Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-08
NIGHT SCHOOLS WILL START IN
 MONDAY EVENING
Trade, Commercial, Cultural and Home Economies Courses
 Are Offered Here |,

The following bulletin has been is- sued for the benefit of those planning to attend night school.
 The public schools of the district while primarily designed for the chil- dren. by no means confine their at- tention to the latter. The night school which opens Monday evening at the senior high school building offers courses for adults in variety of sub jects. These courses are open to all residents of the district over 16 years of age. Tuition is free, but the stu dent must purchase his own books and supplies. Each of the classes meets from six-thirty to nine on the evenings designated.
 Anyone having leisure time in the evening should read over the names and descriptions of the courses offer ed and see if there is not something that would be of interest to him or her The school officials will try to ar range any course wanted, providing it is practical to do so, and there Is sufficient interest in the course to make it worth while.
 Special emphasis is placed upon be- ginners in English for the foreign born. This course is offered espe,I cially for foreigners, either Mexican or European. Classes will be held for those who can neither read, write
 nor speak English, also for those unable to read or write in their nativ9l language. He who cannot read not ices, nor understand instructions, takes a greater risk of personal in- jury than others. Urge your non- English speaking friends to enroll in this class; it will be we'll worth their time.
 Naturalization Course
 The course in Naturalization will be open again this year All non- citizens wishing to secure the privil- eges of citizenship should enroll in this class to prepare Tor their examiu- ation. If first papers have not been secured information and help will be gladly given regarding proper proceed ure to secure them. The applicant need not wait but can begin prepar- ing at once for tho examination for second papers. If you have your first papers come to this class to get ready for he final tests. While one may enroll at any time it is especially de siEable to be present from the first meeting to the last, thereby securing tho maximum instruction.
 Registration may be made Friday in any eourse from nine to twelve, a. ! m. and two to five D. m.. Also Satur- day morning. nine to twelve a. m. at the office of the superintendent in ! the CentEal school, or Friday evening from seven to eight-thirty at the sen for high school Work will start Mon day evening at six-thirty One may enroll at that time or any subsequent date throughout the school year An early enrolment is especially desir- | able in order to assure instruction in ! all courses for which there is a real demand.
 Courses will be offered in tho fol lowing subjects if enrolment is large enough to justify conducting them:
 Trades and Industries
 AUTO-MECHANICS-Four nights a | week, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and | Friday A. N. McLennan, instructor You may bring your own ear and over haul or repair it under direction of a ! competent teacher. or you may come | and practice on some other mans car |
 WOODWORKING Tuesdays and
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