Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-18
ENTHUSIASM IS
 SHOWN AT HI-Y
 SCHOOL OPENING
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tempted the night school, backed by
 the lily, will certainly make history
 his year.
 Nearly every imaginable subject
 be taught and anyone who cannot find
 one or more classes that will benefit ! him or her must indeed be blessed
 with a very exceptional education for
 the things taught run from auto re-
 pairing, radio buzzer work and cleo
 -riCity to bookkeeping, shorthand,
 stenotyping, French, Spanish, English, domestic science, art and numbers of 5lher interesting subjects.
 Class nights were arranged Mon-
 day night, and it was decided to have lifty-minute recitation periods in or der that those desiring to do so can
 attend more than one class a night. This will prove quite an accOmmoda- tion to those forced to come some distance, as they can attend both classes the same night and thus come to the city two nights a week instead of four.
 All classes in the Hi-Y course will
 be held twice week for each sub ! feet, while a few of them will find the students in session three nights a week.
 Excellent teachers have been pro- vided fer all subjects and with hard study, application and regular attend ance at classes the benefits to be ac- ] crued are inestimable.
 Those desiring to further a gram mar school or high school education 1 and even those wishing to supplement a college education will find the Hi-Y night course classes just the right thing.
 Men and women, older boys and girls, will be enabled to study for ! business positions, both as regards of- flee and mechanical work and also those HOW engaged in such work will 1 be enabled to study and by showing | improvement in their duties force pro | motion.
 Too much importance can't be | placed in the possibilities of these courses and with the new draft law taking many men from 31 to 45, as | well as the younger men between the ages cf 1o and 21 to war there will be more chances than ever for those anxious to secure positions, as the de- mand for help will be greater than ever before in the history of the na- tion.
 Right today focal business firms are looking for men and women who are badly needed to keep these firms and Industries going and this demand is bound to increase rapidly.
 Everyone who by study fits himself CT herself for work which will thus release Q man of draft age for active duty at the front is showing patriot ism of a high degree and should be commended.
 Anyone who has not yet enrolled in the classes should get in touch with Prof Bowles at the Y. M. c. A. and he will be glad to furnish any ad- ditional information desired.
 Just as soon as students find con- fEcts in their studies they should notify Prof Bowles and an effort will be made to change one or another of the subjects or if there are enough conflicts to warrant another class night for that study will be arranged each week.
 The main idea of the classes is 10 benefit the largest number of persons desiring to further their education and every effort will be made to meet stu dents half way in suggestions they may offer. If there are any additional studies which students desire they should find as many others as possible interested in the anne ubject and turn thee names in to Prof. Bowles This will result in forming a class provid- ing sufficient numbers demand the subject.
 There will be three recitation peri ods each night at the high school and some classes at the Y. Nj. c. A.. while there will be a French class taught at fhs '. W. C. A The recitation pe- riods will be from 6-30 to 7:20, from 7:20 to S:10 and from S:1O to g night y except Saturdays and Sundays
 In order to make it possible for the men working at shift work in the mines to take advantage of the classes an attempt is being made to work out a schedule which will permit after noon classes so these men can keep up with their studies while on grave yard shift. All such men who have entered for classes or who desire to enter ia classes should see Prof. 8owies in order that ne may ascertain i their ideas on tho subject and learn Niae- hNNA faAf- pADN| llOol eulldOin TUT the afternoon classes.
 The bigger and better mining course promised for this year will be arrang- ed later and the best posted mining ' experts of the camp are going to as- l s'st in this work. which has proved of great value both 10 the men as t well as to the companies. Many men have been assisted toward promotion trough this course and a record at tendance is assured when this course Q starts at the r. NJ. c. A.
 The following program of recitation p periods will be used as a working ( oasis until conflicts in studies can i te di-sted:
 MONDAY.
 6:3O to 7:20-Beginners Spanish, I chemistry, English for foreigners. ad- - anced English. general arithmetic. I