The Glenville Mercury
Number 2 Glenville·State College, Glenville, W. Va. Friday, September 9, 1977 Six .Staff Members Begin Duties He,re Six new staff members have vision of Business. She has an A.B. joined the Glenville State College in Business Education from Glen community recently. ville State College. She has extensive Mr. B. Michael Bequette has public school teaching experience ,taken the position of Assistant and has had numerous secretarial Professor of Social Work, replacing and administrative jobs. Mr. Gregory Schneider. Mr. Bequet Dr. Edward E. Graham has been te received an A.B. degree from hired as Assistant Professor of Music, Missouri Valley College and his replacing Brian E. Bevelander . He M.S.W. from the St Louis Uni received his Bachelor of Music De versity. Prior t.o coming to GSC he gree from Youngstown State Uni ,was employed by the Appalachian versity and his Masters and Doc Regional Hospital New Personnel are Left to Right: Mrs. Marthena Gaines, Mrs. Yvonne Gillespie, Mr. Sidney Tedford, Mr. '';;01 . Jo torate in Music from Indiana State Pribble, Ms. Janet Rubbin, Mr. Delbert Conley. Second row· Dr. Jospeh Now, Mr. Rodney Gardner, C· .s. .:'\1~S3.JI Mr. Rodney W. Gardner is an University. He was previously ern Sienkiewicz, Mr. George Harper, Mr. Donald Dudas, Ms. ¥~TCn Thorpe, Dr. Irvin Talbott, Mr. Mictaei <:e<:ldte, Dr. Instructor in Land Surveying, re ployed at Potomac State in Keyser. I placing Mr. Darrell R. Dean. He has Edward Graham anti ~~s. Chris lIaum. (photo by Hui). Ms. Janet L. Lulich is the Assis a B.S. from WVU and previously tant Librarian and Instructor in studied pre-veterinary medicine at School Library/Media. She replaces Potomac State College. He recent COURSE OPENS Mary Kennedy who is on a one ly received his A.S. in land sur year leave of absence for advanced TV Classes Offered Due to unavoidab'le circum veying from Glenville State Col study. Ms. Lulich has a B.S. from Glenville State College will offer fectiveness (psychology 339 - 01) stances, Journalism 321 was not lege. Pennsylvania State University and four television courses this fall semes- will be broadcast by the state's three closed in Mayas the Registrar's Mrs. Yvonne Gillespie is all- in an M.L.S. from the University of ter. The Age of Uncertainty (Social_ public television stations and may be Office . previously announced. structor in Secretarial Science, Di- Pittsburgh. Sciences 339· 01), Anyone for Ten taken for course credit at Glenville. Only six cards were issued; 15 Dr. Irvin D. Talbott is now the nyson (English 339 - 01), Art A In The Age of Uncertainty noted were lost. Consequently, The director of Community Development merica (Art 330 - 01) and Parent Ef- economist and author John Kenneth Mercury needs reporters. If you Open House Is Set and Research Center and an In Galbraith traces the ideas of econ- have some free time, sign up for Open house at LBH will be structor in Histroy. He replaced Dr. lomists and social philosophers from Journalism 321 for three hours every Monday from the hours 7 - 10 Ronald L. Burke who is on a year's Adam Smith and David Ricardo credit, 1 p.m., M-W-F. except the Monday after the Home leave of absence. He received his Conley Na m e d through Marx, Lenin and Keynes. Dean Peterson has extended coming game. Starting on the 12th B.A., M.A., M.S. and Ph.D degrees Mr. Delbert Conley has been He illustrates how these ideas and the Drop-Add day until Sept. of September and ending on the from West Virginia Universit.r.. He named Pre-Career Counselor, effect their consequences gave shape to both 16 for your convenience. 