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Vol. XV, No. 19 LOCK

HAVEN

STATE

COLLEGE

Editorial
The Union h a s no d a y time h e l p to maintain the
a p p e a r a n c e of theTV Lounges
and it seems the s t u d e n t s
who use them s h o u l d h a v e
enough c o n s c i e n c e to h e l p .
It c a n ' t be too nuch to a s k
to s i n p l y d e p o s i t all r e f u s e
in the p r o v i d e d waste b a s k e t s and return d i s h e s and
trays to the Eagle Wing.
The
plea
is
sinple:
by a l l means u s e t h e l o u n g e ^
that is what they are for but have enough c o n s i d e r a tion
to h e l p k e e p
them
d e c e n t e n o u g h to be u s e d
by o t h e r s !

Has c o n s i d e r a t i o n died
on t h e LHS c a n p u s ? If n o t ,
t h e n t h e r e are an awful lot
of p e o p l e u s i n g the PUIj
Lounges
who
have
lost]
t r a c k of i t s meaning.
The l o u n g e s are for the
u s e of a l l s t u d e n t s in theii
free time and i s o p e n to all
t h o s e not having a c a n p u s
r e s i d e n c e in which to s p e n d
time. However,
these
fa-i
cilities
are c e r t a i n l y
notj
to
be
abused.
Leaving
paper,
g a r b a g e , t r a y s and
other
debris
spread
all
through the l o u n g e s , in n^^
mind, is a b u s e .
-D.B.

Thursday, Octoberl4

Anyone
interested in
going to the Saturday, October
16th Shippensburg football
game must sign the list in
the PUB by 12:00 Thursday,
October 14th. The cost is
$4.0Q per person. The bus
will leave from the PUB at
9:30.

Series

Opens Oct. 18

P a r a d e A g a i n Is
A Homecoming
Attraction

Are you wondering about
the Jesus movement? Come to
Chi Alpha Open Forum - sing
and rap with John Kuert and
Ron Poach, touring Pennsylvania campuses: Thursday,
October 14, at 7:30 P-m. in the
PUB lounge.

why not attend a Campus Crusade propam at penn State.
Agape Fellowship is sponsoring a bus on Tuesday, October
19. Anyone interested in going
meet in front of Bentley Hall
at 5:30 pm. A donation of $1.00
should be paid to Cindy Raski
(Woolridge ext. 414) or Brenda
Ralston (McEntire ext. 417)
before October 18.

off that
member

skirt!"

Ben

is the order given here by
to Lynn Miner.

Reader's Theatre

members

"Tiger"

