Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1947 volume:

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'5Zfi -5'1P7,gj3-1 ,QV ' 91' - ,3,Qf'S22'5f'K9fg,'fu'j2Q41,g ,H 1.11 ' -I i522QXvw2?,,f fjgLl'fj'2f'1 f 'rg ,A ' ' , DR. HOWARD W. IONES President of ihe College In the brief years ot the lite of Youngstown College there has been tremendous growth. Our objective has been always to serve the needs of this community, and since those needs are great and expanding, we too have had to enlarge. lt is a healthy condition, this constant expansion to meet new challenges, and my earnest hope is that ever-increasing numbers of young men and women entering Youngstown College may share in the sense that they are building a great school. Deans DR. GEORGE M. WILCOX Dean of the College DR. JOSEPH E. SMITH DR. LOUIS A. DEESZ Dean of Students Dean of the School of Engineering Faculty BIOLOGY EDUCATION Clqil' WOYIGY Inga Worley Willard Webster Frieda F. Chapman CHEMISTRY Eugene D. Scudder Edgar Bloom Catherine M. Bridgham William Luqenbill Nicholas Maine ENGINEERING Frank I. Mcxlak Thomas C. Smith Nicholas V. Ross, Ir. Leif Oyen Mathematics Maihemqiics Walter M. Dann Prank Ellis John Grabski Marcia Welsh Valentina Potor . Physics Mathematics Mathematics Faculty SOCIAL SCIENCE Pauline E. Bally George W. Eddy Ina Van Noppen R. Clare Westenfield Ralph Beard Clarexixice P. Gould O. L. Reid islory Margaret Evans Margaret Michael MUSIC Jacob Schmit! Elizabelh Hrecz Raymond Dehnbostel I. D. Cook Albert H. Holzhausen Nellie G. Dehnboslel Henry V. Stearns Alvin Myerovich Mary E. Fcmkhauser Kalhryn T. Guamieri Faculty LANGUAGE ENGLISH Leonard T. Richardson Christine R. Dykema Charlotie Gonnard Karl W. Dykema Hubert C. Howard Werner W. Schultz Fay Lilvin R. Donald Else: Laurys N. Fee BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Robert Lavelle Miller Charles N. Zellers William H. Taft Iames B. Williams, Ir. Evan I. Williams SECRETARIAL STUDIES I. B. Williams. Sr. Vera Ienkins Angela Gamberale Hilda Hanna Dorothy Otterman Helen Emery Elvera Rossi Administration P. C. Picard William G. Nelson Betty Lipply Business Manager Assistant Secretary to Business Manager Business Manager Maurine R. Brunner Mrs. Clair Catherman Ruth Park Virginia Blackman Librarian Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian Frieda Flint Marguerite Friedrich Director of Public Relations Associate Director of Public Relations P. P. Buchanan Ivis Boyer Mrs. Ioseph E. Smith Betty Hauser Registrar Secretary to President Assistant Registrar Nurse Administration I. W. Bare Mrs. Helen Lyon Lillian Cole Veterans Administration Bookstore Cashier Auditor Office Staffs First Row-G. Kushner, H. DeMain, E. Hainley, V. Thomas, I. Aurilio, W. Bush. Second How-B. Williams, V. Davies, R. Davis, M. A. Mcxtis, K. Demshuk. Third Row-G. Warren, V. Fahringer, Mrs. Lyon, T. Ponzio, A. Cvengros, I. Fisher 'x ,.'-'lx , N 1' QF c NN pi ss' 1 fo H-75' '6 7 1-'aQe2 :-, 1 Ns asa'-wt, ,ll Xxx 'll at YoCo ,gf-f- 'M'w7' I' 'NM 4 f Senior Class Officers Vice President DOROTHY BUTTS A. B.. Social Science Senior Class, Vice Pres.: lndee penguins, Governing Bd., Sec., Neon, Make-up Ed.: Student Council, Iambar, Religion in Life, Sigma Tau Delta: May Day Com- mittee, Snowflake Prolic Com- mittee: Freshman Breakfast Com- mittee Homecoming Comrrittee President WILLIAM PARMENTER, IR. B. S., Chemistry lndepenguins, Board Member: Phi Epsilon: Senior Class Pres.: May Day Chairman: Religion in Life: Beaker Busters: Neon, Business Manager, Advertising, Class Ed.: Who's Who: Freshman Reception Comm.: Intramural Basketball and Baseball: Opera Cast. 194-'Z Secretary VIRGINIA D'ISA A. B., English Gamma Sigma, Social Chairman, Vice Pres.: Mimes, Pres.: Who's Who: Freshman Class, Vice, Pres.: Sophomore Class, Vice Pres.: lunior Class, Sec.: Senior Class, Sec.: Snowflake Frolic at- tendant: I. R. C., Vice Pres.: Pan-Hellenic Council: Sigma Tau Delta: Alpha Psi Omega, Sec.- Treas.: Newman Club: lambar, Society Ed., Circ. Mgr.: Neon: Student Council: Senior Banquet Chairman. Treasurer MARGARET NICEWANER A. B., English Alpha Theta Delta, Treas.: Re- ligion in Life: Student Council: Iunior Prom Queen: Sigma Tau Delta: Senior Class Treas.: Neon, Ass't Editor: Iambar Staff: W'ho's Who. The best year. Full of responsibility. Parmenter holding the reins. Gracious May Queen and attendants. Scholarships and awards. Finishing requirements at the last minute. YC. pins to honored few. Wonderful May Day. lean, editing Neon. Lasting friendships. Patient professors. Fond farewells. Proud YoCo graduates. The Seniors MYRA GWENDOLYN ADAIR B. S.. Elementary Education E,T.P.C,, Pres. Sigma Tau Delta Mimes International Relations Club Interracial Committee Delta Epsilon WILLIAM I. AYERS B. S. in Ed.. Elementary Ed. E.T.P.C. IUNE HARRIETT BRADSHAW A. B.. Social Science Alpha Theta Delta Religion ln Life Club, Pres., Program Chairman Sigma Tau Delta Speech Club: Hi-Eds, Treas. Opera Casty Who's Who Delta Epsilony Neon Staff lambar Staff Chapel and Religious Activities Committee FRANK PAUL BURKE. IR. A. B.. Business Ad. Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sec'y Intramural Basketball TERESA MARIE CASALINI B. S., Music Ed. Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Iota, Chaplain Orchestrap String Ensemble Women's Choir: Chorus Dana Forum IDA ADOVASIO B. S.. Elemenetary Education Phi Lambda Delta FRED ARTHUR BATES B. S.. Business Ad. Phi Sigma Epsilon Gessner Law Club PATRICIA ANN BRENNAN A. B., Psychology Iambar, Circulation Manager Phi Lambda Delta May Day Procession Committee MILDRED E. CANON B. S.. Education Delta Epsilon American Veteran's Comm., Sec'y IEANNE M. CHARLEBOIS B. S.. Elementary Ed. E.T.P.C. W.A.A. Seniors of 1947 CORA MAE CIANCIOLA FREDERICK B. COLBY A. B. A.. Secretarial Studies Alpha Iota, Corres. Sec'y Newman Club Mimes Girls' Bowling Team CARL IOSEPI-I CORLETZI A. B., Accounting Varsity Basketball, Capt. Phi Gamma Tennis Team Football ROBERT I. DALY B. S.. Electrical Engineering MARIORIE MAE DAVIS B. S.. Education E.T.P.C. ROBERT H. DILLON B. S.. Chemistry Beaker Busters, Pres. Phi Epsilon B. S.. Electrical Engineering ELIZABETH MEEKER COUTS B. S.. Education HALLIWELL H. DAVIES A. B.. Social Science Phi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-Pres. Sigma Tau Delta Religion ln Life Club Who's Who Iambar Staff, Business Mgr. Neon Staff: Operetta IULIENNE W. DELFS A. B.. English Alpha Theta Delta International Relations Club. Sec'y, Treas. Sigma Tau Delta W.A.A. lambar, Club Editor Delta Epsilon PAUL I. EMERY B. S.. Bible and Philosophy AURORA ANGELA FORTUNATO B. S.. Secretarial Studies Tau Kappa Nu Girls' Bowling Team LOUISE GRENGA B. S.. Elementary Ed. Newman Club, Social Chairman Sophomore Class Treas. E.T.P.C. IOHN LEWIS GRIM A. B.. Business Ad. Student Council, Treas. Mimes Club Religion ln Life Club Sigma Tau Delta Bandg Mixed Chorus Opera: Delta Epsilon Who's Who: Alpha Tau Gamma EDNA MAE HAINLEY A. B. A.. Secretarial Studies Alpha Iota, Sec'y Religion ln Life Club MERLE ARON HEYMAN A. B.. Pre-Med Sciences ROBERT D. GRANDIVIONTAGNE A. B.. Social Science IEANNE WARREN GRICE A. B.. Pre-Med Science Alpha Theta Delta, Sec'y Religion In Life Club, Treas. Sophomore Class Sec'y Neon Staff: Iambar Staff Pan-Hellenic Council, Sec'y-Treas Sigma Tau Delta: Who's Who Chairman of Freshman Reception Snowflake Frolic Attendant Iunior Prom Attendant VICTORIA GRUDOWSKI B. S., Art IOHN MILTON HEPLER. IR. A. B. A.. Accounting Sigma Kappa Phi IOHN A. HORNAK B. S.. Chemistry Kappa Sigma Kappa Phi Epsilon Seniors of 194-'Z CARMELA ROSE IGNAZIO B. S. in Ed.. Elementary E.T.P.C. Newman Club Speech Society, Sec'y ALMA LILLIAN I OHN SON A. B.. History MARY LOUISE KREMPASKY A. B. A.. Secretarial Studies EMIL L. LaCIVITA B. S. in Ed., Music Phi Sigma Epsilon Dana Music Forum, Vice-Pres. Operetta Band Newman Club DAWN LOUISE McCLELLAND A. B.. English Sigma Tau Delta Religion ln Life Club W.A.A., Pres. Vice-Pres.. Treas. Independent Women, Pres., Vice- Pres. Iambar stuff International Relations IOHN ANTHONY IEREN A. B. A.. Accounting I UNE KOSTYK A. B.. Biology Alpha Theta Delta Who's Who: Omicron Lambda Beaker Busters Religion In Life Club Chorus: Opera Delta Epsilon: Play Cast Sigma Tau Delta: W.A.A. Art Club: Orne a Ka a Upsilon CJ PP Botany Club, Treas. ROY H. KHOLL B. S., Social Science Basketball Varsity Club ELINOR LOVE A. B.. Psychology Gamma Sigma, Vice-Pres. Junior Prom Queen Delta Epsilon May Queen Attendant International Relations D.A.R. Scholarship Award W.A.A. Religion ln Life Mimes IEAN OLIVE McCORMICK B. S., Elementary Ed. Alpha Theta Delta E.T.P.C. International Relations Club Religion In Life Club MARGARET ELLEN MCCURLEY A.B.A., Secretarial Studies ALVIN STANLEY MARSHALL B. Music, Organ-Piano Delta Epsilon Delta Iota Religion In Life Studio Club Band: Orchestra Chorus: Operas MICHAEL MARK MATUNE B. S., Social Science Kappa Sigma Kappa Iambar I-li-Eds Neon Sports Editor Mimes, Treas. Gamma Iota Alpha, Vice-Pres. Gessner Law Club MARY LEE MORGAN B. S.. Elementary Ed. E.T.P.C. Alpha Theta Delta Newman Club ELIZABETH IOAN OWENS B. S., Elementary Ed. Gamma Sigma, Vice-Pres. Sigma Tau Delta Mimes Religion In Life E.T.P.C. Delta Epsilon FRANK IOHN MCLAUGHLIN B. S., Business Ad. Sigma Delta Beta, Pres., Sec'y Newman Club Iambar, Circulation Mgr. Freshman Basketball Varsity Basketball Varsity Tennis Football Manager Pan-Hellenic Council WILLIAM R. MATHEWS B. S., Music Chorus Delta Iota, Sec'y Debate Club Radio Club Opera Cast Delta Epsilon IEAN ANN MELLINGER A. B., English, Social Science Gamma Sigma, Pres., Sec'y, Stu- dent Council Rep.g Neon, Editor, Ass't Editor, Circulation Mgr., Student Council, Social Comm. Chairmang Pan-Hellenic Council, Sec.-Treas.p Iambar Staffg May Queen Attendanty Sigma Tau Delta: Who's Who: Delta Ep- silon: Religion In Life Cluby W.A.A., Treas.p Student Hand- book Editorp War Bond Chair- man: Chairman, Freshman Re- ception BETTY IANE NELSON B. S., Elementary Ed. Gamma Sigma E.T.P.C. Interfraternity Sweetheart Atttendant Religion In Life Club AUDREY PEARL PARKER A. B. A., Secretarial Studies Epsilon Theta Gamma, Sec'y I Seniors of 1947 IOSEPH IAMES PEPE B. S.. Chemistry Indepenquins Student Council Phi Epsilon, Vice- Pres. Intramural Basketball Capt. Intramural Baseball IOSEPH RAYMOND PEYKO A. B.. Business Ad. Phi Gamma Newman Club, Vice-Pres. Student Council Snowflake Frolic Chairman Mardi Gras Chairman Who's Who Speech Club, Treasg Debate Club Editor, Football Programs Iambar Staff, Neon Staff STANLEY L. PLECHA B. S.. Chemistry Phi Epsilon Intramural Basketball Intramural Volley Ball Dawn Patrol Intramural Baseball BETTY L. POOL A. B.. Social Science Delta Epsilon THEODORA D. RAPTOU B. S.. Elemenetary Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, Pres., Corres. Sec'y, Recording Sec'y Interfraternity Sweetheart Queen May Queen Attendant Mimes Pan-Hellenic Council Speech Club E.T.P.C. Chorus Jambar Staff GLADYS MARIE PEPPEL B. Music. Piano Gamma Sigma Sigma Alpha Iota, Sec'y, Treas. Who's Who: Delta Epsilon Dean's List Dana Music Forum, Pres. Chorus: French Club Opera Accompanist MARIORIE POPOWICH PILZ B. S.. Business Education Alpha Iota, Historian, Co-Sponsor Art Club, Sigma Tau Delta Delta Epsilon Ir. Prom Attendant, Hi-Ecls Business School Faculty OLGA POINSKI B. S.. Business Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, Treas., Sec'y Neon Staff Hi-Eds RACHEL GETHING POWELL B. S.. Elementary Ed. Eta Delta Sigma Delta Epsilon ANDREW IOHN REHBOGEN A. B.. Languages DANIEL EUGENE RICH A. B.. Social Science Who's Who Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Tau Delta, Iambar Staff Chorusy Newman Club International Relations Club Art Clulop Pan-Hellenic Council Neon Adv. and Business Mgr. Iunior Class, Vice-Pres. I-li-Eds lnterfraternity Dance Chairman IACK W. RITTER A. B. A.. Accounting Newman Club Sigma Kappa Phi, Pres. ROBERT MICHAEL SCHETTINO B. S.. Social Science WhO'S Who Phi Sigma Epsilon, Treas. Newman Club: Sigma Tau Delta Mimesp Hi-Eds International Relations Club Chorus: Neon Staff Sophomore Class Pres. Choir, Opera Cast PAUL CHRIS SERENE B. S.. Chemistry lndepenguins Beaker Busters, Treas. Veteran's Association, Treas. I OSEPH PAUL SONTICH A. B., Economics Phi Gamma, Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas. Interfraternity Council Pan-Hellenic Council Homecoming Day Chairman Iambar Staff Newman Club Neon Staff DONALD E. RICH B. S., Instrumental Music Delta Iota MARY ANN RUTKOWSKI A. B. A.. Secretarial Studies Tau Kappa Nu MICHAEL EMIL SCHWARTZ A. B., Social Science RUTH EVELYN SHERLOCK B. S.. Elementary Ed. Newman Club N ORMA LOUISE STEELE B. S., Chemistry Omocron Lambda, Treas., Sec'y Omega Kappa Upsilon, Vice-Pres Beaker Busters, Treas.. Sec'y Religion In Life Club Seniors of 1947 RALPH FRANKLIN STEWART B. S.. Business Ad. Kappa Sigma Kappa IOSEPHINE A. TESONE A. B. A., Secretarial Studies Tau Kappa Nu Newman Club MARYANNA TORNICH B. S.. Business Ed. Who's Whog Neon Senior Editor Sigma Tau Delta, Treas. Delta Epsilon: Dean's List Independent Women, Pres. Freshman W'omen's Tea Chr. Student Council Financial Comm. Hi-Eds, Historian Reliqion In Life Club W.A.A., Program Director, Treas. WILLIAM E. VIEWEG IR. B. S.. Music I UNE ELIZABETH YEAGER A. B. A., Secretarial Studies ROBERT MARVIN TEETS. IR. B. S.. Chemistry Indepenguins Phi Epsilon, Pres. Beaker Busters, Pres. Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Iunior Varsity Basketball PAULINE MARIE THOMAS B. S., Elementary Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, Treas. Student Council E.T.P.C. Religion In Life Club Mimes FRANCES ANN TIRLEA A. B. A.. Secretarial Studies Tau Kappa Nu, Pres. VIRGINIA MARY WILKOS B. S.. Elementary Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, Vice-Pres. Pan-Hellenic Council Newman Club, Sec'y Snowflake Frolic Queen E.T.P.C. Freshman Class, Sec'y Mimes IOSEPHINE YELDER A. B.. Social Science Interracial Comm. Iambar Staff International Relations, Pres., Sec'y-Treas. Chorus Dean's List Delta Epsilon W.A.A. IEAN AUDREY PORTER A. B. A., Secretarial Studies Gamma Sigma Homecoming Attendant Newman Club Mimes OTTO IOHN IACOBY B. S. in Ed.. Music Studio Club, Treas. Delta lota Orchestra l THEODORE R. CUBBISON A. B., Social Science Sigma Delta Beta, Newspaper Editor Student Council Iambar Staff Neon Staff May Day Committee PAUL PETER ZUZIK B. S. Business Ad. lndepenguins Seniors of 1947 GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Bachelor of Laws ROSE MAURINE BRUNNER Law DONNA PAULINE CHURCH Law IEROME M. DAUGHERTY Law ELTON WAGNER LUCKHART Law Bachelor of Science THELMA V. ESPING Nursing ROY P. IONES Chemistry Phi Epsilon Bachelor of Arts DOROTHY GANTZ CHARLES Philosophy and Religion WILLIAM I. HIGGINS Social Science' Kappa Alpha Psi, Polemarch, V. Polemarch, Keeper of Exchequer, Dean of Pledges, Regional Board of Directors, International Relations Club, Student Council, Pan-Hellenic Council LYNN RHODES LOWRY Biological Science HOWARD R. NORD IOHN PACZAK English SAMUEL MARTIN PASTORE Social Science EUGENE PLANCHAK Social Science Sigma Delta Beta, Pres. Neon Staff, Iambar Staff, Student Council, Pan Hellenic Council MARIO DAVID ROSS Business Administration ,Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sgt. at Arms, Newman Club, Gamma Iota Alpha, A.V.C. RAYMOND LEON SCHEID, IR. Business Administration PETER ELI TSVETANOFF Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Education MABEL LARIMER BATHAM Elementary Education ANNA BELLE SACK CENNAME Elementary Education PHIL MARIO DiPIERO Music IACOB S. FOULK Education I. GLESNER GRIFFIN Education NICHOLAS HONDA Elementary Education HELEN E. PERRY HUTCHISON Elementary Education W. GWYNNE IENKINS Music ANTHONY PETER MASTADON NA Art Education Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pres., Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Neon Stuff. Newman Club. A.V,C., Art Club ANN N. MORGAN Elementary Education I ESTELLE BARBARA SIMPSON Elementary Education EDITH M. SLAGLE Elementary Education Bachelor of Music VIRGINIA PUTT Piano Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration FRANK C. KICOS Business Administration CHARLES IOSEPH MAXWELL Business Administration Title of Associate in Business Administration BERNICE MAY BROWNLEE Secretarial Studies GUIDO JOSEPH CASSANO Accounting SARA ELIZABETH COX Secretarial Studies HELEN SMITH CROFFORD Business Administration L. DUANE DILWORTH Accounting IOHN M. MONAHAN Accounting CARL KENNETH NOWAK Accounting EDWARD A. RENSTROM Business Administration CLIFFORD LEROY SHERRAN Business Administration EDWARD F. THORNE Accounting ALICE MARIE TURNER Secretarial Studies MARY MARGARET WATSON Secretarial Studies IEANNE CELESTE WYLIE Secretarial Studies Tumor Class Officers B111 Slifka OFFICERS President ................. Bill Slifka Vice President ......... . . Kenny Love Secretary ........ Cathleen Naughton Treasurer . . . ....... Mason Dyer One grand year to go. We're almost there. Active in social affairs and classes. Members on Who's Who. Nancy, Junior Prom Queen. Slifka, an excellent president. Members in Delta Epsilon. A Prom to remember. Lovely attendants. Ingredients for a promising senior class. Kenny Love Cathleen Naughton Mason Dyer First Row--Aswqd, Cooperrider, Dyer, Arnold, Higham. Second Row-Phillips, Sheffield, Slifkcr, Barker, Altiere. First Row-Taylor, Mantle, Vesy, Hauser. Second Row-Taylor, Kuzinsky, Deskin, Lenhcirdt, Cramer, Lenhardt Sophomore Class Officers Arseny Melnick That feeling of be1onging i in our second year of college. Fine officers with Arseny at the head. Partridge, Iambar editor. Making the Dean's List. Members becoming known in all organizations. Sponsoring the Bare Brunch. Growing friendships. Stretch- ing out for two or more years of work and fun. OFFICERS President ............ Arseny Melnick Vice President ............ Iohn Botch Secretary ..... .... A lice Woodside Treasurer . . . ....... Iane Foy I ohn Botch Alice Woodside Icme Foy 1 1 The Sophomores The Freshmen Iimmy Lowery President Biggest class in YoCo history. Where were they when pictures were token? limmy running the clorss single-honded. Freshman Receptions. Meeting dll those people. Freshman Breokforst. Rushing. Budding friendship. Barely living through finals. On to next yeomr. First Row-Higham, Carlson. Strickler, Shutrump. Conley, Haltman, Digncxn. Second Row-Gcxrver, Vangeloff, Luszcz, Dursi. Third Row-Stein, Mercer, Driscoll, Pizollct, Pesuni, Creed, Ccxtalcxno, Cvercko Fourth Row-Grove, Iessop. Vcrrveris, Weichman. Kneeling-Semko, Kcmik, Driscoll. First Row-Kish, Cerimele, Gray. Wellman. Second Row-Felger, Gibbu, Hamlin. Third Row-Nicholson, Grossman, Dugan. Fourth Row-Pennel, Meiers, Bishop. Sibley, Yokosuk. Pusku. First Row-Huiaqan, Ncrvin, O'Horo, Davis, Lowery, I-Ianni, Henderson, Strong, Zimmerman Second Row-Schlaiter, Scziemow, Nczdler, Choen, Pefolski, Granchuy. Third Row-Mangenilli. Maxwell, Anderson, Melnick. Fourth Row-Iones, Margotti, Ramsey, DiCenso, Albrighi, McCurley, Hutz, 0 'N K WZ NN ln 1 5 3 1- .9 'Q lo nl os L Q. N, I9 N I s 1 ' Q' Q 3 If I l 1 'm,1 7 ! l V 1 x 1 1 .Q ,511 -4 pr? I, 5 Q 4' '-::.a Q, D I NN W 1' a 1,1 '-..- at YoCo .9 :. , NMS? Q ss. . i,,,X,, Y x V-fwa,.,4, M -, , Vf6Z'Ifv, i 'sf 'fl ' fir ii is gm ,, FWZ jigwggk ,S,g:2gfm:S?ff EL E' 'wk :QW X x w W 1 ,Ms Student Council Larry Blazina President Ray Davis Alice Woodside Iohn Grim Vice President Secretary Treasurer Governing body on campus. Regulating organizations' activities. Promot- ing harmony and friendship among groups. Under excellent leadership of Larry. First Homecoming Day since the War. Freshman Receptions. Freshman Breakfast. The Christmas Snowflake Frolic. Extensive intra-murals. Opening the Students Center. Bare Brunch in Mill Creek. Will We ever get the budget explained to everyone? Iunior Prom. Another beautiful May Day. Electing campus heads for next year. Mrs. Dykema and Miss Boyer sitting in on meet- ings. Closing the books on another successful year. INDEPENDENTS Norman Bartelmay Steve Bencetic Bob Billett Larry Blazina Debby Butts lohn Grim lay Hoyt Maryarma Tornich FRESHMAN CLASS Pete Prokop Dorothy Shutrump MEMBERS GREEK ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Theta Delta Alice Woodside Gamma Sigma lean Mellinger Kappa Alpha Psi Bill Higgins Kappa Sigma Kappa Ray Davis Phi Gamma Ray Martz Phi Lambda Delta Pat Ford Phi Sigma Epsilon Dave Keaggy Sigma Delta Beta lack Thompson Sigma Sigma Dick Baer IAMBAR Clarence Partridge RESIGNATIONS Frank Covelli Lotus Koken Gene Planchak Fred Spotleson Polly Thomas ADVISORS Miss lvis Boyer Mrs. Karl W. Dykema Standing-Ford, Mellinqer, Blczzina. Seated, Back Row-Shut:-ump, Bm-telmay. Billett, Mrs. Dykema. Miss Boyer. Thompson, Woodside. Seated, Front Row-Partridge, Keuqqy, Mttrtz, Prokop. Tornich, Hoyt, Bencetic, cxv D is Grim Jambar C. I. Partridge Editor Lotus Koken editing eight page bi-Weekly paper. Excellent job of organi- zation. First edition of eight pages. Bill Jones managing money. Trips to the printers. Getting the copy in on time. Rounding up news. Lotie resigning. Replaced by Partridge. Kenny, assisting. Bob Weyer, new business manager. Attending the convention. Scherrner and Manche alternating on Looking Around. Mr. Taft handling first journalism class. Close calls with administra- tion. Headaches at deadline time. Letters to the editor. The voice of the student body. Kenny Love Bob Weyer Lotus Koken Assistant Editor Business Manger Retired Editor Standing-Arnold, Connor, VanCourt, Mussamcm, Hrecz, Collins, Mellinger, Sealed. front-Sontich, Young, Peyko, Maiune, Perazich, Butts. Seated, back-Holt, Meschel, Love, Goldich, Maxwell, Iahn, Lenz, Weyer, Small, Partridge. STAFF Editor ......... .. . C. I. Partridge Associate Editor . . . . . Kenny Love Sports Editor . . Society Editor . . Club News .... Faculty Advisor Ralph Goldich lean Mellinger . lulienne Delfs Prof. W. H. Taft Members ...... Tom Manche, Frank Schermer, Iohn Small, Iames Maxewell, Dick Baer, Marge lahn, Wendell Van Court, lim Mclielvey, Sally O'l-loro, Mike Matune, William Halferty, Gen Goers, Ioe Walsh, Max Gross, T. E. Conner, W. E. Pellto, Glendora Collins, Richard Holt, Bill King, Ioe Peyko, Iohn Small, Ioe Sontich, Dorothy Butts, Chuck Perazich, Elvera l-lrecz, Charles Whitnaur. Business Manager .......... ...... . . . Bob Weyer Assistant Business Manager . . . ............ Werner Lentz Circulation ............... ............. P at Brennan, Bea Arnold AdV9rtiSiHQ .... .... L eo Casey, Max Gross, Vin Wittenauer Neon Iean Mellinger Editor Edited by lean. Mary and Margy assisting. Praying for good weather for pictures. Extending deadlines. Werner hounding business men for ads. Bill counting money. Mary convincing Pan-Hellenic Council with a financial report. Excellent advice from Professor Dykema. lean worrying. Stretch the budget. The ''get-the-Neon-out-this-semester'' motto. Mary Vesy and Margaret Nicewcmer Bill pm-meme, Assistant Editors Business Manager First Row-Tornich, Matune, Peyko. Second How-Mellinqer, Grice, Bcxrtelmrxy, Soniich, Vesy. STAFF Editor ......... ................... I ean Mellinger Assistant Editors . . . .... Margaret Nicewaner, Mary Vesy Photography Editor ............................................ Pat Lynch Mary Agnes Hatagan, Sally O'Horo, Dorothy Shutrurnp Class Editors ................................... Olga Poinski, Ieanne Grice Organization Editor . . . .............. Cathleen Naughton Senior Editors ..... . . . Iune Bradshaw, Maryanna Tornich Make-Up Editor .... ...................... . .Dorothy Butts Sports Editors ..... .... M ike Matune, Ioe Peyko, Ioe Sontich Business Manager .... ..................... B ill Parmenter Circulation Manager ................................... Norman Bartelmay Paul Feyock, Fred Spotleson, Alyce Turner, Alice Woodside Advertising' Manager ....................................... Werner Lentz Max Gross Writers . . . . . . Tom Manche, Kenny Love, Mary Vesy, Margaret Nicewaner Cheerleaders Spotleson. Gemma, Lowery. Adornato. Feyock, Delfs. Kecxggy CHEERLEADING SQUAD Iirnmy Lowery, Captain Dave KeaqQY Gloria Gemma Fred Spotleson Nancy Adornato Paul Feyock Karen Delfs School spirit personified. Captain Iimmy Lowery at the front. Pep rallies and bonfires before the games. Directing cheers from the Palace stage for Homecoming rally. Traveling with the team. Bright new uniforms. Meeting the team at the station. Catch new cheers and routines. Always on hand for all events. Lots of pep and personality-a wonderful job. Major and Majorettes Yole DiTcmmuso, Tony Fox-tuncto, Chris Christos TONY I-'ORTUNATO Drum Maior I 1 Band First Row-Cesene, Mulinari, Knight, Shellhammer, Donehue. Second Row-Hamilton, Crupi, Stimmel, Miller, Timlin. Weirich. Meinzen. Cooper. Third Row-Tuecke, Ilas, Schwers, Batista, Walker, Fortunate, Black, Babbitt, Hcxnnis, Billion. Fourth Row-Paxton, Kapsal, Hunsburger, Purney Rodewalt. Ponzio. Houk. Adams, Horvath. Fifth Row-Mr. Dehnbostel, Niessen, Crockett, Liberatore, Young, Alexander, Halady, Viewig. Bassoon: Ioseph Cooper Clarinet: Benjamin Black Leonard Cesene Mitchell Cetorelli Michael Dolovy August Drevet Vernon Hamilton Robert Ilas Ernest Iones Ray Knight Harry Larson Edward Miller Ioseph Molinar Robert Moody Michael Mulidor Arthur Pepe Anthony Raqgozzine Donald Ryal Iane Stimmel Rudolph Sulek Iames Timlin Gray Tuecke Flute: Dorothy Donehue French Horn: Pauline Meinzen William Weirich Oboe: y Paul Shellhammer Robert Alexander Thomas Halady Dan Swanger Robert Yeager David Young Saxophone: Ioe Crupi Francis Heckmer Alfred Hughes Robert Miller lack Siegel Iohn Trube Iames Weidman Trombone: Iune Adams Iames Babbitt Roy Billion Arthur Horvath Armand Houk Carl Ponzio William Viewig Trumpet: William Battista Iames Crossland Andy Cvercko Anthony Fortunato Donald Hunsberger George Kapsal W'illiam Kramer Robert Paxton George Pribek Donald Rich Edgar Rodewalt William Schwers John Walker Tuba: Terome Crockett Michael Niessen Orchestra First Row Llsko Jacoby, Booth, Lenhardt, Horvath. Second Row Furney Shellhammer, Weirich, Billion, Meinzen, Knight, Cesene, Cooper, Darzynkiewicz Hrecz Third Row Chromak Crockett, Young. Bassoon: Ioseph Cooper Clarinet: Leonard Cesene Ray Knight Robert llas Contrabass: Nicholas Chroniak Ierome Crockett Paul Shellhammer Flute: Dorothy Donehue Percussion: Robert Alexander Dan Swanger Robert Yeager David Young French Horn: Pauline Meinzen Trumpet: William Weirich Viola: Zyg Darzynkiewicz Robert Furney Violincello: Frank Daly Violin: Olga Booth Mary Lou Codespoti Andy Cvercko Michael Dolovy Arthur Horvath Otto Iacoby Iohn Lenhardt Andrew Lisko Chorus First Row-DeBlusio, Iohnson, Iohnston, Krcxmurick, DiCiocco, Merrcmto, Ewing, Boqan, Dr. Stearns, Jefferies. Second Row-Rodderwal, Duvcmzo, Ehrhurdt, Woodside, Collins, Gleeden, Lawhorn, Durley, VcxnCourt, Dull. Third Row-Laret, Roberts, Peppel, Donahue, Kramer, Schwers, Rody, Lewis, Etzweiler, Cvercko. Fourth Row-Burgoyne, Martin, Adams, Sulensky, Wellington, Matthews, Tucke, Yacono, McDonald, Lanzi. Fifth Row-Hicks, Raven, Boswell, Edwards, Yelder, Marshall, Wells, Carter, Burton, Smith, Ash, Luromu, Delulio, Boyd For the more musical students. Rehearsals by the hour. Under the direction of Doc Stearns. Putting on the Mikado. Costumes and qreasepaint. Singing over the radio several times. The spring production of Martha. Work and fun combined for excellent listening. 10 N xx 4EM!sQu, Q- Suv 1908 ,Q x I,, 'x 1' 5 , 1' 9 1 1 Q 2- f S a X 1- HL .K ,. -wa swf: 2 o E, -ax? ?' :' 5' 1 .5 '41 1 Q I NN 0 0 L::.w 0 ,I 5 1 xx ,I X I xxxx..- at YoCo Af-:saw E N' FSM ? ??iWZ Delta Epsilon First Row-Rehbogen, Blazina, Hamilton, Vieweg, Shellhammer, Grim. Second Bow-Meinzen, Peppel, Canon, Adair, Hrecz. Kostyk, Vesy, Stimmel. Third Row--Munn. Bradshaw, Bencetic, Tomich, Rozich, Yelder, Mellinger, Babbitt, Peyko. Myra Adair lames Babbitt Steve Bencetic Larry Blazina Iune Bradshaw Mildred Canon John Grim Vernon Hamilton Honorary scholastic MEMBERS Elvira Hrecz Iune Kostyk Pauline Meinzen lean Mellinqer Dorothy Munn Gladys Peppel Ioe Peyko Andrew Rehbogen Rose Bozich Paul Shellhammer lane Stimmel Maryanna Tornich Mary Vesy William Vieweq Iosephine Yelder fraternity. Advanced from the Dean's List. Iunrors and Seniors with brains. Phi Beta Kappa of YoCo. Members maintaining two point average. Perseverance and dependability. Step toward coveted Y.C pins Who's Who First Row-Peyko, Blcxzina. D'Iscl. Rozich, Bradshaw, Grice. Second Row-Mellinger. Schettino, Nicewcmer, Pm-menter, Peppel, Tomich, Kostyk, Vesy, Rich. 1945-46: 1946-47 Iune Bradshaw Hal Davies Virginia D'Isa Ieanne Grice lean Mellinger Gladys Peppel 1946-47 Lawrence Blazina Iohn Grim Lotus Koken Iune Kostyk Margaret Nicewaner William Parmenter Ioseph Peyko Daniel Rich Rose Rozich Robert Schettino Maryanna Tornich Mary Vesy YoCo members of national organization. Appear in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities . Candidates selected for scholarship, leadership, and potential usefulness in society and business. Character and personality. Extra-curricular activities. Most popular and outstanding members of Youngstown College student body. Sigma Tau Delta First Row-Butts, Arnold, Taylor, DiBiuse, Wymer, Nicewaner, Naughton. Second Row-Grim, Gncxgy, Phillips, Munn. Third Row-Mellinger, Vesy, Kostyk, Hoyt, Collins, Weyer, Melnick, Conoly, Cossack, Schettino. Other Members-Adair, Birney, Bradshaw, Callahan, Davies, Delfs, Denkleberg, Deskin, D'Isa, Felger, garilner, Grice, Hrecz, Kirsty, Koken, Love, McEwen, Morgan, Owens, Pilz, Rich, Ruggles, Schermer, tee e. National professional English fraternity. Psi Gamma chapter. English majors and minor maintaining a B average in English. Impressive speakers at monthly meetings. Virgil Freed, Paul Suter, George H. Madtes, Elizabeth Miller, Lloyd Iones. Louise Denkleberg and Ward Baker honored by publication of poetry. Annual English composition award to a freshman. Banquet in Ianuary. installation services. Presentation of red roses to new members. Quarterly rectangle publication of national organization. Maintaining aim of fostering spirit of fellowship among men and women specializing in English. OFFICERS President ..... . . . Ward H. Baker Vice President . . . . . loan Owens Secretary . . .... Evelyn Wining Treasurer . . .... Maryanna Tornich AClVlSOI' . . . . . . P1'Of, KCtl'l W. DYliG1'I1CI A Baker, Wining, Tomich Alpha Tau Gamma First Row-Goddard, Schneider, Reilly, Grim, Geitgey. Second Row-Kleimo, Todorun, Martz, Bartelmay, Fergus, Hritz. Third Row-Ellsworth. Schuller, Himes, Zcxkucicr, Sliman, Soroku. Fourth Row-Moore, Knapic, Miller, Pritchard, Mcfllhaney. Other Members-Chuey, Dawson, Siersdorfer. OFFICERS President ...... . . Warren Pritchard Vice President .... Harvey McElhaney Secretary ..... ..... R obert Moore Treasurer . . . . . . George Knapic Advisor . . . . . Robert L. Miller Honorary accounting fraternity. Organized early in the fall semester through the efforts of Mr. Robert L. Miller, Warren Pritchard and Harry Geitgey. Purpose is the standardization of accounting procedure and practice to con- form With rules and regulations set forth by the American Institute of Account- ants. Primary reason for the fraternity is to place all accounting majors in jobs upon graduation. Bi-monthly meetings held at the Pick-Ohio Hotel. Robert L. Miller chosen faculty advisor. The fraternity spring dinner-dance held at Schuster's. Guest speaker Attorney Charles P. Henderson. Omega Kappa Upsilon First Row-Steele, Catania, Yoho. Second Row-E. Edwards, Dr. Bridgham, Kurilla. Third Row-Donnelly, Rozich. Other Members-Bulgozdy, Durso, P. Edwards, Hengen, Kostyk, Phillips, Stefanick. OFFICERS President .......... Paulette Edwards Vice President . . . .... Norma Steele Secretary ..... ...... C lara Yoho Treasurer ........... Barbara I-Iengen Advisors ..... Dr. Catherine Bridgham Dr. Inga Worley Organizations made up of Women chemistry majors. Excellent guidance of Dr. Bridgham and Dr. Worley. Movies, parties, trips to Pittsburgh part of the social calendar, Interesting topics dealing with problems in the chemistry field. Hard work and study pave the Way for future Madame Curies. P111 Epsilon Fu-st Row-Altiere, Criscione. Powers, Brooks, Teets, Parmenter. Second Row-Pepe, Kirner, Dillon, Iones, Lenhctrdt. Third Row-Blazing. Atkinson, Miller, Criscione, Black. Fourth Row-Phillips, Bulgozi, Barnes, Dr. Scudder, Plecha. Other Members-Belosic, Hallec, Hornak, Goist, Libertin, Pellini, Pesa, Ray, Smiley. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Robert M. Teets Vice President . . . . . . Ioseph Pepe Secretary ..... ..... I ohn Haller Treasurer . .... . . . .... George Brooks Advisors ...... Dr. Eugene D. Scudder, Dr. E. B. Bloom, Prof. Paul Luginbill Shades of Newton, Dalton, and Einstein. Following along in their footsteps. Coupling classes With outside trips. Promoting interest in all branches of science. Bi-monthly meetings. Discussions of various chemical problems. Bushing. initiation. Pledge installation at Mahoning Country Club. Dr. F. I. Naples guest speaker. Trip to Cleveland to see exhibit on atomic energy. An incentive to scholarship. Composed of members with a B average or better in chemistry. Usually upperclassmen. Stag parties. Ending the season activities with picnic in May. Bemembrance of the basketball team. The baseball team. Talk of going national or becoming affiliated with the American Chemical Society. And finally becoming reactivated after four years of inactivity due to the war. Sigma Alpha Iota First Row-Wells, Ehrhart, Sulensky, Meinzen, Bush, Peppel, Stimmel, Burgoyne. Second Row-Booth. Roberts, Hrecz, Hrecz, Mrs. Dehnboslel. Miss Guirreneri, Taylor. Other Members-Besser, Brimner, Carson, Casalini, Gard, I-lrecz, Miller, Pucci, Putt, Szalma, Vieweq, Weisel, Welker, Wheeler, Adams. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Leona Ehrhart Vice President . . . . . . Elizabeth Hrecz Recording Sec'y ...... Gladys Peppel Corresp'ing Sec'y . . . Marjorie Brimner Treasurer ....... . . . Wealthie Bush Chaplain . . . . . Elvera Hrecz Editor ............... Margaret Hrecz Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Mildred Hrecz Advisor ....... Mrs. Nellie Dehnbostel National professional music honorary fraternity for women. Alpha Nu Chapter on YoCo campus. Reception for women music students. Monthly recitals. Radio program held in November. Hostess to Eta Province President, Mrs. C. W, Bergstrom. The power of music holds sway o'er the World! Delta Iota First Row-Jones, Bicilia, Rich, MacDonald. Hamilton. Matthews, Cesene, Babbitt. Second Row-Shellhammer, Furney, Horvath, Trube. Paxton, Marshall, Pugh, Lisko. Other Members-Chroniak, Jacoby, Molinari, Vieweg. OFFICERS President ......... Robert MacDonald Vice President . . . . . Leonard Cesene Secretary ..... . . William Mathews Treasurer .......... Vernon Hamilton Alumni Secretary ...... William Pugh Warden .......... Nicholas Chroniak Chaplain . . . .... William Trube Historian . .. ........ James Babbitt Advisor . .. . . . Dr. Henry V. Stearns Professional and honorary music fraternity. Founded September, 1946 to promote music. Presenting outstanding young musicians in recitals each semester. Joint recital with Sigma Alpha Iota in June. Now a petitioning group to Phi Mu Alpha Simphonia Fraternity of America. Sponsor, Doc Stearns, giving invaluable aid. Discussion on controversial music questions. Onward on the strains from the muse. Omicron Lambda First Row+Mcxrtin, Shreve, Dr. Bridgham, Steele, Rozich, Glass. Second Row-Phillips, Dr. Worley, Prof. Webster. Other Members-Kostyk, Morey, Sample, Stocker. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Rose Rozich Vice President . . . . . . Robert Shreve Secretary .... . . . Norma Steele Treasurer . . . . Iohn Phillips Historian . . . ............ Rae Glass Advisors ..... Dr. Catherine Bridgham Dr. Clair Worley Honorary biology fraternity. Members are biology majors and minors maintaining a B average. Organized by Dr. Frank Semans, now of Hiram College. Field trips through the park. Spaghetti dinner at Birch Hill Cabin. Lecture on chest diseases by Dr. Kravec. Lecture on Optometry by Dr. Kovasky. Annual Webster Sophomore award for outstanding biology student. Make Way for future teachers, doctors, and scientists. ' at YoCo 1 y ' - 'F' ' V ' ' Q ZMRWKQQGASJ HMP EBM ' ,mD f,wRa,l?' F NW f ' ?'k.w 5w. fNQ'145:? ffl-i ' WW -'V VQ J.?'nO'2,1SX9Ni'G M,.i2i'K5f?E'? !Q'ILT'.X.,.lQ,. Gsi.QQX'V5f?57Sivxf3kS'!'faf CCS!kE'X n 5' iff aL'W:1 5TTNWkWLK5NW 5ilWM5 Football COACH DIKE BEEDE Former Carnegie Tech Great .... Pen- guin coach for years. . . .Stresses top condition in all players. Former All American at Ohio State .... Makes the line as tough as any. RALPH WOLF Former Geneva trainer Keeps Penguins ready at all times. WILLARD WEBSTER Front Row-Conzy Lucci, Iohn Siciliano, lack Cramb, Louis Angelo, Claude Hunt, Pete Lanzi, Frank Davanzo, Mike Durina, Tom Campana, A1 Ccrmpana, Frank Savich. Second Row-Steve Sonoga, Andy Semansky, Bob Thompson, Neal Williams, Bob Gibson, Ray Wise, Guy Beltempo, Ioe Driscoll, Iohn Peluci, Don Zangara, Ioe Antcxl, Ioe Locicero. Third Row-Coach Dike Beede, Mike Stolitca, Mike Mcrlys, Ioe DeSanto, lim Berardi, August Yahn, Dick Organ, Steve Gerqely, Francis Smouse, Walter Mcxlys, Rudy Prezioso, Iohnny Henderson, Trainer Willard Webster, Assistant Coach Ralph Wolf. Not Pictured-Gene Ianecko, Tony Pavlich, Tom Rutkay, Assistant Coach Dom Rosselli. These huskies carried the YoCo banner into gridiron warfare last fCI11- The squad is composed mostly of Freshmen back from the armed forces. The Beede-men finished a brilliant season with seven victories and a single defeat, that to Western Reserve. The squad displayed fight, COLIICIQIG, 90061 fOOfbCIu knowledge, and good sportsmanship throughout the season. YoCo 26 Geneva 0 The Penguins unleased a speedy backfield to lace Geneva in the opener making their record with Covenanters stand at 5 wins, l de- feat, and 1 tie. The locals scored midway in the second quarter when Tom Campana raced 64 yards for the score, Conzy Lucci spun over after a 54 yard drive to put the Penguins ahead by 2 touchdowns at halftime. Gibson passed to Campana to cli- max a drive that started on their own six. ln the fourth quarter Gibson passed to Davanzo from the ll for the final score. fanecko and Davanzo placekicked the extra points. YoCo 20 St. Bonaventure 14 Pushed around during the first half by a heavier and a highly touted St. Bonaventure team, the Penguins roared back in the second half to overcome a l4-U Indian lead. Durina climaxed a 54 yard drive for YoCo's first score in the third quarter. Davanzo added the extra point. The next score came on a mas- terpiece of perfection+a Durina to Lanzi pass plus a lateral to Torn Campana. Davanzo tied it up with a perfect placement. A converted fumble with Al Carnpana going over spelled defeat for the Indians. YoCo 13 Western Reserve 20 With less than three minutes of play remaining the locals seemed headed for another victory or at least a tie: that is before Mason of the Redcats took over. lntercepting a Durina pass on his own 36 he raced 64 yards to give Reserve a hard fought 2U-13 victory. The Penguins scored early in the first period. A Durina to Lanzi pass with a lateral to Davanzo scored. Davanzo also added the extra point. Reserve tied it up in the same period. The locals waited until the third quarter to score again. The same combination did it again, a Durina to Lanzi pass. The Redcats tied in the same period and went on to win on Mason's sensational run. YoCo 25 St. Vincent 14 The Penguins scored early and often to beat a lighter Bobcat eleven 25-14. A blocked kick and four plays later Lucci scored for the locals. Ia- necko raced 26 yards 'for another score in the same period. Davanzo missed both conversions. The locals waited until the third quarter to score again on a Durina to Lanzi pass. The final score came in the final period after a 67 yard rnarch down the field with Ianecko going over. The Bobcats scored 14 points in the final quarter but time ran out before too much damage could be done. YoCo 20 Lebanon Valley 6 The Penguins traveled to Annville, Pennsylvania to spoil the Lebanon Valley homecoming. The Beede charges were too much for the Blue and White holding them without a first down throughout. They were also held down considerably on the ground. The locals scored in the first period with Ianecko ending a 64 yard drive with a 16 yard run to score. A Gibson to Lanzi pass in the second quarter added another score. The Blue and White converted a fumble into their only score in the same period. The final score came in the fourth quarter on a series of plays that started late in the third quarter. A Cramb to Tom Campana pass cli- rnaxed this drive. YoCo 33 Scranton 14 Paired against a husky Scranton eleven that holds a place among the nation's small grid giants the locals roared back with three last half touchdowns to hand the favored Royals a 33-14 drubbing to make the Homecoming even more successful. The locals scored in every period. ln the first period after a 60 yard march a Durina to Lanzi pass plus a laterall to Tom Campana scored. Lucci scored in the second period on a 17 yard run. A1 Campana scored in the third quarter after a 66 yard march. ln the final period the Penguins scored twice. Lucci raced 31 yards for the first one and 24 yards for the last YoCo tally, bringing his total for the day to three touchdowns. YoCo 28 Morris Harvey 14 The Penguins roared back with three touchdowns in the last half to whip the Eagles 28-14. Pete Lanzi snatched passes for three touch- downs. A safety and a Durina to Lanzi pass made it 8-O in the first period. The Eagles scored two touchdowns in the second quarter to lead 14-8. The Penguins drove 80 yards in the third with Durina going over. A pass, Durina to Organ, put the locals ahead 15-14. Durina tossed 25 yards to Lanzi for the opening tally in the fourth quar- ter. The same combination scored again this time on a 18 yard heave. YoCo 25 Waynesburg 7 Coach Dike Beede's eleven closed their season with a 25-7 victory over the Yellow Iackets. The victory made the locals record read 7 wins and one defeat. The visitors scored first. The Pen- guin machine then got rolling and scored in every quarter. A Durina to Lanzi pass made it 7-6 Waynes- lourg at the end of the first quarter. A 48 yard pass, Durina to Lanzi, put YoCo ahead l2-7. A 63 yard pass, Durina to Thompson, produced the third quarter tally. Durina skirted end from the 3 for the final marker. ,,w , l t 5 i . ! ! CAPTAIN PETE LANZI Former East I-Iiqh Star .... a pre-War Penguin .... scored more points than any other Penguin .... a great glue-fingered end .... has another year of football. Conzy Lucci Don Zcxngara A1 Cczmpcmc: Dick Organ August Ycxhn Mike Durinc: Gene Ianecko Bob Gibson Ioe Driscoll Tony Pcrvlich Frank Dcrvanzo Tom Ccunpcma Andy Sesmcmsky Louis Angelo Iohn Pelusi Senior Lettermen WALTER MALYS A former Memorial High Star .... a biq rouqh and ready guard. TACK CRAMB A former South High Star .... Won letters in football and basketball . . . .a Well-balanced quarterback that can kick, pass and run. Basketball First How-Joe Zembcx, Bobby Gibson, Capt. Roy Kroll, Ray Wise, Lou Muehlbauer, student manager George Pascarzi. Second Row-Howie Iohnson, George Chop, Steve Gergley, Charley Bush, lack Christein. COACH DOM ROSSELLI Former Geneva great .... coaches football, basketball and baseball . . . .heads intramural sports. 1 1 i t i 2 S CAPTAIN ROY KROLL A former Scienceville High star .... Won three letters in basketball .... only member of squad qrcrducxtinq. Basketball Season in Review 194-6-1947 GENEVA. 52-54 Making good use of their height, the Geneva Covenanters shaded YoCo, 54-52, as the Dis- trict Rivals hoisted the 1946-47 cage campaign. Bush was top scorer with 14 points, closely followed by Gergely with 11. DAYTON. 53-36 In their first home appearance of the season, the YoCo basketeers displaying uncanny marksmanship, shellacked Dayton University, 53-36. Dom Rosselli's charges used a fast break Wlrlilch proved very effective. Gergely with 15 a d Bush with 12 were high scorers. GANNONi 59-49 ln the third game of the early season, YoCo, in a last quarter splurge, subdued a tough and stubborn Gannon, Pennsylvania team, 59-49. Seeming to hit from every angle, Bush was high with 23 points. IOHN CARROLL 57-53 Again it took a late rally to give YoCo a 57-53 victory over a rough Iohn Carroll team. Ftosselli's boys won mainly because of their accuracy at the foul line making 19 out of 26 shots. Bush and Gergely had 13 points, closely followed by Gibson with ll. DUQUESNE. 47-53 For three quarters it looked as though YoCo was goin to snap powerful Duquesne's victory streak, but with a late spurt in the Fourth Quarter, The Dukes won out, 53-47. It was a fine battle, with both teams displaying fine basketball skill. Bush with 16 was high. DAYTON. 54-55 The next game, found the Dayton Flyers avenging an earlier loss, by beating the Pen- guins by a single point. The final score was 55-54. Bush Was high again with 17 points. KENT STATE. 66-57 YoCo cagers made it four victories in seven starts defeating Kent State, 66-57. After a slow first quarter, YoCo took over the lead and never was threatened. Bush with 24 points was top scorer. MUSKINGUM 50-48 YoCo Basketeers put on a whirlwind finish to beat a stubborn Muskingum College five, 50-48. Trailing by a point going into the clos- ing minutes, the Penguins triumphed as Gere- ly looped a long shot and Gibson followed with a foul. Gergely was high man, with 12 points. WESTERN RESERVE. 41-51 Western Reserve, displaying spectacular hook shots, defeated the YoCo cagers by a 51-41 margin. Wise was top scorer with ll points, followed closely by Bush with 8. KENT STATE. 49-50 ln their tenth game of the season, YoCo lost a heart-breaker to Kent State, 50-49, as the latter gained revenge for an earlier de- feat. Kent State came .through in the last 15 seconds to do the trick. Wise was high with 13 points. ST. BONAVENTURE. 58-50 YoCo made it 6 wins and 5 losses, as they beat powerful St. Bonaventure, 58-50. It was a brisk affair throughout with YoCo breaking loose in the final chapter. Gergely had 16, Bush 13, and Gibson 12 for the high scores. AKRON. 4 1-7 1 ln a rough and tough affair, with 35 per- sonal fouls being committed, the Akron Zip- pers won a lop-sided game from YoCo by the score, 71-41. Gibson with 12 points was high, and Wise featured on defense. ST. FRANCIS. 52-48 Steve Gergely and Ray Wise each contrib- uted 11 points as YoCo defeated St. Francis, 52-48. Youngstown's fast-breaking offensive and uncanny shotmaking in the early stages of the tilt spelled victory for the locals. BALDWIN-WALLACE. 