31st of October, open house is set . was previously employed by the ive Aug. 29. He replaces Mrs. Vickie revolution and nonviolent change up on a two month probationary West Vir~nia University in their Harper. from the agricultural society of the period. Whether or not open house mid - 1700's to the great corporations (iSC Queen Mr. Conley, a 1976 graduate of continues after Odober 31st will Clean Streams Program. and the emerging Third World of Glenville State College, was an Eng depend upon the interest shown by the 1970's. Fla. Bound? Chambers Hired lish major while on campus and was the reSidents of LBH. I 1 Anyone for Tennyson features Homecoming is coming! All '1 active in dramatic productions. Form Last year only 5 -10% of the a group of highly talented performers girls interested in running for Home To Rehtace Ml Is erly, a teacher at Nicholas CountY residents took advantage of the open r tl known as the First Poetry Quartet, coming Queen or attendants can Sandy Chambers has recen y High Schoo~ Conley was a member houses offered. Hope the interest in- . .' C who are joined by guest artists such pick up the forms from Deb Stal been hued as the AdmiSSIOns oun of the GSC Forensics Team, played creases so we can offer open house as Henry Fonda, Will Geer and naker or in the Student Congress selor of GSC, replacing Sherri Mills. 'Curly' in Of Mice and Men .an.d throughout the entire school )'ear . Claire Bloom. Each week they bring office. The office is located in the Sandy will be joiDi!'6 other college worked on technical crews for var Open house dates are: September Pioneer Center next to the book representatives thiS .::ll for the an- ious campus productions. He was to life the poetic imaginations of 12, 19, 26 and October 3, 17, 24, and store-the second door on the left. nual tour of College Day programs head residen t assistan t in Pickens Tennyson, Kipling, Whitman and 31. Campus organizations can sponsor in West V irginia high schools. Some Hall and was elected treasurer of the Longfellow, as well as the works During homecoming weekend entrants. of Sandy's other duties will in- dormitory officers. of accomplished poets of more re open house will be on Sunday, Octo This year there will be an extra c1ude representing Glenville State Mr. Conley resides on Mineral cent times. ber 9th, 12 - 3 p.m. In Art America achievements of atftaction for the Homecoming College at out-of-state college fairs, Road in Glenville. prepare literature for distribu tion, Americans in the visual arts are queen. She will be eligible to oem coordinate the activities of visiting traced from colonial times to the pete with queens from all other students and involve herself in other present The series focuses primarily West Virginia campuses. The win activities concerning public relations. on painting and sculpture with sup ner of this competition will receive A Ripley native, Sandy is a senior plemental architectural and photo a six-day all expense paid trip to the graphic materials. With the theme of Orange Bowl on 1anuary r. The at Glenville majoring in early child the development of American art trip will be from December 29 to hood. She is the daughter of Mr. within the context of the national January 3. She will ride on a float and Mrs. Carll. C',ambers. Sandy culture, the series emphasizes the in the Orange Bowl Parade with is a member of the Delta Zeta s0- rority, College Choir, Chrisuan Fel viewer's response and understand queens from all 50 states. One of lowship, and she's been active in ing rather than facts and dates. these girls will become the Orange Student Congress. She has worked Parent Effectiveness is based on Bowl Queen and will receive a $500 for three years as a Student Assist the concepts developed by Dr. Thom scholarship. This competitiori is being ant in the Admissions Office. as whose best selling book Parent sponsored by the Orange Bowl Com Effectiveness Training has been used mittee, of Miami, Florida. by more than 250,000 parents in Voting for the Homecoming The Blood Drive will be on P.E.T. courses across the country. The Queen and attendants from each September l~ in the BaDroom rrom series includes appearances by Dr. class will be held the week before 1 - 5 p_m. It is being sponsored by Gordon and reenacted case studies Homecoming in the lobby in front !FC - Panhellenic Council. Donors using actors to illustrate various of the old cafeteria in the Pioneer Urged! MR. 