Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1911 volume:

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IN RECOGNITION O11 IIIS IfIxITIIIfI'L AND EFI-'ICIENT WORK IN TIIE SCHOOLS GF WEST VIROINI.-I. INTRODUCTION XRIENDS oF SHEPHERD COLLEGE: VVe now present the second issue of T111 colzmzgoroolfz, I hoping you will receive it heartily. Remember we do not claim that our annual is a volume of profound wisdom, the reading of which will make you wise beyond all men. XYe do claim to have recorded faithfully the happenings of the school year, the same kind of things that used to happen in schools like Shepherd College, the same kind that will always happen where a consid- erable number of young men and young women mingle daily. Our Editorial Staff has been Argus-eyed and we think few events worth recording have escaped it. That you will find these sayings and jokes characteristic, we have no doubt. However, when a hit is made, let no offense be taken. Nothing has been recorded herein with malice, but with a sincere desire to picture our college life as truthfully as possible. VVe believe that this book will be the source of much pleasure to those acquainted with our school, and that instead of becoming valueless to you, when you have once read it, as is the case of many popular novels, your joy in The Colzoizgoroula will increase as the years go by. VVith a word of grateful thanks to all who have in any way aided us, we otlicr our book for your generous consideration. Hliig words do not smite like war-clubs Boastful breath is not a liowfstring, Taunts are not as sharp as arrows Deeds are better things than words are, Actions mightier than lioastingsf' 5 COLLEGE SONG Cluse lwsirlc IDUIUIIIZICVS waters Of historic lame, Stands nur uulmlc Alma Mater, Glfirimis lie-t' name, CIIORIAN Lift tht- Cll1ll'l1S, spec-tl it tmwarrl, Lmifl he-1' praises ring, Hail tu thc-c, Clear Slicphcrfl Cnllegc-, Hail, all hail, we Qing. Ncwtlcrl in thc quiet liamlcl, 'Neath the azurc lilac, SCIlflS she furtll her suns :mtl tlaugllter Lwyal, loving, truc. lftmdly in our mem'ry resting, Happy, glarlsrmmc flLlyNQ Still tu the-Q, U Alma Mater, tiller we our praise, CGLLEGE YELL Zip? Whack! lnmlltl crack lllfl llu-lu'IIlLlL'l 5. L! lhat s ue! XYest Virginia! 6 2' E fl Fr' 1' 'av .wi f's 'mxjxxlf N 2160 1 'ttf 'WQX ,, xxyf' f X. f 7 1 - ii ,ff - f ,im ,wa - ,- X ' I 'gy :dwg F' -0 f ., , .pam L' lx! T. X N. ?fg,', x e I --Q 1 ' , .44 9 - 1 I 1' 4'-19:35 ,. ' IQ, X112 ' X f , A ,. may N QQ! Q x P 1 , -L4 'VSQA1 5 fi X , Lf' :fl f ,ME-El AQ I -Z n xx ,X 4 -75? Q ', x NX , - - 34- fl F j i .-rf 1 .V ,-.- ' i . f -- -f 1. 1 if ...Q Q- ff I2 K' ' ,aw ' 54. -1 f 5' '- xg ,6--- ' '-' 1 -, Y V , Y -. , . ,W ,Y , . . lf. Af' ' ,, 'ig 1? ?'i . v --d-- A ,I 1 .5 Q fi-- 7 f- - 1 ff E l fi ,YH QT - ff ,- ,L 1. 1 l- ' , ,x +-ff! XX' if 5 ' ' , Q' -V ,A ' r 1.4 .T -a- ' fi Av- 7- N 4 . -- .HJ JZ, H fix? I-dr, - '3filgARJ Dx 2 Un the glzul Cullurlgurfmlam, In the Yullcv nf Virginian. 7 HON TIIOS. C. MILLER THOMAS CQNDIT MILLER URING the past few years, XVest Virginia has made almost marvelous strides in educational roffress 'Nlany ffood schools have been established, and the general efliciency of the school p g it . j g -P 'v:.f. - . . . - . system has been raised. XVe know of no one man to whom our state owes so much lor these improved conditions as our loved Principal, Thomas Condit Miller. He was born in Marion County, tnow Vlfestl Virginia, july io, 1848, and received his early education in a private school of his native county, His education was continued in the Fairmont Normal School and in Adrian College, Michigan. For over forty years he has been actively and successfully engaged in educational work in XVest Virginia. For many years he was Principal of the Fairmont Public Schoolg for eight years, he was Principal of the Preparatory Department and Professor of Pedagogy in the XVest Virginia l'niversity, which position he resigned to become State Superintendent of Schools, in which capacity he served the state with marked success for another eight years. Iluring this time his progressive service and reforms were invaluable, and the effects of his work will be felt in XVest Virginia for years to come. Progress has always been his watchword, and he has always eagerly grasped every new idea that promised advantage to the cause of education. He has been a member of the KVest Virginia Education Association since its organization, and at the present time is one of the Vice-Presidents of the National Education Association. Shepherd College appreciates Mr. Miller and the efforts he has made, and is still making, to bring the institution up to the highest standard of usefulness and eliiciency, and we take great pleasure in offering this humble expression of our love and appreciation. gl. C. H., 'IZ 99 ' ' ' V 53 , w 3 ,aw J.. ...A .I A .1 ,K . W--ok-M-.. '1 nluilu. EDITORIAL F-T.XFF-FROM LEFT TO RIGHT I NX KIIIXYILIQR, ICIIITH 5. HARIPNER, If L. YATE5, ISIJITII MOFFETT fEIJ.'IN'ClIlEl7J, O, XV. SNARR, MARY ARMSTRONG, J. C. HLTPP, R. M. GOLLADAY, B.M FACULTY WALTER M, DVKE, A. B, LORXIN FORTNEY, PII. Ir MQDIQRN 1..xNuU,mris CHIZMI5'I'RX' ANI: 1-uysxcs MABEL IIENSHAW GARDINER, M. P. L. LYNNE WADIJIZLL, -M H H151-ogy 1zxu1,1su LOVISE J. SMITH, A. B ELLA Mfxx'T1'RN11:R, .,x. B. ANCIENT LANGUAGES SCIENCE I 3 -sn GQ U ' ns' f , gf. -- ' ff I If I M, 1 , 5? Qs Qi ELEANUR BLANQIIE BARNES II.-XRRIET SITMMERVILLE H.-xLE, .x. B MUSIC MATHEMATICS AND TRAINING VVORK Z'-35 - N f S X N Y, Q ,UI '17 QU g7i'.Q-5 . XX X 2 X X Q ff six N N xg ' f fl, f lzl X ?1 UUQWKQQJZJX QQZ N X M J Sv 4 K flu 7 X f z f lkxyx FE Q X M N - f . X 1 Z , I F V I gf Xi ,J ,,!.-L.- '-. i les Ng . , my 'f M X V Mix , Z X f gs f If 7 f. i q fg, f , 5 '. In A V xx X ' ' XX 3 MZ - XX f Nm Ss J' VX S1 CLASS 'I I uI,uRS-M21rmm11 and Uld Gold I:I.OXVER-D2ii5 I wufluzl . 1 IU'-IJI'4'NItI'4 'Cl'l'filI 1' . l'l'llYIll'1'l' Rauf 'P rl 1' ' 'nf MOTTO Ffrnz I0 our Pzlrfrow YELL Hull-a-by, Lull-a-hy, Li-bi-lus, VVhat do you say is the matter with us? Whether on earth or up in Heaven, VVe're the Class of IQI 1. OFFICERS 14 Y W. J. CUNNINGHAM NELLIE SPEDDEN RACHEL SNYDER ELMABETH BANKS . W. D. HIMES BOYS BILLMYER, C. D. CIINNINGHAM, W. j. GARIJINER, ROBERT HARPER, C. N. H.-ARR, HERBERT M HIMES, W. D. KEARFOTT, WM. E. KNOTT, EHOAR LAMBERT, O. D. LYNE, FRANKLIN NICDANIEL, L. S. INICGARRY, EHMIINII MOLER, CLYDE MYERS, VICTOR POFFENBERGER, H. ROULETTE, E. R. STANTON, CARLTON VANCE, VVALTER H. C. CLASS ROLL I5 GIRLS BANKS, ABBIE BANKS, ELIZABETH BELTZHOOVER, KATIIRX N BI'TLER, BESS DILLON, GRACE FOLK, LOUISE GRIFFITII, LOIIISE INIARTEN, LENORA IXICNEILI., INEZ MUSE, STELLA MYERS, LAILA SELLAR, ROSE SHIIOART, IXIARGARET SIOLER, LOUISE SNYIJER, RACHEL SNYIIER, ROSE SPEUIJEN, NELLII5 STEPHENS, KIINNIE STROHE, TEXANA STIIMP, LILLIAN TAYLOR, ELIZABETH VVENTLING, GRACE XVI-IITE, VIRGINIA XVRIGHT, FRANCES . iii v Ayr , V , Q... , ,Y NELLIE IIOLLXI1GESI'IiIJIJEN, VICE'PRES SIIIEIWIICRIISXIIWVN, XV. VA. Kin ELIZ.XBI5Tli 'IIXNNER BANKS, TREAN. suuP1lERlrs1uwN, W VA, XVILBERT AI. CVNNINGHAM, PRES. ALPENA. XV, VA, 41, Y RACHEL SNYDER, SEC. SHEPHERUSTOWN, W. VA. 1 Q-1 VVILLIAM D, HIMES, REPORTER SHARPSBURG, MD. Q, M, Q xx STELLA VIRGINIA MVH5 USLYXR nuxxri 1,,xMm5k'1' . MARY' lmgmqx DAVIS, W4 VAL mm Cklil-fk, w. xtx. srllfx-111-xwxlmxw, xx x x .gua- I 4 CHARLES CARLTON STANTON M.XRG.XRE'l' GREY SIIIYLKRT YICTUR L' MYI CllRIS'l'lANSliURH. VAX. llARI'ILR'h FERRY, XY, VA. lll-lvlLIfNYll l I-, XY X X ISLLSVVORTH R. ROl'l.ISTTIf M. GRACE DILLON VVILLIAM EIJXV.-XRD KEARFOTT srmkr-:-zlwrm, Mn. HEm:Esvxl.1,1a, w. VA 1uzAkN1ax'sv11,l,r2, W. v.-x. M EK fi -'fm ,Q ,Ap-15,5 ff,-,... - z?-Z1 , if 'J ih- Y, KATIIRYN ECKIQLA BELTZIIUOVER LEON SAYRE MCIJANIEL GRACE E, WENTLING SlIliI'llIiRl1SlUXVN, w. xxx. KINUVVINYIJ, W, VA, PAH' 1-Mx, w. VA. 5.9 'X my ,-gil ROBERT HENRY G,-NRIJINER ISLMABETII KIACKSON T.xx'l.UR EIIMVNIJ lr. MV LXRRX 1x1AR'rlNsHuRu, w. v.x. Euuxs, xxx xxx. mxrfx.xxxm.xx1 lvxuflnxx, xx x x ELIZABETH PRICE BUTLER CHARLES N. HARPER TEXANN M. NTROIDI SHEl'lllZRDS'l'0VVN, VV. VA. RIVIERTUN, XV. VA. SHFl'lIliRlY2-CIR4MVN, XY X X ,sf lizifh H LLL FRANCES MARGARET WRIGHT C, CLYDE MOLER LIVIQI' VIRGINIA XVHITE SHIWHIQRIISTUWN, W, vn.. SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. VA. SHEPHERDSI-OWN, W, VA, is L, ay'- '1' I CHARLES FRANKLIN LYNE ROSE ELEANOR SNYDER WALTER VANCE I Slllil'H15RhS'IONNN, w. v.-x. SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA. ROARING, w. VA. ...Qt MARY LOVISE GRIFFITII EIHQAR 5. KNHTT MINNIIQ lzlvxlili x'l'lil'lHiXN u12u.xl-znsmww, w. VA. SHN-lmR11s1mx'x, xv. xxx IHYIHN. up xgx HERBERT M. IIARR LENORA MARTEN HENRY CLAXYTON l'UFFlfNHERf I lx BUIENA, NV. VA. SiIEl'lIERI!SlUNYN, XV, VA. Sll.Kl4l'NIiI'lf4., NV YA, rvlllp, 5 an M -'mms V A f-x LAILAX RVT11 MXJQR5 INEZ MCNEILI. LILLIAN O. STVMP I Hm,mfSv,1L,5, W, VA, nun xfllsnns, w. . sm5mmRxwsTowN, W, VA, MARIE LOVISE FOLK .XBBIE BANKS GERTRVDE LOUISE SIGLER N.'XR'l'lNfwHITRlL, w. v.x, sr1Er'n114:R11s1'Uw'N, W. VA. SHEPHERIJSTUWN, w. VA. AS THE SENIORS SEE EACH OIHER Prettiest girl-Rachel Snyder Wittiest-'Lillian Stump Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most originalMCarlton Stanton popular-Grace Wentling studious-Walter Vance brilliantgRose Snyder dignified-C. N. Harper fickle-Wilbert Cunningham influential-Wilbert Cunningham stylish-Nell Spedden sentimental-L. S. McDaniel eoneeited-L. S. McDaniel independent-E. R. Roulette Biggest Hirt-Wilbert Cunningham K Biggest tiirt-'Willmert Cunningham Biggest spoonereWilbert Cunningham Biggest Bluff-VVilbert Cunningham Biggest talker-Carlton Stanton Biggest baby-Kathryn Beltzhmwer Nc-atestkStella Muse Cutest-Minnie Stephens Si1liest'Luuise Sigler Laziest-Robert Gardiner Merriest-Lillian Stump Noisiest-Rose Sellar Haughtiest-Kathryn Beltzhuuver Next bride-Grace XVentling Next gI'O0lIlJL. S. Mellaniels Handsomest boyflfranklin Lyne Almlne Hanks Fliralietlt Banks Kathryn Iieltzhoover liess Iiutler Grace Dillon Marv Ilonley Louise Folk Louise Griffith Millie Lancaster lne7 McNeill Lenora Marten Stella Muse I aila Myers Rose Fellar Margaret Shugart Louise Sigler Rose Snyder Rachel Snyder Nelle Spedden Minnie Stephens Texana Strode Lillian Stump Flivaheth Taylor Grace Vtentling Yirginia XYhite Frances XVright Horace llanks Carroll Ilillniyer XYill1ert tfunningharn Rol-ert Gardiner Herltert Harr C N. Harper XY II. Hintes Xylllllllll Kearfott Fdgar Knott U. IJ. Lanilmert Lf F, I.yne I.. S. Mcllaniel F. II. Mt-Garry Clyde Moler Yictor Myers H. C. l'offenherger If. R. Roulette C. C. Stanton XYalter Vance FAVORITE STI 'DY French Irfrmrefitfy Delineator Engineering Marylanders Motors Sanitation Books Mathematics Tennis Rules Herluert Miller IVhat Yic. likes Geometry Carlton Sociology Lions Languages Toluology The Iloys The Decisive Hour Mischief Gardening Human-nature Physics Annie Blanche Tactics Ruth IVR Tayloring Iiacteria Girls Ilutlery Physics Mischief Yirgil Roses Girls Yirgil Sanitation VK'hat Laila likes Ducks Germs Sugar and tea Harper SENIQR CLASS STATISTICS Her walk A strange heau Cleanliness Cradle-snatching Blushing Putting on airs Laughing Wearing lavender Taking notes Talking f Her gait Neatness Her smile Being late at classes Flirting Giggltng Reading Her