The Glenville Mercury

Number 8 Glenville State College, Glenville, West Virginia Friday, October 19 , 1979 Registrar Announces Band To Play December Graduates Get your feet ready for some The following is a list of those Wells, Parkersburg, Elem. 1-6, lang­ foot stomp in' music! Bluegrass lovers students who will be graduating uage Arts 4-8, Social Studies 4-8; beware! The Plum Hollow Band December 21,1979. Those students Nancy Elizabeth Cox Wells, Penns­ is a musical experience that is taking who are not on this list but should boro, Elementary 1-6; Kathleen Ann the country by surprise. The band be, or those who are on it and Harper White, Pennsboro, Elem./ is planning a concert here, at the should not be, should contact Mrs. Early Educ. N-K-6; Kim Elaine White, college auditorium, Nov. I at 8 p.m. Jean Spurgeon in the Registrar's Weston, Social Studies Comp. 7-12; Office as soon as possible. Wilbert Jay Zirkle, Buckhannon, The five man bluegrass band hails Gregory Oliver Arnette, Char· Phys. Educ. K-12, Safety Educ. 7-12. from Nortll Carolina, and has played lottesville, VA, Physical Education gigs from North Carolina to Mon­ K-12, Health Education K·12; Ad· Gary Frank Bonnett, Troy, Ac­ tana. The band, wh ich has been to­ rian Douglas Bailey , J r., Rich wood, counting, Management; John RuSsell gether three years, has been on stage Music K-12; Teresa Lynn Barnett, Caldwell, Hannibal, OH, Marketing with such notable names as: "Nitty Kenna, Elem. 1-6, Mental Retard­ and Retailing; John Charles Caltrider, Science Series To Be Presented Gritty Dirt Band," "Pablo Cruise," ation Spec. K·12; Daniel Drew Bus· Parkersburg, Computer Science; Jon Elvin Bishop, and Alicia Bridges. kirk, Parkersburg, Elem . 1-6, Soc­ Lewis Elzey, Parkersburg, Finance; Glenville State College will pre­ amine the topic of "Air" from The songlist of Plum Hollow in­ ial Studies 4-8; Steven Scot Casto, Larry J. Frye, Cox's Mill, Accounting, sent four series of Science Activ­ 6-9:30 p.m. in room 107 Science cludes "Orange Blossom Special," Weston, Social Studies Comp. 7-12; Finance, Economics; Wayne Gerard ities for elementary-aged students. Hall on the following Thursdays: Linda Sue Clifton, Little Birch , EI· <;Iherke, Grantsville, Accounting, Each series will consist of six meet­ Oct. 25; Nov I, 8, IS, 29; and Rockie Top," and several songs ementary 1-6, Art 4·8 ; Lois Ann ings to be held during Oct., Nov ., Dec. 6. written by the band itself. The Cummings, Spencer, Elementary 1-6, Management; Roger Hamilton, and Dec. The activities will be Fifth and sixth grade students songs depict bluegrass, yet, span the \lathematics 4·8; Larry Alan Cundiff, Grantsville, Management; William directed by college students enrolled will examine the topic of "Light" generation gap to make the atmos­ Charleston, Phys. Ed. K·12, Safety Andrew Parker, Alum Bridge, Man­ in the "Science for Elementary from 6-9:30 p.m. in room 102 phere seem personal and intimate. Teachers" course. The program Educ. 7·12, Health Educ. K-12; <\&ement, Economics, Political Sci­ Science Hall on the following Thurs­ Tickets are on sale at the Bookstore will be under the supervision of Angela Jean Griffith Cunningham, ence; George Wayne Persinger, Burns­ days : Oel. 25; Nov. I , 8, 15 , and the Office of Student Affairs. Parkersburg, Elem. 1-6; Teresa E· ville, Management; Oifford Ottman Dr. Joe Evans. 29; and Dec. 6. The price is $ 1 per person. Tickets laine Deem, Harrisville, Art 7·12, Roberts, Glenville, Accounting; Ruth Second grade students will ex­ All interested students are in­ amine the topic of "Water" from will also be on sale at the door. Biological Science 7 ·12; Priscilla M~· Ann Scott. Glenville, Finance, Econ­ vited to apply for participation in Chesney Dobies, Parkersburg, Elem. omics; Anita Lajune Sheppard,Stuart, 6-9 p.m. in room 107 Science Hall the program. However, only the 1-6; Sheila Gaye Drennen, Oak Hill , F1, Management, Marketing and Re­ on the following Tuesdays: Oct.23, fmt fifteen names submitted for Elem./Early Educ. N-K-6 , Math 4·8; tailing, Economics; Mark Daniel 30; Nov. 6, 13, 27; and Dec. 4. each series will be accepted. There Roberts Named Connie Ga,il Via Fletcher, Parkers­ Sheppard, Parkersburg, Management; Third grade students will exam­ is no charge for participation. burg, Elem. 1-6; Darlene Morgan Richard Andrew Worsham, Wash­ ine the topic of "Matter" from Those interested may obtain add­ Mr. William S. Roberts, Director F1oyd, Vienna, Elem. 1-6, Language ington, Accounting, Finance. 6-9 p.m. in room 102 Science Hall itional information and/or make ap­ ao