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Page Two THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Friday, September 9,1977 Entertainment Is Announced "There's never anything to do around here!" So often this com plaint is made by students at GSC. However, the coming year offers var ious forms of entertainment by the way of movies, plays, sports events, rush parties,.and conoerts. On Saturday, Oct 8, the Stu dent Congress will sponsor several events, beginning with the Hom& coming dance in the ballroom fea turing "Staircase." The dance cul minates a weekend of festivities which should offer new excitement Scholarship winners: Lynn Craig, Cindy Balcer, Peggy Bauman, and Sue with the addition of Pioneer Stadium. Bame. Not pictured are Debbie Wildman and Kim Casto. On Sunday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. in the Gymnasium,.the Pioneer ba.. ketba\l team will play an exhibition game with the Republic of China GSC Alumni Presents Six National Team. Rosey Grier, the former football Scholarships to Students great, will speak in the auditorium Off to a New Start on Friday evening, March 17, 1978. For the third consecutive year and granted scholarships to two area A dance featuring "TNT Power the Glenville State College Alumni students, Miss Lynn Craig and Miss Well, here it is, another semester, a new academic year at Glenville State house" will be held in the Ballroom Associa tion has awarded scholarships Kim Casto. College, and the word is optimistic. There are a lot of new faces on the GSC between 9 - 12 p.m. on Friday, to six GSC students. These scholar- Miss Craig is the 19-year-old campus this semester. We have practically a whole new administrative staff. Apri114,1978. ships are taken from special funds daughter of Mrs. Nancy Moss of There are some familiar people in new offices such as William K. Simmons, Thzee other conoert dates are set up by alumni in certain gee- Spencer. She is a sophomore ma President; Lowell Peterson, Dean of Academic Affairs; D~'''':rt Conley, tentative, depending on contract a graphic areas. joring in Secretarial Science. She is a Pre- Career Counselor and Sandy Chambers, Admissions Counselor. Some new greements. These include: "Chunky, Miss Cindy Baker and Miss Deb- member of the Delta Zeta Sorority. faces among the staff are Karen Thorpe, Associate Dean of Student Affairs; Ernie, and Novi," on Friday, Oct. bie Wildman are recipients of schol- She is also a GSC Cheerleader. Jospeh Now, Director of Athletics and Chris Baum, Media/Refezenoe 28; "Michael Johnson," on Thur.. arships awarded by Washington D.C. Miss Casto is the 2()..yearo{)ld Librarian and Instructor of Library Science. The staff is looking forward day,' Feb. 2, 1978; and "Timber area . Alumni Miss Baker, the twenty- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dide Casto to the new year with enthusiasm. line," featured on Friday, May 19, yearo{)ld daughter of Mr. and M;s. of Ripley. She is a senior in Early Of course there are always new students, but this year there seems to be 1978. If thelle concerts are cancel Stanley Baker of Brandywine, Mary- Childhood Education. She is a meJll more than usual Not only are parking places few and far between but unof ed, some form of entertainment will land, is a junior majoring in Ele- ber of the Delta Zeta Sorority. fically, enrollment is higher, somewhere around 1200, not· counting eJ:te~ possibly be re-scheduled. mentary Education with a minor in The Ohio area alumn~ who initi sion classes and the Parkersburg classes. The students seem optimistic. Not Special Education. She is a member ated this program are again spon only about classes but the football spirit seems to be hanging in the air. Word (continued from page 1) of Kappa Delta Pi and head resident soring Miss Susan Bame and Miss is ou t that the football team looks pretty good and they'll look great on that assistant of Pickens Hall. Peggy Bauman. new football fjeld. There' s something about going to a football game under co.mmunication skills such as 1- Miss Wildman of B_altlmore, Mary- Miss Bame is a senior majoring in messages and Active Listening. the lights that gives it excitement. land is the 20 yr. old daughter of Mr. English and Business Education. She For the convenienoe of those Even the Mercury is taking on a new look this fall Something that, with and Mrs. Robert A. Wildman. She is is a member of Ohnimgohow Play who do not have acoess to broad a little