Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-24
NEW VOL. 56--No. az.
SHEPHERD College NOTES.

w'l continue until Monday morning.
and 'N The students, except thuse fro!n
the lnrc distant counties, have gone 10
TIE, aomos.
ANY OF rhc faculty have also de-
ca nd. Pres dent White and family
lc .: ."''erday morning for Margantowh,
wh'r, he children may have visit
VIII .ueir maternal grandparents. a
BIZ ''.riner meet Wednesday and foot
bali Hame Thursday are on the pro
gram for the parents.
NJ Legge, Miss Baumgardner, Miss
Shrver and Miss Williams lef, Wed
nesday planning to reach Morganto%n
in time for the W. V. wv. & |. gam,
Thu,sday, and Miss Trotter has taken
charge of Miller Hall during the vaca.
tion period while Mrs. Myers goes 20
be With her daughter, Ruth, who IL
teaching in MCrganWwn.
Tie local football season chsed Sat
urday, when the college team met =.
V and went down to defeat, o u
As ne visitors have powerful team,
and the poor showing of S. c. when In
possession Of the ball was no doubt
paitly due to general recognition he
forchaud Of the superior ability of thc
opposing team. On three occasions
5. v. A. made pretcnsc of passing 10
right end while Their spectacu ar lett
end clipped down the field TO grab the
ball and race across the line for
touct down. When this trick no longer
worked, the ball was actually passed 10
right end for fourth touchdown. The
other three touchdowns were made bv
terrific line bucks, and S. V. A. had
at least two men who were hard 10 stdN
wht1 Tlunging at the line. Even 81
that, : c. showed plenty of fight an
especially in the last three euarteyp
pat IN great defense. The work OF
shire II tackle stood out prominently
ard finally two cadets were used IN
prevent his tearing through and smear
ing ~ their plays. Hiett at end might
also have been given extra attention,
Tor un several occasions he threw
visiting runner for big losses. TO
lanes goes the credit for the most
vicious tackle of the season, and VIII
kins IN short run overlook a fleet
footed cadet who had clear field
ahead Jenkins also tackled and Walk
er shJ- ed that he had finally learned
The ar; Of hitting them low. When the
seornd half opened Captain Frye pull
I'd his sweater and thereafter let the
spectators know he was in the game
The team as whole played very sat
's'aetorilY, though we might have en-
ioyed seeing the score reversed.
In more than one game OF the sea-
son, reverse score would not have
been 3istasteful IN Shepherd College
adherents, though Ii has been observe
hat friendlier relations prevail with
all who were allowed to win Manager
H'e't, Captain Frye, Johnson, Harris,
Henderson, Newcomer, wilkins, Shipc,
pudolph and Cletus Lowe, Reinhart.
Crowl, Haley, Simmons, Carter, WALL
er, Knode, James and Jenkins were
fortunate TO represent S. G. in the sea
sons schedule and all deserve praise
Tor their hard work and clean playing
Knooe, Walker. Johnson, Henderson.
Carter, Simmons, Harris, Reinhart,
CrDwl and Rudolph Lowe are sure Il
he available for next year. Eight
others are scheduled for a diploma |,
'une, but FRYE and Shipe, both o.
whom are experienced teachers, and
possibly Cletus Lowe, may return next
fall for the standard normal. In
view Of the fact that no second year
high school pupils will be admitted NEXT
year, the return Of as many as possible
of the experienced men will be pleasing
TO Coach LeRge.
Mr.. Harris Hiedwohl made photo.
graph of the team Yesterday afternoon
after which the seniors triumohed over
the underclassmen of the squad. 9 to u
The Picket staff has Just been sr-
lected, but the editors are at work from,
the start and promise one good issiis
| nj the magazine before Christmas. AZ
len wilkins is editor in chief and Louise
Kable assistant. Subscriptions NAV Be
given TO Lester Link and ADVERTISING
copy handed 10 Louise Gardner. who
will manage business affairs in general.
Mary Michaels is expected to see all
fhines humorous. Vera Keim will put
folks names in the paper. and Kenneth
Wilmington will record outstanding
features in classroom and chapel. In
teresting evnts and movements in fhe
educational field will he written up BY
avinia Foster. while Ruth ScanIdn
will npte what is going on over at tie
rraded school The work OF gathering
and editing notes OF the several school
organizations will be done by E1izabe{h
Hill, but the various r"porters are ex-
pected to re rrne 'hr lees active SINCE
her appointement. Alumni OF Shep-
herd COLLEGE NAV still count on Miss
Hia May Turner for interesting and ey-
tended accounts Of the old grads, apd
no subscriber need fear any short Or
undor-sized issues Of the magazine
while Mr.. Kenamond, advisor to tie
staff. is on the job TO suggest addi-
.ional copy.
RhIe Snciefy Meeting