Nominations Released

Nominations for Homecoming court 1984 have been released by the Office of Student Services. The following are the nominees for Homecoming Queen: Lori Euler, sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon; Jackie Mullens, spon­sored by Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Tina

Tina Hunl Michelle Hines Lori Euler Jackie Mullens Hunt, . sponsored by (Not pictured Teny Mulloly and Sharon Roxanne Smith.) Delta Zeta Sorority;

The Glenville Michelle Hines, spon-

M e N'ru '1 ~~~I~~: S~n~dA; ~e;~~~ , ~ Roxanne Smith. .

Those running for Senior princess are as follows: Tami Allen , Renita Emerson, Kelli Jamison, Paula Jones and Michelle Riggle­man.

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Dignitaries Visit Glenville Gov. John D. Rocke- .. G len v i II eSt ate

feller IV, with other state Coil e g e had bee n and local dignitaries, looking for a place was in Glenville this past where such a facility weekend for the dedica- could be developed for tion of a shooting range use by college students on Sycamore Run Road. as well as the general

Dr. Willis Hertig, Jr., public," said President director of the Depart- Simmons. "Many stu­ment of Natural Re- dents who enjoy th is sources, Dr. William K. type of recreation did not Simmons, president of have a place where gun GSC, and National Rifle safety and- marksman­Association officials ~hip could be exercised. were on hand for the We are very pleased that dedication which was the Department of held Saturday morning, Natural Resources was Sept 8 at the site. able to be so helpful in

The development of this endeavor." the range has been a The range will be cooperative effort open for use by college between the DNR and students and personnel GSC. While initial site as well as to the general preparation was contri- public when policy is buted by local industry finalized . The range personnel, the bulk of includes areas for the construction was practice, instruction and handled by the DNA. The possible competition of college will maintain and archery, rifle and pistol oversee the range in the shooting events. future.

Set Work For Play To Begin Set construction for urdays and one hour

the theatre production of elective credit IS avail-''THE ODD COUPLE" able. will begin this 'weekend If you are interested in under the guidance of working, please contact Mrs. Linda. McKown and Mrs. McKown In the Chris Keister, head of the Language Division or construction crew. They Chris Keister. are in need of anyone interested in doing car­pentry work, painting and other construction detail.

A 'majority of the work ~ be done on Thur~ days, Fridays, and Sat-

StuckH1ts are re­minded that I.D. cards are in and can be picked up in the Student Services Of­fice between 12:30 end 4:30.

Go¥emOr RockefeDer _. one 01 the dlpltariea that spoke at the ded·

ication of a shooting range on Sycamore Run Road.

("hOlo by Tammy Stalnaker.)

Running for Junior princess are Mindy Gutberlet, Jackie Myer, Belinda Nichols and Louella Thomas.

Sophomore princess nominees are Joan Bays, lisa Harrison, Tammy Miller, Leanne Oldham, . Dayna Smith, Tammi Sumner and Vicki Teter.

Deidra Burrows, Helen Carl, Cheryl Rickman and Teresa Tawney are Freshman princess nominees.

Voting took place on Sept 10 and 11.

Homec;oming Plans Finalized The Literary So-

ciety will meet GSC Homecoming is Thursday, Sept. 27, at 6:30 p.m. in the going to be the week of Verona Mapel September 17 through Room. The book September 22. On to be discussed is Septe m ber 22 th e LADY, by Thomas Pioneer football team Tyron.

i==========Mwili play W.V. State and a Interested in

working on the col­lege annual? If so, be in Clark Hall Wednesday, (that's tonight), at 6 p.m.

Still needed for staff positions are: copy editor, layout artists, advertising staff and typists.

A theme for the 1984-85 edition of THE KANAWHA­CHEN must be cho.n, so come armed with good ...

dance will top off the eventful week.

On Monday, Septem­ber 17, an ice-cream social is planned at 7 p.m. A Tug-Ot-War will take place with at least three women against every ten males. First place will be a pizza party for the winning team and second prize will be an ica CIMIII

socia' a ......... b'" runners-up_

On Tuesday, Septem-

ber 18, a Gong Show is planned. A prize of $25 is offered to the person who wins first place. Bingo games will also be held and $200 worth of prizes will be given out

On Wednesday, Sep­tember 19, a Wiffle Ball Tournament will be held from 3-6 p.m. From 8 until 11 p .m. the Congress will sponsor a D.J. Mix_ Airbands may enter at the mix to win the first place prize of $25.

