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SCENES FROM GSC GRADUATION - Ceremonies May 12, 2007

(05/16/2007)
(Photos by Drew Moody)

Secretary Spears as he's giving his commencement address
with faculty and GSC Board of Governors to his right.

Student Marshall (in blue) John Brown with a group
of GSC seniors immediately after entering the gym.

ONE HAPPY GUY - Eric Young (L) was the final graduate to
receive his diploma Saturday. He let out a yell in celebration
The Elkview native graduated with a BS in National
Resource Management; concentration in Environmental Science.

Amber Powers (R) of French Creek, WV, waved to friends as she
entered the gymnasium Saturday morning. She graduated with a BS in Business Administration; Management and Marketing majors.

West Virginia Cabinet Secretary James Westbrooke
Spears (L) gave a thought-provoking commencement address.

Glenville State College President Peter Barr (R)
presided over the ceremony, presenting several awards,
gave honorary medallions to the Class of 1957 and congratulated
each graduate after they received their diploma.

Isaac Golf (L) GSC Pioneer for 2006-07 is congratulated
by President Barr. Golf graduated Magna Cum Laude with
a BA in Education; Social Studies (5-adult).

Matthew Dettman (R) son of Scott Dettman of Burnsville
is congratulated by President Barr. Dettman received
a BS in Business Administration; Management major.


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