The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-12
Track Meet at Anna.

many approved OF the track meet at
Anna on the 23rd Of this month and
how many would go in .or it. Every
one present thought 1t good plan Tor
G. n. s. to enter and fully % fellows
said they would try -or several
events. This means that number of
boys will have to get down to good
hard work, training and regular hours
If they expect to keep their pledge
and make good for their school. The
school wishes ii and they should do
their best and not fall short of what
is expected of them
Paducah Coming Strong.
The last of this month when Padu.
cab high school comes down here for
debate with G. H. S. they expect to
bring not less that one hundred fol
lowers and loyalists. Word was
given out to this effect Sunday By
Paducahan of authority and it was
further stated that the Kentuckians
have already made arrangements to
charter special train on which to
come.
1t Is gratifying to note that Paducah
IS taking so much interest in the
event. but it might be stated here
that interest at Cairo high school is
not waning by any means. The de.
baters are busy making up their ar
guments and the students are busily
preparing to take care of and enter
tain the large number of visitors and
10 make this occasion more
memorable even than the visit several
weeks ago when the basketball
games were played.
When q. Fl. S. goes up to Paducah
on May Z for the baseball and track
meet a special train will also be
chartered to carry the Cairo crowd
This event has also aroused much
interest not only in school but out
side also and when the day rolls
around Paducah will certainly have
large party of Cairoites to take
care of.
Inc Coming Egypt"
More definite plans for the annual
of the Cairo high school stu
dent paper "The Egypt are now
ready for publication. The paper is
to be gotten out in magazine form
similar to the annual that came out !
in 1908 but 1t is to De larger ana |
far more elaborate. 1t will have in |
profuse abundance many cuts and |
half tone pictures of people and
things at G. H. S.
For instance there will appear half |
tone individual pictures of the Board |
of Education members, the faculty |
the graduating class and separate |
group pictures of the other classes. |
About six pages will be devoted to |
Athletics" because of the promi- |
hence and support that subject has
acquired this year at C. H. s.
Pictures of the basket bail, baseball, 1
track and tennis teams will here ap-
pear.
Another subjec. that will receive
attention in space will be Debate"
Here history will be given of the
.wo literary societies at G. H. s..
which had their original formation
This year; then review of the year
n debative contests followed by sep
arate pictures Of the two debating
cams.
Quite good deal of space will be
given to Manual Training" and
Domestic Science" because Of the
many desired results these two de-
'artments have accomplished this
ear under Mr. Allen and Miss Null
berry.
Then will come the Smiles" col
INNS edited by Tony Mcnamara.
This space will be devoted to
roasts" and jokes displayed in a
lew and novel manner.
There are many other smaller
TENS to appear in the book but these
will not be spoken Of but its safe to
ay they'ss come as surprise.
Taking 1t all in all this years
aper will be the best that has yet
zen attempted and Will contain 1876
ages with very pretty cover de-
ign.
This annual school paper such as
J. Fl. S. will issue has purpose and
lso a great value. Its influence in
the interest of students in
ach other and In the work Of the
chool is Sunequaled. AS a means OF
ementing more closely the ties of
formed in the class room
nd carried from ther on through
tier life, it occupies a place Of its
wn unapproached by any other fea-
IRE of student life.
But the annual does not stop here
performs another function of still
reater service to the institution un-
er whose auspices 1t is issued. It
a most valuable advertisement and
gives to prospective students
ew into the inner life of the SCHOOL,
hich can scarcely be obtained in