GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
"Home of the Red Terrors"
GLENVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA
In the Heart of Wild, Wonderful West Virginia
Home of Glenville High School until 1956, it was located on the hill near Glenville State College. The building was situated where there is now a parking lot, between the Goodwin Hall dormitory and the Mollohan Student Union Building. The concrete stairs that led from the back door toward Rt. 33/119 are still in place. Click on the photo for a larger image. |
Glenville High School, 1958 to 1968, grades 1 thru 12. It is now home to Gilmer County High School. The building has been recently renovated with a new addition. Click Here to see renovated Gilmer County High School. Click on the photo for a larger image. |
Temporary home of Glenville High School in 1956 & 1957, while new school was being built. Located at Gilmer County Recreation Center, known as the "Poor Farm." Click on the photo for a larger image |
(The documented and authoritative history)
Since the discontinuance of the Glenville H.S. Alumni Association’s annual reunion, new contributions to the scholarship fund have been practically non-existent, aside from a couple of faithful contributors. Therefore, the Glenville H.S. Alumni Scholarship Committee has made the decision to no longer accept scholarship applications from GCHS seniors. The funds remaining in the GHSAA Scholarship Fund are being transferred to the Glenville State University Foundation for the continued benefit of Gilmer County High School graduates who desire to attend Glenville State University. Starting in the Fall of 2024 GCHS students may apply for scholarships from the GHSAA Scholarship Fund that will be administered by Glenville State University. Contact Glenville State University for further information.
Since its inception in 1999, the Glenville High School Alumni Association Scholarship Program has awarded almost $400,000 to deserving Gilmer County High School students to help further their education.
The following GHS Scholarship Committee members were serving on the committee when it was disbanded: Julia Murin Lee, (Scholarship Committee Chairperson) William F. "Bill" Gainer, Quentin "Ted" Stewart, David Hall, Carol Ellison Ford, Sue Ann Stalnaker Charles, and John Gainer.
1967 Flood Paper & Photos by the late Laura Bell Gainer
Football Stats for Glenville, Normantown, Tanner, and Gilmer County High School
Compiled by Robert Bonar
Yes, Normantown and Tanner did have a football program at one time
Your 2020/2021 Alumni
Association Officers
President - Mary Lee Wiant McPherson '56
Vice President - JoAnn Huff McHenry '65
Secy/Treasurer - John D. Gainer '68
GHSAA 2015 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2014 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2013 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2012 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2011 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2010 Financial Statement GHSAA 2009 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2008 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2007 Financial Statement
GHSAA 2006 Financial Statement
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1958-59 Staff at the new Glenville High School
View Copies of GHS Satellite Newspaper
Old GHS Photos - Click on thumbnail for larger image
The below photos were supplied by Leona Satterfield Beall, GHS Class of 1949
To register with the Reunion Committee and to be notified of GHS happenings and Reunion information, please Click Here and send your name, address, email address and other contact information to us!
Links of Interest
Gilmer County High School Titans
The Virtual Wall, Vietnam War Memorial
This web page is designed and maintained by John D. Gainer, Class of 1968, contact him at marshaljon@aol.com