perfection, everyone will enjoy more. a junior majoring in English Edu- ers, Alpha Delta P~ SEA and Kappa casts over the public television sta Things are looking very promising this fall at GSC, and how is your week? cation and Business Education with Psi omega. She is the 2()..yearo{)ld tions, the programs will be aired a journalism minor. She is also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Clarence Susan McCartney weekly on a television monitor on member of Kappa Delta Pi, is a Bame of Forest, Ohio. Assistant Editor the Glenville campus. Air times at member of Sigma Sigma Sigma soror- Miss Bauman, the 2()..year-old Glenville are as follows: Age Of Un ity, member of the Mercury staff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.A . certainty - Mondays - 8 - 9 p.m. - on student congress and a member Bauman of Howard, Ohio is a senior Moore Resigns Post beginning September 19, Anyone for of Ladies of the White Rose. majoring in English. She is a memb~r Tennyson - Tuesdays - 8 • 8 : 30 p. rn. - Alumni in the Roane and Jack- of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority During the last six months, I have often thought about the time when my beginning September 6, J Art Ameri son County area combined efforts and is th~ - editor of the Mercury. tenure in office would end. I had Imagined that I would go through a !Ort of ca - Sundays - 4 - 5 p.m. - beginning withdrawal since I would no longer be at the heart of things heze on campus. September 4 and Parent Effective> Circumstances have not allowed me the opportunity to experience a gradual ness - Sundays - 6 - 6: 30 p.m. - be withdrawal - for personal reasons I am resigning from my position as ginning October 2. Additional broad Student Congress Pr ~si~ent ._ casts are also available over the PBS THE GLENVILLE MERCURY These past months ;lave given me so very much. I shall look bade upon stations. The Student Newspaper them with nothing less than gratitude for the friendliness and cooperation Interested persons may register PublUltt!d wt!t!kly and t!ntt!nd u ~cond cilll8 mall at tht! POlt Of/let! at Glt!nvlllt!, W. Va. 26351. Sublcrlptionl $5.00 a y«u. that I have met during my brief time in office. I hope the optimistic attitude for any of these courses or obtain tha t has_e merged on campus will continue to grow and that each of you win additional information by -contacting become an active part of the best college in West Virginia. the Academic Affairs Offioe at Glen Thank you all for priceless memories. ville State College, 462 - 7361. Edi.tor • . . '. • • • • • . . • • • • • . . . • ...... • Pel!l!V Bauman AssIstant Editor .••.•••••.••.•••..••.••.•••• Susan McCartney Dale E. Moore "!Jotographer • • • • • • • • . • • . . . • • • • • • • • • .• DIIJ!a loneS/Mike Boggs Chi Beta Phi will hold a very Sparta Editor .••••.•••• , ••••••••••••• Doug Martin/David lafJri The World Book Life Insurance On September 12 and 14, tIuee irnp~rtant meeting Sunday, Septem- Cartoonist ••••••••••.••••••••.••••••••••••••.•••Gil Valdez Company is offering Accident and Advertising Manager. • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • . • . • • • • •. Mike Boilon movies, golden oldies, will be mown ber 11,1977 at 7: 30 p.m. in the multi- IBM Operators. _••• _ •••• __ ••••••••••• Lisa lones, Debbie Wildman Sickness Insurance to any int~ested in the ~ditorium at 8 p.m. "The_ purpose room. News Bureau ••••••••••••.•..••••••••••••.••.. Debbie Vance students enrolled at Gsc. The term Golden A~ 01 Comedy" wiD be All members 3re required to at- '!'rPistB •••••••••••••••••• '" •••••••• • •• 10 Price. Barham O;pfo{ of cov~age is from Aug. 24, 1977 Circulation •• : ••..•..••..•••...•.•.... • ••••. • • ~ob McClure ' s! ,W' on September 12 and "The tend. They will be discussing the Production Editor ...•••.••••••.• . ..•••.•••.•..• Steve R(lilon to Aug. 24, 1978, at a cost of $55. Ge' lerai" and "The Phantom 01 the camping trip and initiation. Please Reporters ••••••••••••••••••••••.. • ..••.