Vol XIII, No 12

LEEYE

LOCK NAVIN STATI COLLICi

Moiv Sept. 22, 1969

Dr. Parsons

YOU HAVE HURT US DEEPLY
Referring to Friday afternoon's 'bitch-in'
LHS President Richard T. Parsons has made
the following statements in the Lock Haven
Express (statements which he verified yesterday afternoon as being accurate):
"(It was) a small group trying to disrupt
things for the saice of disruption."
" T h e y (the student participants) are ruining
the climate at Lock Haven State. They have
no program. They're j u s t trying to follow the
students at Berkeley and at Columbia. They
ON APATHY:..."! just want to say that I've been one of those think this is the thing to do these d a y s . "
" I really don't expect any destruction of proapathetic students for the last three years. I'm a senior this year, and
I would like to apologize to Walt McCallum and the Students for perty or breaicing of the law. These kids are
Students government. And I would like to tell Mike McLaughlin that too smart for that. But I want to emphasize
this last year on campus I'm going to try to make up for all the that we have set up means to deal with offenapathy that I've poured on everybody,., and I'm going to try, as best d e r s , if there is any trouble. We can call the
as I can, to help Mike McLaughlin and his government do the best state police and get an injunction immediately.
they can for us, the students." — Reba Shiffler.
Then, there could be a r r e s t s . "
He further told Eagle Eye yesterday:
" I mean what I say. I've treated all these
kids with quietness and kindness. I'm fed up.
They're very immature mistakes and in five
years from now, they'll learn and regret these
mistakes. The majority of our students are
fine people. The college is fed up with the
tactics used by a few, and I hop)e it returns
to normal."

ON THE CAFETERIA:..."Do you people know how the cafeteria
works? I mean, behind the lines? It works on the process that the
less people come to eat, the more money they make and the more
they have left over to give to u s . " — Pat Quinn.

T h i s , LHS students, is the same p e r s o n who
last week stood in the student publications
office in the union and told members of the
newspaper staff that he thought the 'bitch-in'
was a good idea; that as long a s there was
no violence or disorder (and he assured us
there would not be) students were perfectly
within their legal rights as United States
citizens.
Now we find that we were just trying to disrupt things for the sake of disruption! We find
that we are ruining the climate of Lock Haven
State—as if we were polluting the air with a
foul odor.
T h i s , LHS students, is the same person who
stood before the board of directors of the
Student Cooperative Council and
craftily
implied that Walt McCallum and his former administration had violated the SCC constitution, and that the new president, Mike McLau-

They Came to Bitch .
And Bitch They Did

ON ACTION:.'.'.We just had one hell
of a good student government up
here and they just all resigned...
Right now we're faced with a very
pathetic situation and something
should be done — and something
should be done with the government
itself." — Bob Rose, president of
Kappa Delta Rho.
ON UNITY:..."Why isn't there a
student and faculty coalition that
does more than just sit and talk at
Dunkle's Cafe, and shoot the shit in
the cafeteria,-or shoot the shit down
in the union. Now I want to know this.
Because I got one thing to say. I
think we should have a student and.
faculty coalition that will have
governmental working procedures and
be able just more than faculty and
just more than students, but a
student-faculty thing — for problems
facing them and problems that are
being given out by the administration." — Pat Quinn.
ON GOVERNMENT:..."Maybe we
did lose our exec board, maybe we
did lose the best government we had;
but we're the government now, and
it's our responsibility and duty to
carry on the best way we can. We
can't have organization with disorganization." — Jimmie Malonie.

s e e MEETING:..."Last night, down
at the SCC meeting, we went down to
find out why the government resigned,
and what President Parsons wanted
to do about it. He told us what they
did wrong — a lot of petty points that.4^
a lot of people don't give a damn
about. And again last night, he was
tired. Granted, yesterday was convocation and he had a lot of things to do.
I don't mean that as a detrimental remark. He's the president of our
college and no matter how you feel
about him, you've got to respect the
man. But, why doesn't he give us a
fair chance. If he wanta to tell us
his side, why won't he let us tell
our side? He doesn't want to hear
our questions; he doesn't want to
answer our questions. That's all we
ask for." — Jim Himes.
ON UNITY:..."I'd" jusFiike to say
that we ought to,alliPull together and
help them as much as we can. Mike
McLaughlin's a good leader now.
'^Mike's going to be standing up for
what we want and what we need. I
think if we all pull together as one,
we'll bring it about. This is the best
thing that has happened on this
campus; it's the only showing of how
we stand....I think if we all unite,
it will be the best thing that ever

happened on this campus and will
last for many years."

