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Title: Course Catalog (1918-1919)
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Shepherd College State Normal School
Subjects: Shepherd College -- History Shepherd University--History Shepherd University--Course Catalogs
Publisher: Shepherdstown, WV: Shepherd College State Normal School
Contributing Library: Shepherd University, Scarborough Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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past year. It is modern in every de-tail and offers advantages that have been demanded by our patrons forsome years. The dining room with a capacity of one hundred or more,laundry, kitchen, serving room and the heater room are on the first floor.On the second floor are a large reception room, a rest room, library andnine bed rooms 15x12. Each bed room contains two closets with shelvesand lavatory with hot and cold water. Bath room and lavatories arefound at each end of the corridor. The third floor contains thirteen bedrooms, a hall and lavatories. The east, north and south sides have porches. GROUNDS The grounds about the various buildings are remarked for theirbeauty, and caref^^l attention is given to keep them beautiful. Magnificentshade trees, fruit trees in bearing, flower gardens and growing vegetablesof many varieties and the Town Run flowing through a corner of oneof the plats all go to make up a delightful composite whole. Two termscourts and a baseball park appeal to many.
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Student Organizations LITERARY SOCIETIES There are two flourishing literary societies in the school—the Cicero-nian and the Parthenian. They are volunteer organizations, and holdmeetings every Friday afternoon during the school year. They are, ofcourse, presided over by students of the school which affordse all a mostexcellent opportunity of acquainting themselves with parliamentary usageand custom. Primarily, they are for the purpose of developing and nur-turing, in the most practical way, a taste for and the ability to do literarywork of merit. This they are accomplishing in a very satisfactory man-ner, as is attested by the success of our students and graduates in literarycontests. The annual Inter-Society Contest is doing much to stimulate thework of the societies. Following are the names of the contestants for this years Inter-So-ciety Contest held on the evening of June 13: Parthenian Ciceronian Hobart Roby Debaters Herbert M. Armstrong George Hartzell Orators H. L. Snyder, Jr

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