•. ; •... ,Tim Brady A student's spouse and children are Opera" ~ilI be mown on Sepember bring some ideas. John Holland ~everiy Pyles also insurable under the policy. Any 14. Adrnillion II flee with I.D. , MiVozete try-ouu ' will be held ,~arlene Welch student wishing just second semester -!am"la Laign policy can obtain this at a cost of -Any faallty/,t&tl- member who on niell1ay, September 13, 1977. .JeenaSny1er $30.25. For additional information wadd like to advue the CoIleF For moze information, contact ML Edward contact the Student Affairs offtce. annuli The Kanawhache!!z pl_ Vjneyard in the music contact MIl. 1C.iIII. deputment Friday, September 9, 1977 THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Page Three Sorority Activities Are Moving Along Sigma Sigma Sigma Delta Zeta· The sisters of the Delta Alpha On Tuesday, Sept. 6, the Theta Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sor- Xi Chapter of Delta Zeta held their ority held the fust regular meeting fust informal meeting of the year of the fall semester on Monday in the chapter room. All the sisters the 6th in the Sigma Lounge on are glad to be back together! second floor of Pickens Hall. The The sisters were very pleased with enjoyable Retreat sisters had an the turnout and interest showed by (A week-end where the entire sor the freshman class last Wednesday ority gets together in the summer) at the carnival The girls wish to wel at a sisters camp held on July 16 come the freshman class and all new and 17. students to Glenville State College. Mary Martin and Debbie Wild· MARTHA JOHNSON There was a get· together down at man attended Sigma National Con the house Wednesday Sept 7 with vention in Chicago, Illinois and new and old friends. Everyone had brought back many refreshing ideas. a great time. The DZs and their Big when they returned on June 30, Brothers are going to Cedar Creek after an exciting week. for a hot-dog roast Friday Sept. 9 A Spirit Booster Sheet and Bake at 6:00, Everyone is to meet at the Sale which were held Thursday, house. deemed themselves successful. The New officers for this semester sisters would like to thank all who are: President : Deb Stalnaker; Vice helped. A Pep Party will be held Sat President of Pledging: Sonnie Shaw; Assistant Vice President of Pled urday on Sigma Wi~ at 4:00. Good Luck to the GSC Pioncl'rs. ging : Terrye Evans; Treasurer: Pitty Cheerleaders, and Pioneer Young. Groves; Assistant Treasurer: Helen The Sisters of Tri-Sigma Sorority Heckert; Recording Secretary: Nan are extending CONGRATULATIONS nette Carpenter; Corresponding Sec to the following people: retary: Susan Parsons; House Man Judy Green and Tim Coffman on ager: Patsy Groves; Assistant House their recen t engagemen t. Manager: Daysi Melo; Activities Susan Reale and Larry Chapman. Chairman: Bev Hamric; Philanthrop- lliE PIONEER "BLUE GOOSE If' CHRISBAUM who will be married Sept. 18, at 6:00 ies Chairman: Kathy Sullivan ; p.m. at the Trinity Methodist Church. Standards Chairman: Cindy Gun Shelly Adolfson and Lynn Stal noe; Social Chairman: Sue Lieving; Sponsors naker who will be married Jan. 20. Scholarship Chairman: Stephanie The members of the GSC band Davis; Alumnae Chairman: Janice on their new uniforms, and good Smith; Courtesy Chairman: Lynn luck at majorette tryouts. 'UTIU' To Ie Cast Craig; V{ays and Means Chairman: Announced The Tri-Sigmas participate actively Vicki Wilson; Press Chairman: Deena The newest play to be performed There are two new cheerleader ad in many philanthropy projects. The efficient member, Snyder; A ssis tan t Press Chairman: at GSC is entitled UTBU (Unhealthy A phonecall is recieved at UTBU ,visors this fall. Martha Johnson and Medical Center has been decorated to be Unpleasant). It is a comedy 'Chris Baum are anxious for the year each holiday and much time is given Debbie Malcomb; Pep Chairman: headquarters of a mother abuse casco with nine characters that examines The mother abuser turns out to be ahead. per week to the Day Care Center for Karen Pettry; Reference Chairman: the wnrld of unpleasa ntness in a Martha Johnson hails from Pt. underpriveleged children in Glenville. Deb Frymier; Panhellenie Represent the faded star of stage and screen, most pleasant way. Pleasant. She is the Financial Aid Also the sisters participated in the ative: Cindy Gunnoe and Daysi Melo. J. [,rancis