Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-07
surpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

- held at the last reeuidi hiS~u"SS
va. ~. tUo literary societies, but not all
Of ~. .be representatives chosen nave as
Of us ,n,,snted their parts. The Cice-
ys;sns base their hopes on George
,a;S rohIaES Of Hardy county, for debate
LuIa I1tI'st - 2 Herr, of Jefferson. for ora
wa. wan uattie B. Johnson, of Hamp-
tiGn, for essay; and Louise Gardner,
sniie nsssrson. for defamation. Francis
Of SSii.i;sbT iN Of hampshire county, Howard
SHut-;,, NJ Tvler, Louise kable, OF
Enssrl, Eisarsnn and Lillian Buzzerd, of
iEa.con ismv'T are regarded by the Par
ans moIeI,, as sure winners in debate,
us,i'" MEL essay and defamation. How
u,e shall see what we shall see.
NJ Charles Ghiselin has completed
l.. srs, two weeks of the course IN
p;s,a ut and the class is now in charge OF
Dr. D.D'S n Worman. The class has
,oI,ed twenty-hve members, who
iii receive regular high school credit
~ srccessful completion of the course.
The Th hook of Genesis has already been
completed.
Francis Strieby returned from the
c.,,jsnt Volunteer Conference at
SsIem m Monday, and on Tuesday at
,he chapel period gave a brief report
~ the addresses he heard. Salem
CoIlepe was host to the delegates from
tbe normal schools and colleges OF
west Virginia and the warmth OF their
Welcome was voiced by President S. o
Bond in the opening address. Presi
dent Bond was some years ago heaS
oi the department. of education at Shep
herd College and his many friends
hero remember him as very pleasing
sceaker. His remarks were given un-
der three heads-what we are, mean
inr Salem College; what you are, re-
ferrinp % the delegates; and what
He is, that is Christ. Most of the
sneakers dwelt on the need of worker
in foreign fields, appealing to the
student delegates to give their lives to
the greatest of all service.
A srecial feature of the Tuesday as
sembly was a piano duet by Dorothy
10 White and Miss Katherine Freese.
The county clubs in Shepherd Col
lege have not thus far shown the en-
thusiasm OF last spring and summer
when Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire
Hardy and Tucker all had strong Or
ganizatiOns. Recently, however, news
has come from our State University
of the formation of numerous count
clubs among its students, with the
Identical list of officers and the same
purposes as the county clubs in Shep-
herd College, the original successful
promoter of the idea among State
schools. This news has aroused the
Hampshire and Hardy county studente
IN particular to renewed efforts, and
they promise to be second to none in
zeal for this phase of loyalty to their
alma mater.
All readers of the Register are ask.
ca TO remember three important even.
ing dates at Shepherd College:
Inc Willard Club will present a pla
entitled "All the World Loves Lover
on Saturday evening, April 9th, begin.
ming at eight o'clock.
Supt. Roy Yoke, of the Weston Cit
Schoo!S. VIII address the students and
uleir friends on some phase of public
SCHOOL work, on Friday evening. April
ION, at en-thirty.
~ SeVen-thirty on Thursday evening
Aprll list, Franceska Kaspar Lawson
wv M "g!i-Known soprano, will appear in
Inc college auditorium.
c,SIg AIiilohg the twenty-nine baseball
Co"Ites CC%'.uiaates to be given uniforms bv
ein;. TG.'' ErFe!' Rodgers of West Vir.
sra sm'a University were Jack SNYDER
ba., aa iom Reed, formerly Of the Shep
"sfa College team.
,SshePherdstown's opening game cf
tSa!! ISsseoa!! IS scheduled for Saturday a.
wiz wiGe ocicck, when the college tear
,sna ,n meet Martinsburg Business Col
'ege on the local diamond wv
.oCTieen men will appear in mi
and n new uniforms, it is hoped-
be o. pi""ao'iii" every one will
Re,s'-' c3ancc in tine first game.
Hs,,-. DAYS. Frye. Harris.
LuSwio , ;Sa'war. hicit, James
Walncss maddox, Reinhart, Rider and
promiS; nave heen selected as The mos
iine.m,s,' candidates. The following
the oo mas been selected to start
field. rG: ", Walper or Maddox, right
catcb,-.M .Maer,. second base; lanes
basr. - DAVIS. shortstop; Bell. third
baSc. ttlIS.'n"art, left field; Crowi first
wig ~ , cen er aeld; and Lud
In, .Ie"eoower, pitcher.
each o,.a ,.,m has had good workouts
the corIiyng ,Iiining this week and several OF
" tba. ba.'.iuates ,,,es are developing so rapid.
Cle,,'"' mere are few positions settled
thpn,SS owe has been nursing hie icf,
gives .rV carefully and promises to
posi,io1v sv"Ie one a struggle 10 hold his
Petrr,. more than one week longer
10 da,oan of place on the team is said
ness ~, -"d almost as much on willing.
uqri,, work and learn and on reg.
skill alone. "'E 10 practice as on
Soldier Buried.