Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-21
NORMAL-HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Since January list, the following
correspondence students have enrolled
in the Normal School:
Elsie Haskins, Grand Junction.
Achsal Hardin, Trinchera.
Ella Hanson, Vanadium.
Mabel A. Isup, Cedaredgc.
Orpha Warner, Smith Hill.
Belva Snodgrass, Glenwood Springs.
| Mrs. Margaret Sanderson, Guina,c.
Viola Kennison, Salida.
Bertha Stakebake, Villa Grove.
Mrs. Josephine Taylor, Crested
Butte.
Sarah McNaughton, Monte Vista.
Mrs. Mabel White, Romeo.
Mrs. Blanche Anderson. Monmouth
Oregon.
Nellie Clamp. ouray.
Mrs. Leslie Pape, Canon City.
Mary Morgan, Alamosa.
Emma Full, Montrose.
Rev. A. Hillbig gave an inspira-
tional address at the assembly Mon
day morning.
A nicely framed certificate from
the University of Chicago has been
received by the Gunnison County
High School. Graduates of the High
School will now be admitted to the
University Of Chicago upon certificate
and without entrance examinations.
Miss Kathryn Firebaugh, Miss Alb
bic Kamber, and Miss Stella II. Vow
ell resumed their work Monday after
n siege with the Flu. Their various
classes gave them hearty welcome.
Miss FREDDIE A. Lamor, who has
been serving the past two weeks as
visiting nurse under the direction of
the Red Cross Flu committee resum-
ed her work Thursday rs instructor
in Physical Training.
All this week, Mrs. Goldsmith has
been serving dietetic luncheons to
wobbly convalescents who did not feel
strong enough to go home at noon for
lunch. A cockerel from the Normal
poultry yard Wednesday proved temp
ting to their appetites.
On Saturday evening, Miss Car
penter will entertain the Uncompah-
gre Camp Fire at the S. J. Miller
home. The following program will
be given:
Music Kathryn Lashbrook
The Law Of Camp Fire in Gunnison
Roll Call by Indian Name
Candle Lighting Ceremony
Light Of Work Ruby Sammons
Light of Health Evelyn Miller
Light of Love -- Esther Williams
Account of Last Meeting Lois Nelson
A New Year Tree-Esther Arterberry
Ring of Mine ------ Helen Winslow
Guardians Talk of Law of the Camp
and Awarding Of Honors ----
------------- Miss Carpenter
Closing Songs:
Across the Silence of the Lake
Now Our Camp Fires Burning Low
Extinguishing Lights------ ------
------------- Katherine Donaldson
The contract for printing the Cafe
terra Bulletins has been awarded TO
Stearns' Brothers Of. Delta as they
were the lowest bidders.
| Mr.. Hargrove of the Industrial Arts
department gave q most interesting
talk on Building Bridge of Boats last
Saturday forenoon at 11:30. Slides
from the University of Colorado Ex-
tension furnished the illustration. The
next set Of slides show industrial con-
ditions Of Ceylon.
cieties reveal the following timely top
les for discussion and debates:
Philomathian: Resolved, That the Uni
ted States should give to every wo-
man over twenty-one years Of age
the right of Suffrage.
Athenian: The League Of Nations
La France: Resolved, That Immigra-
ton should not be allowed into the
United States for four years after
the war.
Avant: Resolved, That the Senate
should ratify the constitution of the
League of Nations.
A fine specimen Of the Great Horn
ed Owl was donated Tuesday to the
museum by Mr.. Dell Mckee. It was
at once expressed to Jonas Brothers,
Taxidermist, Denver, to be suitably
mounted.
During the past two weeks the STU
dents and faculty have reaped the ben
eft of President Kelley's trip to Chi
cago to attend the National Council
OF Normal School Presidents and
Principals, and the Superintendents'
Section Of the N. E. A. In several
very fine addresses he has developed
many new ideas in education CLEANED
from these meetings in Chicago. The
following titles of speeches which he
in education today:
Y. what Permanent Changes in the
Normal School Curriculum Should Be
Made as Result Of the War 2"
How Should Teachers Be Trained
Physical Education?"
"A Program for the Education and
Americanization Of Immigrants"
How Shall Patriotism and Citizen
snt4 i lpeyelcped Ihroukh tie 0tedy
Of Community Cfvics and History? -
"A Necessary Readjustment in Ed