Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-04-13
surpHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

Classes stopped al thS SoiiSeS way
- ~o9n for a brief holiday PERIOD.
a. al. W. al the students, except those
!n-' ,ne more distant counties, havo
i iryn. orrortunity to spend Easter at
.lhs" Work will be resumed Tuesday
nv.'o, o,rp April Is, the opening OF .
nv; ",'s Term for teachers, about fifty OF
s5om are expected TO enroll within the
M W;ss Harriet Schroeder, assistant
.n.srintendent the young peoples di-
SUN SUP West Virginia Sunday School
49,, ,,s,or;ati0n. was here from Clarksburg
~ Friday conferring with Miss Eliza
Sa,b trump. chairman girls section Of
.Se Eastern Regional Conference. To-
"st cs,ber thew are attempting to interest
Several Shepherd College girls in the
summer training camp to be held
e9rly in Iuly at Winnepesaukee.
on Sunday the young people were
,;si,ei ani addressed by Miss Dorothy
goIitay, of Detroit, who came in the
;,,erest Of the student volunteer move
ment. Miss Holiday was born in
India. where her father has served
the PRESBYTERIAN Church, and is de-
voted 10 the student volunteer cause,
having arranged to go abroad as mis-
sonary two years hence.
Or. Mclaughlin, of Washington, d.
D c.. noted alieniSt, former professor
at Powhatan College and one time fell
low legislator with President Harding
in Ohio. attended chapel on Tuesday
and spoke on human traits and means
of recognizing them. AS a result of
his address every gallant young man in
school is giving considerable attention
10 the way he wears his hat, for he
knows the young women are taking
note thereof Tuesday night DR.. Nc
Laughlin gave lecture and told the
characteristics of several students and
one member of the faculty. Hence
forth all the students of a popular
member of the faculty at whose jokes
they have consistently laughed will
look with interest for his classroom
humor in the future, for he never
tells funny Joke, according to DR..
Mclaughlin.
Announcements of the 1922 summer
school have just come from the press
The short term of six weeks will be-
gin Monday, June II, and continue
TO Friday. July 21. The full session.
nine weeks in all, continues three
weeks longer and closes Friday, August
II.
The faculty is as follows: w. H. S.
White. President, School Administra-
ton; A. d. Kenamond, Director of the
Summer School, Principles of Teach-
ing; Mabel Henshaw Gardiner, Hiss
tory ana Ciyics; Ella May Turner,
English and Literature; Addie R. IreJ
land, Public School Drawing and
HanidYorh; Eta o. Williams, Arith-
metIc am Writing Methods; Katrina
baumsarjner, Domestic Science and
Domestic Art; w. R. Legge, Biology
ana AgTlculture; Pauline Shriver,
Rhetoric and Library; Florence Hoffi
man, Public School Music; L. o. Tay-
lCr "a. NJ. Chicago, 1929, Education
al Measurements and Psychology; I;
Wnona Carey primary Supervisor,
Ra!eIgh' y. c., Primary Methods and
demonstration School; Margaret Price
ItGTa5latc Student Columbia, 1921
w. Upper Grade Methods and DEM
oNSUation School; Lora M. Bell (Di!
IeC'of OF Physical Education for State
OF New York, 19l7-1e2D, Physical
taucalion and Games for Children /
sna Wright Denny Superintendent
srnOo'S' sroUb, CBaTlcS Town, w. Va.), Geo.
graphy and History.
demonstration school for the upper
s'SGeS' probably the fifth and sixth,
VII; VIII open at eight and continue till
my m'ns'to' ~ after which the children
rs!y, Sidy nave a period of directed plav,
Gtt.lIGn eb,,t o: the primary grades, prob.
aoH nose who will enter first and
,S..ha Ss.oha grades next fall, will have
rr1n-. @ games first, at eight-fifty, and
n;ro u demonstration school from
y 10 eleven-twenty.
,-C On Saturday next the College bows
wi,b vi, FlCg...Sed C hard game Of baseball
m -. .rg'"osrIand Valley State Normal
o., '"' I.-ai hcli. Last week thew be-
Srbo,,N I'M Berkeley Springs High
t.on nU . Ir- set of boys who gave onr
NJ 'iI ~ IL. al Tts Of liberty. They did
Il tboHopT [ 30 Tas1 5amage at bat themselves.
ed rS OK. .''f in the fifth they pound !
of Hao.t. l.ean hits and a scratch
the E EeT' and later in the seventh
sent r~ = up against Lefty Willis
in the g. ,2Wse too wicked. Crowl
BerLS, three innings allowed the
siv w. Tvs no hits and struck on,
HeHeb...- also famed six, while
and 81, caused four to 60 back
fS"eFseri fne College, Waiker M inning hin with i1I
oye- ~. ~ u. then Reinhart sent a home
the HI, 'eht field fence. In the third
Carte. Is we were by Reinhart, Walper and
the f-,. any .. before the game was over
had pq-,m-H, -n men m the batting order
Reinb,.-.. score book full Of hits
each -, and Walper led with fou,
two ,'' o5,l ,,l"sc Walker and Knode nod 'oo, eo,
Heaet .' a. and nd Tabler got double Sic
a sinc,o also came through with