amiahility New dresses Stretching it Going to Y. VV. C. A Teasing Copping frat. pins VVriting to Gili. Loyalty Eating candy Hunting liable NYM talk Spooning Proposing Sporting girls Alternating his love Loving His hair Making dates Blushing Reading the Registe Flattering Grinning His meekness Loving his sister VI'isdom Independence His warlock ' Studying I To Tri To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To irfrl To To To To To To .XMRITIDN he a teacher he a foresteress he stylish get a Prof. live in Maryland get a man he a teacher get a man graduate make a n impression he Finlev's own get through French he a nurse marry a jeweler he the preacher's wife look pretty he a Lioness go to Peabody he a Baker wear a frat pin he a missionary get class cuts lie a cook he Mrs. Mac, he a teacher graduate he a doctor 'Ito he a commander A new girl A steady regular Til To To To To To To To To To rltfl To To To To win Nome he ll Prof. make up with Rachel he a sport grow he an orator win Rose he loved graduate get 1oo in Geometry he near Laila he an engineer get a Ph. D, he It he ahead PROSPECT OF MARRIAGE! DISPOSITION Doubtful Sure thing Nothing doing Sometime Not definite She believes in it Very slight Remote Hopeless Sure thing In the near future Sure Perhaps Hopeless Good Distant Sure Good Fourth of .luly She's willing Perhaps Good Sure thing Settled Uoesn't helieve in it Very poor Imminent Vtlest Point first When he gets his M. D XVhen he graduates To he considered Vague Failed Faint Fine No hope Settled Settled Not considered Hopeless Can't Bright If Grace is ready Not yet Not for me Yery quiet Independent Snappy' Affectionate Very choiey Snolihish Strange Reserved Quiet jolly Haught V Quiet Funny Indescrihahle Changeable Bright Lovable Sweet Amialmle Unsellish Religious HQPPY Pouty ,Iolly Sweet Good Sporty Sullen Sentimental Ponty Faithful Dignilied Dandy Fiery Smiling Nervous Gentle Charming Allriglit Quiet Quiet Happy Good-hnmorecl Clever Argnmentative fn f, f fi? f, M- K, !' 'f XX gf f f ,G 1 N 3 1 Xixx x 5 1 W gxw . - ul ,W N .xl ' ff l I X ' X X Xx XZ f ' Cc J1.u RS-CI'i mmm un d Gold Pnw Icfwlll 1 zu Prwz .54f'c'l'1'fL Tn' J , In fm UN lll'l'l' U'1' Vfrl' Alff Ill ' CLASS '12 M OTTO Rfsfvlfe' 'ffm HI YELL Bim-a-laca, Bomu-a-laca, Bow-wow-wo w, Chic-a-laca, Chic-a-laca, Chow, chow, chow, One, Two, Three! VVho 1 Juniors! juniors! Chee! he! he! OFFICERS 20 ire we! FLQWER-W'hite Rose R. M. GOLLADAY . GUY CRIGLER EDITH NIOFFETT LEO INIILLER RUTH TAYLOR an M.. -fr ,.,. My ,x...,-. - vw. M 21-.M ....,,,L,, TWV... 1 .x .M L W' 1 it 1,71 ,v 1 Q- . M ef? ,M Q, .. - 0 Q .., 5 iv A .ffm Mm.- .if '-My-............Ma zgxy ,J VIIYNIOR L'L.Xb5 BUYS AVEY, GUY CRIGLER, GUY CRIsWI3LL, STUART H. IJOLLY, DON C, GAIN, C. G. GUl.L.XIJ.XY, R. M. HARIJIN, NEHTOR CARL HUPP, -I, C. KIIJWILISR, ELIAS W. AIILLER, LEO H. SMITH, LEO SNARR, O. W. THOMAS, PAUL XVIIITE, HARRY VVILLIAMSIJN, G. YATES, FRANR CLASS ROLL 28 GIRLS ARMSTRONG, MARY A. BURNS, ROSA LQARDNER, EDITH S. GARRETT, NAOMI MADDEX, JULIA V. MOFFETT, EDITH NICQUILKIN, FLORENCE POOLE, MADOE ROWE, GrOLDIE R. STUCKEY, NORA M. TAYLOR, RUTH A. VVINTERS, LULA H. AS THE JUNIORS SEE EACH OTHER Prettiest girlfNaumi Garrett Wittiestflil. W. Kidwiler Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most original-Edith Mollett popular-Edith Moffett studious-Edith Gardner brilliant-Mary Armstrong digniied-O. XV. Snarr liekle-Rose Burns intltientialgblulin C. Hupp stylish-Stuart Criswell sentimental-Rose Burns eoneeited-Guy Crigler indepenclenteli. VV. Kid wiler Biggest Hirt'-Madge Poole Biggest spmoiier-eklarlge Purple Biggest lvlullk-lulin C. Hupp Biggest talker- ilnliri C. Hupp Biggest liubyeflfclitli Gardner Neatest HSUIZIYI Criswell Cl1tQSt'H'N210I1ll Garrett Silliest-Samuel Xvlllllllllgtbll Laziest WN. C. Hardin Illerriest 'eeL11la VVi1iters Noisiest--E. XY. Kidwiler Hauglitiest-Edith Gardner Next lJrideeRutli Taylor Next gl'UUIllfIQ. KI. citllllldkly Handmmest lJfly'7Sl11Z1l'l Criswell , XXX f A O pi'F,V1-d6'72f lYl'CC-PTUS Secretary Refvorier Treaszu'e1' idezzl CLASS ' I 3 YELL Fra, la, la! How the Sophs will yell For the college and athletic team. Fra, la, la! How we Sophs will Swell! In nineteen hundred and thirteen. OFFICERS 3I E. W. llClRROW . P.x1'L WIEST EVELYN BILLMYER . P.x1'1. WIEST AIARVIN PORTERFIELU 4 l . ' .lLQ,l,. 5332. ,, , ,,,, WM . M 5.5.5 i MZ' 111 A Q' L, 1 ,X 4 X93 3. Q ,fn f . f ua...- -an-wus-1 ,f 1 . ,M 4 1 ff ' Eax. Q. All my -1.x Q , ..,,,W, ,.:. ,TT 1 F d igit? 4-.ft 4.41-v .V.f, , , f' Q : ,Q M .fflilanz , m!:i,Qi,.l4fg'.,,A:ig,g1'i.'5 S? E gf, z. X yy... ..v,,,,, . wma, Mu., lg.. ,, gg,,,,,,,.,,,. . x- -3 ,s.,..6M,, , Mrqm . 1, 1 Eg . Nl, it . .x,. i W M , A , .yfjaw Q Q- V tfs 21 fr , M: 14,3 1 '.1X.',,1 J.Qm:i:f l, ,.,., T .W A F i?4a.,,.,.,.., x W , f h f fQ.lZT1'Tif ., Q . Ay , , . M, ,g ,NN , ,,w.K..-- 0 , Wmk ,,.,., A V, , wx.. - l., ,..,4,W , ..e...-..,Q- ..V-w-,WNV ,.,. . - f il.. 121 T , ,...n,. 1 W... f..........., .....,.....v..X .. .,,.,..,,X...,...x,, ,, . N -.W,.- ,....... A., 'V , f , gf... 4 .V is , 04 .eg f':.,.-,Q ww ' ' X SOPHOMORE CLA SS BUYS BELL, E. C. BVRCH, j. C. CLABAUGH, NQRMAN CLAPHAM, R. E. DICKEN, -I. B. FQLR, WM. FLYNN, LIYHIER GATES, C. R. GRIFFITH, LEITH H.'XRIJIN, W. E. HOBBS, E. LOHM, G, L. MILLER, W. MORROW, E. W. MQYERS DI. -I. PE.-ASE, -I. M. PERKS, j:mN PHILLIPS, HNWARIY PURTERI-'1E1.n, M. H. R EXROIJE, KENNY SELVEY, W. H. SNYIYER, O. L. SPEROW, C. E. ST,-XLEY, HAMMQNU WIEST, PAUL CLASS RULL I3 GIRLS ARNul,1m, IJALNY ASKEY, BERNICE M. BILLMYER. EVELYN BOYD, CAR0L1Nri BRII.LIi.XRT, LIQNA CVSTER, jiisslri IML14, SARAH M. IfuR'rNl5Y, EVIELYN H HILL, BIABE1. IQNOIJE, BI.fXR'l'II.X KNOTT, ESTHER LICKLIIJISR, RVTH MQQVILRIN, LVCY MARLATT, HILDREIY BIILLIER, NELL113 M. M01.Es, MARYBELLE MYERS, BIARY LOVR. ANA IIS REINHART, C11ARLcYT 3 SHIQRLE. ANA SHICKLE, PEARL SWVAYNE, IMRA SXVAYNE, KKTRA Prett Witti Mfmst Most Must Must Must Must Most Most Must AS THE SOPHOIVIORES SEE EACH OTHER iest girleeHilrlred Blarlatt estwPaul VViest original-E. XV. Morrow pupularee Evelyn Billmyer Stllfiif31lS'fK. T. Rexrude brilIianteBerniee Askey dignified-Louis Lohm tickle-XV. E, Hardin intiilentizilili. VV. Morrmx stylish-Paul VK'iest seiitimeiitalejohn Perks Most eoueeited-Hildred Marlatt Most independer1teE. VV. Morrow Biggest HirtfLeith Griflith Biggest spoonerfE. XV. Morrow Biggest bluffgjohn Perks Biggest talkerFE. XV. Morrow Biggest baby-Leith Grifiith Neatest-Evelyn Billmyer Cutest-Norman Claybaugh Silliest-Paul VViest Laziest-Charles Sperow Merriest-Martha Knode N0isiestvPaul XViest Haughtiest4Louis Lohm Next bride-Evelyn Billmyei Next groom-E. VV. Morrow Handsomest boy-Paul VViest I 2.W , 4 -:A Z ff l S fx,-Q . V -:iij :Q K wwe ' N , 1 1, 1- X J 'X A.. -2 iv X Q,-I I lx 3 fx S 1 X 6' X N-vfpa lr ax QI , 6 '- I- Q mxkxi X f' nn. X S n KX ' .X ,it X if Q' 'Q fam. f ' f :Bigh t lf' uw' 1 f fN Q, X ,pl f ,f iw f 713 ,... , if f 2' .gf 1 - ,L 1 J ,. n- L A sq EA 1 V I M742 . fl , . , , ,7 ' 2 I WPS Q2 QQ i - E 3 ' U 2: 1 X hiv vw .. -: 'Q . Qin 7 5 - I . , fa' , 4 E x y A 6 5 X QQ : ! : C4 rl.4'JRflirCE'11 CLASS '14 FLO WER4Four-Leaf Clover PA'rRoN-St. Patrick MO'1 I'O We're green, but wc'l1 ripen YELL Ki, yi, yi Ki, yi, yi Sis, hah, boom Class of fourteen Give them room. OFFICERS ' C. C. LUCAS 1,If,xIrI': 1Il . l'I4f'l'l,l'f'NIvfIl'Hf RUTH LINK Si1'4'1'4'1'tI1 'l' . DALLAS ARTHUR l'n'f1x111m1' KATHLEEN HENKLE 16.-pf-irfff' , , NIARGERY HENDRICKS 3,6 2 ,Q , Q :Eff 'Xa r qw-' JY' 'bl'- -on ii' Ali, . I A 41- AN! vs- H FRESIIMEN ANI? PREP5. BOYS BUYH, CHARLES BUSEY, DERYARII CULSTON, RANDOLPH CRAWFORD, A. H. DONLEY, RALEIGH IRVIN, HERBERT JONES, CHARLES KNOTT, WALTER LINK, CHARLES LUCAS, C. C. MOLER, MILLER SH.-XFFER, RALEIGH SHIRLEY, JOHN SLONAKER, LESLIE SNYIJER, FERII SNYIIER, LUTHER STALEY, ROY STANLEY, WM. VAN NIETRE, STUART VAN METRE, THOMAS XVHITE, RUSSELL WILSON, EIHQAR CLASS ROLL AN GIRLS ARTHUR, DALLAS BAKER, BERTHA BILLMYER, NIARGUERITE BOSWELL, HELEN BUTTS, MARY DICK, ETHEL FELTNER, BETTIE HENIIRIQKS, RIARGERY HENKI.E, KATHLEEN KNUTT, RUTH LINK, HELEN LINK, RUTH LQUTHAN, EMMA LUVTHAN, NIARY INICDONALD, NIAUIJ MILLER, RUTH NELSON, BIARGERY QSBOURN, RIARGARET SAMPSELL, EMILY SHOWE, JOSEPHINE TRIPLETT, NIARY VVAGONER, SALLIE XVILLIAMSON, BESSIE XVILT, TVVIL.-X XVYSONG, KATHERINE . CLASS 'I5 CoLoRs-Qld Rose and Silver MUTTU-. P1'm'z'flc 111 Vifc- Frm Scc1'0z'a1',1' Twczx zz ru Reporter 'iflwzi BOYS ALDER, Rox' BRITNER, JACK FL.'xuG, CL.xL'mi HILL, HUGH JONES. IMVIIJ LINK, XVESLEY YELL Riffffledv Riffffledv Ree OO .1 ' OO J' XVho are we? XVe're the Preps Of old S. C.- OFFICERS CLASS ROLL 39 GIRLS ld mira fur LINPLTLI . D.xv11m JONES RUTH HUFFMAN . .IACK BRITNER NAN MOFFETT M.-xRG.xRET MOLER HENIDRICIQS. I2Llz.x1s12'ru HENKLE, M.-my HERSHBERGER, XELLIE Huvmux, RIYTH Ho1.L11w.x, ETHE1. HC?LLIIJ.'X, M.xl'Lm LARRICK, NEI.L11i MQFFETT. NAN KIULER, AI.'XRGARE'I' CHRINPINE Luvlsli ST.xN'1'uN, ST.xN'ruN, TEACHERS' REVIEW CLASS BUYS BAR'r1.15T'r, C1'1.1.13N CARR, OMER C1.11f'ruN IJ1fRs'r, VERNON R. FLYNN, C1.AR1iNc12 FURTNEY, lIlLI..XRIr H. LAMBERT, GORIIHN LARRIQR, J. W. LARRIQR, Rm' A. RUBY, C1.AR1iNc1i SHAW, CQORIMJN C. SIIUMU, A. F. SIMMONS, W11.1.1AM B. SMIT11, W. T. SNARR, XVARIJNICY S1f1ass12R'r, ALLAN H. '1'A1.13u'1 1', SAXMVIZI. FUR11 WE1a1.12x', O111,13x' GRAY W11,soN, EDGAR A. W1M12R. XVII.I.l.fXM If. U GIRLS BARRETT, LAURA Y. CHAPMAN, ELSYE R. CHESHIRE, F1,oRENc12 IJ1cR, ETHE1, L. 631212, N15TT1E C. GETZ, R11o11A M. H.XINIES, VERNA E. HARMAN, KATIE H.vXRI'ER, IVA HARPER, NULA H.XRRISK'JN, NIAY 151.1 K151T12R, E1.s1L3 LAKIN, KATE S, Luv, HILIJ,X M11.1,12R, LVCY IJ. McKowN, R11'111 NELSUN, AIARGERY Pww121.L. BERTIE PUWVNELI., NINA R1uG1,15MxN, LAVRA R1c1f.:1.12MAN, SARA XVATSUN, j13ss112 W1 I,I,I A MSDN, M A R Y ZAHETII 'l 2 Z 3 Q I 7 i Q ,,- .au- rv'-'vvPfs,,,,,V e X .. ,.- el: an ' sr 1- as .,....., --...aw W, V, ,,..g,: T E .X CIIERN' REVIEW' clmxws, mx: .