The Glenville Mercury Number 3 Glenville State Co lle~~, ·Glei1Ville , West Virginia

~flfo~5/e kLr~i:nl!Rs) ~l~t~d !Lori.Euler To Reign Chatrperson Tammy Court 16) Gilmer County The students of St~naker has r~leased a ten- High School Band , 17) Del- Glenville State College tattve pou:ade lme-up. The ta Zeta Float , 18) Delta have chosen the 1984 parade will be~m at 10.on .Zeta Officers, 19) Creative Saturday mornmg. The lme Learning Class, 20) Forest Homecoming Queen up WIll be as follows:1 ) Col- Festival Princess Sherri and Court to reign o\(er or guard , 2) Hon~rary P~; Stalnaker, 21 ) Bill Neely the Homecoming festivi-rade Marshall Earl WhItey Republican. State Senate ties. Adlofson , 3) GSC Band, 4) Candidate 23) Boy Scouts Ch . Mineral Wells Strutters, 5) 23) PBL Officers 24) Bin' osen to reign as P~esident William K. Sharpe Democr~ t State G S C Hom e com i n g Simmons, 6) ~SC cheer- Senate Candidate, 25) Tap Queen is Lori Euler, the leader~ and PIOneer, 7) and Toes Studio, 26) Tau 21 year old daughter of Gle~ville Mayor Delbert Kappa Epsilon Float , 27) Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. DavIdson. 8) Stude ~t Con- Girl Scouts, 28) Spring Hill Eu ler of Elkview, WV. gr~~ ?fficers, 9) MIss w.e t Junior High , 29) Black Wal- Lori is a sen ior majoring Vlrgmla Melanne. Pen nt~g - nut Festival Princess, 30) t?n, 10) .Alumnt Assocta- Shooting Stars 4-H Club, i n El emen t ar y a nd non PresIdent R. Terry 31) Glenville Lions Club , Spec ial Education, and a ~utcher , 11) WV Folk F~st - 32) Webster County Band, member of the Order of Ival Belle Alma G~eenhe f, 33) Ohnimgohows, 34) Gil- Lori Euler, Homecoming Queen Diana. Lori's escort will 12) Wesley Fou ndat1o~ . 13) mer County Ambulance, • S t be Eddie Mazzella the Montrose Award Wmner, 35) Fire Trucks Coronation e p . t . 14) Clar issa Will iams Award * . The 1984 coronation of loneer masco , asenlor

majo ri ng in Physical Homecoming Activities Outlined Queen Lori Euler and her Education and Social

GSC students can top off the even ings .court will get underway im- Studies. Eddie is from continue to celebrate the activities. A thuse w ill be mediately following the an- Cowen, WV. 1984 Homecoming by held above the amph i- nual Homecoming parade. KelliJameson.asenior part ic ipat ing i n the theatre on Friday at 7 Due to th e construction of Business Administration activities that have been p.m. to rally the Pioneers the amphi th eatre, th is and Computer Science planned by the Student to victory. Homecoming major, will be represent-C 0 year's coronation wil l be · th S · I ongress. n Wednes- Day will begin with the Ing e enlor c ass as d . f fib I I held in front of Clark Hall. · Sh · a y , a WI e a trad itional parade down pnncess. e IS a tournament will be held Main Street at 10 a.m. Mr. Wayne deRosset will member of '0. of D., on the Verona Mapel immediately followed by be the announcer, and GSC Sigma Sigma Sigma Lawn from 3-6 p.m. A the coronation of Queen President William K. Sorority. Kell i is the 21 D.J. mix will follow at 8 Lori at Clark Hall. The Simmons will speak and year old daughter of Mr. p.m. in the ball room. A 1 984 Homecom i ng and Mrs. RayJamesonof crown the queen. Shelly carnival style picn ic will Festivities w ill conclude Belpre, Ohio: Her escort Uk· k ffu th t· ·t· Morris, president of the· E tt S f IC 0 e ac IVI les w ith the annual Home- IS ver parr 0 on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. coming Dance from 9- Student Congress, will in- Clendenin,WV. Everett is above the amphitheatre. 12 'p.m. in the ballroom. troduce Dr. Simmons, and a Business Administra-Comedian Tom Parks Music will be provided present closing remarks. tion and Accounting will perform in the by "Staircase" and there Pam Perry will sing the Management major and auditorium at 6:30 p.m. to wl·11 be a $1 adml·ssl·on. I the son of Mrs. Jean A rna ,;a ter and th e GSC

ban·J v. ill perform .

Dance Scheduled All alumni and friends

are invited to a post game. party Saturday at the football field. A canopy stocked with deli food and drinks w ill be available.

A l umn i a r e al so invited Saturday night to atten d th e annu a l Ho me c om in g d ance held at the recreation center. " Pastels", a seven piece · orchestra, from Clarksbu rg w ill perform. Joe Dranhak will be catering the event. The dance begins

Joan Bays, Sophomore Princess at 9 p.m. Jackie Myer, Junior Princess

Douglas. --Junior Princess is

Jacquelyn Myer. an Elementary Education and Early Childhood major from Wilbur, WV. She is a member of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority , and the daughter of Mr. alid ~s.

Jerry Myer. Jacquelyn's escort is Stephen Morris of Clarksburg. He is majoring in Petroleum engineering ·and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Morris.

Chosen as Sopho­more Princess is Joan Bays, a Social Science major from Lodi, Ohio. She is a member of the Delta Zeta Sorority, and t he daughter of 'Rita Smith. Joan's escort is William Clark of Doswell , . Virg.nia. Will iam is a Surveying and Business Adminis­tration major and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark.

The Freshman Prin­cess is Deidra Burrows. She i s a Special Education major from Parkersburg . and is sponsored by the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority and a GSC cheerleader. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Burrows.

