Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
.uEpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

Co.crs with NISit laSt LLiH ~ having
- the trip BY way of Harrisonburg
M he studied the Virginia normal
s.bGol plant, and Winchester. Va,
ST. ST.. he inspected the schools of the
VILE. foundation. Mr.. Barnes, who
educator as we'll as a business
- was called upon to speak to the
n,nden, l, body at the chapel period and
sssnor1ad with learned address on
,he meaning of education.
u" A. the same assembly period the de-
.,-tr,ent of expression under the di.
ppartior of Mrs. Robert Gibson present
"a a high class educative pageant en-
.;,,ed "The Parted Sisters" The theme
no. the Panama Canal and those taking
art wore appropriate costumes. Miss
fucy Mcdonald. representing the At
iantc Ocean, heard her sister, the Pa
c;Gc represented by Mary GroSe, an
swerine distinctly to her calls and ap.
nsaled 10 the nations to make ii pos.
sible for the two sisters to meet. Spain
furnished Balboa to go and greet the
Pacific. but several land specters ter
riRed Britain and France from bring
inc about the union. The United
States then responded TO the call
quitting a capable engineer to work on
the canal. until he was interrupted BY
the specter, disease. Sanitation, rep
resented BY a Red Cross nurse, made
the completion of the union possible
Besides those representing the At
lantic and Pacific, Curtis Power, lose
milne Clipp. Mildred Marshall. Leila
Mcdonald. Dorothy Berg, Howard
Elefrifz. Stuart Osbourn, Leslie Robin.
son. Cletus Lowe, Eugenia Athey, Mar
parat Waddv. Marie Peer, Genevieye
Williams. Charlotte Koontz. Florence
Davis. Genie Banks, Franklin Hardv
and Ruth Griffith, all members of thu
Junior expression class, took part i''
the Pageant.
Shepherd College branched out p
little in its athletics last Saturday when
il sent tennis team against team
from the Martinsburg Tennis Club
The games we're PLAYED on the college
courts. with Bell and Davis represent
ing the college and two of our alumni
Mr.. o. l. SNYDER and DR. E. H. Bitner
playing for Martinsburg. At first l.
looked rs il the Youngsters were out
claSSed for thew lost the first two sets
to and 5 to 7. After that it wac
evident that the older men had their
inninps. According to nrevious apren-
ment five sets were p1aved Bell ard
Davis had little difficulty in winni,~
the last three, tn &, 3 TO e and 7 IN Z
tournament between the classes -
scheduled for Monday afternoon. Iuno
g. and since it understood that the
two nIavers constituting the Hrst team
are to he eliminated from the c'aeo
teams the tournament is evnec.ad to
furnish 4 number of close contests
President White is forced to be away
from his Office norton Of the time
thiS week. since he is addressing com
me0remHnt audienree at C-nat O.
canon. 'crtown, Salem and pieImon.
Nert Nondav night he will ao-ea-
apq'n at the Charles Town H;ct.
School
me Shepherd College Club in Nor
saIIoWn was reorganized Mondav
nnlsnt Mt dinner given in honor OF
PROFESSOR Thomas C.. Miller. who was
peS,'ent Of the State Normal for q
nuu''T OF wears and has recently gone
10 N0rp9ntOwn 70 live.
MrS &. B. Ollie was elected presi-
ue'i' 1'arence Robv vice-president
Sna FANNY TRUMP secretary. lack
onr'er VIII act as reporter.
=, l'N'"h' at the college auditorium
uIe 'r9'ninp department under the Al
Iectio1 Of Mrs. Robert S,vder wi,,
~ e"rinS Of nicturec under the
e., 'er Americans Miss 7 ou;ec
ba. W." read the lecture which
na n"N 0""n nrenared nv DR. Newell
H'"'S cordial invitation
0'"7 ~ the ruhr;c.
-. ~ I''' ""on'inatione for the term arc
~ w"'7nSIav. TL--edov a,I E.;
"""' wnAt Tho o,e,;,o cor,
"roorarn win he re,deraI
H'ov ovan;-- - .he ,r;-o.o
A. VIC Pohert Gibson Nev.
" =" ri"a-, 90 . hoI;d,y IN
N o->o-t,,-:.,, 10 co ~
or 70 h,t;oton Eor,,o-
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PrOy....,,.N NeRlSter suggested that
on5 Ne was taking care of the Sec
inir. IAN. We now wish to admit the
tro~r t''lS OF the claim after the thorough
Scnr ing gwen to the Leetown High
wort a. ."St st. week in spite of the good
membI VI Willis. Again on FRIDAY the
ike ik''DSFS OF the second team pIaveo
Higb mn against the Shepherdstown
we'll T.. School. All the bows plaved
ed III ne field and then at BAT show.
RudoIrcIbe IrIeTIal liking for the pitching of
first ;,,r ;Dn Lowe. His brother Cletus
Harris '.iped s on him for a home run,
or three M. bnot our a single. a two Dagger
Maddev tas, taSe MT every time at bat, and
ryr ana three base hits and T bor,a oa
fnal Carter also made a double. "T.,e The
college ep[e rnso was % to 6 in favor of the
Frij',. second team goes to Leetown nm