Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

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'4 77Ze44cz9e It is only fitting that the 1946 Neon is gratefully dedicated to you men and women who have re- turned to Youngstown College from years in the services. You have come to us enriched with the experi- ence of having met successfully situations which were difficult and demanding beyond measure. The wisdom you will find in college is of another sort. I believe that you, in the deeper understanding gained from your war years, already expect to find here values beyond simple preparation for your chosen careers, standards of integrity on which to base the new structure of personal and national and international life which you must build. I can think of no better wish for your college years than that you will learn to know and ap- preciate these high standards. Deans W DR. GEORGE M. WILCOX. Deon of the College l DR. IOSEPH E. SMITH. Dean of Men DR. LOUIS A. DEESZ, Dean of the School of Engineering Heads of College Div1s1ons IOHN ALLISON, A. B. Dean of School of Business Adminisiruiion ARNOLD HOFFMAN. A. M. Dean oi Dana School of Music RAYMOND FALLS, LL. B Dean of Law School Faculty 2nd RowiHenry V. Stecxrns, P. P. Buchanan, Clarence P. Gould, Karl W. Dykemcx, W. L. Webster, P. C. Pickard, G. M. Wilcox. B 1st Row-Virginia Fahringer, Beity Lipply, Mcxry B. Smith, Venita Davies, Helen W. Lyon, Amie Monohcm, Freda Flint, Marguerite Friedrich, Elizabeth B. Morgan Buck Row-C. Huey, O. L. Reid, William H. Taft, Ioseph E. Smiih, Paul C. Luginbill - H Front Row-Clair Worley, Inga Worley, Catherine Bridgham, Ina Van Noppen, Fay Lxtvm, Laurys Fee, Stellar Casscxno, Leonard T. Richardson Music School Faculty Lefi to right-Hollander, Dehnbostel, Dehnhostel, Cook, Schmitt Business School Faculty Mr. Williams, Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Getlmcm, Miss Otterman, Miss Ienkins, Mrs. Pilz Engineering School Faculty Koran. Oyen. Ellis. Poto Howard W. Iones, A. M., Iohn F. Allison, M.B.A. . . . Ivis Boyer, A. B. ..... . Maurine Brunner, A. M. .... . Philip P. Buchanan, M. Ed. Stella Cassano, A. M. ..... . . . . Lillian Cole .. . R. D. Craig ........ Louis A. Deesz, E. E. .... . Karl W. Dykema, A. M. ...... . Officers of Administration D. Ped. .............................. President . . . . . Director, Division of Business Administration Secretary to President Librarian Registrar Secretary to Dean of the College Auditor . . . . . . . . . . . . Registrar of the Business School . . . . . Dean, William Rayen School of Engineering Director, Division of Languages and Literature Raymond L. Falls, LL. B. .. ..... Director, School of Law Freda R. Flint, A. B. ....... .......... . Marguerite Friedrich, A. B. Arnold E. Hoffman, A. M. ...... . . . Director of Public Relations . . . . . . . Association Director of Public Relations Director, The Dana Musical Institute Margaret I. Humelbaugh, B. S. ...... ............... A ssociate Librarian Elizabeth Morrison Land, B. P. S. M. .... ................ P sychometrist Betty Lipply ....................... Helen Walker Lyon ..... . . . . Assistant to Business Manager Cashier P. Calvin Pickard, A. B. .................. Business Manager O. L. Reid, A. M. ......... Ioseph Earl Smith, Ph. D. . Mary Boyer Smith, A. B. . . . Virginia Thomas ...... Willard L. Webster ...... George M. Wilcox, Ph. D. I. B. Williams ........... Director, Division of Social Sciences .. .................. Dean of Students . . . . Assistant Registrar Secretary to Registrar . . . Director of Athletics . . . . . Dean of the College . . . . Director, Business School 's x W T4 Ai 'E 5 E 3, ix .4 if -H L 'ES Y . i if . 25 2 Ekwaea Z z J 1 .2 ,Q-fa. w f ,U-3:7 J' 5 A' 5: K X ,ff ilu 'Q K' V177 FLA - Z' , N i CS Z' 122: K 'Z 'IN' I .5 ---:f 1 U X , Z gffg f f f ' -S v f f 1 I f' 711,51 -- A ' , i . f: 4 l- 1 32,2 f -f '-7 1 ! - f'-TZ. Q ' Senior Class Our last year in college. Attending college activities. Getting the Neon to press. May Day. May formal at Stambaugh's. Iune, editor of lambar. Iudy, Neon chief. Lois McCallister, awarded a scholarship to Western Reserve. Marge Thomas, Neon associate editor. Only class boasting three Iarnbar editors. Looking forward to careers. Pictures at Kenneth Klein's. Marcia, a member of the faculty. Memberships in Who's Who and Delta Epsilon. Host of senior functions. Responsibilities. Graduation! OFFICERS President ....... .... I udith Megala Vice-President . . . . . . Marjorie Thomas Secretary .... .. . Elizabeth Patrick Treasurer . . . . . Mary Bell Gilbert Advisor . . . . . . Mrs. Ioseph Smith Front Row-Gilbert, Thomas, Megala Back Row-Mrs. Smith, Patrick ANTHONY S. AIELLO B. S. in Education Education Football Varsity Y Club FLORENCE MARIE BAILEY B. S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Excelsor-Secretary Epsilon Theta Gamma HELEN MARINELLI BARILLAIRE B. S. in Education Elementary Education RUTH CHARLOTTE BERGER B. S. in Education Elementary Education Religion in Life Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Chorus Gamma Sigma IRENE SIRBU AURILIO B. S. in Education Elementary Education ADELE ELIZABETH BAIRD Bachelor of Arts Mathematics International Relations Club Religion in Life, Vice-president, Secretary Chapel Choir Chorus Alpha Theta Delta BEVERLY ANN BENIAMIN B. S. in Education Elementary Education Religion in Life Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Sophomore Class Vice-president Iunior Prom Queen Snowflake Frolic Attendant Gamma Sigma, Treasurer VIRGINIA LOUISE BLACKMAN Bachelor of Arts Social Science lniernational Relations Club Religion in Life: Who's Who W2 A. A., Sec., Pres. Young Women's Group Social, President Student Council, Treasurer lambar, Society Editor, Assistant Circulation Manager Pan-Hellenic Council Chairman of Freshman Breakfast Alpha Theta Delta, Vice-president GEORGE C. W. BOWLES Bachelor of Arts English Religion in Life CHESTER L. BRISLEY Bachelor of Science Industrial Engineering WEALTHIE D. BUSH B. S. in Education Music Education Religion in Life Dana Music Forum Chorus Chapel Choir Sigma Alpha Iota IRMA DIAMONDSTEIN B. S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Mimes Speech Society Neon Chorus Alpha Psi Omega Phi Lambda Delta BETTY IO BOYTS Bachelor of Arts Art Art Club Women's Athletic Association Young Women's Group Social ROBERT FRANCIS BURKE Bachelor of Arts Art Art Club, Executive Committee Newman Club Student Council Neon, Art Editor Turkey Hop, Co-Chairman Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who Alpha Psi Omega, Pres., V. P. Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary IAMES P. COYLE Bachelor of Arts Social Science Newman Club Gessner Law Club HOWARD GLENN EDSALL B. S. in Education Religion in Life, Sec., V. Pres. Speech Society Hi-Ed's Student Council, Secretary Iambar Neon Freshman Class President Iunior Class President Pan-Hellenic Council Snowflake Frolic, Chairman Iunior Prom, Chairman Who's Who Polio Drive, Chairman Phi Sigma Epsilon DOROTHY MARIE GARD B. S. in Education Music Education Women's Athletic Association Young W'omen's Group Social Dana Music Forum, President Neon, Staff Chorus Chapel Choir Band Orchestra Sigma Alpha Iota Delta Epsilon Who's Who MARY BELL GILBERT B. S. in Education , Elementary Education International Relations Club Religion in Life Elementary Teachers' Professional Club, Treasurer, Vice President, President Women's Athletic Association Iambar, Staff Neon, Senior Co-Editor Women's Choir Senior Treasurer EVELYN IUNE GRIMSLEY B. S. in Education Elementary Education Religion in Life: Art Club Elementary Teachers, Sec. Student Council, W.A.A. lambar, Editor, Assistant Editor Neon, Photography, Art, Editor Chapel Choir Iunior Class Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council Iunior Prom Attendant Sigma Tau Delta Alpha Theta Delta, Pres., Sec. Y. C. Ping W'ho's Who May Queen: Delta Epsilon CHRISTIAN G. LUCAS Bachelor of Science Industrial Engineering WILMA ROSE GESSLER B. S. in Education Biology Newman Club Omicron Lambda Gamma Sigma, Treasurer IEANNE MARIE GILLESPIE Bachelor of Arts Languages Newman Club ROBERT ARTHUR HANSSEN Bachelor of Arts Social Science Art Club, Treasurer Student Council, Treasurer Phi Epsilon, Treasurer HELENE MARIE LUKICH B. S. in Education Music Education Religion in Life Wbmen's Athletic Association Mimes Speech Society Dana Music Forum Hi-Eds Debate Club Chorus Chapel Choir Band, Majorette Y Alpha Theta Delta, Sec. May Prom Attendant Neon LOIS IEAN MCCALLISTER Bachelor of Arts Social Science International Relations Club Religion in Life W.A.A., Secretary Hi-Eds Student Council lambar, Editor Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta, President, Secretary, Treasurer