Jacobs To Retire:
Daley Named Successor

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IHS Tutoring
Service
Established
A program to provide tutoring
s e r v i c e s for children and teenagers
in Clinton and Lycoming Counties
has been established by representatives of schools, c h u r c h e s , and
community agencies in the two
counties, in cooperation with Lock
Haven State College.
The community groups wjtf
identify
youngsters
who
need
a s s i s t a n c e with their studies and
the college will provide the tutors,
consisting of students presently
preparing to be junior and senior
liigh school t e a c h e r s . Interested
laymen will a l s o serve either as
tutors or as administrators in a
consnunity's program. The tutoring
will take place off of school property, in church facilities and in
church facilities and in community
agencies such as the YW and YMCA.
CoordinatCTS of the program
are Stephen Hockley, executive
director of the Lycoming-Clinton
Counties Cofflfflission
for Community Action in Williamsport, and
Dr. Francis Colabrese, director of
secondary
education
at
LHS.
Hockley will coordinate the community efforts while Dr. Colabrese
will administer the s e l e c t i o n and
guidance of the student tutors.
These coordinators plan to begin
operation of the program by February 1971. Efforts are being made
to secure f e d e r a l funds for transportation of the tutors and the
pupils.
Referrals from the communities
are being coordinated by Neal
Gallagher, head elementary supervisor for the Keystone Central
School District; Mrs. Mary Jane
Sarvey, Lock Haven Junior High
School counselor; and Mrs. Janet
M. Trice, community aide with the
S T E P program in Williamsport.
Community
representatives
accepting requests for a s s i s t a n c e
and referrals are Michael Foust,
executive director of the Lock
Haven YMCA, telephone 748-6727;
Richard L u c a s , layman with the
First United Methodist Church,
Lock Haven, telephone 748-7408;
Capt. John Z a n d e r s , Lock H a v ^
Salvation Army, telephone 748-2951;
Clinton County Housing Authority,
Lock Haven, telephone 748-2954;
Lycoming-Clinton
Counties Commission
for Community
Action
(STEP), Lock Haven,
telephone
748-5601; FISH, Public Service
Referral
Agency, Lock Haven,
748-2664Williamsport
YMCA,
telephone 323-7134; Williamsport
YWCA, telephone 322-4637.
Hockley a » y be reached at
326-0587
in Williamsport.
Dr.
Colabrese may be reached in Lock
Haven at 748-5351, extension 384.

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STATE COLLEGE Fri., oec. 3.1971

FIRESIDE CHAT
by The Flame
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St«nl»y E . Daley, a s s o c i a t e
professor in the School of Health
Physical Education,
and^ "Recrea
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tion at Lock Haven State College,
has tieen appointed director of
a t h l e t i c s . The appointment was
announced by LHS president Dr.
Francis N. Hamblin and is effective September 1972.
Daley will replace a s s o c i a t e
professor Stephen Jacobs, athletic
director since 1956, who will retire
on June 1 after 18 years on the college faculty.
The new athletic director is
a 1942 graduate of LHS and received his master's degree at Penn
State University in 1950. During
^^ 1970-71 academic year he did

With the past election Lock Haven many students feel that additional graduate work at the
they needn't register to vote in this area because their vote will University of Pittsburgh •'hile on
be negligible. This may be true, if that small number of students sabbatical leave.
Coach Daley has a long con(less than 100 and more than 50) are the only ones who continue
nection with many sports on the
to register for Lock Haven City elections.
high school and college level, both
However, Lock Haven was not the only community with this a s a player and a coach.
He was an outstanding athlete
minor showing, which received no encouragment from the local
j o u r n a l i s t i c e s t a b l i s h m e n t . F o r e x a m p l e , New York C i t y d i d not
n o t i c e a great p o l i t i c a l influx by their s t u d e n t s due to the p a s s a g e of the 26th a m e n d m e n t . T h e r e a s o n g i v e n by m o s t o b s e r v e r s
is t h a t s t u d e n t s f r o m Brooklyn C o l l e g e , New York U n i v e r s i t y and
o t h e r s c h o o l s had no i s s u e s t h a t w e r e e x c i t i n g e n o u g h t o mob i l i z e the e l e c t o r a t e .