All students are urged to participaJe. Watch next week'S'issue of T .. Men:uIJ tor the rest of the week·s activities.

PII" 2

Editor Praises Team, Fans The Glenville State College Pioneer football team won its

first game last Saturday, September 8, at Waynesburg, with a score of 13-0. Does this sound like a team that was chosen to lose by various state newspapers or a team with new coaches? No to most it would sound like a team that is very together and GI:nville's team was exactly that when it came to playing foot­ball .

Many felt that the team wouldn't do very well due to Head Coach Frank Vincent's illness and Byron Brooks quitting the team and then rejoining, as well as other problems. The team just didn't seem to have anything together. -

However the Pioneer football team pulled together when it counted - 'on the field . Coach Hunt, the rest of the coaching staff, trainers, and most importantly, the players, deserve a big hand on a victory.

There were many fans at the game that helped to cheer on the team and with a team so dedicated and determined, there should be a crowd at every' game. This weekend, we play at home against Shepherd. Be There !! Editor

Jackie Mullens

From The Wesley Foundation

"Family Entertainment Night" will be coming your way again next week with a schedule of movies you won't want to miss! The schedule for fall/winter includes movies like Flash Gordon, The last Unicorn, and Superman III, and others.

The movie series is open to everyone ; and sponsored by the Wesley Foundation and the Outer limits Youth Center . Admis­sion for ' each movie is $1 .00 per person . Refreshments are served free .

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The Student Newspap. Phone 462·7381, Ext. 290

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The Glenville Mercury September 12, 1984 Delta Zetll

Organizational News . TIle Theta Xi Chapter of

the Delta Zeta Sorority held

their first formal meeting' on

Monday at the house. Home·

coming and Rush plans were

discussed. We would like to

welcome all girls to stuI' . by to

visit and see the house which is

located at 305 East Main Street.

Our parties will be held on Sept.

26. Oct. 3. and Oct. 17 at the

sorority house. Congratulations

to Nada and Wayne Workman on

the birth of a son . Scott Ry an,

who was born Wednesday, Sept.

5. All Delta Zeta s are invited to

the wedding of Becky Beall and

Jeff Wilcox this Saturday in

Cedarville. Th e sisters also con·

~atulate alumni Lo u A lln Pettit

on her engagement to Joey

Beckett. We would like to extend

our best wishes to Beth Krantz

Pay ne on her lna~ge this sum·

mer to Douglas Payne on August

11 . Happy Birthday to Brenda

Kinnison and Teresa Legg on their

big " 21 "!! Welcome to all the

girls . Lorie , Becky, and Theresa

who are living in the house for the

first time. Welcome back to

Kristi and Tina who moved back

in this semester. Good luck to

Lora Park on her first teaching

job in Normantown. Congratula­

tions to the football team [or

their victory over Way nesburg and

good luck against Shepherd this

SaturdllY·

Ladies of the Wh ite Rose

The Ladies of the White Rose

held their {lTst formal meeting

Sunday , Sept. 9 at 8 p.m . in

Scott Wing Lounge. Officers for

the 1984·85 school year are as

follows: President - Sandy Bleigh ;

Vice·president - Debbie Tice;

Secretary . Shelly Hull; Treasur·

er . Debbie Tice; Song Leader ·

Theresa McClure; Scrapbook .

Leah Stalnaker; and Public

R elations· Kassie Harsh .

A ll Ladies are reminded that

meetings will be held every

Sunday night at 9 p.m. in

Scott Wing Lounge. Dues are to

be paid by Sept. 30. Th e Ladies

wish to welcome everyone back

to schoo! and a special welcome

to Lambda Chi Fraternity .

Tau Kappa Epsilon

The Iota Omega Chapter

of Tau Kappa Epsilon would

like to take this time to we/·

come back all GSC students

and incoming freshmen . Con·

gratulations are in order for

brother Jamie Minney and the

rest of the Pioneer football

team on their shut-out over

Waynesburg Saturday . Frater

Eddie Mazzella is also congratu·

lated on his fine performance

as Pioneer.

Th e chapter held its {lTst meet·

ing Thursday , Sept. 6. Anyone

interested in playing intramurals

should contact Kenny Osborne.

Schedules will be posted on the

board in the Student Union.

