Arizona republican., 1910-06-16
ARE FULL OF INFORMATION
They Are Now Being Mailed to Prospective Students and Others All Over the Territory and United States.

| The annual normal catalogues for
 the school year 191O-1l, are now off
 the press and are being mailed to points all over the United States. Mailing the immense volume of books ! is something of a task and it may be some days before local people receive their copies of the catalogue. Those who, in due time do not receive a copy and who wish one should address
 President Matthews.
 | The catalogues consist of hundred
 odd pages. the first part of the book being devoted to the topics: general
 information. buildings and grounds. ] admission and graduation. the course of study and the analysis of the course of study.
 1 The complete register of the normal and training school departments for the 1y09-10 term is given as well as the alumni register One who has a little spare time can use it to good advantage in looking over the alumni register. IL brings back to recollection students who in the years past have
 attended the school. It is noticeable that large majority of the young lady graduates from the normal are now known by some other name than the one under which they graduated. In
 this register a slight change has been made this year It was heretofore the custom to follow each name with the number of years taught This year that information has been omitted.
 The last twenty-two pages of the catalogue are given over exclusively to views of the main building, the training school, science building, gym nasium and auditorium, dormitories. dining hall. class rooms athletic scenes and various group pictures of different school organizations.
 The catalogue is full and complete in every respect and contains a wealth of information that is of general inter- est. The following regarding assist ance and prizes that are offered the student during the school work is talk en from the topic general informa- tion." Few people outside Of the stu dents of the school realize the extent Of the prizes and the incentives that are offered for hard work.
 The Kingsbury Senior Assistance fund, established by MT. w ]. Kings bury of Tempe, provides in a liberal way for the needs of worthy students who find themselves unable to pursue their studies by reason of d lack Of means. A certain sum of. money has been set aside every year from which loans may be made to students at d very low rate of interest While the fund is primarily for the aid of senior yet any student of the Tempe Normal school can at the recommendation of the faculty draw upon it as q loan.
 The MOeur medal for scholarship offered by pr. E. E. Moeur of Tempe, IS awarded each year at commence ment to. the student who obtains the highest standing in class work during the two years immediately preceding graduation. The winning of this prize has always been considered one of the greatest honors open to the normal students.
 The Anthenian Debating club offers three gold medals annually as prizes for excellence in essay, Reclamation andoration. The medals are competed for by members of the regular literary societies during second semester.
 The Harvard Club of Arizona offers to the seniors of the school a medal for the best essay on some topic con- nected with Arizona. The subject 1 matter as well as the treatment must i be original
 The Alpha Literary society offers 1 three gold medals to it's own members | for excellence in essay, declamation | and oration.
 Other prizes will be given during 1 each year to encourage oratorical work i in the literary societies and to foster | interest in inter-sOciety debates"