Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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The Shenandoah Valley - the land, the limestone, the orchards, and always in the background broods the haze of the Blue Ridge Mountains. West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle, the home of Shepherd College, is the site of a thriving industrial complex. The Standard Lime and Cement Company, one of the oldest industries in the area, owns one of the world's largest limestone mines and makes use of the Panhandle's high-quality limestone. From the soil, rich in mineral elements grow abundant apple, cherry, and peach orchards. Another industrial friend of Shepherd College is the C. H. Mussleman Company whose Inwood apple- sauce plant is the largest in the world. A Mussleman High School graduate, Sherry Shirley now o Shepherd College sophomore, was the winner of the National Cherry Pie Baking Contest in l96l. S

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, . ,fun Qpfffi Wm ,Nh veg., , ' is Qeofcafeoffo zfe geffermefzf gfzzzaniflfzof ffro uyf 906100295 Stately Shepherdstown High School, a typical example of the numerous schools from which Shepherd College students come, is significant in one's college education as a setting for observa- tions and student teaching. Over a century old this little red schoolhouse stands as a monument to free education through- out West Virginia. Deeded to the State for Shep- herd College, the little building is being restored to a geniune old-time classroom, furnished with authenic period equipment. 6