The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-02-22
nlqh School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF
gditer-in- Chief, Jane, O. Pents. 'o9.
Asst Editor, Lois Robinson. 90.
Local Editor Florence Stone, 90.

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Mrs. II. Il. Hons, of Falls Creek, Wis
tied the High School last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Dollie Sutter, II graduate of the |
class Of '9S, paid her regular visit to
the High School Friday.
Mr.. Snyder. native Of Switzerland,
delivered quite an interesting and in
structive lecture on his native land,
Switzerland, last Friday morning
One Of the facts Of his lecture was the
origin of the name Switzerland. He
said that his native land "vash de hill
ish" country, and as result Of this
the people were compelled TO work
hard TO gain n livelihood and In so do
ing sweat very much, thus the name,
Schweits (Ger.) land, or Sweat tEng.)
land, hence, Switzerland. while tel
ling the above our entertainer per-
spired considerably. From Mr.. Sny-
ders description the home OF the Swiss
must be very beautiful land. Though
NtlN Siliull ~ NhlDu0StH bll'I III
Europe for its wonderful scenery. One
can Imagine himself in the heart Of the
little Republic beholding with admira-
tiOn the massive snow capped noun
tains, whose rugged sides are made to
sparkle here and there by numerous
rivulets, which even from their source
In the white region, rush forward, leap
ing from rock to rock and resulting in
the formation Of many cataracts, which,
blending with the soft radiance OF our
luminary, seem to crown the already
existing grandeur with the effulgent
rays Of some unseen jewel The lee
turer thinks the United States is a very
beautiful place, but he said we would
not boast of our good roads after seeing
Switzerland's highways, as they may
be travelled many miles during the
rainy season without loss of the tray
eler's time in hunting up miniature
Raleigh robes TO cross muddy places in
his route. His talk was seasoned by n
brief history OF the country, and by his
description Of the manner the Swiss
would wage war, should II be made a
part OF the future history. Mr.. Snyder
concluded by singing several solos in
his native tongue.
A number OF High School students
and several teachers enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Brookvile Saturday afternoon.
Soon after supper they assembled for
their journey to Reynoldsville, where
they arrived safe.
Several ladies, who drove from PUNK
sutawney, visited on the first floor one
afternoon last week.
The Juniors know how to display
their hospitality, too. Everybody along
with them last Saturday enjoyed the
pleasant run to BroOkville. Prof. Lenk-
erd, as chaperon-in-chief, assisted by
Mr.. Breed and Mr. Ballentine, Ham
mond being absent, Ballentine taking
the place OF two), conducted the affair
without break. Lois Robinson, as
manager Of the event, very carefully
| iOOheu ditcT tnc coH'cnleuce vi aii'
Representatives of both the other
classes were among the invited guests.
A company OF noisy little ''jaspers'
made up of the famous Browny band,
shot along behind and lent a cheer to
the occasion quite frequently with their
melodious shrieks and harmonious yells
Their company was highly appreciated
, we assure you.
The earth flew up and hit one the
, teachers on Saturday.
Have we been correctly informed
that many of the Sub-Juniors are vast
, ing great part Of their valuable time
in school by Misrepresentation in class
A representative on being asked why
the questions which came up in hel
, class were not answered more readily
, replied, because we don't want to.
We would suggest that the Subs adop
vogue, for they cannot learn too sool
that it is of great benefit to them Il
a answer the questions of their teache
3 when they can. BY such intentiona
failures to answer, the teacher, thu
. being misinformed, occupies create
7 time than is necessary for the explana
9 tion OF those points. All students i
! the High School, especially those VIII
d limit their school work to day hour
u, only, should know the value OF the rec
a tation period.
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