Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-10-07
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.


80 centered on organizing the
SeIn ;n,s classes. The class of 1922
'AlIOI -, first 10 elect officers, choos-
was W,-,ers Folk, of Shepherdstown,
ing ms;Sent As he is a member OF the
gn,;o, Normal class, Lester Link, Of
HEr I'M vas elected vice-president to
tsnrssert pI,~S Short Course Juniors, and
Tlp.s Henderson, of Slanesville, the
Saconiary Juniors. Mildred Bowers,
Eaarrevsyille, was elected secre-
.a-, y, ouise Kable, Of Kabletown, treas
a. az. and Yoande Malone, OF Shep-
sa-is,nun, reporter. A Junior activity
"orr,,ittes was also named with Louise
Vohis chairman, and Nellie CAN'T. of
Shsrrv Ran, Alice Maddox and Isabel
S.rti1. Of Shepherdstown, and Fred
us,Jerson members. One of the
.birf projects of the Juniors win be
,bs publication of the eighth volume
~ the Cohongoroota, the school an
UnaI started in 1911 by Prof. Walter
n Nuke. who will always hold warm
riace IN the hearts of many former
Iunor classes.
Normal. Secondary and Short Course
Senior combined in one organization
With Chas. p. Harper, of Pendleton
county president; Katherine Hirst, OF
Kearnevsvlle, vice-president; Zenith
wilson of Hardy county, secretary;
George Ludwig, also of Rio, Hardy
county. reporter: Freel Welshans, G.
R Davis and Ruth Myers, all of Shep-
herdstown, treasurer. sergeant and
athletic manager.
The class of 1923 elected the follow
irp: william Hiett, Of Hampshire
COUNTY. president; Kenneth Knode, of
Washington county, Maryland,' vice
president; Leila Mcdonald, of Charles
Town. secretary; Leotah Whiting, of
SherherdStown, treasurer; Mildred
Simons, of Washington, D. c., re-
porter; and Vernon Frye, of Hamp-
shire county, sergeant.
The roster of officers for the class of
1921 is as follows: Stanley Hawse, of
Harty county, president; Rosalie Skin
rsr, Annita Moler and Lucy Nc
Donald, of Shepherdstown, vice -presi-
dent. secretary and treasurer; Mildred
Maddox, of Bakerton, reporter; and
Mark Horn, of Kearneysville, sergeant.
Immediately upon organization, the
classes proceeded to arrange a school
reception TO President and Mrs. w. r.
S White, which will be held tomorrow
evening.
Recent school assemblies have en-
jOyed three special features. The
FreeSe Trio, consisting of Charles
Musser, Cecil Bell and Richard Davis,
sang 'Sweeter AS the Years Go By" as a
regular number last Friday and then
gave some jazz music as an encore.
Mrs. W. H. S. White was presented
to the student body on Tuesday, re-
spending with humorous reading
from Paul Lawrence Dunbar that was
greatly enjoyed She has promised
the school a second reading next week.
AT the last chapel service, DR.. Ghise-
lin conducted the devotional exercises,
after which DR.. Henderlite, who has
conducted mission school in north
ern Brazil for the past 27 years, gave a
delightful account, mixed with quiet
humor, of the history, language, gov
ernment, education, and customs of
ihe country in which he has latored as
representative of the Southern Pres
Wterlan Church.
volunteer student labor was secured
10 put the tennis courts in final shape
Ias' MONDAY, and Manager Harper has
ooth men and women, to begin next
week Each class and the faculty will
SeIee' TWO teams to represent them in
me contest and awards will be made
t'Ie TWO team carrying off the honors,
coTMS'OY Doy next spring Shepherd
college will be interested in arranging
tournaments with nearby schools.
A staff has been chosen tn edit The
ssn.. $50 lot the coming year. Special
eHort will be made to secure an en-.
arsed list of subscribers. and busi.
tnn,, men or Shepherdstown, Hagers-
on,o, ana Martinsburg will be given an
in i5pJb,eunlty tbo to secure advertising space
hv Wo-yu nayuaole paper to be managed
Cbos ''lon Frye, OF Hampshire county
honoo-p. hon., r. Harper, who edited The Co
the bsJ,oI'a oh;a so we'll last year, will be
of u1 I'..et editor, and Hattie Johnson
in.rb;osF county, former editor
perinna, VIII give the benefit of her ex-
Ma MAJ ~ as MS assistant. Miss Ella
nur,o-,ncr .urncr will continue with her
the oI,.s items OF interest concerning
renor. ".".ln'' .,' and Freel Welshans viii
precoo, II athletic games Chape'
writ,e. MS on unusual interest will be
viii ~, up nv Yolande Malone, while
On ia slahnum will tell what is goine
be- . u, e,ucational affairs. There will
by go.Fe naFe OF two of humor each month
persc,.,, n Wilmington, and no local OF
tio7 i,,I"I ~ Item will escape the atten.
seyer,, vi .ouise Kable. Reporters of the
ora. C..asSes, literary and Christian
cour,. .onS will turn in their ac,
and D. cutting by Gladvs Hartzell
penor,r henamOnd will serve az
'''" "' advisor 10 the staff.
has ro,-h.,l hl.3l mcnt of resident student.
corras,o,gll 49, while applications 70,
alnos, 4,.,nce 4..ence work are coming ir
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