1982_04 The Daily Collegian April 1982

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lacobellis to receive Alumnus of the Year award
Sam F. lacobellis, a 1952 graduate of
Fresno State College has been named to
receive the Alumnus ot the Year Award
for 1982, presented jointly by the University and the CSUF Alumni Association.
lacobellis. who is executive vice president of North American Aircraft Operations for Rockwell International Corporation, will be honored at the university's
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9 a.m.  May 22 in the c
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During the ceremonies some 3,000
undergraduate and graduate students will
have their baccalaureate and master's
degrees conferred upon them by Dr.
Harold H. Haak, CSUF president.
A graduate of Edison High School in
Fresno, lacobellis received his baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering
from FSC after attending the university
on a football scholarship. He was immediately hired by Rockwell as a design
engineer at the firm's Los Angeles Aircraft
Division. He later received his master's
degree in engineering from UCLA.
Recently promoted to his current position, lacobellis will serve as Rockwell's
program manager on the new U.S. Air
Force B-IB bomber program, which will
involve some 20,000 employees.
Previously he served as president of the
firm's Energy Systems Group, which is
involved in a nuclear energy program as
well as projects in fossil fuels, solar,
geothermal and wind energy, environmental monitoring and air pollution control
While at the Energy Systems Group,
lacobellis assisted in the development ofa
unique flue gas scrubber system now
being used by several utility companies to
Prior to his work with
the Energy Systems
Group lacobellis served as vice president
of Advanced Programs.
control emissions from coal-fired electrical generating plants.
A recognized leader in the nuclear field,
he served on committees for the exchange
of information on nuclear energy between
the U.S. Department of Energy and its
counterpart organizations in England,
Prior to his work with the Energy Systems Group. lacobellis served as vice president of Advanced Programs in the Rock-
etdyne Division where he was in charge of
all research and development contracts on
advanced rocket engines, lasers and highspeed water-jet propulsion. He and his
colleagues contributed to the design and
development of the rocket engines for the
highly successful Saturn V lunar launch
and the Space Shuttle vehicles.
lacobellis holds patents on original
concepts in engine design and turbo-
molecular vacuum pumping, and in recognition of his achievements in rocket
research, he was elected a Fellow of the
of the most prestigious
honors in the field.
He also has been honored by the western region of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers with its Industrial Technology Management Award, and as Engineer
of the Year by the 8,000-member San Fernando Valley Engineers Council. He
received the National Management Association's Silver Knight of Management
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While attending then Fresno State College, lacobellis was a member of Sigma
Nu fraternity and Sigma Tau national
honorary engineering fraternity. He lettered four years as an offensive and defensive end in football and was selected
Bulldog-of-thc-Week for his performance
in a game against San Jose State.
lacobellis says it is very likely that he
would never have gone to college if it had
not been for his football scholarship and
the encouragement of several coaches.
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$430 for an end-of-the-year awards banquet when Martha Davis reported that
awards for the dinner would cost approximately $350 and more money would be
needed for the senators' meal.
"I don't think it's something we should
do." said Kaufman, calling unsuccessfully
for a vote to switch the banquet to a picnic
to save money. The senate had previously
set aside $400 for the awards banquet.
In other actions the senate approved a
$2,000 funding request from Semanade la
Raza to bring Daniel Valdez and Company to campus during Semana de la
Raza week. The senate also awarded a
$550 speaker honorarium to the Chicano
Business Students Association and accepted a $ I 35 funding request from Amerasia
for rental and technical fees.
The senate also approved the Keats
Building contract, was tolr' if the resignation of Administrative Assistant Melinda
Lehman and turned down funding requests
from Phi Epsilon Omicron and the
Revolving Book fund.
Business Senator Tom Slocum and
Humanities Senator Tricia Van Klavern
were absent and Agriculture and Home
Economics Senator Doug Richesin was
absent with a proxy. Health Professions
Senator Olivia Lucio and Senator At-
large Michelle Davis were late for the
*Prtl 14, 1982-the Daily Colleglan-Paje 7
Sports
Freshman carries 'Dog nine to sweep
in Staff Writer
Those freshmen are really coming
through for us, aren't they?" Bulldog
baseball coach Bob Bennett grinned.
Bennett added Cal Cain to his growing
list of rookies who are helping Fresno
State this season. Cain banged out five
hits in ten official trips to the plate as the'
Bulldogs swept a doubleheader last night
from Loyola-Marymount 15-1 and 9-3.
Bennett and the 764 fans at Beiden
Field had a long look at Cain and the rest
of the'Dogs. Action, which got underway
at about 5:30 p.m., finally ended at about
11:15.
Cain included a double, a triple and his
first home run as a Bulldog. He drove in
five runs, four in the first game, and
scored five runs.
"I got good pitches to hit," Cain said,
staying rather subdued in the FSU
dugout. "We have this thing going with
the freshmen — me, Eric (Fox) and Joe
(Xavier). It feels good all three of us can
contribute."
Cain, a left-handed hitter, said he usually has power to right field, but got a fat
fastball from Loyola pitcher Mike Seiber
over the outside of the plate and Cain rode
it over the left field fence.
Bennett may have ended his season-
long search for a consistent performer in
right field. The Bulldogs have gotten good
performances from Russ Hall and Art
Holland, but the way Cain hit last night it
would be hard to sit the freshman down.
"He's worked his way into the starting
lineup," Bennett said. "Hell have to work
it of it."
Cain had two of his hits in the opener,
bu» drove in three runs to key a five-run
seventh inning with a double. But the
funny thing is, Cain is listed as both an
outfielder and a pitcher.
"He's not a bad pitcher, either," Bennett
said. "He's got a chance to be a good
outfielder."
Cain showed s<
right field. He appeared
couple of balls, one of which flew over his
head for extra bases. But Bennett said
Cain, a product of Fresno's Hoover High
School, shows "good instincts" as an
outfielder.
Tim Thiessen had a rare start on the
mound in the first contest for the Bulldogs. He ended up going seven innings to
notch his second win over year.
Thiessen, normally the team's starting
shortstop, had trouble in the first couple
of innings, but settled down to stay pretty
much out of trouble.
"He hasn't pitched much and we use
him down the stretch, hell have to throw
more,* Bennett said.
Thiessen gave up a run in the first Xavier.
inning and got out of the inning with the The Bulldogs knocked Loyola pitching
bases loaded. around for 10 hits and took advantage of
But the Bulldogs exploded for eight nine walks in the opener. Starter Mark
runs in the third, behind a three-run Sewald was charged with all 15 runs, nine
homer by third baseman Randy Asadoor
and a hustling double by shortstop Joey Sec Baseball oi
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