Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1941 volume:

Copyright by The Neon Staff Betty Mae Iones ........ Editor-in-chief Jeannette Rodgers .... Production Editor Catherine Iaczko ....... Literary Editor Nathan Nozteman. . .Business Manager 4 Ll-1l 7 1 1 4 I 'ikixe -Y: Ms ' , ' egwg ' + K-ff jx A f . 5-5. -ff. N' Y.-f 1 ' p f f 55 Zi ' 5 EZ W Mw ii f elf i th 'f igrf--551'fJf ' ,1.,., ,E Q ,' I p 53.3 U A+: i- .3 .w f ll1'I- H 315352 ' yer 564 A l ,, 1 fm .l j g.,-.5. -4 . f i 'J EL gi n IS I . 5. 3 1 1:2 ,. -s 751 4-1. ln- VA - 3 1 ng gl , . g.,,, -,,,s, 1il rjh.,L n,' u glam' 3. f. y. F MQ 951, 3 ffm V, iglabi t. Hin' Epi ,fu L fgi i , E-'! '52 - - '1.- Hi ' 1 15 4- jg 4 -fm, 4. if. 'ff-, L21 -r. , Q ..ew3g:Tf-lar. fl -L 7-M ui- 55 E '..,' 'Hu m A---.'-.If-fm. - 'V' .Jr I ,wig , --f -411, r-15, ifarf fa if 1 fy 4251 .Q ,- :U .um .A- ... - , -.FEV -A. 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Smith ........ Dean of Men Dr. George M. Wi1cox.Decm of the College i 2 i - ofa The Faculty Dr. Max Wolff Mr. Harold Burt Mrs. Christine Dykema Mr. Karl W. Dykema President Howard W. Iones Mrs. Katherine Bridgham Dr. Castle W. Foard Dr. O. L. Reid Mr. Alvin Myerovich Mr. Russel G. Bunn Mr. Byron W. Moiiinger Mr. Iohn Allison Mrs. Catherine B. Semans al5o Dr. C. D. Gould Mr. Dwight V. Beede Miss Maureen Brunner Mr. I. W. Bare Miss Margaret Evans Miss Ann Monahan Miss Frieda Chapman 160 Henry V. Stearns George M. Wilcox . Ward B. Ienks . Randall Leyshon Dr. Frank M. Semans Mrs., Edith Mcliissock Dr. Eugene Scudcler Dr. Iohn Naples Miss Theresa Scarnecchia Mr. Philip P. Buchanan Miss Stella Cassano Miss Wanda Sporer Miss Lucille Motiinger Miss Doris Womer Mrs. Helen Lyon Miss Freda Flint Miss Carolyn Higgins Mr. P. Calvin Pickard Miss Marguerite Friedrich Mr. George A. Breiz ol7o I8 OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS Charles F. Axtmann Iohn R. Bell Karl H. Benkner Paul H. Bolton Donald Bostwick I. Lothaire Bowden William Bunn Clarence Carhart Iohn Chase Henry Church William Cowan Louis Deesz Albert Denton Raymond Falls Roy F ellers Frank Fives Iohn Ford George Fried C. M. Gander Iean Gaskeen George Gessner Kathryn Guarnieri Arnold Hoffman Iacob Hubert Elmer Hykes Norman Igo Harry Ioyce Harley Little: Roscoe McBride Iohn McCorl-:le Theodore Maceiko Erskine Maiden, Ir. D. Roy Mellon Wilbur Nichol F. H. Paddon I. Howard Pitts Leonozrd Richardson P. I. Ross Dominic Rosselli Clyde Singer Ioseph Earle Smith Mary Boyer Smith Ralph Turner R. A. Waldron Iohn Wampler Iean C. Webb H. C. Welch Willard Webster Ruth Whittington Richard Wills Knowles Wyatt R. I. P. ln memory of a bird who had a way about him: a death-like hush, heads bowed in sadness, and the far away sound of echoing taps . . . come reminiscent flickers of a not-too-distant past, like when you left your Arctic home and moved bag and baggage right into our hearts, becoming a by- was Word over night .... a debut in true Stork Club style at the Westminster game in '39 .... Beau Brummell's seal of approval on your impeccable full- dress suit, kept sleek and shiny as a wet seal-with castor oil .... Chrysan- themums on feminine shoulders, mink coats, pennants waving like made, a Pe-PePeng cheer, and withal a queen and her train paying homage to a right noble monarch. Then came happy days spent in cavorting with the swans at Crandall Park Cyour chest inflated with pride for you were cock-o'-the walkl, a dedication in the 1940 Neon, a birthday cake with one pink candle on it, and even a full-length page in the Collegiate Digest .... and then- o miserabible dictuufyou, too, went the inevitable way of all flesh .... oh, cruel Valkyrie to separate us so! To Mr. Bunn for his taxidermy, to our poet laureate for The Ballad of Penguin Pete -a toast .... to you, stout fellow, a chevron on the sleeve for distinguished service, medallions cap-a-pie, and a flying double P formation by the Dawn Patrol .... 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. 0190 K1-3 J 5,335 gm.. 31 55' ff?5f?E1:3,5f ::::f:JQx U3 -?Fl1:11L:-'rm .Y via:- M., .421 Y fm Q 'QQ Q 1 T I i I 1 1 I 1 1 .,y,a, The Seniors-backbone of our college for four years-We are proud of you for your loyalty and leadership. Our thanks to you who have represented and served us on Student Council-working for the things we Wanted-for the splendid Student Handbook--a boon to Freshmen-hats off to members of Delta Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Epsilon, Omicron Lambda-keeping high point average besides being socially active-to Alpha Psi Omega and lvlirnes-hours of work backstage and before lights to provide entertainment for us. Congratulations to the lambar editor and staff for getting the news to us-working to make our paper the best bi-weekly in Ohio and being awarded the silver cup-to the Neon editor and staff for the splendid work in giving us our college life in pictures. For musical entertainment-the College Orchestra-Chap el Choir-presenting us concerts-Cantatas-operas-the Col- lege Band-drum major and majorettes-adding that extra zip at football games. So-long Seniors-sorry you are leaving-We Will miss you. 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Phi Lambda Delta Iambar Neon Junior Class Secretary George Schwager Let George do it-and he'll gracious about it. Phi Gamma. Secretary Mimes. Treasurer Newman Club. Treasurer Iambar Neon Chapel Choir Operetta President of Iunior Class Who's Who trusivef' Newman Club. President. 1939 Iambar Neon Sigma Delta Beta Eunice Marie Barrett be First Homecoming Queen-first girl to take flyinqva tradition breaker-pretty, too. Phi Lambda Delta. Secretary Omicron Lambda Delta Epsilon Newman Club. Secretary. 1940 W. A. A. lnterfraternity Council. Vice President Iambar Neon Homecoming Queen, 1939 Student Council Who's Who Sophomore Class. Vice Pres. Freshman Class. Secretary Dawn Patrol 0240 Phelps Kurian Personality-engaging grin- and married! Sigma Lambda Phi. Treasurer Phi Epsilon Interfraternity Council Who's Who Delta Epsilon Student Council International Relations Eleanor Mae Donnan Like a little fawn-gentle-and sweet-and smart. Phi Lambda Delta Delta Epsilon Music Society. Secretary Sigma Tau Delta. Sec'y-Treas. French Club, Sec'y-Treas. Chapel Choir Girls' Octette Women's Club Who's Who Operetta Cecelia Somple Hugh Slaugenhaupt She's pretty-'Cece' to her Never misses Fourel-lundred-set frienclseand she's qot them. your clock by him! Alpha Theta Delta Delta Epsilon Phi Gamma Sigma Tau Delta Neon Student Council Iames Dillon Q Iudith Tucciarone Latin beauty-with a umor-Wow! Phi Lambda Delta lambar Newman Club Neon W. A. A. Man about town-smooth in a h quiet Way. International Relations sense of Robert Saunders We point with pride-o Omicron Lambda Interfraternity Council Sigma Delta Beta Iambar Virginia Byerly ur boy! Good scout-good friend-err thusicxstic about doing things. Alpha Theta Delta, Treasurer Omicron Lambda. Treasurer Mimes International Relations W. A. A. Interfraternity Council Chapel Choir Operetta Fencing Team Women's Club, Vice President Mark Medicus Wears cr whippy green sweater . . . and CI big smile. Sigma Delta Beta Melvinq Mm-y Dug-ig Robert Thomas lean Sause When you Q91 to know her! Teddy Bear type-but Q little Editorial type-the kind you spice! rough. like- phi Lambda Deng Phi Sigma Epsilon. Secretary Gamma Sigma Neon Sigma Tau Delia Alpha Psi Omega. Pres. 1940-41 Sigma Tau Delta W. A. A. lnterfraternity Council Student Council Debate Club Fencing Team Mimes. Vice President Sigma Tau Delta Iambar, Editor-in-Chiei '40-'41 Newman Club Neon. Associate Editor, 1940 Who's Who Fencing Team League of Women Voters 0260 Marion Steadman Florida Peachfiheairicals-and a luscious complexion. Gamma Sigma, Vice President Mimes, President, Secretary W. A. A., Vice President Alpha Psi Omega Iambar, Circulation Manager lnterfraternity Council Women's Club Iunior Prom Queen Attendant, 1940 Neon Who's Who Graduate from Kent State Teachers' College Senior Class Vice President Lawrence Kunclis The man in the lounqefcom- plete with moustache! ! I Kappa Sigma Kappa Delta Epsilon