Pop Bottle Drive 10: 00 Saturday, October 20th, sponsored by the Glenville CoDegiate 4-H Oub. Any­ one wanting to donate pop bottles can give them to any 4·Her or con­ tact the placement office.

The Glenville Chapter of Land Surveyors are in the process of raf­ fling off a 30-30 Marlin, Lever­ Action Rifle. The donation is $.25 per ticket or five for $1. Contac1 Willie Johnson or any other sur­ veying member for more details. The drawing will be held Nov. 12. Fall semester pledges of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority are (left to-right) Make your donation now! Bev Skinner, Becky Bennett, and Lois Alexander. Greek Organizations Report ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA THETA XI - LADIES The interest group of Alpha The Brothers of the Kappa Eta The Ladies of the White Rose From The Editor's Desk . .. Sigma Alpha held its weekly meeting (:hapter of Theta Xi Fraternity discussed more money making pro­ The job of a newspaper person, be it reporter, editor, publishers, on Thursday, Oct. 11. leld their weekly meeting on Tues­ etc, is seldom an easy one. Very difficult decisions legal, moral, and We would like to thank Or. jects at their meeting on Wednesday. day night. We are happy to an­ They also discussed the selecting of a personal arise: Is a story valid? Is it newsworthy? Does the public deserve Now for letting us use the facilities nounce another pledge for this fall new advisor. The Ladies would like to to know? All rhese factors enter into a decision to print or not to print a at the concessir a to the whole house (our maid & in the middle of the season. Talk of a firing and hiring of a new coach seminar on the degrees offered and butler took a small vacation) and the ward in a nearby hospital along with will hurt the recruitment aspect, thus Glenville will face more rebuilding perhaps where the degrees may lead Oean Room Award went to Joyce, t he clown doDs. years. Adolfson must start looking to next year immediately following them in the professional world. Lunch Debbie, Debbie and Donna. Our study The group will be taking order s the last game, but if he has to doubt his job security, he obviously wiD be served and college information turtles of the week were Bea, Donna for Sigma T-shirts, so please get could not be as effective recruiting. materials will be distributed. The and Joyce. The Wilted Roses were If Adolfson migh t be fired, again all talk of reorganization should your orders in soon. remainder of the day will prove es­ Pam ~ . and Carla. wait until rhe season's end. The season is not over, four games remain Candle lighting was held on Wed­ pecially interesting as they travel to On next week's agenda is the and the Pioneers could have a winning season of 64. nesday evening for Sister Skinner. various divisions of the sciences and election of officers and a Big Sis As the record stands, 24, an objective look to the 4 losses reveal no Congratulations, Desi! observe demonstrations. Time will Ceremony for the pledges. At this terrible lashing. Good luck to the Pioneers and then be provided to speak with de­ time, the sisters. would like to Thank The G-Men lost to Shepherd 27-8, WV State 21~ in a rain-drenched Coacherbeat Wesleyan! partment heads individually. A special all out-going officers for their time game, a 21-12 heartbreaking loss to West Liberty at Homecoming, and a thank you is in order for Dr. John and devotion to the Sorority. Violets, Tri-Sigma's flower, are close 9-3 loss at rhe defensive hands of Salem. They have shown in Chisler for his work with the seminar, Good Luck Saturday to the Pio­ like