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Five Pageant Candidates Spotlighted The Miss Glenville State College and choirs. Ms. Riddle will sing in Cheryl Ann Rogers is sponsored daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Pageant will be held on Marc!l 26 at the talentportion of the comp~tion. by the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority. Sparks. She is a photographer for the 8:00 p.m. Five of this year's candid The Delta Zeta Sorority is spon Cheryl is a freshman history major Kanawhachen, and was editor of her ates for the title are spotlighted this soring Terri Beth Riley of Dunbar in from Brooklyn, NY. Ms. Rogers was school newspaper at Woodrow Wilson week. They are as follows: the pageant. Her parents are Mr. & Snow Queen, 73-74 of Fayetteville High School in Beckley. Ms. Sparks Kathryn Ann Riddle is being spon Mrs. LB. Riley, JI. A freshman High School (NY) and was active in has blonde hair, blue eyes and is 5'5W' sored by the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sor majoring in secretarial science, Ms. creative writing, with poems and essays tall. She will sing in the talent ority. An early childhood major from Riley is 5 '5" tall, she has light brown receiving attention in her high school competition. Parkersburg, she is the daughter of hair, an!! brown eyes. She was active and town newspapers. She is 5'4" tall Charlene Kay Thompson, sponsored Mr. & Mrs. H. H. Riddle. A sopho in various organizations in high school and has brown eyes and black hair. by the Tri-Sigma Sorority, is from more, Ms. ,Riddle has blue eyes light including powder puff football team The DZs are entering their pre Sardis, Ohio. The daughter of Mrs. brown hair and is 5'3" tall. On the and Future Secretaries of-America sident, Patti Marie Sparks, a junior for Lois D. Thompson, she is a fresh AlI-State Orchestra for three years, Her Talent in the contest will be a MacArthw. An early childhood man majoring in art. In high school, she has participated in school bands dance routine. pduc;>t;on major, Ms. Sparks is the Ms. Thompson was president of the Kathy Riddle College Club, Head majorette, and Sigma Sigma Sigma Pep Club Leader. She is'5'4W' tall, has blue eyes and strawberry-blonde hair. Ms. Thompson will fea ture The Glenville Mercury twirling as her talent- The remaining competitors Jane Stump, Nancy Meads, Beeley Cum Number 24 Glenville State College, Glenville, W. Va. Friday, March 7, ~975 mings, Mary Morton, and Barbara Wilson will be featured next week Appalachian Ghost Stories and (following Spring Break). Other Tales by Dr. James Gay Jones, is now for sale in the GSC bookstore PCC·GSC Pact Expanded and at the Alumni Director's office. A Glenville-PCC agreement, initi might have otherwise been .unable to This paperback featuring many stories ated this spring to provide upper divi complete their degn;e," he said. Meeting Scheduled oflocalinterest is being sold for $2.50. sion cowses on the PCC campus, He explained that the arrange will expand next fall to a four-year ment would also give a boost to Glen degree program. ville's enrollment that could eventu For State Officers National Players By the terms of the plan,a student ally help them to expand its own could attend all four years at PCC programs, but he denied reports that The Inter-Collegiate Gospel Choir and receive a Glenville degree. The PCC has hurt Glenville's enrollment- will hold a State Offic~r's Board To Perform Here cost and instructors for the coUrse "We have maintained a level of meeting on March 8, 1975. This will Terri Riley The National Players con tinue work would be split on a 50-50 basis. about 100 students from Wood coun take place in Mt- Hope. Delta Zeta their 26th tow of the United States Although presidents from the two ty," he said-"This co-opera tive agree The State Officers will make plans with a performance of Shakespeare's schools are in the process of working ment has been a mutual idea, and I for a gospel workshop. This will be Henry IV, Part I on GSC's campus. out the details, it appears likely that think it will work to the advantage of conducted during the first weekend Sponsored by the Lyceum-Convoca degree work will be offered in busi both schools." in May. Ms. Myrna Summers will pre tion Committee, Henry IV, Part I ness administration and teacher edu- side. cation. Ms. Summers has recorded several will open and close on March 17, PCC president Jerry Lee Jones 1975. Mills, Horne gospel albums. The mO,st well known said a cpestionnaire to help determin-e of those is "God Gave Me A Song." For many years this company the areas of interest is available on Four GSC ~tudents serve on the was the only theatre group touring campus for those students who have Win Election State Board: Ms. Carolyn Price, sec the United States. They are noted for completed 64 hows at PCC by this retary; Ms. Latonya Caldwell, Trea~ their high quality of production and summer, or next fall. Interested stu urer; Ms. Vanessa Pannell and Mr. Joe for the international as well as nation dents may also call in their responses. Lyles, Business Manager. al tours. 