The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-04-12
High School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF:
Editer-in- Chief, Pearl Bsrto 80.
Asst Editor, Hattie 5ohultrs 90.
Iosal Etiter. frankie King oi.

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ary Club elected the following officers:
Pres, Harry Herpel, 60; Vice Pres,
Bertha Marshall 90; Sec. Florence
Stone, '00: Program Committee. Hattie
Schultz. 90. and Clara Geisler, 90:
Critics. Lydia Mellinger, 90 Prof.
Breed; Ella Lenkerd, 90. Next in or
der came nominations for editors OF the
BULLETIN. Several persons were NOM
mated for editor-in-chief but each de-
cined. II was decided to elect the
editorial stan by ballot, when Pearl
Barto 90. was elected editor-in-chief;
Hattie Schultzc. 90, asst editor, and
frankie King '0l, local editor.
We who have been chosen for posi-
tions on the BULLETIN hope that we
may perform as admirably in the capac-
ity Of editors as those who have retired.
Prof. Lindsey arrived Friday. He
gave an elegant entertainment in the
Assembly hall Friday evening. Taking
the weather into consideration the au-
diencc was not so small as was expected.
Prof. Lindsey began on Monday with
his work of training the Junicrs for the
eocutionary contest which is 10 tako
place commencement week. The quail
ity of Prof. Lindsey's work is well
known. hence we do not feel called upon
for any commendatiOn.
The Senior Glass finished the required
amount Of work in Caesar on Thursday,
March both This eclipses both of the
classes which have graduated from our
High School. The class of 80 is now
reading the fourth book of Caesar.
The good discipline of the Reynolds
| vile schools is ever evident, especially
in marching. The manner in which
the pupils OF the different rooms carry
themselves going to chapel and at dis
missal would do credit to soldier.
Mr.. Weaver, teacher of room 10, has
improved the appearance Of his room
and made it more cheerful, by painting
different scenes upon the windows.
They also show from the outside, MAX
ing his corner the prettiest in the
building.
Squire John NJ. Hays has completed
the work of putting the fire escapes on
the school building. There is one in
each second story room and two in AS
sembly hall.
Miss Mabel Hetrick, OF the High
School. who has been very i'll, is recov-
ering.
The Juniors served abstracts OF all
kinds Tuesday. They were taken from
the story, Rip Van Wrinkle.
The pupils Of room lS are very bright
Grammer students; one Of the girls re-
marked, 81 did held up my hand"
Judging by the time it takes room 13
to prepare for dismissing they must be
very industrious when the bell rings.
Miss Whitmore. teacher OF room No.
5, and her pupils are buying some small
books to be read by the children in their
spare moments. This will not only
keep the little ones busy, but will also
help them in their school work.
The Seniors boast Of having in their
ranks two parsons and lawyer.
The Sub-Junior class will have con-
troll OF the literary work until school
closes, in order that the Seniors and
Juniors may have more time for their
commencement work.
On last Wednesday the Seniors had
an examination in Physics on the sub
ject, Light"
There was something very soothing,
in the Geometry lesson Tuesday, as
Junior No. 5 suddenly fell asleep.
The warm weather has serious
effect on Junior No. 8.
Prof. Teitrick gave very interesting
talk at chapel Wednesday morning OF
last week.
The Junior class will visit the pri-
mary rooms next week to seek for
travellers" in order that they may un-
uotop booioSJ pOtpSi iu thc iubuTt.
Cornie Deible returned to school last
week after brief absence on account of
sickness.
One day last week Sub-Junior made
the following statement: Meetings
of the Senior and Junior classes have
been numerous OF late. !, for one,
would like to be a silent observer Of one
OF these meetings, for when the men,
bers Of these respective classes return
from the class room, after debating pro
and con, they have an air, as much as
to say, "We, are the people," The
members of the above named classes
think this would-be observer has not
made misstatement.
Miss Lydia Mellinger, Junior No. 8,
is lover of music and she especially
enjoys cornet so'os.