- , ,W ,, ,, ..,.,f 'MY' -nn-'M ' ' :wif s wi 'wrfia 'li GIRLS' ACHORUS FRrm1 LEF1 'lu Rlnln Maud lllCl,llIl21lll, Minnic Stephens, Illanclw XYilt, Charlotte Reiuhart, Nellie Spcdden, Edith Moffett, Hildred Murlotte, Laila Myers Ruth Miller, Kathryn Beltzhwmver, Ruth Knott, Miss Barnes, Margaret Shugart,Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Banks. -Wi' SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC COLORS' Light ljllkllffllf . I 'IU'-l'1'Iw1'IfI'11l S4111 fclfil' . l1u1I1I1'r1 t'I'I'lI'v . l7mr1AfcI'I'jn'1 1x,4'fWrH'l4'I CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY BUYS ISANRS, HORAQE I5I'RcII, VI. C. COLSTON, RANIIOLIIII CVNNINIQIIAM, WILIII GOLLAIIAI, R. M. HARIJIN, N. C. HARIIIN, W. E. HIMISS, W. IJ. -IONES, CIIARLES NIHNES, IJAVIII KIiARIfOTT, WM. E. Ii N O T T . E In G A R UFFICERS MEMBERS 44 GIRLS ARMSTRONG, IXIARY ASKEY, BERNIUE BANKS, ABRIE BANKS, ELIZABETH Blue amd XYIIIIQ MOTTO-III' vozzfjzzrrs IVIIU fUlI'lIll'l',N lzuzzwlf A. . C. C. STANTON E. R. ROULETTE RAUIIEL SNYIIER EDITH GARDNER LIINNIE STEPHENS PAUL XVIEST LOUISE GRIFFITII BELTZIIOOVER, KATIIRYN BOYII, CAROLINE BVRNS, ROSA BUTLER, BESS FOLK, LOUISE GARDNER, EIIITII GARRETT, NAOMI GRIFFITH, LOUISE A U-Q X51 D W4 x gn 'E CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY LYNE, FRANKLIN MILLER, LEO MORROW, E. W. POFFENBEROER, H. C. ROULETTE, E. R. SMITH, LEO SNARR, O. W. STANTON, CARLTON VAN METRE, STUART WIEST, PAUL WILLIAMSON, S. G. YATES, FRANK HENDRICKS, ELIZABETH HENDRICKS, MARGERY HENKLE, KATHLEEN KNOTT, ESTHER KNOTT, RUTH LINK, RUTH MADDOX, JULIA MARLATT, HILDREU NIARTEN, LENORA MCNEILL, INEZ MILLER, RUTH MOFFETT, EDITH MOFFETT, NAN MUSE, STELLA V. REINHART, CHARLOTTE SAMPSELL, EMILY SHUGART, MARGARET SIGLER, LOUISE SPEDDEN, NELLIE STEPHENS, NIINNIE STRODE, TEXANA STUMP, LILLIAN TAYLOR, ELIZABETH TAYLOR, RUTH TRIPLETT, MARY WENTLING, GRACE VVILLIAMSON, BESSIE WINTERS, LULA WRIGIJT, FRANCES RARTHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY COLORS-lfJI'21I1gC and Dark Blue MOT'rOAl'm,1.AOL quunz m11xfmQ1' OFFICERS Pnamimzl . . , XYALTIQR VANCE Ivl'C'F-Ijl'C.NI,f1't'llf L. S. MQIJANIEL Sl:Cl'l'fClI l' Y1Tl'CIA'Ill't'l C rzlzf' Rvfwrfvz' Svrguz 111 Buys BELL, CLIFTUN B1LLmx'ER, C. D. BOYD, C. C. BUSEY, D. W. CHORPENNING, LLOY11 CRAWFORD, ALVIN CRIGLER, GUY DICKEN, -I. B. DOLLY, D. C. DURST, VERNON FLYNN, C. E. FLYNN, LUTHER MEMISICRS 47 GIRLS ARTIIVR, I7.XLI..X5 BILLMYISR, EYIZLYN Ilxclc, ETHEI. I, IJILLON, KQRACE IMJNLEY, MARX' FOLK, SARAH FORTNEY, EvE1,x'N HARPER, NOLA HOFFMAN, RVTH KEITER, ELSIIC LICKLIIJIQR, RVT11 AICDONALIJ, MA L11 CQRACE ITILLHN C. N HARPER . U. IJ. LAMBERT If W. KIIJWILISR bl. IS. IJICREN ,Fm x -mv, ,Q-4 'I J 1' 'X l'.XRTIIENI.XN LlTI2R.XRY !wOCIETY FOLK, WILLIAM FORTNEY, NIILLARD GARIJINER, R. H. HIXRPER, C. N. HARR, H. M. HOBBS, E. E. HUPP, J. C. KIIIWILER, E. W. KNOT'1', WALTER LAMBERT, G. G, LAMBERT, O. D. NICDANIEI., L. S, KTCGARRY, E. IJ. MOLER, CLYIIE IWYERS, VICTOR NELSON, G. O. PEASE, M. J. PERKS, JOIIN PORTERFILLII, MARVIN REXROIIE, K. T. SIIIRLEY, JOIIN SIMMONS, W. B. SLONARER, LESLIE SNYDER, F. H. SNYIIER, O. L. SIJEROW, CIIARLES WILSON, E. A. XVIMER, FLEET MCQIIILKIN, FLORENCE MOLER, MARGARET NIYERS, LAILA MYERS, LOIIRANA OSBOVRN, BIARGARET POOLE, MAIIOE ROBEY, IJESSIE SIIIQKLE, PEARL ST.-XNTON, CIIRIsTINE STANTON, LOI'IsE STVQREY, NORA XVAGNER, SALLY XVHITE, VIRGINIA XVILT, BLANQHE XVYSONG, KATIIERINE ENGLISH CLUB COLORS-Crimson and W'hite MOTTO-D0 your bm! fo jind lhc basl in everything Ilvad . Scribe C1011 ll.Yl'f l'z'cc-Con mel Sf'f'I?Ul',Y R4'f10l'ZUI' II 'Izivlz YELL YVITO? XVhiCh? 'XVlIat? Vllhen? English Club! English Club! Nineteen-ten! OFFICERS LEARNERS BOYS CRIGLER, GUY GULLADAY, R. M. HARPER, C. N. HARR, H. M. HIMES, W. D. MDRROW, E. W. RDULETTE. E. R. SNARR, O. W. VANCE, WALTER XVILLIAMSON, G. 50 WALTER VANCE RACHEL SNYDER . MARGARET LYNNE WADDELL . . lN'lARY ALICE ARMSTRONG W. D. HIMES AND NELLIE SPEDDEN . HERBERT M. HARR CHARLES. N. HARPER GIRLS ARMSTRONG, lw.-XRY A. BILLMYER, EVELYN GARDNER, EDITH MOFFETT, EDITH SIGLER, LQIIISE SNYDER, RACHEL SNYIDER, RGSE SPEIJDEN, NELLIE WENTLING, GRACE XVILT, BLANCHE 5- il ENGLISH CLUB PI'c'xZ'tfc'l l'z1w-1'1- St't'l'L'lJlIl' f'1'1'f1k' 7!l't'lI s Ill' R1'fmrlvr Fl' miflwlli ILEXTEMPO OFFICERS MEMBERS ARNULIY, G. R. BIQLL, E. C. CULHTON, R. CRNQLER, GUY Cl'NN1Nc5H.LxM, W. J. IJOLI,Y, D. C FLYNN, C. IC. FLYNN, LUTHER FOLK, VV. L. IFNRTNIQY, LORXIN F. 1f4mR'I'N1iY, M. H. C3o1.I..x1m.xY, R. M. GRIFFITH, LIQITII H,-XRIJIN, N. C. 52 KIDWILIQR, E. W. LARRICK, ROY LAMBERT, G. G. LYYMBERT, O. D. MILLER, E. W. WIURRONV, E. W. INIUYERS, J. J. MYERS, V. C. NI3I.soN, G. U. PE.-XSIE, M. J. PERKS, J. M. PORTIQRFIEIJJ, M. H. REXROIJI2, K. T. RUBY, CLARENQE L. MQDANIE1. E. W. MORRQW O. L. SNYDER WALTER VANCE . O. W. SNARR O. D. LAMBERT I ' 1' mx, '!uO1'f..,.! -4155 Q. , ww .......... , ,.- ........x. x .ng J. N .3-.-1116 j, -v. 31' 'wg -- f--v 4--fum, . un? fn, , ,pp 'a -ik -29343 Aff . ,Emu IJEXTEMPO HARDIN, W. E. HARPER, N. C. HARR, H. M. HUPP, J. C. SLONAKER, LESLIE SMITH, TALMAGE SNARR, O. W. SNYDER, O. L. SPEROW, CHARLES STANTON, C. C. TALBOTT, S. F. SELVEY, WILLIAM SHAW, G. C. SHOMO, ARTA SIMMONS, WM. THOMPSON, HARRY VANCE, WALTER WIEST, PAUL WII4LIAMSON, S. G WILSON, EDGAR WIMER, FLEET yvATES, F. L. QS .4- u- J ilm o ,C I 1' Aol' 1 9 , . .qgi If 006: 0 V-u o 4 064, Y 1 - 1 R X f- J I 2' Aux! QL? 4' - I: -':: .1 --1 - Y ZA lx I -F I Aus H -I .. V. U- , .-J -- .,- X 1- ei 'W' .- 11 l i fqfo -7- ,, 1 1 gf KWJ 402 ' ,7,i. - 11 Z: 5. ALI, Q1'uQ'r ,momma 'rms 1'u'1'uM.xg Pits I. I IH' Pm I., l1'ftH'l' rfrllf 'II' I It II.v1II'1'1' Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS M EM BICRS ARMSTRIINII, DIARY A. ARTIIIIR, D.fxI.I.As BANKS, ABIIIIS BARNES, ELEANIIR B. BAI5I.'I'zIIIIoYER, KATIIRYN HIIYII, C.xRoI,INE DIINLIQY, AIARY FIILI4, LoI'IsI3 FIILK, S.xR.xII GARIJINIZR, MRs. RIABEI. H. GARIINER, PIIIITII HILL, MAIIEI. KNIIIIIE, MARTII.-I KNIITT, RIITII LIQRLIIIIER, RIT'FII LUlT'1'II.XN, EMMA 56 M.xRI..xT'I', H1I.I,JREIJ MIIRTEN, LENIIRA MILLER, NELLIE MOFFETT, EDITII MIJFFETT, NAN INIYERS, LAILII NIQLSIJN, RIARIQIQRY RIIWE, GIILIIIE 'SELL.xR, RusI5 SIYIITII, LIIIIISE J. SNYIJER, RAQIIEL STROIII5, TEX.IN.I STIIQRIEY, NORA SWAYNIE, IJORA TIYYLOR, RVTII TVRNER, ELLA M. XVAIJDELL, LYNNE SALLII2 XVAGONISR RIYIIII TAYLOR . NAN MoFFE'I'I' MIYVIJ MCDONALD if 18- , Ji I Tw Sf' f 1 ',.4?'t-n 'S R 'far .'..a as fo .lu- ' I ,n ' lg ,-.--, :gg 1 4-v-Lhyv QQ' -Y I tp 4 -, v Q, 1- ya. : ' Q J 1 an XJJ , ,vi ..54KZ..4, . X ring'-.1 1-Q .,,,-.v- ihnf s ,l!l S.'a, fi -::'22f-'::f: Fa U 'X ,XX Y 'fn . L PW5Iz'dc11I . I'1'CC-P1'l',f1-dC71f Scfrclary . 7'7'6't15Zl1'Fl' RFf7U7'fl'l' ARNOLD, G. R. BILLMYER, C. D. CLAPHAM, ROGER CRAWFORD, ALVIN DOLLY, D. C. GOLLADAY, R. M. HARPER, C. N. HARR, H. M. HUPP, J. C. JONES, DAVID ' LAMBERT, O. D. LUCAS, C. C. Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS MEMBERS 58 J. C. HUPP R. M. GOLLADAY . MARVIN PORTERFIELD MCGARRY, E. D. MYERS, V. C. PEASE, M. J. PORTERFIELD, MARVIN POFFENBERGER, H. C. SHAW, G. C. SMITH, TALMAGE SNARR, O. W. SPEROW, CHARLES VANCE, WALTER HIMES, W. D. CRISWELL, H. S. ROGER CLAPHAM C. C. LUCAS sh, in af-A an ..-..., W , ' M:-iff 'xii- xfqvr. , 'f'i fav .1 .und .5 Ak,,,.slv. '9 TA ,Q ' 5 'ar . N - 4'--,Q-.. , -F ' , !'e-ilk 4 X -M- ,.-+' Y. M. C, A. PI'VwI'1f1'llf 1141-PIII .SI'a'1'I'lI11'YI' l1'f'Iz.I'1I1'I'1' J , . , ,1 fu WUI 1'1 IE Idv nl 12001'A'4'l'f7l'l' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AVEY, GUI' ATIIEY, E. W. BVSEY, D. W. CRIGLER, GIIY CIINNINIQIIAM, W. DIQKEN, NI. B. DOLLY, IJ. C. DONLEY, RALEIGH DURST, V. R. FOLK, W. L. FORTNEY, LORAIN FORTNEY, M. H. IIARIDINER, R. H. HOLLIS, TRAMMEL OFFICERS MEMBERS BOYS 60 LAMBERT, G. G. LAIVIBERT. O. D. LINIQ, WESLEY MQIMNIEI., L. 5. BICGARRY, E. IJ. INIILLER, Pl. W. IXIILLER, LEO MOLIER, CLYDE RIORROW, E. W. 1 W. J. CIINNINGHAM H. M. H.-IRR ELIZABETII TAYLOR EIIIIIUNII, MCGARRY . W. D. HIMES E. W. MORROW MYER, V. C. PERIIS, -IOIIN POFFENBERGER, H. C. Aff PuR'rERFIELI.I, M. H. REXRODE, K. T. 7' ,VMJW . ,. ..,-,j3,W, A 0 W., NYM. dw 5 , ,1......,,,, 1 A, -'A-M-H -- , J... x I a +-4 N-.Hs-'QA . .4 ...A- - J., .n,. W , :t 'w'YW.,.,,W - 'f'W' ------7 - f ,W YQ 'N ' ff' 'X .R -Was-......q......,,.,, . V, 4-jj M A . 4 , 1... . .......,-.-.........., as K-R ,Q 2?f3i. '.1 mg, vig as.-:wx ad 'IJ My K H532 .X'l'HLE'l'lC .XSNOCIATIGN HARDIN, N. C. H.XRIJIN, W. E. HARPER, C. N. HARR, H. M. HIMES, W. D. HODHS, E. E. HUPP, j. C. IRVIN, HERBERT JONES, IJAVID KEARFOTT, W. E. KIDWILER, E. W. KNOTT, JACK ARMSTRONG, DIARY BILLMYER, EVELYN BOSWELL, HELEN BURNS, ROSA BUTLER, BESS IDILLON, GRACE GARRETT, NAOMI Ii.-XRRISON, BIAY HOLLIDAY, ETHEL PIOLLIIJAY, NIAUIJ lXIARL.X'1'T, HII.DRED INIARTEN, LENORA ALICE GIRLS 62 ROULETTE, E. R. SHIRLEY, JOHN SLONAKER, LESLIE SNARR, O. W. SNYDER, FERD SNYDER, O. L. ST.-XLEY, HAMMOND THOMPSON, HARRY VANCE, WALTER VAN METRE, STUART WVIEST, PAUL VVILLIAMSON, S. G. WVILSON, EDGAR YATES, F. L. MCNIELL, INEZ MOFFETT, EDITH NIYERS, LAIL.-X NELSON, NIARGERY SHOWE, JOSEPHINE SHUOART, NIARGAREI' STEPHENS, BIINNIE TAYLOR, ELIZABETH TAYLOR, RUTH WILLIAMSON, BESSIE VVINTERS, LULA XVENTLING, GRACE -31. V , '1-'vi-.V l -3.4 -, ' K W ,, 'C 'v QQg'j M -----.-...-.-.......-...... 6 4 f v-1-F - N as lr ,... 5, ,uk X Z 'N '4. -, 459- i V ,i?f A . , ,N fin A a 5 5 ,X . V , v , fp. Wie f' 535, iv? A' ' ,fix j A ,L b. ,W V BASEBALL Tlf.XM 'XIUX LR, kllIVI,IET'I IZ, l,.XMlilZR'I IPRHNT RlDXV 'IRVIN, Y,YlES, GARIIINER, . 'T REAR RUXY 'l,.X3IllfiR1', IIUUBS, MHRRUKV, CAPIAINQ IIIMIZS, SNYIHVR, PROP LURINI-Y, NIANAMI-ZR -f-ww 'fa T' ww' 4 'HQN '1 'Z ?f-was BASKETBALL HE most successful season of basketball ever put through by Shepherd College was the one just en ed the blue and gold warriors haxinff to theu credit when the iw ng sounded for the close of the season, nine victories and marked against them but one defeat. All of our old rivals, one by one, went down and several new opponents tasted the bitterness of defeat at the hands of our valiant quintet. On the twenty-first of january our bitterest foes, the boys from St. blames, the home of the reputed Bai Yuka, swooped down upon our gym determined to wipe us from the face of the earth. But, lo, when the battle was ended and the smoke had cleared away the Marylanders were seen in ignomiuous retreat to the tune of sixty-four to four. The scorekeeper said after the game that he got tired of keeping account of the goals that Buck Gardiner shot and Ferd Snyder and Avey declared that it was the best practice they ever had. In the game against Vtfayneshoro our boys did some real playing. The XYaynesboro team came to us with a good record and were confident of victory when they landed within the gates of New Mecklena berg, but, as all the rest of the hopefuls who had been arrayed against us were treated, so were the Waynesborians. At all times during the games the head of Himes, our trusty center and Captain of the squad, could be seen bobbing up and down from one end of the floor to the other, and it has been stated by the scorekeeper that the number of goals shot by Smith is not on record. In February a much-heralded team from the depths of Penn's woods came against us, but they met the common fate and went back to Pennsylvania in a much greater hurry and with considerably more lowered spirits than they had come. But, alas, for us, they determined to have sweet revenge, and sent a team down which gave us the only defeat of the season. In such a defeat, however, there was no disgrace. Our boys were simply otlt of their class. Nothing more need be said, further than that the score will show that we made a better showing against the Forester's veterans than several teams in our own class made when contesting with us. O5 Our team this year consisted for the greater part of veterans, men who many times before had battled for the honor of old S. C., and who bore many marks of former contests when they went upon the tloor for the initial game ofthe season. VVell did they play their respective parts and it is doubtful if any other school near us of the same standing as Shepherd College ever has had or ever will have the team which can equal the live who have just carried the battle tlag of our Alma Mater to victory and to glory. At Shepherdstown, . -t S. C., 47. . Martinsburg Y. M. C. A. 3 At . I S. C., 36. . Frederick College 32 At Front Royal . . t C., 18. . Randolph-Macon I7 At Shepherdstown. . ii C., 62. . St. blames 4 At . t S. C., 37. . Randolph-Macon 5 At 4' . if S. C., 45. . Vtfaynesboro High School 2 At Cumberland , t S. C., 33. . Alleghany Co. High School I4 At Keyser . . it C., 29. , Keyser Prep. School 22 At Shepherdstown, . t S. C., 22. . Penn State Forestry College I5 At . . it S. C., 9. . Penn. State Forestry College 32 66 I-'ig ,ga-. H1 F Q .dm I If if.: ,. 