Aptaker

'The Tiger' Will Be the Next
Readers Theatre Production

A Reader's Theatre presentation has been one of the increasingly popular events on campus
in recent y e a r s . Since November
1968 when R e a d e r s ' Theatre first
performed before a LHS audience,
NOTICES FROM BOOKSTORE the art form has steadily grown
There will be no book returns in status with students and townspeople.
after Oct. 15.
Directed by Dr. Robert Kidder,
Charges close Oct. 15.
Readers' Theatre on campus is a
The Maryland (Juartet will
All accounts are due and pay- unique and intimate form of theao p e n the Lock Haven Artist
ter.
able by Oct. 20.
S e r i e s on Monday, October 1 8 ,
" I would say there is more
at 8:15 p.m. in Price Audipresentation than r e p r e s e n t a t i o n , "
torium.
s a y s Kidder.
The q u a r t e t , c o n s i s t i n g of
In a s e n s e the audience rep i a n o , v i o l a , v i o l i n , and c e l l o ,
sponse to the play is less conis a faculty-artist
ensen*le
trolled by technical d e v i c e s ; much
in r e s i d e n c e at the U n i v e r s i t y
more is created by the a u d i e n c e s '
of Maryland.
imagination. It is sometimes more
After several y e a r s ' absence higlily sophisticated than a trat h e first work on the p r o from
the
local
s
c
e
n
e
,
the
tradigram will be a t e c h n i c a l l y
ditionally staged play in that the
tional parade through downtown audience and the actor must do
derranding work by Mazart, t h e
Lock Haven will be a major at- the job of complex technical asQuartet in G Minor, followed by
traction on LHS' Homecoming
a
nodern
work, the
Piano
pects.
Weekend.
Q j a r t e t c o n p o s e d in 1947 by
A R e a d e r s ' Theatre presenOn
Saturday,
October
23,
all
Robert
Palmer.
After
interorganizations entering a float in tation can often be readied in
m i s s i o n , the C Minor Quartet
the parade will be reporting in less time than a traditional stage
by ftahms will be p r e s e n t e d .
front
of Thomas Field House at play since movement and memoriThe \teryland Quartet b e g a n
10
a.m.
The floats, illustrating zation are minimized. Dr. Kidder's
as a trio with v i o l i n i s t J o e l
presentations
usually
utilize
Bcrman, c e l l i s t William Skidmore, the theme " A Brand New S t a r t , " stools and a copy of the script
reflecting
the
start
of
LHS'
second
and p i a n i s t Evelyn G a r v e y .
century, are being sponsored by during the performance. These
With the a d d i t i o n of forirer
local merchants. Each merchant devices encourage the viewer to
Cleveland
Orchestra
violist
is contributing $10 toward the
S a l l y Trembly in 1 9 7 0 , t h e
cost of the float he is sponsoring
group h a s d e v e l o p e d a comp l e t e l y new r e p e r t o i r e — master- and the SCC is providing an additional $15 per float.
works for the p i a n o q u a r t e t .
Three cash prizes will be
Other performances in the
awarded to the best e n t r i e s .
Artist S e r i e s will be p r e s e n t e d
Local high school bands,
by p i a n i s t
William I b e s
in
other marching groups, and the
Decenrber, the Goldovsky Opera
seven Homecoming Queen conConpany in F e b r u a r y , v i o l i n i s t
testants will a l s o be part of the
David
Madison
and
pianist
Marion Filar in the e a r l y s p r i n g , parade, which will commence at
and the P a r i s C h a n t e r O r c h e s - approximately 10:30 a.m.
The procession, being martra in May.
shaled by Dr. Francis N. Hamblin,
The
Lock
Haven
Artist
college president, and Gary WorS e r i e s is s p o n s o r e d by the
thington, SCC president, will
Comrunity Concert A s s o c i a t i o n ,
move down Water St. and continue
c o n p o s e d of menfcers of the
to Henderson St., come back up
local
coirmunity, the
nusic
Main St. and continue onto Belledepartment of I J B , and
the
fonte Ave. to Spring Street Stacollege
students
government.
dium for the football game with
Season
t i c k e t s are
still
Edinboro. Parade entry winners
a v a i l a b l e from Mrs. Lucy S.
will be announced at halftime.
Caprio
at 7 4 8 - 3 7 5 9
or Dr.
R u s s e l l N e l s o n in Price Auditorium.
Special
rates
are
Interested in an eveiing
a v a i l a b l e to s c h o o l c h i l d r e n
of
Christian
sharing? If so,
and
high
school
students.

Artist

"Take
cast

The Library's circulation
of free books has been lacking
contributions to the cause.
Anyone having paperbacks to
contribute are asked to do so.