Who' W'ho Gamma Sigma Y. C. Pin IUDITH L. MEGALA B. S. in Education Elementary Education Social Science International Relations Club Elementary Teachers'g W.A.A. Newman Club: Speech Society Student Council: Iambar, Editor Neon, Feature Editor, Editor Chapel Choir Senior Class President Chairman of May Day Delta Epsilon: Who's Who Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-president, Alpha Theta Delta: Y. C. Pin HAROLD RAYMOND MOREY Bachelor of Arts Biology Houghton College President of lunior Class Basketball Football Youngstown College Omicron Lambda, Vice president MARY CATHERINE MURPHY Bachelor of Science Nursing Newman Club Omicron Lambda Eta Delta Sigma Student Council Pan-Hellenic, President, Secretary BISHOP RAMSEY I McDUFFIE Bachelor of Arts Biology Excelsor Speech Society Neon ' Inter-racial Committee Omicron Lambda Kappa Alpha Psi, Polemarch CLIFFORD W. MOORE. IR. Bachelor of Arts Social Science Religion in Life Delta Epsilon Veterans Collegiate Society Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who ANN VIRGINIA MORGAN B. S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Orchestra SOPHIE RUTH NATHAN B. S. in Education X Elementary Education EDWARD MICHAEL OSTROWSKI Bachelor of Arts Social Science Veteran's Collegiate Society, Chaplain Student Council Pan-Hellenic Iambar, Sports Editor Phi Sigma Epsilon HARRY SAMUEL PAGANI B. S. in Education Elementary Education FRANCES MARIE PALOTSEE B. S. in Education Elementary Education Art Club Newman Club Elementary Teachers' Professional Club Women's Athletic Association Speech Society, Secretary Iarnbar Staff Phi Lambda Delta, Vice President SULTANA THOMAS PERRIS Bachelor of Arts Chemistry Omicron Lambda Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta ANGELINA AGNESI PAGANI B. S. in Education Elementary Education MARIAN M. PAGLIASOTTI Associate in Business Administration Alpha Theta Delta Mimes Snow-flake Queen May Day Pagent, Sleeping Beauty Newman Club, Secretary ELIZABETH GABRIELLE PATRICK B. S. in Education Elementary Education Newman Club, Sec. of Ohio Valley Province of Newman Clubs E. T. P. C., Pres. Treas. W. A. A., Pres., V. Pres. Iarnbar, Society Editor Neon, Senior Editor Secretary Senior Class May Day Attendant Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who Alpha Theta Delta, Treasurer MARY MAGDALENE PETRANSKY Bachelor ot Science Nursing Omicron Lambda 'MARY ANN POPE Bachelor of Arts English Newman Club Speech Society Hi-Eds Snowflake Attendant Sigma Tau Delta Phi Lambda Delta ELVERA BELLA ROSSI B. S. in Education Business Education International Relations Club Newman Club Hi-Ed's, President Pan-Hellenic Council Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who Tau Kappa Nu, President MARIORIE GERMAIN E THOMAS Bachelor of Arts Biology Newman Club, Vice President Mimes: W. A. A. Iarnbar, Circulation Manager Neon: Who's Who Iunior Class President Senior Class Vice President Pan-Hellenic Council, Sec., Treas. Chairman, Iunior Prom Chairman, Interfraternity Dance lunior Prom Attendant May Prom Attendant Gamma Sigma, President LUCILLE WEISEL B. S. in Education Music Education Dana Music Forum Chorus Chapel Choir Sigma Alpha Iota, Vice President Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta MADELINE ANGELA PUCCI Bachelor of Science Music Education International Relations Club Newman Club: W. A. A. Mimes: Who's Who Speech Society: Student Council Dana Music Forum Iambar: Neon Chorus: Chapel Choir Iunior Class Vice President Band: Orchestra Sigma Alpha Iota, President Sigma Tau Delta MARY GERTRUDE, ROTHERMUND Bachelor of Arts English Religion in Life: Mimes Speech Society: Hi-Eds Debate Club: Iambar Chorus: Who's Who Pan-Hellenic Council May Prom Attendant Sigma Tau Delta Alpha Psi Omega Phi Lambda Delta, Treas., Pres. MARCIA ANN WELSH Newman Club V. Pres., Sec. Women's Athletic Association Mimes, Corresponding Secretary Hi-Eds: lambar Student Council, Sec., V. Pres. Neon, Photography Editor Junior Class Vice President Pan-Hellenic Council Chairman of Freshman Reception May Prom Attendant Delta Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who: Y. C. Pin Alpha Theta Delta, V. Pres. IOHN D. WILLIAMS. IR. Associate in Business Administration Accounting MORRIS I. ABRAMOVITZ Bachelor of Science in Education RUTH BANFIELD Bachelor of Science in Education REED SPROUL BATTIN Bachelor of Laws DONALD RUSSELL BERNAT Bachelor of Science ROBERT M. BIRCH Bachelor of Arts PHYLLIS IANE BIVIANO Title of Associate in Business Administration MILDRED IRENE BRIGGS Bachelor of Science in Education ' VIRGINIA R. BRUGLER Title oi Associate in Business Administration FREDERICK ALBERT COOPE Bachelor of Laws MARIORIE B. CURRY Bachelor of Science in Education AMELIA IANET CVENGROS Title of Associate in Business Administration EVA LOU DeARMENT Bachelor of Science in Education LEO E. DOWNEY Bachelor of Laws WILLIAM STALL DUSTMAN Bachelor of Science ANNA FAHRNEY Bachelor of Science in Education ROSE FEDYNA Title of Associate in Business Administration ALICE REAGAN FUNKHOUSER Bachelor of Science in Education EILEEN GWIN Title of Associate in Business Administration HAZEL M. HOOD Bachelor of Science in Education IDA BELLE HOOD Bachelor of Science in Education MARY LOUISE I-IURA Title of Associate in Business Administration LEOTTA LOUISE IAMES Bachelor of Science in Education FREDERICKA ELIZABETH KOCH Bachelor of Science GERTRUDE ANN KUSHNER Title of Associate in Business Administration FRED C. LANZ. IR. Bachelor of Arts EVANGELINE MAGOULAKIS Title of Associate in Business Administration LOUISE MAIIK Bachelor of Science in Education MARY ANN MATIS Title of Associate in Business Administration EDNA L. MCBRIDE Bachelor of Science in Education MARY THERESA McGUCKIN Bachelor of Science in Education MAEBELLE MCINTOSH Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT H. MCMURRY Bachelor of Science in Education RUTH ELIZABETH MEADOWS Bachelor of Science in Education REGINA I. MELODY , Bachelor of Science in Education MINNIE GERTRUDE MIRKIN Bachelor of Science in Education IANE A. O'BRIEN Bachelor of Arts WILLIAM OMEIS Bachelor of Science in Education ELMER THOMAS PHILLIPS Bachelor of Arts LUCY IONES PUCK S Bachelor of Science in Education IOHN RUF FALO. IR. Bachelor of Laws HENRY W. P. SCHMIDT Title of Associate in Business Administration IEAN K. SCOTT Bachelor of Science in Education HARRY SISEK Bachelor of Arts MARIORIE STORES ' Title of Associate in Business Administration ROBERT LOUIS TATMAN Bachelor of Laws DORIS MARIE TAYLOR Title of Associate in Business Administration SISTER M. BARBARA TURK Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT LONG WALKER Bachelor of Arts HELEN IANE WHEELER Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD OLIVER WILSON Bachelor of Laws IENNIE ZHUCK Bachelor of Science Juniors Officers of various campus organizations. One year to go. Pan-Hell prexies ferry Watt and Mike Kirwan. Welcoming scores of juniors back to school. Brains in Delta Epsilon. Cramming for exams. Greek presidents-Gene, Iean, ' foe and Ierry. Bradshaw, president of R. I. L. Maryanna Tornich, president of Y. W. G. S. A promising senior class. The lunior Prom at Starnbaugh's. Our beautiful queen. Listed in the honoraries. Prexy Howard Edsall an all-around man. Freshman prexy last year and graduating this August. OFFICERS President ....... . . . Howard Edsall Vice President .... . . . Ieanne Grice Secretary ..... .. Virginia D'Isa Treasurer . . . . . . Hal Davies Front Row-G1-ice. Davies Buck Row-D'Iscr, Edsczll 3rd row-Watt, Udell, Wilson, Woods, Nicewcmer, Pcxrmenier. Rose, Smith 2nd row-Schettino, Rozich, Musiadonncx, Owens, Rich, Tornich, Woloxsyn, Peppel, Steel. Naughton, Taylor lst row-Delfs, Poole, Mellinqer, Sontich, Rcxpiou, Piiz, Walker, Peyko 2nd Row-Lcxwthorn, Kurillcx, Lulcz, Kirwan, Churlebois, Cubbison, Fortunate, Gumerale, Butis D'Isu, Kalivas, D'Orsi I lst Row-Kosma, Edsall, Bradshaw, Iahn, Goodrich, Kosiyk, Grice. Davies Sophomore Class Getting accustomed to college life. Renewing activities. Attending the dances. Active in organizations. Members on the Dean's List. Velker and Vesy aiding the Iambar and Neon. The halfway mark towards a degree. Phyllis and Marion, prom queens. The feeling of belongingness. Covelli and Blazina in Council. Schettino an able president. Class and club officers. Patrinos, Phi Sig prexy. Anticipating two more years of fun. OFFICERS President ....... .... R obert Schettino Vice President . .. ...... Daniel Rich Secretary .... .. Isabel McLennon Treasurer . . . . . . Charles Kristy Front Row-Kristy Buck Row-Rich. Munz. Schettino First row-P. Muehlbauer, I. Staaf, Mattis, L. Sisek, G. Kushner, M. Dyer, D. Taylor, I. McCormick, M. Mantle, M. Nqgel, E. Simko Second row-Magalcxrus, Sumerlund, M. Patterson, B. Ncxce, H. Mentzer, Third row-S. Merritt, D. Marlos, W. Munz Fourth Row-R. Muccio, C. Kazenski, Moore, Stores, Parker Znd wltlxioyv-Timko, Snyder, Skinner, Reed, Urcxy, Williams, Rodway, Allen, Paglicxsoiti, Ugran 1 mms lst Row-Thomas, Sisley, Scmkey, Setnyk, Anderson, Velker, Vesy First row-A. Detesco, P. Ford, I. Aswcrd, L. Denkleberq, M. Higman, F. Anderson, A. Yewcxll, A. Carrino, DeConto Second Row-P. Grein, V. Brugler, V. Folkwein, V, Antonovich, B. Arnold, R. Hum, H. Guy, B.. Fish, A. Brennan, Amundson, M. Ferrcmti, F. Gutman, R. Backus, T. Mdlkoff. Ccdcxlcrnd Third Row-I. Creps, Morris, T. Thomson, O. Bulgo Freshman Class Coming to college. Millions of men. Getting acclimated. Welcoming the veterans. The hectic campaign for class elections. Alice Woodside a Pan- Hell attendant. Members on the Dean's List. Prexy Dave's sense of humor. Alice and Bob, Council representatives. The two freshman receptions. Stag line, too. More people than we've seen in a long time. The Freshman Tea for our mothers. Going Greek. The little green frosh caps. Building the foundation for a college career. