Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
School Notes

The Uunlis or list tfOIANt ALclliI a for high school are making prepara- ticns for the dedication of their school on June 21st The address will be de- livereG by President R. l.. Von Klein Smid of the state university The pu pills Of the school will furnish the mus ic fer the occasion. The exercises win take place in the open air theatre on the roof.
 Chas Burlington of the Benson high school. is taking Miss Bartlett's class es in the high school during her ab, sence. Miss Bartlett was compelled to give up her work on account of sick ness. She will return July lst, at he beginning of the next term. Miss Salmons of the Greenway school has been ill several days and Miss Roberta Berry. who has just i'm ished a course at the Flagstaff Nor nal school, is substituting in her place.
 Miss Roberta Sin Clair of the Class of 1917 of the Bisbee high school, has just returned from Columbia Universi- ty where she has been taking course | in domestic science. Miss Sin Clair was excused from her examinations on account of the high standing she | had made during the year. This speaks well for her work in the Dis bee high school.
 School closes on Friday. at which time promotions will be made. The children will enjoy a weeks vacation and return to work July 1st.
 Miss Wilma Smith of the class of E AL l. -1rrs. s.1.HH HsH. vr turned from Flagstaff after her years work. She has been taking a course to fit herself as a teacher. Miss Sallie Mccall, supervisor of music in the Bisbee schools, left Fri day evening for Flagstaff, where she will teach music during the summer term of the state normal school. She will he absent eight weeks, and will return about the middle of August. Mrs. 4. F.. Douglas of Tucson will look after the music work in the high school department, and Miss Lenore Allen, who has just completed a course in public school music at Columbia University, will have charge of the music work in the grades. Quite a number of the patrons O. the
 
 term. This raises the question whsth- CT it would not be a good thing 10 withhold opposition until the plan has been .riei out. The Commissioner of Education of the United States says that wherever summer terms have been tried, they have been eminently successful. and that by all means all schools should run the year round.
 The school board has ordered a ton truck. which will be used in transport ing the teachers to the South Bisbee and Don Luis schools. and the 7th and Sth grade pupils of the same schools to the Lowell junior high school. It is hoped that the truck will be here by July 1st.
 Twenty sets of telegraph instru- ments have arrived from the estern Union supply department These in- struments have been installed in the high school and a large and enthusias- tic class in telegraphy has been or ganized The course consists of Eng- fish, spelling, typewriting and tele- graphy Mir Pace of the Western Un- ion, will be the instructor in telegra- phy.
 Many requests nave been presented to the board which has charge of grant ing permits to work, requesting that boys under 14 be allowed to quit school for that purpose. The board is not allowed to issue permits, except to pupils between 14 and 16 Boys under IA must attend school all of the time the school is in session. They are al lowed to WOrk bpfOrp and after school but not during school hours. Presi- dent Wilson. in many addresses, urges all pupils to remain in school.