Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

The enrolment in the summer
School has already reached l42, with
several more students TO come in.
ms number, in addition to 25 children
attending the demonstration school. is
taxing the faculty TO the limit, and an
appeal has been made to the State
BOARD OF Education for at least one
additional teacher. This is recor
breaking enrolment for the summer.
being IN excess of the number here
IN attendance during the fall and win
ter terms, and no doubt summer
schools all over the State will be filled
to overtlowing this year The presence
OF so many experienced teachers, 66
altogether. is a fine compliment TO the
school forces of the Eastern Panhandle
and should enable school patrons T.
accept and provide higher salar,
schedules very cheerfully.
IL is interesting TO note that SIS mem
oerS of the school are full-hedged col
lege students, rs of them having com
pletcd a course at Shepherd COLLEGE i'm
years past and now returning for ad
dltonal credits TO carry 10 the Uni
VerSIty or TO count toward the compile
ton of the full normal diploma. The
others have completed four-vcar high
school course, and of these 80. 20 are
here TO secure the one year first grade
certificate.
or the total number, only fifteen are
boys; in these davS bows don't take
much to school teaching.
/ he officers of the various count,
clubs are interested in the shown
made by their home counties and ar,
busy this week getting their organi2a.
ton work in shape. Hardy and Hamr,
Shlre are leaders in this display of
school spirit, but already meetings of
the Berkeley. Morgan. Mineral and
lucker students have been announced
he enrolment by counties is as fol
lows: Jefferson, 81; Berkeley, %
Hampshire, 20; Hardy, l6: Morgan
3, Tucker, 6; Mineral :: Washington
Md, 3; Taylor, ,; and Grant and Fav.
cite one each.
On tuesday, representatives of tn,
Ciceronian and Parthenian Literary
Societies held meetings and effected ar
organization for the summer term af.
ter short interesting programs had beer
/ rendered. Meetings will be helc
regularly in the society halls ever,
tuesday, afternoon at two O'Clock. an
toward the close of the term big ioin
program, somewhat in the nature of :
contest without the decision of Judges
and to which the community will be
cordially invited, is being talked of.
The Ciceronians have elected |. Aller
/ Hawkins, of Wardensville, president
George Ludwig, of Rio, vice president
Irene Didawick, of Wardcnsville. sec
retary; Margaret Maddox, of Shep
/ herdStown, treasurer; Sula DeHavcn
OF Martlnsburg, critic; Margaret Ropp
OF HedgeSviile, reporter; and Kenneth
knode, of Washington county, Mary
land, sergeant.
For the Parthenians, Worth K. Rice
of Berkeley Springs, will serve as
president: Alice ScanIon. of Hamp.
shire county, as vice-prssident; Goldie
kIdwell, of Davis, as secretary trcasur.
err; Gertrude Muldoon, of Shepherds.
town, as critic; Helen Little, of Mar
tlnshurg, as reporter; and Don Foley
of Mt. Storm, Grant county, as ser
geant.
I Arrangements have been made for
set of lantern slides for next Tues
day evening, and chapel exercises, a
sort OF vesper service. will be held
on Tuesday evenings at seven o'clock.