Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-14
curPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

sor for display Vi SIa'S -
a. - with the Sophomore boys ana the
80 w., freshmen girls showing some
ssonaience Of carrying on the AWARDS
-. - ,Ie championship teams. Monday
I".rnoon ~ Cletus Lowe and winters
Ell Ell f1- the Juniors defeated Presi-
tu| TO-, White and Mr.. Morrow OF the
S..rIty : TO 5, while the women OF
E,crlty defaulted to the Junior
GIadys Feagans and Marie Peer
h. freshmen won over Ruth Clipp
W Mildred Simons, Sophomores, 8 to
~ Tme.day. Following this contest
- sonhomore boys, Henry Maddox
Sti,art Osbourn, easily defeated
undcrclassmen, Holmes Reinhart
sos Mark Horn, 8 to l.
william Hiett is now tennis man
,c.r vice Chas. P. Harper, resigned.
Elizabeth Trump has been installed an
Ir,nr Normal representative on the
!.bIstic hoard and Cletus Lowe is rep
.senting the Junior Secondary class.
considerable interest in literary
.oc;stv work is evident this term. The
Cc.ronians had their hall frightened
With fall flowers last Friday, when an
rc.llent program was executed in
Sn,iness-like order, with Geo. p. Lud-
VIC presitlng. Among the more pop
uar performances was a Guess Who
sketch" BY Leslie Link, who gave a
splendii picture of Scott James. Freel
Veshans presided over the Par
thenians. who adjudged the solo by
Miss Mildred Simon to be the best of
their productions for the afternoon.
This society was favored by a visit
from Charles Musser, a Ciceronian.
who responded with solp, which
merted an expression Of appreciation
by every Parthenian present.
Rev. |. W. Ware led the devotional
exercises N the Friday assembly, after
which he drew some wholesome les
sons on home life from a birds nest
which he has treasured in his study
At the rectory.
Then Nr Kenamond spoke briefly on
the State Memorial TO be ercted on the
campus of the West Virginia Uni
yerSity at Morgantown to commemorate
the service of 1900 West Virginians
who gave up their lives during the
World War, and he appealed to the
classes TO make the first contribution.
He promised that the faculty of Shep-
herd Oo.cge would follow, and finally
the people of Shepherdstown will be
given an opportunity to show that they
feel a debt OF gratitude to the 81
young men from Jefferson county who
made the supreme sacrifice.
Hon. II. L. Snyder, being present, was
not allowed to escape without a few
remarks. After expressing hearty ap-
PFova OF the State Memorial plan, he
referred 10 President Whites talk on
the Poetry of the Bible at an earlier as
Smoly. This he said had laid deep
nod on him and suggested the follow
Ing poems, which he read with the ap-
p'eciaton OF an Shakespeare's
Seven Age of Man, Byron's Destruc-
hon OF Sennacherib, and the Pharisee
ana Publican from the Bible.
TUESDAY morning the special feature
vas furnished by Mr.. William B. Sny-
Set' tenor, accompanied by his sister,
mss ,S Rachcl All present were de-
n,ghted with his "When You Come
noi'e aH- Tennyson's "Requiem,'
shl called positively for an encore
nnun0eT' for which he chose "Good
menlneFS of the faculty responded
s,s,!elu!.y to the courteous invitation
r. r.. WI. T. ) MuSSer to see "Soldiers of
.a. ".GnI at the opera house Tuesday
SS;sns SJr"t,'s' II was high-class picture,
a"'|' won the praise Of all who saw
d.n. ~ nutlo.r OF alumni and former stu,
S.S SS.mS OF Shepherd Oollege have been
hhU1.d h' from recently either indirectly or
10 personal letters. o. F. Hedrick.
,.n' ,,jU' VINO handled the Monticola so
nsI for the 1920 class at the JIni,
PeniiIs,,,.s IS now visiting home folks in
Ia CoIo.att: Cot county; He will later 20
has 1o''..o!a, South America, where he
hon POSITION as an engineer. 1t is
his U%t ne will find time to visit
leayiD0nn 0n'rneFd College friends before
CSi.E 'he United States.
den, d".'.e u, Roby, 1914, now a law STU
aper ., a. .HEorGantown, mo is business man
IDS u; 'Ie Athenaeum. Jack SNYDER.
pare Is On the editorial staff of the
beS, J'-E is said to have made the
vrs;...' ot any student in the IJni.
Of oc 3 ."'' year with the high AVERAGE
P,.. PSno IN q full schedule.
war .T, 1920, likes his work as
Ch9-,g.. . Principal in Grafton, and
in 4 81 .-.nn,art, 1913, is enrolled
i5e,o0 n of Accountancy in wash.
li5cr for. aug, 1870, and Laura Lick
coi~r teaching in Salem and
V9-. 'Hlcnce and extension
p.om, IN 100, a standard normal di-
'-- n9ie IS now principal Of
Mus s.1ool in Connelville.
.Hiy, Ohio.
and teachers of Shep.
q formal reception to
..rs W n. s. White last
Ne O,7er guests were
mgr. ., Nhenherjstown and
.aeoers of the graded
'.'-s Of the local pa
-.EIna line, besides
@ White. who oc-
'a.. place of honor, were
:. ,.''l"e and the presi-