frienuship; they take root and these games no loss of desire to win, failing pride, or gross errors. This Dr. Frank J enio, Dr. Mary J 0 Pribble, neers and Whitey! keep on growing. comes from the coaches and team leaders enthusiasm to do their very Mr. Bernard MCKown, & Mr. Francis best. Edwards for the work with member's THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Pioneer football started on the right foot (Steve Gandee's) by de­ Member of the depdTtments. The members of Chi (USPS 220040) feating nationally known Georgetown and rhen later defeated Blue­ The Student Newspaper aSSOCIaTeD Beta Phi are also thankful for a field-who usually ends uJ! in the ceDar. We beat the best and the worst. Phone 462-7361, Ext. 252 COLLeGIaTe specialized show from Dr. Frank But we did win and we did lose some close games, regardless of score. Published weekly and entered as second class PRessBl Jenio in the photography field, Mr . After a few rebuilding years, the Pioneers seem to have the ball moil at the Post Office at Glenville, West Vir· Joey Herron with his display of bird rolling. Coach Adolfson has given 110 percent to rhe team, fans, and rhe ginia 26351. Subscriptions $5.001/ year. and Mr . Gene White with his collec­ college. £ditor·in-Chief ..... , ...... _ . Tim Brady tion of insects and most of an Dr. Associate Edi tor...... Becky Triplett The players have given 110 percent to rhe coaches, fans, and coDege. Mildred Disko for her continual work Assistan t Edi tor ...... I Michele Bruce Th~ fans, however, have not given 110 percent to the coaches, team, or and Support for the group. The mem­ Sports Edi tor ...... Cheryl ' Oine coIlege--but rhat is another story. bers have worked very hard to be Photographer ...... Dale Sparks The main point here is rhat rhe handling of the whole situation was successful in recruiting young people Copy Edi tor ...... •.... Jenny Sheppard wrong. You should not tell a coach he is fued, will be fired, or might be to GSC and should be commended Typists ....•••...... Carron Smith and Janie Thabet fued in rhe midine of rhe season. All comments should be held until rhe for their 'efforts. season's end. At rhat time, reOIganization can take place wherher it be Advertising Manager ...... •... Mike Maloney Chi Be ta Phi will hold their regu­ IBM Operators ...... Kay Peters and DeDa Seaman personnel changes or whatever. lar bi-monthly meeting, Sunday Oct. Circulation Manager ••...... •...... Michele Bruce We at least should remain supportive rhrough the season's end. Only 21. As always the group will meet in Reporters •...... • ...... Sue Baisden at the season's end should a reorganization occur. As students, faculty, the multi-purpose room ;it 6: 00. The Debbie Mays, Debbie Moore, Carron Smilh, Dale Sparks, administration and Glenville residents, we should back Coach Adolfson meeting is verY important and atten­ Jim Wright, Ray Hanks and the football team to the end. Whenever it may be ..... dance of aD members is required. Cartoonist ...... •••.••..•.. Kevin Lightner Dale Sparks Friday, October 19, 1979 THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Page Three Women's Intramural Standings Cross Country Takes Third l. Otto Outlaws 4-0 Swea1s 4-0 The GSC Cross Country team Course in Clendenin. The Sandy 3. G.F.I.'s 4-1 traveled to Wesleyan on October Brae Invitational was sponsored by 4. Faculty/Staff 1 2-2 5th for the Roc1cefeller 5-0 Invita­ the W. V. State College. Out of the Jockettes 2-2 tion. Although it was rather cold eigh t teams at the invita tion, GSC 6. Tri-Sigma 1-3 and muddy tha t day the mee t came in 5 th, ranking above all our 