Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-12-01
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

All the students whp went home for
thanksgiving returned for work Mon
day, with the exception of Miss Lavinia
Foster, who is i'll at her home in Ha-
gerstown.
Miss Nellie Daniels, of Elkins, spent
the vacation very pleasantly with rel
ativeS in Hagerstown, and Miss Wilda
Hannum, of Levels, was the house
CUES, of Miss Sara Huyett at Wheat
land. Mr.. Adrian Folk, of Martins
burg, drove Scott and Joe James to
their home in Fulton county, Pennsyl-
vania, and remained with them over
the weekend. Miss Dorothy Donalds
was the guest Of Miss Lillian Buzzerd
in Berkeley Springs.
Tie Randolph group, cons ;;,rg CT
Misses Grace Stalnaker, Hisel Cooper.
Anna and Vera Keim, were the guests
of Miss Mary Hollida on Thursday
evening and used one day for a trip
to Hagerstown. The Thomas contin-
gent spent the vacation at Miller Hall.
One Of their number, Miss Viola Luz
zier, had the monotony of leisure days
very pleaasatnly broken by visit from
her parents.
Mr.. Holmes Reinhart enioyed a trip
to the Capitol City with Prof. w. R.
Legge, where the twain were interest
ed spectators of the Bethany George
town football game.
The faculty group enjoying So
journ to Morgantown returned the last
of the week, while Miss Turner pro-
longed her Pennsylvania visit ii Mon
day evening in order to spend a day
viewing the work of the Cumberland
Valley State Normal at Shippensburs
The Junior classes are actively az
work on the 1922 yearbook, since the
organization of the Cohongoroota staff
selected early last week.
Miss Isabel Martin, of fShepherdstown,
was chosen editor-in-chief, and vii lam
Harris, of Kearneysville, business man
ager. The work of assistant editor
falls to Kenneth Wilmington, of Kear.
neySville, and that of assistant bust
ness manager to Wilbert Frye, of Hamp-
shire county. Shepherdstown drew a
large share of the honors, it is noted
Miss Elise Bill myer having been Sc
lected for the position of fiction editor.
John r. Crow', Jr., art editor. James
Haley for athletic editor, Miss Eliza
beth Hill for organizations editor, Miss
Leila Mcdonald for calendar and Miss
Linnie Schley historian. Miss Viola
Luzier, of Thomas, will see that the
book is not lacking in humor and
jokes.
Until this year basketball has been
the popular sport at Shepherd College.
In fact, the authorities have frequent
ly found ii difficult to defer the season
until weather conditions no longer
made outdoor sports the more profit
able; but now it seems that the foot
ball season is hard to close. On Mon,
day evening the Seniors with the aid
Of Osbourn and Harr engaged the un-
derclassmen in a spirited contest on
the gridiron. Early in the game the
underclaSsmen pushed the bal within
five yards of touchdown, but lack.
ed the necessary punch. II was nip
and tuck until the last quarter, when
James got away long pass to Osbourn.
who raced thirty yards for a touchdown
The Seniors failed to kick goal. The
underclassmen failed to advance after
receiving the kickoff and when HALEY
punted poorly, the Seniors got the ball
on the twenty-five yard line. After one
or two tria's, lanes made a touchdown
following long end run. Frye kicke'
goal. making the score l3 to O in favor
of the Seniors. While the odds were
against them in the last few minutes
Of the game and The ball was driven
deep into their territory, the older boys
maintained their lead to the end am
rejoiced heartily over the victory.
Miss Elizabeth Trump, manager os
girls basketball, and Cle'us Lowe, man
ager for the tovs, hooe to have their