The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-24

| Almost all OF tile leading colleges
and high schools throughout the
country have school song, one that
is devoted to lauding the various mel-
its of their school or depicting life at
their own particular institution. Now
this is one thing that c. H. S. lacks.
!Oftentimes c. H S. is substituted in
place Of other school names that ap-
pear in music. making 1t 10 for the
| occasion But a true loyal song of
the school is needed. One that is
composed entirely for use at the
school, one that in which both the
words and music are original and
lift c II. s. characteristics. A song
that is used frequently and called &C
Il. s Loyalty" is original as far as
| the words are concerned but the mus.
ic belongs to a song Of a nearby col
llege. Now its up TO some one that's
talented in this line, whether he be
student, an alumnus or just an inter
tested observer And the good part of
lit is, it would be a paying proposition.
The piece could be copyrighted, sold
lat a nominal price and it's safe to say
that it would be in every Cairo home
where there is any musical inclina-
ion at all.
Miss Emma Carey o7 one of thu
popular grammar school teachers will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with relatives at GRANVILLE, Ill She
will be accompanied bv her sister
Miss Miriam
Miss Anna Anderson. II is staying
at the home of Or. Carey since last
Friday There is a case of malignant
iiphtheria in her home Dr. Davis,
Thirty-fouGth and Washington A lit-
lie nephew OF DR. Davis from Wick
life has a virulent case Dr. Bondu-
rant and Davis are the attending ply
sicians
Frank Butler II. has added an
other successful number to his popu-
lar compositions entitled Who sharp
ened Their Teeth on Fathers Razor"
Miss Fannie Keegan was a high
school visitor yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon at the music
period the students sang Praise the
Lord" by ]. r. Hayden. Before sing
ng, Mrs Miller told the students a
bit about the composers life and his
works and told also how he come 10
write the above named piece which
is the Austrian national hymn
The meeting of the Schoolmasters
Club recently at Peoria discussed the
question Of Formal Discipline. Papers
were read by Prof Colvin of the Uni
gersity Of Illinois and by President
Filmly Of Normal The discussion
which followed showed the deep in
crest aroused by these Two papers.
The play ground problem is receiv-
ng attention at the various Cairo
schools this year Good healthful
games and pastimes are INDUCED in
by scholars both before and after
school recess meeting the full encour-
agement Of the teachers. President
Taft said recently in regard to this
subject Fairgrounds should ! laid
nut in proper form for the pla ing Of
III sorts Of games which arr known
Ito our boys and girls and lied by
them
The sophomore class of boys in
manual training are making picture
frames, Joe Walmer finished his
frame yesterday being the first ono
ii his class to accomplish this stunt,
Committees were appointed to Sc
l5ct class flower and class motto.
The athletic association Is consil- |
Cring the matter of purchasing a key
TO the Armory The boys basket ball .
team often use the hall with the per-
mission OF Co. K but often have to
bother the men who have the keys
for admission This trouble would be
eliminated by simply purchasing a
key to fit the door
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