Dawn Patrol Chapel Choir Newman Club Math Club Operetta Iohn Pressley Most likely to succeed-a man with a purpose-Art! Sophomore Class, Treasurer Neon, Art Editor Betty Brown Whips around like a breeze- friendly like mad-and cute. Gamma Sigma, President 1941 Alpha Psi Omega Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Interlraternity Council Women's Club, President, 1940 Who's Who ' Rachael Brown Smooth like a silver fox-the girl you'd like to have on your dresser-Queen extraordinary! Phi Lambda Delta W. A. A. Iunior Prom Queen, 1940 Iunior Class Vice Pres., 1940 William Birskovich Quiet in a nice way-flies, too. Omicron Lambda Delta Epsilon Phi Epsilon Floyd Haynes Likes Social Work . . . good at it, too. International Relations Ruth Io Kalver A grand girl . . , red-headed, too. Alpha Theta Delta. Treasurer Delta Epsilon French Club lnterfraternity Council Sigma Tau Delta Women's Club Who's Who Mary O'Neil1 Romeo Robinson Quiet-studious-wi word. Alpha Theta Delta Omicron Lambda Delta Epsilon Newman Club th cm friendly Definitely ambitious . . . gradu- ating after seven years of night - school , . . good-ncrtured. W. A. A. Ralph Naples Iosephine Porter Good-looking boy-Latin type in A school secretary by profese a quiet way. sioneart is her hobby, and she's Intra-Mural Football. Baseball. qood at lt' Basketball Kent State Transfer 5 0280 Nell Burrows Charles William Cassidy MatildaGerirudeGayetsky The girl in the bookstore . . Likes college-even the siudy- A career girl . . . nurse super always ready io be helpful. ing. visor. Carl Schrock Really likes to study especially science. Delia Epsilon French Club Chapel Choir Opereiia Delia Epsilon Newman Club LaVerne Downs Russell Hanscome l-lails from Detroit . . . helped Delia Epsilon io organize her sorority. Phi Sigma Epsilon Mimes Alpha Theta Delia W. A. A. Paul Uhlinger Max Eugene Elder 101111 S9l'Vidu110 He's married-gosh! Cerebral type-quietly intelli- gent. Delta Epsilon Phi Epsilon Milton Wolkoff Homer Iamest Birch lack Schaeffer Another of the quiet type . . lust plain brilliant. A capable working man with a a Math Major. N college spirit . . . majoring in een mechanical engineering. Delia Epsilon Delia Epsilon 0304 Ioseph Mikita Always Ground- ing. Phi Epsilon Newman Club Anthony Ioseph Canale conversation- The boy With the pretty hair . . . cmd cr girl. Omicron Lambda. President Dawn Patrol Ioe Rudiak Chemistry assistant-likes bas ketbcxllf' Phi Epsilon Math Club Newman Club Senior Class Treasurer First Aid Instructor Pre-Med Club. President Lawrence Thompson Iris Iecm Bletso E1 S. Long l'PTOfeSSff91'1CIl lYP9'dO9S C1 qood Fun to know-full of laughter- ''Music-minded-organizer-in lOb, too. cmd love! love! Omicron Lambda. Vice Pres. Delta Epsilon Phi Epsilon. Secretary Who's Who Delta Epsilon Music Society Chapel Choir Girls' Octette Mimes Operetta Omicron Lambda, Treasurer Delta Epsilon Music Society. President Chapel Choir College Orchestra College Concert Band Who's Who Operetta-Minor lead Helen Bibbee Abe Averbach Robert Wentz Paul Woretz Charles Zeigler Melvin Ogram 032 Eunice Marie Barrett Homer Iames Birch William F. Birskovich Dorothy C. Bode Iris Iean Bletso Paul Bowers Betty Brown Nelle Burrows Virginia Byerly Anthony Canale Iames Dillon Melvina Durig Eleanor Donnan Max Elder William FitzSimons Matilda Gayetsky Iohn Giardullo Ianice Gibson AUTOGRAPHS Iames Gilboy Russell Hanscome Floyd Haynes Avis Hibler Betty Mae Iones Ruth Kalver William Katicos Donald King Lawrence Kundis Phelps Kurian Harold Levoff Icxmes Lindsay El S. Long Ioseph Mikita Robert Murphy Ralph Naples Mary O'Neill Ioseph Parm Shirley Peterson Iosephine Porter Iohn Pressly Romeo Robinson Richard Rotzel Ioseph Rudiak Robert Saunders lean Sause lack Schaeffer Carl Schrock George Schwager Hugh Slaugenhaupt fMrsJ Laura Smedley Cecelia Somple Marion Steadman Robert Thomas Lawrence Thompson Iudith Tucciarone AUTOGRAPHS Paul Uhlinger Milton Wolkoff Mabel Yoak Mark Medicus LaVerne Downs A.B.A. Paul Hrabko Wendell Chapman Vincent Wadlinger Philip Culcase Charles Coburn LL.B. Helen Bibbee Abe Averbach Robert Wentz Paul Woretz Charles Zeigler Melvin Ogram 0330 O 34. 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Nonna Iones-Dorothy Nathan Natemcm ..... Advertising Managers: Mary Emma Quaw Marion Steadman Advertising Staff: lean Jones Tony Gentile Dorothy Erskine Betty McDermott Homer Birch Neon Staff . . . . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . .Production Editor . . . .Literary Editor , . . .Sports Editor . . .Organizations ........Soc1ety ..........Classes Southwick , . . ............ Seniors Circulation Managers: loel Bevington Betty Morrison Circulation Staff: Virginia Byerly Mariorie Ward Phyllis Iones Audrey Hay Phyllis Clever Business Manager lane Holloway loe Lawhorn Kenneth Bergman Phelps Kurian Ralph Freed Alex Downie Iames Heber Russell Geiger Henry Bartolo 0390 0400 Delta Epsilon William Aclrs Marie Barrett Marian Bascom Fred Bates Homer Birch Betty Birchard William Birskovich Ann Lucia Black Iris Bletso Betty Brown Nell Burrows Charles Cassidy Steve Chuey Pauline Church Narion Collins Eleanor Donnan Alexander Downie William Dustman Max Elder Annette Fox Matilda Gayetsky Russell Hanscome Avis Hibler Honorary scholastic fraternity-open to Iun- iors and Seniors who have maintained a two point average in grades-said to be the Phi Beta Kappa of Youngstown College-members enjoy privilege of voluntary attendance at classes. Catherine Iaczko Ruth Kalver William Katicos Ieanne Kohlmorqan Lawrence Kundis Phelps Kurian Robert Lang Iames Lindsay Iames McBurney El S. Long Mary O'Neill . Olga Parfenchuk Iohn Pressly Margaret Reich Robert Rott Ruth Saunders Carl Schrock Cecilia Somple Dorothy Southwicl: Anthony Stevens Lawrence Thompson Loyal Weitz Milton Wolkoff Cmicron Lambda Honorary biology fraternity-Dr. F. M. Semans advisor-new members installed- October-Hallowe'en party-cider-doughnuts -lecture by Mr. Grandmontagne-Astronomy -illustrated by slides-drawings-Weiner roast at Birch Hill Cabin-Lucille Booth hostess at Christmas party-played Santa to needy family -Dr. Bridgham hostess-biology games en- joyed-trips to Carnegie Museum-Meander Project-Tomaraclc bogs at Atwater Center- sponsored broadcast for Biology department in Youngstown college series-Wound up season with picnic on Dr. Semans' farm. Anthony Canale .......... President William Birskovich ....... Secretary Mary Campbell ......... Corr. Sec. El S. Long ....... .... T reasurer Mary O'Neil. . . .... Historian MEMBERS: William Birskovich George Bobash Virginia Byerly Mary Campbell Anthony Canale Cleo Chelekis Edward DiCola James Gilboy Gordon James El S. Long Iosephine Lucas Mary O'Neill Emma Schuller 04 0420 Phi Epsilon Dr. Scudder Dr. Naples ' ' ' Robert Ameduri Henry Bartolo Sam Belieff Homer Birch Iames Criscione Bernard Glass Stephen Hrzick William Kasmer William Katicos Frank Kitlro . Advisors Promotes interest in all branches of science -presents and discusses scientific questions an incentive to scholarship-or service to col- lege and its members. Phelps Kurian lohn Kurtz Robert Lang Ioe Mitika Romeo Robinson Ioe Rudiak Carl Schrocl: George Spiritos Lawrence Thompson Walter Wrobliski , no 1 Sigma Tau Delta Psi Gamma Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta-national English fraternity- upholds society's ideal of sincerity-truth and design-has developed in its members an appreciation of good English-I-lighlihgts of the season-Dr. Pteid's fine talk on the theme Language is Thicker Than Blood -a talk on the history of the English language by Professor K. Dykema-a luncheon with the graduate members at the Lincoln Hotel-English majors with a two point average are eligible for election to membership in Sigma Tau Delta. GRADUATE OFFICERS Mrs. T. C. Muldoon ....... President Olive Brown ......... Vice President Frank Iaczko .... .... S ecretary Stella Cassano. . . . Q .Treasurer MEMBERS: Graduate: Mary Iane Agey Marietta Bagnall Grace Barnes Mrs. William Boehme Olive Brown Stella Cassano Mrs. William Gubbins Ioe D. Hanna. Ir. Frank laczko Eleanor