The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-29
The High SchoolBuIIetin
ED1ToR-IN-CH1EF, LEONARD HARRIS.

The following is question found on
the black aboard of Room IA one day
last week
/ boy.-3-2 of girl
| q of u man=3-2 of Il girl
| q of 3-2-2 girls
| man=2 girls
That's queer-ain't it
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Freshies-''If you small folks can't
keep your apples in your desks until
recess, we will be compelled to get a
basket to keep them in for you"
The Seniors bade farewell to Cicero
Monday last. Twas a parting that
gave many pains.
Miss Coral Sutter and Miss lnez
Woodford have returned to school,
being absent on account OF illness.
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Fridays game with Punxsutawney
brought we'll merited victory to the
black and gold and gave most success
| full finish to our football season. AS
the two teams lined up on the local
gridiron for preliminary practice it
was seen that they were evenly match
ed in weight and speed. The local
players displayed determination and
vim aud played regular eatem-up
game. The fact that the team was
composed entirely of high school play
ers makes the victory all the more
meritorious.
The principal features of the game
were the long end runs by the Reyn-
oldsville half-backs and the fierce line
plunging of Scott. The entire absence
of any rough playing, accidents or ill
temper made it a clean, hard fought,
spirited contest, and the best won.
Great enthusiasm was shown over
right half-back Kings dash around left
end for touch down. At no stage Of
the game did the local men not have
the game in hand and only once was
their goal in danger The visiting
team was very fast and displayed much
ability in breaking the line.
A large crowd of spectators and
rooters witnessed the game and all
wearers OF the black and gold are re-
ioicing at the outcome. We can right
ly believe that the material OF the local
team excells that of any other school in
Jefferson county.
We missed the usual remarks of some
of the Juniors last week. Are you sick :?
Or did the editor-in-chief get too much
originality for you
Wednesdays chapel exercises we're
made unusually interesting by a talk
given by Hon. S. B. Elliott, relating
his experience of witnessing total
eclipse of the sun as he viewed it at
| Waynesboro, N. c., in the year 1900.
The facts brought out by telling of this
phenomenon were explained and the
talk made instructive es well as enter
tanning. We trust Mr.. Elliott will come
again soon.
All friends and patrons OF the schools
are cordially invited to attend the
Thanksgiving exercises to be given by
the high school and grades 9, s, I, 6and
in the Assembly hall Wednesday
afternoon. The program will begin at
200 o'clock. Pupils of the other rooms
are not to attend but each room will
present appropriate exercises and visit
ors will also be welcomed by these other
grades. This will end school for the
week, permitting the scholars to rest
from their daily labor, and find few
hours OF recreation in Autumnal sports.
Miss Bessie Baum, member Of the
Freshman class, is detained from school
with slight attack of appendicitis. A
speedy recovery is the heartfelt wish OF
all her schoolmates
The high school basket ball team
would like to see large delegation
wearing the black and gold al Beech.
woods Friday evening Of this week.
Come In And Look