont, Robert
Mioelor; secretary, Betty
Barden; Business nana^'^er,
Fred Roj^an.
Russell Jones Heads
Junior Class Officers
The juniors selected
the following": officers
for this year; president,
Russell J-nes; vice^president, Stanley Sddison;
secret ary, Sv e lyn V7i 1 '3Tir;
treasurer, Prost-^n Robinson.
The class arran^;ed
that a committee of six,
with the president in
charf:e, will decide what
business is important bef 0ro a l l p-cet inr,s , s o
that their class time
v/ill not bo v/asted.
NvXmt>er
OCTOBER 14, 1938
Milne Hockey Toc'^n
Defeats Delnar 2-0
The rSvls varsity hockey teo.m conquered its old
rival, Bethlehem Central,
in a --:amc played at Lolnar
T ue s '.ay. Cap tain 1:1 i 1 i an
Eclc£ihyr.ior sc'^rinr in the
fiifet half of the .^ame and
"Vir-^inia ITichols In the
final quarter, the final
score sto^d 2-0, in favor
of tfelne.
The lineup consisted
of: forwards, J. Murdick,
V. Hichols, K. Newton, L.
Ecloshymer, and D. Welsh;
half-backs, B. Tincher, R.
Rasp, M. ^filey; full-backs
B. Barden, D. Dey; goal, J
Jr.nsing; substitutes; M.
Freund and D Shattuck.
In a previ'us varsity
encounter, the Milne varsity defeated State 4-3.
Hi-Y To ^Vlmit
Now Members
The Milne Hi-Y conducted its first meeting '^n
Wednesday, October 5, at
tho Y.M.C.A.
President Hunting
asked for a vote on nov;
e:nbers , and it v/as decided that anyone desiring to enter could do so
bj^ proving tliat he understood the purpose of Hi-.
Y. . In order to do this
an application should be
filled out and given to
the president.
During the meeting,
Mr. Theordore Raymond, adviser of Hi-Y, suggested
that Hi-Y be registered
v/ith the National Council.
G.A.C. Elects Officors
Sir^ma Plans Rush
The Zeta Sigma Literary
Society conducted their
weekly meetin-:;: Tuesday in
the Little Theater to discuss and make plans for
tho rush, which will take
place October 28.
The chairnon of the
different cor-nMittees includ e:
Mar.-^ar e t Chas o,
decorations; ITancy Glass,
refreshncntc, and Doris
Welsh, entertainment.
Q?iinn Outing T'^morrow
The (Jirls Athletic Associaticn conducted its
first neetinr of the year
We Chios day in the Pao-e
Hall oynnasiun.
Officers frr the c-nin,",' year were ch- sen.
They arc as fcllov/s:
f^j-th '^JiB'p , pros"' dent;
Jacqueiine Towns end,
vice-president; Dorothy
Doy, secretary; Joyce fi
I^iurdick, treasurer;
Betty Tinchor, mistress
rf corerrnios;
LTovr-'
ton critic; Bcttj;^ Barde
en, business mana.rer;
Mary Bakor, marshall.
The C^iintillian Literary SociOty v/ill attend an
outing tom.orrcw at tho
hone of Mildred l^^attico,
president, in Slinrerlands, if tho v/cather
permits. The girls v/ill
meet in front of Pago Hall
at ton o'clock with their
bicycles and fron there,
they v/ill pedal to Slingerlands. Janet Clark ^nd
Jean Laymen are in charge
of refreshments.
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MISS EATO!T AFxTOtPJCES:
Editorial Staff:
BCOzV ARRIVED
m
Editor in Chief
Bett;/ Barden
Lir, ii.-'^ociate Editor Cli3.3, Sanderson
JUs s ?. c i G i".E'i i 10 r Jrod C. !-\egan
Al b /kiitor
I>forcla Vnlsy
Mj(";allock
Featv.re?