Jewell Helen Iohnson Nelte Losh Mrs. William Lyden Ann Malmer Helen Morris Emily Gettins Muldoon lean Reid Evelyn Riddle Elinor M. Rodgers Mrs. Harold Russert Theresa Scarnecchia Ann Zuch Undergraduates: Betty Brown .......... President Anthony Stevens.Vice President Eleanor Donnan . Sec'y-Treasurer Thelma Ashbaugh Dorothy Bode Betty Brown Eleanor Donnan Virginia Iohnson Mariorie Randall Cecelia Somple Dorothy Scuthwick Anthony Stevens FACULTY MEMBERS: President Howard W. Iones Mr. John W. Bare Mr. O. L. Reid. Faculty Adviser 043s 0440 pha Psi Qmega OFFICERS: Iean Sause .............. President Betty Brown ..... . . .Vice President Robert Walton . . . .... Treasurer National dramatic fraternity'-opened year with an alumni buffet dinner-discussinq in round table fashion! the modern staqe-rneet- inqs held at Professor Russel Bunn's home- presented its members with tiny Oscars made from pipe stems-for outstanding performances -members took active part in plays and operas covering roles from make-up, electri- cian, to leads-presented an hilarious one-act Russian comedy in chapel. MEMBERS: Betty Brown Phil DePiero Suzanne Edwards Iohn Pete Ieanne Kohlmorgan Jean Sause Marion Steadman Robert Walton Socral organization-law students of Youngs- town College as members-legal discussions Gessner Law Club and solvlnq of legal problems are carried on at the meetings-organization namecl in honor of Dean ludqe George I-l. Gessner--main so- cial event of the year was a banquet in the early spring. Alfred Anderson Abe Averback Richard Baehler Iohn R. Beebe William Berkley Helen Bibbee Reed Battin Richard Booth Louise Botty Leo Brown Rose M. Brunner I. Lothaire Bowden Bernard W. Chill Eleanor Chirell Howard M. Cole Merill F. Cooley Fred Coope Leda Cossack Iohanna D'Amico Carl Dennison Samuel Fechete Raymond Fine Ioseph Fisher Donald Furrie Charles Gibson Rocco Giardullo Frank Golasky Delbert E. Gass Peter Gulick Philip Hicky Dan M. Humphrey Eluryn Ienkins Chester McCracken Albert Marowitz John Matasy Bert McGill I. Irwin Moore Thomas Moore lohn Newman James Nuth Melvin Ogram Clyde Osborne Arthur Palmer Leland Pittinger Leland Reinman Nellie Rhoades Allen Roberts Ioseph Rosapepe I. B. Scullen Donald C. Shook Wanda Sporer Thomas Stanton George Stule Wendell Sweed Paul Thomas Loren Van Brocklin Robert Weller Robert Wentz Charles Ziegler 0450 0460 Music Society El S. Long ...... ..... P resident Sylvia DeBartolo ..... Vice President Eleanore Donnan ......... Secretary Phil DiPiero .............. Treasurer Iris Bletso .... . . .Social Chairman Started a rebuilding program with ten mem- bers-now boasts a membership of thirty-two -the chief program of the year was the lecture series by Dr. Stearns-presented Dr. Campbell, music educator-a chapel program in play form-an educational-social year-finished with annual banquet and thoughts of going national-much progress. Iris Bletso George Bobosh Mary Campbell Claude Clingan Phil DiPiero Frank Delute Sylvia DeBartolo Eleanor Dorman Alice Faust Annette Fox Russell Geiger Frank Grist Mary Ellen Harrell Ester Hill Maurice Hollander loan Howell Donald Hunsberqer lane Iones Norma Iones Ieanette Landorf Sarah Longo William Mathews Ann Morgan Olga Musiychuk Olga Parfenchuk Anthony Raggazine Mildred Rody Virginia Rostan Ioseph Ruberto Anthony Stevens Robert Zorn ADVISERS: Mr. Alvin Myerovich Dr. H. V. Stearns HONORARY MEMBERS Mr. Arnold Hoffman Mr. George Bretz Chapel Choir Furnishes music for religious chapel pro- grdms-presented the Cantata Childs Iesus out Qhristrnos over WKBN-the Lenten program wats completed by selections from the choir- two delightful operas were given this season - lolonthe ond Martha -both very suc- ce sful-all under the direction of Dr. H. V. Stdotrns. MEMBERS: Orris Bacon Marian Bascom Howard Blair Iris Bletso Douglas Brimmer George Bobosh Virginia Byerly Mary Campbell Wilma Cannon Claude Clingan Ioseph Costarella Phil DiPiero Elaine Dobrescu Eleanor Donnan Suzanne Edwards Alice Faust Adelaide Finnegan Annette Fox Frank Grist Ester Hill Althea Holz Arlene Jones Norma Iones George Kalivas Michael Kirila Lillian Lesky El S. Long Helen Luszcz Bill Mathews Eleanor McCloskey Lois McGarry Iames Miller Olga Musiychuk Ruth Nelson Iohn Padach Nick Palchefsky Anthony Ragazzine Mildred Rody Ed Rose Robert Rott Joseph Ruberto Anthony Stevens Winifred Stewart Robert Walton 0470 0480 6,0 ofq 0 an Q . 0 ex? X09 ekxee may Aol at 059' eoxox 969 X' ox go od' Officially organized in the fall of 1940-adol ed that extra zip at our football qames- beauty touches by the pretty majorettes- taken through the paces by Harry Ioyce as drum major of the football marching band. Orchestra t il' llnder baton of Conductor Alvin Myerovich -presented a Chapel program in November followed by another as greatly enjoyed by the students in Ianuary-aided the choir in a radio broadcast-in the fall accompanied the college chbir in presenting the delightful Gilbert and Sdllivan operetta Io1anthe and in the spring the much enjoyed Martha, l l l Claud Clingan Ioseph Costarella Karl W. Dykema l Russell Geiger ' Maurice Hollander Donald Hunsberger Carol Iones l lane Iones Katherine Kyle El S. Long 1 Ioseph Marlrell l l w l Eve Mehit Ann Morgan Mary lane Morgan Dorothy Morton Olga Parfenchuk Carter Pickup Mary Emma Quaw William Quirk Helen Rigas Anthony Sapelsa Robert Zorn 0490 April Showers Bring May Flowers May Queen 3 z 5 E PEG KIRCHNER Phi Lambda Delta 0510 5 3 i i 1 The Iuniors-turning the third page of their scrapbook- rushing-dinners-dances-parties-fun and Worries-the Greek Letter Organizations. Phi Lambda Delta-peppy and poised, short skirts and bare knees-queens to come. Gamma Sigma-smooth and sharp-corduroy convert- ables-friendships that last. Alpha Theta Delta-politeness and pals-brainy and orig- inal-parties to point at. Playing together-lnterfraternity Ball. Phi Sigma Epsilon-boys with an eye for business and dates-a new house with pool and ping-pong tables-pride of their lives. Phi Gamma--athletic trophies hung on house walls- organizers. Sigma Delta Beta-peg top pants-pork pies-B. M. O. C. Kappa Sigma Kappa-good boys gone national but not high hat-scholars and gentlemen. Sigma Lambda Phi-newest of new-catching up with social activities. Iunior Prom-a big night for all of us-lovely Nat Clark- Queen for a Night-the pride of all. 054 W N63 X55 199 go, we ,QSO 'O Q KK X' 050 6293 50 -QQ x6f6ig0Q xg e XGVQQ ,toe Qox 9 e OX fxooi -X609 6063 90' X019 Nqkifxe oe Z 1066 '52 X fW8KxoO0C6efO0 G g 0600 doo dxkxo Q98 ? E OFFICERS: Richard Sontag .......... President Suzanne Edwards .... Vice President Ruth Saunders .. ...... Secretary Iames Heber . . . . . . .Treasurer S KO sox 1 .Oczf ee QQ N RS: Acks 3 Aubrey 1 Baehler ' Belieff l Bergman l l Blair 5 Boucherle X Bowles I Chuey Church ' Clark 1 Collins I DeLemos Dull 1 Dustman 1 wards Edwards Perantoni N Plecha ' Randall PDP Rott Seidner Sherran l hirock 1 imons W Skerratt Smith N Edwin Enterline Mariorie Fellers Iohn Pete Roy Fisher Howard Foley Annette Fox Theora Fritz Alden Gross Inez Gunsley Enid Hagedorn George Hardie Bert Harrison Iohn Headd Iames Heber John Hoover Robert Horst Catherine Iaczko Gordon lames Norma Iones Phyllis Jones George Kalivas William Kasmer Iohn Kennedy Ieanne Kohlmorgan Frank McClure Mark McCrone Frank McLaughlin Iohn Marsh Barbara Matulik Paul Mellinger William Meredith Marion Gardner Armin Garver Theodore Geho Sloko Gill Sonia Gold Iohn Granito Frank Granito Frank Grist Frank Kubina Iohn Kurtz Robert Lang Geza Liskay Elizabeth Lynch James Miele Iames Miller Clara Mines Iames Montasana Betty Morrison Nathan Nateman Eddie Ostrowski Eleanor Owens Henry Palotta Irene Panik Olga Parfenchuk Samuel Pastore Iean Patterson Pauline Somerville Richard Sontag Dorothy Southwick Robert Sterling Anthony Stevens Michael Suszan Troyan Tecau William Valentini Robert Walker Cyrus Warden William Watson Loyal Weitz Elden Williams Neal Wood Elizabeth I. 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QXOQ wb X00 OQQNXQQQ 699 X56 X699 i9r?XO0e6O0,3QXZ6Qe9f6OS9! x92 Q Q0 X 0 . C3 exeqe S990 me Pauline Church ........... President Norma Iones ........ Vice President Ieczn Scott ..... Corresponding Sec'y Iecrn Stanton. . .Recordinq Secretary Ruth Kcrlver ............. Treasurer 1941: Virginia Byerly, Constance DeLemos, LaVerne Downs, Ianice Gibson, Ruth Ka1ver, Mary O'Nei1, Cecelia Somp1e, Virginia Van Brock1in. 1942: , Pauline Church, Sy1via DeBarto1o, Marjorie Eellers, Annette Fox, Norma Iones, Olga Parfen- chuk, Pauline Somerville. 1943: Luci11e Booth, Ann Do1ney, Helen Gustafin, Betty Harkless, Iosephine Lucas, lean Raub, Virginia Rostan, Lillian Rhoades, Iean Scott, Mi1dred Smith, Iean Stanton. 1944: lanette Suchin. Pledges: Wiima Cannon, lane Erwin, Evvalyn Fradier, Emma Ginn, Leotta Iames, Eve Mehit, Marilyn McGoniga1, Irene Panik, Ann Pelin, Emma Sc1'tu11er, Norma Tradler. Post-Graduates: Dorothy Bode. Advisors: Mrs. K. Dykema, Mrs. W. McKissock. 0590 .. 50 . 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Be it xariojrown Pharian SteC'fQ1,Q ' yllis Base an ...ll Ione om -.,.Vi- . .Pre S. ' ' - ce Sid - . ' - Pr en - . ' - , es. t . I Se 1de . cr Ht ' -Tr eta eqs fy ure r 1941: Betty Brown, Iean Sause, Marion Steaclman. 1942: Marian Bascom, Natalie Clark, Suzanne Edwards, Catherine Iaczko, Virginia Johnson, Phyllis lanes, Ieannette Rodgers, lean Wright. 1943: Margaret Meissner. 1944: Phyllis Clever, Anita Collins, Ann Hannon, lean Hitt, lane Halloway, Marjorie Hauser, Carol lones, Norma Malin, ,Elaine Mattson, Anita Millilcin, Betty Moreman, Ruth Nelson, Lois Westlund, Mary Wrench. Pledges: Lois DeCarpentier, Nadine Iones, Mary lane Morgan. Mrs. E. Scudder ...... Sorority Mother Mrs. I. Smith ........ Honorary Member 6 O 62. Qnqvv 90990 O9QxxQfOo xx1xQoXG'oQQO '5XQf0O 90990 X5 XQQYAOQ OX xOSOQO6Q0OO5fKL O06 9 Xoogmx ok 14-OQQO QXQYW 90990 4 q1XoeQ,xloo0CzeKoxx4o 00669 oose QNQ0 wi QOKQAKHO No Qeedq YDOQ19 OX wx QGQXOQ owl C9 006. 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Siden ' . cr t - , .Tre efary cfsu fer 1941 : Frank Grist. 1942: William Acks, Alex Downie, Edwin Enterline, Howard Foley, lohn Graneto, Alden Gross, Frank Harrison, Geza Liskay, Robert Seidner, Robert Rott. 1943: Harold Hoover, Robert Keiser, Fred Lanz, Stuart O'l-lara, Iohn Padach, Eugene Ray, Henry Robinson, Frank Slike, loseph Schmotzer, Ralph Stewart. 1944: Eugene Acks, Jack Allen, Thomas Atwood, Carl Bedner, Robert Geltch, Robert Kermode, Howard Landahl, Fred Mangie, Iames McGovern, John Nelson, Thomas Pachell, Paul Sample, Thomas Welsh, Edward Whalen, Mike Yatsko. Pledges: Thomas Hughes, Edward Leeson. Advisors: Mr. lohn Allison, Mr. P. P. Buchanan, Mr. Willard Webster. 0630 r 0 54. 5 oool'-6 o646Xo'g5x0Qf'?-Ddxvif 6felxo06f6Qx4X0o 6666.006 C9060 6606000 Q06 ooobof, ff OQOQV o6f OO 9' 66 NAQQO X5-'G95 ' 'OGGY 660 06 Q00 U06 6406 XO 6 6 66K5,OYQQ06ofQ 06xQQGOoi6f Q16-660x66f oXoSg6xQf 50025042 ok? ?oxQ0qQf 60,00 1 QQQY- ok Q06 64,00 ioQ06QOooo. O 90, 6019196 0 60001 6150347859 00066 656603066 60Q1x6oQoq Q06 ' efXooQOQQf X609 4169 S6 66206016 6-1wc60x0o X0 630 6-6o0fso00o 606 50,0-OY6 eoiwofo 0160 QXO-0066 ' fgX0o6 Q6 oo 0o'0o0f9 Q06 66660 ok NO0lc9fK01 NO Q06 QQ YY 0096 OYNNB cox Q0 56 Q09 oxee KG 6 6661 Q0 XNOON5-56 Q fj0Q0N?x0o 06 X6 63,4 6Q61Qo0 600,06 106 o0o55o0 450061 64 60K OX 6:50866 o0oQoso.o6X6x6 xo Q06 No X0 QX6o6x0c3 cXx0bo-l- Ko o 6000666 OF F IC ER s. S1 Inge chu Ice es D ey 1 O1 . - . . KennBevin11son. ' ' ' - . ethlsgton P ergmcg. i ' . 'Vice preside n - , res, nt ' - . ' ' -Se lde I ' . Cr nt ' 'Tr eta e-as fy ure r E MEMBERS: Richard Baehler Tom Barrett Kenneth Bergman Ioel Bevington Louis Blumer Bill Bowen Steve Chuey Frances Colclaser Carl Corletzi Robert Coyne Richard DeArment lames Dollison Howard Farr Paul Foster Iames Gribben George Hardie Edward Kalwarski HONORARY MEMBERS: Dr. l. E. Smith Dr. I. M. McCorkle Dr. C. W. Foard Richard Mounts Glen Nelson Baylor Patterson Iames Pysher Anthony Sandy Frank Schermer George Schwager Hugh Slaugenhupt Ioseph Sontich Michael Suszan 0650 ' 66. 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Secret ent - , I I - GCI QTY ' . .Tre etqr cxsu Y rer 1941: Rachael Brown, Marie Barrett, Eleanor Donnan, Melvina Durig, Betty Mae Tones. l942: Thelma Ashloauqh, Betty Birchard, Margaret Kirchner, leanne Kohlmorqan, Betty Morrison, lean Patterson, Marjorie Randall, Margaret Reich, Ruth Saunders. l943: lean Chaqnot, Mary Helen Cooper, lean Iones, Margaret McFarland, Edith McCormick, Sarah Rukenbrod, Mary Arm Vaschak, Marjorie Ward. l944: lean Belleville, losephine Breqar, Mary Callan, Lenora Craven, Betty Fish, Carol Geary, Audrey Hay, Gayle Patterson, Rita Vaschak, Elizabeth Reich. Advisors: Mrs. C. W. Foard, Mrs. P. M. Semans. 0570 068. ex OSX 6695 XQQOAG 8 xo 06166 bei f Qecigew 5QdX-Ox' 0155 5 9 I C99 000 qkoixf ' - 6043 ' 0 Q 6 X329 YW SX 1006961 , - Q69 . . O , Q09 - Q ' ' XSOKGWM 0900094 ewO5,+K0O9O ' u .QJQix0' . - ' 500095 500049 ayyzgxm 691,61 Q46 609C6x N 6.9 6 . 6 Q Q06 COXIQV5 X0 ' 3' gxqioy 1goQQof2xox X - o QXQSZO sixggix Gjgixgxe 160915 9 y S ' ' ' fvgo 6255. - fQO06KiOxweQvf96q' ww qw 64 X we Qeeeoef- CWOQ 50006-K we xooqe 00 W ,X,5,fw00NL5 NO O qxxml- qw dwew X53-9, .seq OK 60409 . 695190 6 .sk 50 1-XX on ovffxgx X OFFICERS Thom Phili as H' D P C avis, David ulcase. ' ' - . , I t 1-' Lloyd ' ' ' '- V 'pfesid 1-'qnk Dr I . - ice Pre ent eher I ' - Si-de ' . . . . . .secr Tlt . etflf . . , Tren Y Surel- Iohn Allison Iohn Aubrey Chas. Axtmann Paul Berndt Harry Bowmaster William Bresnahan Arthur Brown Slater Brown Wendell Buqbee Daniel Butch Harry Calior Arthur Carlson Thomas Carney Guido Cassano Chris Clark Paul Collins Marcus Concannon Iames Cozza Phil Culcasi Ronald Daleske Thomas Davis Ioseph Denney Harry Diethl Ralph Dillon Duane Dilworth Victor Donnet Frank Dreher Ray Forestal Paul Foster Robert Frew Richard Hathaway Lloyd Heacock Francis Hernan Iohn Herrlich Elmer Hykes Howard Iones Leonard Karhu Stan Kaufman Harold Kennedy Oliver Knight Iohn Koczur Al Lampila Ed Laughlin David Lloyd Robert Lowry M. M. MacIntosh F. E. McLaughlin Harry Mealy Carl Mickelson Howard Parker Beacher Pearce Leland Pittenqer Iohn Rhiel Harold Ripple lohn Rudibauqh William Sause Dean Shindledecker Alex Slauqenhaupt William Smalley Howard Smith Ed Sonne George Steele David Thompson Iohn Wampler I. Harold Wilson Dur. 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'Tre ent - , I .Se Cisure cretq r TY 1942: Ted Geho, Iames Heber, George Kalivas, Frank McLaughlin, Mark Medicus, Harry Paul, Richard Sontaq, William Valeniini, Cyrus Warden. 1943: Louis Dolan, lack Fusco. 1944: Louis Bydo, Iohn Martin, Richard Orqan, Ed Rose, Trent Siple, Charles Slaven. Pledges: Edward Cook, Robert Walker. l 1 Honorary Member: Dr. E. D. Scudder. 0710 072. Qixwoogxosed ON 0 exons Noooowx Q16 eo Rox Qkix f5xczefwgOeeef wgvlxq QX,G6Q6'5!O'4 ev czogoefsoogoe O06 vow xoe ood 20036-eq eosi- OG 60 6 O O6 va 1 O 9 Qasqva 99-eboo fa N00 bod QQQSQ-2026 Ko X2 YD' 0 -esxleokes fgiixodci' Ov X330 006 Ros SQQOXOQ Nooooxe wi' oo,xixe1x'ixO0 ok O S603 V00 gf velxo-510 006 xooxb. QHOOSXX 0 Q06 Wcveixooo 'vecixoo X5 40 90130 cmgcsoixoq 356319 K1 KQAQQQ6 QNNQO o 'ignixocz 9 O1 x Q9 9 No dx occ 904 YXW x Q96 Qixcz fo e sec, x e o a GOQO K o K0 ek X iam 9 0 5x0-CZ QS e K0 CBO exi eok-ef XQKN Qs oie- 60 bei 6 XSOCGGQ: 0 Qvos cow CN eeeo ie Y we dx GS! 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Matzie Perantoni, Everett Prosser, Iames Reany, Frank Rizak, Don Rylander, Richard Rotzel, Paul Smith, Robert Thomas, Ioseph Tikey, Robert Weller. Ierome Wald. .73 0740 Sigma Lambda Phi Organized in the spring of l94U-officially launched at Harding Hall- inspiring addresses by President Iones, Dr. Wilcox, Dr. Wolff-spaghetti dinner at Prexy Glass' home-Weiner roast in Mill Creek Park-bull sessions -solving world problems-Phelps Kurjan first Sigma Lambda Phi man to sit in Student Council-lnterfraternity Council-Sig Lambs first Greek Letter Ball -induction of pledges at home of Nate Nateman-Harold Levoff first Vice President and fraternity's ping-pong champ-Nate Nateman, capable business manager of the Neon and Iambar-Fatehr-Son banquet at the Commercial Club-Maurice Hollander-entertaining the Sig Lambs with his delightful piano playing-Dr. Max Wolff, distinguished and competent adviser-Bernard Glass, inspiring president. Bernard Glass' ' .......... President Nathan Nateman' Vice President Morris Abramowitz Harold Chevlen' Louis Davidson' Irving 1-'roomkin' Bernard Glass' Phelps Kurian' Morris Levin' Harold Levoff Nathan Nateman' Morton Resl-rin' Morris Levin' - . . ----- SSCIGTCIPY Bert Harrison' Nathan Selikson' - Ht Maurice Hollander Bernard Sigal Phelps Kurlan .......... Treasurer 1,-vin K,-,iqhw Advism--DL Max Charter Officers. 