Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-03-02
NEW VOL. 57--No. 9.
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.

AT the Tuesday morning assembly
period the following interesting Long
fellow program was rendered:
The Builders, class in public school
music; Longfellow's Study at Craige
House, Eva Pine; Excelsior, Ernest
Frye; The Singers, Ethleen Davis;
The Reaper and the Flowers, Turner
A. foltl; Sandalphon, Mary Hardssty;
Footprints on the Sands Of Time (so-
lo), Florence Hoffman; Santa Eilo-
mena, Eloise Miller; Stay, Stay at
Home, My Heart, and Rest, Upton
Martin; Sundown, Charlotte Gnose;
Dedication to Ultima Thule, Armetfia
Haines; piano duet, Marion Heare and
Frances Needy.
The solo, Footprints on the Sands Of
lime, was of especial interest to all
present, since il was announced that
10 was the Psalm Of Life set to music
I by Miss Amanda Titus, Of Shepherds
| town, when she was q student in
Philadelphia conservatory of music.
Some of her friends then prevailed
to Henry w. Longfellow. This was
konly year or two before his death, and
tsday Miss Titus still has in her pos
session letter from the poet compli-
lmenting her and expressing his ap-
Ipreciation of her work in setting his
poem to music.
The boys basketball team has not
| met a school team since the last issue
OF the Register, much to the disappsint-
fment of their supporters, though few
Of the players are in physical condi-
ton for trying contest. Captain
Walper at Terrapin Neck is being vis-
tied regularly by his physician, Maddox
| is hors du combat as to one knee, and
Johnson has a badly infected arm.
Nevertheless, the team met the Elks
OF Hagerstown last Friday, and lost
only by the close margin Of one point
Saturday evening a college team COM
posed of Reinhart, Musser, Donley,
knode and Rudolph Lowe engaged tho
local team supported by the American
Legion and all but won, 81 to 80. In
fact, had not Newton Mckee Gagged the
ball three times in rapid succession
Just before the last whistle, K would
have been all UP with the Lesion.
Little Willie Musser brought blush
OF shame to his big opponent by get.
ting three field goals in the first fsur
minutes and the youngsters had the
big fellows up in the air at the end
OF the first half, when the College
led, n to 16.
The College Y. M. C. A. met the boys
Of the Reformed Sunday school h q
twilight game Saturday evening, when
the Registers master printer, Mcclure
Moler, officiated as referee. Joe lanes
was big boy for the Y, while Dick
Ferrell featured for the Sunday school
with his foul shooting. Haley, Hawse,
Joe James, Scott James and Harris
upheld the honor of the Y, while the
Sunday school was represented by Dick
Ferrell, Muck, Kretzer, Mcdonald and
Floyd Flickinger.
The girls basketball team won two
games last week and hope to add en-
other win tomorrow night, when they
meet Berkeley Springs High School in
the local gymnasium.
Last Thursday evening they out
played Hagerstown High School, l8 to
Is, when Mary Grose made four held
goals and Ruth Clipp ma one from
the held and shot eight foul goals.
Saturday afternoon the girls of
Waynesboro High School were the VIC
Tins. Waynesboro was good but S. c.
was pSier n tai! "irl at guard fo1
the visitors played wei, and the team
as whole had good pass work, but
their forwards were always closely
guarded when they tried for a shot.
Mary Grose played the goal and Gagged
the ball on eleven attempts, thus the
College won % to 10.
President White and Mr.. Morrow
returned today from Chicago, where
they have been attending the sessions
OF the Department Of Superintendence
OF the N. E. A. the past week.
Shepherd College has rallied from
the visits OF Photographer Hiedwehl
on last Thursday and Friday. The
pictures taken will appear in the CO.
hongoroota later.
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