H o w e v e r , t h i s s i t u a t i o n d i d not e x i s t e v e r y w h e r e . West
C h e s t e r State College s t u d e n t s interviewed their county cand i d a t e s a t a s t u d e n t open forum.
S t u d e n t s a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of C o l o r a d o t u r n e d B o u l d e r
p o l i t i c s h e a d over h e e l s . T h e y f l o c k e d to t h e p o l l s by t h o u s a n d s
a t p r e c i n c t s a r o u n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y . T h e y e l e c t e d t w o of their
own t o the B o u l d e r C i t y C o u n c i l , a 28 y e a r - o l d b o o k s t o r e owner
a n d a 26 y e a r - o l d CU d o c t o r a l c a n d i d a t e . T h e i r v o t e s were a l s o

mark Coach Daley's «ec«ind scmaoe
as head golf coacji a t the c o l l e g e .
Stephen Jacobs was graduated
from Lansford High School in 1925
and from Muhlenberg College in
1929. He received his master's degree from the Penn State University
in 1951.
For 24 years, he was a very
successful high school coach. At
Tyrone High School from 1938 to
1953, he ^jroduced several undefeated football teams. He served in
the U.S. Navy during World War II
and coached outstanding sports
teams.
Jacobs came to LHS in 1953
and was appointed athletic director
in 1956. He a l s o served a s football
line coach for 15 years and head
freshman football coach for two
y e a r s . From 1955 through 1960, he
a l s o served a s head track c o a c h .
His 1956 team produced an outstanding 5-1 record.
During J a c o b s ' long tenure as
director of a t h l e t i c s , LHS has gained a national reputation for developing outstanding sports teams,
a t h l e t e s , physical education teachers and c o a c h e s .
Commenting gn the retirement
of J a c o b s , Dr. Hamblin s t a t e d :
"MI_ Jacobs is to be highly cornt e n d e d for his many years of faithful and devoted service to the physical education program at Lock
Haven State as a teacher, coach,
and athletic director. I'm certain
that Mr. Daley, with his outstanding background over the years in
s p o r t s , will carry on the fine tradition established bv Mr. J a c o b s . "

^^ Jersey Shore High School, from
which he was graduated in 1938.
At LHS, he competed in football,
soccer, and baseball and was captain ofthe 1941-42 basketball team.
That s e a s o n he was selected for
the All-Stafe second team.
Following
military
service
during World War II, Daley coached
for two years at Renovo High
School.
In 1948, he became head basketball coach and a s s i s t a n t football coach at Lock Haven High
School. He coached the high school
team to three straight Central
State League titles and his 1933r e s p o n s i b l e for p u s h i n g a b l a c k a t t o r n e y and a human r e l a t i o n s 54 jgam scored the school's only
s p e c i a l i s t to t h e t o p of the l i s t of 22 c o u n c i l c a n d i d a t e s .
undefeated s e a s o n in its history.
Y o u n g v o t e r s were a l s o g i v e n c r e d i t for the w i n n i n g margin
After seven years at Lock
At last night's SCC meeting,
over t h e c o n t r o v e r s i a l p r o p o s a l to limit b u i l d i n g s in B o u l d e r to " ^ ^ ^ " ' „ ' ^ ^ """^^f. "^ Washington
and Jefferson College's head bas- the results of the voting on the
55 f e e t (five s t o r i e s ) in h e i g h t .
ketball coach for two y e a r s . In new constitution were announced.
