Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-03-25
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

About one hundred and twenty
-,,,,-r.s enrolled Tor the spring term
Ig.,lay. ana since that time eacn
- W mas brought in a few additional.
- r.o ear,y 10 estimate the total en-
,o,.Tn.nt but Just now il can be said
,Ds, marcy county looks like the win
49,, tor new students. Three OF the
nv g,rls at the dormitory come from
Esr,o Marie Peer, OF Lost City, Nina
pork Of lnkerman, and Dorothy Shire,
a. N.dmore. while Mary Haggerty, OF
prrg,ttsWle, is the only new repre-
sentative thus far from Hampshire. AT
Mrs Groves clearinghouse, popular
win the boys, hampshire county has
led Hardy, Pendleton and Grant all
ve,r but now with George Barbe and
Charles Poland, both from Hardy and
William Hiett. The sole addition from
H3rnpsnire, one of these counties will
have 40 get new recruit in order to
dominate the household.
SIX former students are expected in
from Hardy county within the next
week ! Allen Hawkins, Geo. p. Lud-
wig and Zenith Wilson. all teachers in
the v arlenSville school, are expected
SATURDAY while Frank and Arthur
Shipu. and Brown JeHkins will appear
little later.
The snort vacation period was used
to good advantage by many especially
the nearby students who enjoyed a
visit with home folks. Mrs. Gardiner
of the faculty, went to Martinsburg and
Miss Trotter spent few days with a
sister in Washington, Bess Keim
Frances Ireland and Kathleen Lips
comb decided on a trip TO Washington
under the Cnaperonage of Miss Addie
Ireland. On Sunday they saw Cardin.
al Gibbons confirm 500 children and
on Monday visited Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Robert Gibson, who returned
from a visit with New York friends a
week or so ago, has again taken ul
work with classes in expression and
physical culture for the spring. Stu
dents desiring private work in ex.
preston will meet her in the afternoon
at her home on West Main street
The warm spring days have made
Tom Reed somewhat restless and eager
to get baseball started. BY the time
he has set a working mans example
10 other student volunteers for a few
more days on the athletic field, his
temporary nervousness will have pass
ed. The grind OF daily practice will
begin next Monday, when all candi.
dates Will be asked to repor'
Mcclure Moler and Newton Mckee
are assured of their old positions al
third and short, but there will be lively
contests on for most Of the other posi-.
tons. Lewis Show is a first basemar
Of experience, yet Tom Reed, Jack
Crow and Richard Davis are all ready
TO make HIM work for the place
Winters Folk will have no opposition
for second, unless Reed and Davis de.
eide to yield first to Show. Ludwig
OF course will pitch, at least until the
appearance of Worth Rice, the bes,
pitcher Shepherd College has faced ir
years, Lowe and Scott James will es.
say 10 handle the slants, while the out.
eT gardens will be tended by Mad
dsX, ,knode, Rider, Reinhart, Johnson
henderson and others. At any rate
mere Will. be no dearth of available
material.
ranged: O.
Saturday, April 10th, Martinsbure
hish School at Shepherdstown.
r Wednesday, April l4th, Washington
Nouniy High School at Hagerstown.
Vaiiey Academy at Winchester.
@vanGSday, April 28th, Washington
EVEnty High School at Shepherdstown
u; saturday, May 1st, Martinsburl
n'sn school at Martinsburg.
., SSa'uTaay, .. May 9Th, St. James Schoo
4 al ST. lanes.
., Saturday, May 18th, open for a game
va Saturday. May 18th, Shenandoah
'|s.-y Academy at Shepherdstown.
,n'o, Sa''r-aE, May 10Th, open for a game
SoE, oEE,e417tsday. June 9th, St. lame.
'',o al Shepherdstown.
h.= As. a,Tea4y indicated, however, tn,
baseball season does not onen I iii
o. S r' since there is postponee
SS.", haSkethall to be PLAYED witt
.. '.'.s School in the college gym
4 n;o,. nj ' IT seven o'clock Saturda,