Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-12
SHEPHERD COLLEGE NOTES.


pox affecting many OF the pupils in
the Snepnerostown grades has touch.
cd Shepherd College a lite. MISS
Viola Luzier, OF Thomas, w. Va. and
miss Vioia Burns, Of Big Spring. Nd,
nave both sufhciently recovered from
inuinps 70 take care of their studies,
but Miss Gladys May. q senior from
marry county, Is STILL kept at homs
nursing chickenpox.
Mrs. Lottie M. Schneider, who had
considerable trouble with tonsils and
glands of the throat during the holt
Gays, is back on the job again after
TWO or three absences from her
classes.
Mr.. Arlie Simmons had a big time
up IN Pendleton county during the hol-
ldayS and was unable to return until
FRIDAY evening. MIR. Jonn A. Fultz.
county superintendent OF the Pend e.
ton schools, came back with him and
VIII remain for several weeks 10 do
special work in school administration
L'Extempo met on last FRIDAY for re-
organization, at which time Allen Wi
kinS, OF Hardy county, was chosen
president, James Johnson, of Hampshire
Vice-presldent, Frank Shipe, of Hardy,
secretary, Shirley Cooper, of Tucker,
treasurer, William Harris, of Jefferson,
reporter, and Lionel Newcomer, of Jef-
ferSon, sergeant.
Inc Joint meeting of the Ciceronian
and Parthenian Literary societies, which
was scheduled for Friday evening,
VIII be held at three O'Clock FRIDAY
afternoon instead. Since it was hon
ed that many friends of the school
would be in attendance, the change in
time was made to avoid conflict with
The Shepherdstown Legion and Massa-
nutten Academy basketball game in the
evening.
The following interesting program
has been arranged:
Iiaho Solo. ........ Golande Malone
Quartet. Vivian Mcdonald. Leotah
Whiting, Brown Jenkins and Arlie
Simmons.
Essay tMauame Curie) Katherine Hirss
Defamation (The Little Quaker Sim
ner) .......... Gladys Hartzel,
vocal Solo. ......... Louise Gardner
Debate (Resolved, that the annexation
OF Mexico would not prove detri-
mental to our democracy
Fred Henderson and William Harris
The exhibition game of basketball
between the College and Shepherds
town teams last Saturday wasn't much
of an exhibition during the first half.
Early in the first half Melester made
q, goal from the field and just before
the half ended Moler made one AMI
Mckee shot two in rapid succession.
The period for the most part was spent
in seeing which team could make the
most fouls, personal and otherwise,
and the spectators, who enjoy skilful
pass work, were greatly disappointed.
ne town team made a grand total OF
thirteen fouls and the college team
was only little way behind with ten.
Moler put his team gretaly in the
cad by caging eight out of ten attempts
Cletus Lowe for the college was not
up to his usual form, scoring only three
points in eight trials. Johnson then
took up the burden, doing little BET
ter with two points in five trials. Score
end OF first half, S. c. S, Coilegians 16
The second half was pleasant 10 see.
The town team first opened I'D with
some beautiful pass work, and a little
later the College performed in delight
full style. For the town team Mckee
led with four field goals, Melester and
Moler Gagged two each and the latter
shot two fouls in as many trials
Moler's record of ten fouls out OF
twelve attempts is not frequently du-
pilcated. In this half Lowe and Rein
hart each scored two goals from the
field and johnson added another
Crowl shot one foul out Of two, John.
son two out of four, both after Lowe
had failed in two attempts. Score fol
second half, S. c. 10, Collegians 10.
Tuesday evening the College team
met S. V. A. at Winchester, losing {
well-played game by the score of Q;
TO 26. Maddox guarded we'll, not al.
lowing his opponent to score. johnson
scored eleven points, shooting sever
fouls out Of twelve attempts. The
other points were added by Lowe, who
Gagged four from the field. and b,
Knode and Walper, who shot one
apiece.
The remainder OF the schedule a
announced by Manager Lowe is as fol.
lows:
January l4-Massanutten Academy
here.
| January 20-B'ue Ridge Oolleee. here
January 2i-Saint lanes School
there.
January 27-Pa. State Forest Academy
here.
January 28-Berkeley Springs n. S.
here.
February 4-Cumberland Valley State
Normal, here
February 6-Randolph-Macon Acad
envy, here.