Amber. JFA is actually Connie Tufford is the House Clerk at GSC, and graduated from drive for the Heart Fund and assisted There will be a car wash at the planning to kill his 94 year old kccper and companion to Shirlcy this institution in May of 1977. in the Blood Drive. Monthly, we Texaco Station on Saturday, Sept. mother in order to get her bat Amber. She is probably the only Her college activities include Tri have canned food drives for the needy 10 from 11 :00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. quano land so that he can se ll it person who is not intimidated by Sigma sorority, Ladies of the White in Gilmer County. Sigma's want to Everyone please remember the to a fertilizer company. JFA ""ants J. Francis Amber. to USC the money to finance a se Rose, and Alpha Delta Epsilon. serv~. Red Cross Blood Drive is Monday, Anastasia Amber happens to be Cluis Baum is from Homewood, September 12 in the Ballroom from quel to the "nly play that he ever in high school. She is employed 1. Fpncis' niece and secretary. Ill. She is employed in the Leaming 1:00 - 4:00. All donations will be was successful in, Mr. Tizzlett, in the Learning Materials Depart William Uggims is Alias "The Mad Ma terials Cen ter in the library. Ms. grea tiy apprecia ted When the ""tad Bomber" an ment of the Library, Bomber." He is blind and yet the Baum received her M.A. degree Both advisors had comments a ,.l'rs the call. he quickl) reaii7es Last semester pledging awards most eflident member of UTBU. from the University of Ken tucky boll t the cheerleading squad and the that JI A i, lhe Il,Llfl.,',,' r to be, .1FA were presented to: Best Scrapbook: Madge Kempton is UTBU's ef in May of 1977. She received her Pioneers. Helen Heckert; Highest Grade Point soon reali/c, 1(1 I,,, horrOl Ilwt L'TBU B.S. from Illinois State University. ficient secretary. Chris said, "The enthusiasm of Average : Karen Pettry; and Model knows his evil purposes :lnd a deadly Shirley Amber is J. Francis' 94 College activities that Cluis partici the cheerleaders promises to be Pledge: Deena Snyder. circlc ensues where H'A tries to kill year old mother. She is slightly senile pated in were Kappa Delta Pi Ug):ims and Uggims tries to kill JFA. . highly supportive to our Pioneer The Theta Xi Chapter received and yct can hold her own. (Education honorary), Alpha Beta LeI', .IL1;t say they both get their team this year." a pledging aVlard during the Delta J. Francis Amber is a fading star Alpha (Undergraduate Library Sci just reward in the end. Martha made the comment, Zeta National Convention June 16 in of the screen who would even kill ence Fraternity) and LSSO (Library "These girls have put forth a lot of Columbus, Ohio. This is a great honor his own mother to make a come- Dates To Remember Science Student Organization) and effort to lead the Pioneers cheering since only 6 are presented through- back. was also a member of the Pep Club Sept. 27: Last Day for Ap to victory this year." out the United States. Eugene Boyer is a young pro plying for December Graduation ducer who helps Anastasia to find Oct. 3: English Proficiency hersclf. Exam Valerie Rogers is a domineering Oct. 6: Last Day for With and very pushy person who' is a drawing from classes with "W" real stage mother. Oct. 24: Mid - Semes ter Miss Blank Rogers is a sweet Oct. 28: Mid - Semester D-F little child with a voice that could Grade Reports shatter glass. The plot circulates around the Those seniors who pllm- to graa organization UTBU (remember the ,ate in December, please see Ms. man from UNCLE) UTBU stands for )ebbie Reed in the Bookstore before UnhcaltilY to be Unpleasant. Uggil]1S ->cpt. 23. If you wish to order "The Mad Bomber" is UTBU's most raduation announcements. Friday, September 9,1977 Page Four THE GLENVILLE MERCURY
