Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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1936 THE NEON 1936 :gli .155 SOPHOMORE CLASS AVING outgrown the green of our Freshman year, we, the Class of '38 resumed our collegiate endeavors in September, 1935, with a definite purpose in view, Under the leadership of capable officers, we embarked on our second journey of college life. Co-operation, dependability, and leadership have been our dominant aims, Our class has contributed in many ways to the interscholastic functions and activities of the college. We believe that if we contribute--and we have done so-to the scholastic, spiritual, and cultural growth of the college, We as a class will uphold our end in making college life what it should be. Myron Ja flee, Preszdent Mary Frances Dignan, Vice President Margaret Groves, Secretary Paul Maloney, Treasurer ig Pmlr' Tf:L'e1ll-1'fff1'r' E

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....g, QI' l936 T l-IE NEON l936 llfvg ap... FRESHMAN CLASS Q'-QJ,Zf'32j,f?Z Freshman Reception was the first social event of the year. On this occasion the Freshmen were treated royally. There were greetings from Student Council, an introduction to the Faculty, and an air of wel- t ': ' comeness everywhere. Then came intermission and the first sour note of the evening was struck. The Freshmen were ordered to assume a humble kneeling position, and the Freshman Edict was read. This was the first sug- gestion of the lowly standing that the Freshmen were to endure. The following week saw the 'AFdict. Ciirls wore black, of green ribbon around their Upperclassmen and could use The boys wore green neckties the new students suHer1ng from the demands of cotton stockings, green hair ribbons, and bands right ankles. They had to carry peanuts for no make-up. This last demand was frightful. and unmatched shoes, and had to carry matches for smokers. Both girls and boys had to carry their books in shopping bags, and they also had to wear signs on their backs divulging their names. addresses, and telephone numbers. However, the Freshmen gained revenge when they administered a bad beating to the Upperclassmen in the Bag Rush. The Freshman Dance was the pride of the Class's activities. Called a Jinx Dance because it was held on a Friday the 13th. the affair was one of the best of the season. The hall was gayly trimmed in black and white. George Gangwere was Chairman of the Decoration Committee: Ed Harris handled the Gnances: and Dave Mackil got the floor in condition for the dance. So, that's the story of the Class of '39. More power to themf William Gubbins, President Eleanor Nagel, Vzce Presiclenf Katherine Jones. Secretary Edgar Harris, Treasurer eff 15141: lit-m1ly'.w1'm: fc- P