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Lock Haven State College^<^^

Fri., Feb. 1,1974

Vol. XVI, No. 67
JiMA

LHS praised for energy conservation
Lock
Haven
State's
efforts to conserve energy
have received recognition.
The
publicity
subcommittee of the LHS committee on conservation of
institutional
resouTses
wishes
to
commend
the
college community on the
whole hearted effort lo conserve energy.
According lo the committee sludents have been
especially cooperative putting up with the problems of
cool rooms and eoid rooms.
Darkened
halls,
closed
exit doois, and cooi IA
rooms have been accepted iii
good spirit report the i on,niitleo.
The Law F.nforcement
and Safely
Division
has
observed that internal secuiily on residence halls is
gi'catly
improved
despite
the
decrease
in outdoor
lighting. This is due to the
effort made to keep doors
closed and locked.
The
Conservation
of
Institutional
Resourses

litwinko will
read his poetry
Anthony J. Litwinko,
poetry
consultant
to the
Pittsburgh
City
Schools,
will present j ; reading of
h i s works in the PUB lounge
tonight at 8 p.m.
Mr. Litwinko holds an
undergraduate
degree in
English from West Virginia
University
and
Woodrow
Wilson Fellow, University of
Pennsylvania. He has taught
at the University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr.
Admissiai lo tonight's
reading is free.

Committee
has
announced
that suggestions for further
energy
conservation
can
be made by dialing operator
e<n the
campus
network.
General
suggestions
have
been received which are
being considered and implemented where possililc.

The committee encourages
studem
participation.
Dr.
Werner Harlh was named
chairman of the coninnttee.
Us members include Thomasine
Barsona, Dan Minn, Don
Weaver, Don Oakley, and
Carl Nelson.

Arraignmetits
scheduled for April
Fourteen people aire s l t \
during the Decemher 11 driii'
r:i;.lonthe Lock Iiaven Siau;
Ci'Uegc c;in;pus and m ilv
cit y of 1 ne k Haven will he
-notified lo appear for ar
raignment on .April first.
.•\t this lime the defendents will plead guilty or ni t
guilty. T h e \ will alsc'ilecide
if they would like to have
trial by jury or not.
Carson \ . Brown will
be the presiding luage unless
he were to excuse himself.

ll llus !i il'peiis, liiown would
lieinioii :he S,:p,eiii.'( -:•> lo
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'•'•-•' eieeUwl and llii li
laid i n a l s will he one .il :'..
liisl e a s e - he will lieai. He
!'a^ !'ad ir lal experu. n.. e av .•.
la\\\ er ui a difieretu eounts
beloie eoi:i;iie lo Clinton
foaii!\ .

1 lie < na ilil .1 iit\ is -.01 tn
meet March S, col he trials
will nol he until aflei tliat
dale.

Fred fights
'trashy' fire
by Bonnie Gilbert
.An Eagle Wing employee
discovered a small fire in the
.parbage pile outside the PUB
last evening.
Fred Naylor
used two fire extinguishers
to snuff out the blaze. This
leaves the PUB with no extinguishers
remaining.
I'red said that he believes
the extinguishers were only
liall lull. The pin had previouslv heen pulled on one
ol
those
used.
Wlirn thr same r \ - I uU'iiishpi ^ weir examined
b\
- report-i lesf
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pins

^le inla'.l <ii.\ tiic pies.-uif
-•'-'• 1. - - . an 'lO'.v. h'or
;:
rxl iiiguishers
w cic I - :..uri •'< a ]oh, v\,hich
w ould noraia "Iv only require one.
When asked how ihr fire
s l a i t r d , au laiulr V\'ii!; cmplovce was quoled as saying,
" l l is vrry unlikely that the
fire
started
'ov
itself."