The 1977 GSC Pioneer Football Squad: Front row Left to Right: Andy Grogg, Jim Henderson, Don Stout, Rick ReidJ (oo WVHF-FM in Clarksburg will air 1977 Upperclassmen Football Roster a 5 minute Wtap--ur after each Glen ville iootball game this year. They can be heard at \0:30 p.m. and \0:55 HGT WI' HOMFTOWl'{ HIGH SCHOOL NAME LET. POS CL p.m. each Saturday night Harrisville Barker, Oauck LB SO 6' I 190 Smithville, WV Batten, Brad SL SO 5'9 1112 St. Albans, WV St. Albans Beebe, Pat LB SO 6'0 225 Vincent,OH Warren (i-Men Open Brown, David LB SO 5'10 201 Cameron, WV Ca~eron Brown, Steve DE SR 5' 10 190 Cottle, WV P.ic!,wood Campbell, C.W. 2 TE SR 6'0 192 Glenville, WV Gilmer County '77 Season Carey, Bruce OT JR 5' 11 210 Garksburg, WV Liberty Casey, Tom OT SO 5'11 190 Gibsonia, PA Richland Glenville State's Pioneer football Cowan, Tom 2 DB SR 6'0 165 Glenville, WV Harrisville team will open a new season to Cundiff, Larry 1 DE SO 6'1 214 Oaarleston, WV Oaarleston morrow but a new year is not the Cunningham, Chauncey 2 LB JR 6'0 1118 Oaarleston. WV Oaarleston only lunprecedented event This is Donatell, Ed 2 DB JR 6'2 183 Stow,OH Stow the rust athletic event under new Duffy, Paul SE SO 5' 10 ISO Weirton, WV Madonna President William Simmons' tenure, Dunning, Greg RB SO 6'0 194 Racine,OH Southern the opponent is new; we have never Eaton,lIob SL SR 6' 0 173 Moundsville, WV John Marshall played Gardner-Webb before; it will Fairchild, J.D. OT SO 6' I 242 Lewisburg, WV Greenbrier East be the rust night game in Glenville's Finnerty, Bob K·TE SR 6'1 195 Mclean, VA Langley history, and it will be the first game Grogg,Andy OT SR 6' 2 228 Mullens, WV Mullens ever played on the new athletic com Grogg, Kevin C SO 6' I 201 Mullens,WV Mullens plex_ After a long four year wait the Guy, Mitch 2 RB JR 5' 9 174 Aurora,OH Aurora new field (cleverly christened Pioneer Heffelfinger, Rich OG SO 6' 2 195 Troy,OH Troy Stadium) is finally ready for use, and Henderson, Jim LB SR 5' 10 195 Moundsville, WV John Marshall Hendricks, Eddie DT SO 6' I 194 Orgas, WV Sherman although it won't be dedicated until Hodges, Lee (CO - C) 3 RB SR 5' 9 193 Virginia Beach, VA Bayside Homecoming weekend it will be in lson, Zack DT SO 6' 2 230 Batavia,OH Germont Northeastern use this SaturdaY- The Stadium with J ones, Brian LB SO 5'10 170 Rainelle, WV Greenbrier West an approximate capacity of 3,500 Kelly, Kemp QB SO 6'1 170 Sissonville, WV Sissonville is a spectacle that we should all wel Lahman, Terry 2 DT SR 6' I 220 Lahmanville, WV Petersburg come and be proud of. The opponent for the season's McKittrick, Pat TE SO 6' I 185 Marietta, OH Marietta premier game comes from Boiling Noble, Joe OG SR 6' 0 195 South Point, OH South Point Springs, N.C. Gardner-Webb is a Bap Phillips, Tom 2 RB JR 5' 11 203 Goshen,OH Goshen tist affiliated school with an en Powell, Rocky OT 6' I SO 215 Parkersburg, WV Parkersburg South rollment of approximately 1,600. Reed, Mike 3 RB SR 5' 9 193 Dunbar;WV Dunbar It is a predominantely basketball ReidJ, Rick (CO - C) 3 LB SR 5'11 201 Dundee,OH Garaway oriented school but hilS had fine Runyan, Jim C JR 6' I 220 Wharton, WV Van football campaigns in recent years. Spangler, Terry P·OB SO 5'11 193 Whitesville, WV Sherman The Bulldog's were 5-5 last year but Stalnaker, Lynn C SO 6'1 190 Harrisville, WV Harrisville have 42 lettermen back from that Stout, Don 2 LB SR 5'11 190 Harrisville, WV Harrisville team. They are very dangerous of Vaughn, Van LB SO 5'11 200 Aquasoo,MD Gwynn Park fensively where they can both throw Voris, Wayne and run. They are blessed with good SE SO 6' 0 165 troy,OH Troy Walker, Billy backs and receivers and two top DT SO 6' 3 250 Owings,MD Northern WaUer, Drew notch quarterbacks. The Bulldogs have QB SO 6' 2 165 Fort Gay, WV Fort Gay more overall size than the Pioneers White, Gene SL SO 6' 2 185 ;Akron,OH Green but not as much speed. Zirkle, Wilbert 2 OG JR 5'10 184 Buckhannon, WV Buckhannon - Upshur (continued on page 5) Friday, September 9,1977 THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Page Five Our New A.D. Interviewed Halftime Talk For a little more than a morith expanded in the near future. 