Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-02
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

o. 9,y I1rs 9th. with the following fac
wv = Il 5. White. President Shepherd
Co,,eGe State Normal.
y. Kenamond, Director of the
Sumner School, Principles of Teach
fMiabei Henshaw-Gardiner, History
an Fla Nay Turner, English and Liter
a'I,Sii A5iie R. Ireland. Public School
" Fr5 D, Williams, Commercial Sub
iscts and Writing Methods.
Paul R. Morrow, Educational
Measurements and Psychology.
Katherine Freese, Public School
Music. -
Science and Domestic Art.
Lottie VI. Schneider, Primary Meth
ois and Demonstration School.
Edith NJ Todd supervisor Physical
Education in Weston City SchoolsI :.
Physical Education and Games for
Children.
!. F. Glandon principal Manning
Ton High SchooD, Agriculture and
Wight Denny Superintendent
Charles Town Public Schools; Mathe-
mates M Industrial Geography
SherherdStown Ministers. Bible His
tory.
This is tine largest number of
instructors engaged for q summer
term in the history OF Shephero Col
lege. hut those in authority feel that
the enrolment prospects wcrrant 4
large faculty. Ii would seem that the
summer school growth has reached ths
stage where big plans must be laid TO
serve the increasing number of teach
ers who will come to Shepherd College
in the next few summers.
Mrs. Lottie Nj. Schneider. who will
conduct the demonstration school. has
consented TO take two grades from the
SheCheriStown schools this summer.
Children who have just completed the
second grade will be instructed from
9 10 ll.SO and those who have COM
pieted the fourth grade NAV attend
from 10 10 l2.l5. Each group will be
given a period of games for children in
addition 10 two periods in the regular
subjects of their grade Parents
wishing 10 enroll their children for tho
summer work are asked to have therr,
report Monday morning. Iune 18th
No charge Is made for this instruction.
the only obligation being regularity in
attendance.
A wider range of professional sub
lectS is provided this summer and do.
meStic science and domestic art viii.
be offered for the first time. Two
special features of the school will be
the work in physical education and a
course in writing methods. Director
henamond has arranged with the
Laurel Book Company for a special
course in the use Of the Economy
Method of Writing, which is the adopt
ed course for the schools of the State.
teachers enrolling for this work will
pTacilce daily under the direction of
MISS Williams and will receive special
~ engraved certificates in penmanshin
Nhen they have prepared a complete
SET OF practice sheets meeting the ap-
proyal Of writing specialists employed
II the Chicago Office of the publishers
0t me Economy Method. Shepherd:
Co"ege thus hopes to improve pen
manship in a great number Of the
scnoo.S In this section of the State.
Al. available room in the dormitory
mad been reserved seven or eight
weeks ago and more than a hundred
Students have been located in the pri-
l@e BOARDING houses and homes of
I.e town. The good people of Shep-
lS'~s'o%n have very generously open
~ up their homes 10 the students and
enroll " wiz '''''
=. Inc second baseball team closed
-, - season last Friday at Leetown bv
S'sauns the strong high school team
w, maj place by the score of 7 to 2.
,r;.i G.iv Willis, the champion Leetown
tssn struck out the S. c. boys six
ais. "meS, he was touched up for
c'.s hitS. Harris. Carter. Hawse,
So, frye and Robinson sent out one
Gs.I GS;as.I each, Haley drove out two. while
lex lex hit safely three times.
s.-.'oI'' .@"Se' pitching for the college boys,
oni-. ~ON out nine batsmen and allowed
S,' '5 Efee hits. all of them being Sc
So SO ~ the Leetown first baseman,
49,. IS. After the game the bows
CO.,. lated to an abundance OF good
r.. g'oVided by their hosts and re-
-.tl to Shepherdstown in high
;tH.tS, having lost only one game dur
ing the season.
me record Of the hrst team has not
ssecn so good, but considering the mis-
,t'une of the year their work has been
~ Creditable. Early in the wear thu
, ,ra!n .ost the services of Ludwig, whose
, IN the box during the past Two
-a.s mas been such as to make his
,I:t .iI-"'l familiar 10 all school teams in
49, >-cuon and whose great variety
'S'iaIiz!ng curves would give him
- 50 on many a real college or
..', ,CrSlty team. We are glad TO note
ia. ne Is able to lay aside the sling
MAJ .-, carried a fractured wrist, but now
Dl'.s Is out of the game due to a simi-
-; accident sustained in an exhibi-
on contest with the Shepherdstown
LIELOn team ON Tnesdau