The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-10-28

What trains our eye, our ear, our hand,
And of ones self gives true command?
Athletics
What makes OF man hero bold,
More famous than the knights of oldi
Athletics.
What oft from out the dizzy whirl
Attracts the gay and jolly girl?
Athletics.
What sets the pretty eyes ablaze,
AS on the victor's crown they gaze!.
Athletics.
What makes the man work with vim
When teachers think there's naught In him?
Athletics.
What makes the teacher oft despair,
or the student who is never there?
Athletics
What makes us travel miles through dust,
And bet until our bank we bust?
Athletics.
What causes shouts and loud acclaim,
AT victory for the High Schools manner
Athletics
What bids us lay all rank aside,
For High School honor, High Schooi pridei
Athletics
You cannot walk or run dash?
What can you do?-Subscribe your cash
The teachers and pupils were de-
lighted with call from Mrs. w. B.
Stautfer OF course, everybody said
miss Ross" from force of habit.
E G. Shields, OF Dubois, called on
Prof Rife Wednesday afternoon.
That vas full house Wednesday
night
OF all the classes down the line,
There's none can beat the class 90.
Sykesville was we'll represented at
the concert Wednesday evening.
Durno and company are booked for
December %.
Margaret Frampton and Margaret
Froehlich each sold $500 worth OF
pictures for the lecture course. 1.-THE
Reign of Law" and when Patty Went
to College, were given in recognition
of this service.
OH Ada is our studious lass,
The finest in creation,
And she Is Early"
Sure to pass fine examination.
OH Celia is the grandma
OF the dear old class 90,
Who, when she hasn't all her lessons
Is sure to sit and pine.
OH Margaret is the girl who comes
From Sykes not far away;
The things she likes to do the most
Are laugh and joke and play.
The rooms taught by Mr.. Cook, Miss
Clark and Miss Schultze were without
any cases OF tardiness last week.
School Director Evans was a visitor
last week.
Senior-The world expects more from
a high school pupil, just as the collector
expects large contribution from
millionaire. =
Senior latter physics class)-Throw
out the life line.
Whole Senior Class-So say we all Of
us.
You may know the fellow
Who thinks he thinks,
Or the fellow who thinks he knows,
But find the fellow
Who knows he thinks,
And you know the fellow who knows.
Men may live without light
Men may live without hope;
But some OF the students can't
Live without ROPE"
Car;o,s ~, l;fa L. ono lono horv;d
grind.
Freshman-Life is a jest and all
things show it; thought so once, but
now know it,"
Teacher-Mr. Visor, prove that two
right triangles are equal If leo and
the hypotenuse of the one are equal re-
spectiyely to leg and the hypotenuse
OF the other"
Mr.. Visor promptly arises and says
1.-Two right triangles are equal If leg
and the hypotenuse Of the one are equal
respectively to leg and hypotenuse OF
the other. Q E D." He then sits down.
We are awfully in need Of some good
high sthool yells. Somebody should
get busy.
Sentiment Of the football team: Play
fair, fellows: it's not the score that
counts.
Hurrah for Reynoldsyille High School,
And for class of 1909;
There's not boy among them,
But class OF girls so fine.
Teacher lin physics)-Give the law Of
gravitation.
Senior thinking very hard )-Ohl yes,
I know. The attraction between the
earth and the moon.