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Homecoming Welcome Given As Editor of THE GLENVILLE MERCURY, I would like to

welcome all alumni back to Glenville State college for the 49th an nual homecoming. Many changes have taken palce on campus but Glenville is still the same small and friendly campOs.

Homecoming is a time for friends , students, and alumni to get together and enjoy the festivities planned. The Student Congress and others have worked extremely hard to plan Homecoming and if everyone participates Homecoming should be very seccessful. "Go For The Gold" is this year's homecoming theme and the Pioneer Football team will "Go For The Gold" vs. the Yellow· Jackets of WV State at 1 :30 on Saturday . The parade, Queen's coronation, and dances are also planned for Saturday.

Again, welcome to alumni of Glenville State. I hope'the current GSC students, faculty, and staff enjoy themselves as well.

Jackie Mullens Editor

President Offers Greetings I would like to welcome all alumni, students, and friends to the

1984 Homecoming festivities . If you are returning to Glenville, I hope that you enjoy yourself, rekindle old friendships and leave Glenville with many more happy memories. If you are a student I hope that you take advantage of all the activities that have been

planned. The Student Congress has engaged the services of a spectacular

band for Saturday night 's annual Homecoming Dance. Also, Saturday 's Homecoming parade should prove to be one of the best.

Sincerely, Shelly Morris Student Congress President

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The Glenville Metuay September 19. 1984

Orgalliialioaal I.w. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

The brothers of LAmbda Chi

Alpha would like to take this

opponunity to welcome every·

one back to Glenville State ColI­

lege. We also hope you all had a

very nice summer. And also we excema a welcome to newly~r­

rived freshman.

The weekly meeting ""s held at

7 p.m. in Wesley Foundation Sun·

day the 16. Plans were discussed

for building a float for the home·

coming parade.

brothers please

Squues.

All interested

contact Jeff

A big THANK YOU goes to the

Ladies for their work on the

homecoming banner! The brothers are remmded to

check the bulletin I bo.ard for activities and are urged' to

. participate during homecoming.

The brothers wish to congratu·

lations Brion Coates OI} his ap·

pointment to Chapter Historion.

All brothers are asked to wear

their shuts and support the Glen ·

ville State Pioneer Football Team

on Saturday.

See yo' at the game.

TKE

The Iota Omega Chapter of Tau

Kappa Epsilon held its weekly

mee'ting ThursdJzy, Sept. 13. Ac·

tivities for Homecoming Week

were discussed. All chances for

the grocery give-<1""y should be

turned in by Thursday Sept. 20

All dues for this semester should

be paid by the end of this month.

Check the bulletin board in the

Student Union for upcoming ac·

tivities and notices. Congratula·

tions go to new Associote mem­

ber Brion Ruth , good luck.

Congratuiations also go to this

year's Homecoming Queen , Lori

Euler, and her court. Alumni

frater Roddie Brown ""s in town

this past weekend and will be here

the rest of this week. Any new

member or frater who does not

know him should immediotley

contact him, much can be gained

[rom his vast skms and broad ex­

periences. He can be reached in

the evenings at either The Pub ,

The Derrick, The Valley Tavern

or at fraters Everett Spa" and

Peter Ware 's apartment, where he

is presently conducting an experi­

ment dealing with alcohol abuse.

Trivio : Ho w many drinks can

Eddie Mazzella have before he

passes out? . AU [raten are reminded to oe at

the Deltil Zeta House at 9 a.m. on

Saturd4y of the Homecoming to

hi:ip with the parade. We will also

. be in the parade.

The TKE's and O.D. 's are hav­

ing a Kissing Booth on Thunday

Sept. 20, on the sidewalk above

the amphitheatre.

LAst of all, all fraten are re­

minded to check the TKE board

everyd4y for further develop­

ments.

OD The Order of Dilm~ would like

to welcome all incoming Fresh­

men and returning upperclassman

back to GSC. OD 's held theu

fint formal meeting on ';I'ednes­day, Sept. 1 2. New ,officers :

were slected: Peggy Spencer -

President; Barb Fouchs - Vice­

president; Kim Copley· Treasur­

er, Lori Jamison - Secretary;

Trudy Rader - R eporter; Ann

Miller· Ways and Means; Tammy

Miller - Historion. Meetings will be held on Tues­

day s at 5:30 in th e Wesley Found­

ation. This week is homecoming

so get involved in HC activities. The OD's will have a "kissing

booth" at th e picnic Sept .• 20

$. 25 a kiss.

OD's want the TKE 's to know

" We love you guys . ..

DELTA ZETA The Thet~ Xi Chapte~ of the

Delta Zeta Sorority held a formal

meeting on Monday at the house.

We are all working hard to make

this a successfull homecoming

week. The float is being comple­

ted this week for the parade on

Saturday. Good job to Shelly

Morris and Student Congress who

have worked extremely hard to

make Go For The Gold the best

homecoming yet. Sisters are

reminded to wear your shirts to

the picnic on ThursdJzy. We will

be sponsoring a ring toss and dart

throw booth during the week and

everyone is welcome to come and

try theu luck. The aWards last

week were: clean room· -Doretta

Pig pen - Tina. Good luck to the

Pioneers this Saturday on their

homecoming game against WV

State. We will hold an open

house for all alumnae before the

parade and game then after""rds

a get-together for all alumnae

sisters - Welcome back!! to D -

let's hear it for the "boy ".

THETA XI

The brothers of Theta Xi held

- a meeting last ThursdJzy Sept. 13,

1984. Officers were elected for

fall , they are , President - Bill

Adler, Vice-president Jo

McCallistar, Secretary - David

Tucker, Treausrer . Ty Tyson,

and Party Mainman Ron

Gutshall. All brothers are asked

to attend the meeting this Thun­

day Sept. 20.1984 at 6 p.m.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Wilcox on theu marrioge this

past Saturd4y. Good luck to the

GSC football team this weekend

against WV State.

