Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-09-10
TEMPE NORMAL
TO OPEN ITS DOORS
FOR SCHOOL YEAR

I
be opened for the admission of stud
ents, Monday. Sept a. AS this date
is near at hand, the following items
of information may be of interest
Admission Students WHO have
completed the eighth grade Of the
common school will be admitted to
the first year class Of the FIVE year
Professional Course.
Students who have completed the
four years high school course win be
admitted to the Junior class for a two
years Professional Course.
Students who have completed the
eighth grade viii be admitted to a
four years Academic Course, cores
ponding to a regular high schpoi
| course. This course Is designed TO
! accommodate such students as cannot
secure school advantages at home and
who do not desire to becbme teachers.
Graduates from this course are ad-
mitted to the Freshman class OF a
college or university. Graduates from
either OF the professional courses re-
oeive a years credit IN a college OF
university course.
Diploma-Hhe regular diploma re-
ceived upon graduation from the pro-
fessional courses of the Normal Sc
cures to the holder Of the privilege OF
teaching. WITHOUT examination, in the
! public schools of Arizona, California,
Washington. Oregon, Montana, Michi-
gan, Iowa, New York. Missouri and
Texas. In fact it is accepted in any
state where credentials of any kind
are accepted.
Special Courses: The completion of
the new Industrial Arts Building ano
it's thorough equipment provides not
I only for work equivalent to that done
along the lines Of Manual Training,
Domestic Science and Agriculture I'm
/ the public and high schools of the
state, but extends the work so as
/ to prepare teachers to receive the
| special certificates in these subjects
as provided by the state laws. Com
| plets equipment viii be installed for
all lines of woodwork and iron work
/ including machine shop, forge and
foundry, flat metal work, also me-
! chanical drawing, brazing, clay mod
/ cling, glazing. typography, wood
carving. etc. Along the line OF Home
| Economies, courses viii be offered IN
/ cooking. sewing. marketing, home
sanitation. house furnishing, fabrics
AVID numerous other courses having a
general relation TO the economic, san
itary and aesthetic aspects OF food,
ciofh'ng and shelter.
The agricultural courses have been
we'll developed during the past two
years, and this department Is being
put upon a practical working basis
which bids fair to make it partially
If not WILDLY self supporting. The
! Board has recently secured the use
Of an additional fifteen acres adjoin-
IN ethe ten acres already under cult
vation, for the use Of the classes in
animal husbanry.
Training School-In this school
classes are organized in an of the
grades of the regular common school
course and in addition thereto, a Kin
Idcrgarten Course has been established
thus enabling the prospective teacher
10 secure special training in kinder
garten work Most Of the pupils in the
raining School live I'm Tempe or vi
ciri,y although pupils from other parts
Of the state ave admitted to the ad-
vanced grades
Dormitories-Th dormitory accom-
modauons consist of one dormitory for
Young men and three for young
women All dofmitories are comp CITE
~ furnished and equipped with moi.
ern conveniences. electric light
steam heat, Irnn'ng water in looms
BATHS toilets. pailois, pianos, etc All
q table and bed linen is furnished By
, the school In correction with each
Gormifory Is large screened room
for outdoor sleeping Open air sleep
T ing is very popular with our stud
, GIFTS and most OF mem sleep out OF
doors az winter
lAa NftllHE Af'N lA'll All AAA ME LiAN |
;. ments is free but a registration fee
Of 1910 per annUin is charged the
students OF the Normal Department
but even this is not charged to pupil.
o in the Training schqol
p Books Students furnish their owl
books I'm the Normal lat an expens
ranging from $500 to $1,000 per an
mum, but text books are furnishe
g free to pupils o fthe Training School
4 BOARD and room in the dormitorie
has been furnished for several year
at 3l70c per school month Uou
weeks) and an additional charge q
l.. 75c per month for room laundry
was thought for a time that il woul
% be absolutely necessary 10 increas
d / the charges for the ensuing year bu
1t due 10 the advantages derived fror
expanding the Agricultural Depar
ment by the addition Of poultr.
D. mich COWS, sheep, swine, etc. In sue
a numbers ar 10 entalbe as to furnis
allsof our own milk, cream and egg