Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-17
ENROLMENT It STATE NORMAL
HERE DOUBLES OVER LAST YEAR

The Colsrado state Normal School
openea Tuesday ~s1a an enrolment Of
~ A year ago the enrolment was ~
on she opening dsy. There we're 81
more stsdents Va the t,snnison County
Hugh schooi than there we're on the
corresponding date Va lsl4
u should also be stated that t~o
wears ago IN 1919. ~nen the Norma
was a struggling infant, the enrolment
f0r the hrss three months was but 90
II the ge0metrIesl progression Of doab-
hing enrollmeuf every year Keeps on we
shall have ~ reason D. complain
1he entire faculty 0f twenty three
Instructors was present Monday b. en-
r1l ana schedule the sssdauts Glass
~ began Tuesday morning according
GO the regular program.
Rev. n. n Robinson assisted IN start
Ing the Work uf what promises o. be a
successful schsol year b. conducting
The chapel exercises Tuesday morning
Because u the large enrolment IN
the tirst year nigh school class. it -
necessary o. make two sections of II in
Algebra, haghsh. History, and Ger
man. There are nov thirty I've en-
rolled in the class. This aaggrs well
for the future OF the g &. H :.
. he bank # fortv steel lockers form
er ID " the w1mens' rest room l. being
moved 10 the basement All the CLOAK
rooms are bring used AS class rooms
The south part Of the athletic field,
inside Of the race track is soon TO he
graded for skating rink. At present
ID b. being soaked by ditch water so ae
To facilitate the work. Mr. Wilbur has
taken the gradiagc ,ntract.
On Wednesday Miss Rogers reorgan-
ized the CecIlIan Glee Club and Mr..
Damson held rehearsal of the boys
Glee Club. Both the band and the
orchestra are reorganized and each has
had rehearsal.
All of those who had the courage to
try the test in history and geography
in order to he exempt from the re
quirement of reviewing these subjects
in class were successful in passing the
examination. Query: does equal success
await those who take the test in spell
ing on Friday?
The attached list of normal students
so far enrolled. should be looked over To
observe the very wide Representatives
of Colorado towns, as well rs many
names from outside the state.
Agh. Elsie d. San Maresal. n Mex
Avery Helen lake City, Colo.
Baughman, Harold-Palisade.
Beauvais, Vera i-Gunnison.
Beckner Laura tiunnisOn.
Berningef Emma L,-Austin
BOhnet, Myrtle, Paonia-
Bray. Elnora 6unnison.
Bray, Isabel-Gunniso
Callahan, Bessie M.-Aspen.
Champagne, Lucille-Delta
Cofer, Mrs. M-tsunnison.
COmstock. -alome- Fowler
Comstock, Mrs. : Alice Fowler.
Curtis, Esther
haklhargF Mari IaIlnrfda
Dixon, Elinor- Eckert
Doig, ,Iillian-Gunnison.
Easterly, Alma-Gunnison.
Eastman, Neli-t,annison.
Freed. Clyde-Durango
Punk. Edith j., Parlin
Gray, Edith Gunnison
Gray. Helen Gum son.
Hathaway. Cecil Montrose.
Hadley. Mary-Paonia
Heiner, Bonita a.Gunnison.
agae, 5@s Siia Milared a,nf, 9G,oIumbus, Ohio.
Jennings, Mrs. Jack -tiunnis0n.
Johnson, Myrtle -Poncha Springs
John son, Hulda L-tiienwood Springs
KELLEY. Mrs clara -Gunnison.
.isaiob. assi irf Ms = / iRL1s&flsan R,-Gannisonl
Lawrence, Heieu-Paonia
Leistsn,r ry Mary A Aspen.
marble. Ruth 9 -Cirand junction.
Matthew Madeline Delta.
Mckee, Ass. Bert. .iunnison.
Mckee, Helen Montrose.
Mead Maybelle Grand junction.
Mead. Theresa Grand junction.
Mellor, Clars-Aspean.
Miller. Edelweiss-PaOnia.
N ller, gay-Gunnlson.
Miller, Margar.t b B-salida.
w%aaS sws Se1s Tressa M'ifrdSe Psa,Tif UaTte
Mitchell, sadie-Parlin,
Norris, Dorothy Aspen.
Offiil, Edith MontrOse.
palmer. Mrs. I. G;-tiunnison.
Pastori. Teresa-tiunnisOn
Peirce, Alma Z. GRAND Junction.
Penberthy, adys-Cirand Junction
Porges, lrene-Delts
Reilley. MareuerIte-sa salida.
Richter Catherine M.-Gannison.
Robinson, r. H.-,.unnison.
snd' sssandders' y. Mary.rsli;fsde a.;Ysde.
,esy, Addie Nj West Plains. Mo.
seilinghausen, Eva-.Aspen-
sharp. fern-G'rand junction.
Single. Fioy-Rihe
sloan. Margaret Lake City.
smith. Lillian E.-trrand Junction.
smith, Martha-Hotchkiss.
stone. .Jessie-Delta
Tomlin, Monda-saIida
Welty y.Emma-Cedaredee.
Wright, FlOrence-Delta-
Zoellner. Eva4Gunnison.
Chipeta Hall girls are very costly
domiciled in their new quarters. and ere
the recipients of many gifts to enabse
them TO start the new project q Co
operative housekeeping - comfortably
- possible. Mn. Kellephine Morrissa-
Instructor in history end EnGlisA 1t -
NesAsl. . the nstrua Il tAe eseahaisA