'now, Dr. Joseph Now has held the Now cited two main reasons for .By Doug Martin position of Athletic Director and coming to Glenville. He wanted a rd Iilce to take this opportunity ference golfer Terry Crislip, IKevinl and 'fruitful yeu for Glenville ath· Chairman of the Physical Education chance ,to. get back to ooaching to welcome all uppercluamen back Stout of HarriavilIe and Terry New· letlc team.. I know rm looking for I Department here at Glenville State in an a~inistrative sense, something to the campus of GSC and f 12 FILM THE GOLDEN AGE OF (,OMPlI)V.I 14 FILM THE GENERAL THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 20 DRAMA THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE 24 . MUSIC BLUEGRASS AND FOLK MUSIC CONCERT2:00 p.m. amphi·the:ltrcl 2 FILM PAT GARRETT AND BILLY KID 16 FILM FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE FILM THE ROMANTIC ENGLISHWO MAN(1975 Joseph Losey Film with Glenda Jackson and Michael Caine). FILM THE CONFORMIST (A 1970 Film by the Director of LAST TANGO IN PARIS Bernardo Bertolu~ci). April 12 FILM AMARCORD (Fellini·. Winner the 1974 Academy Award for Foreign Fih;!). Karen Ball, newly elected fresh· April 17-18 DANCE GUTHRIE - ROT ANTE DAXCE ~I\.president is introduced. COMPANY RESIDENCY April 26 FILM THE PASSENGER (A 1975 film with Jack Nicholson and Karen Ball Is Miria Schneider). May 24 FILM THE STORY OF ADELE H.(T· 1975 film about the daughter of Freshmen He Victor Hugo, is one of francios Ms. Karen Ball was elected Fresh· The GSC Marching Band will be lOOkIng snarp In U1~ IUU!! - .. wo""" "~ft man Representative of Student Con· D. uniforms! The group, under the direction of Mr. Ed Vineyard will perforrr gress by her peers at the Freshman 1 S ta nee Run H e 1d at tomorrow night's game. Thuse last week. Karen hails from faculty members and student, Barboumille. West Virginia and Dunbar Parks and Recreation tion to the starting poin t and the Graduat<'d from Barboursville High wishing a complete set of instructions ~ Hillclimbers is pleased to announce the Third An dressing facilities is available to run- Schoo .. for "meditation" together with a nual Wine Cellar Classic - 10,000 Activities of which Karen par ners. list of "secret" mantras and a de· ticipa ted in at Barboursville High Meter Distance Run on Saturday, Have Punch Any person wishing further infor scription of how they are assigned School were Student Congress and PUNCH! POW! CRASH! SMASH! October 8, 1977 at' 10:00 a.m. in mation is urged to contact Ron Pep Club. Hobbies that she ~njors , can obtain them without obligation We thought we'd start this arti Jlle: Horse Riding, Swimming, Ten Dunbar, West Virginia. Awards will Oldaker c/o Dunbar Parks and Re of any 'ind by sending a self-ad cle off with something punchy since nis and Camping. be given to over-all winner and creation, 12th Street and Myers Ave drcssed cnvelope (preferrably 10" our 4-H club here at GSC is so full Karen stated, "I hope that I do to : Meditation of punch and vitality. We'd like to the first two finishers in each nue, Dunbar, West Virginia 25064 a good job and I wish everybody Wcbster College to take up this precious space here the best year ever. " of the Seven divisions. Transporta- in the Mercury to welcome all of the or call 768-8587. St. Louis, Missouri 63119 Freshmen for the first time and The Drama Dept. needs Tech. them the best of luck. crews especially, Set Construction. The Set Committee starts Monday to Glenville after an interesting sum ~ and all those interrested are asked ro mer and are full of exciting /·st/;e come to the Underground and sign for activities for the coming year. up for the Crew. We'd like to invite everyone who Stom.a. ONly, roSe is interested in joining our punchy collegiate 4-H club (alias Hillclimb Q lLJ ••• CAMPUS ers) to come to our first meeting wifh0 Ut Thursday, September 15 at 6:00 front of the Administration Building a PUB under the Maple Tree. fhorllJ DRAFT nFER D/I, ':CF! ! Sun. - Thurs. 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. The Friday 6 a.m. - 11 p.m. F.-Z R..fI.~mLI·I' Towne Saturday 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. To~ 1'1'1 Bookstore DROP BY AFTER THE GAME! "('"t. 1(;-17 BOOKS, MAGAZINES SUMMERS '1r:CIJrmER r.RnTP[RS GREETING CARDS THE ~luP"rass at it's PHARMACY CIGARETTES SCOREBOARD 48 cents plus 2 cents tax ,.....,.""". .. ~. ~.~ EL TORO I.~ .~.~ OJ Th u rs. J1 i tes .. Mon. - Fri 9:00 - 6:00 Prescription Druggist Sat. 9:00-5:00 Hours. -. p.m. SUPPER CLUB Sun. 10:00 - 12:30 The Place to Make the Score Right!