A reJ.lresentative from Columbia Gas will interview pros­~iye Dec. and May computer science graduates on ~ct. 9. Appoint­ment and resume required.

PI GAMMA MU

Pi Gamma Mu will be having an

organizational meeting on Wed­

nesday, Sept. 26 at the Wesley

Foundation from 5:15 - 6:15.

All members, associotes , and any

person interested in the organiZQ4

tion are encouraged to attend.

Plans (or a fall semester field trip

to Washington , D.C. , if possible,

or o th er historical place will be

discussed. Anyone interested is

welcome. . Also, Pi Gamma Mu wiil be hav-

ing a "Dollar Drop " this Thurs·

aay during the Studen t Congress Picnic. Any member who will be

able to work at the booth , please

contact Sarah Wood , room 408

Scott, or Lou Ellen Wentz, in

apartment 300.

Good luck to the Pioneers this

Saturday.

OHNIMGOHOW PLA YERS

Those members who signed up

. for the float committee are remin­

ded that construction of the

Homecoming float will finish this

weekend. Contact Joe Stephens

for time and place. All other

members are urged to help, too.

The house crew will be needing

volunteers to sell tickets for the

show. See Anita Stephenson if

you have some free time.

All members should note that

the meeting time was set for

every-other-Tuesday at 5:30 in

the Underground. Please attend.

You wouldn 't believe how much

,fun we have.

SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA

The Delta Alpha Chapter of

Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority

would like to welcome BelindJz

Nichols, Pam Mullins , Angie

Conely, and Leah Stalnaker as

new pledges. We 're ·glad to have

you as pledges and we wish y ou

the best of luck while pledging.

The sisters also welcome back

all alumnae sisters.

Sisters

chapter

changed

are reminded that the

meetings have been

to SundJzys at 9 p.m'.

A t this week's meeting sisters

were reminded of the Panhellenic

Meeting, Volley ball games, and

our composite ""s discussed .

Sisters of the week are Sandy

Sheila, and Debbie. The cultured

Pearl Award goes to Debbie,

Kassie, Carmella, Jackie, and

A llison. Good luck to the Pio­

neer Football team and we hope

everyone enjoys themselves at

Homecoming.

Organizations are reminded to turn in their news on Mon­day noon. If news cannot be turned in please contact TH E MERCURY.

The Glenville Mercury September 19. 1984

Pioneers D r 0 p First, 22-0

Bunny Taylor

Taylor To Receive C. Williams Award

The Clarissa William~

Award, presented each year to a top female athlete from the preced­ing year's graduating class, will be presented Saturday to Lavern " Bunny" Taylor.

Taylor, who graduated in May 1984 was a four­year part i c i pant i n women 's basketball. She was named to the AII-WVIAC team in each of her seasons as a Lady

Pioneer, as well as earning All-Tournament honors four consecutive years.

Bunny carved a place for herself in the GSC record books last year by becoming the Lady P i oneers ' a ll - ti me leading scorer. In her f ou r seasons , she sco red ove r 1,450 po ints, high lighting a career of impressive statistics.

Hunger Run Set for Sept. 22 The Mountaineer Food All students are invited to

Bank is having its Third participate . For more infor­

Annual Run/Walk for Hun- mation contact Brenda

ger on September 22, 1984. Huffman at 364-5518 .

, The Pioneer football team dropped to 1-1 on I 'the season Saturday as they were defeated 22-7 by 'defeating WVIAC champions Shepherd College.

Shepherd, ranked first in the WVIAC in a pre­season poll, scored first on a 27 -yard field goal by John Treadway. A 7-yard touchdown pass put the Rams on top 10-0 at the end of the first quarter. Another field goal made the score 13-o at the half.

Shepherd compiled another touchdown in the third quarter and a safety in the fourth to round out their scoring.

The Pioneer's only score came by way of a 2-yard touchdown run by Joe Mullan in the fourth quarter. Mark Szklenn ik added the point after to complete GSC's scoring.

For the game, Steve Grosse led the Pioneer offense by completing six of eleven passes for 61 yards. Mike Chad­wick led the defense with 15 tackles, followed by Dave Darst with 13.

The Pioneers will host West Virgin ia State to h ighlight Saturday ' s Homecoming actvities. The Pioneers are now 0-1 in conference play.

Check in and registration

for the run is 8 :00 to 9:15

a.~ . Starting time for the

run is 9 :30 a.m. Check in

and registration for the

walk is 8:00 to 9:30 a.m.

Staning t ime for walk is

9 :45 a.m.

Carney Second In First Round Leads Golfers At Slippery Rock

Scott Carney was second with a 73 and the Pioneer golf team was fourth overall after the first round of the second

Starting and End points annual Tournament of for the run and walk are at Champions at Slippery the Food Bank Warehouse Rock, Pa. in Gassaway. There will be Carney comb ined two runs ; a .2 mile and a 5 nine-hole scores of 35 mile . The walk will also be and 38 to place himself

second individually after a 2 mile distance. pi ________ .. Sunday's first round.

Yearbooks are in. Scores from Monday's Students may pick last two rounds were them up from 8 _ 4 p.m. in the Kana- unavailable at press whachen Office, time. room 306 Adminis- The Pioneers were 29 tration Building. strokes off of first-place

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Indiana (Pa.) with a score of 411. Other conference teams partic ipat ing in the tournament were Fair­mont State, Davis and Elkins" and West Virginia Wesleyan, all of whom were behind GSC after the first round.

For Glenville, John Oplinger followed Carney with an 81 , Jeff ,Bennett shot an 83, Danny Wassick had an 86, Charlie Moss scored an 88, and . Bjll Forrest followed up with an 89.

Byron Brooks scrambles past a Shepud defender.