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Dave Lichenstein Vice President .. .... Edward Chop Secretary .... .. . Iames McMahon Treasurer .... . . . Millard Biggs Left to right-Chop. McMahon. Lichenstein First Row-Taylor, A. Woodside, Tesone, W. Wohmer, F. Wells, C. Yoho, G. Thomas, H. Wilhelm, H. Wymer, V. Tornich Second Row-G. Wood, I. Werden, Waters, P. Smcrldino, I. Walsh. Uber Third row-E. Wilson, I. Ventresco, P. Shellhummer, Yelscrnko, Yabcrlonski, R. Weyer, M. Weaver, A. Trcrvonovich, T. Walsh, W. Wellington 3rd row-Gnagy, Geewus. De Pasqucr, Dczly, Feyock, Finn, C. Gardner, I. Gardner, Dercxmo, Dickson Deeder, Green, Czcxp 2nd row-Furney, Divelli, Cicxnciolcx, Duff. Forsythe, Demshuk, Dinger, Dornbrock, Donie, Forney Gampetro, Fcxvis, Gundry, Fortunaio lst row-Delfs, Fowler, O'Brien, Findley, Davis, De Bicxs, O. De Lucia, I. De Lucia, Gemma, Glass Gm-bett. Hayes, Greene Firsts rfwzifaub, Rowls. Shirrila, A. Phillips, I. Porter, E. Morgan. I. Stimmel, A. Skripac, Roberts u ens 1 Second row-G. Timer, W. Pcremsky, A. O'Connor, Shing, D. Sostaric Third row-I.. Tuhill, R. Rose, F. Smaldino, I. Quinn, I. Pope, Pyle, W. Rich, I. Phillips, Mocrnous Fourth row-D. Pepey, I. Pekarcik, P. Panak, R. Rachel, I. Small, R. Shreve Fifth row-T. Richardson, L. Piscxni. Strahl, Shay, R. Oslakovich, E. Quirk, E. Deak, C. Subino Sprinkle, P. Sullivan 0 3rd row-Durdd, Cook, Casey, Boyd, Cannon, Billet, Chrislip, Corvellcr, Costa, Boylan, Black, Baker, Chop, Crook, Berger 2nd row-Cappy, Birney, Christos, Stczthies, Catania, Boukus, Bcxscom, Altman, Iones, Bennett, Browley, Albright, Cramer, Carlisle. Corbin, Baker, Brewster, Collins lst row-Adamosky, Anthony, Bequeath, Booth, Cox, Bartsch, Barganier, W. Adams, Beck, Alexander, J. Adams, Coleman, Benford 1 3rd laow-Mcxcldocks, Mellinger, Lipley, Lockwood, Maurice, I-Ioffei, McFarland, McMahon, Manning, ooney Znd row-Iones, Iessup, Hammur, Hoyt, Kecrgqy, Miller, Moser, Mayhew, Lichensiein, Noufer, Hanley Melnich, Mcznche, Partridge lst row-Goerf, King, Iuhn, Lynch, Lesky, Joyce, Hasack, Highriver, Johnson, Knight, Lanz Moore, Machey ii aw fm 2 Q iff Zi? fi F il gs 5 4 SNOWPLJHKE , QA I 9 Q el Q-Q66 ll S O0 K wi 65 . 43 I 9 lay xN.li.' fff an-, V fu 'lv , A ', fdf b to xx' Q X QQLO , 3 10K X A S E ' 1 I0 g!p:5' W1 M x 65990 N 'PQ f , OW 'WM A e do I 1 u , f ' -- x a ,rx f M mf V wid A , wg .,, I X016 ' X V V M H .J 'W o 9,7 Student Council Left te right-Welsh,. Meqalcr, Blackman, Grice, McCa11ister, Peyko, Watt, Covelli. Blcxzinu, Shreve, Grrmsley, Woodside Left to right-Grice, Welsh, Blackman. Watt President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Advisors . . . OFFICERS . . . . . Gerald Watt . . . . . . Marcia Welsh . . . . . . Ieanne Grice . .. Virginia Blackman . . Mrs. Karl Dykerna Miss Ivis Boyer MEMBERS Senior Representatives Iunior Representatives Sophomore Representatives Lois McCallister Ieanne Grice Larry Blazina Virginia Blackman Gerald Watt Frank Covelli Freshman Representatives Representatives at Large Advisors Alice Woodside Marcia Welsh Mrs. Karl Dykema Robert Shreve Ioseph Peyko Miss lvis Boyer Neon Editor Iambar Editor lL1Clitl1 Megala Iune Grimsley Governing body on campus. Regulating organizations' activities. Promot- ing harmony and friendship among groups. Able leadership of Ierry. The Freshman Reception. Largest we've had in years. Freshman Breakfast at Pioneer Pavilion. Waffles and syrup. Dead Turkey Hop. Climaxing Thanks- giving vacation. The Christmas Snow-flake Frolic. Marian Pagliosotti reigning as queen. Redecorating the lounge. New rules and regulations. Spring Fever Frolic at the Pick-Ohio. The Bare Brunch at Mill Creek. Plaid shirts and blue jeans. Sig Delt-Kappa Sig baseball game. The Iunior Prorn at Stambaugh's. May Day. First in five years. May Prom. Electing campus heads for next year. Ending a very successful school year. The highlight of the Iunior Prom. Crowning Let's sit this one out. Taking a breathing spell of the queen. The impressive processional- during the Junior Prom. Beautiful long dresses with cor- soft light-dreamy music. The coronation. An- sages to match. Edie Rodway pointing out something other Iunior Prom queen-Margie Nicewaner. of interest. The rest looking on. Sounds like something Smiles, congratulations-and happiness. interesting. Neon Judith Megala Editor Getting the year book to press. Bad Weather holding up the pictures. Will the sun never shine? More groups of freshmen. Collecting informal snapshots. Identifying cuts. Are you sure he goes here? Nobody knows him. Another ad- dition to our memories of college. The Neon edited by Iudy. lean and Marge assisting. Those extending dead- lines. Prayers for sunshine for the pic- tures. That mad Sunday afternoon with Iudy, lean, Marge, Mary and Polly Writ- ing copy. Danny and Bill hounding the business men for advertisements. Our own yearbook. The get the-Neon-out-this semester motto. Prof. Dykema our advisor. Business Manager-Daniel Rich and Assistant Editors-Jean Mellinger. Mariorie Thomas STAFF Editor-in-Chief .. . ..... .... I udith Megala Associate Editors .. . . . Iean Mellinger, Marjorie Thomas Business Manager .. .. Daniel Rich Feature Editor ..... . , . leanne Grice Photography Editor ......................... Iune Grimsley Art Editors .......... Anthony Mastadonna, Iacquelyn Smith Advertising Manager ................... William Parmenter Circulation Manager ......, ................. M ason Dyer Senior Editors ..... Elizabeth Patrick, Mary Bell Gilbert Organization Editor ............ lane O'Brien Class Editors . .. . . . Mary Vesy, Polly Velker Advisor ..... ......... K arl F. Dykema Standing-Megala, Edsull, Dyer, Pax-mentor, Grimsley, Vesy Seated-Patrick, Bradshaw, Schettino, Nicewaner, Mellinqer, Thomas, Velker, Lawhorn, Davies, Grice Iambar June Grimsley Editor New Iombor office in Business School. Huge incredses in stotff Gt mid- semester. Circuidtion hits oil time high. Big time dt O. C. N. A. Convention ot Toledo University. Prof. Reid our oble odvisor. The Iombor stcrff under the editorship of Iune. Lotie her crble orssisidnt. Typing into the Wee smdli hours. Deadlines to make. Hoi horndlinq the business end. Assistant Editor-Lotus Koken and Business Manager-Hal Davies STAFF Editor .......... .... I une Grimsley Assistant Editor .... ....... .... . . . ..... ...... L otus Koken Business Manager .... Hal Davies, Wiliam Iones, William Reed, leanne Grice Circulation Manager .... Marjorie Thomas, Debby Butts, Virginia Blackman Society Editors . .. ........ ........ E lizabeth Patrick, Dawn McClelland Staff Writers ........ Iudy Megala, Mary Vesy, Virginia D'Isa, Elvera Hrecz, Margaret Nicewaner, Kenneth Love, Olga Poinski, Howard Edsall, Bertha Arnold, Iannik Frotte, Alice Turner, Tom Manche, lean Mellinger, Polly Vellcer, Grett Rothermund, Alice Woodside, Rita Donie, Lucille Guidos, Mary Bell Gilbert, Robert Hum, Louise Denkle- berg, Betty O'Brien, I. Orlando Lawhorn, Ralph Goldich. Faculty Advisor... .. Prof. O. L. Reid Left row--Meqcxlcx, Blackman, Windish, Love, Partridge, Frotte Center-Grimsley, Koken, Mellinger, Edscrll, Grice, Davies, Nicewczner, Butts, Vesy Right row-Thomas, Patrick. Lcxwhorn, Velker, Arnold, D'Isa, Hum Pan-Hellenic Council OFFICERS First Semester i Chairman ........ '. . . Gerald Watt Secretary-Treasurer . .. Iean Mellinqer Second Semester Chairman .......... Michael Kirwan Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Iohn Creps Advisor .......... Prof. Karl Dykema Left to right-Wait. Mellinger, Kirwan. Craps Organization ruling activities of all Greeks. Two representatives from each sorority and fraternity. Promoting friendship among the Greeks. Wel- coming Phi Gamma and Sigma Delta Beta as active fraternities. The Pan- Hellenic Sweetheart Formal at Stambaugh's. Crowning Lola Ptaptou Pan-Hell Sweetheart. Mellinger and Lanz trying to out-fox the lnternal Revenue Depart- ment concerning tax for dance. Able refereeing by Ierry and Mike. -Settling debates and arguments. Standing-Kirwan. Creps, Rich, Watt Seated-Grimsley. Blackman, Sontich, D'Isa. Mellinger, Plfxnchak. Kalivas, Petrinos Alpha Rho Tau First row: I. Lcxwhorn, C. Christos, Hobbins, I. Schull, I. Milliken. B. Boyts, M. Andesson Second row: F. Smcxldino, O. DeLucicx, Gleeden, I. Bohner, Abbas Third row: T. Mastcldcnna, D. Rich. I. Novicky, Fourth row: R. Hansson S. Hardy . Fraternity for students carrying at least six hours of art courses. Stimu- lating interest in art appreciation. Tomorrow's Rembrandts. Greeting veteran art students. Round table discussions. Lectures. Trips to the art museum. Exhibitions. A 'year of art education. OFFICERS President ....... Anothony Mastadonna Vice President .. .. Steve Bencetic Secretary .... .. Ioyce Schall Treasurer .. ....... Robert Hansen Advisor . .. . . Miss Margaret Evans 1, Schqll, T, Mastcxdonna, R. Hanssen. S. Bencetic 1VIimes OFFICERS President .... .. Robert Hum Vice President . . . . . . Barbara Green Rec. Secretary .. .. Shirley Skinner Corres. Secretary .. Melvina Lanz Reporter ........ .. Philip Crook Crook, Lanz, Matune, Skinner, Green. Hum A flair for the drarnatic. Oh Romeo, Where art thou. The chorus line inspiring bond selling. Successful chapel programs. Welcoming new mem- bers. Sporting Mimes keys. Richard Gage, Playhouse director, coaching us in dramatics. Attending performances at the Playhouse. Learning by experi- ence. Play production classes. Reading plays. Lunt and Fontaines of tomorrow! 3rd Row-Simko, Crook, Hum, Iones 2nd Row-Schettino, Durso, Collins, Adams, Gram, Gnagy lst Row-Donnelly, Bcrrqunier, Gurbelt, McKean, Scripuc, Delfs, Lanz, Richardson Speech Club OFFICERS President ................ Kay Kabealo . Vice President .... ..... E laine Carlisle Secretary ..... Betty Lou Reynolds Treasurer . . . .... William Bowie Left to right-Carlyle, Mr. Elser, Kabuelo Open to all would-be orators. Developing talent. Speech conference at Notre Dame in Ianuary. Discussions. Student congress at Baldwin-WallC1C9 State tournament at Wooster. Winning half of the debates. Frank Beshara organizing a bill on military conscription. Social events. The Christmas party at Reynolds. Debate tournaments at Western Reserve. Annual spring party. Another successful year in activities and debates. Front Row: K. Bcxrgcnier, D. Moore, M. Lanz, K. Kcxbctelo Back Row: Mr. Elser, E. Carlyle, W. lanes Newman Club OFFICERS President ...... . . Lcirry Blcrzind Vice President .. .. Ioseph Peyko Corres. Secreidry . . ..... Mdrcicr Welsh Rec. Secretary .. .. Mdricm Pdqiicxsotti Tredsurer .... ....... M dry Lou Farina Advisor . . ,. Rev. Arthur B. DeCrdne Fron! Row-Lynch. Welsh. Peyko Back Row-Blazina, Pczglicxsoiti First row-Baresii, Bivicmo, M. Lesky, P. Gi-ein, R. Donie, P. Lynch - . Secorndcrow-DiChcrlko, I. DeLucia, Corbin, G. Goers, D. Kurillu, A. Ccxrrino, Brownlee, C. Cmnciolu, . asey Third row-M. Sekelcr, F. Hoffer, I. Green, I. Baitcrforcmo, L. Costa, Davilli, I-X. Cafaro, E. Chops First row-A. Garde, F. Palotsee Second row-I. Peyko, K. Naughton, D. Sostaric, A. O'Connor, I. Tesone. I. Reel, I. Megalcx, I. Porter, B. 0'B1-ien, M. Pcrgliusotti, M. Welsh. W. Rich I Circle-F. Smcxldino, R. Rachel, P. Mooney, P. Organ, I. Finn, F. Manning I. Walsh, A.-Tazuss, L. Blcxzmcx. D. Rich, R. Schettino, R. Muccio. Yublonkui Open to all Catholic students of the college. Parties at the Catholic Action Center. Three-day convention in November. Greeting Newmanites from colleges in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Annual Christmas party. Mardi Gras Formal at Stambaugh's. Buddy Rich and his orchestra. Phyllis Grein, the Mardi Gras Queen. Communion Breakfasts at St. Stephens and St. Brendan's. Intercollegiate Hop at the Elms. A steadily growing organi- zation. Reverend Arthur DeCrane Religion in Life 1 3rd Row-Pcxrmenter, Williams, Watt, Richards Znd Row-Nicewcxner, M 'tt M1 1 R ern , elinger, Moore, O'Brien, Morgan, Nace, Baker, Dr. Stearns 1 1 s ow Rodway, Wymer, Taylor Front Row-Bradshaw, Grice Back Row-Edscxll. Dr. Stearns, Baird 1 President ..... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .. Advisors . . . OFFICERS . . Iune Bradshaw .. .. Howard Edsall . . . . Betty Baird . . . . . . . Ieanne Grice . . Dr. Henry V. Stearns Dr. Harvey C. Holt Open to all Protestant students of the college. Participation in discussions. Fall Frolic at Bear's Den. Rainy Weather. Crowded Cabin. Swimming party and dance at Y.M.C.A. Wet hair and buttermilk. Christmas party at Betty Baird's. Mistletoe and Sloppy fo's. Gift exchange. The February hayride. Eating chili at Iune BradshaW's. Annual dinner-dance. Dates and dancinq. Picnic in May. Christmas Candle-liqht Service. Prominent speakers: Mrs. C. E. Bachstrom and Rev. Leon Sanborn. Luncheon for the officers. Membership drive. 3rd Row-Albright, Jones, Dyer 2nd Row--Edsall, Baird, Cox V lst Row-Bradshaw, Lanz, De Bias, Anthony Elementary Teachers Professional Club Front Row-Ruptou. Patrick, Gilbert Back Row-Grimsley. Miss Chapman Grade-school teachers of tomorrow. The Halloween Party welcoming new members. Listening to excellent talks by Father Bowman, former missionary to China. Serving Chinese cookies. Chinese decorations. Forming annual committees: social, Lola Raptoug notification, Rose Csissg publicity, Iudith Meqala. Annual Christmas party. Christmas tree in Miss Chapman's room. Party with H1-Eds, Christmas tea for the entire school. Selling tuberculosis seals. Guest speakers: Dr. I. Fred Essiq, Katherine Iacobs. Party with alumni. Annual banquet at Women's City Club. Installation of new officers. 2nd Ilow-Donie, Tornich, Patrich, Felqer, Knezovich, Bcxscom, Morgan, Corbin, Owens, De Bias M155 Chupfndn, Rcxptou, lohnson, Bailey, Gilbert lst Row-whitworth, Berger, Stenyk, Chalebois, De Lucia. Nace, De Cunto. Ccrrino. Higman, Adavcxsxo, Thomas, Sisley, Grimsley. Megcxlcx OFFICERS President ...... ........ R ose Csiss Vice President . . . .... Mary Bell Gilbert Secretary .... . . . Iune Grimsley Treasurer . . ....... Elizabeth Patrick Advisor . . Miss Frieda Chapman Women's Athletic Association l 2nd Row-Woodside, Moore, Mellinger, Urcly, Duff, Stenyk, Churlebois ls! Row-Megalcz, Delfs. Blackman, Lukich. Palotsee Greeting new members. The fun-loving, outdoor type. Bowling at Cham- pion Bowling Alley. Christmas party with gift exchange. Hike in Mill Creek Park. Working up appetites. Cooking food over an open tire. Ping-pong tournament. More hikes. Boating on Lake Newport. Counting up points. Annual picnic. Presentation of letters and shields at last meeting of the year. OFFICERS President .... .... D awn McClelland Secretary . .. . . Alice Woodside Treasurer . .. .. lean Mellinger Left to right-Woodside. McClelland. Mellinger 1 l Hi-Eds T 4 OFFICERS ' President .... .. Elvira Rossi T Vice President . . ....... Olga Poinski Secretary .... .. Mary Alice Walker Treasurer . . . . . Iune Bradshaw Historian . . . . . . Maryanna Tornich 1 I Back Row-Tornich, Poinski Front Row-Bradshaw. Walker. Rossi League of prospective high school teachers. Round table discussions. l loint meeting with E. T. P. C. Meeting at Buechner Hall. Speaker, Dr. Essig. First annual farewell banquet for graduating members. Members must main- tain B average. The cream of tomorroW's high school teachers. 