Doris y.^lsh
Betty Tincher
Sports
Ed. LUoclrv/eathor
Ruth Rasp
Boh Wartendyke
Ourriciilar IlTews
Societies and Clubs Jano Grp.CO
Jane Phillips
Alumni Wows
Anita Hyman
Joan Best
Exchanges
City Paper Corros. Caroil BoyCO
Doris Holmes
Business
Business Manager
Tvr,ic.f.
The nev hooks personally selected
hy Miss Eaton ha^^-o arrr/ed in the Mi] a-?
L:"hraT'7, O'.-'.r a.nnuai sjvciity-five dollar
Book i\.-id
us hy Sbato Collc^:,c
wao ut-^r' to piicLasj the new collection,
Theee books a..-o .
EiddoM Vall'^y
Lc Benit
Five /read Riders L„ Bonit
Dick ifilloughby Cecil D. Lewis
Gi-'o a Man a Horse Charles Finger
Sailing for Gold Johnson
Barry
Hinklc
Mal-.ing Pictures With
a kinn,turo Camera Jacob Das chin
Gucardmens of the
Coast
J.J. Fiherly
Towers in the Mist E. Gondgc
The '/earling
Rawling
European Summer E. G. Sterne
Good Looks for Girls Cades
Journalism Class
Staff;
?-jnber
OCTOBER 14, 19S3
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CRIMSON AiiD WHITE
Horho-rf a;^Grbcrt
TT T
karx
Goodrich
Faculty Advisers:
•^^iss Katherine Wheeling
Hiss Grace Martin
•'^r. 'Thomas JCinsella
Di
rector
i.?,. , ^
ToNiT^
,
'^can Strong"
the CrimsL and
BACK TO PRESS AGAIH
Stuccato questions from the inquisitive yo-ong minds
blue and gold
penci ].s racing over smudged copy
clickety-clack-clack of the old tj/-povrritor
fif^gers inked to the color of
Black Sambo: the Crimson and ¥nito has
bogun another year.
HE
DiOnV
•I A V E H I S STUt>ENT T A X
Forgetfu-1:
Read This
M;.iny a good man has fallen by the
wayside, perhaps we might say, been given
"the bums rush" while trying to enter a
dance vithout a Student Tax Ticket. We
You'll find many of the "old faith- don^t promise this will happen to you;
fuls" from last spring's masthead again: hovfovar, vrc suggest, don't forget the
the same si;aff, but a different paper.
tickol; if you wish to "trip the light
DifficrJ.ties ensnared us for a fev; v/eoks, fantastic" as the blue bloods turn out
but v/e nopo to give Milnites a well-writ- to tho Senioi' High Reception Friday night,
ton, infcrmmative, ;md enjoyable paper
for mar^- weeks to come.
This is just a gentle reminder for
tho absent minded professor or pupil.
And by the way, the staff will treat Miss So3oLiin at tho office v/ill bo glad
a sugg3f'tion the \ray wo do our gum; "we'llto give you thau tax ticket any school day.
chew it over thoughcfully."
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REPORTERS
Is there a ••'^r obi em on your mind? One
that you cair t ans /or, or that you would
like i-o have anfriv^orGd. If so, tho Editor! il '-"taf.^
try to find the ansv/er,
or
diffcvent op.uions on the subject
fx'vOD mevAicrB Oj' tho atudent body and facuty. j;'iU ib a}i e.vperiment and wo would
a]>_orGciatc any cuostions and attempt to
give you a satisfactory answer.
BAGS 4
ORIMSOJ AND WHITE
OCTOBER 14, 1938
CROSS WORD PUZZLE
5H0\A/
TWONGUE TTSTER
A tooter who tooted the flute
tried to tutor t^o tooters to toot.
Said the two to the tutor,
it
easier to toot or to tutor tw:.
tootera to toot?"
• W o ^ JUMBLES
Try these when you're stuck in
the Library with nothinj:c to do.
REAMI NOTINATETE (Movie"'Title}
SHALE DOG0NR (Comic Strip)
If you can get these, you're
good: SALEI, STRTY, PRYTO, YUPSR,
DEEHG, NONUI.