Smith Hall is the scene of vandalism
by Bob Koons
Damages in e x c e s s of
$400 was reported done lo
the third floor lounge of
Smith Hall. Reports indicate
that the vandalism occured
the nighl of January 20.
Dean
James
Smalley
reported
the
following
damage: 3 lounge chairs
and four sofas were punctured and.'or large pieces of
upholstery ripped from them,
a campus extension phone
receiver was ripped from the
wall,
several
janitorial
c l o s e t s were ransacked, a
number
of
urinals
and
camodes were plugged wilh
trash until they overflowed,
glass
was
broken in a

vending machine and a metal
strip
removed
from
the
machine.
This
strip
is
believed to tie the object
used to damage the furniture.
The Law FLnforccment
division is in charge of the
investigation
and
have
interviewed several people
who, according to Dean
Smalley, have leads concerning the damages. In
addition to the invesligationi
the Dean has asked that
anyone who knows anything
about the incident please
come forward. Because of
the magnitude of the damage
done, Smalley said that it
would be impossible for it to
be done without
anyone

hearing the n o i s e .
Smith Hall Council is
considering offering a reward
of $100 or $200 for information leading to the identification of the guilty person
or persons. Wayne Evans in
room 69 of Smith has been
selected as the contact for
anyone who wishes to go to
him rather than an administrator.
Dean
Smalley
s t r e s s e d that all names of
those who supply information
will be kept confidential.
The Smith Hall Council
is a l s o considering the idea
of a s s e s s i n g the entire dorm
for the damages if the guilty
one(s) arc not found.

EAGU{ liYI

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Lock Haven State College

Fri.,

Feb. I. 1974

lUP ensemble concert provides some surprises
By Robert Singer

Guslav H o i s t ' s l-irst
Suiie
ill /-i-f/ul.
This is a gocxl
piece to start with; the ensemble's good balance was
excellently
demonstral ed
tliroughout.
However there
were considerable tone pro!iIcms as many n o t e s emerged
unclearly. I'his si rciigl h and
this wea.kness both were lo
show ihemselvcs many limes
Ihrough the res I of the

