Art. 60. There shall be a sufficient number of rooms in the school, light, well arranged and ventilated, and large enough so that the pupils whom it is calculated will attend may be accommodated. The seats shall be arranged conveniently and the chair of the instructress shall be elevated so that she may see all her pupils and be distinctly heard. There shall be a blackboard or oilskin [64] near the chair of the instructress for writing and drawing the figures demanded in the teaching. Rooms for drawing shall be arranged in the manner suitable for these studies. Art. 61. In addition there shall be: 1. An image of our Lord Jesus Christ, and a picture of his Majesty, the king, in all the classes. 2. The globes, maps, and other objects which are required for the knowledge of geography. 3. The synoptical pictures which are required to facilitate the study of history. 4. A cabinet for physics with the apparatus and instruments indispensable for teaching this study profitably. 5. A classified mineralogical collection. 6. Another zoological collection, in which shall be found the principal species, and if not, then plates which represent them. 7. A botanical garden and its herbarium systematically arranged. 8. A collection of all the solids and instruments deemed necessary for the teaching. Art. 62. The directress shall see that collections in the cabinets of natural history are formed as completely as possible from the natural products of the archipelago. Art. 63. Each instructress shall have under her charge the conservation of the material equipment owned by the school for the teaching of her course of study. TÍTULO IV OF THE SCHOLARS CHAPTER I Of the qualifications which the scholars must possess in order to be admitted to matriculation Art. 64. In order that the studies of the normal school may produce academical effects, they must be carried on with strict submission to what is prescribed in these regulations. Art. 65. In order to enter the superior normal school for women teachers, one must pass an examination of the branches of Christian doctrine and sacred history, Castilian grammar, arithmetic, geometry, geography, history of España and Filipinas, hygiene, and needle-work. Art. 66. The exercises of which the examination for entrance shall consist shall be three in number, in the following form: Written exercises 1. The writing of a letter or dissertation upon a theme of Christian doctrine, and sacred history, hygiene, or the history of España or of Filipinas. 2. Solution of an arithmetical problem. 3. Execution of a simple geometrical drawing. Oral exercise 1. Explanatory reading of a complete sentence. 2. Grammatical analysis of a sentence.