'Fhe program began modestly this Ms. Carolyn Price, a junior ele The field is highly competitive fall with an offering of upper division mentary major, hails from Whipple. because of its long lasting dedication. classes, but due to late notice response She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The National Players have boasted was limited and all bu t three of the William H. Price. Her ex tra-curricular off-Broa d WlY network television. classes were cancelled- activities include member of Blacks White House,and Ambassador appear Jones, however, said he is optimis United Together and a secretary of Cheryl Rogers ances with other countries. The lat tic about the future of the program. the Glenville Gospel Choir. Alpha Sigma Alpha ter was at the request of the U.S. "It is the purpose of the community A junior English major, Ms. Laton Defense Department. college to be involved in efforts of ya Caldwell is the daughter of Mrs. The Players originated ou t of the this type and we look forward to see Lettie Caldwell of Beckley. Her ac Speech and Drama,Department of ing it grow." Catholic University of Americ<1- They tivities include the Student Educati He indicated that the program on Association, dorm representative have been, the fountainhead of numer would prove most beneficial to those ous directing, acting and designing on the Student Congress, director of students who have completed two the Glenville Gospel Choir, Secre talents who are now well-known on year programs in such areas as busi the Broadway stage, in films and tele tary of Blacks United Together, and ness or nursing but have not been ab crew work on You Can't Take It vision. le to pursue a fow-year degree. The company is comprised of fIf With You and All My Sons. Dr. D. Banks Wilburn, president teen men and women. They begin The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at GSC, shared in the optimism. "I their tow in September and travel Raymond Pannell, Ms. Vanessa Pao think we're providing a service to nel is a junior physical education through May in the East, West, Mid- many young people and adults who major. Beckley is her home. Major's Club, Blacks United Together, and president of the Glenville Gospel Choir are among her activities. Mr. Joe Lyles is a freshman Patti Sparlcs English major from Waldorf, Md. Delta Zeta He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall. His activities include mem bership in Blacks United Together, GSC Christian Fellowship, and,mana ger of GSC Basketball team. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNQLOGY A new program in Environmental Technology will be offered by Glen ville State College beginning with the Fall Semester, 1975 . This program, providing sound training in the study The Wildwood Flower is spon of environmental management, re soring the first annual WindriftelS clamation, and analysis, is a terminal Kite Flying Festivel to be held Sat. two year COijlSe of study leading to and Sun., March 29-30. a- in the Associate in Applied Science D& clude handmade and commelcially· gree. Interested persons contact: Jared Matesky (left) is Falstaff and John Holtz (right) is Prince IW in made kites; students of 111 grades and Dr. John A. Chisler, Chairman of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part I which will be presented by the National 9s are allowed to enteL This will be Division of Science and Mathematics, Players Touring Company on March 17, at 8:00 p,m. in the GSC Audi featured in length in the next Mer Glenville State College, Glenville, W. Olarlene 1llompson torium. cury edition. V<1-_ 263SL Sigma Sigma Sigma Page Two THE GLENVILLE MER.cURY Friday. March 7, 1975 Il~ :I Ms. Jeanne Kobuszewski, faculty stage director, is pleased to announce the casting of one human and twelve animals as a result of tryouts held for the spring production of Winnie-the Pooh. "Pooh" is perhaps the most en chanting of all children's stories, and A.A. Milnes' wit and special under standing of what will interest and amuse "young people" creates a most enchanting atmosphere. Cast as Winnie-the-Pooh, a fat little bear of Very Little Brain, who would like to drift peacefully through life, humming tunes, and stopping frequently to eat "a little something" Nada Mullins, Pres.; Phyllis Lasko, V-Pres.; Kathy Johnson, Sec.; Penny is Ms.