21. :AF ill 4-V PICKET STAFFYFROM LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING-LENORA MARTEN, ELIZAHETII BVTLER, L. S. MCIJANIEL, ROSE SNYIJIZR, E. IP. MCGARRY IANST, BVS. IN MARY ARMSTRONG, IVALTER VANCE SITTINGYO. VV. NNARR fASST. EIJITOI-LJ IEIJITII 5. GARDNER IASST, EDITORJ C. N. HARPER 1I2IlI'I'OR'IN'CIIIIiF,7 EIJITII MOFFETT, R, M. GOLLAIJAY L BUS. MGRJ 1r,R.b 4 . .: ' . x xl 77. , ..'. ., N- Lt' QJ' vb f -fa wok? I J .1 rl is : ' xx R Y fxfzf gr!-l wra-if c',,l'g I A N 5 of 0 ' W' Q- 4 I . 1' ' -In X 1 'N ' 1138 E 7 In V .. j X .Q , I I we V , .-.., ' ' U, A V .' an:r'4ffEi5EGJE.f.iiF.fz:f:,ji:iiQ.., A- T7 ,I W X 4.v4:.v,7Zf,2:i 'f- , J 7 In lil, . 1 if '27 ,fb X . , , 3 Q in X5 ij, , A - ' - -- . ' -' 'u v- 1, ' r , 3--1 2' . -. f ' . , M xW LLBii x . ,. , . ff-fmmutig - P 'f ROSTER CORPS OF CADETSL SHEPHERD COLLEGE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL STAFF AND NON-CUMMISSIUNEID STAFF PRINCIPAL, TIIUS. C, FIILLIQR LLUHIHZKIJIHII FIRST LII3IITI5N.xNT, W. IJ. HIINIIES . . ..1Ilj11lf SECOND LII5I l'ENANT, If. D. AICGARRY K-l111z1'lf'1'111I1II1 SIERGEANT, F. L. XYATIES . l'l1z'qf.U11m'1'111 PRIVATE, W. J. CIINNINILIIAM I .IfljuffzIzf'I 61411, FIELII :f1C.xP'r,xIN, C. D. BII.I,1vII'ER, CoMM.xNIIINn B.x'I I'.xI.IIIx C.xI I1IIN, C. F. LYNI5, COMIIIANIIINIQ B.xTT.xI,InN SIERGEANT INIASIOR, LIiu SMITII COMPANY KINFANTRYJ C.xPT.IIN, C. F. LYNI5, CuIvIIxI.xNII1Nn FIRST LII2IfTI3N.xNT, W, II. HIMIES SIQCONII LII5I'TI2N.IxN'I', E. D. MQCLIRRI' FIRST SERGEANT W.xI.TER VINCE SERGEANTS RIIIQER CI..xPII.xM VIIIIIN PI5RIqs FIQRII SNYIIER CURPURALS WM. KI5.IRFuTT Y. C. BIYERS CLYIIE MuI.IiR IE. C, BI2I.I. K. T. RIEXRIIDE C. SPERIIW M. H. PoRTI5RIfII5I,II faq PRIYATES AYEY, GLY FLYNN, C. ICC. PHILLIPS, H. T. BOWLEY, XV: GRIIIFITII, L. SELVEY, XV. BI'SI3Y, IJ. XXV: HIILLIS, M. 'IVF SLUNAIQER, L. CULSTIJN, R. Hl'PP, J. C. STIYNTON, C. CT CRAWFURII, A. H. -Il,JNE5, CIIAS41 SNYIJER, L. IMNIELS, XVIYIW JQNISS, IJ. SNYIJER, O. L. DICKEN, J. B. KIIIWILIQR, F. XX'. VXVEBLEY, U. G. DIILLY, IJ. C76 MILLER, F. XX'. XX'ILSoN, F. A. IJVRST, X'. MILLER, LEIH1 XX'ILLIIYIvISoN, S. FLYNN, L. PI5.xSIi, M. -I. B COMPANY KSIGNAL CURPSJ FIRST LIEI'TEN.xN'I', E. R. RoI'I.I2T'I'I2, CuIvIIvIIxNIIINI.z FIRST CLASS SERGEIXNT, H. C. PIIIIIPIQNBERIQER SIQQIINII CLASS SI5Rr:I2.xN'I', H. S. CRISXVIZLL CIIRIIIIRAI., E. S. KNU'I 1' PRIVATES, FIRST CLASS XXI'II5S'I', P. F. H.XRIJIN, XXL E. CRIIQLER, GUY PRIX'.-XTES H.XRIJIN, N. C. HIIBBS, IZ. IE. FOLK, XX'IxI. ST.YN'I'uN, C 4:LCft School before Close of year. THonorablc diScl'Iz1rge. 70 i ii ...Q ,K ' Vi- 4 NI, vnu:- LL! hu-I Ill fs-ff 1 Amt , . ' ' 1 , ' ' -is-4-.' v. - 3- R F ' Q 1 e 4 -A Q -' ' 5 x P ' 'Yury S N N Q.,,.,v' ,Q-Q5.u W gk.. K ,QQ s D 40 '--gr. . Y! M THE LIBRARY f W! FW ,iT' C A : W A 'I - 1 ff-I '1 A: -,7 , ffm ' ' I4 A 1 XxXxQ'gj7A44'fjlgve7r',f 7 if M 8 yu' v' pk , .M A M , L ' '.'-431 ' M, 'A 'ff 'M ,lllft f + i X fuefiv W K f . N X W1 , . ' 2 wwwwv ,Q 1' fEM ,e !f ', fy I ,,,, ,i . X X Vi, M ,Q ,f 1 ' lf 7 X 1 ff 1 1 lf- .s,-f-q-w Qua,g:gfM40 , ,Q-f b. 2 X. f ,, ' w , 'lg' - 'Lx' ,at ,ana-1. f.g:'fgzg,'fff-, 91-q,f.,,j,'fffj ffiyzjgy, 1 X fi , Q' .V L r - ., MWQJ. 4fgff1mQ!ffi5 off 111,90 Q.m,,,p1, V fkligmliguqg ff M f X K 4 ? MZff '1'f 4w f f T iana' f-L 4 , L . f V ,f' - J X .fff we f' ' f ' 1g i 'f'f - wemm- :av f f' gqwf- R, ,,gf,f73 6ff1 ' . ' X'-- I-S -,,,..:.3. x. -- - - EICTIQN I 2 s ,w 4 5 fm 7 S 9 O I '7 3 4 5 fr. 7 WHO'S WHO AT SHEPHERD COLLEGE To whom did they take tl1e grist? What is left in tl1e clearing? Tl1e 11211116 of a XVUlIl21ll,S college? VVho cultivates cabbage? Upper part of a house? Tl1e man who makes clothes? 18. Lower part of a house? 19. A class of athletes? 2o. A dun and soft mud? 21. English pronunciation of up? 22. King of beasts? 23. To applaud and part of a pig? 24. A game of fortune? A fortilication and a part of tl1e body? Small girl's chief plaything? Cute part of a pig? A 1I1Cl11lJCl' of tl1e nobility? The color of the spectrum? Bump U11 a log? 'Where are the cows kept? A11 a11cie11t musician? A meek animal Zlllil a boy's -lf! tl1e gangs all here? Une sweetly solemn thong name? 32 YY ht? 25. Handy man 21I'O11I1Cl tl1e hotel?-boy 3. 26. Name of a German river and an organ of circulation? 27. An old English writer? 28. Add Robert to her 11a111e and you will have a poet 29. A slang expression and 24 hours? KY,-J, A kind of fur, also a bird? 31. VVhat llowers do when not watered? . The old--at home? 33. A 1118.11 servant? 34. Eat, drink and be 111erry for to-we may die? tSee page 77 for answersj 7-l 'J TALL TIIVIBERS' FIRST DAY AT THE CASTLE OF KNOWLEDGE N the early fall, Tall Timbers, accompanied by Inner Self, left his mountain home for the Castle Ya of Knowledge, which 15 situated in the X alley of X irginia. llus Castle is ruled over by Gentle Heart, assisted by Slim, Good Nature, Fair, Unfair, Beloved, Frozen and Strict Rule. The morning after his arrival, he entered the gate of the Castle of Knowledge. Raising his eyes toward the roof, he muttered, Suppose it should fall! 'fBe of good cheer, whispered Inner Self, and enter into the Castle of Knowledge. He entered and was met by Gentle Heart. VVhat is your name and what will you have? he asked of Tall Timbers. My name is Tall Timbers and I seek all the learning that I can possibly acquire from the Rulers of the Castle of Knowledge. Are you willing to labor? Learning comes only through unceasing toil. Yes, I am willing with all of my heart, answered Tall Timbers and he was at once received. Gentle Heart referred him to Strict Rule, who wrote on a card all of the Rulers he was to see. Upon going from the room occupied by Strict Rule, he observed, just opposite, the cell ruled over by Good Nature. He entered and, after being asked to join the Basketball Team, was told that there were numerous rules to commit if he acquired learning in Algebra. Good Nature then passed around some candy and Tall Timbers was excused. You will master Algebra for he is an easy mark, whispered Inner Self. Next, he went to the room occupied by Gentle Heart, where he was supposed to get training in School Management. After about ten minutes, this stern, but gentle Ruler appeared. He talked the first five minutes about what the State Legislature was doing and what it ought to do. The next live minutes Tall Timbers learned the names of all the College Professors and Presidents this side of the Mississippi, together with the members of the Boards of Education and County Superintendents of XYest Virginia. The remainder of the time was spent in discussing Birds, Superstitions and the General School Fund and reciting stories found in McGuffy's School Readers. 75 An interesting man, said Inner Self, as they left, but I didn't hear anything about School Manage- ment. Tall Timbers then went upstairs, pushed and jostled all the way by a bevy of boys. He paused on the threshold of the Cavern of Ancient Languages, for having seen the serious little Ruler within, he feared to enter. She soon raised her eyes, however, and smiled. Inner Self murmured, Push on. I shall not assign you work till your Book of Learning has come, said Fair, smiling, and Tall Timbers was at once her ardent admirer. Next, he traveled toward the Dungeon of English and, before he was seated, was told by Unfair, who sat in the Ruler's seat. For tomorrow, write a ten page story. For the next day, a parody on Hamlet's Soliloquy. The next day, an oration on Woman's Suffrage, forty thousand words. The following day, a ghost story. I shall assigne- but Tall Timbers had left, trembling in his boots and had fled into the room of Beloved. You have no work with me, my dear, said Beloved in her motherly way, I am truly sorry, said Tall Timbers, and wept bitter tears. He then went down stairs and was met by Frozen. VVhy are you weeping? asked she kindly. Unfair has scared me and Beloved can give me no learning. My dear Tall Timbers, Unfair has those spells only at times. You must try hard, said Frozen. I shall try. And now, please show me to the room occupied by Slim, where I am to acquire learning in Modern Languages. She directed him down a long corridor to a door by which hung a daily paper. He noticed that every student who came by stopped to read it so he, too, stopped and was so interested that Slim had to Call him twice. When he was seated and Slim had talked a while, Inner Self whispered, Quick! Out of here! He's too easy in class, his exams will be impossible! And Tall Timbers fled, resolving to leave Modern Languages out of his Course and change it to nearly all of learning. Now, it was time for Chapel, where Gentle Heart took up most of the time telling what they studied 76 in Psychology that morning and saying, just one more word about the Library. lYhen he had repeated this for the tenth time, Inner Self whispered, You are nearly exhausted and need food. So Tall Timbers slipped away to his boarding house, making a solemn resolution to give up his task and return to the West Virginia Hills, but Inner Self kept saying, You are big and strong and will soon grow used to the Rulers ofthe Castle of Knowledge. Miller Stu mp Smith Gardner Garrett Taylor Fortney Dolly Cunningham 'Q ra N 0' 5 -J, ' .SING eg' Nd U fi- o. WHCYS VVHO AT SHEPHERD COLLEGE Duke 9 Turner VVhite o Billmyer Knott 1 Hupp Barnes 2 Lyne Harper 3 Clapham Lambert 4 Roulette Hale 5 Bell Muse 6 Reinhart Sellar ITH MoFFETT, 1912. 27. Diekenfsj 28. Burns 20. Golladay go. Marten 31. Vl'ilt 32. Folks 33. Butler 34. Morrow fix X Nxp X flf- f' f X ' A . - .j V x x I , 0 j ,QQ - r Xviigf I Y R I wstoii -'A V M Y' . K 1 1 f f - J ,I . J 1 f 4.1.