Y o u t h - o r i e n t e d c a m p a i g n s d e f e a t e d a two-term i n c u m b e n t 1956, he returned to his alma mater. With 33 5 students voting the offor major in B l o o m l n g t o n , I n d i a n a w i t h a r e c e n t law g r a d u a t e . Lock Haven State College, a s head ficial count was 256 students in
and baseball
coach favor of the constitution and 79
C o l l e g e s t u d e n t s t h e m s e l v e s won e l e c t i o n to l o c a l offices basketball
s c a t t e r e d t h r o u g h o u t the c o u n t r y . For e x a m p l e t h e y w o n in where he continued a s the c o l l e g e ' s against. The constitution was
basketball coach until his year of adopted at the meeting and everyR h o d e I s l a n d , O h i o a n d M i n n e s o t a and not a l l of them were
study at Pitt. This spring will thing is now into effect with the
college towns.
following exception.
T h e r e f o r e , L o c k H a v e n h a s s e v e r a l a l t e r n a t i v e s for upcoming
A motiorj made by Ron J u r y
e l e c t i o n s , o n c e t h e y c h o s e to r e g i s t e r in C l i n t o n C o u n t y . T h e y
and passed by a majority s t a t e s
that the new executive committee
c a n s u p p o r t favoratJle local c a n d i d a t e s or e l e c t from within o n c e
will be elected before the spring
t h e y h a v e b e c o m e familiar with the i s s u e s and the c a n d i d a t e s .
semester; however, the SCC s e n ators will be nominated in the
Window Painting Contest
spring and elected in Fall 1972.
Sponsored in Bentley by
The reason for this amendment
lies in the difficulty of organizing
ARA Food Service: Starts Fn.,
t t e commuters, fraternities, and
Dec. 3 and ends Sat., Dec. 11.
Approval for Lock HavenState dorms in terms of voting for their
Four cash ($) prizes will be a- College to embark upon a limited respective representatives in the
program of graduate education w a s short span of time originally a l warded.
The annual A . C E . book fair
granted by the college's Board of lotted. In accordance with this
Contact: Miss Marioni in T r u s t e e s at the meeting held Nov- amendment, the current board of
will be held on December 7,8, and
directors will continue to serve
9 in Bentley Hall Lounge. The the cafeteria as soon as possi- ember 18.
co-chairmen of this v e a r ' s fair
The recommendation present- until the tentative shcedule for
are Mary Sornberger and Paul ble for details.
ed by the faculty and approved by the Fall 1972 election of SCC
Hammer.
the board stated that " a n y devel- officers. December 1 tlvougn 8
They have organized this
opment of a graduate program which is allotted for the submisy e a r ' s fair to present various
should not detract in any way from sion of nominee's names to the
books from which one can choose.
the undergraduate program, either election committee. An open forThere will be a wide variety of
in its present functioning or its um i s slated for December 9, which
will consist of questioning of the
c h i l d r e n ' s books, a s well as those
future development."
nominees by the audience. The
enjoyed by high school and colA program of continuing edtentative date for the election i s
lege s t u d e n t s .
ucation, which would provide afterDecember 15.
The book fair is A . C . E . ' s
noon and evening c l a s s e s for resAn additional amendment was
second major project of this year
idents of surrounding communities,
p a s s e d by the board which will
for the purpose of raising funds
What is billed as the biggest was also approved.
t o finance their trip to Boston match in the east this Saturday,
Requests for retirement were provide the Nottingham students
next semester. The rrembers of at 8 p.m., the LHS-Lehigh Uni- approved for Miss Lydia Gross, with gas money for their future
A . C E . urge everyone to visit versity wrestling match, will be director of elementary education, t r i p s .
Finally, an allocation was
their book fair and look t h r o u ^ televisea for delayed presenta- and for Stephen J a c o b s , director
granted to the gymnastic team for
the various book s e l e c t i o n s .
tion on eight eastern T.V. s t a - of a t h l e t i c s .
at two additional
Miss Gross joined the faculty exhibitions
tions. Viewers can watch the mat
c l a s s i c on Sunday following the in 1946 and has been director of s c h o o l s .
the college's elementary education
match.
The match will a l s o be broad- s i n c e 1953. She did her graduate
c a s t on radio live by WPBZ-Radio work at the Teachers College of
in Lock Haven for local fans and Columbia University.
