Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-29
Shepherdown Jefferson Thursday September Io2I
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

ShEi hEhD COLLEGE NOTES.
The work of the fall semester is now
well under way with practically every
department and activity of the school
under perfect organization. Mrs.
Charlotte Pendleton Goldsborou,h, who
taught several years in a eonserva-
tory at Pittsburgh, Pa, after complet-
ing her musical education in Germany,
has large class in sight singing in ad-
dition 10 the work in piano, and Miss
/ Shriver, the new librarian, is at work
rearranging books and magazines. For
several years the library has been
somewhat crowded for shelf space, but
a large new stack OF the art metal de-
sign makes il possible to have the many
valuable volumes more readily access
ihle 10 students and teachers.
! Several young men are now living
IN their new dorntory, presided over
by Mrs. Boyer, matron. All the rooms
in use are freshly papered and done
in white woodwork, and supplied with
every comfort and convenience in the
way of furniture.
| Football practice is attracting n num-
| Der of local as well as student specta-
tors each afternoon and all seem
pleased with the progress and pros
pect OF winning team. Coach Legge
is still hammering on fundamentals,
and, while one or two PLAYERS NAV
stand out more brilliantly than others
| in the earlier games, IL is expected that
team play will be the most notable
result of his work. Vernon FRYE, who
played center in two games last year,
has been elected captain of the team,
very proper and generally accepted
selection. Student Manager Hiett an
nounces the following schedule:
Saturday, October S-Frederick High
School here.
Saturday, October l5-Saint lanes
School there.
Saturday, October 22-Msrtinshurg
High School here
Saturday, October 29-Randolph Ma
con Academy there.
| Saturday, November 5-wayneshoro
Business College here.
Friday. November 1l-Frederick High
School there.
Saturday, November Shenandoah
Valley Academy here.
The 7. M. G. A. met Sunday after
noon for organization, after a short
program. Officers for the wear are
Vernon Frye, president: Frank Shipe,
vice-president; Brown Jenkins, secre-
tarv; Scott James, neasurer: lanes
Haley, reporter; Charles Musser, Choir
lister.
so Al. g. q
ing overheard frequently wherever
group Of Juniors may be gathered.
The Cohongoroota Is the Collge Annual
put out by that class, but too frequent
ly in the past little thought has been
given to the book until mid-year, when
II is usually too late TO get pictures
OF group events early in the year or Of
pretty fall scenes on the campus. On
Monday, the Juniors organized by
electing william Harris. president: Les
lie Robinson, vice-president: Ruth v.
Myers, secretary; Elizabeth Hill. treas
urer: Isabel Martin, reporter; Henry
Maddox, sergeant; and James Haley,
yell master.
First to organize among the classes.
however, were the seniors. Allen
wilkins, senior normal, is president:
Fred Henderson, senior short course.
first vice-president; Vernon FRYE. SEN
ior seconardy. second vice president
Louise Kable. senior normal, secrc-
tary; Cletus Lowe. senior secondary.
treasurer; Wilda Hannum. senior nor
NAL. reporter; and Frank Shpe, senior
short course, sergeant.
Who's Who in management of ath-
letics for the year is told in the fol-
lowing:
President-Leslie Robinson.
Faculty Manager Of Athletics-Prof.
Withrow Legge.
Treasurer-Prof. Paul Morrow.
Senior Normal Representative-Lou
Kable.
Junior Normal Representative-wil-
liam Harris.
Senior Short Course Representative
Alice Maddox.
Junior Secondary Representative
Henry Maddox.
Sophomore Representatve-Rud
Lowe.
Football William Hiett,
Robert Schneider and William Wal
| per.
Boys Basket Ball Managers-CIetus
Lowe, Jack Donley and Fred Hender-
Girls Basket Ball Managers-Eliza-
beth Trump, Ruth Clipp and Mary
! Grose.
Baseball Managers-Vernon Frye, Will
| liam Hiett and Frank Shipe.
| TPnnic MqnqUere-AItan witL;ae