Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-27
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attendance VI mgse than aoubse tBai
oi lass se.s The msJorIay 81 the
sasti-uis are Registered from osi-isis
ct GsnsIson. Amone the places
represented -se trssta. Monsro-e.
Delta. Pscnsa. Cardiff. Lake City.
Rife, s.sxsaehe. GRAND junction.
s.hda. Elsnco. Crested Bsste, Doyle
vile, i.eaaville, Aspen aas Grand
Valley.
Although farmer students. and
those who received their diplomas
last year are missed the fsealry ls
glad 10 know thai they have secured
good positions Mss Clara Morris
ls teaching at Ohio CIty, Miss josie
Hendricks at the AHdre~ school.
Mise Ahee Courtney at PiaeervIlle.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence an the High
School ri Paonia, Miss Vera Adams
IN Montrose county, Miss Margaret
Grlses at Delta, Miss Kate Redden
IN Arizona, and Miss Mabel Walker
ia GaBnisan Miss Helen Webster
has planned TO spend the winter IN
Denver.
Professor Richter has returned
with beautiful collection Of Colo
RADIO paintings which he did while
ON his vacation. Many of these
paintings are scenes from Estes
Park. They will be ON exhibition
at the Normal School ON September
80. The public and students are
invited to see them. Professor
Richter has planned to send an ex-
hiblt Of Fifty paintings to eastern art
museums, and this may be the last
opportunity the townspeople will
have TO see these paintings.
The enrolment of such husky
fellows as Hiatt and Stevenson from
Fruita, McFadden from Pitkin, and
Mcdonald from DoylevilIe have
given srcUewed impetus 10 athletics
The High School also contains fine
material Three teams are to be
organized in order that all who wish
TO play may have chance, and when
a schedule is made with outside
towns, the general team NAV be
selected from the best players.
An enthusiastic athletic meeting
was held in chapel on Wednesday
la addition TO the sum obtained from
the athletic fee, Mr. Hollingshead
has promised $50; $25 to the
Normal and $25 to the High School.
He says the athletics of a school is
Just as lmporta,.t as class room work
Students study better and have a
better comprehension of their sub
iects by reason of good, wholesome,
outdoor exercise, he believes.
The Normal is also interested in
other forms of athletics. A number
of teams in basketball and indoor
baseball have been organized. More
than fifty girls have enrolled in the
folk dancing classes under the
supervision Of Miss Hale. AT the
first meeting of this class held Oh
Monday nearly every young woman
in school was present
In our atheletics, as in every un-
dertaking of this SC ,ool, the school
. has the loyal support and encourage
ment of the people Of Gunnison. A
number Of old football players such
as Mayor Nourse, Mr. Mcconnell and
Mr. Nuckolls have promised to lend
hand
Contractor Wilbur is putting in
the remaining portion of the walk
A cinder walk extending from the
building TO the street line completes
the walk from the depot to the Nor
NAL School. The grading for the
southwest yard is nearing compile
ton. This will be sown in the
spring. thus adding TO the attractive
ness Of the surroundings.
The full faculty Of the Normal
School now numbers fifteen teachers.
This enables most Of the work to be
organized into departments. In all
respects the outlook is bright.
Mrs. Herman Wearick OF Delta