59-55 By applying the pressure in the last quar- ter Dom Rossel1i's cagers upset the powerful Baldwin-Wallace cagers, 59-55. Kroll and Bush were high with 15 points, followed by Chris- tein with 12. IOHN CARROLL. 60-52 YoCo basketeers beat Iohn Carroll for the second time, downing the Clevelanders, 60-52. Bush and Christein had 12 and Gergely had ll points. Kroll and Wise performed brilliant floorwork. BOWLING GREEN. 52-60 On the opponent's court YoCo basketeers lost a tough one to the Bee-Gees of Bowling Green. The final score was 60-52. Wise had 14, Kroll 13, and Gergely had ll for the locals. GENEVA. 63-52 Dom Rosselli's Penguins put on the pressure in the second half to overcome Geneva's 10 point lead and take a 63-52 win. Christein had 16 and Gergely had 15 points for the locals. ST. VINCENT. 59-49 ' Staging a characteristic second half splurge, YoCo captured a decisive victory over St. Vin- cent, 59-49. Youngstown was superior in all departments, making 23 field goals, while making 13 out of 19 fouls. Christein had 16, Gergely 13, and Bush 12 points. ST. FRANCIS. 48-56 BV setting a dizzy pace in the last half, St. Francis downed YoCo by the score, 58-48. Youngstown had an early lead, but St. Fran- cis overcame this lead, and went on to win. Christein with 12 and Bush with 11 were high. Kroll displayed brilliant floorwork. WAYNESBURG. 51-61 After leading at the first quarter, the YoCo- ites couldn't find the range, thereby giving Waynesburg a 61-51 verdict. Christein had 17 and Bush had 14 points for the locals. ST. . VINCENT. 71-46 YoCo cagers were a step nearer the finish of a successful basketball season after their victory over St. Vincent, 71-46. In the fourth quarter YoCo went on a 26 point scoring spree to settle the issue. Bush with 20 points was high. WASHINGTON AND IEFFERSON. 61-64 Overcoming an 8 point Penguin lead in the fourth quarter, Washington and Jefferson edged YoCo 64-61, in the final game for the locals. Scoring was evenly divided among Bush, Christein, Gergely, and Wise. G01 ed Aherie, Pete Prokop, Left to right-Ioe Cimenellie, Bill Batten. Huy Braykovich, Coach Smith, Fr Iohn Novicky. Under the tutorship of Dr. Smith the Penguin par chasers finished a very successful season with seven victories and three defeats. Meeting the best teams of the state and the surrounding area the locals held their own throughout the season. Coach Smith had a well rounded squad of six men capable of taking old man par for a ride. The future for bright for none of this years' squad will graduate. Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown Youngstox fn Youngstown Youngstown Youngstown l7V2 l5V2 5V2 13 l9V2 9 12 ll 7 SV2 Mount Union . .. Akron ......... St. Bonaventure Waynesburg .... Waynesburg .... Geneva ...... St. Bonaventure Geneva ...... Bowling Green Akron ....... 2V2 V2 lOV2 7 4Vz ll 4 .. 9 .. 13 7 V2 Any of these were the golf team looks Baseball First VJ-or-Iohn Spade. Ice Antal, Iohn Lawhorn, Andy Semansky, Rudy Bruykovich, Sam Fine, Paul 1 mms. Second row-Chuck Perazich, George Chop, Mike Stoliika, Pete Lcmzi, Iohn I-Iudzik, Ed. Vc.mDusen, Frank Davunzo, Iim Gillespie. Couch Dom Hosselli. ' The Penguins took to the national pastime for the first time in its history. A large number of young, promising players came out early in the year for indoor training under the direction of Coach Dom Rosselli. Unfavorable weather hampered outside drills and spoiled many regularly scheduled ball games. The squad consisted of many local high school and sandlot stars. Pitching was superb. The lack of timely hitting cost the Penguins many of their games. The future looks promising with most of the squad returning next year. Youngstown . . . . 4 St. Vincent Youngstown .... 2 Akron .... Youngstown .... 10 Penn ...... Youngstown .... 3 Waynesburg Youngstown .... 6 Kent ...... Youngstown .... 6 Geneva . . Youngstown .... 5 Akron .... Tennis Howie Iohnson, luck Muikrunz, Ioe Ross Coach Willard Webster sent his varsity tennis team into a rough ten game schedule involving the best schools of the district. The Weather kept the boys in for a while but when it was fair the team came through with all the YoCo fight they had in them. The team was made up of former high school stars. Intra-Murals Intra-Mural Directors Tony DeGeorge. lack Maikrcmz, Pete Prokop, Dom Rosselli To these men the students and faculty owe a great deal of thanks for making the intra-mural program a highly successful and interesting one. Their best efforts and patience were always put forth. All their efforts were not in vain for those participating in the program feel a sense of gratitude and appreciation. Chairman . . . . . Pete Prokop Baseball . . . . . Tony DeGeorge Supervisor . . . . . . Dom Rosselli Tennis ' ' ' ' lack Muikmnz Golf . . . . . . Pete Prokop Basketball The enthusiastic reception of the lntra-mural Basketball League brought into focus enough teams to split them into two divisions, the American and the National. Teams representing fra- ternities, clubs, independent groups, and college departments fought a nip and tuck battle for top honors. The Blue lays captured the National League title with an impressive season record of nine wins with no defeats, while the American cagers ended in a three-way tie. Nu Sigma Rho, Dana, and the Newman Club finished the season with the same record: seven wins and two defeats! In the play-offs, Nu Sigma Rho polished off the Newman Culb, and in turn were defeated by Dana, sending the latter into the League play-off. The Blue lays defeated Dana to reign as top team in the League. Eli Danilov of the victorious Blue Iays won the high-scorer cup after a hard fight with several high-scoring aces of the other teams. The Blue Jays-Ioe Locicero, Tony DeGeorqe, Louis Angelo, Eli Dcmilov, Tom Campancx. Women's Bowling The fair sex took to the alleys and came through with a rough and tough battle for honors in the Women's Bowling League. The Pin Busters Walked away With the top honors but only after a hard fight to the top. Iole DiTommaso of the champs was the high scorer of the league. YoCo Pin Busters-First row-Angela Munqinelli, Iole DiTommaso, Nancy Adornuto. Peg Ramsey. Second Row-Gert Kushner, Betty Young, Marilyn Bush, Gwen Thomas. Baseball Fourteen hard fighting teams made up the Intra-Mural Baseball League with all games being played at Harrison Field. All teams were eager to play and their best efforts were always put forth. The League was a tight battle down to the last week. Pitching played the most important role in the games. The Hornets finished on top in the League and played the second team, Phi Epsilon, for the coveted cup. The Beaker boys beat the Hornets the first game but the Hornets roared back to take the next two games by wide margins. Nu Sigma Rho, Dana's, and the Fighting Irish fielded better than average teams. Golf Women's Golf Team-Iimmy MacGunigal, Betty Houser, Sally 0'Horo. Phyllis Grein, Katie Boukal, Dorothy Munn, Maryanna Tornich, Isabel Tishov, Yole DiTomasco, Nancy Adornato. Mary Dinqor, Pete Prokop. Fifteen beginners participated in Intra-Mural Women's Golf. The first les- sons were lectures given by varsity star, Pete Prokop. Other instructions were given at Stambaugh Golf Links under the supervision of Prokop and Pro Iirnmy MacGunigal. 1VIen's Golf Intra-mural men's golf culminated in a tournament in which sixteen golfers qualified for a round-robin. Howdie Iohnson had a low score Winning the tournament and theetrophy. Carl Fabian placed second. Homecoming -QOWN N QZ XNN '2- Suv' ,0'..txsxN I 1' fo . , 1 E 9 'Q Q gym ,xv d l I - yu: :nf : 3 7' P:-e1fe :w l l . ,L 3 sa 1 B I sg 49 ' 1' NN 0 'llhl 5 1, X I at YOCO 2 - Y, B . . Q Y' QA' x X 5 Ex 4 M J xA Q ASS Z QQ May Day ' fl A4 .,?T'1? G'? xg w 5 5 Y x I f , 1 if H M 1, '1-4 gy 9, K 7 .gif , iii A, 45' A W. A- 'fy - , K' B3 ' ' nv .., QW x Q fs WM To, Qi Casual Beauty 'll' 4 Naam? 'iw X55 QL: 1? Si?-wk 0fZ0'Z6Z'6Z' ' 4 :Idea 10 N 'Z X is 1 Y 5 O C5 -4 5' SJANQ at YoCo N I9 0 '.' ix I, XX I 1 9 L ' T 5 1 - f l 1 im my 1 f 7' ,QQQS W 5 ' Q- -1 2 Q 's '54, l Q f ix g 0 L::.'. ,Il xx I, xx s1Q I 2 YW? , f. ASW lm ,QQ Q gm 1-iw ,Nl . ff :ph , 33231 I vw x -, ng W , , fa - .V k if I' ' 5- 3' , X X , 'QQ X f 23599: WH? Front-Bill Slifkcx, Jeanne Grice. Back-Dave Keaggy, Tony Dcxvunzo OFFICERS September-Icmuary February-Iune Chairman .......... Dave Keaggy Chairman ...... . . . Tony Davanzo Sec'y-Treas . . . ...... Bill Slifka Sec'y-Treas. . . . . . . Ieanne Grice Guiding hand in fraternity and sorority relations. Each organization repre- sented by two members. Promoting friendship among the Greeks. The Pan- Hellenic Sweetheart Prom. Ruth crowned Sweetheart. Welcoming new fraterni- ties into the sacred circle. Able refereeing by Dave and Tony. Settling touchy problems. Trying to smooth the thorny path. ALPHA THETA DELTA Ieanne Grice Mary Woodside GAMMA SIGMA Pai Lynch Mary Vesy KAPPA ALPHA PSI lsadore Blalcney Durad Rouse KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Bill Slifka Dick Watters NU SIGMA RHO Don Hanrii lim Lowery PHI GAMMA Leo Casey Mike Kirwan SIGMA SIGMA Bill Banqas Bill Smith PHI LAMBDA DELTA Martha Altman Pat Ford PHI SIGMA EPSILON Dave Keaqqy Tony Mastadonna SIGMA DELTA BETA Bob Boyd Tony Davanzo Standing-Duvanzo. First row-KeaqQY. G1-ice, Lynch. Vesy, Watters, Slifka. Second row-Mcrstndonna, Woodside, Casey, Kirwan, Boyd, Aswad. PHI SHHMA Ross. Iones Costa, Feyock. Lenhardt. Mastadonna EPSILUN OFFICERS President ...... Anthony Mastadonna Vice-President ............ Lou Costa Sergeant-at-Arms . . . .... Mario Ross Secretary ...... .... P aul Feyock Treasurer . . . . . . Iohn Lenhardt Advisor . . . . . . Karl Benker Formal dinner dance at Mahoning Country Club. Traditional rush break- fast at Bear's Den. I-lot coffee with bacon and eqqs. Annual Christmas party with Alpha Delts. Holly and mistletoe. Formal dance at Poland Country Club. Outstanding members on campus-Pete Big 37 Lanzi, football squad: Bob Schettino, Who's Who 1 Woody Van Court, President, R.l.L.g Dave Keaqqy, Chairman, Pan-Hel. Parties with the Gamma Siqs. Founders' Day Banquet. Two Weeks at the lake. Chuck full of outstanding athletes. Wedding bells for Frank Davelli, Dave Keaqqy, Mason Dyer, Ralph Anzivino, Iohn Botch. Beede expoundinq at Lanzi testimonial dinner. Frat inauqurates tree planting project at YoCo. Red rose tied with colors blue and white. An initiation that makes infantry basic feel like a breeze. 1947 Hal Davies Anthony Mastadonna William Patrinos Mario Ross Robert Schettino William Trube 1948 Andrew Cafaro Iohn Creps lack Cramer Harry Deskin Mason Dyer Martin Gaudiose lohn Henderson lohn D. Iones Chester Kazenski Charles Kirsty Pete Lanzi Arthur Lenhardt MEMBERS lohn Lenhardt George Libertine Iohn Loney Dan Marlos William Reed Don Rylander lohn Sambolic Vic Ugran 1949 Ralph Anzivino Hirsh Avner Robert Barton Leroy Berger Robert Berger lohn Botch Iames rown Lou Costa Ioseph Czap Frank Davelli Richard Eisenman Paul Feyock Robert Furney Andrew Geewax Armand Houk William Iessup William Iones David Keaggy lohn Marlos Arseny Melnick Iames Miller Robert Needham Vin Neeley lohn Phillips Robert Rachel William Rich Frank Talbot Woodrow Van Court Iames Ventresco Eugene Wilson Charles Wittenaur l First row-Schettino, Kuzenski, Melnick, Uqrcxn, Cramer, Deskin, Miller, Feyock, Henderson Second row-Dyer, Fm-ney, VunCourt, A. Lenhardt, Iones, Avner, Wilson, Mcxstodonna. Third row-Houk, Eisemun, Wittencluer, Berger, I. Lenhrxrdt, Costa. Fourth row-Sdmbolic, Brown, Burton, Phillips, Davelli. Fifth row-Ventresco, Kecxqqy, Rachel, Ross, Lcmzi, Needham. ALPHA THETA DELTA A Naughton, Nicewaner. Woodside, Henqen, Green A 9 OFFICERS President ...... . . . Mary Woodside Vice President ........ Barbara Green Recording Sec'y . . Cathleen Naughton Corresp'ing Sec'y .... Barbara Hengen Treasurer ....... Margaret Nicewaner Social Chairman .......... fayne Foy Advisor ............. Dr. Inga Worley Great day for the Delts with Iudy and Iune receiving YC pins! Active summer winding up with two wonderful weeks at the lake. Boiling potatoes in a coffee pot-peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. Hayride with dates in October. Sorority sweaters-white with red letters. The Woodside sisters on a coast-to-coast program every Saturday. Marcia and Ginny on the college staff. Party at Bear's Club with Kappa Sigs. Christmas party with Phi Sigs. Caroling party with best beaus. Rushing again, combining banquet and dance with Phi Sigs. Proud newly engaged couples with sparkling diamonds, Barbie and Eddie, Flo and Dane. Iackie and lohnny saying l do . Party with the Sig Delts. More parties, first with the Sigmas, then a date party with the alum- nae. Beautiful girls in every queen's court. Who's Who and Delta Epsilon members. Promising pledges, a bright looking future. lt's been a good year, and to finish with a flourish, the annual dinner-dance. Dancing and dreaming. MEMBERS 1947 Iune Bradshaw Ieanne Grice Ieanne McCormick Margaret Nicewaner 1948 Virginia Chill Phyllis Grein Florence Gutrnan Iune Kostyk Cathleen Naughton Edith Rodway Mary Woodside 1949 Mildred Bascorn Georgia Brewster Ioanne Campbell Billie Carr Rita Donie Alice Dornbrach Margery Flask Iayne Foy Barbara Green Barbara Hengen Dorothy Kurilla Ieanne Mayhew Mildred Noufer Dolores Sostaric Alice Woodside Clara Yoho 1950 Nancy Pannier D n'e Dornbrcxch Brewsier Bascom First Row--Grice, Yoho, Chill, Noufer, o 1 , , . Second Row-M. Woodside, Carr, A. Woodside, Grein, Green, Pcmnier Kurxllcx Henqen Third Row-Ncrughion, Kostyk, Bradshaw, Nicewcmer, Campbell, Foy KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA co it o 00000 McCracken. Gundry. Slifka O O 0 0 O 0 .f' . 9 0 0 099 ' ' oo 0 l O m u 0 N o I 0 ' OFFICERS President ............ Bob McCracken Vice President ..... ....... B ill Slifka Secretary ....... . . . Bob Hammar Treasurer .... . . . Dave Gundry Advisors .... ..... P . P. Buchanan Dr Ioseph E. Smith National social fraternity. Iota chapter. Founders of Sadie Hawkins Day at YoCo. Partridge editing the Iambar. Kenny Love assisting. Champion bowling team. Rushing new men. Pledges dressed as A1 Capp characters. Slifka, presi- dent of Iunior class. Meetings at the club rooms. Smokers. Bucky and Doc Smith advising. Old members returning to campus. Making the rounds of the sororities. Active in intra-mural sports. Ray Davis on Student Council. More brothers getting married. Gala formal in Iune to finish the year's activities. Brotherhood and unity. 1947 Iohn Hornak Mike Matune 1948 George Brooks Ray Davis Kenny Love Bob McCracken Paul Meuhlbauer Al Ortenzio Ed Sirnko Bill Slifka 1949 Torn Arnadio Frank Burke MEMBERS Carl Fasick Arthur Gundry Dave Gundry Bob Harnrnar Wally Hermely Iirn Ioyce Paul l..aPaze Ed Lindsey Chuck McDonald Bill Maddocks Howard Maurice lim McMahon Clarence Partridge Nick Schiau Ioe Scholfield Bill Schwers Walt Tarazewski Bill Wellington Ioe Welsh Bill Westerrnan Ioe Zemba 1950 Roy Bacon Herb Clark Steve Cornich Ralph Harper Dick Martin Neal McCracken lack lV1cSkirnming Bob Beed Howard Schmidt Dick Watters First row-Mutune, Brooks, D. Gundry, Fusick, Sprinkle, Martin. Second Row-Slifku, Watters, Bacon, Wellington, A. Gundry, Partridge, Welsh, Schoffield. Third row--Reed, Schwers. Schicxu, Maddocks, Ortenzio, Zembu, N. McCracken. Fourth row-B. McCracken, Harper, Hornak, Hermely, Maurice, Mr. Buchanan, Schmidt Dav s Mc Skimminq, I oyce. SIGMA DELTA BETA Shefield. Organ, Rodgers Fergus, Boyd. Maikranz, Mcxnche O O O 0 o 0 10 O 0 O O 0 O 0 0 0 0 Q O 0 OFFICERS 1946 President ............ Loring Sheffield Vice-President .... .... D ick Organ Treasurer ...... . . . lack Maikranz Secretary .........,..... Robert Boyd OFFICERS 1947 President ............... Robert Boyd Vice-President ........ lack Maikranz Recording Sec'y ........ Torn Manche Treasurer ............... Paul Fergus Corresponding Sec'y . . . Duane Rogers Advisor ......... Dr. Eugene Scudder Another big year for the Sig Delts. Selling everything from penguins to pins during football season. Joint rush party with sister Gamma Sigs. Lots of pledges. Shoe-shines by the score. Harry Davidson as an Indian. The success- ful Christmas Dance. Sheff relinquishing the prexy post to Pappy. What hap- pened to the bowling scores? Manche editing the Sig Delt . Traditional basket- ball game with the Phi Grams. Organ starring on the football squad. Red McLaughlin back and active. Parties With the Phi Lambs and Alpha Delts. Davanzo, chairman of Pan Hel Council. Watch the Black and Gold. Bigger and better things to come. 1947 Frank McLaughlin Anthony Bagozzine Ed Bose Loring Sheffield 1948 Bob Boyd Paul Fergus lack Maikranz Dick Organ lack Thompson 1949 Iarnes Battafrano Tony Davanzo Harry Davidson Ioe Greene Paul Hageman Bill Iacobs Torn Manche Duane Rodgers Torn Butkay Chuck Sabino Pete Sianos George Wood 1950 Al Altier Bill Downie Sam Fasline Larry Fergus Tony Fortunaio Ioe Keeling Bill Kramer Torn Lynch Paul Snyder Mike Steits Bob Williams F1731 Row-Sabina, Boyd, Rose, Stanos, Rcxggozine, Green, Fortunate, Keeling Jacobs Second Row-gSheffie1d, Davidson, P. Fergus, L. Fergus, Rutkczy, Thompson, Williams Organ Woods Third Row-Downie, Davcxnzo, Rodgers, Mancha, Kramer, Mczikranz, Sieiis, Fczslxns Snyder Hageman GAMMA SIGMA Morgan, Uray. Vesy, Owens O o O O A O 0 O OFFICERS President ................ Mary Vesy Vice President . .. . . Ioan Owens Secretary .... ...... M arge Uray Treasurer .... ..... E leanor Morgan Advisor .... . . . Mrs. Ioseph E. Smith Back to the fall semester with a bang. Big rushing season. Hayride at Bea's in Warren. Joint rush party with brother Sig Delts. Closing the season with a formal dinner at Pick-Ohio Hotel. Gamma Sig Placque of White mums. Bids given out. Rough initiation and pledges toeing the line. Able leadership of prexy, Mary. Traditional sale of mums for Homecoming Game. Mary pre- senting football captain with spaniel from the sorority. More parties with brothers. Christmas at Melva's. Santa Claus and mistletoe. Gab sessions and round table discussions. Iean, editor of Neon. Mary assisting. Lotie, editor of Iambar first semester. More members on Who's Who. Lovely attendants to queens. Party with Iunior alumni. Lots of frat parties. Mother-daughter banquet. Carnival for student body. Spaghetti dinner. Betty as Florence Nightingale. Annual dance to close sensational year. Dances and dates. White roses and sweet music. Reign on, O Blue and White. 1947 Iinny D'lsa Elinor Love lean Mellinqer loan Owens lean Porter 1948 Penny Anqelides Bea Arnold Lois DiBiase Betty Houser Pat Lynch Mel Mantle Connie Taylor Marge Uray Mary Vesy Helen Wymer MEMBERS 1949 Katie Boukas Dorothy Moore Eleanor Morgan 1950 Lois Ash Betty Ashmus lean Bertin Phyllis Galose Mary Agnes 1-Iataaan Beverly Herst Sally O'Horo Dorothy Shutrump First Row-Lynch, Angelides, Taylor, Manila, Owens, Uray Second How-Wymer, Vesy, DiBiuse, D'Isu, Moore, Msllinger Third Row-Arnold, Boukus, Porter, Ashmus, Houser, Shutrump I-'ourih Row-Morgan, Ash, Love, Hakrgcm, 0'Horo, Hers! Galose SIGMA SIGMA Bcmqas, Kroeck. McDowell Iouchim. Williams. Cavanaugh OFFICERS President ....... . . . William Bangas Vice President .... .... K arl Kroeck Secretary ...... ..... A rt Ioachim Treasurer ......... Gordon McDowell Social Chairman . . Eugene Cavanaugh Advisor ........ ...... I. B. Williams New social fraternity on campus. Under organization since fall. Election of officers. Obtaining charter from Student Council in March. Bill, as president, a hard man to beat. Dinner-dance to introduce themselves to a new round of social activities. Battling oft a Watch. Gordy making like a bank. Being ad- mitted to Pan-Hellenic Council. First party with Gamma Sigs. Ioachim taking notes. More sorority parties. An up and coming fraternity. Making the others sit up and take notice. Excellent council from Mr. Williams. Full speed ahead and good luck! 1949 Dick Baer Ierry Heckel Art loachim lohn Small Ed Smith Bob Webster 1950 lack Armstrong William Bangas Fred Delemos Cecil Eckman Iohn Fabian lohn Huclzik MEMBERS George Gagen Eugene Kavanaugh Karl Kroeck George Krupa Werner Lentz Art McBride Gorden McDowell Iohn Macalla Kenneth Midland Frank N ovotny Pete Petrillo lack Price Bob Rose Stan Strouss Harold Thompson First Row-Baer, Bangas, Mr. Williams, Kroeck, Smith. Second How Joachim, Price, Cavanauqh, Eckman, Midland. Third Row-Rose, Gagen, Webster, Small, McDowell. Fourth Row-Thompson, McBride, Heckel. GAMMA O 0 I Kirwan. Siersdorier, Schermer. Soniich OFFICERS President .......... Michael I. Kirwan Vice President ...... Ioseph P. Sontich Treasurer .... .... F red Siersdorfer Secretary ........... Frank Schermer Advisors ............... Ralph Beard, Robert L. Miller, Don E. Elser Twentieth year on campus! Social events celebrating anniversary. Phi Gam frat house on Spring Street. Pledges doing remodeling. Successful frat dances. Mid-semester hop. First annual popularity dance. Johnny Walsh, chairman of Mardi Gras. Leo Casey, chairman of Pan-Hel Dance, Ioe Sontich running a successful Homecoming Day. Kirwan elected chairman of Ohio Valley Province of Newman Clubs. Heated rivalry between Phi Gams and Sig Delts climaxed with traditional basketball game. Victory, thanks to Chuey, Finn, and Cahill. The boys flashing the white carnation at all the dances. Sontich and Brains Peyko leaving the scene. Phi Gam shoot your buddy out of the saddle week. McOuillan forgetting to turn red. The Silver Dust Twins, Dykins and Iohnston. Raffling live turkeys in the lounge. Flag pre- sented to the college by the fraternity. Laret and Organ as Social Chairmen for the Newman Club. Big plans for annual spring formal. Oldest frat on campus. Leading the way to another successful twenty years. 1947 Ioseph Peyko loseph Sontich 1948 Leo Casey lay Dutton Andy Kirner Michael Kirwan Lee Laret Fred Manning Frank Scherrner Fred Siersdorfer 1949 Phil Chuey Lewis Dickson Don Finn lack Finn Dick Iohnston MEMBERS Ray Martz loseph Morris P. I. Organ Miles Riley Al Tauss Iohn Walsh Mel Weaver 1950 Iohn Barret lack Blackiston Charles Cahill Dick Conroy Bill Dykins Don McQuillan Bill Babel Don Shuck Bill Siersdorfer Marvie Wilds F r I row-Prof. Beard, Dickson, Casey, Muriz, Babel, Prof. Elser. nd row-Iohnslon, Schermer, Dykins, D. Finn, Walsh, McQuillo S h Thx d row-Peyko, Manning, Dullon, Wilds. Tauss, Riley, Chuey, Weaver B S o sdorle F th row-Morris. Lcxret, I. Finn, Cahill, Kirwan, F. Siersdorfer. LAMBDA O O O Adovcxsio. Rcxptou, Aswad OFFICERS President ....... . . . Lola Baptou Vice President . .. .... lda Aswad Treasurer ...... .... O lga Poinslci Recording Sec'y ........ Ida Adovasio Corresponding Sec'y ....... Pat Ioyce Advisors ...... Mrs. P. Calvin Pickard, Mrs. P. P. Buchanan Bushing. Formal banquet at Pick-Ohio. Orchids. Style shows at Buechner Hall. Sorority sweaters. Beginning of a traditional Christmas formal dinner. Initiating pledges and installation at Stoneleigh. Big success for second Phi Lamb Campus Niter. Sister Wanda Poremski, Homecoming Queen. Sister Ruth Sweeney, Pan-Hellenic Sweetheart. Sister Nancy Cooperrider, Iunior Prom Queen. Wonderful backing by new alumnae headed by Angela Valen- tini. loint formal party at Mahoning Country Club with Phi Gam brothers. Sponsoring first Freshmen Girls' Tea: Pat Ford, chairman. Sport dance with Sig Delts at V.F.W. Lots and lots of good times. 