"Everyone's out here today, ano
everyone's clapping and screaming
and yelling. iBut. how many of you
will be even thinking about this
tomorrow? You'll be just as contented
as your commuter students who come
here during the week and leave on
weekends and go back home and have
a good time. And they come back and
go to classes and then leave again.
No (.one' becomes involved here,
that's what happened to the government. They tried, but what can seven
people do for 2,100 students? —
Marsha Frealing.
"We have a lot of problems on this
campus, but the problem we have now
is that we just lost one hell of a good
government. This is the only government that ever stood up to the administration....This government fought —
they fought for you. You people let
them down; the board of directors
were always against them....Mike
IVlcLaughlin's a capable man, but
without the rest of those people, it's
going to be one hell of a cold winter." — Dave Nevel.
continued on page 2

ghlin, is " n o t all b a d , y e t . " .
This, LHS students, is the same p e r s o n who
has accused us of interpreting the SCC constitution to suit ourselves—who then precedes
to interpret to suit himself, j u s t as he has
seen fit to interpret the faculty constitution to
suit himself.
This, LHS students, is the same person who
claims (through statements made to an Express
reporter) that the only legitimate ' b i t c h ' was
student representation on the board of trus-^
tees—as if the unsanitary, unhealthy, and
obnoxious conditions of the cafeteria were
none of our b u s i n e s s ; as if losing the SCC
government were none of our b u s i n e s s ; a s if
having our grades cut for missing c l a s s e s
were none of our b u s i n e s s ; as if the many
other bitches were none of our b u s i n e s s .
Students of Lock Haven S t a t e : Dr. P a r s o n s ,
through his actions and statements in the past
few days, has proven himself to be opposed
to students, no matter what he may say; he
has proven himself to be against student-initiated change, no matter what he may s a y ; he
has proven himself to be critical of us ' k i d s '
when we present an orderly, legal, and proper
" b i c t h - i n , " no matter what he may say.
Students of Lock Haven State; Dr. Parsons
has proven himself to be a hypocrite of the
highest order. Make no mistake, Dr. Parsons—
this is not an innuendo from that "horrible
newspaper...(which) doesn't adhere to any
principals of ethical j o u r n a l i s m " ( P a r s o n s '
statements to the Express)—This
is a forthright statement.
Students of Lock Haven State: Dr. Parsons
has proven to lis that he has no respect for usa s students or as human beings. We are like
ping-pong b a l l s to be bounced back and forth
at his whims.
One question students: In proving this, has he
also shown that he is no longer deserving of
student respect? If so, he has hurt us deeply.
Editorial Board: Marianne Waters, Al Smith,
Ron Smith, Ron Jury, Carol Morgan, Loretta
DeLong, Sue Moyer, Larry Green, Randy P .
McCombie.

Eagles Nip Huskies in 28-25 Thriller
but on the n e x t p l a y linebacker Ron B e s h o r e r e c o v e r e d a
H u s k i e fumble and the E a g l e s
took over on their own 2 1 .
LHS moved the b a l l to its 42
where Huskie Jerry L a s t o w s k i
w a s to recover a LHS fumble
on the E a g l e 4 0 . T h i s time
BSC w a s not to be d e n i e d and
in five p l a y s the H u s k i e s
s c o r e d on a two yard plunge
by Bob Warner. The PAT w a s
o u t s i d e and LHS lead 7-6 at
t h e end of the first quarter.
in the opening minutes of
the s e c o n d quarter LHS w a s
forced to give the p i g s k i n up
to the BSC men who took over
on their own 3 5 . In only three
p l a y s Bloomsburg s c o r e d on a
76 yd. TD p a s s play from
quarterback
Terry
Lessman
t o end Greg Berger. The try
for the PAT w a s no good and
the H u s k i e s led by a score of
12-7.
But LHS came right

T h e L o c k H a v e n State B a l d
Eagles
opened
their
1969
f o o t b a l l s e a s o n Saturday n i g h t
w i t h a thrilling 2 8 - 2 3 win over
Bloomsburg
State
College
H u s k i e s before a crowd of
5,000
fans
at the Spring
Street Stadium.
LHS o p e n e d the b a l l game
by k i c k i n g off to the H u s k i e s ,
but after a few p l a y s from
s c r i m m a g e , BSC w a s forced
to punt from its own 4 5 .
T h e E a g l e s then took over on
their own 17 where t w e l v e
p l a y s later with the help of
a 15 yard penalty and a p a s s
interference c a l l , LHS s c o r e d
on a 3 2 y d . p a s s play from
Quarterback Mike Packer to
End Sam Vaughn. The P A T
w a s good and LHS led 7-0
with 6:53 remaining in the
first quarter. BSC came right
back and started a drive from
their own 41 to the LHS 2 8