Eagle Eye will accept LetIn other b u s i n e s s , the board
on WGPA-FM-AM, Bethlehem, for
ters to the Editor only if they
approved
1972-73
sabbatical
the Lehigh Valley area.
contatn at least one signature
The SCC Ticket Office an- leaves for Donald Day, a s s i s t a n t
by the writer or writers. Names
SCC Cafloe Race against WACC
nounced today that the 125 reserv- profes sor o f ^ i s t o r y ; Ralph Deswill be withheld from publicaed seat tickets allotted Lock senberger, a s s i s t a n t professor of
tion on request of the writer,
starting time 2:00|Nn
education;
John
Irwin,
professor
Haven for the match are all soldbut all letters must be signed.
out. The " S n a k e - P i t " at Lehigh of philosophy; John Johnston, a s Letters on any subject are
Suiday Dec. 5
s e a t s approximately 3 ,700 and s i s t a n t professor of history; Aud- welcomed. However, they must
several hundred general admission rey Kuhn, a s s i s t a n t professor of
not be libelous to any indivittie
^ \ / \ / \ /
Larry Lebin deck
tickets will go on s a l e at the door math; John (tlcOowan, professor of
lual or group, and they must be
3 mile course
at 4 p.m., on Saturday, Dec. 4 . A music; Evelyn Nicholson, dean of
written in good t a s t e .
J.V. match between the twopowers women; Margaret Nielson, associEagle Bye disclaims any
to be awarded to ttie winning school
will begin at 6:30 p.m. The usual ate professor of English; and Hugh
and all responsibility for letWilliamson,
director
of
the
natural
capacity crowd has been guarant e r s , both in content and topic.
finish iine Jay St. Bridge
s c i e n c e division.
teed again for the match.

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GREEK GROUNDS

Tlie brothers cf lambda Chi
The Alpha sigma.Tau sorority
Alpha a t Lock Haven State College
by Robert Singer
have all beco.Tif the father of a is holding their annual Christmas
dance December 3 from 9 until 12
What has been termed the bigPUB ftwi S ».m. te 3 i<n. child in Paraguay.
gest match in the E a s t will take
Through Dr. Oeorge Mottet, with music provided by Wheat.
Tke
1171
faiwdulfl
iaclwlw
place this Saturday when the Lock
The Tau pledges have finishfaculty advisor
the " a d o p t i o n "
«lglit h«M iHttoies iMMiiK wfs arranged through the Paraguay- ed their seventh week of pledging
Haven
State College w r e s t l - i s
tangle with major NCAA-Univerinferseetieial ptwars Viscea- an Kansas Association a n d ' the which w a s both seemingly e n d l e s s
International Rotary Club in Para- and a profitable experience.
sity Division power Lehigh Unista Statt Utiwraity aii« N»rtli guay.
They took their National
versity, l^high finished 7th in the
NCAA Championships and ^Inci in
Dakota Stale ttalvertif. Fer
The brothers of Lambda Chi pledge t e s t Wednesday, December
1. Considering that all the r e the E a s t behind Penn State last
twitiar ialgniati«ti, wtu$ Alpha will help to pay for the ed- sults
were exceptional, the Taus
year.
ucation and welfare of a child from
seeraMri \mm imt* ia i M a financially deprived family in believe that their pledges have
Dr. Ken Cox will pit some
freshmen against Lehigli coach
Para gray. In return, the brothers come a lona way. Their initiation
PIM:Eil.|5&
Thad Turner's equally young team
will recieve a family record of the date is s e t (br December 12.
child and will bv» kept informed of
when liie meet begins at 8 ]:.in. in
the child's progress in school.
Grace Hall on the Lehigh campus.
Three Lock Haven State ColAccording to Dr. Mottet, " T h e
However, Lehigh has some return- lege cross country runners competEngagements
brothers have joined in fighting the Barbara Taylor to Marvin Schade
ing wrestlers who will bear watch- ed in the Philadelphia Marathon
existing problems of deprived fam- Ann Marie Mast (AST) to Chris
ing, including Randy Biggs (118), held on Sunday. They competed
ilies, and their goal is to adopt Hayer ( T K E , Susquehanna UniGreg Surenian (126), Herb Camp- against over 200 runners from
other children in the nsar f.;
versity)
bell (150), and Bob Lustica (HWT). throughi^ut the E a s t .
