Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-28
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esnnot imagine Q more ideal plses
where teachers. weary witk The
year > rosslne of school work, could
spead few weeks in recsperstin~
physscal health and st the ssns
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the ness modern assthods in tksis
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The people Of Gsanison, end
more especially the Chsaber Il
Commerce, have taken il upon tkssa-
selves TO make the stsdests feel wsl-
cone, 20 give them secsss 70 the l,sss
hossss in the city, sad 10 fssnisA
rscsestion for them in the wsy u
outings, excsrsion and picnics, ell
Of which odd msterislly 10 the vslus
of their brief summer course."
Miss Margaret GriGes Of Delta
expressed berself - follows:
In my opinion, the school 10
practical, interesting and instructive.
ANY teacher, whether one Of exper-
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people are exceptionally hospissbls.
There is no reason why the Western
Slope students should not be truly
loyal to the Gunnison State Normal
School"
Miss Anna Murphy Of Crested
Batte said:
Just a word for the Summer
School at Gunnison: 1t is the finest
place in the state for study and rec
reation, Free from the sultry air
and hot winds Of the lower country,
we are filed with life and energy by
the lnvigoratIng mountain air. We
have found the class room work de-
hghtful and the faculty have re-
sponded to our eager desire for
knowledge in practical way. The
people have taken great pains to
make our brief residence here enjoy
able as well as educational.
Miss Mary Insersoll Of Delta 10
enjoying . short visit from her sister
who taught last year in Redlsnds.
Cal. Miss lneersoll was surprised
to find q number of her old friends
in Gunnison. She was . student
with DIR Snyder at Greeley, teacher
with Miss Long in Lewiston. Idaho,
and also teacher with Miss Car
penter in Pueblo.
Miss Yetta NJ Zweifel, the Colo
RADIO representative of the Educa-
tional Publishing company, who is
here. says the Gunnison Nor
NAL is the finest school in the state.
We are looking forward with great
pleasure to the hay Track ride and
picnic TO be given to NJ tomorrow
by the Chamber of Commerce
The fishing expeditions of this
week have been in some respects
quite disastrous DIR. Snyder and
Mr.. Hollingshead went out last
night to try their luck DR. Snyder
was very successful He fshed
above and below Mr.. Hollingshead
meeting with good results, out for
some reason. the fish refused TO bite
Mr. Hollingshead's bait He seemed
so discouraged that DR. Snyder in
sisted that he try his fishing hole.
In his eaSerness to have at least one
trout to his credit, he hurriedly
waded out into this particular spot
where all the fish in the Gunnisou
seemed to have gathered In hia
haste, he slipped and fell with a big
splash, losing Grant Ruland's
cherished rubber boots, which he
vas wearing DR.. Snyder grabbed
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