The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-09
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:CAIRO SCHOOL NOTESs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The regular fortnightly meeting Of
the Athenian Literary Society will
be had this afternoon after school
The girls have arranged short pro-
gram so basket ball practice will not
be interfered with.
Piano selecton-M Margaret DeBaun.
Short story Mary Maluehe.
Piano solo-Josephine Riddle.
Humorous reading -Pansy Crabtree
| Athenian Gazette Margaret Blat
Iteau.
| Recitation--Alce Thompson.
| Piano solo--Ruth Hurt.
| A postal from Mr.. w d. Bannister.
FORMER principal of G. II. s. to Supt
Clendenen states that he and his
family arrived all o. X In Billings
Montana, their new home last Satur-
lday.
/ Miss Virginia Halliday, student al
Monticello Seminary at Godfrey, iii.
nois, was visiting G.. II. S. friends
yesterday Miss Halliday is here en-
joying the spring vacation with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Halliday
LOT Twenty-eighth street.
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The new book cases in the Assem-
bly, hall have assumed useful ap
pearance, books having been put into
some of them yesterday. There arc
seven separate cases and two of then
will be used for books on history, two
of them for English references, ons
of them for scientific texts, alos ont
for encyclopedias and the last one TO-
miscellaneous books. Every refer
ence book in the school will be pu'
in these cases thus making decider
Improvement in the library conditions
Illinois College at Jacksonville, Of
fers quite an inducement TO c.. II. S
students who wish to attend an in
stitution of higher learning when the,
graduate here. To the boy who rank
either first or second among the boy,
and the girl who ranks either first 0
jsecond amng the girls free scholar
ship Is given this free scholarship
amounts to $50 In money value o
entities the holder to free tuitition il
1.-THE college for one year. Applicant
must have d grade of 80 per cent upol
La basis of 100 for the last year !,
school, The offer Is issued throug'
the president of the college, Mr.. Chas
Fl. Rammelkamp.
G. II. S. hasn't any boy who act
rs official yell leader and In view o
the near game with Paducah som
one ought to be appointed to drill tn
Iloyalists in genuine roofing" Whe
&c. II. S. played Charleston early !
NJ the season In basket ball loyal roo
Ing played f atFF Important part in VIII
lining that game for the local boys. S
II let ii be this time, Appoint som
Y one to be official yell leader and Sc
N If there isn't some classy noise
Il made. 1t would be quite the prope
a thing for some of those who are tire
N of the old familiar yells to compos
A some new ones. Everything helps
n Some members Of Miss Vande
a burg's Art classes are busy maxim
~ designs for half-tones and cuts thi
are to appear in the annual numbt
y of the Egypt which comes out til
4 week of school during eommenc
q ment.
The Senior American History clal
" under Miss Smith is studying Il
NJ Civil war period. What makes Il
a subject all the more interesting
NJ the fact that Cairo as a town WI
% such conspicuous figure durir
IN those days. Some interesting stori'
* were told by pupils in the class We
W terday relating about life and ehara
N teristics Of this vicinity during tho'
" trying times. Several narrated pc
" sonal experiences Of their parent
M grandparents and other relatives.
m County Supt. S. r., Colt paid G.
III S. a visit yesterday on his ha
monthly rounds.
II Here's good one that develop,
in the Junior Literature class I
M Gently; Miss Wilson; Who vi
IN Shakespeare wife?'
IA Stella: why, Mrs. Shakespeare
IA Word comes from Paducah tn
they expect to bring down lars
IS crowd of supporters when they con
n here to play basket ball next Satu
81 day. Cairo will surrey make the
N welcome and entertain them. Sever
n parties and dance are spoken of q
Y on the program. Cairo can't be on
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