Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-01
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Tn fMe Clssb i Workilg 40 -sse-ss
cha-ases Tor gho sarIoss cOnsnsssc~-
nleuf programs.
Undsr ths aircction q Mr. y. G.
Iohn-su several handEsd trees have
been sci asi masking ths nsarS Psss-
ned arive
Tha sixth namher of the News Letter
y 70 he i--sos ihs latter pars Of TIE
xees and Nili b. maiied ~ sboss; <s~
toachers aad prospective teachers.
New enrollmants u the past ~eek
are. Mabel Abram Of Hotchkiss and
Rate Soxers Of lola. Both have b~es
teaching school during the past yssr
and both expect 10 remain for the 1914
summer School.
The Choral society is working hard ~
the music for the bsccalaareate service
They expect TO present the hslseluJsA
Chorus from the Messiah and severs
choruses from Gaals Holy City. The
Ladies Chorus Il working on Mendels-
sohns Il would that my Love.
Miss Marjorie Bruner. q graduate Of
the Leland 7 Powers school Of Ora
tory is expected to arrive BY May lst
She will spend the month Of May
coaching the players and drilling the
speakers 90 the commencement pro
gram. On Monday evening of GEM
mencement week she will give a recital.
Last Friday the high school class in
household science served luncheon to
the members of the County High
School Committee On Saturday the
household science department served
lunches TO all those in attendance at the
Gunnison County Teachers Association.
The bulletins of the Twelfth District
Norma Institute are being mailed this
week They show a faculty Of twenty
instructors in addition 20 ten lecturers.
Students who attend the Institute are
given all the class room privileges of
the Normal Summer School on the pay
ment Of a fee Of sl00. If they remain
for the rest Of the seassion this fee is
deducted from the Summer School fee
of $50 90. The bulletin Of the 1914
Summer School is now in press. 1t will
contain about sixty pages Of printed
and illustrative material.
Friday noon, the students of the
Domestic Science classes entertained
the members of the Gunnison County
High School Board at four course
luncheon. The color scheme, yellow
and white was carried out very attract
lively in the decorations and foods. The
sewing room was transformed into a
dining room for the occasion; the table
was very pretty with several baskets of
marguerites.
The guests We're at follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs keyte.
Misses johnson, Easterly and Hennes.
After the luncheon, the members
visited the kitchen to inspect the new
disks; the cabinet that was made in the
Manual Training Department; and the
condition of the kitchen after the prep
aration and serving of the meal. The
members of the Board expressed them
selves as well pleased with the equip
ment and the work of the students.
A dainty and attractive two course
luncheon was served on Saturday to all
the visiting teachers and their friends.
Again the Domestic Scheme students
proved their ability to render service to
others, this time not to few but many.
Both luncheons were greatly apprecia-
ted and commented upon by the guests
PROGRAM
Philomathian Society, April "a, 1914
Piano Solo Elsie Wiley
Recitation, A Boys Conclusion
-------------------A Anna Riley
Play, The Fortune Teller. Characters