Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

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 Adv. 425 of Mines, two are married and one in business. At the present time four are teaching in the Bisbee schools.
 The class of 1909 consisted of four teen young people. two have been graduated from the Arizona Normal schools, enc is attending the Univer- sity of Arizona, one is in the Y. NJ. C. A. work, four are married, three are postoffice clerks, one bank clerk and one Is at present time teach ing in the Bisbee schools.
 The class of 1910 consisted of 12 young people, four have been gradu- atod from Arizona Normal, two from Kansas Noimals, one is attending the l University of Arizona, one Perdue, one University Of California, two are married. and four are teaching in the Bisbee schools.
 The class of 1911 consisted of six teen young people, four have been graduated from Arizona Normals, one from Massachusetts Normal, one from a California Normal. one is at ten5ing the University of Michigan, two the University of Arizona, two are pcstofice clerks. one is married and five are teaching in the Bisbee schools.
 The class of 1912 consisted of thir- teen young people, three are attend Ing the University of Arizona, one the University of Minnesota, one the Kan sas Agricultural college, one Downer
 College, one Los Angeles Business .. College, one Is postonice clerk and one is teaching in the Bisbee schools. The class of 1913 consisted of , twelve young people, three are at tending Arizona Normal schools, one
 the University cf Illinois. one the Uni f yersity of Arizona and the other :. members of the class are employed in Bisbee in various positions.
 . Under the Rules o tthe Board of Education Bisbee High School grad
 uates wEo finish a State Normal
 course are given preference in tue 3 appointment of teachers.
 g As scoE as the new building WI! . be completed the basement will 1t
 occupied by the commercial and do f nestle departments of the school n Special fixtures and euipments vii l be installed for these branches whicl y will make them rank among the hes r. in the state.
 V On the first floor of the bui,din! ,l will be the offices of the superintend
 ent of the schools, the academic r"cl
 taticn rooms, the library and maLua
 training rooms. The manual trainini
 rooms will be equipped with specia , machinery or all kinds of work an'
 it is the idea of the trustees 10 m J stall a complete printing plant an
 teach the students the fundamenta
 principles of the art of printing
 The second floor of the buiidihl
 will be occupied by the science elas
 rooms, the gymnasium and lccke
 rooms. Special attention was paid | . the construction of the gymnasium
 and 1t can be transformed into al auditorium in short order. The roor - is 66 by 54 feet in dimensions and ma
 an IS foot ceiling with spacious pa 2, cony. At the end is stage 50 by ] " feet euipped with up-to-date scener " f;ys and wings for the purpose c ', giving school plays. lectures and othe
 exercises. Underneath the stag a, there is provided sufficient room io !, the storage of the seats when tn ,o big room is used for gymnasium pu i, poses. Seats for about 600 people WI
 he proylded and this Is regarded
 the present time to be sufficient .a accommodate the attendance or ve occasions.
 The gymnasium will be equippe oe with all the latest apparatus TOT pm
 sieal training and will be second ,,. none in the state. It will also ! ha made compulsory for every memo' nr of the High School to take trainil no in the gymnasium while attending |! ed school. ,eI The line of march on upper Ma
 street will be as follows: L' o' r band. High School students, Fratern ,y Societies, beginning with the youn nm est, Cornish Association oran' we Lodge, owls, Moose Lodge Copp fer Queen Band. Elks, Redmen, Nhign nv of Pythias, odd Fellows. Reoeeoa O5. Maccabees. Eastern Star, K. et