31-d Row-Dean Wilcox, Trube, Scheltino, Sambolic, Mcxstudonna, Rich 2nd Row-Walker, Wolosyn, Maiune. Ugrcm lst Row-Bradshaw, Tornich, O'Brien, Poinski, Rothermund, Rossi, Miss Ccxsscmo, Edsall French Club 2nd Row-Lawhorn, Peppel, Denkelherg, Froite, Durso, Glass, Richardson lst Row-Gemma, De Lucia. Ehrhart, Stefanick, Donnelly, Duff Pcrrlez-vous Francois Pteotctivoted during the second semester. On French speaking terms. Leotrning French gormes. Bridge ond bingo. Studying lives of French heroes. Discussions. Promoting foreign correspondence. Outings dt Mill Creek Pork. Getting reinstorted os ct college orgonizotion! President .... Vice President Secretory . . . Treorsurer . . Advisors . . . OFFICERS .. .. Ioseph O. Lowhorne . . ....... Iohn Lenhgrt . ...... lsotbelle Durso . . . Thomas Richotrdson . .. Dr. L. T. Ftichgrdson Mrs. Kctrl Dykemot Richardson. Durso, Lawhorn Young Women's Group Social OFFICERS President ........... Maryanna Tornich Vice Pres. and Sec. .. Evelyn Wolozsyn Treasurer ........... Antoinette Carrino Lei! to right-Woloszyn, Tornich. Ccm-ino Young Women's Group Social. Open to all non-Greek women on campus. Freshmen teas held each semester. Welcoming new girls to YoCo. Packing Christmas baskets for the needy. With Christmas toys for children. Square dance. Swing your partner. The quiz program and spelling bee. Ioint party with vets at American Legion Hall. Song tests. Znd Row-Wining, Taylor, Miss Boyer, Morgcm. Shing, Anutonovich, Merrit, Whitworth lst Row-Dinger, Miss Cussano, Bulgozdy, Gard. Carlisle. Can-ino, Wolosyn. Higman, Tornich, Reel Dana Music Forum and Chorus First row-D. Gard. I. Reel, Mrs. Dehnbostel, Weidinq, Shing, Adams, DiCiccio, I. DeI.uciu, F. Wells, L. Keck Second row-Carter, Paxton, Dcmkovich, L. Ehrhcn-t, W. Truhe, G. Peppel, P. Shellhammer, Smith, Streeter, Mionsen, Silenski, I. Lcxwhnrn, Bctitislcx, T. Fortuncxio, Mr. Hollander Znd. Row-Ragozzine, Hamilton, Rachel, Hum. Lcrwhqtn, Fox, Baker, Peppel, Gnagy I lst Bow-Pearson, I. De Lucia, O. De Lucia, Gemma, Roberts, Sulenski, Taylor, Lanz, Shmq, Wells, Adams, Bczrgcmier, Dr. Stearns 5 Epsilon Theta Gamma 2nd Row-I.. Howard, I. Howard, Greene, Townsend, Walton, Streeler, Wylie lst Row-Bcn-gcmier, Thompson, Stones, Johnson Parker, Starks Sorority composed of the Negro girls of the college. Membership very selective. Encouraging leadership, scholarship, and character. Bowling par- ties. Splash parties- come in, the water's fine. Steps towards becoming better Americans. Heaven and Hell party. Listening to book reviews. Opinions and discussions. Hikes in Mill Creek Park. Working up big appetites. Toasting weiners and marshmallows. The big event of the year-the May Prom. Formals and all. Building up a foundation for future years. OFFICERS President ....... Eloise Barganier Vice President . .. .. . Lillian Peques Secretary ..... . . . Audrey Parker Treasurer .... .... B ernice Starks Advisor .... Dr. Bridgham E. Burgunier, Pres.: A. Parker, Sec.: B. Stark. Treas. Wdvtdfbdfllkd TIA, MGE S?-ff 4-'T' U ,LETS E f'.:'f::w'ig ' ' V S9 5 I , 1 2' f 1 .ckbvg cg P mi W . - L- 11314. ,- Delta Epsilon Honorary scholastic fraternity. Juniors and Seniors with brains and perseverance. The Phi Beta Kappa at YoCo. Members must maintain iwo point scholastic averages. The membership carries with it privileges of voluntary class aiindance. A step toward Y. C. pins. Left to right-Pilz, Tornich, McCullisier, Patrick, Rossi, Mellinger, Rozich, Zulick, Bradshaw, Walker, Welsh, Grimsley, Gard, Petris, Thomas, Megalcx . Who's Who Grd Row-Edsall, Rossi, Patrick, McCallister, Prof. Reid, Pres. Iones, Decm Wilcox. Watt, Blackman, Davies, Grice Znd Row-Rothermund, Gard, Thomas. Peppel, Bradshaw lst Row-Meqczla, Mellinger, D'Isa, Grimsley, Welsh YoCo members of national organization. Appear in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Candidates are selected on their scholarship, leadership and potentiality for future usefulness in society and business. The most popular and outstanding members of the student body. Everyone knows them. Lois McCallister Mary Elaine Malloy Iudith Megala lack Mehler lean Mellinger Clifford Moore lane O'Brien Elizabeth Patrick E MEMBERS Gladys Peppel Elvira Rossi Grett Rothermund Marjorie Thomas Gerald Wait Marcia Welsh Virginia Blackman Iune Bradshaw Robert Burke Hal Davies Virginia D'Isa Howard Edsall Dorothy Gard Ieanne Grice Tune Grimsley Sigma Tau Delta l , Left to right-Koken. Megala, Tornich, McCullister National Professional English honorary fraternity. Membership consisting of English majors and minors who have active and associate status re- spectively. Maintaining a B average in English. lanuary banquet at Shadylawn tearoom. Formal candlelight installation service. Impressive fraternity colors: red and black worn by pledges. Outstanding speakers: George Madtes, Marion Resch, Elizabeth Miller, Lloyd Iones, and Mrs. Karl Dykerna. Readings and dramatic presentations. Quotations in response to roll call. A Freshman Composition Award given to Winner of essay contest. Another very successful year. Grd Row-Prof. Reid, Schettino, Kristy, Pilz, Davies, Gi-ice, Tornich, McCa1lister, Gnaqy, Kosiyk, Koken, Rossi, Grim, Baker, Grimsley, Rich, Hoyt Znd Row-Denkelberg, Morgan, Nicewaner, Wymer, Vesy, Velker, Morgan, Welsh, Patrick, Melnick 1st Row-Meqcxlcr, De Bias, Owens, Arnold, Mellinger, Perris, Thomas, Bradshaw OFFICERS President .... .. Lois McCall1ster Vice President .. .. Iudith Megala Secretary .... ....... L otus Koken Treasurer ...... . . . Maryanna Tormch Faculty Advisor . . . . . . Prof. O. L Re d OFFICERS President .... Vice President . . Rec. Secretary .. Corres. Secretary Treasurer ...... Chaplain ....... Sergeant-at-Arms Editor .......... . Madeline Pucci .. Lucille Weisel . . . Leona Erhart .. Wealthie Bush .. Gladys Peppel Theresa Cassalini Marjorie Brimner . . . . Elvira Hrecz M. Pucci, L. Weisel, T. Casscxlini, G. Peppel, W. Bush Sigma Alpha Iota National Professional Music Honorary Fraternity tor Women. Monthly musicals. Members in the Youngstown Symphony. Nineteen charter members. Benefit recital given by William Schroeder. Annual spring recital. Music Week program. Fraternity chorus. Fraternity recital. Original compositions. Fraternity sing on campus. l Mrs. Dehnbosiel, Pucci, Weisel, Taylor, Ccxssalini, Peppel, Bush, Gdfd, Miss Gudfhieri Omicron Lambda OFFICERS President ....... ...... B ose Rozich Vice President .... . .. Harold B. Morey Secretary ..... Marilyn Patterson Treasurer ............... Norma Steele Advisor ..... Dr. Catherine B. Bridgham Seated: Mrs. Bridgham. Rozich Standing. Patterson, Steele, Dr. Worley Honorary biology fraternity. Membership by invitation, and scholastic qualification. Study and discussion of biological research and medicine. Six new members. Drs. Clair and Inga Worley as honorary members. Candle- light installation. Mrs. Mary Miles, medical illustrator, as guest speaker. Trip to Pittsburgh. Breakfast and hike in Mill Creek. Annual Banquet to highlight year's activities. Doc Worley as guest speaker. Watch for outstanding scientists. Front row-Mrs. Bridgham, I. O'Brien. E, Zulich, N. Steele. M. Patterson, R. Rozich Back row-Dr. Worley, Bcxchus, Goodrich, I. Kostyk, Glass, E. Rodwcxy, S. Phillips, R. Shreve Gamma Iota Alpha OFFICERS President .... Ed Starron Vice President . . . . . . Mike Matune Secretary ..., . . Frank Covelli Treasurer ....... .... R ay Davis Exec. Committee ....... Robert Harnmar Raymond Quantrano, Ted Cook, Ted Snyder 2nd row-R. Quanirano, R. Hummcxr, R. Davis lst row-T. Snyder, F. Covelli, M. Maiune, T. Cook Fraternity composed entirely of veterans. Local Chapter of a national organization. Leaving sergeants and furloughs to take up college life. Be- coming leaders in school activities. Ioining fraternities. Members in Council. Trading fatigues for sharpie jackets. The constant filling out of papers. Getting absentee slips signed. Looking forward to life in college. First row: Pescx, Hammar, Lcmdcxu, Parsons Second row: Dcxvis, Simko, Divunzo, Anzivino, Trevunovich, Walters, Fortunuio Third row: Fcxbek, Harrison, Shay, Billet, Ross, Finn, Iumison, Williams, Chops, Luszcz Fourth row: Ogrum, Rich, Botch, Pcztrinos, Weyer, Willmiich, Calvin, Mcxiune, Snyder x R 4 2 3 3 1 K 70616 Ike Qaeda . QNX ov: X3 WPG? iD SWT yxwffw 1 Y 2,19 r jg xy WZ? f' fp fm .ff I ff ,wx Alpha Theta Delta 2nd RowfLukich, Blackman, Welsh, Flask, Patrick, Anderson, Gi-ice, McCormick, M. Woodside. Sostanc, Shackelford, Knezovich, Yoho, Hayes, Brewster, Kostyk, Rczich, Tornich, Smith lst Row-Grimsley, Puqliasotti, Miss Humelbauqh, Nicewcmer, Bradshaw, Green, Dornbrock, A. Woodside, Noufer, Mayhew, Bascom, Moser, Kosma, Kurilla, Megalu: Front Row-Blackman, Grice. Patrick Back Row-Grimsley, Lukich OFFICERS President .... ..... I une Grimsley Vice President . . . . Virginia Blackman Corres. Secretary . . ..... Helen Lukich Rec. Secretary .. .. Ieanne Grice Treasurer ............. Elizabeth Patrick Advisor Miss Margaret Humelbaugh A A lnstallation of new officers. Gala rush parties. Fiesta time. Coke party at Mill Creek. Singing by firelight. The hayride at Flo Anderson's. Welcoming Kathy Naughton back to school. Participation in Campus activities. Iune, lambar chief. Six members in Council. Three Council officers. Iudy, editor of Neon. Christmas party with the Phi Sigs. Carolling and the gift exchange. Attending the operas in Cleveland. Sleeping at Ginny's. Marion, a beautiful Snow-Flake Queen. Formal banquet at Poland Country Club. Group singing. Marcia on the College faculty. initiating pledges. Traditional pledge bracelets. Phyllis, the Mardi Gras Queen. Eating pizza at the Victoria. Our new advisor, Miss Humelbagigh. Parties with the