7. Faculty/Staff 2 0-4 Spikers 0-4 turned out rather well conference schools with the excep­ The GSC team finished in a three­ tion of West Liberty. Boys Volleyball Standings way tie for third place, but did Both Chris Keister and Ascenzo defeat all competitors from our con­ Kuffuor ran very strong races. Lambda CIti Alpha 4-{) ference, including West Liberty, a Dr. Hilgenberg, Cross Country TKE II 2-0 first for Glenville, Mark Rib Ie tt, a Coach for Glenville, commented on D. U. T.'s 2-{) freshman, was the first runner in for the race, "The team didn't have a Illiterates 2-0 :;toppers Glenville and the 15th finisher in very good day, overa1.\. We have a 2-{) D. U. T.'s II the race. long way to go and a short time to 2-1 Dad Ully's Gang 2-1 The scoring for the meet was: get there. It gJl comes down to what Iran 2-1 Frostbur/!h, Maryland - 23, Rio we do in the next three we~ks. We Lam bda CIti Alpha III I-I Grande, Ohio--IOB, GSC-IOB, West have to win the conferencc to go to TKE I 1-2 Liberty-I 71 , and Davis & Elkins--203. the Nationals." Theta Xi I 1-2 Last week the GSC Cross Coun­ Lots of luck guys in th'e next Lam bda Chi Alpha II 0-2 try team traveled to the Sandy Brae two races! Phi Beta Lambda 0-2 Invitational a t the Sandy Brae Golf Theta Xi II 0-2 TKE II 3-2 Don't touch that dial--Ieave it on Roadrunners 0-2 Eddie Hendrcks and Fred Smith show that they're nl.lllber STEER TO BE RAFFLED 640 AM!! Why? WGSC will be having Loads 0-3 one in the Ping Pong event S'1onsored by the Theta Girls. The Glenville State College Ath- a Halloween show on October 31 t------r with lots of fun and rumor has it that letic Department will raffle off a Any person who is to help with "The Great Pumpkin" will be giving Sirnmental-Cross steer (1100 I bs.) the Speech Contest Oct. 27, or any awav ",ore records!!! that was judged "choice" at the WGSC will be changing broad­ person willing to do so, should con­ Salem Drops (iSC WV State Fair. casting hours starting Sunday, Octo­ tact Ms. Nicholson in the Ad. Bldg. The Salem Tigers downed the Pioneers. The proceeds will be used to ber 21. The new schedule _viii be as soon as possible. Pioneers 9-3 last Saturday at Salem. Salem is the only team without a establish an athletic scholarship pro­ from 5:00--12:00 Sunday throught------I Steve Gandee put the Pioneers on loss inside the conference and the gram tha t will include all sports. Thursday. WGSC would like to thank There will be a meeting of all the board in the 2nd quarter with a Pioneers are 2-4 on the season. The drawing, will be held at the all of those people who helped us persons interested in reactivating the 21 yard field goal to give GSC a 3-{) In the number of passes caught Concord football game on Nov. 3. celebrate our 10th Birthday on Octo· Veteran's Club on Oct. 22 at 3 p.m. lead. and yards gained, Dennis Gilchrist Tickets arc $2 each and can be ber 9 by coming to our open house in the StudQnt Union. If unable Salem kicked a 25 yard field goal was I for 5 yards; Mike McGill was 6 purchased at the Athletic office. and by calling Our DJ's during their to attend, see John Voloski, room in the 3rd quarter to produce a 3-3 for 32 yards, Terry Markham had 3 album and 45 give aways. 246 LBH, or Mr. Mike Geary, Ad- The steer was donated by Kan­ tie which quickly vanished when Ken for 19 yards and Gene White was I for visor, 3rd floor of Science Hall. awha Union Bank. Bailey intercepted a Pioneer pass and 21 yards. ran 39 yards for a touchdown with The Pioneers host WV Wesleyan 2:47 left in the 3rd quarter and gave at Pioneer Stadium on October 20th. the Ti!;ers the 9-3 victory ov~r the