Golf Team Strong The Glenville State and John Opl inger, a

College golf program is transfer from WVU and on sound footing this PCC, will be counted on year after an off year in heavily for leadership. 1983-84. Coach Tim Also playing will be: Carney is optimistiC Danny Wass i ck, a concern ing his team's freshman from Univer­chances in the spring. In sity High in Morgantown; fact, the veteran coach Billy Forrest, a freshman remarked, "I feel the transfer from Genese most optimistiC about College , NY; Jeff our program since I've Bennett, a sophomore been here. returner from Buckhan-

Currently, team mem- non; Charlie Moss, a bers are practicing and junior returner from attempting to qual ify for Ripley; and Larry Beall, a the spring season. They sophomore transfer will compete in four from Harrisville. matches this fall , in Two players, John preparation for the most Forrest, a senior who important spring cam- has performed at GSC paiQn. before, and Mike Dynda,

The Pioneers partici- a sophomore from Lock pated Su nday and Haven (Pa) college, will Monday in the Slippery be eligiblel to participate Rock Invitational (PA). in the spring. Also, on Sept 21 and 22, The Glenville golfers they will play in the Davis own six WVC titles, but and Elkins Ivitational; on they haven 't won one October 6 and 7, in since 1979. Carney feels Wooster (OH) Invitation- that with his current al; and on Oct 11, in the personnel , this year WestVirginialntercol- could be the year for legiate at Marshall numhp.r !,:p.vp.n University. The Artie Shaw

Carney has reasons to orchestra that had be positive about his been scheduled for squad's outlook for the 1984-85 season. Nine good, quality palyers are his reasons. The coach's son, Scott, a tra!l~!r~ f~of:;, ... m:-.. ___ E~I.o~n:.:..., ,:;;N ... C ..... , ...r

The 1984 Edition of The Trillium is still available in the Language Div. They can be picked up during regular office hours.

Sept. 21 will not perform at GSC, be-

cause the Cultural Affairs Committee did not receive funding from the Mid-Atlantic Arts Consortium and the West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council.

Pag e 4 Harriers To Host September 19. 1984

Invite

Jeff Metheny

The GSC cross-country t eam travelled to Morehead , KY, last Saturday to compete in the Morehead Invitation­al. The Pioneers fini shed seventh behind strong performances by Jay Dawkins an d Dave Antonik.

Dawkin s took 15th place in the meetto pace the ' Pioneers, followed by Antonik at 31 st.

Other GSC finishers were Jim Collins, 38th; Shawn Shockey, 49th; and Barrry Cruthcfield, 50th on the 5.5 mile

Metheny Named co~~~ep ioneerSWi lihost M t W · the GSC invitational on on rose In nerFriday at 3:00. ~o~t?f

the West Virginia Jeff Metheny, former Jeff was also a conference schools are

captian and quarterback standout in baseball expected to attend, as for the GSC football until the sport was well as teams from team, has been named discontinued. He was a Frostburg, MD, and as the 1984 recipient of three year starter in left Morehead, KY. the Montrose Award. field and was named to Head coach Butch

The Montrose Award the All-Conference team Hays is very pleased is presented annually at his junior year. with the way his team is

Members of the 1984 Pioneer Cross Coun try Team

progressing. "Our times were down last week, and we looked good. We should be very competi­tive in the invitational Friday."

Hays also stressed that there is still room on the team for anyone interested in running cross-country. Contact the coach, Mrs. Edwards in the PE Building, or any

team member for more information.

Also, anyone interest­ed in helping with the meet' on Friday should contact Hays , Mrs . Edwards, or meet director Jim Hilgenberg. People helping on the course should meet behind the Forestry building at 2 o'clock Friday.

GSC to a top male In service to GSC, athlete from the previous Metheny served as a year's graduating class Resident Assistant in who has exhibited high Louis Bennett Hall moral character and during the 1981-82

Swimming Begins, Golf Tourney Slated

Who's Who Now Taking Applicatjons

Applications are now service to the college school year. He was ~he The beginning of community. Head RA for LBH dUring Intramural swimm ing

Metheny, who pres- 1982-83, as well as competition and a fall ently serves as House serving as the president golf tournament have Director at Pickens Hall of the Physical Educa- been announced by Jeff and as an assistant tion Majors Club . Propps, GSC student football coach, was a Head Football Coach ass i'stant Intramural three year starter for the Frank Vincent said of Director. Pioneers at quarterback. Metheny: "In my th irty Competition will begiA He was named to the years of coach ing I have on Monday, Sept. 24th

1 983 W V I A C A I I - never had a player that and wi ll continue until Conference team wh ile worked harder or was Thursday, December 6. leading the Pioneers to a more dedicated than Jeff The man and woman 6-2 -1 record and a M et hen y . (He) .. . i s a record ing the most laps second-place finish in young man of high moral in the co ll ege pool the conference, their character ... (and) is most during that time will be best season since 1973. de s e rv i n g 0 f t h is declared the winners, .. ________ ~pr e sti g i ous awar d. " according to Propps.

A representative from the Depart· ment of Natural Re· sources will' inter· view prospective December, May and August graduates October 2, in the areas of biology chemistry, and forestry. Appoint· ment and resume reo quired.

Graduate School Information Day Representatives from several gradua· ate schools will be in the Verona .Mapel Room Wednesday, Sept. 19 to talk with all interested students. No ap· pointment neces·

Tr o phie s wi ll be awarded to the winners in both ma l e and female divisions. One hundred points fo r intramural compet iti on will be awarded to the top fini shers,and comp~

etitors will receive one point for each mile completed.

Last year's winner was Mike Whissel. No female contestants were sary. "-_________ .. ________ ... entered.