'Charter Members. Wolff Junior Prom Queen ' 1 1 2 , 5 E , NATALIE CLARK Gamma Sigma SUZANNE EDWARDS Gamma Sigma Interfraternity Sweetheart The Sophomores-in the midst of a gay whirl of pennants -chrysanthemums-shining helmets-red and gold-the blare of bands-drum major and majorettes-all done up in white. Football-our Petey Penguin-always there-our inspira- tion - the team - Camp Fitch -training - good food - good habits-good games here and away-always same loyal sup- porters from home. Homecoming-more bands-cheers-bonfires-paradesf colors --charming Adalaide Finnegan as Queen-brilliant game through snow-rain and shine. A new field house for the basketball games-a new coach -new stars and new opponents-all contributing to a suc- cessful season. 078. QMS' Q ,pei YG 3416 m SX QXQKKK1 Oxe- O X006 efx' 99. -e-Oi get xxx QCQ5 O Qgxei X- O KXGX1 QQ :XX ,QQQA we O86 C095 Q09 X efxoo SX 6 6 X235 O NNKXOX io, 059 x 0599 Q W0 9' OOO xe S69 xo X00 ,Wei N619 96,44 xo K Q0 0-ef XO eoovfifx KO XO- X, Rot XOWXQ Wag X-EQXQOO6 YQOKQQO qixi I A M:honY Genm Y C e Mar qmpb n I ' ' y ell ' - - . Stu Helen '--.v- 'presid an O' C00p Ice P ent Hara er- , . ' S resident ..9CI-eta . . . 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Sara Arlene Iones Edward Kalwarski Robert Keiser Cornelius Kennedy David Kulikolf Robert Landis Richard Lane Frederick Lanz loseph Lawhorn Morris Levin Iosephine Lucas Edward Luszcz Harris Martin , Richard Mounts Iohn Martin Olga Musiychuk Samuel Marzullo Nicholae Naberezny Angelyn Masto Martha Neag Stuart O'Hara Michael Orlando Iames Owens Edward Pacek Iohn Padach Frank Rizak Henry Robinson Nancy Rose Virginia Rostan Sarah Rukenbrod Donald Rylander Carl Sabo Sorraine Sanders Anthony Sandy Iohn Sardich Robert Sargent Robert Schrock Emma Schuller Michael Schwartz lean Scott Ioseph Segreti Guy Sheatz Arthur Sheridan Archie Shoup lohn Simchik Frank Slike Anthony Soppelsa George Spirtos Joseph Spurio lean Stanton Ralph Stewart Aurel Stoia Daniel Stoia Asher Sweeny Evelyn Tradler George Treff Peter Tsvetanoff Iohn Umbrazun Geno Paqliasotti Nicholas Palchetsky Pallotta Armand Ernest Parenti Richard Parker George Pasvanis Phyllis Patrick Eve Mehit Morten Peskin Margaret Meissner Iohn Petrek Lawrence Mickler Carter Pickup Thomas Van Such Mary Arm Vaschak Ralph Wallis Robert Walton lames Warner Robert Welsh Elizabeth Wilcher Beniamin Williams Betty Williams Alexander Wolansky Nicholas Xenakis Robert Zorn 0790 0 8o,. e6e vmgd' 4 .96 9959 YOOQSYX-M 00506 K ............ Xxoe C0030 ...femgzlixexa 00050 ' Jvoe Ke-Y-o,o41o 'xo ed esqooe Kciivixoq Reeve ox Stleev 6 Oo9feo,e Koi Qmee woivea 4420 ow ' 6 QGOQK 'ixpe ' QQ, 906: xN'1 A e-aew. . N01 49? X oox Oeoefi 0 ood 9 2x0 im 0 sod!-x 90-Q 3 O foe we ova Q o ed-Q0 Xko 9010 aaa. we oo OoN3eqefKo 'iwe qeose, Qmee +166-19 ex Kooacmy' x K 001 93000 'a30ooXa. 1169561 ge ox ioooqexoxm aixoekes Goveqe 'xox foogwe no 'loooqexoqlo Ke-63, Ko 'xoxo ook cot 'iw ' eeis 'toe 'xooQ0ob3 toisoq o Qoe faxokde ooxeKo98xo-Q 190 Xvoe sos 'Goo 0100942 N Standing. left to right-Beede. head coach: Rosselli. Shoup, Hribar. Colclaser. Wagner. n Rylcmder. Hardie, Bailee, Burns. Coyle. Websler. trainer: Wolfe. Kneeling. left lo righl-Avery. Halter. Dzahcr. Wolansky. Sandy, Moqus, Vanasky, Davidson. Parenloni, Sonlag. Heber. Rosselli, assislanl coach. . Sealed, lefl to right-Padach. Aiello, Vardaro, Iames, Gill, Malys. Congeml, Skerrall, Kal- warski. Warden. Geho. 082. W . 111ard W ebste r e6'65V 0190 0 9 Qef0'M'5 Qaooxe fax Geofiffm ixiaooke +906'fc, ,KQQKQQN51-Q .9 X953 69 M6001 X01 so 009250 x we 4539 Q96 wooq-a K0 KQQQXQ we Qxoqmgf efvgggieweee Xooq vokos 'QQ 5566- Os -1et66+1 0 'gg loo0Cb9'K0 XX cox 'ine-K Kigwgv 6? o 032359 Noeaxoov 53961 oem X59-af'6xoXoQK1 35' XM' G 'ootball YOUNGSTOWN GENEVA Striking through the air, the Youngstown Col- lege Penguins opened their l94U gricl campaign 'I by defeating the Cove-nanters from Geneva. A beautiful touchdown-pass from Heber to Aiello was the lone tally. Ros-selli and Varclaro were outstanding for the locals as Coach Beecle used the entire squad in an attempt to deter- mine his strongest combination. 7 0 0830 V YOUNGSTOWN WAYNESBURG 0840 The Penguins led by Marty Vardaro corn- pletely overpowered a highly favored eleven from Waynesburg. Early in the second period Burns, playing heads-up ball, recovered a Yellow lacket fumble which set the stage for a 69 yard gallop by Vardaro for the lone Pen- guin marker. Waynesburg accounted for their score by falling on a blocked kick over the goal. The local eleven uncovered a powerful at- tack in the brilliant running of halfbacks Aiello and Vardaro. YOUNGSTOWN 0 OHIO UNIVERSITY 13 The Ohio U. qridders took advantage ot their breaks to hand the Periquins their first defeat ot the season in an otherwise eventiy fought game. Fumbles and intercepted passes paved the Way for the Bobcats' touchdowns. Warden, .giello arid Kaiwarski stood out for the Red and oid. 0850 YOUNGSTOWN DETROIT TECH Avenging the defeat handed them last year, the Penguins outplayed a husky Detroit eleven to the tune of 34-6. Fleetfooted Aiello repeat- edly outran the Detroit secondary to account for three Penguin markers, While Ace Con- gemi heaved two touchdown passes with War- 0860 den and Vardaro on the receiving end. A completely outclassed Detroit eleven managed to push over a lone marker from the two-yard line. YOUNGSTOWN . WESTMINSTER 44 0 Scoring at will, the Youngstown gridders swamped a hapless band of Titans from West- rninster. The aggressive blocking by the iinernen op- ened iarge gaps for the speedy and deceptive backs to romp through. Vardaro, Sontag, Aieiio, Walonsky and Heber iugged the pigskin to share in the Touchdown Parade. Substitu- tions were frequent in an effort to give the whole squad Valuable experience. 0870 YOUNGSTOWN 19 MORRIS-HARVEY U 0880 The local eleven, playing host to the Golden Eagles of Morris-Harvey, displayed a fast offensive with Congemi and Perantoni appear-- ing in the stellar roles. Skerratt Contributed much toward holding ihe visitors in check by ouidoing his brilliant past performances on defense. YOUNGSTOWN 28 TENNESSEE TECH 13 Avenging lost yeotr's deteot, the locotl eleven overpowered the Tennessee gridders in the onnuol homecoming ddy battle. Employing power, or tricky running dttdck with double ldterols, cmd d Well directed cxeridl bombardment, the Penguins scored in every period but the third, concluding with C1 14 point splurge in the lost trdme. 0890 YOUNGSTOWN AKRON Without the aid of the freshmen stalwarts, the local eleven had little trouble in topplinq the Akron Zippers by a score of l3-U. Perantoni playing one of his best games, manaqed to gather in a fumble from rnid-air to trot 33 yards for the first marker. Ace Con- gemi later faded back to heave a pass to 0900 Skerratt for the second tally. Warden converted the extra point to put the game on ice. YOUNGSTOWN 13 OHIO WESLEYAN 6 The Youngstown qridders Wound up their most successful grid sedson beating the Bdtt- linq Bishops on or fourth period touchdown pass. W in The Beedemen climdxed hdrd drives into Wesleyan territory by d bullet pdss from Con- qemi to Warden to put the qorrne dwoy. Vdrddro made the conversion. 0910 Q92 O I 909938 oav CBGXQG6 qd fa o f +160 me wg? - 36,0 QQ 9 Oo 1 910 ova wi 9010 Qieobkogi-e 6 Xooqb 'oo ee Ko Geez eeoefi 9 Rob Ooveqe N gfaxixek go XKGXK9 av. f Mex 544 x +119 sc K1 O ocixo eb ll G 9o46' Ywoee-ds we owtoe qxeoxeex o Xixekoiqfkoov- 04 as Qvoq cox oxixqv somlqsg 'Looms o fokxeo gcixek,-Neo 'xox ooe ofx we XivaXooxz.9 696 10og6'e1ef'i610 006 N Eblxoq ok we Kecx0f+15xB0 9o46' 52:20 oqekoqks OoSeqe QQXQ Sod-eQOCQ 6 No egooofto ecikoq. V60 We 4,00 Xoaf- Kowlos Standing. left io right-Rowlands. Pawlin. Halter. Enierline. Mogus. Bergman. Chuey Kroll, Heber. . Kneeling. left to riqhi-Bevingion, manager: Corletzi. Rosselli, couch. 