Harriers Upset By Rockets
Slippery
Rock
upset
Lock
Haven in cross country on Saturday by a score of 26-29, with
the low score winning. The defeat was the first for the Bald
Eagles in 21 dual meets.
Outstanding performances were
turned in by Dave Mosebrook and
Steve Podgajny. The pair finished in a tie for first place with
a time of 26:34. Their time was
only 21 seconds over the course
record. Other placings by the
Bald Eagle harriers were: Mike
Borowski, seventh, Harry Smeltz,
ninth, Carl Klingaman, tenth,
Steve Harnish, eleventh. Nibs
Gordon, twelfth, George Bower,
fifteenth.
Slippery Rock captured third,
fourth, fifth, sixth, and eighth

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p l a c e s , led by Phil Anderson's
third.
The Bald Eagles will have
two chances to gain revenge on
the Rockets—at the NAIA district meet, and in the State College Conference Championships.
The loss was an unfortunate
thing in that the meet was the
first for new head coach Jim
Dolan, but he was not upset
with the r e s u l t s . " I didn't anticipate three of their top five
r u n n e r s would be freshmen. I was
very pleased with Mosebrook's
and Padgajny'.s per formancfs.
We need to bring our third, fourth,
and fifth places c l o s f r . Wo need
more work--thc injuries arc run\
under control'"'

back and in 14 p l a y s s c o r e d
on a two yd. run by Halfback
Bob Shuey. T h e PAT w a s good
and the E a g l e s led 1 4 - 1 2 .
With 8:06 s t i l l remaining in
the first half, BSC came right
back and made it 19-14 on a
32 y d . p a s s play from L e s s m a n
to Bob Warner. A s halftime
approached it looked a s though
the H u s k i e s were on their way
for another s c o r e as they had
a first and ten on the LHS 3 0
but on the next play Freshman
Halfback Steve G l a s s interc e p t e d a BSC p a s s ana ran
70 yards for the s c o r e and at
halftime the s c o r e stood 21-19
in favor of LHS.

1 foot mark but the BSC
d e f e n s i v e line held and the
Huskies
took over with a
little more than two minutes
to play.
Bloomsburg again
started to move the ball up
the field but a g a i n they would
s e e their drive come to an
end a s LHS intercepted the
ball on the BSC 2 0 . Bloomsburg w a s to g e t the ball one
more time before the game
came to a c l o s e but unfortuna t e l y for the H u s k i e s they
had no more time outs and
had to s i t by and watch the
c l o c k tick off the s e c o n d s .

Coach
Weller
commented
after the game that h e just
could not say enough about
the t e a m . " T h e y were j u s t
great
Of course w e made
m i s t a k e s a s e x p e c t e d but w e
kept c o m i n g back throughout
the game
Without the pena l t i e s i t w a s our ^ a m e the
whole w a y . "

The E a g l e s r e c e i v e d the
b a l l as the third quarter opened but three p l a y s later, BSC
r e c o v e r e d a fumble on the
E a g l e 31 yard s t r i p . It took
the opponents only e i g h t p l a y s
to s c o r e and take the lead
2 5 - 2 1 . Throughout most of the
third quarter LHS had their
b a c k s up a g a i n s t their own
end z o n e but as the fourth
quarter o p e n e d things were to
c h a n g e a s a r e s u l t of a 62
yard p a s s play from QB Denny
Rhule t o End Sam V a u g h n .
On the n e x t play Halfback Ton
M a r s h a l l w e n t over from the
three and the E a g l e s were
out in front for the fourth
time
in
the
game
28-25.
B l o o m s b u r g looked a s though
they were s t a r t i n g a n o t h e r
drive hut the t h r e a t w a s soon
t(i ond a s l i n c b a o k o r
Bill
R h o d o s pickoti L->U a l . o s s m a n
p a s s . A fo^^ plaNs latoi as
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They Came to Bite

. . .Bitch They Did
I'm 20 now. Tm supposoil to bo learning how tii bo a rnatiiro individual and how to roaot proporh in sooioiv. I cliin't roally think that
Ihe soluiol administration a s its orient.itod uitli Richard Parsons al
the head is not giving anybody a ohaiioo to beooiiio a mature adult.
All they aro doing is s a y i n g these aro the rules and \ ou kids are
going to follow thoin.--Bruce Mundorf.
You've got to tell him (Dr. Parsons) hcnv you fool, beoauso he
ean't do anything unless we say something. This earnpus is ours;
i t ' s not as if we run it all together, hut without u s , it's nol a campus . " - - J a m e s Cramdoti.
Our conditions in tlu' barn for our dairv oatlie uoio belter than the
conditions in tho oafoloria.--Keith Hall.
The reason that they used those plastio k n i v e s , forks, aiul spoons
was becau.se the dishwasher was broken. There wasn't any sieam.
There was no hot water, so they soaked thom in tap water— hot lap
water with green s o a p , then rinsed them in cold water and gave them
back to you at dinner and at lunch. — I-"-!< l'oagne>

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