Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-20
surpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

The number OF students Receiving III
-i.r..or in or from Shepherd College
81 ,be winter term has been increased
W go by additions during the past
"eSH "eTSi,,sIev Connor, the popular clerk
=. CjESon's drug store, has enrolled as
!" s,e-ial student TO do some review
,.ork in chemistry, suolect IN wnlch
hs already made advanced preparation
.s-o,,rh the International Cores
.ordfrce School, of Scranton. Pa
Cbas P. Harper, president OF the 1921
.raIrating classes, returned MONDAY
s,or, Pendleton county and is now az
xork m another issue OF The Picket,
Mis-, Ireland, of the faculty, has
heer meeting her classes again this
n,sek hut now some five or SIX OF the
Students are out of school on account
=, illness. Bessie Hawse is quite i'll
Nth the grippe and Eloise Miller has
,Iso t,en somewhat indisposed. A
,bird oatient at the Dormitory is Nellie
Caur who suffered hard fall in the
Cvr1ua ium Monday evening, breaking
ser collar bone. Louise Freeman, Jack
Donlcv and Mark Horn are among
rthers not able to report to classes.
President White has arranged with
the ministers of Shepherdstown to
Give q twelve weeks course in Bible
srjv at the college, each minister to
meet the class for two weeks.
Berinning next Monday. West Vir-
cinia School Patrons Week will be OBJ
Served AZ Charleston Prominent school
rarons from all sections of the State
those who send children to school and
who ray the bills, will be in attendance
10 discuss ways and means, including
legislation. by which the genera
school situation may be improved
President White has been invited to
Charleston for the occasion.
The athletic association met Mon
dw and adopted more stringent
eligibility rules for players on its
athletic teams, all in conformity to the
practice of the highest class schools in
the country. At the same time William
Hiett was elected football manager and
instructed TO proceed with a regular
schedule for next fall. Vernon Frye
was chosen assistant basketball man.
sger to fill vacancy.
George Ludwig is at work on a base
ball schedule and reports contract
with Bridgewater College for April l9.
Since Shepherd College has shown it.
self superior to all teams met in base
ball the past two years, he promises
TO give the boys something to do this
year if they go through the season
undeteated.
Louise Kable has arranged basket
ball game for the girls with Beall High
School in the local gymnasium Satur-
day evening. The Frostburg girls were
the champions of the Potomac Valley
last season, and they promise to give
an exhibition of the possibilities in
basket ball for girls. The game will
be played strictly by girls rules, which
is said TO furnish as. much thrilling
goal shooting as in boys contest. The
Oollege team will probably line UP with
Ruth Clipp and Mary Gpse at for
ward, Lillian Buzzerd jumping center,
Josephine Clipp. side center, and Louise
kable and Gladys FeaganS guards.
The girls will meet the Chambers
burg High School team at Chambers
burg February II, and at Shepherds
town February Is. On March 5 they
Frostburg Normal. Aflegany Coun-
IS" SNlOoi dHd NlditllSpulB IliSh
School are all asking for two games
each, and it is hoped agreeable dates
may De found for some of these.
The boys we're quite successful or
their trip TO Shenandoah Valley and
RRandoIph-Macon Academy. winning the
hfSt game Al to 25 and the second
y TO p. Bell and Davis we're promi-
nent In the scoring. The S. V. A. team
was unusually strong, and when our
BOYS won they were in great favon
Slth their hosts, including Major
NoSzei who was very profuse with his
Vomp.imentS.
6. yesterday the college team went t.
o. James School and won another cas-
favor.
On Friday evening at $50 they NEE
mdr'lnSburg High School in the loca
SS;.ihlhaSium:: S;.h Let's hope they settle
T SI'n the Martinsburgers for that 15-
- score in December!
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