GSC SALEM Total P.-R 125 169

1st downs 14 10

Penalties & yds. 4-35 12-101

Fumbles 3105t 0 2 lost I Costume Drive Slated Sat. Is your closet or attic clut­ stage use - even sheets and drapes tered with Grandma's old ha:ts, a that could be redesigned into some gown or two, a silly wig, boxes type of outfit. Also needed are old of out~ated dresses, shoes, purses armed service uniforms, as well as and coats that would never be used nursing uniforms,'jackets, robes, par· or worn? asols, even petti-coats, jewelry, and Here's the solution to that prob­ household items. lem-contribute the items to the Collection day will be Saturday Glenville State College Costume between 10:00 a.m. and noon. Do­ Drive being sponsored by the Oh­ nors are asked to take the items to nimgohow Players. the intersections at Main Street. The organization wants to build Anyone unable to transport the up a costume wardrobe for use in goods is asked to call the school plays and programs to be performed (462-7361, ext. 253) before Satur­ at the school. Since notlting such as day and leave their name, address, this presently exists, the department and phone number. Clean your The 1979 G.SC Women's Voileyball team: Row 1--Vicki Martin, Kin Goodwin, Kennetha members are searclting for any cloth­ houses on U$. P~rker, DOOita ~ox; Row 2--Becky Gik: hrist, Linda Collins, Sally Haught, Judy Niday, Pan ing items and accessories suitable [or Linger. These girls are coa:hed by Kay Chco. THE GLENVILLE MERCURY October 19 1979

Featuring the Kanawha Room FURR'S CARWASH GREAT FOOD VALUES !! Phone 462-5272 SEAlS PIONEER'S Catalogues Available NOW OPEN Riichi & Assoc. WE CARE Authorized Catalog GROCERY Merchant Aspiring models needed by cert­ pregnancy testing. counseling, Food Stamps Welcome ified photographers. If interested birth control, abortion 405 N. Lewis Monday - Saturday CONFIDENTIAL Phone 462-7374 phone: 354-7270, or write P.O. 177, R t. 5 E., Glenville SAM - 9PM Grantsville, WV.

GILMER COUNTY MENTAL Ask me about HEALTH CLINIC Individual and Family Counseling Life Insurance For Adults and Children for Students and Help with your personal problems. Young Adults Only fully automatic COUNTRY LI FE 462-5716 The earli er you start it. the lower Brush Wash in the area "~"p,,, Good after 3 ')r.l ",,,,pp(. the premiums And the sooner c. - -l< important cash values begin to build NATURAL FooDS i. Kun -On-Inn Restaurant 't for the future. Call me for details. .l,( .)( Cooking Classes -l< ••~ R. GREG SHANTZ Willard Furr, ()w.ler Coupon Speci a I c;'J o Begin Oct. 21 o 7 N. Lewis Street t ') Q. Glenville, WV 26351 " Hamburger with Everything 3 p.m. -, Wesley Foundation :'J French Fries Bus. phone: 462-7131 New Hours: ~ Sm. Coke Res. phone: 462-5829 "IT IS A JOY!" Call for further information ro $1.59 Monday 9a.m.-6p.m. n .....1. 'U Reg. $1.7 5 462-8157 Wednesday 9a.n1.-6p.m. Present coupon for special <-l ..Jill. State Farm Lif e g 'U ~ Insurance Company HAROLD Thursday 9a.m.-6p.m. Cl 3 INSUIANCI Home Office 1~=====® ~B~lo~om:'n!gl~on~.II:hn:olS~~ and •. "."",' Gaud after 3 pm ':":'''''''1 :.. MAUDE LOGAN'S RESTAURANT lG~ Colof by Te ,hn,(olo,· ft \ ~ A Poromount Plctur. ( I" '.: NOW OPEN! OPEN SEVEN DAYS 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.- -- Wed., Oct. 24 HOURS: CALL IN ORDER~

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