-I' ' K F 3 w w M X Rf ,. ,fl f i LL! -591: :gk X? 4..V N wx f 1 4 f iv I IN: -X 4 V Q V f i ff 2 ' N x X f X X ' J ,. Jj Y 2' , X ' X 'x K f , E ' In A I L xxx Q.. X N f CQ uvlf , X Y , , , ,, , Y X ' N ' f' , X F ' . ,M xxx xx If fAWk1f 'ks L , . FN '+ ' ,f 'N 4, V f ' , X F' T E bl Q R-X 4 ? - Y- Ki YH 'f x Qf'Q F2791 g 2N T' 11 ' SWING ME To SLEEP A TWILIGHT FANTASY VVILIGHT had fallen softly over the dormitory at Shepherd College, as I hurried along the Col'I'itIol' toward my own room. The day had been a hard one and I realized suddenly that I was tired, mentally and physically. The students had been unusually troublesome. Spring was abroad and examinations were coming on, so the quiet at old Shepherd College was somewhat disturbed. As I walked rapidly along, my thoughts fell into a musing train, and I thought, Truly things have changed at Shepherd College-the long hoped for dormitory is now a reality, and I find myself preceptress there, and instructor in English at my Alma Mater, Miss Xlladdell having long since left us to till broader fields of usefulness in a larger institution. But truly, Miss XVaddell, I am trying to do my duty by your English X, XI, XII. I'm out of sorts tonight-tired, lonely and, yes, a trille home-sick, too, Familiar halls at Shepherd College-yet they swarm with new faces, and I long for the class of 1011. I hurry on and open the door of my den which adjoins my room. Here a bright wood-fire crackles away and the moon, just peeping over the hill, looks in at my window. Istart irresolute toward the table where a pile of English X papers wait-and then I decide I'll be a Picket off duty for once-so I draw up a large arm chair to the fire, curl up in it, and in the hrelight faces of the friends that I have known and familiar scenes dear to me because of past associations, come and go. A There in the study hall at 9:15 I see at the librarian's table, Louise Ifolk. Nothing less than og was ever good enough for her on examinations, so she easily fell into the place left vacant by Bliss Hale. Down the corridor I strolled to look in on my old friend Mr. Duke, but presiding in his place I find Abbie Banks, the faithful French student of bygone days. Glaneing into the next class-room to greet our beloved Principal, I find not Professor Miller at all, but E. D. lVIcGarry, instructing the 9:15 class in Sociology in a manner as nearly the counterpart of Professor Miller as long study and earnest imitation could make it. Rushing in at the front door, in splendid imitation of Miss Barnes' hurried manner as she speeds to chapel, I meet Kathryn Beltzhoover. I do not have to ask the tunes for chapel. Soon I hear from 79 the auditorium tl1e strai11s of those familiar songs, just Before the Battle, Mother and Swinging 'Neath tl1e Old Apple Tree. Having seen so many of n1y class-mates in the faculty of dear old Shepherd College, I begin to wonder where the others can be, so to chapel I go and follow the example of lily predecessor and sit back by the door on the boys' side, where I can see everything. There in Mrs. Gardiner's chair I recognize Mary Ilonley, instructor in history. Then Louise Sigler hurries in to fill Miss Smith's place. She is late because she is still hunting those glasses Miss Smith lost in IQI 1. In Miss Turner's place I see Clyde Moler-he who so faithfully drove nine miles every cold morning without a word of complaint. Clyde, you are reaping your reward now and that Szoo cheek each month looks good to you, I know. VVhen chapel is about half over, 0. D. Lambert comes slip- ping in to lill Mr. Fortney's chair. I don't know whether he is doing as Mr. Fortney did or whether it is another evidence of his absent-niindedness, such as we witnessed when he stood at the station talking to Mr. Carr and let tl1e 5:3411 train go OII to Shenandoah Junction without him and then said, I declare, I forgot I was going to Shenandoah junction. XYe all wondered what Iidmund McGarry thought when tl1e train ca111e without Doan. And now the scene is changed. I cross the Potomaeg and there amid the sunny lields of Maryland is a little cottage where Roulette has transplanted Grace, fair llower of the Hedge in Vlfest Virginia, to Maryland's fertile soil. I wander back to VVest Yirginia's limestone country. Ahf tl1ere are the well-known sycamore trees along tl1e dear Potomac, and there I see Libbie Banks still deep in the study of Iiorestryestill hesitat- ing between Smittie's winning ways and Neef's manly beauty. Still further up in Vl'est Virginia our little Muse has changed her name and, as at Shepherd College, she still thinks Golly-day is good enough for her. Come with me and witness a pantomime in front of H. C. Marten's hardware store. Lenora, hesi- tating between two loves. She casts one last lovi11g look at Herbert, then puts her hand in that of a rather stout man and her dear ambition is realizedeat last she is Finley's Own. Herbert wastes but a moment, then he dances merrily on to the Friday evening dancing class and gets another girl. This time a dark-haired junior or a little senior, as the case may be. So Laila Myers a11d her brother, Victor, pass before me, hand in hand, sticking close together as in the days of old. They are teaching their home school at Hedgesville. Texie Strode, triumphantly bearing The Decisive Hour under her arm, has come back to lecture before a joint meeting of the Christian Associations at Shepherd College. Close by, as usual, is our fun- loving Lillian Stump, laughing and serious by turns, waving in the air that one diploma, declaring she still thinks there should have been two. I hear the clank of sword and gun, and there is the Captain of the Cadet Corps, C. lil. Billmyer, home from the wars. He served in Mexico and settled the trouble there, then a few years in the Philippines. In fact, here, there and everywhere, but always Uncle Sa1n's righthand man. The auditorium is brightly lighted up and in a pronzinent place I see C. F. Lyne, and by his side, as in by-gone daysefair Rose, from down on the farm, where they are keeping house. They have driven in tonight to hear Peabody's latest graduate, our own dark-eyed Rachel, give her first public recital in Shepherd College among those of us who loved her best. Y Next morning when the New York Herald reaches Shepherdstown there, under glaring headlines, is an account of the brilliant young pianist, carefully written up by C. N. Harper, who has edited this paper for several years. He got his start at Shepherd College on The Picket, but ere long his genius and talent spoke for themselves and he was called away to New York, where they needed him more. Another item of interest catches my eye. Miss Rose Sellar has accepted a position as instructor in mathematics at a school near New York. Rose is going to teach Geometry! And Edgar Knott has settled down to farning along the quiet, peaceful Potomac. lYe hope he has learned to pull the hay down out of the stack twith a forkb, according to the directions Professor Miller gave him. Fancy paints a picture of Louise Grifhthsever helpful, ever domesticejust preparing supper for that traveling man who never traveled to Shepherdstown once during her senior year. But he seemed to know where to go to capture his Queen Louise when school days were over. And now 'neath the shadow of drooping oak trees on the bank of one of VVest Virginia's streams I see a quaint little school house, where Virginia Vtfhite and Frances VVright are loyally struggling to teach Hthe young idea to shoot aright. 81 Come witl1 me and visit the M. E. Conference. A fluent speaker has the floor. Surely I recognize the voice of my former class-mate who alone could be easily heard above the faint tumult of the P. L. S. cheering their new members. Sitting proudly by is another class-mate, and I see that Margaret's ambi- tion is now a realityeshe has married the Preacher and she and Carlton have forgotten past differences and now easily agree. Minnie still takes solitary walks to the railroad bridge, where she stands day-dreaming, one hand lovingly caressing the frat pin she calls an heir-loom, the other shading her eyes as she gazes fondly off toward Mount Alto. I see a vine covered cottage at Moatsville, VVest Virginia, and up the shady lane two figures strolling arm in arm. Tobe's still seeing Nellie home. It is commencement day at XVest Virginia University and among the graduates I recognize VValter Vance, renowned for chemical research, but rumor whispers- he is fonder still of musicueand its a Harper for him! A dimly-lighted doctor's office next greets my eyes. A tired surgeon rests beside an open fire. From an adjoining room the low, sweet strains of Love's Dream float out, for Baby Doll is soothing Hoddie's tired nerves as in the days of old. VV. FI. Cunningham has risen from private secretary to the Principal of Shepherd College to private secretary to the President of Harvard. Ever loyally at his side is that dark-eyed, dark-haired junior he won at Shepherd College. XYilbert has made a loving husband, for he was easily the biggest spooner in the bunch. A little home at Elkins, VVest Virginia, I see, where our Gardiner has adopted Taylor-ing as his life work. Tired of the many, he has settled down to one at last. I Back from abroad where she has studied faithfully and well comes Edith Gardner-with reputa- tion well known. A place awaits her as music teacher in our State University. I see the town and school excited-fortune has smiled once more on two of IQI 1's members. Bill Himes and Poff have startled the world with a wonderful motor of their own construction. Two more great men among us! Next there is a stormy day, but a faithful solitary figure awaits the arrival of the 8:o4 train, and 82 when it comes sentimental Mae is heard to exclaim, The sun is shining, Grace has come home. Back to Shepherdstown as in the days of yore she comes, but now she is the wife of the elocution teacher of Shepherd College, for Mac has succeeded Mr. McGarry. Far away in our Island possessions a red-haired soldier boy is dreaming of home and a brown-eyed maiden, for William can't quite forget her, and he has always saved that cozy corner in his heart for Rachel. Suddenly, a bell rings furiously. I start up, thinking, 'fIt is chapel time, hut, lol my tire has died down, my room is in darkness. I rub my sleepy eyes and wonder what has happened. The sound of flying foot-steps is heard in the corridor outside my door, and I realize that I'm preceptress in the dor- mitory at Shepherd College, that bell was for ten o'clock p. m. Lights out? After all, it was only a dream, but dear class of IQI 1, I have spent a pleasant evening. May we meet again some day, where dreams come true and life's sun will be ever shining. And now-one last farewell. B. B. IQII S3 135 IUHIORS OF 1921 From far and near come lafl and lass To help ereate this junior Class. Here's to the girl whose quite strong Arm Protects our Snarr from every harmg Collaclay sedate. who loves the Muse VVe'x'e read llldutlt in Grecian news, Miss Rowe, the mairl with the japanese curl Miss Stuekey, that exeeeflingly sturlious girlg Our Dolly's a man though sissy's his name, XVho surpasses us all when he attempts to dee Kidwiler? Yes, his hair's a fright, Yet he cloes things with all his might, He writes, he yells, he takes the eake, But his heart's all aright. that's no mistake, Poor olrl Tohe on whom all pick, Tolre woulrln't harm a little ehiek: But say, his humor's something great, He'll make you laugh in spite of fate. Then there is White, a quiet chap, And Avey too, with eyes so black. Anfl Hupp -hut ali! you've struek a knot For noise is most that that lmoy's got, Miss Garret whose Southern R's Bring thoughts of Ilowers antl stars and liars, And Frankie Yates ol' temper strong, But oft retraets and confesses wrongg 34 lairn Crigler who waits on all the girls, A ladies' man with smile unlurledg But wait, without the name ol' Smith just any class would be a mythg Miss Florence McQuilkin with her smile, Rose Burns, who's laughing all the while: Miss Moffet. who procrastinates And arranges to-Morrow for all her dates, Our sixefoot boys our standards raise, Sammy talks and Thomas plays. Uur Criswell primps and looks so neat, The girls say he's most lit to eat. '1'here's Chorpenning, a late addition, And Miss Madge Poole, whom admonition Can not prevent from loving all The boys, on whom her eyes may lallg The Vllinters girl whose frigid name Iielies her real self, that's quite plain: And denlure Miss Maddex whose Irish look Puts her within St. l'atrick's bool-:Q Miss Gardner, the teachers' pet, She knows a thing or two, you het, Ihr Deutsch ist gut, lingua Latina best, So she holds her own with all the rest. From Maryland my Maryland, Come Ruth Taylor and Miller to our hand lVe'll sing your praises with good wills, Along with NVest Virginia Hills. 