The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-16
HlQh School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF.
sditsr-in- Clement Flynn 'of.
Assistant Editor-Chfistins Brswn '0s.

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The fact that the present school year
Ia drawing to a close was impressed
the other morning when the senior
class was informed that the time has
now arrived when they should begin
their preparations for commencement.
And not only realization of this fact
was presented but also that soon another
class will depart from our doors and
begin their journey on the SEA OF life.
Hence as we contemplate this and
realize what the parting from the fond
scenes which cluster around our school
days means, we find sense Of melan-
choly creeping over us.
But AS this feeling Is counterbalanced
and we dwell upon the thoughts which
are associated with the event, we find
consolation In the fact that we are re-
ceiving that training which In meas
ure prepares us for the journey and will
give zest to the cruise.
As has been we'll said, life Ia a drama
in which we all have q part to play.
While some have stronger parts than
others, yetall have parts assigned them,
aud our success IN life will depend on
how those parts are acted.
Hence realizing this 1t devolves upon
us that we utilize these opportunities
which are offered us and by which we
shall be able to attain that end for
which we strive. Principally among
these opportunities Is education. For
education il that mighty locomotive
power by which we are carried from the
low lands OF ignorance and placed upon
great weapon which shall be the most
potent factor In the struggles OF the
present century, and IA our ability to
WELD it is demonstrated 80 will our re-
wards be measured.
DR.. j. w. Foust visited the high
school last week and made very in
teresting address to the scholars.
James Muir has returned after long
absence.
| SOCIETY NOTES.
Tn. following proclamation has been
posted in the high school. The UNDER
signed are hereby notified TO appear in
the Assembly hall on Friday afternoon,
January IS, 1901. and proceed to ballot
for Senator TO represent Pennsylvania
in the U. S. Senate: Speaker Marshall,
Ralph Kirk; Republican candidate, NJ.
didate, Geo. A. jerks, Tom Nolan:
nominating speech for Quay, Ira Bowser'
nominating speech for jerks, Clement
Flynn; seconding speech for Quay,
Frances King; secouding speech for
jerks, Ethel Winslow. Each member
OF the high school will impersonate oce
Of our leading legal lights who are in
session at Harrisburg.
The society was treated to side
amusement Friday in the way Of run.
ming debate In which several members
participated. But the question that
caused the agitation was amicably set
tied end the moonlight Of peace and
tranquility again reigns supreme.
The Shakespearean Literary Society
met Friday, Jan. IL, and the following
interesting program was rendered
Reading by Jay McGaw; vocal solo
Verde Dougherty; address. Clemen,
Flynn: reading, Margaret Stokes; de-
bate, Fred Smith and Tom Nolan. In
the business meeting the society decid
ed to revise their constitution and the
following committee was appointed
Clement Flynn, Prof. Leavenworth and
Fred Smith.
In the absence OF both tho presiden,
and vice-president, Effie Milliren acted
as president pro tenn. Friday afternoon
All the members OF the high schoO
were In attendance Monday. On accoun,
OF sickness this has been the exception
but We trust to have them with US from
now on to the close.