Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-04-20
ohepherdstown Jefferson County, West Thursday 1922
SHEPHERD CoLLEGE NOTES.

SHEPHERD CoLLEGE NOTES.
When school opened TUESDAY, fol-
lowing the Easter recess, the first dele
CATION Of spring term students, thirty
I IN all, was on hand for enrolment.
| Hardy county led the list with eighy
and Tucker was second with six new
enrollments. From Hardy came Arthur
/ Tharp, Owen Webster, Mamie Snidcr.
Fac Snider and Grace Cleaver, teach
ers, and Suella Harper, formerly OF
keyser Prep, all Of whom have enrolled
( in Shepherd College for the first time :;
Sadie Halterman, who was here last
summer; and Gladys May, who has
been out since January owing to the
| illness OF her mother Tucker county
sent Ruby Warner, Helen Montgomery
and Belmont Cleaver, graduates of the
Davis High School who are qualifying
for temporary certificate, and Anna
SpeSsert, Ruth Raines and A. Lincoln
Smith, all teachers from the vicinity
of Red Creek. From Pendleton came
S. w. Judy and Ola c. Eye, promi-
nent teachers Of Franklin, and Icie L.
Simmons, of Rexrode, who is preparing
for the uniform examinations in June.
Beuiah M. Snyder, Of Okonoko, has
returned with Catherine Milleson and
Carrie Milleson, Of Slanesville, as new
representatives from Hampshire. Fran
ces Ireland has completed her second
term of school at Sabraton, a suburb
of Morgantown, is here with her aunt,
Addie r. Ireland OF the faculty, for the
purpose Of rounding out requirements
for standard normal diploma. May
belle Kinney, a graduate Of Grafton
High School, is a candidate for a tenn.
porary certificates; she Is with her
uncle at the Presidents Cottage. Silas
M. Compton, whose parents have re-
Gently moved into the parsonage of the
M. Z. Church South, enrolled on Tues
day, presenting credits from Randolph
Macon Academy and the high school
of Jarrettsville, Md. Salome G.
Welch, former student, of Burling-
ton, and Alma B. Wallbott, a cores
pondent student, of Laurel Dale, are
now representing Mineral as resident
students. Morgan county sent Willie
Unger, OF Berkeley Springs, and Lenna
Stotler, Of Stotler's Cross Roads, as
new representatives. Grace Teetz has
entered from Aurora, Preston county.
lmogene Walper, graduate from Shep-
herdstown High School, is also a new
student, and Ethel G. Henkle, of Har-
per's Ferry, has returned, having taught
term of school since she was last
here.
Rev. |. d. worman led the deyo-
tional exercises at chapel on Tuesday,
and President White, after making
necessary announcements, spoke TO the
new students at some length on home
sickness, the only form OF illness which
ne claims to have complete knowledge
through experience, with reference
ooth to symptoms and cure. Distins
guished looking visitors were sighted
In the audience with Rev J. A. Grose,
caiied to the platform and asked to
make themselves known. Rev. Mr..
Beddow, OF Warrington, w. Va, re-
sponded in a very happy address, full
OF wisdom, and disclosed the identity
or his companion, DR.. Beddow, Junior.
young dentist, Of Weston, w. Va.
shepherd College met worthy foe
in baseball last Saturday, when con-
clusions were tried with Cumberland
Valley State Normal, of Shippensbure,
fa. The visitors were strapping big
young men, representing a normal
school with an enrolment OF six or
seven hundred students, most Of whom
are high school graduates, though the
last two years Of high school work is
there offered for young people Of teach
er age.
The young men could play baseball.
showing up strong in the delding de-
partment, as shown by a clean record
In every inning except the eighth, when
the left fielder dropped fly after a
hard run. At bat they did little during
the first four innings, but in the fiftii
the second man UP banged out a double
to middle field and this was followed
by a home run over the right field
fence. Hefebower frightened up, strik-
ing out the next two. After walking
the hrst two in the sixth, Henebower
was helped out by his teammates and
ended the inning without any scoring
In the seventh, the visitors annexed
two more on walk, single and a
double. Then came the fatal eighth,
when three hits in row and errors by
Carter and Hehebower caused Coach
Legge to send in Willis to the box and
Tabler to second, with the score S to
against us and two men on bases.
Willis walked the the first man. A
hit brought in two. Cletus Lowe from
the catcher's position picked up a neat.
ly placed bunt but threw low to Rein
hart, who dropped the ball. With
three on, Willis struck out the next.
making il two down. A double brought
in three runs, but the agony was end
ed when Walper made a brilliant catch
! in deep right puttinp himself in a cIass
with Jack Crowl and the visiting left
fielder as spectacular outflelder. With
| the score IL to 3 at the end Of the
eighth, no harm was done by either
side during the last inning. The visi-
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