The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-02-08
High School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF:
Etitsr-in- Chief James @. Psnts. 'ss.
Asst Editor, Lois Robinson, 90.
Lscal Editor, Florence Stone. 90.

| hocti hultor, Florence stone, 10.
---0O0~"O0O0O0~0~~N-O-o~o
In speaking of ex-editor Herpel, who
resigned last Friday, Upon what
meat doth this our Caesar feed, that he
hath grown so great?"
The army-meat question, which is at
present occupying the minds of many
of our citizens. is creating an equal in
terest in the High School. We feel IL
Is arousing considerable i'll feeling be-
tween few OF the nations leaders and
the packers. Whether or not the meat
was cured Is mere conjecture on our
part; but II such be the case, we are
positive that decrease in the export
OF beef will be inevitable, and in all
probability has already begun.
Now about territorial expansionl II
will soon be discussed in a mild way by
few OF the members of the Shakespeare
an Society.
We are informed that Philip Vein
stein, Sub-Jr. dry goods merchant. in
tends going out of business The re-
port is confirmed by the fact that he
was seen in the store door one day last
week taking in stockings.
A pupil from one of the lower rooms.
while endeavoring to avoid truant Of
hccr Warwick, crawled into sugar
hogshead which seemed to be waiting
To rescue him. His first exclamation
on entering was,-"Oh, for thousand
tongues"
The regular program OF the Shakes
pearean Literary society will not be
rendered next Friday. 1t was postpon-
ed for one week so that those who are
TO discuss the Philippine annexation
question will have sufficient time to be
well prepared Prof. Lenkerd has prom
lsed to entertain the society Friday af-
ternOon by his lantern views on the
White City. The lantern is a good
one and Is accompanied by many beau
tltul slides. We feel certain that the
afternoon will prove instructive as well
as entertaining.
What is the matter with Dubois
High school? Their Bulletin has not
appeared in the Express for some time.
The students would be pleased to
have occasional visits by those patrons
who are complaining about the slow
progress at school. They find such
statements are made by those who new
er visit the place of education
The names Of those who were chosen
pearean Literary society are as follows:
Pres, Elvie Coleman; Vice-Pres., Pearl
Barto Secretary, frankie King: Pro-
gram Com, Harry Herpel, Bertha Mar
shall: Critics. Maggie Davis, Will
Smith, Winfield Sterley.
Miss Lulu Black, one OF our teachers,
entertained a number OF her friends at
Hotel Imperial last Friday evening.
All present reported having had very
pleasant time.
How is this? A new set of editors!
Wonder IL they can't get staff that
suits the students. I'll bet those who
edited the column last week resigned
because they didn't receive enough as
sistance from the remaining pupils.
Looks quite suspicious is the
talk of the Bulletins readers. The
present staff will resign In a few weeks,
for II they don't the request for them
to put the pen in the rack will be made.
We wish Jr. | would bring her new
dinner box to school. From the de-
scription IL must be very beautiful as
well as servicable,- it holds enough
Tor two. The builder must be very
skillful machinist 90.
We are pleased to learn that Aida
McEntire is improving very rapidly,
and have sincere hopes that she will be
able to resume her studies soon.
The students OF this school voted ten
dollars to be expended on the Lafayette
monument which will be erected in
Paris, France, in 1900. Since the great
er part OF the money needed for this
memorial is being furnished by the pu-
Dils of the American schoolS ,va thinly