Milne School - Bricks and Ivy Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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1928 75 years 0 milne have passed 1962 Varsity Club, 1932 The halls were silent for the summer .... disturbed by the far-off noises of alter- ations, for the walls mustpre- sent a facade each year as new as the faces it will greet, the minds it will meet, and the ideas these minds will sire. The building is stone. And the ideas of education that it represents come to be like the stone. For knowledge is as indestructible as the stone that houses it. It can be dilutedg its organization can be shat- teredg its very strength can be ground into dustg yet it remains! The pieces of know- ledge, like the bricks of our school, can be gathered, organized, and fashioned into a bastion of wealth that con- tains the richest treasures of mankind .... the working materials of progress . . . a bastion to inspire genius and teach others of it.Inthe spirit of education, we conclude our.

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The year 1965 marks the 75th anniversary of -the founding of the Milne High School and the' 120th year of the existence of the Practice School operated in conjlmction with what is now State University of New York at Albany. In 1844, the Albany Normal School, for students aged six through fifteen, was started and for tive years occupied the Depot Building at State Street and Maiden Lane. In June, 1847, lt was de- cided that the floor of the Experimental School shouldbe covered Normal S c h o o 1 building, erected 1849 to prevent disturbances occasioned by noise of the tradesmen in the lower story. In 1883, the Normal School decided to bulldon Willett Street and to establish a kindergarten. The Normal School became the Normal College in 1890, and added a high school to the Practice School. From this beginning evolved The Milne School. It was named for the late president of the State Normal School Cnow S.U.N.Y.A.7 who reorganized the Practice School and added ahigh school depart- ment. 1893 - First graduation from high school ln June 1909 - School located on top floor of Draper 1915 - Name changed to Milne High School 1929 - The Milne High School was moved to Milne Hall .1932 - Clock placed on Page Hall 1961 - Admissions policy revised 1964 - The Hoor of Page Gym relaid '75 years in time, And minutes of life don't even blink the eyes Of the lnscrutable face of the Universe. But in a second, or in a year, or in a score, A man can be forged by the forces around him In the fires of his life. A man, who, like all others, lives briefly before the Countena.nce of Time, But sows his seed, and passes his restlessness or curiosity On to those who inherited the flesh, And is grateful that they too Hold the promise of being men That for their spans also, they can stand strong and tall. o The face of Universe, no matter how mute to them, Knows they are her strength, her life. Joseph Michelson '65 1926

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of these years we each see onl six as we grow from just-past-child to almost-man, and as we grow, we find that for everything in the world there is a time . , , Aiimetosing Q A time for justice , Ms A time to win A time for discovery 7