Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

According to the remodeled schedule
Of work for the past year, the first
semester Of the High School ended
Friday, April 4. Accordingly, ex-
aminations in all high school subjects
were given as basis for the perman-
ent record Of the students.
Revised Blue Prints Of the plans
for the Normal School addition and
the High School Building, have been
received from the architect, Mr.. Will
liam B. Ittner, Of st. Louis. The plans
for both buildings have been somewhat
reduced in size owing to the increase
in cost Of construction material and
labor.
A meeting Of the Gunnison County
High School Committee was held last
Saturday afternoon in the Office Of the
County Superintendent, Miss Verna
Waterman. The following members
were present.: Mr.. T. w. Gray, Miss
Verna Waterman, Mr.. J. NJ. Flick,
and Mr.. A. L. Wilson. Besides at
tending to the routine business, the
COMMITTEES considered the salary bud
get for next year and the plans for
the new High School building.
The next meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Colorado State Nor
mai- School will be held in the Office
Of the State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction at the State Capitol Build
ing in Denver, April II. DR.. George
Sullivan, Mr.. T. w. Gray, Mr.. Grant
rutland. and President J. H. Kelley
are planning to attend this meeting.
Mr.. rutland and President Kelley will
also stay in Denver for the spring
conference Of Superintendents and
Principals on Friday, April 18.
There will be . meeting Of the
Board Of Extension work in Western
Colorado in Denver, April 18. This
Board II composed Is follows:
DR.. Loran d. Osborn, representing
the University Of Colorado.
DR.. e. D. Randolph, representing
the State Teachers' College.
DR.. ]. H. Kelley, representing the
State Normal School.
At the present time this Board en-
ploys jointly . district superintendent
Of Extension work IN Western Colo
rado- Mr.. o. B. Staples, who has his
headqusrters at Grand junction.
On Friday evening, Miss Ruth Mont
gomery viii rive her recital in the
Methodist church. She win be as
sisted by the musical organisation
Of the two schools The program pro-
mises TO be . most Interesting one.
Everyone = invited; there Is no ad-
miss&on charged. ~
On Saturday evening, April u. the
Hi9h School Freshmen VIII give .
dance &C the Odd Fellows' Hall. Z
Last Friday evening . meeting Of
the Advisory Board Of the State Nor
NAL School WAS held 1t the school.
This Board is comp0Sed. q follows:
Mrs. Margaret lOLeary, President.
Mn. Josephine Spencer, Vice-Presi-
dent. l---ii =. ~
NrA Hattie Steele, Treasurer.
Mias Eva Carpenter, Secretary.
Miss Florence Uglow, Acting Dean
Of Womep.,aEs tsgrso9 f1niriazGfts )-sga
The Prsident Of the Board reported
that the Student Loan Fund now con-
sisted of $4,000. The hne work Of
this Advisory Board IL too well known
both by students and by the people
Of the community to need any com
ment. -ssf 80
Last Thursday, Lieutenant Forsman
gave most interesting talk on ~How
to Fire . Three-Inch Gun" Mr.. Fors-
man volunteered his services early IN
the war, but was retained in this eoun-
try - instructor in Equitation and
Horsemanship. He instructed six dtf-
ferent companies that went over seas.
A letter was received from Mrs.
Myrtle Eund, who graduated with the
class Of 1915 from the Normal School.
She u now teaching in Kimberly, Ida
no. Her husband, Lieutenant William
J. Lund, Is in France.