094s Youngstown 42 Washington and Iefferson 55 Coach Rosselli's Red and Gold cagers initiated their tough 22-game schedule by succumbing to a classy W-I aggregation. Gaining a 21-17 lead at the half, the Presi- dents maintain a safe margin to the final gun. Ygunqsfown 25 hA ljast passimng ihio U. oucsfitddfowiiecl . . . t e enguins or t eir secon eea o Ohm University 41 the season. The Youngstown offense slowed considerably as the Bobcats start- ed hitting the hoop in the second half. Youngstown 44 Completing their disastrous road journey, the Red and Gold Xa i r 58 courtment bowed before the superior passwork of the Xavier V e flippers. Mogus, scoring 24 points, and Kroll extended them- selves in a futile effort to keep the Penguin aggregation apace of the high-scoring Musketeers. Ygungstgwn 59 The Rossellimen shook off their three game losing streak Hiram 48 with an easy win over Hiram. The locals got away to a 23-l7 lead at the half in the free scoring tilt. Aided by the sparkling passwork of their teammates, Mogus continuing his sensational scoring with 31 points, and Bergman hit the hoop from all angles. Youngstown Carnegie Tech Youngstown University of Dayton Youngstown 29 Westminster 42 Youngstown 62 Toledo DeSa1es 50 47 The first quarter was a see-saw battle 41 with every basket changing the lead. At half-time the teams were deadlocked 25-25. The Penguins took command in the second half to edge out the Tech quintet. The entire varsity line-up played good ball, with Mogus running wild again with 3U points. 53 The Youngstown cagers trounced the 40 Dayton Flyers for their third consecutive victory. The locals displayed fine pass- work with the entire team clicking to set the stage for the Mogus-Bergman attack, Mogus massing 32 points in the fray. The Titans got off to a fast start and coasted to an easy victory with the comfortable lead they piled up in the first half. The Youngstowners were unable to fill the gap with their second half rally. The Penguins snapped back into the Win column with a triumph over the aggressive Toledoans. With DeSales leading 31-27 at intermission, Mogus and Bergman found the range and shot the Penguins into a 33-38 tie at the expiration of the third period: this same duo, bagging 41 points, collaborated in the Youngstown spurt in the final minutes to put the locals in the lead. Capozza played an outstanding floor game. 0950 Youngstown St. Bonaventure Youngstown Canisius Youngstown Ithaca Youngstown Kent State 33 An injury-riddled Youngstown squad 53 dropped a decision to the rough Saint team. The New Yorkers set a fast pace to lead at the half, the Bossellimen wilting before their powerful attack. Bergman, Enterline, and Heber featured brilliantly in the Penguin passwork. 47 The Penguins were nosed out by a last 51 quarter scoring spree on the part of the Buffalo team. The local five having held sway at the intermission 30-25 played one of their best all-around games of the season. The snappy floor work of Berg- man and Enterline made up for the ab- sence of Mogus and his heavy scoring. The South Field l-louse was the scene of one of the season's most thrilling battles as the Bed and Gold eked out a victory over the visitors from New York state. With the score see- sawing back and forth, the Penguins were trailing at the third quarter mark 30-28. Ken Bergman then clinched the game in the final period by tossing two goals in the last thirty seconds of the fray. Led by Bergman and Kroll, the Youngstown five came from behind to topple a highly favored opponent. The Penguins playing a fast and rough game proved too much for the Golden Flashes from Kent State. Youngstown Akron Youngstown Geneva Youngstown Thiel Youngstown St. Francis Youngstown Waynesburg Youngstown Akron Youngstown Westminster Youngstown Kent State Youngstown Thiel Youngstown Hiram 28 Using a combination of smooth passing 62 and fast breaking the Zippers took the Penguins unprepared. The locals had an unexplainable off-night, sinking only lU of 48 tries. 44 With Mogus' last second charity toss 43 proving the margin of victory, the Pen- guins staved off a belated rally and took a hard fought 44-43 fray from the Covan- enters. Undefeated on their home court this season, the Youngstown quintet chalked up their eighth win. The locals took the lead in the opening frame holding it all the way without much trouble. Shaking the road jinx, the Penguins forced the St. Francis basketeers into an overtime and finally defeated them for their first road victory. Youngstown was trailing at the third quarter marker only to tie it up in the final frame 53-53. Swish Mogus then put the Youngstowners in the lead with three field goals while Heber applied the clincher. 53 Chalking up their ninth consecutive 47 triumph on the home floor, the locals tripped a classy Waynesburg quintet. In the last frame, the visitors climbed to within one point of the Penguins' lead, only to be set back by Mogus' and Cor- letzi's sharpshooting. 43 Avenging the trouncing which was 39 handed them earlier in the season, the Penguins defeated the Akron Zippers 43- 39, Both teams were evenly matched, but the locals capitalized on their charity tosses for the margin of victory. ,Before one of the largest collegiate basketball crowds ever assembled in Youngstown, the Westminster Titans were forced to quell a fourth period rally by the local aggregation. The Penguins, paced by Mogus and Heber, triumphed over the Kent State Golden Flashes for the second time this sea- son. Getting off to a bad start, the Youngstown cagers found their stride in the last half, unleashing a powerful basket barrage to put the game away. '74 Storming the net heavily in the last 58 frame, the Youngstown quintet laced Thiel for their l3th triumph of the season. Heber, Enterline, Corletzi and Kroll gave valu- able assistance to their two high-scoring mates, Mogus and Bergman. 64 Youngstown College basketeers closed 40 their l94O-4l campaign with an enviable record of 14 triumphs as against 8 defeats. Swish Mogus splitting the Hiram de- fense for 26 points, took second place in the state individual scoring race with 348 points as he led the Red and Gold to their final victory of the season. 0970 0980 Varsity Tennis Opened Iote season with C1 loss to Hirom-colleges on schedule include Westminster, Mount Union, cmd Akron- cifter or Warming up the netters anticipate cz successful seoson. MEMBERS: Icel Bevingion James Gribbon Robert Keiser Robert Buckley Dick Hellman James McGovern Carl Corletzi Harold Hoover Frank Schermer Homecoming Queen ADELAIDE FINNEGAN ., ,B . ..., .4.,.M- 4'-nw 'fi I? 1 '575f - ' D P- --f-- Q '- ' ,- ,I 5215 A :neg ' wi- E, 5 .,. , V5 x .,.,, . n V ':':::2IEiEI l 2 I i . 1 . 1 1 I 1 i 2 I 1 L qw The Freshmen-a new page in their books-new faces in our halls-in classrooms-new friends for us-fresh new ideas for our organizations-winning the annual bag rush-suffering nobly under the Freshman edict-rushing-pledging-commit- tees-social and scholastic organizations-making a place for themselves in college life-plans for years to come. 0102: , F1 S X59 569 0 we 650 99 'Nl , OSX QXON9' ZCKO e afx aio efao Q0 S90 Q 6' 36 QGQO Oo OSX Q1-XXX ,K9OSio9O6 1906 X5 K1 X O' by X000 ,eff cb QW ed 9 0 ,X we seq ef CSS' ox 0 4466 e'f'Oi0 ex , x C9995 QOQZQVOWQ .9596 GQ G06 O98 Qogtg SQ. NQQQXQ' :Xie W0 64 1 X Q30 ego Q09 OFFICERS: Phyllis Clever ............ President Iane Holloway ....... Vice President Thomas Atwood ......... Secretary Iohn Nelson ...... ..... T recrsurer mm! mmf ' sv-' Morris Abramovitz Eugene Acks Angelina Agnesi ,Anthony Aiello 'Olive Alexander Jack Allen Anthony Alonzo David Altman Rita Altman Frederick Anzivino Thomas Atwood Bernice Austin Ioseph Baal Oris Bacon. lean Bahm Richard Bailey Richard Baker Clarence Baldwin Feryne Baringer Thomas Barrett Ioseph Basick lack Baum Freshman Class leanne Belleville loseph Benchwick lames Bender Eli Berk Morton Berkowitz Iames Bernard Carl Bidner Ethel Mae Bingham lomer Birch Louis Blumer Carol Lynn Booker Douglas Brimner Harry Brooks Louis Buccilli lohn Bura Frank Burke Robert E. Burns James Burt Louis Bydo Mary Cain Mary Margaret Cal Leo Callen lan Anthony Candella Mary W. Cannon Angelo Capozza William Casler LeRoy Chalker Martin Cherry Anthony Chiccarelli Raymond Chubb Phyllis Clever Anita Collins Harry Conner Edward Cook Ioseph Corcoran Ioseph Costarella lack Cramb Lenore Craven Dominic Crisafi Chester Crumpler Anna DaCunto William Davidson Frank DeBartolo Lois DeCarpentier Helen DeCicco Frank Delute Frank Delick Samuel Deutsch Virginia Dihble Elaine Dobresco Ralph Dowell Lois Duesing Mary lane Duff Stanley Dunbar Edd Dunkerley Paul Dzaia Mary E. Edwards Kenneth Emery Dale Emge Robert Espall Carrol Essad David Evans loseph Ezzo Leonard Fagnano Robert Farnell Richard Fellers Milton Ferry Billie Findley lrvin Fine William Fiore Betty Jane Fish Michael Flaherty Bernice Fleming Violet Florea Wilfred Foley George Frommelt Jack Fry Iack Fulton Steve Furin Geraldino Fusco Doris Gardner Martin Gaudiouse lames Gaughn Carol Geary Henry Gelbke Robert Geltch ol039 William Gemma Eleanor Gibson Richard Gibson Donald Glaeser Park Glass Ann Grady Charles Granito Kolma Greenstone Edward Grenga Audrey Grimm Anthony Grybos William Grzywna Robert Gutknecht Paul Halter Lois Handel Saralouise Haneline Anne Hannon Charles Hans William Harkless loseph Harper Mary Ellen Harrell Donald Hart ol04o Raymond Hart Audrey Hay Orrin Henry Robert Henry Stephen Herzick Roy Hoeck Shirley Hoffman Maurice Hollander Mary lane Holloway Althea Holz Mariorie Houser Ioan Howell Martin Hughes Thomas Hughes Margit Hultman Nadine Hunter Charles Hura Leotta Iames William Iames Naomi Ieorndt Iames Johnston Carrol lones Freshman Iane Iones Nadine Iones Margaret Ioyce Robert Kermode Robert Kirkland Andrew Kirner Norma Klemm Irma Kreuzwieser Mary Kyle Martin Lackey Howard Landahl Wendell Lane George Lauar Howard Lee Vivian Lee Edward Leeson Iohn Lenhardt Lillian Lesky Eugene Liberati Carroll Lind Irene Liptak Sarah Longo Class William Lucy Bertram Lyden lunior E. Lynch Ray McElravy Iames McFadden Lucille MacGillivray Marilyn McGonigal Manes McGovern Rina McKinney Wayland McLane Robert McLaughlin Thomas Macchia Norma Malin Ann Manqie Frederick Mangie Ada Marinelli Joseph Markell Anthony Mastadonna William Mathews Benjamin Matthews Elaine Mattson Alexander Matyevich Q is Ioseph Mazias Ruth Meadows Neil Mentzer Betty Miller Loyal Milligan Bernice Mirkin Jean Mitchell Andrew Milinar Matthew Mohn Edward Moody Ann Morgan Mary Iane Morgan Iames Natale Vinton Neely Glenn Nelson Iohn Nelson Ruth Nelson Iohn Newell Margaret Novak lack Nybell William O'Dea Iuanita Odell Richard Organ Glenn Osborne Dorothy Otterman Thomas Paghell Harry Pagani William Parmenter Gayle Patterson John Pawlen Daniel Pecchio William Pelto Joseph Pepe Mary Pfeister Lucy Pizzuto Gene Planchak Nicholas Popp George Powers Caroline Printz Mabel Prior Peggie Pyle James Pysher William Quirk Joseph Rade Freshman Class Anthony Ragazzine Eugene Rega Elizabeth Reich Geraldine Reiter Minnie Revish Lillian Rhoades Jack Ricalton Helen Rigas Robert Righter Michael Roberts Mildred Rody Paul Romack Paul Rominger Alvin Ronczka Eddie Rose Henrietta Rosenfield Anthony Roselli George Rowlands Mildred Rowley Joseph Ruberto Jalck Russell Mary Samboler Paul Sample Reginald Sanders Peter Savarino Claramae Scarnecchia Dan Scarnecchia Frank Schermer Henry Schmidt Joseph Schmotzer Ruth Schneider Martha Schultz Stephen Sevednesky Bernard Siqal Charles Simon Ralph Simon Trent Siple Mariorie Slagle Charles Slaven Lewis Smith Joseph Sontich John Sosnowchik Wade Stillwagon Albert Stocker Winifred Strader Roberta Strowm Janette Suchin Marvin Swartz George Swilt Louie Tabor Frank Talbot Anne Tate Frank Tedde Norma Tradler Joseph Trepanosky Frances Truhan Anna Mae Tucciarone Joseph Vanasky Martin Vardaro Andrew Vargo Rita Vaschak Mary Vogel Joachim Vouros Jennie Vrancic WW' David Wagner William Waite Ned Ware Robert Warren Gregor Watson Clifford Way Paul Wehrinqer Birdie Welcher Welsh Thomas Lois Westlund Edward Whalen William Whan James Williams Colwell Wilson Virginia Wilson Ann Woytowich Mary Wrench Stanley Yancar Rosemary Yannerella Michael Yatsko Dominic Zarella 01050 O 106 0 K.-5' Q96 9-QOY fxoode sv N9 ce bo 6 4480 boo -QM Qkxe GXQQQQO-OX66 X90 lx 0509 ,gxgqx Qox-ev! 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' 'Se lden . cre T ., .Tre tary crsu rer Kenneth Bergman Ioel Bevington Robert Burns Steve Chuey Francis Colclaset Iohn Conqemi Carl Corletzi Edwin Enterline Sloko Gill George Hardie lames Heber MEMBERS: Cyril Iames Edward Kalwarski Leo Mogus Baylor Patterson Matzi Perantoni Anthony Sandy Ralph Skerratt Archie Shoup Dick Sontaq Cyrus Warden Tony Vivo olO7o ol08o Mimes Mimes Dramatic Fraternity-organized at Youngstown College in l927- membership open to all students with dramatic abilities and ideas-members help backstage-do make-up work-act as electricians-prompters-attend popular plays and act as critics-Opened year with a social gathering at Birch Hill Cabin-presented the Shakespearean actors in Macbeth and Merchant of Venice --produced the outstanding play I Killed the Count -a great success-combined with the music department to present the Gilbert and Sullivan opera lolanthe -gave a Russian comedy in chapel-also a quiz program with students versus professors-members working toward election into Alpha Psi Omega--cheers for this year's accomplishments. OFFICERS: ' Marion Steadman ........ President Thelma Ashbaugh .... Vice President LaVeme Downs .... ..... S ecretary Betty Birchard . . . . . .Treasurer MEMBERS: Thelma Ashbaugh Betty Birchard Virginia Byerly Laverne Downs Dorothy Erskine Alice Faust Anthony Gentile Margit Hultman Catherine Iaczko Betty McDermott Dorothy O'Horo Shirley Peterson Mabel Prior Dorothy Southwick Marion Steadman Valeria Truhan Enjoyed an active season during the past year-debated with twenty-tive colleges and universities-intercollegiate question Was: Re- solved: That the Nations ot the Western Hemi- sphere Should Form a Permanent Union. - crowning climax of the season was the Grand Eastern Tournament held at Rock Hill, South Carolina-debating before clubs, organizations, church groups brought into practice-use of Oregon style as well as Oxford was also intro- duced this year. CHARTER MEMBERS: Roy Fisher George Gardner Anthony Gentile Robert Gutknecht Fred Lanz Edward Leeson Marilyn McGoniqal Asher Sweeney David Altman Richard Baehler Stephen Chuey Pauline Church , Phyllis Clever Robert Coyne Iames Dollison ADVISER: Debate OFFICERS: Fred Lanz ................ President Stephen Chuey ...... Vice President Pauline Church ........... Secretary M,-, w, 3, Jenks George Gardner. .. .... Treasurer 01090 ll Religion In Life George Hardie ................ President Thelma Ashbaugh . .Secretary-Treasurer Organized last year-Dr. H. V. Stearns and Rev. Schuyler E. Garth directors-provides fellowship for students interested in religious discussions-headed by Ralph Skerratt as first president-now under capable leadership of George Hardie-meetings on Sunday after- noons-at Trinity Methodist Parish House- interesting and informative talks-guest speak- ers-Rev. Garth, Rev. Longberry, Rev. Wil- liams, Mr. Glasgow, Miss Maiden-Spring- the annual picnic - food - games -talks - memories. EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE: MEMBERS: Phyllis Clever Pauline Church Mariorie Fellers Alden Gross Fred Lanz Thelma Ashbauqh Robert Burns Phyllis Clever Pauline Church Alice Faust Mariorie Fellers Annette Fox Alden Gross George Hardie Fred Lanz Ralph Skerratl Cyrus Warden Newman Club-embraces all Catholic stu- dents-headed by loe Seefried then Iulius Chubak the latest prexy-Spiritual adviser and pal Father Wolf-meetinqs on Sunday after- noons-question box-quest speakers-plans for Communion Breakfast-The Mass-soft morning in the sun-flickering candlelight- organ melodies-rich stained glass windows- peace, dignity and serenity,-Retreat during Lent-under the capable chairmanship of Bob Murphy-spring on the campus-lazy, warm days-last meeting-plans for our final blow- out-The Picnic-the annual all-day affair- heaps of food - baseball - dancing' - shady trees-soft grass-drowsy warm sun-lune- memories-dancing under the stars at the Man- sion-lingering departures- It All Comes Back To Me Now -be good. MEMBERS: Marie Barrett Dorothy Betts Louis Blumer Mary Brincka Mary Margaret Griffin Betty McDermott Robert Murphy Dorothy O'Horo Sue Oleak Virginia Rostan Clara May Housteau Paul Sample Peg Holiday Margaret Harris Don Hart Margaret Brinko Carl Hubert Mary Callan Lucille Ceqlie Catherine Iaczko Lenora Craven Michael Kirila Larry Kundis lean Stanton Ann Dolney Martin Guadiose Iack Marsh Michael Yatsko George Schwager Rosemary Yannerella Newman Club OFFICERS: Iulius Chubak ............ President Catherine Iaczko ..... Vice President Lenora Craven .... Corres. Secretary Mary Margaret Griifin .... Rec. Sec'y Paul Sample ............. Treasurer International Relations National organization-aims to recognize the vital need for an intelligent public opinion-study and discuss interna- tional affairs-membership composed of all politically interest- ed students-bi-weekly meetings-occasional speakers-books and literature donated by Carnegie Endowment for Interna- tional peace-meeting at Mr. McCorlcle's apartment-conv fortable bachelor quarters Coit the record?-talk by Dr. Semans on International Conservation''-generosity of Mr. McCorkle -giving members literature and maps-discussion of Pan- American Union-hope to attend national conference next year-ended successful season with a get together at Birch Hill Cabin. MEMBERS: Betty Birchard Betty Mae Iones Virginia Byerly Mike Kirila William Colqrove . George Garnick Moms Leven Anthony Gentile lqmes LlndsaY Bernard Glass Mike Schwartz Morris Leven. . . .......... President Betty Birchard. . . Secretary-Treasurer Carl Saba. Honorary President Anthony Gentile.Program Chairman Mr. John McCork1e, Advisor Eunice Marie Barrett George Brainard. Jr. Theodore Burke William Cooper Paul Coulthard Clarence Cover John Aiken Donald Balch Mary Bentley Booth Jack Barnhart William Bartolo Samuel Battafarano Alex Downie. Jr. Marie Barrett Samuel Belieif Donald Balch Sylvian Bouche Dawn Patrol Primary-Summer. 1940 John Crane Anthony Gentile Richard Cropley Eugene Herman Harold De Arment Russell Hill, Jr. Andrew Dietrich Virgil Hobart John R. Evans. Jr. Stephen Hrzich James Gailey Victor Lindberg Primary-Fall. 1940 Joseph Carter Eugene Fiedler Edward Cook Paul Foster James Criscione, Jr. Frank Hoftecker. Jr. Primary-Spring, 1941 Suzanne Edwards John Padach Alvin Hannah Nicholas Palchefsky Frank Kitko Robert Sargent Joseph Lawhorn Raymond Schott Secondary-Fall. 1940 Howard Blair James Gailey George Brainard, Jr. Thomas Hobbs. Jr. John Morris Ray Nixon James Pfahler Stephen Poleschuck Gerald Ray Robert Saunders Cornelius Kennedy Margaret Kirchner Richard Lane James Scott Jean Seymour Louis Shirock William Watson Stephen Poleschuk Robert Saunders Secondary-Spring. 1941 Anthony Canale Frank Hotfecker. Jr. Eugene Fiedler Frank McClure Thomas Morgan James Owens Ruth Schmid Dale Schoenfeld Robert Smith George Thompson Frank Wilk Bishop McDonald Thomas Morgan James Owens Richard White Earl Williams Paul Yavorsky Irvin White. Jr. Archie Shoup Stanley Yagel 113 H4 French Club OFFICERS: Roy Fisher ............... President Olga Parfenchuk ..... Vice President Eleanor Donnan .......... Secretary Robert Schrock .... .... T reasurer Made h -open to ter hours ducted in onorary fraternity by Student Council all students who have twelve semes- of French-bi-Weekly meetings con- French-quest speakers. MEMBERS: Eleanor Donnan Roy Fisher Annette Fox Ruth Kalver Olga Parfenchul: Marjorie Randall Henrietta Rosenfield Robert Schrock ADVISER: Doctor Richardson Opened fall season with hike and Weiner roast in Mill Creek-invitations to freshmen girls-swishing through colorful leaves-sitting around a gay, dancing fire-Christmas party -original Santa favors-folk dancing-holly spirit-point system Worked out-Letter as goal for each member-ping-pong tournament with Cleo Chelekis capping honors-Nancy Fitori, runner-up - volleyball tournament - rivals - hard playing-excitement-winning team pre- sented keys-Easter egg hunt and breakfast in Mill Creek-early, snappy, clear morning -all day picnic in June-food-fun-ended successful year. Nancy Fitori .............. President Marion Steadman .... Vice President Dorothy Erskine . . . ..... Secretary Catherine Iaczko ......... Treasurer Miss Iean Gaskeen ........ Advisor W. A. A. MEMBERS: Virginia Byerly Cleo Chelekis Ann Dolney I.aVerne Downs Dorothy Erskine Alice Faiist Nancy Fitori Ester Hill Catherine Iaczko Naomi Ioemdt Betty McDermott Marilyn McGoniqal Clara Mines lean Stanton Marion Steadman Iennie Vrancic Rosemary Yannerella Girls Octette 3 ls MEMBERS: Mary Campbell Ester Hill Sylvia DeBartolo Althea Holz Eleanor Donnan Arlene Iones Annette Fox Jean Patterson Sang in Chapel several times during year -at a Y. M. C. A. party for the kiddies at Christmas. Frosh Soph a King FRED LANZ Kappa Sigma Kappa 7 OUR PATRONS 2 Congratulations- Class of 1941 MCKELVEYS CHESSHIRE STUDIO Extends congratulations and best Wishes for future success and happiness Official Photographers to the Youngstown College Class of 1941 Wake Up and Dream -remembering that in America opportunities still are wide for young men and young Women who have visions of service . . . remembering that only the Wide-awake will fulfill their dreams. ' O Best Wishes, Class of 19411 STROUSS-HIRSI-IBERG'S Youngstown's Dependable Store for More Than 66 Years Compliments Ot Youngstown Handy Service Stores ON YOUR VACATION T R AV E L BEST BY BUS Superior Transportation Ser- vice Throughout Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsyl- vania and Northern West Virginia. PENN - lllllfl eoacfr. .final BUS ARCADE West Federal St. Phone 3-4141 IZI 0 af-uf Kaeme KRISPY KREME DONUT CO. avz s. MAPLE srnsrzr AKRON, omo FR 5014 Brewster 82 Roberts Co. Typewriters New and Rebuilt Underwood, Royal and Corona Typewriters RENTALS - SUPPLIES And SERVICE 209 W. Boardman Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone 3-7673 To the Graduate of 1941 Shoes That Complete Your Ensemble From 33.98 to 556.95 L U S T I G ' S A Department Store of Shoes LAMAITA R e s t a u r a n t 321 WEST FEDERAL STREET PHONE 3-9225 Real Italian Spaghetti Our Specialty Luncheons Dinners 11 A.M.-2 P.M. 5 P.M,-10 P.M. 3Uc to SOC 75c to S150 0 NO LUNCHEONS SERVED ON SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS gov Qualify gijfls V PUGH BROS. gziwelers 15 W. Federal St. Youngstown, O. V Use the Pugh Payment Plan FLEMING ART SHOP CSuccessor to McLeod Company? ARTISTS' MATERIALS Pictures and Picture Frames Framing a Specialty Michael H. Fleming, Proprietor PHONE 3-1432 37 NORTH HAZEL STREET 01220 PARK FREE While You Shop By Havinq Your Car WASHED, SIMONIZED, LUBRICATED OR NECESSARY BRAKE, BODY, OR MECHANICAL SERVICE Done at the Youngstown Garage. ' Inc.. Phelps and Boardman St. Phone 3-4156 YOUNGSTOWN G A R A G E . I N C . 5 ' 124 W. Boardman St. Phone 3-D622 IEWELER Federal at Hazel Youngstowifs Largest and Finest Compliments 0 Q o from the The Famous Purple Cow Coffee Shop The Crystal Dining Room The Banclbox Snack Bar C H A M P I 0 N The Beautiful New Casoades Music and Entertainment Recreation nter Ce The Finest Banquet Facilities in the City Bowl for Your Health Q Q o PICK-OHIO HOTEL 01230 I 1 RESPONSIBLE CLEANERS AND F URRIERS Phone 44405 Niles 22316 Girard 55215 lam J. WELLINGTON The Sfambaush- Thompson Co. n Q f Equal or Greater Values Famous for French Fries I Younqstowns Great Value Center for Hardware, Elec- ' 0 ' trical Appliances, Rugs, Ranges, Paints, Lamps, 1915 Hillman and Home Needs. 5653 Market St. 114 W. FEDERAL STREET 2627 MARKET STREET Hamburgs Butter Steaks 1652 MAHONING AVE. T O D H O T E L . 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