Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-13
MEMS Of PET UfEI IT
NORMAL HIGH SCHOOL

TIE ossf u town chassel sSssaiors t.ss
pass Wees are a. folio~s
I1r Jes-c h. D.nnis. arct-ssaacou Il
the t.pscopai diocose of thc Western
Siuf.e. sho gave az illuminating talk sn
the vaiae and place u anEseHsents.
Rev Ibr. J j. Lace. district sgEerin.
tendsut Of the Rio Gransis District 81
the NJ T. charct. vshs reviewed the
educational history of America - faE a.
a aeals with the founding of schOois
and colieges.
Rev Mr.. Jasper R Lamb. pastor
evangelist for Gunnis0n Preshytery.
who gave practical talk on achieve
meut. HE took a. the basis u his re-
marks the following d.fiuition of sue
cess
Todo the most Possisle amount Of work
in the best possible manner
In tho least possible time
With the greatest amount of pleasure
Monday evening the senior normal
students held long meeting in tre
library 10 perfect plans Tor tins year ;
annual The editor. Miss Castle. ap-
pointed the various members Of the
staff and outlined their duties.
At meeting Of the faculty Monday
sfternoon, the plans for the approach
mg eommencement were considered.
They also took up the following matters
Whether classes IN spelling should be
organized how best to conserve the
time of the students during the noon
intermission and the material FOR the
summer bulletin.
DIR. William A. Cook. high school
visitor for the state university at Bould-
er, spent Tuesday and "Wednesday visit
ing the various departments of the
Gunnison County High School.
Application is being made for the
entry of the publications of the Colo
RADIO State Normal School as second
class mail matter.
The glee club has supply Of new
and inexpensive music. MIR. keyte has
made a practical use of the new stereo-
pticon in making plates of few pages
of music, from which he prints rapidly
and with skill sufficient copies for the
twenty four numbers of the club.
In order to have the study hall quiet
at all times for purposes of study, all
the rehearssls of the vocal organizations
are now held in Mr.. keIley's class room
where he has placed his own piano
Applications for non-residence work
are being received daily The exten-
sion work is now organized so that
outlines for study and books are sent as
soon as the applications are received.
Invitations are out to the singers of
the community inviting them to meet
Monday evening, Feb. 10th, at 7.30 in
the normal building for the purpose of
organizing choral society. The fol
lowing music for the society is now on
hand and will be distributed Monday
evening:
As Torrents in Summer, Edward Elgar;
Daybreak, Eaton Faning;
The Daughterof Jairus, Contata- -Stainer.
Messrs. James kirwin and A. j. Hun
ter, Institutional examiners from the
state auditors office, arrived Monday
afternoon to audit the accounts of the
Colorado State Normal School.
Tuesday at chapel, Mrs. Sullivan gave
a very interesting account of the town
of Oberammergau and the history of
the Passion Play. The kindergartners.
under the direction of Miss Hale, sang
some of their songs also, and one of the
little tots gave a recitation
A male quartette has been organized
of the following members First tenor,
Richie Walker; second tenor. Orvile
French first bass, Fritz Zugelder. and
second bass, Laurau Hiatt. Rehearsals
are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from
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