Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-03
General And Local News|

opening out upon the porches., a sight
 before unseen. greeted me. Getting
 up In the night to take a peep at the
 moon-for no place on this green
 earth Is the moon so beautiful as in
 Arizona when she shines-but instea3
 or looking at the mooa ! sag instead rows and rows of beds. Iilstaning
 hst a sound was to be heard moi a iopd breather among the bunch An vas oDllFlon Of lessons. and but ona
 thought came 10 me. what a sweet
 thlhg IS slumber. h the middle nj
 eaech ilttle bed was a roll of blankets
 covering the occupant to the ears
 begun to eighty-Thy of
 course, they we're all out hsre inc
 three hunrrer Of them, so what ss
 the use tying to count them. None Inf
 this bunch win ever want to sIee, ;,
 aoors again. Think of it. not a sick
 slfl at Tempe this winter or term.
 helr rooms, with the beds out. are .i- cosiest or students and dressing
 roc ms. the envy of all visitors. Why.
 the girls at Bryn Mahr. Wellesley.
 and smiths colleges would 20 wild over sleeping porches Of the Normal
 How they got into bed without ,ny
 hearing them was a mystery When
 the rising bell rang. out then sIipnaa
 silent as ghosts, and rushed To then rooms 10 dress. Wonderful was tba sight and more wonderful the reyal. ation that they knew how to keen
 sun. Silence so charming-yet 50 rare.
 You should see these students n their Auditorium which seats thous- and people, with it's stage fitted up with concert grand piano and the finest act of shifting scenery in the southwest. No town in all the State IS so well equipped in a play house as IS our auditorium where we give our class plays and hear the many lee lures that come 10 us during the year. beneath the Auditorium is the Gym [ nasium, equipped with every thing Necessary to make for strength snd grace Of bory for girls. Here too. are held the dances and other social func. | tons of the school 1
 Notwithstanding the Normal has a Big Main building. a Scientific hall :. two denominations. one for girls one for boys, big dining hall. { raining school Snr The presidents house. iJ is crowded to dress. The Legislature. like a good father that ii has been, gave school an appropriation to two new Buildings, one a dormin- tory that vii. accommodate thirtv-fva T girls. It is to be ready for school in september anr another one 10 be for next year but the other building of importance is the New Industrial Arts building in the basemnt Of which IS to be placed a forge an foundry del DartmenL On the first floor. mechaui. gal drawing, carpentry, turning and patten making. machine shops. metal lammering, printing and binding. text |. He weaving. with a big hall for exhibit. ' ing all that is made by the pupils. go. setaer with a class lecture room. Oal he second flCor. will be the Domestic science departments, Of cooking and 1, sewing, with model department for housekeeping. so that the girls will have a chance to learn the best meth ! Jds of orderly housekeeping and cook ng the one art that does more to keen he matrimonial harqRe from aoun. [ .eTing than any other. Painting anrd it .rawing clay modelling are also given ii ooms on the second floor. Why. all hese taught in school? That the 'Oys and the girls may find the one ccupatiCn which they can put their i carts and souls into, for if one always 1