Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-19
School Notes

School Notes Prof. H. H. Foster. and Mrs. Foster. of the University of Arizona, visited the junior high schools on Friday of this week. Prof Foster will return to Bisbee on July 1st with twenty-two senior students of the University of Arizona who are taking work in the 1 Department of Education. These stu dents will teach one or two classes each in the Bisbee Junior high school and will also take courses with Pro lessor Foster covering the work in the school of education. This is the only school of its kind in the United States. and already it is attracting at 1 tention in the east. Professor Foster has been asked to give an account of the work in the Journal of Education. and during his recent visit to Atlantic City, where he attended the Depart ment of Superintendents of the Ma tiOnal Educational Association. many inquiries were made in regard to the experiment. The people hardly real iZe that an experiment of deep signi- ficance to the educational world will be tried here the coming summer in the Bisbee schools, an experiment that is attracting nationwide atten- tion.
 The board of school trustees held a meeting on Saturday. at which time teachers were elected for the coming school year. and the matter of salar- ies was discussed.
 Miss Catherine Frisbee. principal of the Lincoln school, spent the week end at Tucson visiting friends. Mrs. Philbrook spent the past week at Phoenix, making the trip with Dr. and Mrs. Sims in an automobile The Bancroft Junior high defeated the Horace Mann Junior high in base ball Thursday evening by a score of 24 to 4, at Warren Park. Patriotic Jingles Sixth Grade, Greenway School 1. Hooray for the Sammy
 Down with the Hunl And we'll chase 'em out of France With a Yankee Doodle gun. ?. There was a patriotic old lady, Who had seven sons,
 She sent them to Berlin
 To kill seven Huns.
 -. .-..t.~-r (Erma Dicks) 3. Won't you help our soldier boys? Won't you do your bit?
 Won't you buy a bond or stamps And help to fill a kit? 4. The call to help your country Has come to one and all;
 Buy bonds or war savings stamps That the enemy may fall.
 (Alvadell Daume) 5. Our boys are OCT the waters, Our girls are helping here,
 Here's to our sons and daughters, Who love their country dear. 6. It is Liberty Bond Day,
 And banners wave
 In time to the music gay;
 The buildings their brightest
 Banners have donned
 In honor of The third Liberty Bond. '. The soldiers are fighting,
 The sailors are. too,
 But we need the help of the girls
 and boys
 To save the red, white, and blue. The only way you can do it
 Is to save your nickels and dimes, And buy Uncle Sam's thrift
 stamps,
 Now and at all other times. 8. When Liberty's son,
 This battle has won,
 Be able to say with pride and joy. My thrift stamps helped the sol
 dier boy. g. Think of the soldiers in their
 camps,
 Think of the help they need, Buy Uncle Sam's thrift stamps, They will help them indeed.
 (Thelma Cox) TO- Have you done your all
 At your country's call?
 If you haven't. buy thrift stamps And help the boys in the training
 camps.
 II. Hark! harkl to the country's call Buy Liberty bond.
 Help to feed the soldiers all, Make the Hun respond;
 Then you'll feel you've done your
 bit,
 When they go storming in. Then you will see an American
 flag
 Waving over Berlin.
 (Jean Williamson 12. There was an old man who lived
 in Berlin, He worried SO much he grew quite
 thin. Thini Thini make him a grease
 spot By putting money in the Liberty
 Loan pot.
 (Ruth MeVaugh) | 13. Bing. bang, boom,
 The Americans are a-coming, Give them room,
 So they may make the Germans !
 go drumming.