35 New Juniors coming all the timeg I scarce can keep pace with my' rhymeg E'en as I Write the class yet Gainfsj A man of stature as well as brains. Last but not least is Duke, the man Who guides along this varied band, Who is sometimes cross, but mostly gay For the Duchess smiles across the way. just take the Duke for all he's worth, We Wouldn't trade for a man on eafrthi And we'll say to you, but don't you tell, That he's quite fond of us as well. 86 UNCLE JAKE'S RETURN UNT Sallie had been planning to entertain the Prayer Meeting for sometime, and now all the - preparations were made. They were to come that evening. All day long she had been in the 5 1,3525 kitchen making cakes and plenty of other good things to eat. Now Bobby knew this, and wanted to have his share in the good things too, but when he came around to the kitchen door, Aunt Sallie got the broom and drove him off saying, Law, chile, do you think you goin' to have dese good tings? Dese aint fo' little boys like you. Dey is fo' de Preacher and all de quality folks in cle church. Now Aunt Sallie's cabin was at the far end of the plantation and near the woods, and since Uncle 'lake had died, the colored people did not like to pass that way after dark unless there was a large crowd, for they were afraid of meeting Uncle jake's spirit walking up the path. This evening, however, the party began to assemble very early and there was quite a number of them, for they all knew Aunt Sallie's cooking, and also that she would be very proud to show it off on such an occasion. Bobby had been seated up in one of the trees for some time watching the people come, and he could not help smiling when he thought of what was to happen later. There were the Parson, the Elders, and the Deacons all looking as if they had been fasting all day in anticipation of the supper they were to have this evening after the meeting. A Bobby soon went home, slipped into the house to his room and got one of the bed sheets. He put it in the smallest bundle possible and quietly slipped down the back steps and out of the yard. Making his way up to the back of the cabin, he peeped through the shutters to see what was going on. My! but weren't they having a good time! just ready to sit down to the table? It seemed a shame to spoil it, but he couldn't miss his fun, and, besides, he was hungry too, for he hadn't eaten any supper at home. He wrapped the sheet closely about him and going to the window began to rattle the shutters and moan. It became perfectly quiet on the inside for each one was looking at the other as if to demand an W-v bf explanation. XVhat could it mean. The noise was heard again, and this time a voice called, 'lSallie, Oh, Sallie! IJon't yo' know your ole man's voice? I am his spirit an hah come to git him some ob de good tings dat am on de tableg yo' just bring dat chicken and cake an lay dem down in the doo '. At first Aunt Sallie was too frightened to move, but when she saw the white arm beckoning to her she picked up the cake and chicken and almost dying of fright took them to the door. Now the ghost, not wishing to he recognized, moved off a little way until the door closed and then came for the things. O, what a feast he would have! He took them off a little way and then came back to see what was going on. Every thing was confusion and there in the middle of the floor sat Aunt Sallie wringing her hands and crying. Every once in a while she would cry out and say, I knowed Uncle 'lake would come back when he find dat I hab company, fo' he tinks dat Sallie hah forgot her ole man. Pretty soon things quieted down, and, as there were no more signs of the ghost's appearing again, the meeting broke up, and the people were all very careful to go in a crowd, for they did not wish to meet Uncle jake's spirit while alone. 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' 1s .X :F r ti 7 xp ' P' ' 'li 514 4 I X J' S 1 September, 1-l 15 I6 I7 18 IQ 20 21 School opens. Everybody trying to get acquainted. X Z . X3 7, v Q ' t lt Z W 4 I E f li ill 154 X :Ng 1 I Excitement already. Mr. McGarry rescues six students from the jaws of death and tikes them to his heart and honie. No school after noon. Ten little girls hike for Sharpsburg at the rate of live miles per hour. Mr. Fortney takes the boys a lishin'. Grace VV. lands a three pounder. Nelle and Edith take a row and cause a row. Everybody buckled down to work . HJ Libby gets the fever. Buck gets the blues. ' Eighty-eight girls. Seventy-one boys. Mr. Fortney doesn't know his alphabet. 90 22 23 34 35 26 27 28 39 go October 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 15 Pathetic scene in the hall. Himes lands Her. Carlton and Spriggs worship from afar. Societies have first meeting. Roulette called on for a speech and replied, Ain't goin' to do it. Miss Taylor arrives! Curiosity prevails among the boys. Spriggs, Himes and Carlton seen at church. juniors elect class officers. Spriggs and Himes discover the old Lutheran church is a trysting place. Mr. Duke tells the boys how to make an .ZEolian harp. He'll wish he hadn't. S. C. Whistling club organized. Buck has his head shaved. Who put the doggie on top of the book case? Girls' chorus makes its iirst appearance this year. Wilbert makes his famous egotistical speech in Society. The Big Four set 'em up. It's plain that Wilbert thinks that one of the name etc. Free concert in Study Hall. New students Hee with terror. Evarts gets a close shave, in more ways than one-perhaps. Sextette composed of tive members sings in chapel. Boston Lyrics give entertainment. Min has an escort! Mr. Miller in his chapel talk scores the girls who go to entertainments with boys. English Club has meeting. Cadets march to Charles Town tnoble boysj and ride back. Mr. Fortney and Mr. Duke take some young ladies fishing and when they return are eligible for the Order of Piscatorial Prevaricators. Himes advertising a Barber Shop. Mr. Miller wears a new suit. Himes and Carlton order one immediately. English X students accuse Miss VVaddell of cruelty to dumb animals. First meeting of annual staff! Here's hoping! Edith at the instigation of Himes tells Prof. Duke a1lez au diablef' QI 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 35 26 27 28 39 30 31 Novemb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 er, Moving Pictures at Bellevue. VVho was the red-headed cadet? Buck and Evarts go to churchtwice! Libby well enough to receive callers. Sweet popularity! Someone stole a plaid cap. Reward offered for information. Chorpenning in danger. Vtlho stole the cap? Plaid cap found in possession of Baby VVilt. Evidence circumstantial. Bill all in. Ain't it, VVilbert? Dirty Four organize. 'l'obe opens a Barber Shop in his room. Rushed with work. Mr. VVilliam Daniels accepts the kind invitation to the Epworth League Banquet. Min and ,lack give a taffy pulling. Girls surprised to see so many boys, and boys surprised to see no taffy. VVho sent the invitations? Lambert, disappointed because he received his invitation too late, appears Without any rouge on his face. Epworth League entertains students and faculty. Basketball game. Grace D. had two beaux. The Dirty Four and The Society combine and- 'Who tore up the College wall? Did somebody say oysters? Rose B. seen laughing. Impossible! English club meets in the gym. My Love's gone to the country. Hurrah! Harr forgets to go to the train with his girl. Bob with Flvarts' girl, Evarts trying to beat Hoddy's time, Libby on the fence and Paul says, Let 'er rip. Q2 8 9 IO II I2 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 go December, I The Society have an oyster supper. No boys admitted. Someone passing inquires, Is this a lunatic asylum? Hurrah for Brown! Mr. Miller finds one bad girl and five bad boys in our midst. Buck calls on Libby-very formal. Miss Barnes entertains the chorus. Katherine compelled to have an escort home. Basketball. Giants 18. Beaneaters 17. Giants pay Perks ten dollars to referee. Carlton begins his peace work. Buck calls on Edith. Kidwiler weeps in Chemistry, having been given an over dose of Ammonia by Prof. Morrow. Buck calls on Baby Handsome skips chemistry. Mr. Fortney, a delicate and weak man, sends Prof. Miller for her. Buck calls on Nelle. Crigler late for class. VVent to meet W'ilfred, the Vllizzard NJ. Margaret a11d Edith feeling anxious about a certain date. Buck with Libby. Reddy, If Hoddy had gone back to VV. L. L., I wouldn't have gone to the entertainment by myself. Pirates 24. Rexalls 16. Tobe goes to see the last girl on his list, 'cept Lenorie Marten and Rosie Sellarf' Rose S. comes to English X on time. Miss Waddell calls for the camphor. All Stars vs. S. C. girls. Victory for All Stars. Mctlarry goes up in the air. Tribe eats dinner for three hours. Golladay found in the Library Musing and Star gazing. Carlton arrested for mail robbery. Margaret in Harper's Ferry. O. VV. S. seen on street with odd socks on. Hupp challenges Sammy in a noise-making contest. Min, after receiving a letter from Lynchburg, eats her first meal for a month. Jack smiles at one of Mr. Fortney's jokes for the first ti111e since Ted failed to come. Vance discovered writing love lyrics to Miss Stuckey. 93 7 s .5 4 5 fm 7 S 'I II I2 IS I-l I5 IO 17 IS lo Qt! 'I lllll1l'Y .3 4 5 liuglish club entertains Preps. XY. L. lf Reservcsg. S. C. 47. Min. has three beaux. Mac becomes distlraccd and moves his suit-case. Spriggs says, the Uratorio sounds nasty altogether. Harr resolves that hat pins are a nuisance and chewing gum should be used instead. Reddy takes Evelyn to the show. Frank unable to be at school after he hears of it. The Virgil Class offers a petition to Miss Smith begging for no recitation. Harper, Golladay, if the Picket comes while I'm away Xmas, please send the very best one to Naomi. Seniors very blue after receiving astounding news concerning january examinations. A ding-a-ling pattern arrives. All the girls busy making them. Lenora threatens to sue Harr for breach of promise. Legal holiday with Huck Flunking begins. Six students cut exams to go skating. Great excitement, Yery quiet. Everybody studying hard. Hupp misses church for the iirst time on account of hard work. 'l'obc loses his pocketbook and the girls have to pay his way to the show. lfdith and Nelle drink coffee and study till eleven o'clock for French exam. 'Mfobe reported to be pitlicated. Iilunking over. Students leave for home. 'tBuck, VVilbert and Tobe perhaps the most hilarious. Q School opens. Students conspicuous by their absence. Reunion in Study Hall. 