Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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Zlaisturinal The Idaho Admission Act provided that 100,000 acres of public land should be set apart for State normal schools. As this act further provided that none of this land should be sold for less than 3410 per acre, little income has been received from this source, but each year the amount is increasing. The second State Legislature in 1893 located two State normal schools, one at Albion and one at Lewiston. It provided that each school should re- ceive one-half of the proceeds from the State nor- mal school lands, but made no appropriation for the support of the schools. However, the citizens of Cassia County raised 353,000 by popular sub- scription and built the old rock building which is now part of the main building. In this building Rev. Charles Lyle conducted a school during the winter of 1893-94. In 1894, Prof. F. A. Swanger was elected president, and in September, 1894, opened the school with one assistant and 23 stu- dents. . In 1895, the Legislature passed, over theigov- ernor's veto, a bill appropriating bonds with a face value of 9,575,000 to the use of the two nor- rnal schools. These bonds were sold at a good premium and procured 346,760.63 for the use of the Albion State Normal School. ln 1895-96, the main building was erected. In 1901, the old dor- mitory was built. ln 1905, 329,000 was appro- priated for a second dormitory, and the citizens of Albion donated five acres of ground to increase the size of the campus. The new dormitory is now occupied by the young ladies, and the old by the young gentlemen. The recent opening of the Twin Falls and Mini- doka tracts makes Albion a most desirable place for a school from the standpoint of population as well as for other reasons. The liberal appropria- tion by the last Legislature, secured through the tireless efforts of Senator George A. Day and Re- presentative Harry T. Wcst has made possible large increases i11 the faculty and the equipment of the school. The town of Albion has united its public school with the Model School and a com- plete Model School building has been erected for the training department. This gives the school special facilities for training teachers, facilities unexcelledin the northwest.

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