enter the scene and become,
through his imagination, an intimate part of the play.
Dr. Kidder directs 2 to 4 proauctions yearly and s e l e c t s the
cast for a particular play through
The Women's Dorm Council
open try-outs. Although there is
is holding the election of dorm
a course entitled Readers' Theaofficers today, Thursday, October
tre, these productions are not a
14. Each women's dorm will have
direct outgrowth of the course.
an executive committee consisting
Anyone may participate whether
or not he is enrolled in the course, of a President, Vice-President,
Secretary, and Activities Chairand often a play is cast from
theatre - lovers outside the course man.
Balloting begins at 8 am and
One of the most popular prowill
continue until 6:30 pm in the
ductions given in the history of
lobbies of each dorm. Students
local R e a d e r s ' Theatre was The
may vote only in the resident hall
Brick and The Rose, done in the
in which they live. A roster will
Spring of 1970. After p r e s e n t a t i o n
be checked.
on campus, it was so widely acThe following students are
claimed that a downtown perforcandidates in Russell Hall:
mance drew a crowd of 400 at the
President - Judith Bailey
Lock Haven Y.M.C.A.
Beverly Spagnolo
Currently Dr. Kidder is reVice-Pres. - Kathleen Andrew
hearsing the cast for the October
Secretary - Marilyn Fulton
18 and 19 performance of The
Cheryl Krause
Tiger by Murray Sch is g a l . Lynn
Act. Chairman • DianaHartman
Miner and Ben Aptaker take the
Sue Lewanspotlight in Schisgal's play of
dowski
abduction and terror. If the repu- WoolridgeHall:
tation of Kidder and past R e a d e r s '
President - Wyona Hibbs
Theatre performances mean anyVice-Pres. - Margie Frederick
thing, The Tiger promises to be a
Diana Korb
delightful evening of theatre.
Secretary - Betsy Person
Act. Chairman - Cindy Hopple
McEntire Hall:
President - Erla Mae Kreider
Ruth Sammons
Vice-Pres. - Jerri Benner
Jacqueline Hunter
Secretary - Mary Jill Matthews
Act. Chairman - Candy Allen

rehearse

W o m e n Vote for
Dorm Officers

Homecoming
Schedule
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II), s e c o n d is williolil ):
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FraleiniU Housparties
D a n c e m R o g e r s Crv ni f r a u i n n ^
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Salurdav
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It) .i.ni. in from ol
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F o o t b a l l game \.v i th lui iiihoi o - J
p.m.
DedKalioM of Ihe i n ' H
C i d e r P Ox R o a s l - p r u c l i i e f i e k l - l r e e '50t
F i r e w o r k s - R i v e r s i d e P a r k i n g 1 ol

for next

production.

8 p.m.
Movie O r g y - P r i c e A u d . - 4 p.m. l o
.1 a . m r n o c h a r g e
Sunday
Canoe
Race-Riverside
Parking
l.ot-2 p . m .
Blanket ciincert featuring " T h e
O r a s s R o i U s " and " D a w n "
Bentley
Hall-8
p.m.-free '
$3.00

Pre Season Wrestling,
Face

BoskefboH

Tough New Season

Pre-season
wrestling a n d p i o n s
l^rry
Rippey,
Eiyron
b a s k e t b a U p r a c t i c e i s s c h e - ftodmerkel;
and Gene T a x i s ,
d u l e d t o s t a r t October 15 a t Hank Hawkins and Scott l i o o k s .
LIB.
Seven lettermen return led
The w r e s t l e r s of s e c o n d - by the Rupp t w i n s , J i m and Tun.
y e a r h e a d c o a c h Dr. Ken Cox Coach Cox a l s o h a s a fine
will be p r e p a r i n g for one of the
group of freshmsn
including
toughest
schedules
in t h etwt> PIAA Oiattpions — Rod
long h i s t o r y of the sport at Tate from Penn Highlands and
LHS. The Eagle g r a p p l e r s open Wes
Schrader
of S h a n u k i n .
a 14-mEet s e a s o n , plus two
Coach
Jim
Christopher's
exhibitions
with t h e Aluimi c a g e r s , conning off 8-12, the
and powerful A t h l e t e s in Action, s c h o o l ' s b e s t record in n i n e a t Lehigh University " s n a k e t e e n y e a r s ; will face a rugged
p i t " on Deceniber 4 .
20-gaine s l a t e p l u s
another
a t t h e tough
This will be a r e b u i l d i n g a p p e a r a n c e
Augusta,
Georgia
Holiday
y e a r for wrestling a t Ixick
H a v e n . Graduation
l a s t N^y Tournament, December 2 0 - 2 1 .
took s i x t h r e e - y e a r - r e g u l a r s , The
Bald
E a g l e s open the
T h r e e were Conference Cham- c a n p a i g n a t Erie on December