PLEASE DO
If you kno^.^/Homethinr.; that you
think would g:o well in this column,
let us have it. Snythinp- poes as
Ions as it's interestin^r.
r,,
J...-PreiDar-'^ti'^n used for dyeins;
3o-finfror n?^ils a reddish-'^ranere
§.-To choosc to an office by vote
^"'•--T'^ cut down.
4.- Al-'rc for Past Participle.
6.-To relieve, lichton.
9.-Enclosed in a place or state.
Across
1.-Touch fiber used for makinn:
rope,
8«-To run a^'^^y from horae with a
lover.
7.- Recently corae, into existence
or use.
9.-Third pers, sinjr. pres. ind.
of EE
10.To make J='r.iends for, redoncile
A HARDER ONE NEXT WEEK I
EXCHANGES
QUESTION:
G'RiMOSTOMfi
VT^vl///:
SUA^PEKiliMG
An3we r:
OuQ
"Who ^^as the he^^d of the
Manchu dynasty in China
before the Revolution?
"Fu Manchu."
Ulsterette
W\T5
1 "Did you h?^ve the car out
l^^st ni:'ht, son?"
"Yes,
I took some of
the b^vn for a little run."
"Well, tell the bovs I
found one of their little lace,
^handkerchiefs."
Exchan'-e
Homework
If a man worked for a penny
the first day,
the second day
the third day etc. , what would
be his TOTAL earnings in 30
days. To the one who sends in the
nearest correct answer, the
CRIMSON AND V/HITE will not irive
as first prize a Buick Sedan or
$3,000 in cash. ANSWER NEXT WEEK,
you
WONT
WlM
American Tourist (to Irdian):
"White man clad to see re^-^ mpn.
White man hooes bir Cheif is fee14
ing tip top this morning."
Indian (callini:) "Hey J'^'ke, cone
here and listen to this bozo; he's
great I"
Exchange
"Lady," said the be;:%:-:ar,
"could you cimme p Quarter to -et
^"^ere me familyy is?"
"Certainly, my poor man,
here's - quarter. Where is your
i^niily?"
"At de r.ovies."
Exchj^nnie
WISE WORDS
\ ^' /
When a fello^^r breaks a date
he general^3ry has to.
When a
breaks a date she
generally has two.
—Ye
Chronicle
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Cr. Sayles Pla,y8 Kcokey?
AROUND MILKS
ere wa.B i?r, G y l o s the day
Protty Goon wa f?hould b>3
sc h o d oTjonecl? 'life all mis a 3d his
hi
tho anni!'^! n;'.mor /^bot;"!:
nnva.-^l pep
at f^he
GrrlS' IJnlxOrTi?"^'^en yo^j conGicler
opfringfts-^oi-'itiy.He u;-;ys he was pIl ^he ni-jkle
led
olpyirig hocikey, Alth^^T'^'h
Phon«:^ DoHr i'TQo
in:
tliin]: it ^ould be a. •'^^ondecful
no: be n b^i"; ide.i
r.poroT^r i^ite
icicva ,
o.i;
huc'^et 1;o
happen "co
colli 3 m:;nev oJ
p. kno'"^ thnt he
r H-1a
pb
tt^c really irp at Spranac to p
7j"y loi
•••:
•;:f bother,
Counvoil of School Buo'^rxntendont s. c.."'^ tns uft
Now you know i,
too . , , , I woriri.3" why sz'he bright
p-j • nc7 or nhj
o'L' indenting a
pt
Puzzle?
