The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-10-05
HlQh School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF:
Editor-in- Chief, win Smith, 99,
Asst Editor. Elvis 8. Coleman, 'ss
Local Editor, Aida B. MeEntirs. 90.

Bulletin. Through the kindness of
THE STAR the High School has been
rendered the free Use Of Il special col
umn to be known hereafter by the title
above. In line with the progress of.
events. the rapid advancement of our
schools, and especially of that unique
organization known as the Reynolds
vile High School, we have deemed 1t
very fitting and highly necessary to
take this step. Patrons Of education
are always interested in the welfare of
oureducational institutions. Parents are
delighted to hear of the success of their
children. All are anxious to know of
happenings, important and unimport-
ant. WHICH go to make up the round of
the students daily toll and occupation.
Now. here will be condensed or en-
larged described and chronicled items
OF interest, both important and unim-
portant Don't laugh at all we do or
say, nor scorn coming smile away,
when you are not delighted with our
sayings" Crude though our efforts
be, don't notice all mistakes you see,
but read on. Here we'll make our
maiden, and boyisb efforts, too, in the
realm of scholastic journalism. Well,
now. you Sub-iuniors who don't under
stand that, please don't mention it nor
laugh and show your folly. When you
arrive at the age of responsibility and
acquire that appreciation of literary
taste which comes to those Of higher
rank than you-Juniors and Seniors
the secret meaning of our learned style
will be revealed to you. So read on.
No, we don't expect to perform like
veteran editors, much less authors, at
the start. So kindly pardon our errors
and excuse our faults, though numerous
they be. Here will be aired the literary
art OF writers who never wrote before.
Here will be published attempts at COM
position on which, In ripper years, we'll
look with no small degree of regret
that they were ever printed: yet again,
with pride because they'll indicate the
progress we have made. The books OF
Fate contain the names of those who
shall be our future journalists, and are
now taking up their pens for the first
time. Frown on the youth-you may
dampen the prospects Of hero. So,
| once again, be lenient, even though we
oft trespass the bounds Of literary pro-
| priety.
The present staff of editors for this
column will hold office two months,
when our places will be filled by others,
more worthy than ourselves, we hope, to
perform the arduous and responsible
duties which have fallen to our lot.
| The organizations OF the High School
have been very prompt in resurrecting
themselves for continuance of their
work during the ensuing year, in the
several fields for which they are de-
signed. We are glad to present to those
i've bodies.
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| LOCAL.
Glass Officers, Glass of '99-President,
James Pentz: Vice Pres, Will Smith
Sec'y and Treas, Pearl Barto.
Glass of 'O0-Pres., Clara Geisler; "
Pres, Ella Lenkerd: Sec'y, Lois Robin
son; Treas, Bertha Marshall.
Shakespearean Literary Society Off
cers--Pres., James Pentz; V. Pres,
Pearl Barto: Sec, Gertrude Deible.
Critics, Prof. Breed, Florence Stone,
Joe Mitchell. Program Com, Ella
Lenkerd and Lydia Mellinger.
Miss Mollie Mcdonald was visiting in
Dubois over Sunday.
A number of High School students
rode to Falls Creek Thursday evening
to attend the OK roast.
There was a fruit contest on Grant
street one evening last week. A num-
ber of girls were eating grapes on a
wager.
Prof. Lenkerd, Misses Lois, Caroline
and Erma Robinson drove to Dubois
Saturday.
The percentage of attendance for the
High School Juniors and seniors during
the month is perfect. These classes are
to be congratulated.
One month OF school gone-seven
more to come and go.
In the game OF the Reynoldsville
"Pirates" and Dubois Indians" on the
Reynoldsville grounds, and also in the
contest Of the former with Brookvills
last Saturday, the following school boyi
played for the home team: Leon Fer
ris, 0l; Reynolds Gibson, '0l; Harr,
Herpel, 90.
Wait till you see the Juniors pins
Meetings are daily occurrence for thu
'00's and very frequently their caucuse