Propps also an- available for the 1984-85 nounced a Fall Golf Who's Who Among Tournament to be held Students in American the first week in October. Universities and Col­Competition will be open leges. This program is to all students, faculty, for the purpose ·of and staff, with the rewarding individual exception of varsity academic excellence golfers and golf letter- and is open to Juniors men. There will be male and Seniors. Nominees and female divisions ' in will be selected on the the 18 hole playoff. A basis of above average nine-hole .cutoff will be scholastic , athlet i c , in effect, with the top extracurricular activities half, plus ties, of the first and community service. round becoming eligible These exceptional for the second round. ach ievements will . be

More details will be noted in the 1985 edition announced later. Sep- of Who's Who Among t embe r '28 i s t he Students In American deadline for entering the Universities and Col­go lf tournament. T9 leges. reg ister or obtain more The quota for GSC is information, see Coach 36 nom i nee san d Lilly or JE>ff Propps in the appl ications should be intramural office (6:30- submitted to the Mer-

~ \ cury office no later than =8_:3_0~~~ .. m_.J~. ~ __ ~~~ 3" 4 p.m. October 1. Ms. The Library will

be open from 11.2 Yvonne King, Director of on Saturday, Sep· Publications, has been tember 22, due to appointed chairperson the Homecoming or this year's nomina-

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The GlenviUe Mercury September 19. 1984

Clarissa Williams , Jack Woodyard H onored By GSC Endzone Club

The GSC Endzone Club is honoring Miss Clarissa Williams and Mr. Jacob J. "Jack" Woodyard for their many years of loyalty and devotion to Pioneer athletics. Tribute will be paid during the 1984 Homecoming game, and at a reception following to be held in the Endzone Club meeting room.

Miss Williams joined the staff of GSC as associate professor of

• , Physical Education in 'Wh Itey Adolfson Selected 1947. During her tenure

H . P d M h I she served as girls ' omecomlng ara ears a basketball coach and cheerleading sponsor. Following her retirement Clam Bake Friday

in 1964 many honors were bestowed upon her. In 1917 Williams Wing of Pickens Hallwas dedicated in her honor. 1938 marked the first year the Clarissa . Williams Award was presented to an 'out­standing GSC female athlete. Miss Williams also has served as the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Grandmother.

Mr. Woodyard has been an active member of the Gilmer County Volunteer Fire Depart­ment, and the Glenville Lions Club. Since the formation of the End­zone Club in 1980, Mr . Woodyard has

dedicated his time and effort to the continuing success of the organiza­tion .

Mr. Woodyard now resides in Glenville with his wife, "the former Charlotte Snyder, an employee in the busi­ness office at GSC. They have one daughter, Mrs. Susan Heiner, a' teacher at Warren Local High School in Washington County, Ohio.

Mr, Philip Reale, president of the End­zone Club, praised both Miss Williams and Mr. Woodyard on their "loyalty and contribu­tions to Pioneer athlet­ics." Earl " Whitey" Adolfson

has been selected as the

1984 Parade Marshal for

Glenville State College's

"Go for the Gold " Home­

coming. Adolfson, a native

of Weston , graduated from

Weston High School in

1949, and from West Vir-

say of Adol£son: " First , I

consider Whitey a truly

good friend , very concerned

with the school,

and his job responsibilities;

always ready and willing to

help out. Secondly, he 's a

family, a most compas­

sionate, dedicated person

with a strong desire to

achieve in whatever he has

attempted - I salute him for

what he has done and will continue to do."

Les Gourmets Society Is Active .

ginia Tech in 1954 . He

received his Masters degree

from West Virginia Univer­

sity in 1963.

Adolfson served as

assistant football coach at

Wirt Coun ty High School

from 1954-56 , and as hca.!

coach at Wirt County from

1957-59. From 1959-62 he

was head football coach at

Oakland High School in

Oakland , Maryland , and

then he returned to his alma

mater , Weston High School,

where he remained until

1966, when he joined the

Pioneer football staff as an

assistant coach. On July 1,

1975, he assumed the duties

of head coach of the GSC

gridders ,. and retained this

position until 1979, when

he was selected as assistant

athletic director. He re­

signed from GSC in 1984

after giving 18 years of ser­

vice to the college.

A thletic Director J es.se

Lilly had the following to

Would you like to dine on clams, salmon, BBO chicken wings or soup. If so, join the ·GSC Les Gourmets Society. The Les Gourmets Society was designed to expose this area to unique food with excellent quality. Under the direction of Joe Drahnak this society has catered many events such as wedding parties, private dinner part ies, organization banq u ets , busi_n ess dinners, picn ics and

~I Acclaimed

Adolfson now resides on

Mineral Road with his wife,

the former Jean Fultineer

of ,Weston. They have two

daugh ters , Tanja Jo Barker

and Michelle Lynn

Stalnaker, both GSC grad­

uates, and a son Greg, a

graduate of West Virginia

University .

Tom Parks w"'s chosen as

the Campus Entertainer of

~---------... the y ~ar at the 1983 December gradu-

Campus Entertainment ates planning to par- d h 23 d aI Awar s at t e r annu ticipate in May com-

convention for the National mencement exer-

Association for Campus cises should place

Activities. He will be per-their order for gradu-

forming at the Campus ation announce- Wide Picnic at 6:30 p .m . in ments with Mrs. , the college auditorium on Debby Nagy in the Thursday, September 20th College Bookstore during Homecoming Week. prior to leaving Admission will be free and campus on Friday the comedian will be' spon-to begin their stu- sored by the Student Con-dent teaching .

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birthdays parties. They are also catering ·the· end-zone club clam banquet September 21 at 6 p.m. The society will offer a sea food lovers menu including: clams, shrimp, salmon, :Iam chowder. Also on the menu will be barbequed ribs, barbequed chicken wings, corn on the cob, potato salad, home­made rolls,and bouii­labaisse soup.