The party of the month for

Sept. will be held this Thursday,

time and location has not y et

been announced. A 11 other activo

ities will be discussed at the meet·

ing on Thursday, Sept. 13, at

7 p.m. in the Wesley Foundation.

Quesi ion : How many times "",s

Jamie Minney stood·up by Joan

Bays last year?

BCM

Baptist Campus Ministry met Frl day the 7 for a hot dog roast and

bonfire. It concluded with the

BCM fall volleyball championship

and s 'mores.

BSM offers a College and Career

Sunday school class. Please come

by and try us. We have fellowship

Bible discussion and prayer. Do

join us, we meet in the Baptist

church annex next door to the

Post Office at 9:45 every Sunday

morning. Church service is held

at 10:45.

Monday, September 17, at 6

p.m. we will meet at the Baptist

Church Fellowship Hall for our

banner decoration party. All

are welcome to help us design

and paint our Homecoming

bann., entry. Refreshments

and munch)es will be available.

Mark your calender for October

26 Talent Ii Treat Night at Cediu

Creek StaU Park. It 's sure to be

Il H.Noween spectacW.u.

Th eta Xi

The brothers of the Theta Xi

would like to ... elcome all fresh·

mel/ and upperclassmen back to

GSc. The brothers held a meet­

ing last Thursday , September 6,

1984 , amd a meeting will be held

this Thursday. September 13 ..

Ernie Smith , Bill A dler , and

Dennis Ja"ell attended the Na·

tional Con vention and have

brought back a lot of good ideas.

Congratulations to the · GSC

f oo tball team on their victory

o ver Way nesburg. Good luck this

week against Shepherd.

Ohnimgohow Players

All Members of the Ohnimgo·

how Players are urged to help as

much as possible during the weeks

ahead on the fall production. It

will be the only one this semes­

ter . so it should be the best it can

be. Also, all members are asked

to help on the float construction

for the Homecoming Parade

which will be taking place on the

nex t two weekends.

A t the last meeting, it ""'s

voted to keep last year's of­

ficers and Mitchell Moore ""'s

named Corresponding Secretary/

Pledge Master.

Congratulations to Tim Brown

on his new job and new wife in

Boston, Mass.

Kappa Delttf Pi

Kappa Delta Pi held their first

meeting of the 84·85 y ear on

Thursday , Sept. 6. Being an

organized meeting, first on the

agenda "",s selection of officers to

fill the secretary , treasurer , and

historian positions. Mary A nne

Shuman , Betty Wagner, and Lane

Bogus, respectively, were selected.

The organization also make

several deCisions involving up·

coming activities. It was decided

that Kappa Delta Pi would par·

ticipate in the Homecoming ban·

ner contest. Any member that

would like to assist in making this

banner should report to CH-I on

Thursday at 3: 00. Fund raisers

were discussed and the scheduling

of a Nerd dance ,..,s men'tioned.

Also mentioned ""'s the sched·

uling of a December initiation.

Finally discussion turned to the

scheduling of regular business

meetings. It was decided that the

organization 'WOuld meet on the

first Thursday of each month at

4:30.

Sigma Sigma Sigma

The sisters of the Delta Alpha

Chapter of the Sigma Sigma

Sigma Sorority held their weekly

meeting Wednesdayat 5:30. The

meeting was ceremonial and sis·

ters were reminded to pick up

their candy and sell it. Anyone

wishing to buy candy should con·

tact any Sigma sister.

Sisters were reminded to try

to attend the Panhellenic Meet·

ing and representatives were elec·

ted and are as follows : Susan

Smith , junior delegate; Sam

Unger. senior delegate; Debbie

Tice, voting delegate; and Kelli

Jamison as alternate. The sisters

also discussed the banner for

homecoming, the roster for intra­

murals, and they practiced sing­

ing.

The sisters of Sigma Sigma

Sigma Sorority would also like to

thank everyone who attended the

"Pretzel Party ". We hope every·

one had a good time and we hope

to see you at the rest of our

rush parties.

The sisters also wish to congrat­

ulate the football team on their

win at Waynesburg. Keep it upl

Graduate School Information Day will be held on Sept. 19, 1984 at 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Representatives from sev­eral graduate schools will be in the Verona Mapel Room to talk with all interested students. No appointment necessary .

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p. ) The Glenville Mercury September 12, 1984

~h!'?5~!n!r!rd i~C~i!'retu9ver Waynesburg 13-0 took their first step toward proving the experts wrong Saturday by literally running over Waynesburg College in a 13-0 season opening victory in Waynesburg, Pa.

