Gunnison news-champion., 1917-10-05
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c. s y. S. News Letter:

c. s y. s News Letter:
While the colleges and universities
are contributing 70 the numbers OF
tho-r VINO are upholdlng our ideals
IN bat,Isfelds over the seas, the Colo
radO Stat. Normal School is doing
Is small share IN filling up the ranks
Of tn army Of Colorado teachers who
ar st-sIng 70 build up those ideals.
o. tE' tf'y-thrc'- 1917 graduates. fifty
ar t.arhng. The uauage'l"nt Of
th~ -ShDO. has mad difficulty in sup
plying III" Demands for teachers; and
IN -gsa. cases x ha- been ImpOssID."
20 so "a. especially ha- this b'"n true
O. calls for ;.arhrIs Ot public school
music and pumay Mo-; Of the grad
ua,n- a.". Of rour-". located IN Colo
RADIO, but H.. c.a-- also has rrprcsen-
ca,..,- !n Wyoming. California. Utah,
Nrhra Ia. Oklahoma, and Missouri.
4 purrp.,.n iI-t, with t,aChIng posi-
lions follows:
March Class
F..rn IDlgl,r- Fa.rsl,a School, near
Gunu.-on
Fr.da Linton Molina
Madeline Matthew's Bedrock, ii
Mon,ro-~ County.
Marguerite Reilly Rural school
urar carbonial".
"a I~Nac. Mi er Principal. Pit
KIN.
June Class
Laura E.r.nrr Flret SIX grad"s.
Ala Fan Rural school near Den
y"r. AGt-.-. l-2i. 18th s.. Denver.
c.d. Furd runcra.. San Iul.
N..r. H",n Fourth and Fifth
Gra... ',4''.-'u. Normal Srh"o.
sli.l ..aE TEACHER.
Me- H.".y lie I-k \, h,mr ~
r.o.aa u.rs. Ssp~ror. Wyoming.
li4 .. J..r uu A. homn ga Grand
Nrlr Miller Principal 4, Howard.
Mr.. EdIth Newell Fifth grade,
Ola,hc
Nrya Ncwcn Rural School near
MancOs.
Evelyn parr- Instructor in music,
Fernando Academy, San Fernando,
California.
a u.a r.Drr' Lindsay Thlri. fourth.
and par' Of fifth grades. Appleton
Cor-ohda,"d School, near Grand juno
ton.
Mary Saunders Second grade. Pal
I,ad".
Eva Standardization.
Fern Sharp and Sixth grades,
Iona.
Marcia Sh"rman-At home in As
pen.
Helen Sldford Primary, Howard
Agnes Walker Rural school near
Glcnwond Spuugs.
FIor"nc" WrIght-Uppcr grades,
Randl.ct. Utah
July Class
Lola Batce Intermediate, Somcr-
set
Clara King Supervisor of PEN
man-hip, Montrosc.
Isabella O'Nelll-Junior II & h
School, Crested Butte.
7. II. Pcase-S Supervisor Of Kearney,
Nebraska Normal School farm, and al
so Of the rural school in which stud
ents do their practice teaching.
RAJ I. ScChrist-Principal Lazear.
Jc ST" Artt-lntermcdiate. Eckcrt
Marion Chapman-F Fourth grade,
North Delta.
Margaret Crary-Fifth grade. Cres-
ted Butte
Marie DahIberg- Primary, Lewis.
Philippine Eblcr-Third and fourth
grade, Telluride.
Katherine Fourth grade,
Montrosc.
Clara Haymakcr-Firs grade, Bow
ic.
Hazel Hcwitt-Primary Somerset.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hinton-County Sup
crintondcnt. Mesa County.
Ruth Marblc-All grades, DeBcquc
Margaret Millcr-Rural School near
Los Animas.
Ruby Nutting-In C. F. e. |. office,
Crested Butte.
Mrs. Ada Prices Superintendent,
Delta County.
Pearl Ramey-Fifth, Sixth, Seven
tn, and Eighth grades, Poncha Springs
Mrs. Jennie Rose-Primary, Cortez.
Maude Saunde rs-Rural School near
Gunnison.
Ella Saylor-Cardifr.
Ethlyn Sidford- Cheraw.
Margaret Sloan-Fourth and fifth
grades, Lake City.
Maude Smith-Seventh and eighth
grades, Potcau, Oklahoma.
Lillian Smith-Aspen.
Cozctte Spenccr-Rural school near
Montrose.
Lenora Watson-Primary, Grandin,
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