1947 Ida Adovasio Pat Brennan Olga Poinski Lola Raptou Polly Thomas 1948 Martha Altman lcla Aswad Polly Bucher MEMBERS Marge Caputo Nancy Cooperricler Pat Ford 1949 Pat Ioyce Barbara McKinney Wanda Porembski 1950 Pat Lombard Ruth Sweeney First Row-Adovasio, Lombard, Raptou. Bucher, Altman. Second Row-Aswad, McKinney, Porembski, Sweeney. Ford, Co pe Rlill NU L SIGMA l Hcmni. Lowery. Smaldino, Strollo Zcmgarcx. Maluso OFFICERS President ................ Don I-Ianni Vice President .... . . . Don Zanqara Secretary ..... .. . Iohn Maluso Treasurer .............. Rebell Strollo Student Council Rep. . . . James Lowery Sergeant-at-Arms .. Leonard Gaqliand Advisor .......... Mr. Werner Schultz Honorary Advisor ......... Mrs. Botty New social fraternity on campus. Activated Ianuary, 1947. Able advisor- ship of Mr. Schultz and Mrs. Botty. Hard work of the boys under the leadership of Prexy Don Hanni. Football players studdinq the roster. Runners-up in the Intramural Basketball League. Great plans for social activities. The big raffle Scarlet and gray, the colors, proudly displayed by the members. Purpose to establish and create good fellowship and leadership. Good luck for a successful futurel 1948 Iohn Moduso Phil Morqonti Iohn Pizzola Frank Srncddino Iohn Spohicr Don Zornqorcr 1950 Ed Coppelli Iohn Chiorellor MEMBERS Frank Dovonzo Ben Dodds Leonolrd Gorqliond Don Honni Gene Ionecko lock Iurey Icxmes Lowery Iohn Pelusi Mike Peterson Frank Sovich Rebell Strollo Paul Sworryez First Row--Swartz, Ccrpelli, Lowery, Chiarella, Smcxldin Second Row-Morqunii. Dodds, Pizzola, Mqluso, Savich Third Row-Hanni, Sh-ollo, Spuhia, Zangara. KAPPA ALPHA PSI Green, Higgins, Nicholson, Boswell Daniels, Blakney. Thomas Polemarch ....... . . . William Higgins Vice Polemarch . . . . . . lsadore Blakney Keeper of Records ...... . . William Green, lr. Vice Keeper of Records . . . . Edison Nicholson Keeper of Exchequer . . . . . Hershel Daniels Strategist ........... .... A lhert Thomas Lt. Strategist . . ........ Eurad Rouse Advisor ..... .. Maynard Dickerson First row-Green, Higgins, Belly Green fthe Kappa Queenj, Blakney, Thomas Second row-Nicholson, Boswell, Daniels, Third row-Seldon, Wigfall, Traylor. 1947 William Higgins 1948 Lloyd Haynes 1949 lsadore Blalcney Mannisee Boswell Hershel Daniels William Green Carl Madison Edison Nicholson Durad Rouse Leroy Sheldon Albert Thomas George Traylor Lawrence Wigtall 1950 Claud Ash lack Williams SCBOLLER CLUB-Herbert Armstrong, Calvin Black, Sidney Daniels, Hubert Durley, Troy Grove, Iohn Lawhorn, Roy Lyons, Charles Reed, Carl House, Leslie Royale, Percy Sabath, Willie Sibley, Leroy Walls. Beta Pi chapter organized March, 1946. Accepted at Youngstown College October, 1946. First Polemarch, Bishop McDutfie, former student at the college. William Higgins and William Green elected to the Provincial Board of Directors. First annual Sweetheart Ball, Iune, 1946. Betty Green chosen frat Sweetheart. Smoker for new students. Songtests. Initiated Guide-Right Movement. Organ- ized Scroller Club, composed ot pledges to Kappa Alpha Psi. Group under jurisdiction of active members. Excellent training for potential actives received under leadership of Herbert Armstrong, president of the pledge group. Open house every Friday and Saturday nights at the fraternity rooms. Scroller Club First row-Higgins. Reid. Durley, Sibley, Blakney. Second row-Lyons, Luwhorn, Groves, Rouse. Third row-Daniels, Armstrong. - N N 5 h w 3 .9 lo nl I + sqm' ,sos at YoCo 0 xN If C f 5 - 3 5 . 1 Q- 1... Q is I 5 '41, . Y 1 'wx 0 v ,fl N ,ll Sxitfov mv Www E may 5335, if? :W WS N g gh ,,.,,,.,L Q 3 Kgs V wb V.. , X wg xi ?4lM??' H 22 EQ , Y . . . ty . 'Sw fmw ywa we 1 -gf -,s f iv f , M125 ,J w n 9.5, .QQQQSQ ,M QAWQ sf fi KK 'S AMW, is fi: Yi X' T FE? 5 . 2 : ig-255125 gwwwg yMh Zi. If QQQQQE , aiagewi . ,,U,Lg1 MV nu. f :V ,Maw ,iggffw Mr. Zellers, Wilmitch, Ehrharl, Butts, Opritzu. Blazinu. Parmenter. President ...... .... I ohn Opritza Vice President ..... Gloria DeB1asio Secretary ........ Angelo LaCivita Treasurer ....... Richard Wilmitch Advisors ......... Dr. H. V. Stearns Professor Charles Zellers Board Members ...... Iohn LaRocco, lames Crum, William Parmenter, Ray Knight, Richard Morgan, Henry Pesa, Larry Blazina Organized in the fall of 1946. All independent students eligible. Slogan of the year- Be wise, Indepenguinizef' Meetings at Student Center and YMCA. Johnny appointing committees. Raffles. Parmenter organizing basketball and baseball teams. Winning a few games. Newlpins. Blue lean brawl at Old Barn. Government by board of eleven members, headed by president and other officers. Leona attending for Iunior Prom. Opportunities for bigger and better social activities. A successful year. On to greater things. I ALPHA IUTA OFFICERS President ........... . . . Mary Watson Vice President . . . . . . . Betty Baker . Cora Cianciola Edna Hainley Secretaries . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Eileen Sanders Historian . . .... lean Shipman Marshall .......... Margorie Hobbins Publicity Chairman . . . Marilyn Souder Music Chairman . . . Marilyn Pounders Chaplain ....... .... P atricia Boller Sponsors . . . . Mrs. Hilda Hanna Mrs. Dale Pilz Sanders. Baker. Mrs. Pilz. Mrs. Hanna. Ciunciola, Hainley. Watson Bush season with a square dance at Pioneer Pavilion. Dinner party and style show at Ohio Hotel. Betty Baker, local contestant in the national compe- tition for Alpha lota Glamour Girl. Edna Hainley receiving a special award from the national office for the highest scholastic record in the sorority. Christ- mas Formal at the Mahoning Country Club. New members treating the actives to a Nite Club Party. Spring Formal in May. Picnics in the summer. Business girls with a future. FirstsRo:11v-Hainley, Shipman, Roller, Miller, Bailey, Iones, Souder, Graham, Hobbins, Considine. Watson, an ers. Second Row-O'Brien, Davies, Pounders. McNeely, Baker, Southworth, Harrold, Bare, Cicmciolu, Bare, Mrs. Hanna, Nutter, McQuiston, McMullen, Johnson, Mrs. Pilz. ' Other Members-DeRhodes, Gaston, Kutsko, Lehot, Turner, Werdon. TAU OFFICERS K A P PA President ..... . . . Frances Tirlea Vice President . . ...... Gen Goers Secretary . . . . . Bessie Alexander NU Treasurer . . ....... Gloria Anthony Advisors .... Miss Angela Gamberale Miss Blvera Rossi Miss Gamberale, Alexander. Tirlea, Anthony, Miss Rossi Business school social sorority. Beginning the year with exciting rush parties. Pledges dressed as Carmen Miranda. Bhurnbas in the Lounge. Instal- lation by candlelight. Gardenia corsages. Banking high in inter-sorority bowl- ing. Valentine Party. Annual alumni dinner. Former members of Waves and Wacs. Formal dinner dance. Take a letter. Business girls with glamour. First Row-Tishov, Miss Rossi, Miss Gcrmberale, Tirletx, Cuscuvcxlos, Alexander, Lozcxno. Second Row-Angelillo, Cramer, Tczkucs, Aurilio, Thomas, Tesone. Third Row-Cirkcx, Sopkovich, Bouqoukus, Fortunate, DeMain, Webber. Other Members--Anthony, Goers, Saldo, Shrilla, Totten. SIGMA KAPPA PHI First row-Hennon, Hen-lick. Frew. Lewis. Gray. Vanaisky. Bossick. Second Row-Rho, Aubrcxy, Dewulk, Schmidt, Teilhet, Allison, Berndl. Hunsinqer. Third row-Wilson, McLaughlin, Hammond, Fox-tunato, Schwinq, Monahan, Dreher, Lloyd. Other Member-Mamore, Fitz, Hepler, Hojer, Ieren, Mirio, Pilz, Renstrom, Ritter, Schaffer, Shook, Stewart. Walters, Welker, Yourga, Williams. OFFICERS President ..... . . lack Lewis Vice President . . ..... Dan Mirto Secretary . . . . Andy Vanatsky Treasurer . . . . Dick Stewart Sigma Kappa Phi, Gamma chapter, oldest fraternity at Youngstown Col- lege. Organized in 1925. Celebrated twenty-third anniversary at annual Founders Day Banquet in April. A Halloween Dance. A Christmas Dance. Monthly picnics during the summer. Combining business and pleasure. AMERICAN VETERANS EUMMITTEE l OFFICERS Chairman . . . . Iohn Cvengros Vice Chairman . . . . . Oliver Davis Secretary . . . . Mildred Canon Treasurer . Robert Weyer Sergeant-at-Arms. . .Edward Barabas Cvengros, Davis, Canon, Barabcxs, McFadden Blakney, Weyer The Youngstown College AVC. Only veteran's group on campus. Nation- ally chartered organization approved by the Veterans Administration. Mem- bers taking part in local radio broadcasts and civic events. includes students, faculty and alumni who are veterans of World War ll. First row--McFadden, Lukich, Cvengros, Partridge, Davis, Canon, Freeman, Weyer. Second row-Blakney, Dcmiels. Williams. Third row-Gorgas, Howard. Pennell, Barabas, Wellman, Fleming. Other Members-Austin, Chubak, Dieter, Greenstein, Leepard, Seman, Conroy, Eckman, Eisentot, Fon- tanarosa, Frank Morqanti, Cvercko, Kopash, Ramsey, Storey, Williams, Eidelman, Sevachko, Kitko, Duiko, Hoffer, Dubai, Baxter, Carney, Baytosh, Srnrecansky, Stoney. Dinda. NEWMAN CLUB Smaldino, Shrilla, Lynch, Casey Wood, Naughton. Chuey, Loret OFFICERS President ................. Leo Casey Vice President ..... . . Patricia Lynch Recording Secretary ..... Iune Shrilla Correspond. SeC'y .... Frank Smaldino Treasurer ......... . . Philip Chuey Social Chairmen . . ..... Lee Loret George Wood Chaplain and Advisor ...... . . . . . . . . . .Rev. Arthur B. DeCrane First Row-Schlatter, Organ, Lynch, Tauss, Walsh, Nevinsky, Ross, Hutz, Kirwan, Rich, Gardner. Second Row-Tesone, Patrick, Stratford, Feyock, Melnick, Eiseman, Sostaric, Donie, Grein, Barrett, DiCiocco Schuly. Third Row-Nye, Melnick, Kapp, Santernow, Costa, Greene, Schettino, Lanzi. Fourth Row-Iohnson, Zwaryez, Simone, McMullen, Holleko. Fifth Row-Nagel, McCalla, Keshock, Spahia, Takacs, Sopkovich, Gurnak. First Row-Kurilla, Caraffa, O'Brien, Carrino, Cianciola, Manning, Peyko, Galose, Shutrump, Hataqcrn. Second Row-O'I-Icro, Navin, Bresko, Kline, Rapp, Mooney, Hanley, Organ, Sontich, Schermer. Third Row-Orsinelli, Novack, Pompura, Dial, Cirka, Miklos, Doyle, Cain, Pedor. Other Members-DeMain, Aurillio, Pelusi, Gemma, Ioyce, Devanzo, Berardi, Antal, Pascarzi, Ramsey, Scudier, Sonaga, Campana, Kolesar, Thomas, Bertin, Griffiths, Lehnerd, Arkins, Donnelly, Duras, Spotleson, Cosentina, Cassano, Lazier, Grtbben, -Muccia, Pallotta, Cannell, DiLalla, Sefcik, Harken, Ioseph, LaCivita, Kovall, Burke, Cavanauqh, Ondash, Bertolini, Heckel, Patrone, Welsh, Martin, Sullivan, Blazina, Pesa, Mastadonna, Deramo, Galose, Vesy, Noqa, Lesky, Considine, Gagen, Daprille, Kurilla, Corbin, Hennessy, Collins, Catania, Maloney, Robison, Donovan, Durda, Quinn, Cappy, O'Malley, McQuillan, Grenaa, Morgan, Rable, Pohmurski, Callahan, Uber, Foy, Calalone, Pizzola, Seman, Gurnak, Kushner, Matis, Barrett, Freisen, Blake, Soldo, Namey, Letscher, Zakucia, Anqelillo, Totten, Timko, Gutman, Dlwqosh, Snyder, Monohan, Watters, Sweeney, O'Neil, Porter, Ford, Brudis, Campione, Dinqer, Fannon, Coyne, Chop, Malys, D'Allessandro, Trucksis, DeSanto, Yurko, Saqan, DePaul, Mozzocca, Manginelli, Crino, LaVoque, Smith, Maluso, Ford, Porembski, D'Isa, Schulz, Caputo, Fortunate, Abrutz, Caputo, Milliron, Peirolc, Macejko, Almasy, Carney, Cabrere, Beyth, Verda, Vasu, Cronack, Tirnlin Kelly, Howley. National organization. Member of the Ohio Valley Province of Newman Clubs. Inaugurated bi-weekly dances at the Catholic Center. Sent a delegation to the Ohio Valley Province convention to Purdue University. Mike Kirwan elected as Chairman of the Province for the year l946-47. Christmas party. A dance for the new members in November. The Mardi Gras dance on Feb- ruary 15, complete with elephants. Queen Rosemary Quinn, attendants, Cath- leen Naughton, Rita Donie, Phyllis Galose and Patricia Lynch. Baron Elliot's orchestra from Pittsburgh. Open House in April tor the city of Youngstown. A