Th is menu is an example of the work

offered by th e Les Gourmets Soci ety . Members of the society are: Earle Bell, Michele Gallourakis Melanie Greene, David McCreary, Gary, Mitch­ell, James Payne, Tim Pittman , Pam Tisa, Marcy Greene. Some memoers are working toward degrees in food management while others are merely enj,oying the experience. So join the GSC Les

Gourmets Society.

Entertainer to Perform

Tom Parks, comedian, will perform September 20.

II

, .. ~ Play Cast Includes Poker Players

The cast of the fall theater production,"The C'1d Couple" is a mixture of various talents and experience. The show will run Oct. 11-12 and feature eight actors and actresses.

Four gentlemen portray poker players throughout the show, they are ; Michael Dotson, Randy Harper, Frank Mitchell and Tim Pittman.

Mike Dotson is a senior Engl ish /history major and is a member of Student Congress and the TKE fratern ity. His list of theater experience includes "Barefoot in the Park," "Hello Dolly ," "California Suite," and "You Can 't Take It With You."

Randy Harper , a senior Eng li sh / oral communications major from Lost Creek, WV, is a member of the Ohn imgohow Players, A l pha Ps i Omega Dramatic Fraternity and he GSC Choir.

Frank Mitchell is a sophomore student from Owengs,MD, and majors in Music education. He is a member of the GSC band, Jazz Band and choir.

The fourth poke r player is Tim Pittman, a sen ior from Moundsville, WV. Tim is a member of the Lambda Chi frater­nity and is a Senator of the Student Congress.

The rest ofthe cast will be outlined in later editions of The Mercury.

Enrollment Increases According to Mack enrollment and that the

Samples , Dean of figures indicate that Records and Admis- Glenville continues to do si ons, enro llment at well in an increasingly Glenville State College tough market. showed a slight increase "-·T·he-G"S"C~C~h·ee·r·-'" ove r the fa l l 1983 leaders will sponsor semester. Last year's a kissing booth, total enrollment was Thrusday, Septem-1807 and this year's ber 20 during the

Picnic Carnival. Kis-looks to be approxi- ses will be $.50 and mately 1885, an increase the money will go of 78 or about 4.5 into the cheerlead-percent. Fu l l t ime ing fund . enrollm~nt appears to be 11 65, two more than The Sigma Sigma

Sigma sorority will last year. These are be selling candy for prel iminary figures, but $.40 the remainder a re fa irl y accurate. of the week. If in-

Samples said that he terested contact any is pleased with the .... S .. ig .. ma_s .. iste_r •. ___ •

Pictured are the secondary education teachers who will begin next week.

Student Teachers Enter Field The Glenville State lege ; Rebecca A .

:; 0 II eg e Ed u cati 0 n Jorgensen, Elem. 1-6, Department has re- Early Child. Ed., Wood leased the I i st of County. students who will enter Daphne A. King, Early the student teaching Child. Ed., Elem. 1-6, field in either elementary Math.. 4-8, Science '4-8, or secondary education. Jackson County; Amelia Following is the list as of J. Mason, Elem. 1-6, September 10: Wood County; Mary K.

Gina G. Bailes, Elem. Miller, Early Child. Ed., 1-6, Men. Ret. K-12, Elem. 1-6, Wood County; Phys. Ed. 4-8, Wood Kimberly A. Morrison, County; Sonja K. Bailey, Elem. 1-6, Men. Ret. K­Elem. 1-6, Early Child. 12, Learn. Dis. K-12, Ed., Webster County; Wood County; Susan Sandra S. Barger, Early A. Paletti, _ Elem. 1-6, Child. Ed., Elem. 1-6, Early Child. Ed., Soc. Stu. Lang. Arts 4-8, Webster 4-8 , Lewis County. County; Eileen Bartlett, Angela K. Roush, Elem. 1-6, Wood County, Elem. 1-6, Early Child. Mary Jane Carder, Early Ed., Pleasants County; Child. Ed., Elem. 1-6, Robin J. Tallhamer, Early Wood County. Child . . Ed., Elem. 1-6,

Luann M. Crislip, Early Soc. ,Stu. 4-8, Wood Child. Ed., Elem. 1-6, County ; Carol L. Soc. Stu. 4-8, Wood Thomas, Elem. 1-6, County ; Sharon K. Nicholas County; Scott Dawson, Elem. 1-6, G. Varner, Elem. 1-6, Wood County; Susan A. Wood County. Dulaney, Early Child. Tina A. Barnett, Math. Ed., Elem. 1-6, Math. 4-8, 7 -12 , Safety 7 -12 ,

, Wood County; Linda K. Nicholas County; Fred F. Dunlap, Elem. 1-6, Lang. Basnett, Art 7-12, Math. Arts 4-8, Wood County; 7-9, Calhoun County; Etta Jane Fidler, Elem. Guy F. Boggs, Music 1-6, Nicholas County. Compo K-12, Bus. Prin.

Kimberly F. Fitzwater, 7-12, Pleasants County; Elem. 1-6, Early Child. Michael B. Brady, Phys. Ed., Calhoun County; Ed. K-12, Safety 7-12, Angela L Habeb, Elem. Braxton County; Marvin 1-6, Math. 4-8, Wood, Joe Brannon, Phys. Ed. County; Ranay L Hibbs, K-12 , Safety 7 -12, Early Child. Ed., Elem. Braxton County. 1-6, Wood County; Timothy A. Gardner, Jodeen L Ingram, Elem. Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7-1-6. Math. 4-8, Lang. 12, Gilmer County; David Ar1s 4-8. Soc. Stu. 4-8. A. Halcomb. Soc. Stu. 7-Baldwin-Wallace Col- 12. Wirt County; Tamrui

L. Igo, English 7 -12, ,Oral Comm . 7-12, Wood County; Linda L. Jones, English 7-12, School o ib. & Media K-12, Calhoun County; Terry M. Kendall, Beh. Dis. 7-12, Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7-12, Wood and Roane Cou!"'ties.