The Pioneers ran up 194 yards on the grou nd behind Bryon Brooks' 122 in 26 carries, and Forrest Hall threw for 100 yards to propel the offense. The defensive unit , beh i nd Mike Payne's 10 tackles, gave up only 40 rushing yards while forcing 4 turnovers to keep the Waynesburg offense in check .

Rocky Metheny put the Pioneers on the scoreboard with a 20

in the second quarter. Mark Szklennik added the pOint after to give GSC a 7 -0 lead at the half.

Brooks widened the margin in the third quarter with a one-yard run which capped off a drive highlighted by a 26 yard pass from Hall to Jim Bird. Szklennik's point after attempt was blocked.

Waynesburg 's best drive was stopped short by the Pioneer defense on the GSC 6-yard line in the third quarter.

Glenville will meet Shepherd next week in the home opener at Pioneer Stadium.

CC Meets Stiff Competitio

ROcIcy Metheny intercepts. Waynesburg pua ror GSC'I rtnt touchdown. (photo by Pam Peny.)

=:;:i=~ ~ec:~o-: Four Run Charleston 12 . 5 p.m. there Four people associ- pants in the race. will be a blood mo· ated with Glenville State Raines, a member of the

The Pioneer Cross- New head coach ~~:n~t~~~ Wesle~n College completed the 1983 GSC track team, Country team travelled Butch Hays was very Court St. 15-mile Charleston ran 1:38:22 for 181st to Huntington Saturday pleased with his team 's 1F==~Th~e=ne=x=t=meet==in=g====tIDistance Run on Sept. 1. place. to compete in the performance. " This of the GSC Board The race is held Sulgit , the GSC Marshall Invitational. tough competition early of Advisors will be annually as a part of the campus minister, ran The meet was highligh- in the season should held at 6 p.m. on Stern wheel Regatta 1:47:14 for 413th place ted by a 15 po int make us better in the Thursday, Sept . 20 festivit i es and is. while Skiles, a GSC performance by WVU, as end ," sa i d Hay s . in the Verona Mapel considered one of the cross country runner,

Room of the Pio· well as some top-notch The Pioneers will neer Center, begin . top races in the area. placed 485th with a time competition for the GSC travel to Morehead, ning with dinner. Todd Raines, Julian of 1:50:06. At 754th with Itlarriers. Kentucky, Saturday to On the agenda will Sulgit, Jesse Skiles and a time of 1 :58:51 was

Glenv ille comp il ed run in the Morehead be the budget for Berry Crutchfield were Crutchfield, another 363 points against some Invitational. Fiscal Year 1985· the Glenville partici- GSC cross country of the top cross-country ~====8=6=. =:;;;;:====::::::::::dI runner.

~Ceh:io~:~n t~vc~~n~~~ President's up Requirements Listed Pioneers were up against powerful Ma­Ione College, third in the NAIA last year, as well as Marshall , Appalachian State University, More­head State, Rio Grande, and Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Competition for the Pres ident's Cup, the most prestigious of all intramural awards, has already begun and will continue until May 1, 1985, according to GSC Intramural Director Jeff Propps.

Outstanding Achieve­ment Awards and medallions' w ill be

Jay Dawkins led the Pioneers with a 63rd place finish in a time of 28 :51 , while Dave Antonik finished 66th in presented to each 29:01 . person completing 20 of

Other finishers for the 26 activities at set GSC were Jim Collins standards. President's 77th in 32:41; Jess~ Cup awards will be Skiles, 78th in 33:13; and presented to the male Shawn Shockey, 79th in and female with the best 34:18. total score or record.

.. ever ever If the winner of the Again" will be shown President's Cup repre-Wednesday. Sept. 12 sents a team in intra-at 8:00 p.m. in the mural comnetition, that

im r

team wi ll receive 200 points, while 50 points will be awarded to teams for each individual completing cup require­ments, said Propps. The intramural dil­partment stresses that all students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to compete for the Presi­dent's Cup. Last year's winner was Larry Taylor of st. Marys, WV, who represented the Hogs. There were no female competitors.

To enter competition or to receive more information contact Jeff Propps or Steve Linville in the Intramural Office, 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Monday - Thursday.