Day of Recollection on April 22 at St. Colurnba's Cathedral. Year closed with a formal banquet in lune. Keys given to the honorary society of Iohn Cardinal Newman. Plans for a picnic, swimming, and a Weiner roast until next fall when school reopens. RELIGIUN OFFICERS IN President .. . . Wendell VanCourt Vice President . . . . Walter Stage Secretary . . .. Clara Yoho I Treasurer . . . . Betty lane Zimmerman Advisor . . . . Dr. Henry Stearns Yoho, Zimmerman, Dr. Stearns, Ioachim, Bradshaw One of the largest and most active groups on campus. Organized as a social group for Protestant students. Enlightening discussions by eminent speakers. Outstanding talks on marriage problems. Fall Frolic at Bear's Den. Swim and Dance Party. Christmas Party. Annual Candlelight Service at the Chapel of Friendly Bells. Exciting parties and educational discussions. First Row-Grice, Arnold, Partridge, Butts, Wymer, Whitworth. Second Row-Wilhelm, Martin, Gerrish, Higham, Collins, Shing, Brewster, Bascom. Third Row-Parmenter, Bradshaw, Osborne, Walters, Morgan, Munn, Knight. Fourth Row-Merritt, Zimmerman, Goodhart, Weyer, Dyer, Deskin, Rosser. Other Members-Appleton, Baird, Bartelmay, Beckman, Berger, Buchanan, Buehrle, Cadman, Conn, Courter, Cramer, Crook, Crum, Dailey, C. Davis, R. Davis, R. Davis, Halferty, Hottinger, Gihba, Anthony, Baker, VanBoxel, Shaefer, Rumford, Green, Osborne, Weir, Gray, McSkimming, Elwell, VanCourt, Russell, Shuck, Rumford, Mellinger, Gaston, Zimmerman, Kaepzel, Polinski, Gnagy, Kostyk, Delfs, Moore, Hammond, McCormick, Leubben, Mayhew, Hill, Lake, Kirsty, Shreve, Harrison, Edwards, Reefe, Thomas, Dickson, Ross, Parks, Wierdon, McEwen, Houk, Smith, Hauser, Smith, Uray, lones Wolfgang, Thomas, Nicewaner, Garbett, Fisher, Pearson, Iessup, Hoffman, Roberts, McFadden, Kreps, Taylor, Higham, Riehr, Taylor, Dutton, Pannier, Gorda, Wade, Lenz, Hoyt, Wininq, Maurice, Dornbrock, Yahrling, Wellington, Lozano. ART CLUB First How-Cooperrider, Gibba, Fried. Simpson, Ncxberezny. Second Row-Bertolini, Bologna, Nicholson, Wolf, Bencetic, Gurish. Moore. Kish. OFFICERS President ..... . .. Iohn Naberezny First Vice Pres. ..... Barbara Simpson Second Vice Pres. .... Wallace Moore Secretary ..... Stephen Bencetic Treasurer . . . . . . William Wolfe A professional organization consisting of members who have completed six hours of art subjects. Organized for the purpose of furthering the art knowl- edge of it's members and to promote a desire and appreciation in college and community. Holds a yearly exhibit at Butler Art Institute. Various other exhibits during the year. Two of the club members, Wallace Moore and Stephen Bencetic, taking honors in the twelfth Annual New Year Show at Butler Art Institute. Wallace receiving first prize in water color: Stephen honored for having the best flower painting in the exhibit. Future Van Goghs. MIMES OFFICERS President .... .. Pardee Stanos Vice President ....... . . Philip Crook Correspond. Secretary . . . Betty Houser Recording Secretary . . . Connie Taylor Treasurer .......... .... L ee Laret Social Chairman . . . . . George Woods Publicity Chairman ., . Frank Bolagna Advisor . . . . . Donald Elser Crook. Taylor, Stcxnos. Bologna Mr. Elser, Houser, Wood Lcrret Professional dramatics club. Don Elser showing how to tread the boards. Weary hours of fixing make-up for the Mikado and Martha. Oh! those re- hearsals. Trip to Cleveland to visit the Playhouse. Let's see how the other colleges do it. Front and center. Face the audience. One act plays at our Playhouse. Looking over the road shows at the Park. Not all are Sarah Bern- hards. But we try, and we're good, tool First Row-Wymer. Boukas. Taylor, DiBicxse, Roberts. Second Row-Doyle, Nudler, O'Horo, Moore. Third Row-Rutkcxy, Greene. Boyd. Maikrunz, Bolaqnu. Fourth Row-Lcrrei, Ash, Sicxnos, Hcrtcxqan, Porter, Pearson. I-'ifth Row-Crook, Sczbino, Gnaqy, Maxwell, Seagx-ave, VcxnCouri, Wood. Other Members-Angelides, Bertin, Brown, Davidson, D'Isa, Fergus, Ford, Galose, Kramer, Nunamaker, Rose, Smaldino, Sweeney, Uray. DEBATE CLUB President .... Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor . . . Muluso, Brennan, Kcxbealo, Dumore Professional organization. Headed by Don Elser, head of the OFFICERS .. Albert Brennan . . . .... Kay Kabealo . . . Lawrence Damore . . . . . Iohn Maluso . . . Prof. Donald Elser speech de- partment. Trips to Hiram, Kent, Westminster, Baldwin-Wallace, and Capital to debate. Participation in Student Congress in Columbus. Now an active member of the lnter-Collegiate Debate Society. First Row-Peyko, VanCoux-t, Lowery, Brennan. Second Row-Kirwan, Kcxbeulo, Sheffield, McNee1ey, Maluso. DANA MUSIC FORUM First How-Furney, Roberts, Booth, Adams, Hrecz, DiCiocco, Lenhardt, Henderson, Iones, Burgoyne, Knight. Smith. Second Bow-Horvcrth, Taylor, Iohnson, DeBlcxsio, Keck, Iones, Donahue, Mrs. Dehnbostel, Hrecz, Wells, Slimmel, Ehrharl, Peppel, Meinzen, Nevinsky, Burton. Third Row-McDonald, Houck, Ponzio, Shellhcxmmer, Lisko, Larson, Tucke, Roderwalt, Lnwhorn, Martin, Rodgers, Dull, Trube, Merrunto, Warfield, Hoffman, Schwers, Hunsberger, Rill. Babbitt, Cesene, Ewing. Sulensky, LuCivitu, Halliday. OFFICERS President ...... .. Gladys Peppel Vice President . .. . . Emil LaCivita Secretary . . .... Lois Keck Treasurer .. .......... Elvera Hrecz Advisor . . . . . Mrs. Nellie Dehnbostel Every music student automatically a member of the Forum. The president chosen by the faculty. Other officers elected. Educational talks by members of the faculty. Debates on music. Parties to get acquainted. Banded together by a love for music. ' OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Mary Adair Vice President . . .. Harry Deskin Secretary . . . . . Rita Donie Treasurer . . . . . Violet Tornich Advisor . . . . Miss Frieda Chapman Tornich, Donie, Deskin, Adair Local club for future grade school teachers. Discussion of problems in the field of education. Advising by Miss Chapman. Halloween party for new members. Professor Dykema speaking at Thanksgiving party. Annual Christ- mas Tea. Meetings at Buechner Hall with talks on foreign lands. Revision of constitution. Largest membership of club. Valentine and St. Patrick's Day parties. Preparing to mould future generations. ' First Row-Owens, Aswad, Emile, Carrino, Higham, Wellman, DeLucia, Brownlee. Second Row-Miss Chapman, Bascom, Miklos, Seaman, Selnyk. Third Row-Ungar, Clark, Mclfallip, Bresko, Koster. Fourth Bow-Anderson, Henderson, Conkle, Oslakovich. Fifthnlilow-Tomich, Rodgers, Corbin, Deskin, Toti, Rich, Ash, Gemma, Manos, Myres, Gray, Sisley, omas. Other Members-Adornato, Adavasio, Ayers, Bailey, Berarducci, Broderick, Cannell, Charlebois, DaCunto, DiBiase, Durley, Felger, Gemma, Heller, Higham, James, Johnson, McCormick, Morgan, Morgan, Nace, Pegues, Rody, Thompson, Whitworth, Wilhelm 24ccL'a7'zcz,b6a ............, - ..... -.. Matz, ,,.. ..h.,., .. .... ...,,... ., .,.,... -J ,,.... 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Sincere conqrcrtulotions and the very best of wishes from all of the Iombczr sioff io all of you! The J ambar Student Publication of Youngstown College Besi Wishes to the Ciciss of '47 A. F. BEII. ELECTRIC CU. Youngstown, Ghio 'k'k'k 'A'i k'k'kirir'k'k'ki' W I For Lunches and Ice Cream And good things galore There's only one answer: YOUR ISALY STORE Compliments of The Commercial Shearing 82 Stamping Company 1775 Logan Avenue 1 Top Quality Flowers Arranged to last longer Best Wishes to the NAVINVS BELMONT Class of '47 3238 Belmont Avenue Extension Compliments of ' phone 3,9311 John W. Barber Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Ioan Navin. Assoc. Artist Make This Store Your Pleadquarters for Hardware. Sports and Household Needs gms STAMBAUOH- THOMPSON COMPANY 114 W. Federal St. 2625 Market St. 1 1652 Mahoning Ave. 1 Founded 1846 EAT AT RAVERS TAVERN 8 W. Boardman Street Wear the Ring of Y oungstown College er N See the Official Design at Brenner s W Your college ring, with your class numerals, will be In Gold a source of pride long after graduation. The massive 10-kt. gold ring features the cherished YC mono- gram in color against a gold background. CYou may have the monogram on onyx or synthetic ruby, at slight additional chargej RAYMOND BRENNER Registered leweler, American Gem Society Large, 514.40 Medium, 3512.00 Fed. tax included Federal at Hazel DQNNELLIS Ford Mercury 181 l Market Street For PC RTRAITS Of Refinement crnci Distinction The Studios Of Sclfween - Wagrzer Artists in Photography Schween-Woqner Bldg. 125 W. Commerce P t t To The Class of '47 May Your Aims Be High And Your Achievement Great Qjiee! gig Qhevvfojei Qof11fzpa1fLy 2519 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Personal Attention Given Flowers For All Occasions Artistic Arrangements in Corsages Harry C. Walther 22 W. Wood Street Youngstown, Ohio T I-IUMEQS Younqstown's hree Dependable Furniture Stores 252 W. Federal St. 2930 Market St. 272 E. Federal St. Congratulations to the Class of '47 THORNTON? QUALITY Laundry Dry Cleaning Fur Storage Compliments of HARTZELIYS Home of Hart. Schaffner and Marx Clothes Congratulations Class of '47 May You Find Success and Happiness NICIQELVEYS 1883- 1947 Conqratulations Graduates VAN KIRK THE ELMS Auto Service B ALLROOM 529 Elm Street 1351 Wick Ave. at Bissell Phone 7-8184 Telephone 3-6718 L. A. CAV!-XLIER, IR., Manager Quality Clothing and Furnishings Compliments of Mallory and Lee Hats Tl F ' . ie elix Pesa Sz Sons C0 Mews Fashion Shop General Contractors Mahoninq Bank Building Youngstown, Ohio Corner Market and Boardman Sts We oan't look into a orystall ball. . . . . . . . .or read in the cards exactly what the future holds, but We know that whatever comes, you will meet it with the same spirit and confidence with which you met the other missions on the road to your present success! Congratulations Graduates of 1947 STROUSS - HIRSHBERUS BEST WISHES Carburetor and Ignition Service To STROMBERG CARBURETORS CLASS Sales 61 Service ' Martin J. Allshouse A FRIEND Pennzoil Station 1000 Wick Avenue i W Greetings and Congratulations to The Youngstown College Class of 1947 THE OHIO LEATHER COMPANY Girarol, Ohio We Are Proud of the SEALTEST Name When you buy Milk and lce Cream, don't overlook the advan- tages of SEALTEST QUALITY CONTROLS-and our own scien- tific SEALTEST LABORATORY SUPERVISION. They safeguard gie purity and delicious flavor of SEALTEST MILK and ICE BEAM. Telephone 3-2161 The Youngstown Sanitary Milk Company 715 ERIE STREET YoUNesTowN, oH1o Compliments of THE WILLIAM B. POLLOCK COMPANY Steel Plate Construction-Engineers-Fabricators-Erectors Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of MURAL ROOM 225 W. Boordmon Street V. F. W. Building Phone 7-6721 Open Sundays MlVIeet Me At The Lincoln Lincoln Dining Room Mrs. Metzger C. J. Little SI Son Plumbing and Heating 236 N. Phelps Youngstown, Ohio For That Special Date Flowers From CRISHAUS FLOWERS 1388 Belmont Ave. Phone 4-2914 7-4396 BILL DUNN Your Studebaker Dealer ,.i.91-.. 2023 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Best Wishes From ouncjatown Staci Flganlz Co. Best Wishes to the Class of '47 661111677 Murray Stlldi0 PICK-OHIO HOTEL Barton Heating Company Full Hour Private We Teach FurncElcesfgnAirSCon:i'zioning Instruction S360 Imerbuq oo , ou n g p g Learn with a friend Fox Trot T 952.50 each full hour Waltz lesson Rhurnba 488 Glenwood Avenue Phone or Come in for Samba Youngstown, Ohio a free analysis Tango Phone 3-0894 Phone 7-9070 CT DIAMOND STEEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Ohio Compliments of Your Annual Printers The Youngstown Printing Cu 787 Wick Avenue Phone: 33112 GD r E 2 s 5 E 'E 5 5 Q A E 4 1 F i I ' ,