esl ing to bear. Hours could
festival. The music reflected
be spent fooling wilh a synverv well the moods inherent
The Indiana University
thesizer, and sometimes that
tliroughout, and the effects
of P a . Wind linsemble, on a
was Ihe way Ibe composilion
made
themselves
kno'vn
t our of central Pennsylvania,
sounded.
livcrything fell
through the musicians, adding
sl<ippcd at l.ock Iiaven State
togellicr favorably, however.
up to a very good reading.
Tuesday night and played a
Holcombe's
l.ennonIn its own r i g h t , I he compoprogram compose d hugely of
sition is wild and woolly,
MeCiirlney rortruit provided
contcmpoiai y band works.
being laced wilh dissonance
an aimisirig surpiise. (DICicco
The group, directed h\ I I P
and false endings to throw the
announced ihe numbers withprofessor Daniel DiCieeo,
listener off.
out the use of a microphone,
is made up of approximately
Paul Keller man. t h e Bnld
and mo^;l were expecting 1
fifty music majors.
%epertoiie.
hagle Nitlany hand direcior
/.,•»(•()/(; i'or Iran, also listed
First on Ihe program was
Next was a Cutuer litw
and an alumnus of the group,
in Ibe rcpcrloire, but not
for flute hy Cecile Cluumiiade, was then invited to conduct
seleetod for Tuesday night's
a t r a n s c r i p t i o n for hand made
John f^hilip Sousa's liullant
program.) This was a medics
In C l a y t o n U ilson. Ib.c soU>
Sevi'iilh \Uireh. Kellerman is
of songs written byhalf the
isl lier e was Gather '.ne
nol q\iiie the conductor that
the Bcalles: And I Love Her,
Blown, who haiulleil the
n i l ' n CO i s , and the ensemble
Hard Day's Night, Day Tiippcr ,
entir e performance with condill not respond as much to
and Hey Jude. ll was an exsiderable e a s e , except in the
his niolions as t h e y did to
cellcnl piece, accurately
licg inning, where she had
D i C i e c o ' s . However the o\ or
reflecting the moods and
problems wiih her breath
all performance turned oul t o
nuances portrayed in the songs.
control
anil
articulation.
he,
al
the
\cry
least,
competent.
The instrumenlalisls responby J . Lee lishciman
This .orrecleil itself later;
Marches r e a l l y are nol all thai ded to this, letting the sounil
As 1 walked into the cat
ami th.e wurk ended on a good
difficull to play, after a.ll.
come through in its proper
eteria on Wednesday, January
iiolc. She also demonst rat cd
Next slat cd was an explacej.
30. 1974 I soon iealiz.ed
'experienced
aplomb,
while
perience
in
electronic
musie.
thing.s had ch.angrd. In a
To ciosc out the program,
hchindher DiCieco's legions
One musician manned a syniwoi Id that is becoming inDiCicc'o conducted the cnseiifprovideil excellcnl supporl.
Ihesizer, while he and his
creasingly specialized, Loek
ble in a eompelent performance
11. (). Heed's /.(I /•'le.s.'iJ
cohorts combined t o pr odiiee
Haven's very own caietcii.i
of L.h'. (ioldman's Onward\h'\ieaiHi, a musical biography
has
followed
suit. '
RickWa'keman'.s I he St \ Wives
I'jnvurd March.
of a Me xican festival, followed efUenr',' Mil, ihe music tr.ken
Ihc hot lunch addicts
This was spill into three
Uviw have their very own line
from the nio\ie soundtrack.
A validated IJ5. card
played w ithout pause, wiiieh
issuing forth hot lunches,
Wakeman uses electronic
l-'or Ihe people who like it
weie siihlitled" " P r e l u d e and
Vsill be remiiredtogain 3sirflusie consider,ihly in his
cold and varied Ihere is an
,\./tee D a n c e , " " M a s s , " and
compositions, and enough in
mission to all SCC events
assinled sandwich and hot ^ ' "Catnival',', ii> correspond
this one lomake il a necessiti
soup line. And for the "M\
after February 1st.
lo t he activ ities in such a
I h e effects were most interLove Mv llamburgei" people
ther is an ex [ness line foi
hamburgers and again hot
sou pi
This idea ha.s receixed
much posilivc
feedback,
Dear Editor:
which pleases Mr. Pronesti
'"Ac were caught will
kitchen icebox,
because it was his idea.
ful Dr. Ken Cox would not
our pants d o w n " miglit well
.Althougli a member of
Ml. Pronesti is Ihe'lfi'jr chief
let such an incident become
be Ihe cry ol the campus
the wrestling team, forced to
al Ihe cafeteria, (chjef nol
common knowledge. After
security force. While these
Slav al Glennon hotel due
chel)
all, how could he explain
defenders of law and errder
to the energy crisis admitted
the need of a color TV for
This system allows the
a.re capable of carrying oul
his guilt in the matter,
Glennon Hotel ?? 1 want
lines lo move more freely,
a lop notch drug raid, it
neither his picture nor a
a good TV so my boys will
it a l s o gives the student a
seems they are having a
story of the embarrassed
s t o p raiding the ice box?
wider choice of food to
little problem maintaining
security
force
made the
Recalling
this
and
choose
from.
security around Ihc " s h o p " .
associated
press
wire.
other events of the past
A tremendous saving will
Someliirie
over
the
Why?'?'.'
semester makes me feel that
a l s o be s e e n . Ilie c a t s u p ,
holiday break a refrigerator
b u s t of all a red Uieed
the standards for apporpriate
mustard, mayonaise, relish
on canipus vv-as broken inlo.
Herr Carl, Mr. Nelson, could
cjanduct come from many
and olher such condiments
Big deal!! Yes, I'd have lo
hardly call in more federal
different code boojcs. But
arc now located at t a b l e s .
agree. Die " i c e b o x " about
narcotics
agents
again,
aH the books have one thing
Studenis are requested lo put
which I speak is housed in
b'.specially when the in.in common: the lack of the
Ihc spreads directly on their
the
kitchen
of
Glennon
cedent
happen
literal ly
idea of equal justice for a l l .
fo'jd.
Ihe previous method
Hotel,
formerly
Glennon
under his very nose. It is,
To a large degree who you
of placing the spreads on
Hall,
lormerly
Glennon
hard to build a model police
arc decides what you may
p l a t e s proved to b e w a s l e l u l .
Inlirmaiy. So what the hell','
state when people are pulbecome on this campus.
When asked how long he
Well this refrigerator coning off the big one n i ^ t in
would k r r | . this syslern, Mr.
tained
drugs
which
are
your own kitchen.
I'roric'ili mriarked " A s long
Sincerely
controlled by federal law,,
a.', w r ' i r here, il will lie perSecondly
the
illus •
s o this is a little more
Disgusted
r/ianeiil."
serious
ihiin raiding ihc
Irious and politically power-

AAAAAAAAAAA

Cafeteria change to
remain permanent

Dear Editor...
Someone's in the kitchen...?

