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

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father's footsteps. Don't be too hard on the kids, Nancy. '91 Tommy has the brains, everyone will admit. He's using them to good advantage now. As admiral of the poopdeck one must know his stuff. Right? if Dutch of the beautiful white hair is a play- ground instructor for little kiddies. If the kids don't behave, Dutch doesn't let them play with the kittens W Super-man Sandy quit the world of journal- ism to join the Foreign Legion. Sandy always did like to bask in the sun. Hot, isn't it? i' Calling Dr. Baskin! Chief surgeon Amie cuts 'em and cures 'em in one easy motion. On the side, Arnie teaches the rhumba to those cute little nurses. i' Ellie has given up all thought of radio adver- tising to help Raymond on the Inner Sanctum. Ellie is the new squeaking door. i' Claude is still driving his little red mail car up and down Western Avenue. Did you notice the snappy fur fenders on his car? Claude hits the people with such force, their coats just stick to the car. We won't tell that Claude uses honey on his fenders! i Willie French has achieved her aim, owning a ranch. She got her start chasing horses on the Loudonville Polo field. Now, she sponsors her own polo team. i' Besides being a master of the keyboard, Denny Ends time to keep up with the Cup- pies. They multiply rapidly, you know. 'A' F elita is now making her do-re-me-'s in the Metropolitan Opera, while Bette Lou beats it out on the ivories. 'They sure can pack 'em in. if Kenny, better known as Senator Stephenson, is kept quite busy in Congress proposing the Stedman Bill. Kenny has broken all records for filabustering. He can talk a blue streak for three days. How do you do it, Senator? i'Bob Bauer, the taxidermist extraordinary, is now hot on the trail of the engle worm. We wish you luck, Bob. 'A' Ricey with the gorgeous eyes really likes the nursing profession. It's just like school, says Noriceg I learn something new every day. if Ioyce can now be seen on the silver screen. She is one of the glamorous. Oh boy! ! ! W Ioanne is now the mother of ten bouncing, brainy children. Although they keep her quite busy, she finds time to write those super-duper love stories for True Confessions. i' Bruce is the proprietor of a swanky hotel for canine customers. Meat is plentiful, and, as Bruce would say, Business is barking. 'l'Dorsey's dusty, dilapidated, doorstep is the new ed ucational center for all those little diapered darlings. Bang! Crash! You learn 'em, Ieanie. Jfulofuf sound asleep in English class, and Betty Fet- ting took to wearing bandages' instead of jewelry. There was no Annex. High spot of the winter was our seven straight wins in basketball, and the position to which it ele- vated us. And so the year like the preceding five, passed all too quickly. Our time in Milne was up, but it could never be over-NEVER, that is, while we can look back on the warm, con- fused and glowingly happy six years that meant school to us, and more especially, meant Milne. ELINOR YAGUDA, SUE How, lovers KNAPP. l28l

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'l'ni-1 anus FROIXI QUIN will undoubtedly remember this past year as a mem- orable one as far as the society goes. Both Quin and Sigma got off to a late start. but we surely made up for it! lust after 'llianksgiying vacation, Quin held its Annual Rush in the Lounge, on November zgrd. Pistol Packin' Mama was the theme of the ciitertaimncnt program with Baggy XVeinberg doing a neat job as Pistol l'ackin' Mama . lt turned out to be a humorous one, too, and all in all the girls of this chorus and other characters in the show had lots of fun. XYc all turned out on a very wintry day for the traditional initiation. which was held in style at the College Lounge on February 24th. Many of the girls were so frightened that it was rmnored they could be heard scream- ing on the third floor. From the sound of their shrieks they must have been having a difhcult time getting used to the ghostlike expression on the Iunior's and Scnior's faces. April l ool's Day, QllllllS lnstallatioii 'l'ca was held at Iack's Restaurant with a candlelight ceremony and the girls' faces were quite serious through the bright gleam of the candles. But when the ceremony was oyer, the un- accustomcd gravity disappeared quickly and once more the room echoed a buzz of chatter and laughter. At the tea the Sophomores received their long- awaited pins and carnations. After quite a bit of debate, the committees for the Quin-Sigma dance decided to have it during liaster vacation at the Aurania Club. Naturally, just about everyone came and all there had a super time. XVit-h the month of May carrie the Q.'l'.S.A. Dance, and it proyed to be a grand affair which almost all the members of Miluc's societies attended. As it was the last society eyent of the year, we all tried to make it a huge success. ln April, our society had its closing banquet. Speeches were made and all the girls discussed the year's work. f30l