The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-13
4 VERY BUSY Week
WILL OPEN TOMORROW IN CAIRO
PUBLIC ScHoOLS-lMpoRT
ANT CHANGES PLANNED.

ANT CHANGES PLANNED.
Teachers institute Thursday-New
Organization Started-Practice
for Spring athletics
Large Enrolment.
The weekly forecast beginning
Monday morning viii bring to notice
several changes that are important at
&c. H. s. The room that was formerly |
used as the library will be used as
recitation room for the commercial |
course classes. The shelves and books
| that have been ii to library room
will be moved to the assembly hall,
! freer access being thereby given to
them. These books and cases will be |
given additions in the next several
weeks by use of the money that was
raised at the County Fair. The books |
will be divided into sections, such as |
history, science, art, etc, and viii be
|
pals room heretofore used as a com
mercial class recitation room will be
given over to the use of Miss Wander
burg's art classes. Up to this time
this department has been using part
Of the science hall for work, but now
more freedom will be given it by the
occupancy Of this other ROOM Mr..
Carlson will use the science hall ex-
lcusiyely from now on for the science
| classes.
The regular teachers meeting for
the week cOnvenes tomorrow after
moon after the school session, in the
lC. Fl. S. building Some preparation
,Iplans will probably be gone over for
1.-THE teachers institute the latter part
of the week
st. Valentines day tomorrow will
receive attention. especially in the
Grammar schools. The patron saint
Twill be remembered by having letter
boxes in the rooms and tokens of
Iesteem and otherwise will thus be
sent between the boys and girls in the
room. This Is an especial pleasure
to the children and is always an event
looked forward to,
| Tomorrow will also see a worthy
an I'M ~ ot n I.
will be known as THE, Singers and
Players Club, Its membership will
embrace those talented in that line
and the eprsonnel- will be announced
for certain in Tuesday mornings issue
Iof this paper.
The beginning days of this week
will see G. II. S. athletes out to begin |
their first early spring training in
track work, Easy strides will be first
taken in the work and as the tenn
Iperature rises during the next few
weeks the boys efforts will increase
and more details viii be attended
The basketball team will put in
steady practice this week for games
that are scheduled in the near future |
The victory over the Oriacs has made
the boys feel more confident than ever
and they are doinf training that is
admirable.
Every other evening this week af. |
ter school the several girls basket. |
bali teams at G. II. S. will have games. |
The girls are much taken up with the
sport and show much enthusiasm and
interest.
Thursday night is the regular fort. |
nightly meeting of the Boys Literary |
Society Many important matters are
to come up at this meeting, several
Iof which are vital to the future of the |
organization.
Thursday also inaugurates the an
nual mid-wnter meeting of the Alex.
ander County Teachers Association |
The meeting begins on this day with |
a visitation of the cairo schools by |
those who are visitors from different |
Iparts Of the county. Friday is gwen |
over to program at the high school
building, the principal topic of inter-
est being an address by State Superin.
tendent of Public instruction Francis
G. Bier
Friday also sees the third number of
the Egypt" The paper this time
will be exceedingly better than the
two preceding issues. The manage
ment of the paper intends to stop at
nothing short of perfection and VIII
devote their energy 70 that end.
Saturday Is the last day of the
county teachers meeting and an ex
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