Marshall E. Kjser, Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7 -12, Braxton County; Patsy J. Kisner, English 7 -12, Soc. Stu. 7-9, Lewis County; Gregory A. Knopp, Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7 -12, Calhoun County; Mark A. Kozlowski, English 7 -12, Oral Comm . 7-12, Braxton County; Craig Lee Loy, Art K-12, Nicholas County. William S. Ostaff, Math. 7 -12, Gen. Science 7 -12, Calhoun County; Tiny Sue Schuessler, Art K-12, Calhoun and Braxton Counties; Stacy J. Scott. Bus. Compo 7 -12, Wood County; Lea Ann Sharp, Bus. Compo 7-12, Wood County; Richard L. Singleton, Phys. Ed. K-12, Soc. Stu. 7-9, Lewis County.

Ricky M. Smith, Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7-12. Braxton County; Diana L Sutherland, Phys. Ed. K-12, Safety 7 -12, Lewis County; Donald Seo Taylor, Phys. Ed. K-1 Soc. Stu. 7-9, Jaekso County; Karen S. Terry Phys. Ed. K-12. Safety 7 12. Wood County

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Health P I a n Outlined

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Friday, September 21, is the last date to apply for Decem· ber graduation. To apply, contact the Office of Academic Affairs.

Intern Program Fo"-;;,~ Available

Dr . Darna ll has

• SeptemOO 19. 1984

Or. Pribble is shown presenting the grant to Scott Demers, treasurer of

the American Chemical Society of GSC.

There's something status, and suggestions new in student health! for improvement, 4) New students at GSC more comprehens ive had the oRPortunity to than a usual physical choose between the because the questions standard physical cover fam i ly and examination form and a personal health history, new computer i zed diet and n utri tion , health history inventory. fitness, med ication use The new system allows a and other pertinent data. student to complete a Any student who has health inventory private- not completed a health Iyandreplacestheneed form , trad iti ona l o r for a physical examina- 0 the r w i s e , s h 0 u I d tion from a doctor. contact the Kyle Cl inic

received appl icat ion forms for two internship programs. One is the Frasu re-Singleton , a one week internsh ip award ing one hour cred it in which the student is assigned to a leg islator who assists in explaining the legislative process. In add ition, partic ipants meet with representatives from all b r a n ches of state

A CS ReceivesGrant The benefits of the i m m e d i a t e I y . A Iso ,

system are 1) privacy, 2) . students who completed lower cost - $8-14 as the new form and have opposed to $20-30 for a not rece i ved t he ir doctor's visit, 3) the reports should contact student receives a print the Kyle Cli nic because out that outl ines his / her the clinic has received overall health , r isk over 50 repo rts.

"Staircase" Band To Play government, lob.by i ~ts , reporters, and legislative

The Student Congress have the most cu rrent staff pe rso ns. The is presenting the group reperto ire possible from program is open to any "Staircase " at the rock-n- roll to the hottest sophomore, jun ior, or Homecoming dance on disco. They feature senior who has com­September 22, from 9:00 son g s Ii k e : " Bad pleted one course in p.m. til 12:00 a.m. in the Mamma Jamma" by Carl politica l science. GSC Ballroom. Carlton, "Any Way You can select one intern to

They are one of the Want It" by Journey, pa rti c i pate i n this hottest bands in the " T r u I y " by L i on e I program. Applications South today. The group Ritchie, and many other shou ld be submitted by­will play fourteen songs by great enter- October 15. different instruments for tainers will be performed The other internship is one of the most by the group "Stair- called the Jud ith A. complete musical case." Admissions will Herndon Legislat ive sounds available. They be a $1 .00 per person. Fel l ow s Pro g ram .

Homecom.-ng Competit ion is on a ____ (contin ued fro m page I)

Deidra's escort is Danny Jennifer Chambers statewide basis and the Ray, a Chemistry major will .be the Homecoming number of se lected from Wirt, WV. He is the trainbearer. ~he is the fellows will not exceed son of Mr. and Mrs. five year old daughter of ten during one legisla­Raymond D. Ray. Mr . and Mrs . Jay tive session. However,

Flowerbearer will be Chambers of Glenville. GSC has been repre­Miss Lesley McCullough Crownbearer is Dylan sented in three out of the She is the four year old de Rosset, the three and last four legislative

sessions. This is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a half year old son of Mr. Frank McCullough of and Mrs. Wayne de semester-long program Glenville. Rosset, also of Glenville. which awards twelve

hours academic credit and a stipend of $150.00 per week. The goal is to instruct selected stu­dents in the theory and operations of leg isla­tures and legislatj ve bodies. The program is open to full-time undergraduates who have completed 60 hours and at least one course in pol i tical science. Applications should be submitted by October 15.

The stuqent affiliate chapter of the American Chem ical Soc iety at Glenville State College was selected as one of ten chapters to receive a 1984 Innovative Activi­ties Gran t. The A CS Committee on _ Educa ­tion check for $200 was presented to the treasurer of the club, Scoft Demers, by the sponsor, Dr. Mary Jo Pr i bble, on Fr i day, September 14, 1984.

"A Guide to Success­ful Chemistry Projects," is the title of the chapter project which won in the midst of intense compe­tition on the national level. In itiating interest and partic ipation on the hifJh school level in chemistry science fair projec"ts is the goal of the project. Project director, Deb Wildman , and associate director, Kim Evans , wrote and submitted the proposal to the national ACS in June of 1984. Brochures, visitation to the schools, and a GSC workshop are the three levels of approach to be used in Braxton, Calhoun, Clay, Gilmer, Lewis, Nicholas, Ritchie, Webster, and Wirt counties.

Current officers of the chapter include: Pres.-

Deb Wi ldman, Vice­Pres. - Steve Wr ight, -Treas.- Scott Demers, Sec . - Kim Evans , Public i st - Sheldon Sturm.