2 a g a i n s t Mereyhurst C o l l e g e .
Two r e g u l a r s will he missing
from Uie 1970-71
basketball
team. C a p t a i n l i u c e P a r k h i l l
g r a d u a t e d and freshman
star
Ken S t a l l i n g h a s
transferred
to a junior c o l l e g e in Kentucky.
Co-Captains
Qiff
Billet
(6-5) a n d Bud
ttennen
(6-4),
record-breaking
rebounder,
head a l i s t of s e v e n r e t u r n i n g
regulars.
Coach
Christopher h a s
s e v e r a l o u t s t a n d i n g newcort«rs
to the s q u a d t h i s y e a r i n c l u d i n g
Q y d e Soule (6-9), John S a l l e y
(6-8) of Wayinart, and Russ
Paulin (6-7) from B r i d g e v i l l e .

To the Editor;
Ql T u e s d a y night a meeting
was held c o n c e r n i n g 24 hour
visitation
o n weekends for
wnirrn. Out of 800 women r e s i d e n t s , approximately 30 were
p r e s e n t . Where were a l l t h e
women? I can iiragine every,
one of them had some e x c u s e ,
but I c o u l d n ' t think of o n e .
Why? B e c a u s e a s a member of
this
c o m r u n i t y , i t s m/ r e sponsibility
t o support i t s
d e c i s i o n s and p o l i c i e s . This
is nv temporary home and I
want
to use
niy i n d i v i d u a l
power, as a woman r e s i d e n t ,
to make the r u l e s and r e g u l a - To the Editor:
Is it really true that the mat i o n s of the dorms. I t ' s ny
righl!
Regardless
of your jority of women at Lock Haven
o p i n i o n , p l e a s e t a k e a n in- State College are apathetic? That
t e r e s t in your dorm c o u n c i l . seems to be the opinion of their
Attend a l l the meetings and fellow female colleagues, xhe
issue concerning open dorms for
v o i c e your o p i n i o n .
women has been posted in e.very
Sue Krum ladies latrine on campus. What

Yeager^ Haley All-Stars ;
Three old times movies
will be shown at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Eagle Wing.
The movies featured are
"The Champion" starringCharlie Chaplin, "The Music Box"
a Laurel and Hardy flick and
the oniy academy award winner, and "Wrong Way Willie".
The duration of the three
movies together will run approximately 1 hour.

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SCC Dance:
Saturday, October 16, ^12 p.m.
in the PUB, Music by "Truk".
S ^ n t s : FREE and non-stu•Mits: $2.00

Barre Yeager,
LHS linebacker, and George Haley, Eagles
135-pound star flanker, have been
selected for Honorable Mention
on this week's ECAC All-East
All Star squad.
Yeager led the fine LHS defens iye unit in a losing c a u s e
against Clarion State last Saturday.
Tlie 26 year-old, 5 ' 1 0 " 170
pound senior and a veteran of
two years of service in Vietnam,
had seven u n a s s i s t e d tackles

Swimming
Sunday - 2-3 p.m. faculty,
staff, children (Field House
Pool)
- 3-5 p.m. college
students oniy (Field House
Pool)
Monday - 7-9 p.m. college
students only (Field House
Pool)
Tuesday - 12:00 noon to
2:00 p.m. college students
and faculty (Zimmerli Pool)
Thursday - 12:00 noon to
2:00 p.m. college students
and faculty (Zimmerli Pool)

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Bookstore Hours
Mon. through Fri. - 7:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
If the demand is sufficient, the Uokstore hours
may be altered.

