The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-02-01
HiQh School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL sTArr;
Btitsr-is-chisf Harry Hsrpsl, 90.
Asst Editor, Edna Myers, 'oi.
LEGAL Editsr, Lydia Msllingsr, 90.

LEGAL Editsr, Lydia Mslliagsr, 90
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We, who have served in the capacity
OF editors OF this column for the last
two months, desire to say few words.
We wish to thank those who 80 kindly
co-operated with us. but Is for those
who have done nothing, we only hope
that the future editors will have better
success with them. 1t was our aim
when we took charge OF the BULLETIN
to make IL u success. You are the Judge
OF that, but, Furthermore, you should be
accountable for its non-success, II you
have failed to contribute. With this,
our last paper We resign our positions
to our more worthy successors.
LOCAL.
The High School students who at
tended tho delightful matinee last
Tuesday were greatly disappointed in
not receiving their tickets to the free
entertainment Saturday.
Sub: Studying is hard work" Prof:
eyes, that is true; but you folks Subs
will never hurt yourselves"
We would advise some Of the Junior
girls to learn the art of marching.
Election of officers next Friday. BE
prepared.
Concerning the pleasant weather we
were enjoying II short time ago two ex-
pressions were made: That 1t "smelt
like spring" and felt like summer"
One of the Seniors is authority on
how many pumpkins can be blown of
the edge of tube by application of a
certain amount OF force.
BE sure aud don't forget the potatoes.
GREAT ACCIDENT.-One of the Sem
iors, while out driving Sunday, met
with an accident which was not so seri-
Gus after all. The catastrophe was
the result of the horse losing his equi-
librium aud in trying to regain it broke
one of the shafts. 1t is to be hoped
that the Senior will not experience any
more such accidents in the future.
Amelia is very fond OF sweets, especi-
ally of Sugar.
"Shoe boxes" are quite the rage at
present
The Sub-Junior class has finished the
work in mental arithmetic.
The Juniors have completed the work
in physics, as mapped out in the course
for the middle year and are now started
on their Zoology, which will continue
throughout the remainder Of the year.
We were under the impression that
gallants had entirely disappeared from
the High School, but are again remind
ed of the happy days Of young folks by
the mingling Of our noble editor with
several of schools aspiring lassies. Ye
editor-in-chief figures quite prominent
ly in the social politics OF our throng on
account of his many schemes-for in
stance, his very singular way of getting
permission to attend the opera with Sr.
and Jrs. and 3, by eating candy on
the Philippian plan and wilfully maxi
ing himself the payee of the wager.
The contract bound him to accompany
the girls to the opera, pay the expenses
and show them a safe homeward return.
We now enroll him among our heroes
on account OF the noble and daring way
he performed his duties.
Miss Bertha Henry, of Perrysville,
visited the High School last Thursday.
Junior No, 2 was quite leading fig
ure in the show last week. He helped
to take the tickets at the door.
Misses Erma and Caroline Robinson
and Nellie Armor were guests of the
High School last Thursday afternoon.
A. NJ. Woodward visited the High
School one day last week.