0" 'ill end" - . n .
vou ever notice
Porh'-}pG Gorne of you clovor
t'le rofi^idcy or' boys in ihe G^fj-^
Mi 1 init cs vr.-i. x h e C i I I 7 -T lort t er.!.'' ? RH e o t J. ei c ,
^ i H eV ry
m'j.ndt -nd
full, T ':ount.:id. ? g m n d
larly brlTh
c
ii b
v.p y 3 no
.ts of fello'^s tOo-,1 jf .^r.f-otly three bov^
Ml
ne-'^ nillk mrich i.-ie ne/ir the Anne.x
"'inr ?^round vhe h^lls v?jth
Tt-d be r/iore
Gcei:i]nply no plo.oe to go ana ncth is pretty rricky.
n 01. '.1J np: 0 ri t h e r w i nd s. Y ciu
e7.'Jit j ng, th0u.'"^h, if they pu.t, both
i nd • c f M i 1 k I n i u, Th e n r- b e n
h^-ve no doubt ^"'OLidered wiiy^ tney
•if'V
t
nioj.u.e in the
dc>n • t do soraeth 1 ?bet-'id em just you
Ptpnci there. Te'?chorM have
you could ha'/e fun guessing wh^^t
i\oticcd, for they must endure
flavor
pop out,
the ever present tr-PKip, tr^rnp in
the middle of ^ssignmentj nnd
PO
,
that '-on your mark" express ion
OEi^ElS
on the f'^'ces of more thpn half
the class. At the s^me time, we
M oDr-L
must gr=ib
the things on cur
deeks th^it ma'y be swept a^.^y in
the rand shuiile pt two minutes
before the bell,
(This, of
course is evident only in the
e e n i o r c 1 a s s r 0 e m s , wh e r e m o r e
Well, here we are with our
t ha n hri ] f th e oopula 5.on leaves
noses
oack t-^ the ;>rindstone
earlv, with the O-T cent ion of -'^11
rr r i n a n d a col d w i n t e r G e t g i ng'
the classrooms in t^fh'-Ch th^t
in. Of course, we are all g year
flash of f 1 crie, J 0.linnie Pir.k
older (ezoeou "hose who aren't)
and th?^t mr-n 01 all men, A1 Metz
wh.ich
somewh^rt; to our orestapoear). If we all looked more
carefully at these ha]J drapers
i-v'O
mai'jefri us realize that
en oh ?^nd evei'yone of us is a nut
yf'e ^^^ould notice a proud, bea.m-'
( n d we do m r^p n you) in the i^reat
ing look on their f xr counterwheel
of progress in Milne.
encos, ^nd you'd be proud cooi
(or '-^nuld vou)
are here to
The summer vacation has
inform you bewildered ones th^t
certainly ./nad a great effect on
they ^re not, -•^s it is rumored,
us Pill, -^or instance, h?^ve you
(1) workj n^- for the Red , Oros :,
noticed the new poise and dig(S) victims of the recent; air
nity assumed by the seni^-rs?
r-^^id with injured limbs and
(the maximum is two). Or perhaps
bandpges, (3) covering UP a hole
you
are more aware of the proud
i n t i. e s 1 e e" •' e ^:i "o h a patch, (4)
superiorit^mile
of one, Donald
develc.pinii^ their manly muscles
Q.
Ge'.
sel,
who
now
o^ne ^ snap^
with a new strengthening device.
py sports roadster (or should we
say, '"spurts" roadster.) Wo aBe
No , these ^.re all w r o n g
al.-^o
sweetly tolerant of the
This, little ones, is our TPAl^FIC
gro""^nr
numbers of 1 i^ L].li hteen
SQlh\D, so the noxb time you see
t
e
e
1
c
r
e t i 0 n s a mo
h e J'; nthem, or mir.s a wrrd in class by
ior
bo:.s
and
r^e
are
ole^'sed
to
their m^d rush, be-'-iX up under it.
not.^
th?vt
vhoy
aren^t
as
Rreen
Just think 01 our
H e n goPS they lool'-- {v^e don't mean the
ing to their oDSts for the s^ke
suixs;. There is just as much
of huri?=»nity, and the "Seventh
chewinp: ;rum, chewing: the ra^
Graders' '
and exchan^^'-'ing pins as l.'^st year.
And in parting, we micrht add
that it tickles us immensely to
see the sophomores scurrying
around weighted down by tho
extra responsibility ^f being
in seuAor hi;^n, the wrinkles
de^ppain-?. o/;i their tcpubled brows
ii^nt.ox you-;n e-one forever :;rom tricir eyes.