SCC CANOE ENTRY BLANK
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Sunday

BFA.TS — Cathy Page
OAILIES — Debbie Zedreck
PRELINONARIES - Ann Reidy
SPORTS — Chris Plyler
C'OUUiviiNSi — Mary moniiioo..
PHOTOGRAPHY - Mike Hradley

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The Eagie Wing
... where students and faculty
are treated with courtesy and
promptness.
... where prices are low.
... where quality is first.

Oct. 24 2:00
1st prize $25.00
2nd $15.00
3rd $10.00.

DEBB(E BRICKER
EDllORS ~

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To the Editor:
We believe the women of LHS
should hold the same privileges
as the men on this campus. However, due to the apathy, it h a s
been hard to obtain these privl e g e s . Several women now, though
are trying to change this.
We feel that the women on
this campus should have 24 hour
open dorms on the weekends just
like our male counterparts. We
have gotten the impression that
Lock Haven is a sex-oriented campus and this has put misconceptions in the minds of some of the
women. These women think that
guys
will be wildly running
through the halls and it will be
an invasion of their privacy. THIS
13 NOT THE WAY IT WILL BE!
We have proposed that for 24
hour open house on weekends in
a women's dorm the following
would hold:
1. All men must be escorted
at all times.
2. After hours guys will only
be let in when escorted by a girl
and let in by the security guard.
3 . Each girl can only escort
one male into the dorm.
4. Any guys wandering around
the dorm will be asked to leave.
5. Floor managers will be
chosen to keep order.
Now, this doesn't sound all
that bad does it? Don't be selfisheven if you don't have a guy now,
who knows - you may before the
years is over.
As for your privacy - c a n ' t
you walk t o the bathroom with
your robe on? After all, how many
girls walk around the dorm in their
underwear?
Come on, women, give u s
your support in making Lock Haven a progressive college rather
than a regressive one!!!

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

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Eagle Eye will have a
campus society section this
year. Anyone desiring an auMuoement concerning pinnings, engagements, etc. must
turn it in to the Eagle Eye
office in person.

open to any student or faculty
member who can provide their
own canoe. SCC has four can;oes which will go on a first
come b a s i s . Requests should
be made with Ron Jury in the
s e e office.

Press A s s n ,

Lamda Chi Alpha Car Rally
SuNflay October 17 at 2 p.m.
MMt at lower LHS parking lot.
Eutrance Fee - $2.50
Prizes: Trophy and $10.00

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Starts

State CoMege

and 12 a s s i s t s for a total of 19.
Haley, who never played high
school football, caught five passes for 127 yards. He scored the
first touchdown given up by Clarion in four games on a beautiful
pass-run play coverning 82 yards
The pass was thrown by quarterback Mike packer.
It marked the fourth straight
week that Bald Eagle players
have been picked for the All-Star
squad.

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Ski Club Meeting Thursday
night Smith Hall lounge 7 p.m.
All members please attend.

Member -- Pa

Mention

leave entry b lank w ith the PUB
secretary

For
obvious
reasons
resulting from a condition
created by a minority - no
coats, jackets, or outer wear,
previously purchased books,
notebooks, attache cases,
back packs, etc. will bo
allowed in the bookstore.
It is also necessary for
us to close all charges at
3:00 each day, due to the
administrative work-load.

Receive Honorable

IS happening to you girls? Is it
that you don't use the latrines or
is it that you don't care! Approximately 30 girls turned out for the
first discussion on the i s s u e . If
your in favor of open dorms,please
come. If your not in favor of open
dorms, please come. Please
please ilon't be apathetic. Voice
your opinion, you can talk!
Sue Lcwandowski

a^/t///i4JA

Kim Gaus
Linda Wjtchen

HOtAEQOtAWG FLOWERS!
MUMS*CORSAGES*ROSES
CANDLES*INCENSE*GIFTS

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I.AVOUT S T A F F - Liz Klens Evalyn Fisher
BUSINE.iS MANGER - N a n c e Nagy
MIVERITSING MANAGER— Janjs Burenui
TECHNICAL COORDINATOR - Linda Fo

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