Curren t members include: Linda Billips, Er i c Ch i co , Patty Coulter, Shawn John­son, Crystal Spaur, and Brent Tenney.

New members to be accepted during the October 4, 1984 ACS luncheon meeting are: Ricky L. Barnett, Bill Crane, Kathy Ellyson, Janet Ferrebee, Leslie A. Howard, Anna Jackson, Jane Kn iceley, Lisa Mayle, Tina McClung, Kathleen A. Mitchell, Terry Mullooly,· Pamela Nicholas, James Par­sons, Danny Ray, Gary J . PeHy and Kelly Haynes.

Graduated Members as of this fall were: Steve Bumgardner, Jean Drake, and Barb Ledoux.

In order to actively pursue the project discussed above, the chapter would appre­ciate the purchase of a hoagie on sale today in the main union lobby for $1.25 . Commun i ty assistance currently would be appreciated in this endeavor too, as the club must ra ise match­ing funds to the grant.

West Virginia Medical School Team Representat ives from the areas of dentistry, pharmacy , medicine, physi­cal therapy, and other health-related areas will meet with interested students in the Verona Mapel Room. T~e program on September 26 will be a group session With all students attending. On September 27 the repre· sentatives will meet with individual students in a partic­ular area. Students planning to attend either session should register with Dr. Mary Jo Pribble in the Science Hall.

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F'rom The Wesley Foundation

List week, you received a copy of this semester 's program list· ing at the Wesley Foundation . All students, faculty , and staff are invited and encouraged to part icipate in activities that are listed .

The Glenville Mercury

Trip Planned West Virginia University

theatre department is pre­senting MAN OF LA MANCHA Oct. 11 , 12 , 13. GSC Theatre is organizing a caravan of those inter­ested in seeing the Sat. , Oct. 13 performance. Transpor-

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THE VALLEY

Wed. - Pool Tournament 8:00 Thurs. - Theta Xi Party (everyone invited)

Fri. and Sat. - FREEWAY Next Tuesday 's Family Entertainment Night movie is " Buck Rogers in the 25 Century " (PG). One of America 's most popular com ic·strip space heroes, Buck Rogers finds himself in a world rad ically different than when he left it . Come and see it, 7:30 p.m. Main Room . $1.00 admission .

On Wednesday, the 26, the Wesley Foundation will host a Blood Drive from noon till 5 p.m. The need for blook is critical. Please make every effort to come over and "Give the gift of life !"

tation will be provided.

You will need to provide ,,. ••• =;=================11 the ticket price - $ 6 for ·

On Monday, October 1, a representative froin the Methodist School of Theology in Ohio, Henry Stringer, will visit the cam­pus. If you are considering a career in ministry, and would like to find out more about attending seminary, plan to come over. A meal will be provided at 5:30. p.m. i[l the Wesley Foundation,.at

.. no charge, and those attending seminary': will have the opportun­ity to visit with Mr. Stringer. Please st~p -by the Foundation if you are interested by Wednesday, September 26, and sign up on

adult , $4 for student (re­duced rates if we have 15 or more) and money for a meal if we decide to "eat o ut" !

If you are interested, con­tact Mrs. Linda Mc:.Kown by mail or phone ext . 21 4 by Friday , Oct. 5.

Family Restaurant 462-7161 Glenville 462-7161

Hours Tues. thru Thurs. 11-8 p.m.

Fri. thru Sat. 11-11 p.m.

All you can eat every night of any combination including beverage for $5.50.

the sheet provided in the Main R:oom. t-----(G"L~ENOOV;.'i:LLLEE-;tvCiiju.iERS-----""'iI ~n oul pMi~1U medic~1 clinic o(f'~rin.oif!!!I--!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~

We are located In8lleybelween Ben Franklin and T&L Hot DogL Phone 462-8711

8-5:00 Uon.-Fri. 8:30-12 noon Sal Cleaning. Pr~uing

• Abortion-asleep or awake • M orning Aher Treatment • Birth Control • Re~ted services

8:00-5:00 Mon.-Fri. .8:30-12:00 Sal All ty".. of all.,allcms

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Pizza . Sandwiches

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Pool Vi deo Game • •

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. IO:_7~30 ,.. _ . For the best pizza in town Monday - Thursday 3-11 '- visit Friday - Saturday 3-12

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EVENING TOPICS . Monday-Carnality T u esday-Consecration Wednesday-Conquest

Church of Christ

IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ITS UPCOMING GOSPELMEETING

OCT 1 st thru OCT 6 st WITH

EVANGELIST

NOEL ROBERTS

THE PIZZA PLACE

Sun.-Thurs. 5-11 p.m. Fri.-Sat ·5-12 p.m.

462-7454 Will be. open during

Homecoming Parade

GO PIONEERSII

SERVICES -7:30 NIGHTLY

Thursday-Compassion Friday-Committment Saturday-Continuing ,

'. ,!"e believe and confess thet Gods Word. as recorded in the inspired scnptures. IS the only source and guide for feith. doctrine. and life. We speak where the Bible speaks. and are Silent where the Bible is silenl We call Bible things by Bible names. and do Bible things in Bible ways. We advocata a return of all ~itr:'era to the prlnciplea of original Chrilllanity as taught by Jesus and His Inspired Apoatles. We gladly invite you to consider our plea."

• Call in orders

,welcome •

'1UARTER ROOM 1+62-8160

13 NLewi. St.

ALDO'S OUT TO LUNCH

215 Church St., Spencer, WV 927-20201

"THE SLIDERS"

Jazz/Rhythm & Blues Saturday, September 21, 9 p.m.

No cover charge - great food - cold beer

HIS & HERS ;'Hairstyling At Its Best"

- To Welcome GSC Students We're OffennQ a $40 perm $5 Off.

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