'l'obe likes it so well up at Pa Banks ' he decides to remain. At least he has his trunk sent up. 9 4 tm 7 9 IO II I2 I3 I4 16 17 18 I9 20 2I 23 24 35 26 27 28 30 31 February, I 2 3 Miss VVaddell entertains English Club. Heard while passing, Help yourself to a Kiss, Himes. Frederick College lost the game but won the girls' hearts. Mr. Snarr saved hfty cents for Tobe. Creatore's Band gives a pleasing entertainment. Creatore is the subject of conversation. And still we dream of Creatore. Visit from H. VV. Harmar. Didn't have any two o'clock classes, at least 'Tobe' was seeing Nellie home. Mass meeting of students. Too bad the whole Senior Class could not be on the committees. Spriggs has put aside foolishness and is fattening up for Xl'est Point. Mr. Miller gives a lesson in dusting in Sanitation. Min discovered taking candy from a Prep. Bob begins his siege on jack's heart. St. james and S. C. clash. -I. C. H. takes the Junior Class back to his boydood days when he was young and handsome. Mr. Miller sees a bluebird! W'e hear his oft-repeated story in Chapel and are excused about eleven o'clock. Mr. Fortney makes a grave UD mistake in Chemistry. Mac, in his sleep, Sweetheart, take your lips away, I want to spit. Min is sweet sixteen today and never been engaged OJ St. james o. S. C., 53. R. M. A. boys arrive-confusion among the Freshies. VV. -I. C. in his sleep, Gee, boys, I wish I could love 'em all like that. Resolved: That I ean't take medicine without a spoon-E. E. M. Min, Oh, gee, twenty one more days till holiday. The boys show us what they can do in the way of entertainment. Oh, you ThomasY 9 5 I I I I I I I I I 2 2 2 2 2 7 7 '7 7 March, Bignight. Faeultyroyally entertained by the students. Four XYaynesboro boys stay over. Paul says, I thought there were ten here? North-pole weather at sehool and pepper to make us sneeze. Mr. Miller annoyed by sneezing, dismisses sehool. The junior Class have an experienee meeting, provoked by Mr. Duke. Mr. Duke starts from home at 1114 P. M. and great was the fall thereof. Basketball team leaves for Cumberland and Keyser. Great celebration on Tuber Heights. Basketball with R. lll. A. VVho did send those valentines to jaek? Rose Sellar answers a question in eheniistry. Guy Avey proves a friend in need. Hannibal VVilliams's lecture was some elass. 'Iaek K. gets his dip in the Frat. Harr and his oneesin-a-while visit the Cement Mill. Special program in Chapel. VVhen the eat is away the rats they will play. Seniors have a class meeting. Iiobe elected an honorary member but Nelle has to take the initiation. Evarts begins the beginning of the end. Private dancing and football lessons in C. L. S. Hall. Musie Recital. Mr. Iluke makes a great hit in Among the Breakers, Some of our students show what they ean do in grand vaudeville. virtue of my anteeedents, I am a gentleman. How about it, Libby? Mr. Fortney gives the Physies Class their preferenee of an eleetrie motor and 95'y or an exam. P. VV. in Chapel, Everybody sing? Prof. Miller, XYhat's that? All right. 1 junior Class Meeting. Resolved: That there are no pretty girls in our elass. Guy A. 90 r 11 I I I I I I I I I I 2 2 fa There are just as good fish in the sea, etc., English Club entertains. I like you. You are about the cutest girl there is. We get ours from the Foresters. Bess and Libby study Forestry all day. Electric motors and basketball furnish food for talk. VV. -I. C. I'll give you a quarter if you put me down for the biggest spoonerf' lVilbert has an eye for business. VV. -I. C. I hear I was elected for the biggest spooner. I wonder how the girls knew it. Big accident in Virgil-Dido fell on a sword and killed herself. The Faculty see themselves as others see them. Fred makes his debut as an orator. Tobe and Spriggs enjoy the Potomac in the moonlight-alone. Socrates arrives at Wilcox's. Crigler is having a swell time. Madge and Double E have their iirst quarrel. Lillian S. on her good behavior. Miss Stump, are you ill? Mac decides on a diamond that weighs two karatsf' Everybody votes the wet ticket in C. L. Miss Armstrong declines the noniinatione-and againeand yet again. Exams begin, as well as the grip. Baby is in Rippon, but Hoddy finds another jewel tPearlJ. Margaret in Harper's Ferry-Uh, VVenus! Lost! A manvPlease return to N. H. Nelle and Edith butt in with some XVood Hicks and show them a good time. End of XVinter Term. 9 7 W : x 'H V' 'Wx NN Q NX vu... I ,J ' . it Lg 1 Ik 'fn' BRIDGES CROSSING THE COIIONGOROOTA KTHE POTOMAC1 AT SI-IEPHERDSTOXVN, VV. VA. ri . 2 .51 Th'Ae.S' 5 . vi li' c 1 ' 'Nlf1 fvf H32 f ' -1' '-A U: R First Student: Chroniclers declared that Geoffry lied saucily and shamelessly. Second Student: He wrote just as if he were telling the truth, though. Teacher: 'tThat is the hest way to tell a lie. Morrow: How would you all like to be drunkards? Regular old sots? Cunningham Cglancing at Tohe J: t'I'd rather he a Republican. Reddy Griffith: t'Say Harr, are you going to take Martenology again this term. Mr. Harr: Yes, I think I shall. I Ilunked it last term, and I will have to take it again. Mctlarry tin examinationjg Miss Smith, here is a place for the age of the teacher, what shall I pi Prof. Fortney tin examinationji No sir, I am not supposed to know a thing until this is over. Yates: Then you will suppose we don't know a thing. 99 itl 'l'obe : Well, by gosh, it becomes my painful duty to pick up a book. Miss Stephens tin Physicsj: Pneumatic tires give more than steel ones. Mr. Hupp: Give more what? Mr. Knott: More pleasure. Mr. Smith tin Frenchl: 'tHave you seen my beautiful hair? QAS if anyone could help seeing itj. Miss Hale, quoting Scripture: It is easier for a rich man to go through the eye of a needle than a camel to enter the kingdom of Heaven. XVilbert Creciting in History of Educationj: Pentecost discovered Algebra. Mr. Hupp says: The coat of animals is thicker in winter. I speak from experience. Prof, Miller tin Psychologyjz Mr. P., if you were invited out to dinner, and saw beside your plate a fork, with three prongs differently shaped, what would you do? Mr. P.: I'd let it alone. Prof. Miller Clooking over Miss Moffett's paperjz You certainly do make original letters. Miss A.: See, how that smells. Here are some of the definitions given for gherkin. Something that the shepherd carries water in, A kind of dress material. A pickle. IOO MeGarry fscanning Virigiljz Miss Smith, I have too many feet. Yates Cspeaking of scanning Virgilj: I can get the tune to it all right, lmute' Prof. Miller Cin History of Edueationj: XVas the world as large in the time of Alexander the Great as it is now? Qin unisonj No, And most of them Seniors, too. Mr. Chorpenning Cin Psyehologyj: I think a person should sleep without a pillow so the blood can rush to his brain and refresh his mind. Mr. McDaniel Cin Virgilj: If we knew our lessons, we could recite. Miss Smith: Yes, that's a 'contrary to present fact condition' Prof. M.: Mr, Harr, what kind of pie does the Northern Spy apple make? Mr. H.: Apple pie, sir. Mr. Hardin Cin Geometryj: We have here a pentagon of five sides. Mr. Rexrode: WhrJ wrote Lew Vlfallaee? Mr. Crigler: I believe it was Ben Hur. Mr. Vance Cin L'extempoj: We reverence women more than other men. The class in Psychology were studying syllogisms. Mr. Hupp startled the class by the following: Any one whose sun never sets is mortal. A hen's son never sets. Therefore, a hen is immortal' Ruth L.Z VVhO is that little Child? Nan M.: That's her neieef' Ruth L: Is it a boy or a girl? IOI Prof. Miller: Mi: Harr, do you remember the little boys that carried the eorn up to the hopper 'Ju when you used to go to mill. Mr. Harr: They never had any little boys where I came from. Miss Smith, explaining the subjunetive in Latin: He eomes to Rome that he may see his friend, in order to see his friend, to see his friend, for the purpose of seeing his friend. Now what does all this signify? Reddy Griliith: That he wants to see his friend. Mctlarryz Vl'here does a eold usually settle? Hupp: In the weakest spot. Metlarryz Mine has gone to my head. Prof. Fortney: I'm just trying this problem as if I were a student and didn't know how to work itlvy Poffenberger fin soeietyji It has been moved and seconded that the society become a member of the C. L. Miss Stump tin Greeky: Grain failed the soldiers, but they still had Hesh Cmeatjf' Paul XV. treading Latinjz They overthrew the wall and ditches. Min: 'lAn example of 'inhibition' is when someone starts to fall and does notg an 'exhibition' is when someone starts to fall and does. A love siek youth and a maiden fair Were taking a row one day, When the youth into the river fell And faded his love away. IU2 Edith: Come back again Mr. Hardin. Tobe: Thanks, you eome down to see me some time. Oh, Nellie, please kiss me goodnight. Really, Harr, it isn't right. For several hours he did persist Until she grabbed up in her list A hat pin- And stuck him. O. VV. S. Cwhile visiting a lady friend and having the above in minrlip t'Come over and kit on the Sofa with me. May be we can make another joke for the Cohongorootzt'' Mr. Lambert Cworking Physiesjz Reduce miles to hourxf' e Prof. Miller: Did the Israelites go into bondage on their own aeeorcl? Mr. Harper: Yes, sir. Mr Lambert Cwhile teaching History of Eclueationli The Nile overflows its banks live timex year. Leo Miller Creeitingj: Squee square. CX' sqnareh. Mr. Hupp faddressing one of the Senior girlsbz Hey Sis, what did you make in Gemnetry thu month? Mr. Miller: Are you going to get married in the light or the dark of the moon? K. B.: In the light of the silvery moon. Iwi Miss Smith tin Latinlz UililCll1QI1tlE1' ean't you tell bx the tonstxuetiona Mr. Kidwiler: Insane Mr. XVliite ttranslating lirenehjz And the key dropped dead Harr tTranslating Latin YIIIJ: Sister Anna, wh it in the Nan DI! it. Now, that wasn't very punctual, was it. Prof Miss VV.: He had too many wives, I think.' Moffett: Some one borrowed Miss Vlladdell s Primer of Punttuation and forffot to return Miller: Miss VVentling, what was the mattei with Solomong Mr. S. tin a whisperlz ls there any married man w ho l11snt3 A 4 What are exponent verbs in English? asked a first year Latin student of Miss Waddell Do you mean deponent verbs? Yes, I believe that is the name, but don't 'de' and ex mean the same? President of the Parthenian Literary Society: i one shall be ell 1111 to tht eva est who has fallen below 75 degrees in his studies. Prof. Miller: VVhat about tarring and featlierinff Mr Limbu 7 Mr. L.: It is done sometimes. Prof. Miller: Is it wholesome? Evelyn: Charles, why don't you take Botanv? Charles: lt is too hard. Evelyn: No it isn't, and we eould take walks toffethu ioii Mr. Miller: Appreciation isn't of very high order when it ends at the heels,-except that of a mule. Tobe , Cplaying the guitarjz 'LLook at the birds Hocking around the window listening. Stanton: Yes, and they are falling out of the trees one by one. Mr. Miller: Who said that the man who makes two blades of grass grow where only one grew before is worth more than this whole race of politicians? Bess B. Cdreamilyt: Adams CAdan1SmithJ. Carlton: 'AI made icmcifij in Greek. E. M.: How's that? Carlton: I made 6o'yQ last term and .tofg this term. Mr. Miller: Out in your garden the bees are busily distributing the pollen on your tomato vines. Now, what are you going to do when you grow tomatoes in a green house? Mr. Kearfott: 'lPut a hive of bees in. Mr. Williamson Ctranslating Greekl: Having their heads cut oiT, they retreated. Miss Smith Qcorrecting himjz Having their heads cut off they died. Mr. Miller: Miss Burns, would you turn a terrapin over on its back as the little boy did whom you read about in your reader? Miss Burns: No sir, for I am afraid of them. Prof. F.: HI w0uldn't swear that that motor would work. Buck: I'll swear if it doesnt Tobe: That old sanitation has knocked me out of many a kiss this year. IO5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o ooo ooooo ooooooo ooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooo ooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOiilfllflfflifllla!!