PRF.SIDENT'S CUP REQUIREMENTS

Events Men Women 100 meters ...... : ............ 0 :11.2 sec ............. . O:ll.B sec . 400 meters .................... 0 :55 .0 sec .............. 1:00.0 sec. 1500 meters .. .. ............. 5 :30.0 sec ... ........... 6:00 .0 sec.

. 3000 meters ............ ..... 11 :30.0 sec .......... 12 :00.0 sec . High Jump ............... ...... 5 '6" ..... .. ... .. ..... .. ............... .4 '6 " Long Jump. ..................... 1B '6" ................................ 16'6"

~~~titp~·::::::::::::::::::::::: Jgo ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ;~ Arm Dips .... ...... ...... ....... 20 ....................................... 10 Rope Climb ................... 22' ............ ......................... 15 ' Bench Press ................... 200.lbs . ........................ 125 Ibs . Military Press ................. 175 Ibs . ....................... 120 los. Dead Lift ......... .. ...... .... 250 lbs . .. ...... ........... 150 lbs . Rope Jump .................................... 750 Jumps in 5 min . Bench Step .. .. ........................... .... ......... .. ... 50 complete Swimming .......................... .... ........................... 50 miles Jogging ..... .................. ................. ........ .. .. ........ 150 miles Cycling .. ..... ... ............. .................................. . 200 miles Arm Curls ............. ........... .............................. 120·3 reps. Hand Stand ................ ........ ...... .. .. ....... ... ........ ................. . Kip .............................. .. ......................... ..... ..... ... ...... .. . .. Backward Roll to Hand Stand ... ......... ........ .. .................. . Head Stand to Head Stand ........................... .. ................ . Forearm Stand .................... .. ..... ................................... .. Back Walkover ................. ................ ........... .... ............. ... . Front Walkover ................ ... .. .. ... .. ...... ........ .. .. ................ .

MAJOR MOVING

Get your stuff from here to there. Call 462-5379. Leave message for Gene.

The yearbooks should be arriving soon. All students, except freshmen, may pick them up when they arrive. Watch the MER­CURY for details.

GLENVILLE DRY CLEANERS

We are located in alley between Ben Franklin and TAL Hot Dogs. Phone 462-8711

8-5:00 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-12 noon Sat Cleaning. Pressing 8:00-5:00 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-12:00 Sat All types of alterations

AT THE VALLEY

Pool Tournament Wed. Starts 8:00 p.m.

Theta Xi Party Thurs. 10 p.m.-2 a.m.

Band "Roadwork" Fri, and Sat.

3 miles toward Weston (formerly Fireplace Inn)

HOT DULCIMER PLAYER

ALLEN FREEMAN

will be appearing Friday, September 14 at

ALDO 'S· OUT TO LUNCH

215 Church Street Spencer, WV

Phone: 927-2020

Good Food Cold Beer

NO COVER CHARGE

NACHOS

Sale 97¢

Ronnie & Kathy Jones - owners

WE CHALLENGE YOU!!

MUD HOLE TUG-Of-WAR

Ten Member Teams 3-Women 7-Men September 19, 1984

6:30 p.m. Clark Hall

1 st Place - Pizza Party 2nd Place - Ice Cream Party

Tug-Of-War Only Names Usted by September 14, 1984

4:00 p.m. To Bill Stackman

Activities Director in Union Also Volleyball Games (same rules pertain)

The Glenville Mercury

Events Planned Bill Stackman, Pioneer

Center Director, has an­nounced upcoming e­vents and some new ideas which should make Pio­neer Center an even more valuable gathering place for GSC students.

On Friday Sept. 14 and Saturday Sept . 15 Pio­neer Center will sponsor the now familiar Game­room Night . F rom 4 p.m . to 12 a.m . on these two nights , students may bowl and play pool until they drop for a mere $2.

WVU football lovers can see WVU play Syra­cuse (on Saturday Oct. 13 at home). Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept . 14 at 8 a.m . in the Director's office. T he price is $10 including round trip transportation and ad­mission to the game .

ALLEGHENY WOMEN'S CENTER

an o ul p atient medical clinic offering

• Abortion-asleep or awake • Morning After Treatment • Birth Control • Related Services

ntONf·

For the best pizza in town visit

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

Sep __ 11, 1984

Pictured are Tim Mace, Mn. Linda McKown, and Joe Stephelll preparIna

to begin work on the set for The Odd Couple' slated for presentation on

October 11 -12.

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