fraternities. Attending school functions. Annual formal dinner dance. Soft lights and sweet music. Looking forward to summer. MEMBERS 1946 Virginia Blackman Iune Grirnsley n Helen Lukich Iudith Megala Elizabeth Patrick 1947 Iune Bradshaw Bose Csiss leanne Grice Levie Kosrna Margaret Nicewaner lacqueline Smith Mary Woodside 1948 Florence Anderson Marietta Anderson Virginia Chill Phyllis Grien Florence Gutman Frances Knezovich Ieanne Mayhew lean McCormick Cathleerl Naughton Marian Pagliasotti Edith Bddway 1949 f Mildred Bascom Ilene Bohner Georgia lBrewster loanne Campbell Rita Donie Alice Drbnbrock Marjorie Flask Barbara Green Phyllis Hayes Barbara Hengen Dorothy Kurilla Betty Moser Mildred Noufer Iacqueline Shackelford Delores Sostaric Violet Tornich Alice Woodside Playing peek-a-boo with the camera. Sunny days bringing out cameras-and smiling faces. Gathering on Campus-singing sorority songs. Wearing sorority pins. Going greek-and en- joying it with gusto. Summer at Lake Geneva. Sun tans and bathing suits. Hand me that lotion. Midnight swims followed by hot dogs and potato chips Eighteen girls in a cottage for eight. Summer time brings fun, fun, and more fun. Gamma Sigma 4th Row-Koken, Moore, Lynch, Cramer, Guides. Morgan, Wymer, Berger 3rd Row-Thomas, Arnold, Porter. Folkwein, Urcxy, Iahn, Di Bias 2nd Row-Mrs. Smith, Downie, Brugler, Owens, D'Isa, Iuhn, Skinner lst Row-Mellinger, Velker, Vesy, Mantle, Owens Front Row-Mellinger, D'Isa: Back Row-Downie, Velker. Vesy OFFICERS President ..... Vice President . Secretary ..... Treasurer .. Historian ...... Social Chairman Advisor ....... .. lean Mellinqer ...... Iinny D'Isa .. Beverly Iackson . Polly Velker . Mary Vesy ...... Peg Downie Mrs. Ioseph Smith Starting oft with a bang. Big rushing season. Traditional hayride at Carrol's Cabin. Gay, Gay 90's party at Pick-Ohio. Granclma's clothes. Bustles and big hats. Formal dinner at Bose Boom. Bids given out. Cute pledges with umbrellas and Candlesticks. Able leadership by prexy, lean. Spaghetti dinner at Carosella's. Gab sessions. Parties with trats. Christmas party at Peg's. Holly and mistletoe. Welcome brother Sig Delts. Betty Shutrump, former sister, most popular at Kent. Cookie, assistant editor of Iambar. Mary, chairman of Spring Fever Frolic. Marge Thomas and prexy assistant Neon editors. Party with Iunior alumni. Polly, head of Bare Brunch. Rush party with Sig Delts at Mahoning Country Club. Pat, Mardi Gras attendant. Formal dinner-dance. White roses and sweet music. Mother-daughter banquet. Proud smiles. Glad to meet you. Annual banquet to close sensational year. Reign on, O Blue and White. MEMBERS 1946 Marjorie lahn Virginia Brugler Beverly lackson Lois McCallister Igllilqvq Ilgimle Marjorie Thomas M lr GY Inner arge Uray Polly Velker 1947 Mary Vesy Virginia D'lsa Peg Downie O 0 1949 Lotus Koken O 4 Elinor Love O Harriet Cramer lean Mellinger O O T-Oi? D1B1G?e Ioan Owens O Lucille Guidos 'Elaine Woods Martha lolhn Marge Love Patricia Lynch 1948 Dorothy Moore BGG Arnold Eleanor Morgan Virginia Callahan Virginia Folkwein lean Porter Helen Wymer The fun of initiation. High-heel shoes Posing for the camera. Bright cheerful looks antici and ankle socks. Topped off with rag curlers. pating fun. Candid snaps today-memories of tomorrow Bowing to activities. And then it's all over and with it a feeling of belongingness. Kappa Sigma Kappa OFFICERS President ................. Gerald Watt Vice President .. ..... Iohn Hornak Secretary .... .. James McGovern Treasurer . . . ....... Edward Sirnko Advisors .. .. Prof. Willard Webster Prof. P. P. Buchanan Dr. Ioseph Smith Front Row-McGovern Back Row-Watt. Simko, Hornak First Row-R. Hammcxr, R. Wilcox, R. McCracken, W. Hermley G. Watt, I. Welsh, M. Ycxtsko, I, Hornak Second Row-W. Tcn-crzewski, W. Slifkcx, E. Simko, R. Davis, E. Lindsay, F. Lcmz, I. Stcraf. I. Cappy G. Osborne, T. Walsh, I. McGovern, K. Love, W. Westerman, Mr. Buchanan Third Row-H. Maurice, W. Muddocks, R. Van Fossan, M. Mcxtune, I. Scofield, D. Gundry, N. Schiu. C. McDonald, P. Muehlbauer, R, Stewart, D. Rich, R. Sprinkle Only national fraternity on the campus. Wearing fraternity sweaters in gold and blue. Sponsoring the annual Sadie I-lawkin's Dance in November. Dog- patch comes to YoCo. Awarding prizes to Ken Love and Ieanne Grice. The evening smoker at the American Legion. Formal rush dinner at the Dinner Bell. Active on campus. ferry, frat prexy and Student Council's head. Bob Burke, representative in Council. Danny Rich, business manager of Neon. Initiation at Bear's Den. foint parties with the sororities. Giving a big welcome to old members back on campus: lim McGovern, Ed Lindsay, Bob McCracken, Mike Yatsko, Bill Maddocks, Ralph Stewart, lack Staaf, Paul Muehlbauer, Fred Lanz, Glen Osborne, and foe Schofield. Formation of a basketball team. Game with the Phi Sigs. Lindsay getting married. Baseball game with Sig Delis at Bare Brunch. Stag parties. Annual spring formal dinner-dance. MEMBERS 1946 Ioseph Schofield Ray Davis F d L O Edward Simko David Gundry T? Omz lack Staaf Robert I-lammar Mlchqel Ystsko Charles McDonald 1947 William llgfladdocks Jack Par er Iohn Hornak ,O O O O 0 Nm? Shue. Michael Matune 8 y511RGmTShlkG k. Robert McCracken O f' S T 2-36 leliazews 1 Delbert McEwen 0 ' ' ' 0 vim. G BN- t Glen Osborne Q QQ u . ou 0 R 3D1U,?T1W,1eS ermcm Eafiiel SRich O 0 o er 1 cox a ph tewart 0 amid wsu 0 1950 Charles Wilson O O O O O Walter Hermly 1948 - Howarcil.VIMau1rjce James cMa on Edward Lindsay 1949 fames Mellinger Kenneth Love Robert Sprinkle Iames McGovern William Bowie Richard Van Fossen Paul Muehlbauer lack Cappy foe Welsh i f I t t lerry sounding off the gun. To start another race for the annual Sadie Hawkins Day. Dressing Dogpatch. Big affair at night. Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae and kickapoo juice. Traditional Kappa Sig affair. Between classes-stroll to the engineer- ing building. Why didn't I do that math last night? Burdened down with books and papers and unfinished lessons. Phi Gamma 1947 Michael Kirwan Ioseph Peyko loseph Sontich 1948 Leo Casey Dick Kindler Fred Manning Paul Mooney Philip I. Organ Fred Siersdorfer President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Advisor ..... Front Row-Kirwan OFFICERS Ioseph Sontich Michael Kirwan . . . Fred Manning Fred Siersdorfer Mr.Elser Buck Row-Siersdorfer, Manning. Sontich MEMBERS 1949 lack Albaugh Paul Burke Lewis Dickson Donald Finn lack Finn Edward Forney Charles Hanley Ray Martz Ioseph Morris Albert Tauss Iohn Walsh Melvin Weaver Time out between innings at Bear Brunch The Phi Gams smile. Hiding behind them the likeable baseball game. Big deal pitching by Kirwan. personalities of brother fraternity men. The clannish type Surrounded, as usual, by we-always-stick-to- Always together. Classes, dates and the like. gether Phi Gams. Back row-Mcutz, Dickson, Casey, Manning, Organ, Forney, Hanley. I- Finn, Mr. Elser, Morris Front Row-Siersdorfer, Walsh, Weaver, Sontich, Mooney, Peyko, TG'-ISS, Kirwan Greetings to another returning frat. Four active members. Plans to build to former strength. Letters to alurnnae, Plans for rushing. Kirwan elected Pan- l-lell chairman. Smoker at the Pick-Ohio. Final rush party at Mahoning Country Club. Sixteen pledges. More returning brothers dropping in. Chances on nylon hose. Publicity in Kent Stater for a certain pledge. Prexy Ioe organ- izing brothers. Plans for annual barn dance. Iunior Kirwan as big business man. All the boys playing the field. Quiet Fred Siersdorfer. Ioint party with sister Phi Lambs. Manning's sharp clothes. Frequent bull sessions. Organi- zation within the organization Admirers of Paul Mooney. Spring formal. Favors and white carnations. A frat house, We hope. l-lere's to you. The drinking song. A great past. A greater future. Phi Lambda Delta 2nd Row-Poremsky, Altman, Hoover, Stuthies, Aswald, Lippley, Lanz, Ford lst Row-Rcxptou, Adavusio, Palotsee, Thomas, Medicus, Poinski, Nagel, Pope, Detesco Front Row-Roihermund. Poinski Back Row-Raptou, Thomas, Paloisee OFFICERS President ...... . . . Grett Roihermund Vice President .. Frances Paloisee Secretary .... .. Lola Raptou Treasurer ......... .. Polly Thomas Corres. Secretary ......... Olga Poinski Advisors ........ Mrs. P. Calvin Pickard Mrs. P. P. Buchanan MEMBERS 1946 Ianet Iones Iune Medicus Frances Palotsee Mary Nagel Mary-Ann Pope Grett Ftothermund Joyce Patterson 1949 C, U o 0 0 o o 1947 Martha Altman HCI AC1OVC1SiO Florence Blana Olqflf POiI1Ski Patricia Ford T-Ola BCIIUTOU Eleanor Harris Pauline Thomas Mary lane Hoover 0 Patricia Ioyce 9 1948 Melvina Lanz Wanda Poremski lda Aswad Ioyce Schall Alyce Detesco Florence Stathies Welcoming Ida Aswad, Iune Medicus and Ianie Thompson back to school. The fun of rushing. The sport dance in the fall. Traditional Russian party. Formal banquet at Pick-Ohio. Orchids. The costume Hallowe'en party. Welcoming brother Phi Gams back into the fold. Lola, a beautiful Pan-Hell Sweetheart. Ioint parties with the fraternities. lnstallation at Stoneleigh. Suc- cessful Campus Nighter at Mill Creek Park. lnitiating pledges. Mary Lou Volosin, former Phi Lamb, elected Burr Queen at Kent State. Mrs. Buchanan, our new advisor. Party at Buechner Hall. Style show. Parties at homes of members. Wearing sorority sweaters. Formal dinner-dance. i 3 i Exchanging secrets. Who's your date for the The gathering of the sisters. Something big prom? The thrill of belonging to a sorority. Serving ahead. Suits and high-heeled shoes. Sharp change on committees and helping make parties a success. from standard skirts and sweaters. Mmmm. Iust smell that ' sprinq air. Phi Sigma Epsilon 2nd Row-Mczrlos, Ugrom, Burns, Czesinki, Reed, Anzivino, Trube, Lichenstein, Hum, La Civita Reany, Putney, Hcmkins, Wilson, Richards, Melnick, Rachel, Bo Ist Row-Kirsty, Dyer, Scheltino, Edscxll, Davies, Petrinos, Batch, Will 1946 Robert Burns Howard Edsall Edward Cstrowski 1947 Frank Covelli Hal Davies Robert Hum Emil LaCivita lohn Loney Anthony Mastadonna William Patrinos Mario Ross Harry Round Robert Schettino William Trube 1948 Fred Anzivino Andrew Cafaro Iohn Creps Mason Dyer Sam 1-lankins Iohn D. lones Chester Kazenski Charles Kirsty Arthur Lenhardt MEMBERS George Libertine David Lichenstein Daniel Marlos Willard Munz lohn Novicky Steve Phillips lames Reany William Reed Nicholas Ross Iohn Sambolic lohn Timko Victor Uqran .Arthur Williams O Oo O0 O 0 O O 0 0 O O Oo OO O 0 O A e Lenhart iams, Munz, Berger, Ccrfaro, Timko 1949 Ralph Anzivino 1-lirsh Avner Leroy Berger Robert Berger lohn Botch, lr. larnes Brown Louis Costa loseph Czap Frank Davelli, Ir. l-larry Deskin Paul Feyock Robert Furney Martin Guadiose Andrew Geewax William lessup David Keaqqy William lones, lr. lohn Marlos Arseny Melniclc lames Miller Sam Monte lohn Phillips Robert Rachel William Rich Thomas Richardson Robert Rose lames Ventresco Euqene Wilson Charles Wittenauer - OFFICERS Front Row-Kuzenski. Schettino Buck Row-Dyer. Davies. Reed. Patrinos Traditional rush breakfast at Bear's Den. Hot coffee with bacon and eggs. Week-end Polka Dot Dance at Lake Erie College. Fraternity ties. Blue with white letters. Annual Christmas party with Alpha Delts. Christmas tree and green, green holly. Formal dance at the Poland Country Club. Outstanding members on campus. Loney, president of Ohio Valley Province of Newman Clubs. Hal, business manager of lambar. Bob Schettino and Howard Edsall, class prexies. Largest fraternity on campus. Davies and Grice still holding hands. Bough house initiation. Hard life-this. Hearty handshakes for Phi Sigs home from the service. Wedding bells ringing for Ugran, Novicky, and Burns. Annual Founder's Day Banquet. Bend over. 'Way 'way over. Getting initiated. loining Grins of the new members Sporting tee the brotherhood. Get the gleam in the Actives' eyes. shirts and happy faces. .Happy brotherhood Raw egg shampoo with molasses rinse. A semester of Nine rahs for us-we re finally in initiation but it's really worth it. President ............ William Patrinos Vice President . .. ...... Hal Davies Secretary ..... Chester Kazenski Treasurer . . . . . Robert Schettino Advisor .... Mr. Karl Benkner Sigma Delta Beta . 2nd Row-Boyd, Raqozzine, Cubbison, Sheffield, Rose, Plcmchak, Kalivas lst Bow-Hardy, Ellis, Green, Allen, Thomas, Davanzo, Rodgers, Manche, Cannon, Wood Welcome back to nine active members. Things start happening. Greetings to sister Gamma Sigs. Reorganization in full swing. First meeting at Pick-Ohio. Alumna showing up en toto. Plans for rushing smoker at the Ohio. Ioint rush party with Gamma Sigs at Mahoning Country Club. Final stag party at Cascades. Fifteen pledges added to group. Rebirth of Sig Delt. Who is the Phantom? Unusual pledge pins. Prexy Gene ruling with iron hand in velvet glove. Golden voiced Raggozine. Exciting bowling games with other frats. Baseball games with Kappa Sigs. Weiner roast with Phi Lambs. That well- dressed Kalivas boy. Book drive in support of Youngstown College Library. Pappy Boyd playing farmer. Shoe-shines by pledges. Mad initiations. Ed Rose giving Byron Nelson competition. The Prince of Wales has lost his hat. Friendly lack Maikranz. Big dance by the Sig Delts at the Elms. Ted Cubbison editing The Sig Delt. Annual spring formal. Sheffield dancing with his good looking wife. End of season with dinner dance. Big things in the past. Bigger things to come. 1946 Bill Valentine Hiram Walker 1947 Ted Cubbison George Kalivas William Palmer Gene Planchak Tony Ragozzine MEMBERS 1948 Ed Rose Charles Slavin Loring Sheffield 1949 Thomas Allen Iames Battaforano Robert Boyd Iames Cannon Tony Davanzo Robert Ellis loe Greene Sims Hardy Bill Jacobs Robert Kingston lack Maikrantz Tom Manche Duane Rodgers Charles Sabino Charles Thomas George Woods l 0 O 0 OFFICERS President .............. Gene Planchak Vice President ...... Anthony Raqozzine Secretary ..... ...... E dward Rose Treasurer . .. .... Loring Sheffield 3 Front Row-Rose ' Buck Row-Raqozzine, Sheffield, Plunchcxk O 0 o O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 9 O 0 0 0 O Pledges shining actives' shoes. Shoe shine kit and polish. Era of initiation. Ed Rose and Loring Sheffield reveling in the glory of being actives. The campus as a backdrop. Walking all over town for some film-And hoarding it for big events. Grins that please. Symbolizing the Greek Honors ,- . Jvit: MP 6 1 :iff OW ' I MQ' f ffo XX 'fb' 3 944 1 LICK fi of U ' , d ' i S xy? I4 W .' fi . , B I Sk 2 Aff 1 Z2 :A o M X ,dx m i 72 - ,fi A 'I ff , ' .. 2, '.1. ' if f x A X ,Q N N 5 AA - .if i. .' A o T- Q 'Kwik f :gig Phi Lambda Delta Gamma Sigma - i xqiwiu .QD - FS' f7'f1?z A fw ifff 7fA fy ' . sr I X-'X . 2 f I A l .QW f' L , A S0 Q N f f i 4 - 2 m XS f Z ll K D LSQQ f K f g 55-bww Q Q4 LF X .- f, . I Q E D9 S ' 7 '- 6 Ei, - YY- F , Phi Sigma Epsilon X 1251! y t X JUST Lme ! 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Mardi Gras Queen 1 PI-IYLLIS GRIEN Polka dots ond moonbeoms. Alphor Thetor Delta Cherry tarts with Whipped Sophomore cream. The promise of sprinqf' Junior Prom Queen E MARGY NICEWANER Miss Laughing - Eyes. De- Alphcr Theta Delia pendcxbility. In the icmd of the Junior sky' blue Wolters. May Queen i I IUNE GRIMSLEY Theres magic in a smile Alpha Theta Delta Portrait of an American co-ed Senior Symphony. 0 0 ' 0174 6 4 Z -f f ,I L X , ,I 'a gf-Z Z x .., ' .wT7 71 fl iv k Q in l F fx 461' . ' '-'Q-5:1-5 get-. . - ug?-Q5 SQ - ww, .- -, w Q9 Afoq' .. +3 -,2 y -W A Q9 . I :P f Q' 9 ' : P gf -3- ' 6 . w ,, f ff A yo 11:1 w PQ Z I .., f I 4 L7 , -pha Iota 2nd Row-Mrs. Pilz, Mrs. Hanna, Hainley, Cianciola, Baker, Brownlee, Hanna. Schull, Watson, Hays lst Row-Davies, Guyer, Findley, Oakes, Werdon, Gwin, Taylor, Turner, O'Brien White collar girls. Tomorrow's secretaries. Picnic at Firestone with Tau Kappa Nu. Skirt and sweater mix. The fun of rushing. Traditional corsages of White baby mums and red roses. Dinners at the Navy Club. Seeing Claudia at the Playhouse. Roller skating parties. Initiation. Crazy clothes and stunts. Formal dinner-dance at the Mahoning Country Club. Marshall ....... Chaplain . . . Advisors .... Wi- E. Davies, N. Hayes. P. Guyer Historian ........ Pledge Captain .... OFFICERS President ...... .. Bonnie Griffiths Vice President . . . . . . Eleanor Davies Secretary .... . . . Peggy Guyer Treasurer . . . . . . Nancy Hays .. . Alyce Turner .. . Betty O'Brien . . . . Iune Findley . . Ieanne Werdon Mrs. Robert Hanna Mrs. Dale Pilz l Tau Kappa Nu i Left io right-Goers, George, Rutkowski, Mrs. Gettmcm, Alexander, Aurlio, De Main, Gcxmerale, Rossi, Anthony, Kolesar, Buresti, Calderone, Novotny, Bradley, Biviano, Fedynu, Tirleo: More of tomorrow's secretaries. Initiation of new pledges. Gardenias. Ban- quet at Youngstown Grill. Christmas party with gift exchange. Trip to Cleve- land to see Ice Follies. Valentine Sweetheart Dance. Rush party at the Dinner Bell. Dinner at Pick-Ohio. Trip to Pittsburgh. St. Patrick's Day party. Sham- roclcs for favors. Going-Places party. Miniature suit cases. May formal at the Mahoning Country Clulo. i Aurillio, Mrs. Gettman, De Main, Fedyncx OFFICERS President ...... . Vice President .... . . . Secretary .... . . Treasurer . . . . . . . . Advisor . . . . . Mrs. . Rose Fedyna 'Mary Lou Hura Helen DeMain . . . lulicr Aurilio Homer Gettman Gessner Law' Club Starting from Ivis Boyer, reading clockwise Raymond Falls, Dean of Law School, Edward C. Greenc- myer, Elton Wagner Luckhart. Robert L. Tatman, Henry Church, Assistant Professor, Pauline Church, Leo W. Duff, C. H. Nelson, Robert M. McCracken, Michael R. Yatsko, Robert A. Seidner, Robert W. McKay, Carl I. Rosapepe, Robert I. Thomas, Iohn D. Hughes, lack B. Iones, Robert S. Hartford, Iohn Ct. Thqrne, Icunes P. Coyle. Open to all members of the law school. Monthly meetings with attorneys as speakers: Robert B. Nevin, Iobn Bauchnecht, G. L. Patterson, and Franklin B. Powers. Holding discussions. The annual banquet at the Pick-Ohio in December. Active interests in cases of law in the city. OFFICERS President ..... .. Robert L. Tatman Vice President . . . . Probert I. Thomas Secretary .... ........... l Vis Boyer Treasurer .. .. Edward C. Greenamyer Standing: President Robert Tatman Treasurer: Edward Greenamyer Seated: Robert Thomas. Vice President . Ivis Boyer. Secretary .2 Eta Delta Sigma in Social sorority for women in night school. l-lallowe'en Party in Room 303. Christmas Party at Lincoln Hotel. Anniversary Dinner at Dinner Bell. Present- ing Victory Bond to YoCo. Library Fund. Appointing Board Managers: Mar- garet Mahrer, C. Marie Fawcett, Golda Kilpatrick, and Mrs. Charles Gibson. Singing lrish songs at St. Patriclds Day party. Election of officers. initiating new members. Annual picnic and corn roast. Making plans for summer activities. OFFICERS President ........ lst Vice President I 2nd Vice President Rec. Secretary . . Corres. Secretary Treasurer ....... l Left to right-Dahlgren, Murphy . . . . . Mary C. Murphy . . . . Patricia Dahlgren . . . . Matilda Menning . . . . . . Mary Ferguson Elizabeth Lawrniller . . . Winifred Bosseri Sigma Kappa Phi First Row: D. Dilworth, A. Brown, C. Mikkelson, F. Schaffer, F. Fortunato, I. Lewis, I. Ritter Second Row: H- Keesecker. L- Seger, I. Warren, W. Weinman, I. Semon, I. Semen, I. Koczur. L. Hammond H. Smith Third Row: D. Mirto, L. Dcrmore, P. Berndt, D. Lloyd. A. Hunsinger, B. Pearce. A. Coder, R. Lowery. F. Dreher, I. Herrlich Fourltlh Row: A. Hennon, I. Cozza, G. Aullt, W. Bossick, M. Yourga, A. Tielhet I Rudibaugh, E. Sonne B . owmaster, I. Wampler, W. Bugbee. H. Schmidt, A. Barber, I. Monahan ' Fifth Row: R. Frew, D. Shook, E. Burgeson, R. Dillon, I. Ieren, L. Heacock, F. Herncm, S. Brown I. MacIntosh, H. Kennedy, D. Stewart, A. Baldwin, P. Iol-mson, T. Higgins Night school fraternity for men in business administration. Extending membership and activities. Robert Frew, representative of Board of Governors. Noted guests including Dr. Howard Iones, Attorney Franklin B. Powers, Iudge Clifford Woodside, and Lindley Vickers, Mill Creek Park Naturalist. Touring the Continental Baking Cornpany's plant. Picnic at Firestone Park. Hallowe'en party at the Dinner Bell. Honoring wives and sweethearts at a Sweetheart Dance. Annual dinner-dance. Seated: Tielhet, Ritter, Schaffer Standing: Frew. Hammond 1 1 1 OFFICERS President .... . . . lack Bitter Vice President .. .. Albert Teilhet Secretary .... ...... F red Shaffer Treasurer . . . . . Leonard Hammond Azhgmw srgp FOOTBALL I sf 5 R ,fm Pls hi D Wi 1 K I5 - - fi x ' A '41, f I d X, , fl ' 'J 4 ' I N X ' n f - K ral . xy , 's 1 ' D ofxxaf ' N si Z A 5, . l ,-, Y 0 ,r-, . ff fi , ka f Q--x X f., r- I , A X' '- ::::?3 Bk, L , X YSGT fv y ,,. mm - XXX U --X VA Pl ,ZA -, I xii' Football Dwight Dyke Beede, Head Coach Looking forward to another semester of football-after four long years. Football practice. Trying out for the team. Practicing to live up to a high previous record of wins, and more of the same. Looking forward too, to another year of an all-around year of college athletics. Basketball, baseball, and tennis. Going back to a Youngstown ,College of lettermen-wearing their sweaters with well-earned letters. And wearing them proud. Dominic Roselli Ralph Wolfe Willard Webster Thursday Saturday Friday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Friday Sept. 19 Sept. 28 Oct. 4 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 1946 Football Schedule Geneva College at Youngstown St. Bonaventure College at St. Bonaventure, N. Y. Western Reserve at Youngstown Open St. Vincent College at Youngstown Lebanon Valley College at Hershey, Homecoming-Afternoon Nov. 2 Scranton University at Youngstown Nov. 9 Morris Harvey at Youngstown Nov. 15 Waynesburg College at Youngstown ' Night games. Penna 'f4vmf 7460: 750m Wwe 72am ' ' ffcfagfzcrpda l Best of Success to the Clcfss of 46 RICHMOND MOTORS 'WB' 'saws' .WQQXK Z V 1 : iii Q Opposite Ohio Hotel For that Special Date! 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Your generation must assume the responsibility for its growth and development. lf you shoulder your international responsibilities intelligently, this infant will become a haven for mankind. lf you shrug off your international responsibilities, it will become the scene of Man's destruction. lt's up to you! Choose! MCKE L VE Y, S 1883-1946 Keep Your Eye on the Ball f the Big Round Worldij This old planet of ours Will stand a lot of Watchina and study. Naturally you're arnona those who will want to know what it is all about and who will do everythina possible to make our one World a loetter World. Best Wishes, Seniors of '-46! STROUSS-HIRSHBERQS EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FOR THE HOME Radios-Refrigerators-Sweepers-Washers-Etc. For Your Auto-Gas. Oil, Lubrication and Complete Line of Accessories YOUNGSTOWN APPLIANCE AND SUPPLY CO. 728 Wilson Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Phone7-3316 Best Wishes to the Class of 46 A. E. BEIL ELECTRIC CO. Youngstown, Ohio THE WILKOFF CO. 1609 Wilson Ave. STEEL Hot and cold rolled strip and sheets Plates and structural steel sheared to your specifications Pickling facilities Greetinqs ond Conqrotulotions to The Youngstown College Class of 1946 THE OHIO LEATHER COMPANY Girard, Ohio Compliments of COMMERCIAL SHEARING 81 STAMPINC COMPANY DIAMOND STEEL CUNSTRUCTIUN IIUMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1946 KENNETH KLEIN PHOTOGRAPHER 1302 Market Street Dial 3-5454 For For For For For oHEvRoLET CARS and TRUCKS C Lotte Model USED CARS and TRUCKS Complete Body ond Fender Work Pointing-Touch up or Complete Iob Ports ond Accessories See us 2519 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio dteef Qify Qlmewfojei QoWLj5o1fLy JOHN WARD The Home of NUNN-BUSH SHOES 2710 Market Street HUMEQS Youngstown's Two Dependable Furniture Stores 252 W. l:'ecleral'St. 2930 Market St. Ncrture's Own Health Drink Wheelefs Mineral Spring Water Also Manufacturers of TAYSTE LUNCH POTATO CHIPS and OKE-DOKE lCHEEZ'D POPCORNl Phone 3-6710 Address-lO7 N. I-line St. Youngstown, Ohio City Radio Co. Prompt, Dependable Service Home and Auto SALES AND SERVICE Wick and Broadway Ph. 3-6123 F OR TOPS IN NEWS - SPORTS - MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT Egg is I , Egg I T! L J' A T T E A R A R L T 1450 ON YOUR DIAL G 66Y0ungstoWn's Radio Centerv' Conqratulations Graduates THE ELMS BALLROOM 529 Elm Street Phone 7-8184 L. A. CAVAUER, IR., Manager Make 'this store your headquarters for hardware, sports and household needs The Stamhaugh- Thompson Co. 114 W. Federal St. 2625 Market St. 1652 Mahoning Ave. 100th Anniversary in 1946 For the Finest Selection of Classical and Popular Records Visit the RECORD DEPARTMENT at Ben's Modern Appliances 2664 Glenwood, cor. lndianola Open Every Eveninq Ph. 2-8195 Compliments to the Class of 1946 Triangle Music Co. 2624 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio Ph. 2-1012 Personal Attention Given Flowers for A11 Occasions Cgmplimentg Artistic Arrangements in Corsoqes of HARRY C- WALTHER College Sunoco Service 22 W' Wood 405 Wick Avo. Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio KRUPKIEYS 2734 lvlorket St. Coats. Suits and Dresses Blouses and Skirts Store Hrs. 9:30 AM. to 9 P.M.' Ph. 2-6815 Phone 4-0714 Carosellafs Grill Famous for Fine Foods 1224 Market St. Youngstown, Ohio FEET HURT? We carry a complete line of Dr. Schol1's Arches 6: Remedies Scientifically Fitted CARL N. BUCHMAN Poor COMFORT sHoP 9-ll Bus Arcade Youngstown, Ohio Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments - Accessories 409-10-l l-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 3-4605 Res. 7-7687 Guaranteed Instrument Repairing C. J. Little and Son Plumbing and Heating 236 North Phelps Youngstown, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1946 City Office and Art Co. 36 West Wood at Phelps Youngstown, Ohio Geo. F. Kolesar and Robert O. Lewis Owners DONNELIJS MERCURY 1811 Market St. SET YOUR R ' - 11 WMS STANDARDS HIGH ,rr 1 I 1 1, 55 1' ll 1 ,. , 111 n a inqs, ere is no Su Siue or W 1 ,f H' fqualjiytixlnd periction. 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