The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
High School Bulletin.
Edited by Members ofthe
ReynoIdsviIle fiieh School

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Edited by Members ofthe
ReynoIdsvllls High School
Once again In the history VI the
Reynoldsville High School. the Shakes
pcarian Literary Society appears before
you in gaudy colors.
At the first regular meeting Of the
Literary Society held Friday, Sept. Is,
the society was organized aud the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing month President, Cora Shat
fei vicc-president, John Coleman
secretary, Amy Bollinger critic, Mr..
Mcclure pianist, Amy Bollinger
program committee, Cora McCreight,
Ethel Kunes and Garfield Harris
editorial staff editor-in-chief, Clyde
Murray : LIST assistant editor, Geneva
Milliren 2ud assistant editor. Frank
Strousc local editor, Bertha Bowsor.
One ul the pleasant surprises If the
summer vuculiu WIS tie marriage in
the atl,r part ui August. uf MIR.
LeavrnWurjh, II former principal II the
High Schuui, IL Miss DMil. who had
burn teacher a., Room l3 for It number
Of years. MIR. aud Mrs l. 'hvruwurih
are now in Bustun where he intends ~
continue his Theological studies white
Mrs. LeuvenwOrth contemplate pur-
suing II course uf study that will aid her
husband In bis future work. W, join
with their many friends ~ Reynolds,
vile in wishing them great succvss IN
their chosen field of labor.
II may be rumor, but It is whispered
that the Subs aren't in love with re-
mainder Of High School.
The Seniors were star gazing last
evening
A Reynoldsvillc Junior has been try
ing to kidnup II Punxs'y Senior.
In order to keep in good standing we
must have swiftei' workmen than we
had counting votes last ballot day.
| The Senior class were greatly pleased
when Prof. Smith Informed them that
they would haye AN apparatus for
physics in II few days.
The high Schuol starts IN with an
enrolment of six Seniors, five Juniors,
"all girls min" Sub Juuiurs. fifteen
Freshmen. They ali report 100 per
cent in attendance.
Owing to the sad fact that there are
no masculine members in the Junior
class it is the opinion Of all that their
work can be nothing more than failure.
In, Ia I'll RI Ia.
take the words OF a Junior, When she
signs "Oh for man"
The Seniors in their study of nstrono-
my are moving out from this earth ana
dwelling among the crlestials many
miles away
Miss Margaret Smith. " Allegheny,
Miss Agnes Baldwin. ~ Summerville.
Miss Edith Hrrp u,d Miss Mary Nc
Ciure, of Rryup'lsvillc, yi.,cd the
High School Friday.
The IAN Girls" don't have enough
boys to Oil their class offices mr. parlurs
We have heard of Bacon boiled down.
fat Bacon, but we never have heard Of
Bacon tcuchers.
Though the school greatly regrets
the loss Of one of lis Senior boys. viii
Reynolds, we all join in wishing him
the greatest success In his work at
| Wooster Preparatory.
Those Senior witches can't command
bail.
We are all glad to know that the
school board has purchased IA new piano
for Assembly hall. Though the piano
is not here as yet we expect it within
the next few days
Prof. Bacon will probably teach the
"All Girls" how to act whom they 90 to
Room Is for literature.
The classes start their work with an
excellent staff Of High School teachers,
Prof. Smith. principal, Prof Mcclure.
assistant principal and Prof. Bacon
teacher Of Room l3.
The Twentieth Century Club of Room
Is met Monday Sept. II, and held Il
business meeting for the purpose Of
electng officers. Those elected were (:
Pres. Twila Shaffer ; vice pres, LII
| lian Harris sec. Florence Harris I:
attorney. Leonard Harris critic, Mr..
Bacon pianist, Nellie Foley and re-
porter Mildred Sutter.
Five new pupils came to the Ninth
grade last week. making twenty-One,
and fifteen in the Tenth.
Mr.. Bacon has made quite an i'm
preston upon the pupils Of Room IL.
Fanny Alexander and Wallace Mitch
ell visited school last week.
Low Excursion 10 Pittsburg Exposition.
Commencing Wednesday, September
9th md continuing every Wednesday