F r i . , F e b . 1, 1974

EAGLE EYE

Lock Haven State College

page 3

LHS wrestles Clarion
tomorrow night

Clarion swoops past Eagles
By Ed B()v>'man
Lock Haven put up a
gallant effort but lost to a
good Clarion leam by the
score of 71-60.
Great outside shooting
and ball handling by Mike
Chancey and Warren Goixiling
enabled LHS to stay wilh
Clarion in the first half as
the visitors held a 37-35
advantage at intermission.
Gocxiling had 10 points
and three a s s i s t s , while
Chancey, who hit 5 for 5
from tlie floor in the half ,
had 11 points and three
assists.
The game vvas tied four
times with the lead excharging hands another 5 or 6
as the crowd was treated to
a real dogfight.
The second half started
as the first, with both teams
t n d i n g buckets. With 15:00
remaining on the clock LH
vvas holding a 44-43 lead.
But
then cold
shooting
plagued " T h e H a v e n " as
they "scored only 10 points
in tlie next 13 minutes, in
comparison lo 24 oy the
Golden E a g l e s .
Game
totals
found
Warren Goodling top scorer
for LHS with 16 points. He
vvas followed by Joe Sain,
who did a good job coming
off the bench and scoring
12 followed by Chancey
with 11 and Mike Bergeron
10.
Bergeron did a fine
job on die b'.^ards hauling
down 9 ciKoms against the
taller Golden Eagles .
Four players hit double
figures f « Clarion; Lou Myers
17 points and Carl Grinage
adding
15, 14 of these
coming in Ihe second hall.
Dave .\nkeney addeu 14,

and Pete Belcher 11.
Freshman
star
Terry
Roscto,
and Myers led
Clarion
in
rebounding,
grabbing 11 anu 9 respectively.
Clarion took the JV
cncountc! 68-49.
leading
scorers for U l were Paul
Mooty
with
10,
Chuck
Smidansky
wilh
9 and
Charlev Zarnitz with 8.
The
varsity is now
5-8 with the J V ' s , 3-4.
Each team has suffered
four straight s e t b a c k s .

brother
Craig
at 126,
r h i s Saturday, at 8P.M.
134 pounder. Jack Davis, and
Ihc Eagle wrestlers of head
heavyweight standout Chuck
coach Ken Cox will undoubCoryea.
tedly face their toughest lest
LIIS Coach Ken Cox com;
ol ihe season Saturday as they
mented :"Wc are definite unlake on Ihe Clarion Slate
der dogs. Our boys will have
College Golden L a g l c s . The
lo wrestle I2ff'i of their ca|>
match will lake place al
abilities if wc are lo pull off
Clarion's Waldo S. Tiripm
an
upset."
Gymnasium,
at
7 P.M.
The F.agles are 5-4 folC a a h e d hy Bob Bubb, a
lowing California Stale's forLock Iiaven native, the Golden
feit to the E a g l e s , Tliursday
F.agles are one of the lop
night. Scheduled line-up for
teams
in
Ihe
nation.
the Bald F.agles has Dave
The Golden Fiaglcs al
Slireck at 118, Tim McCamley
present have a dual meet rec.11 126 ;Gary Walk at 134, and
ord of 1 9 / 2 , defeating such
George Way, 142.
worth opponents as OkDave Crowe 11,150; Don
lahoma University (24-16),
hiehenlaub at 158, Don Adams,
Mankota State (23-12), and
167 and Ron McMurray at 177.
the University of liuflalo
.Ait Baker,
190 and Jim
(32-6), the only learn lo
Schuster, heavyweight wind
dcleat Clarion last year.
up
ihe
Fagle line, a p .
Clarion is led In ils
three NC.A.A champions, ilon
Rohn: at 142, "Woiuhous" ,
C/ossifiec/;
Wade Schalles at 165, and
Bald Eagle divers
will
Hill " l i l b o w s " Simpson al
meet in PUB Conference
the 177 pound weight class
Room'- 7:30 PM.. Feb. I,
I'he team features other
Outstanding wrestler.s with
1974.
Lecture S Pool
the likes of heshitKui stand Session.
out Tim Turnbull al 118. his