-Ylf-Ylliilfbkl-fl-KIKXKJYXKHQ 00 5 I've been to the funeral of all my Hopes, ' oo oo 3 And entombed them one by one. I oo oo I Not a word was said- not a tear was shed,a oo oo 1 when the mournful task was done! oo r O0oumuxsuzxnmmunfqmmxfuxxwzxnxxutxvsmv'-oo 00000000O0000000000000000OO000O0000000000000000000000000O000000 000000000000000O000OOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000000000000000000O000 00 000 00000 0000000 0000000 00000 000 00 00 00000000000 000 0000000 000000 000 000 000000000 00 000000000000 0 0000000 00000 0 000 000000000 00 0000000000 0000000 0 0000 O 0 000 00 00 000000000000 0 00000 000 00 00 0000000000 00 00 00000000000 000 0000 000 000 00000 0000000000 00 00 000 00000 000 00000 000 00000 000 00 0000000000000000000000000000000O0000000000000000000000O00000000 000000OO0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 f H OLD COLLEGE BVILIHNGS .XNIT REXR VIEXV OF NEXV BFILDIN In thc vulr: of Sparkling XYutcr. In the green :md silent valley, vw hc x lul rWXNll1,I I X'hlNIJL'l'L'fl,4 1 N muul 'iwcrvu 111 y IHS I'l1l Ilfvl. ,1 ' 1',x Title Page . Dedication . Introduction . College Song and Yell Thomas Condit Miller Editorial Stall' . Faculty . Class of 1911 . , As the Seniors See Each Other 1 Senior Class Statistics . Class of 1912 . . As the Juniors See Each Other Class of IQIQZ . . As the Sophomores See Each Other Class of 1914 . . . Class of 1915 . Teachers' Review Class Girls' Chorus . . Ciceronian Literary Society Parthenian Literary Society INDEX GE .K 4 D fm 0 111 ll I-l 23 34 26 211 .El 34 .ao .ill 40 42 4-l 47 IUQ PAGE English Clulm 50 L'Exter11poCl11I1 , 52 Y. XY, C, A. 56 Y. M. C. A. . 58 Athletic Association 60 llaselmall TL-11111 . 03 llasketlntll 05 Picket Stall' . 117 Roster Corps ol' Cadets . Ill, The Library '.., 72 VVho's Who at Shepherd College . . 74 Tall Timlmers' First Day at the Castle of K11owle.lgc 76 A Twilight Fanlzisy ',,.. 79 The -luuiors ol' 1911 8.1 Vnclc -l1ll'it S Return 811 Caleutlznr . 89 Smiles . . 98 Ultl College lfluilclirigs 1117 Adx'ertise111e11ts , 1 10 Till LHVE CENW7L4Ll1Ri'CKNQDSIRDUSE THE FASHIHNABLF CLCJTHIER MARTINSBURG, XV. YA. HATTER AND FURNISHER DRESS nouns, UNIJERWEAR Ntyllli AGENT F1,R IIUSIIQRY ANI, '11Hi,7MPSfJN,S 1iLOVE'FITTiIXIG 'rms cifI,1f1I:k.'x'1'1f:1m HAWES HATS- mgpecialtiesm Trunks Iam Iftc A Full Line of the New ' ' 5' ' ' ' Shades in Spring Goods Register Building -1- ShcpherdStown, VV, Ya. IAS, B. FISHER JW.B.BAKER FiL.PVEL7fH1EHWEY? iv- .. , ,,,, ,,.l....g,,.1 IlIiAI,I'iR IN INSVRANUQANHSURETYHUNHS HRV GooDS,NoT1oNS SHOES AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS SHICI'IlIuRIiSTlJXVN, W, VA. SHEPHERDSTOWN, XVEST VIRGINIA IIU SAM 'L JIT. SHAFER MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER K MARX CLOTHES 51 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. IEFFERSON SECURITY BANK SHEPHERIJSTOWN, w, VA. W. N. LEMEN, I'REsroEN'r -I. H. QVIGLEY, Cxsn1ER C. sl, MILLER, Yica-PREs. H.xRR1soN SCIILEY, Ass rCxsu1ER EsTixBLIsm-:ii 1869 Opposite Entler Hotel Capital Stock paid up, S-25,,ooog surplus, S25,ooo Interest paid on time deposits Discounts daily Modern appointments. Safety deposit boxes for rent H. C. MARTEN GREAT CHEAP HARDNVARE STORE, SHEPHERDSTOVVN, W. YA. I Manufacturer of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware and dealer in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Oil, Paint, Glass, Leather, Rims, Spokes, Standard Sewing Machines, Myers Hay Track, Refrigerators, Barbed Wire, Plows, Washing Machines, Churns, Cream Separators, Savory Roasters, Axes, Iiagle Snow Irons, Tin and Galvanized Iron Roofing and Spouting, Lawn Mowers, Wall Paper, Rodgers Silver Plated XVare, Atkins Diamond Tooth Saws, Black Hawk Corn Shellers, Waflie Irons, Cake Griddles, Kc. Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Etc, Prices to conform to the times-verfv low. II BUY YOUR STA TIONER Y AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT HILL'S PHARMACY 111m:12sT ASSORTMENT zz LOWEST PRICES Athletic goods a specialty. Exclusive agency for W3tCffH3UlS Ideal Fountain Pens, 32.50 and up. All kinds of Strings for musical in- struments. Lowney's, Bon-Bons and Can- dies received fresh every week. Everything in Drugs, Patent Medicines and Druggist Sundries. Full line of Paints and Varnishes, Exclusive agent for Sherwin-Williams Paints. CS. W. PJ H11.1.'s PHARMACY, SH1a1fHu1a1.usTowN, W. VA. REINHART BROS. DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES SHEPHERDSTOWVN, VVISST V1R1s1N1A Sole Agt. for 5 ggeegkelfy The Regal Shoes lMOriE1jln -THE ONLY SHOE made I4 sizes and sold at cost plus 52 commission. All the New and Nobby Styles now in stock FIREY'S SHOE STORE MAR'1'1Ns1:111m, W1esT v11ef91N1A Our line of Ladies' Shoes has few equals and no superiors. QELICACIES OF THE SEASON s1f1e1Ncs LAMB 1: s11R1No CHICKEN S P R I N G S U I T The last but not the least is probably the most im- portant question on your mind at present. Don't, let that worry you though. just come here, pick out a fabric from our 6o2 numbers AN11 WE'1.1. no THE REsT M. G. TABLER I24 N. Queen Street Martinsburg, W. Va. How DAO 1 ou DO? We hope that you are well, We hope sog but should you not be, remember that we have the most complete medicine store in jelierson county. Call to see us. YOURS FOR s1zRv1CE, :: O W E N S X M I L L E R , zz S1m1'11ERosTowN, W, YA. Wholesale and Retail. Delivery Everywhere, 'Phone jefferson 15. Most up-to-date Drug Store in the county Mail orders given prompt attention, thus saving you time. Agents for Spalding and Reach's Sporting Goods Also, the famous Stag Brand Paint. JOHN W. DEAN COMPANY MERCHANT TAILORS Suits 318110, 526100, 522.569, 325.00 1: 1: Men's Fine Dress Shoes a Specialty Hats, Gents' Furnishings, Caps, Valises, Umbrellas and Canes Opp. Luthern Church, Cor. Queen and Martin Sts. JOHN W. DEAN COMPANY NIARTINSBURG zz 1: XNEST VIRGINIA 115 And think the limit is the sky. G. B. GE YER IJENTIST 117 S. QUEEN ST., IXIARTINSHURG, W. YA. MAGAZINE ND PERIODICAL BINDING In all styles and kinds of leathers Get our Special List with Prices WM. G. JOHNSTON S1 Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. MOVE ON, NOT UP! Aeroplancs :irc not yct safe For us to ily from place In place. But cling tu dear old Mother Earth Lift- is short, Time soon advances 4 , K Be on the Level, on thc Square So what's the use of taking cliances' IJon't lot yourself Go In the Air.l Then don't go soaring up too high just stick right here and he on hand And if you listen when it blows, It seems tosay Huy lirst-class Clothes S'I'U'I'LER 81 DYCHE Clothiers, Furnishers anfl Merchant Tailors no N, Queen Street -:- Martinsburg, VV. Ya. And plug away for all you're north. Phe Xxvlllll of Fortune is on I.ancl. l S I II P AR TISTIC HOTOGRAPHIC WORK or ALL KINDS Mmm AT TH BROTHERS' STUD C Martinsburg, W. Va. PORTRAITS ENLARGED rayons 1: Water Colors :: Oil Painting QUALITY SHOP CLUTHIICRS I j. F. THOMPSON X HR .. SKI EXPERIENCE LL .XNIJ 'IIRXININC 'ltllc lllrcc zltlrilmlcs lu Nl1CL'CSNI'lll PUl'll'2lIl I 'l1nlug1'z11mI1y, arc CIINIJILIXLC 1 Iilxmfs 1'1c'rl'1:1-is US II1 3 Up-to-tlle-millulc Tz1iIm's BIC11'S and Buys' Outfitters 130 N. Queen Sl., IW2ll'liIlSl7lll'g, XV.YL1. W. N. LEMEN 6 SON 1 1 vc yuu uuticccl that Incl. lxlll' lllIl2llL'l1I' pllutugmpllvl' I'Ck'0IX'l'S czlrcful cmlsiulcrnl iwu ul 1'c'1w11'xI L'll'll'f CN 'I M Q. A 1 5. ,. .. ,. IQINM, KUl1.XIiliR lj N. l'utn11u1u Sl., I Iz1gc1'stu A. M. GILBER T mcAI.1-:las IN In-:.xl.1-xl: IN JUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, CHAI., CICMICNT, Q V V N Q Q V PURI: IJRI GS AND PIIXSILI.-XNh SIIPPI II H FIQRTILIZIQRS, SIEIQIIS, SALT, CORN M15-NI.. li'1'C. Nl.x1z'l'lNs1:1'1cu, XY1cs'r YIIUQINIA . .. .. C10-'L IRLHSI bhepllcrdstown 1: XVCSlXIl'gl1llll UI mul lm lu S 15 Md. Phone-Store, 68 Md. Plionee-House, 441 STORE-HOTEL HAMILTK JN WM. BESTER FLCJRIST Cut flowers and funeral work a specialty Bedding Plants of every kind in Season MILLER 6 WINEBERG TAILURS, CLCJTHIERS GENTS' FURNISHERS Ao14:N'1's Fox THE eRAwFo1tu snorzs 7 XV. Washington Street 2o7 South Potomac Street Hagerstown, Maryland Hagcwtown, Md. C. at P. I'HoNIc At House, Io-R 3: At Store, 1114-R mio. M. BEI,TZHOUVI'lR marzo. M. IaELTZHoovER, JR T SHICl'lllZRI7S'I'UXVN, XV. VA. CHARLES 'l'UVYN, XV. VA. And WEDDINGS, RECICPTIUNS all social functions furnished with the very best Ice Creams, VVater Ices, Brick Cream, Indi- viduals, Meranges, Frozen Oranges and Fancy Cakes. A full line of the Stacy FoRKo11'P1s1i CHoeo1.A'1'ics JACOB ROESSNER PuhlicSquare 1: 3: 1: Hagerstown,Mcl. II6 Bellzlioover CS' Bclfzhoover ATTURN EYS A N D COUNSELLO RS General Law Practice and Collections Pearman 's Photographs ARE TRUE LIKENESSES PEARMAN'S I-R1cEs The FCCIICUTICV Bros. CO. A R E REASONABLE Kodak Films Developed and Printed at Baltimore LVNIFURM MAKERS QSussman'sJ prices, Pearman N H N M 1 tum mail c1Nc1mxA11,oII1o pays re PEARMANS QTUDIO Cadet and Military Ggirnicnts za Specialty CHARLEs TowN zz WIEST V1Rn1NiA The nearest Studio to Shepherd College ' F. L. Johnson, Pres. Sz Sec. -I. H. Miller, Vice-Pres. 8: Treas. johnson Miller CO., Inc. ESL G. T. Hodges MANUFACTURERS OF , T GRAIN, FEED CLEAR HYGIENIC ICE COAL AND GENERAL MERCHANIJISI COLD STORAGE 2: DISTILLED VVATER Headquarters for Shoes Fresh Fish and Oyqers In Reason SHE1fHER1:sTowN, WEsT Y1Ru1N1.x Manufacturers agent for Soft Drinks COAL 117 4 HAGERSTOWN BOOKBINDING AND PRINTING CO. PRINTERS 1: PUBLISHERS 1: BINDERS COLOR XVORK, EMHOSSING, ETC. MBINDING... UI LAT 'XLH1LI'ES, JOURNALS, ETC. II SPECIAL PRICES ON COLLEGE LIBRARI ...SPECIALTIESM c0L1.x4:u19 CATALOGUES jOI'RNALS, ANNVALS AND STATIONERY 118 5'i1EP!i1El,Qf?5EGE,STAII.-QIYQFWIL EQHQOP SHEPHERDSTUWN, WEST VIRGINIA With a fine building, well equipped, in a delightful section of the Shenancloali Yalley, with pleasing siirrouiidings a11d with a good Faculty, this school offers many advantages to CZ1l'IlCSl students. THE NORMAL IIIPIA IMA Is equal to a number one life-certificate i11 this and many other states THE ACADEMIC IJIPLUMA Admits graduates to advanced standing in Illillly of the lmest uniyersities of the country REVIEVV COURSES FOR TEACHERS IQUTII SPRING ANI! SVMMER TERMS INSTRUCTION IN MIISIC AND EXPRESSION II FINE HYIVINASIIIM AND LARHIC ATIILIZTIC FIELD Especial attention to elementary agriculture with laboratory niethods. Cadet and Signal Corps, with military drill Three literary societies and two active Christian associations EXCELLENT BOARDING AT REASONABLE RATES The six-weeks Summer Ter111 begins Monday, june 12, IQII 1: Fall Term opens Tuesday, September 13, 11911 For catalogue and other information address the Rrincipal THOS. C. MILLER 1 io f 0 Pre Co. rinting P Gnd ding bin Book agerstown H nrylancl. Hagera town, M F V rn In-YK N ,zfiv be D-4 gv u X . ,W W. I . VII, ' , .,. ' Tkffr.-1 wh, .,,.1. 3, JI.. , -. :,,,, L1 ' ',j . . - .., I N I- ' Y I IA.. . IN M . 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