Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-10-06
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

The state bOdr1 VI EuuCaUOn mas
,opointed Miss Florence Hoffman, of
nixon. Illinois, music instructor at
Shepherd College, according to an an
nouncement just made public by Pres
dent W. H. S. White. Miss Hoffman
holds her Bachelor Of Music degree
from the Strong College of Music,
nixon. illinois, and has also complet-
"a special course in Pubic School
Music in the New England Conserva-
,ory' Boston, Mass. For two years she
had charge of piano and pub school
music in Mayo College, Paintsville,
Kentucky, and more recently has been
reaching in Vincennes University.
Mrs. Charlotte Pendleton Colds
borough, who at the solicitation of Pres
ident White very generously agreed
to take charge of the department of
music until a successor TO Miss Kath-
crime Freese could be secured, has the
department. we'll organized and will
turn the classes over to Miss Hoffman
in a splendid state of advancement for
the fourth week of the fall semester.
Invitations have been given out BY
the faculty for student reception on
Saturday evening. Special guests of
the evening will include the coach and
members of the visiting football team
from Frederick, Nd.
Saturday afternoon, at two-thirty,
the first football game of the season
will be staged on the local field be-
tween Coach Legge's stalwarts and an
experienced team from She Freder-
ck High School. Coach Legge's bows
are practically without experience and
large crowd of fans is expected at
the game, out of curiosity as we'll as
loyalty TO Shepherd College The To-
cal lineup as yet seems problematical,
and in all probability sixteen TOR eish-
teen boys will be given a trial in the
encounter. While Flickinger is rapid
ly developing as a center, CAPTAIN
Frye seems to be sure of the pivotal
position in the earlier games, with the
Johnson boys or one Of them and Sim
mons at guard, though Harr and New
conner are strong and full of fight At
the tackles Shipe, wilkins and the
Henderson brothers all look good, hav-
ing the ability to tear through any
ordinary line and smear up a play be-
fore II gets well started. Hiett, Rein
hart, Harris, Hawse and Crowl have
been working on the ends, at least
three OF them receiving the forward
pass in good style and spilling inter-
ference with precision. Cletus Lowe
has been out Of the game for several
days on account Of an injured finger,
but hopes 10 be in good shape Saturday,
in which case it looks as if some one
will have to make room for him in the
oackhe!d or at end. Knode is a fast
oackheld candidate, finding hole
quickly and wigglng out of the grasp
OF opposing tacklers. Carter and
Haley work at quarter. Haley gives
tne appearance of greater experience
all round, but Carter is fast carving
the ball. James and Maddox at left
na.f book good for trial in the opener,
Cut walker and Rudolph Lowe have
,Heir strong points and may get the call
JENKINS IS the strongest contender for
iuIl back. He is built like the famous
NooserS, only on a smaller pattern.
DUCKS the line hard and throws the pass
more accurately than any other play
er' with the possible exception of Mad
1sk' Readers of the Register are urg-
ea 10 come out and pick their favorites.
Al a recent meeting, the athletic
u yOlra organized by eiecting William
iarriS Vice-preSident, Louise Kable sec
ITe'aFy and Alice Maddox reporter.
from the three students chosen by the
STUDENT body to look after the manage
m'sht of athletic teams, Cletus Lowe
was named by the board to act as chief
h.t t"a,I' za' Of boys basketball, Eliza
wh vs'h trump of girls basketball. and
vernon Frye of baseball. William
nan rme,, mad been chosen last spring to
n.as .am1se football, and thus the athletic
,b,sanization ,bs has been completed for