Intramural Sports Action
Season opened Monday; 3 divisions see act/on
by John Prosseda
The Intramural Basketball progiam opened its '74
season
Mondav
with the
first round of competition.
This year the program cons i s t s of three Divisions, wilh
a total ot nine teams in each.
Teams from all three divisions
competed
Monday
wilh
the
following
results.
Division I play found 2nd
Floor High, 1st Floor Gross
and TKE ' B ' teams victorious.
In the highest scoring
game of the night, it was 2nd
'Floor High defeating Greenhouse (off campus) by a score
of 71-54. Kelly paced the
winners with 24 points, while
Mason was high scorer for
Greenhouse
with
19.
First Floor Gross downed
the Outhouse ' A ' leam by a
close margin, 33-52. H. Park
led scoring for the Ist Floor
with 24 points and Smith totaled 20 for the losing c a u s e .
In the final game in the
division, TKE ' B ' recorded

a win over the 4lh F'looi North
team, score of 40-26. Siegfried
contributing 14 points for the
winners .
In Division II competition
Sth Floor North downed 2nd
Floor North by a 58-43 margin.
ll was Lambda Chi over the
Vets by a score of 36-29. .And
to round-out Division II play,
Moonligliters were victorious,
defeating the 3rd Floor Gross
team 55-32.
Miller led the scoring for
Moonlighters witji 18 points,
while Underko tallied 14
points I'or the 3rd I'loor .
Off campas '.A' team narrowly defeated .Al Cooper
House inOivision III. Tlie
game went into overtime with
final score 4 0 3 8 . Osborn h a d
22 points for the off-campus
team, while Bouche earned 16
for
the
losers.
It was 1st Floor Higli over
the Outhouse ' B ' team in a
I higli-scoring game, 70-50.
' Delisle led the scoririg for Isl
I Floor High with 24 points.

w ith Kohl and Lebo chipping ir
16 and 15 points respectively
for
the
losing
cause.
I'mally, 3rd Floor North
downing the Iguana House by
an impressive 63-36 margin.
Flowers was high scorer for
3rd FliK)r witli 19 points.
The nexl round of Intra•'lural competition is slated
for Monday night, February
4th, will] the first game beginning
at
6:30 p.m.

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Fri., F e b . 1, 1974

Lock Haven State College

Greek Grounds . . .Rush has begun

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I US l'\ii;lel (c.s are sliowr, m
action here as ihey iieii'aicii
I'eiiti Stale Tuesdc,\-, 57--//.
I ompleic slcr\ u ill appear
III Voiulay's l-agle h'y e.

by Carol Segars
Once again the rush is
on.
That
is the Interfraternity
Council
Spring
Rush program bas 'oegun.
.Any male interested in
joining
one of the six
campus fraternities is invited lo join in Ihe Ivio
weeks of a c i i v i t i e s . Howevei, in ordei to pledge any
li.ileniity,
prospective

fraternities. They may sign
their names then check only
those fraternities they are
interested in joining. Each
fraternity in turn is responsible
fcx
checking
the
rushees' cunn to determine
eligibility.

Willis Reed, president
of IFC, expects a large
turnout for this year's Rush.
He believes more people
may rush because of the
lowerei cunt requirements,
and looks for well over 200
participants.

Whafs Happenin'

niemliers imisl have no less
Hum a 1.75 cumulative point
average.
I'.ach
fraternity
is
expected to conduct al least
two open smokers, and one
closed smoker foi rushees
given invitations. In addition, since Rush extends
over two weekends, a number o\' parties are scheduled
at the Iraternily h o u s e s .
.A new feature has been
addcil 10 this year's ll'C
Rush. Rushees will he given
foi ir.s listing die various

Today

8 p.m.
10 p.m.

Saturday 1 p.m.
2 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
10 p.m.

Litwinko's Poetry Reading
United Fund Casino
Women's Basketball
LHS vs Edinboro
Swimming
LHS vs Ithaca College
Basketball
LHS vs 'i'ork College
Wrestling
LHS vs Clarion State
SCC Dance

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