Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-04
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cwssd by Il 3 Lake and ta<ussiy Is
cspssd BY y D. La By Soar Nos~sl
Ssis whe Lsss resssa sks pls~ end
sssrssd hesssAsepsaG Mr. I4sks
Aas Furnished the plsas skso1sAess.
The ssrls sss hsss Sssrk a 0ssad
Jsactssa and h,ss Mck.saey, Mo-
holieubsck and A.ss bskIs II
frsita.
The Sssse bo~sd ef Normsl Trus-
ssss wlll hsld ~ sasssl meeting ss
the Normal Sshsol on Sstsreav,
October 5. The mesnbers of this
board are Hon l. Writ MARKHAM,
Lamar, Ars Thalss Rhosss, Denver,
Mon. Geo. N Hosstea, Gveeley, Hon.
Nv. Kepaer. beaver, Hon. Wm r.
Danlasy, Trinidad, Hon. Geo H.
tiether,aetoa, Gsnnison, Mrs. Helen
WIxson, state superIntendent Of
publie instruction, aud A. Park,
secretary of the board. DIR z y
Sayder, president Of the State
Teacher College and the Gsnnlson
Normal School, will also be present
The young women If the domes-
tic science department under the
supervision Of Miss Hennes are pre-
pairing 70 entertain the board at a
trout dinner ON that date
The faculty, students aud patrons
Of the school are pleased 10 express
their appreciation Of the excellent
work done BY the Womeas Advis-
ory Board of the Gsnnison Normal
School. The board ives created ON
Jaly Is, 1912, and is composed of
the following members: Mrs Mar
Gsrss White OLesry, president;
Mn. Evalya lehrrisser. Mrs Joseph
inc Spencer, Ars. Hsttie A. Steele,
Eve Csrpeater. Mario T. Hennss.
This boasd y issesssesd in ell tie
scsivisies 4 ~ scAool s.a psrs.cs-
lss,y in sscsviAG . sssAsss Ioaa fssd
end scholarships which .sy be de-
votsd TO the aid OF worthy stadehss,
Who may need sssisssnoe in complet-
ing their course, sRd who, by their
scholarship and character, prove
themselves worthy Of such assistance
Daring the period Of it's short ex-
istence, under the splendid chair
msnship Of Mrs o LesIy. the board
has secured IL scholarships and has
increased the stsdent loan fund
from $79 to 500. A scholarship
consists of $50 which is q sufficient
sum to pay tuition funds for one
school year. The following scholar
ships have already been given:
The Gunnison Club, one perman-
ent annual scholarship.
The Gunnison Women's Club, one
scholarship.
The county commissioners, two
scholarships
p. j. Harley. one scholarship.
Miss Florence Mckinney, Fruita,
and Miss May Botkin. Fruita, have
received scholarships Other schol-
arships will be awarded and loans
made to those students who prove TO
be worthy of assistance through
scholarship and character
The Gupnison County High
Board School met in executive ses-
sion SATURDAY., Sept. % Its chief
work consisted in reviewing the con
tract with the State Board of Normal
Trustees, standardizing the course of
study, and determining the number
of units required for graduation. 1t
was ordered that the principal Of the
Normal School should prepare q
bulletin Of the elementary Normal
and Gunnison high school which
should be ready for duplication not
later than March L. The bulletin
will give courses of study, faculty,
and account of the advantages and
opportunities offered by the school.
1t is the purpose of the board to
make the school valuable to the
young people of the county
Mis- Burch Of Aspen and Miss
Hollen beck Of Frsita were unable to
attend their classes this week on &C
count Of illness.