Steve Harnish, junior, finished
Cox, however, will have some of
The Lock Haven State swimhis "veteran charges going, specif- the grueling 26 mile, 385 yard race ming team wili open the I97i«72
ically Jim Rupp (118), Don Fay in 38tli place with a time of 2 s e a s o n at home on Sit.jrd^ty, December 4 hosting a s u o n g Carne(126), John Blackwell (177), and hours and 54 minutes.
George Bower, also a junior, gie-Mellon University team at 2
Tom Zimmerman (HWT).
In addition to the upperclass- came in 43rd in time of 2 hours, p.m. in the Zimmerli pool.
Dec. 4 Carnegie-Mellon University
2 p.m.
H
The LHS swimmers then face
men both teams have impressive 58 minutes. Coming in 96th was
Dee.
S East Stroudsburg State College
4
p.n.
sophomore
Larry
Wise.
Wise
coverthree
more
rugged
opponents
in
groups of freshmen. Lehigh h a s
H
California State-Fairmont, W. Va. 2 p.m. at Cat
Jim Richie (126), Jeff Duke and ed the long distance m 3 hours the space of seven days before Dec. 11
the long holiday break. The Eag- Dee. 15 Clarion State College
Dante Caprio (both 142), Manuel and 27 minutes.
7 p.m.
A
The times compiled by the les will take on E a s t Stroudsburg
Almeida (158), Terry DeStito (167),
Jan. 8
Morgan State College
2 p.m.
and Mike Lieberman (177). Lou three LHS distance runners quali- State at hom.e on December 8, and
A
Feb. 3 Ithaca college
Conway (142), Jim Doster (167), fied them to compete in the famous then will travel for two away
4 p.m.
H
and Dave Wasson (190) will « a r t Boston Marathon held annually in meets with California on Decem- Feb. S
MtiiersviHe State C o l l i e
2
p.m.
ber
11,
and
powerful
Clarion
State,
the
spring.
A
for LHS.
Feb. 9 Bloomsburg State College
December 15.
The Eagle Lineup;
4 p.m.
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Commenting on the upcoming
Feb. 12 Slippery Rock State tioilege
I t 8 " J i m Rupp
2
p.m.
H
FOUOW SMOKEY'S RULES s e a s o n , LHS* veteran Coach Har126"Dcn Fay
Feb. 16 Lycoming College
4 p.m.
old Hacker said, " O n c e again we
A
134"Rod Tate or John Mapes
Feb.
23 York College
have no depth and this will hurt
142--LOU Conway
3:30 p.ai. A
us a lot in dual meets. However,
1 5 0 - J a c k Hopkins
we should be improved over last
158"Oary Ventimiglia
year.
167--Jim Doster
" J a c k Weaver, sophomore,
177"John Blackwell
has looked terrific in practice and
190--Dave Wasson
should have a n outstanding season,
HWT" Tom Zimmerman
Kevin Hammer, senior, our team
captain this s e a s o n , broke the
iCC Will prataat tK^
50 and 100 yard freestyle school
records last year and should have
tf ttM iViVit
another fine y e a r . "
• MiBtfay
Three freshmen, Mike Farren,
I (• (¥tot AaiittriHBi. .^
Jeff Holmes, and Tom Hinaman,
have looked good in pre-season
tfeMT will fttfti at I pji. a n
practice and could give the Eatbt tlfetr m 1:1$ p.aL A4n)i<
gles some depth in long distance
freestyle r a c e s .
siil I t M l Mtl aH ^
Other returning lettermen inltfiiiP*aUiiMil>M&
clude Larry Briggs,(diving); Lance
Edwards, (freestyle); Gary Fogelman, (diving); Warren Hammer,
(freestyle); Rich Kacinko, (backAnjrMia Intvetttd i t I M stroke); and John McDaniels,
M e m b e r - - Pa
(breaststroke).
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