Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1949 volume:

. 5,5 Q1-9' J . F 1 -aka , W 4 X51 ?yJf E' 4 sq , A 3 THE NECN An Annual Pictorial Publiccltio by the Student Body of the YOUNGSTOWN CDLLEGE Youngstown, Ohio Page Two Without students. there would be no faculty. Without both students and faculty, there would be no institution of education called Youngs- town College. We gratefully dedicate this 1949 Neon to the students who made it possible. +24 Page Three I-3+ Board of Trustees IAMES L. WICK, IR. Chairman of the Board MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES I. C. Argetsinger Walter Bender I. Eugene Bennett W. E. Bliss W. H. Bunn Ioseph G. Butler, III Iohn R. T. Clinqan Sidney I. Collins Paul B. Davies Oscar F. Gayton Roy L. Leventry Dr. Iohn N. McCann I. Russell McKay -12+ Page William F. Maag, Ir. I. L. Mauthe Thomas H. Murray Franklin B. Powers Frank Purnell Henry A. Roemer Iohn R. Rowland Clarence I. Strouss, Ir. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ioseph N. Charles G. Watson Iames L. Wick, Ir. Verne I. Wilson I. C. Barrett Four Iii Trainor, V. F DR. HOWARD IONES Yours has not been a fractional education dealing only with techni- ques, but the culturally enriching fields of study and research have qualified you for citizenry of fine caliber and leadership of comprehen- sive scope. These are heavy obligations to meet. However, we at the College who are richer for having worked with you believe that yours are the mature judgment and objective efforts needed to meet your re- sponsibilities to yourself and to your society. Our congratulations and best wishes go with you. President Iones 'mil Page Five +34- IOSEPHINE VERONICA ABBAS B.A.-Art EUGENE A. ACKS LE.-Mechanical Engineering IUNE ANN ADAMS B.S. in Education-Music NANCY ADORNATO B.S. in Education- Elementary Education Newman Club Speech Club Elementary Teachers Professional Club Cheerleader JOHN WARNER ALLEN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration WILLIAM B. ALOE B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega lnlermural basketball, baseball FRED JOSEPH ALTIERE B.E.-Mechanical Engineering THOMAS E. AMADIO B. S. in Business Adminstra- tion-Accounting IAMES T. ANDERSON B.S. in Education- Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club PENNY ANGELIDES B.S. in Education- Business CLYDE O. ANNABEL B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma Nu Sigma Rho GLORIA MAE ANTHONY B.S. in Education Business Education Tau Kappa Nu, Treas. Religion in Life RALPH L. ANZIVINO B.S. in B.A. Accounting Newman Club Phi Sigma Epsilon, Treas. lntermural basketball, bowling, softball Bare Brunch Comm. HERBERT LOUIS ARMSTRONG B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi, Beta Phi Chapter, Pres. Pan-Hellenic Council, Secy-'l reas. N.A.A.C.P. IAMES C. BABBITT B.M. and B.S. in Education- Music Education ROY MYRON BACON B.S. in B.A. Merchandising Kappa Sigma Kappa Student Council Delta Epsilon Opera Chorus Intramural softball, basketball ARTHUR P. BAKER, IR. B.S. in B.A. Business Adminstration Phi Sigma Epsilon BETTY JEAN BAKER B.S. in B.A. Secretarial Studies WARD H. BAKER. IR. B.A.-English Mimes Club, Religion in Lifep Sigma Tau Delta, Pres, Neon Editor, Inclependguinsp W'ho's Who, Student Council: Chorus Delta Epsilon lst Prize Humanities CLARENCE H. BALDWIN B.E.-Electrical Engineering WII.LIAM GEORGE BANGAS B.S. in B.A. Business Adminstrution Sigma Sigma, Pres. Pan-Hellenic Council Neon, Co-Business Manager NORMAN P. BARTELMAY LA. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma, Pres., Vice Pres. Phi Gamma, Vice Pres., Religion in Lifeg Delta Epsilon, Pan-Hellenic Council, Pres.: Who's Who: Neon, Circulation Manager, Student Council, Dean's List, lntermural bowling, softball, basketball IEAN LOUISE BARTH B.S. in Education- Elornontary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club GEORGE H. BASCH B.S. in B.A. Business Administration EDITH BAXTER B.S. In B.A. Music Education WAYNE ARTHUR BEBB B.E.-Electrical Engineering RICHARD THOMAS BEES B.S. in B.A. Business Adminstration LEROY C. BERGER B.E.-Mechanical Engineering Phi Sigma Epsilon THEODORE BERNDT MARIO S. BERTOLINI B.S. in Education-Art Delta Epsilon: Art Club, Pres.: Newman Club, Sec'yg Iohn Henry Newman Honor Society, Art De- partment Secretary ANTHONY BILCHIK B.A.-Social Science ROBERT W. BILLETT B.S. in B.A. Advertising Phi Gamma Student Council lambar, Circulation Manager ARNOLD CROSS BINGER B.S. in B.A. S Business Organization SARAH ELDA BIRNEY B.S. in Education-English IULIA H. BOYD B.S. in Education-Music Studio Club: Excelsior Club Epsi- lon Theta Gamma, Vice Pres. Who's Who: lambar Staff: A Cappella Choirg Mixed Chorus Maclrigal Singers: Dana Music Forum: Student Y,W.C.A. FRANK M. BRADEN B.S. in B.A. Business Organization BERNICE MAY BROWNLEE B.S. in Education Business Education E B EDWARD R. BUDINSKY B.S. in B.A. ,Q jg, il lf? A Business Adminstration EUGENE LESLIE BULGOZDY B.S.-Chemistry Phi Epsilon American Society of Metals American Chemical Society VINCENT ANTHONY BUONPANE, IR. B.A.-Economics GEORGE FRANCIS BURKE B.A.-Pre-Med. Omicron Lambda Phi Sigma Epsilon Newman Club ANDREW CAFARO IAMES MARSHALL CAMPBELL. IR. B.A.-Pre-Mod. EDWARD L. CAPUTO B.A.-Pre-Med. IOHN VICTOR CAPUTO B.S. in B.A. Business Administration GINO CARDUCCI B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Newman Club ELAINE MARIE CARLISLE B.S. in B.A. Accounting GRANT ELMER CARMACK B.S. in B.A. Business Adminstration DOROTHY CATALAND B.S. in B.A. Business Organization IOHN L. CHANCE B.S. in B.A. Advertising CLARK E. CHAPMAN B.S. in B.A. Merchandising MARTIN A. CHERRY B.S. in Education-Education MELVIN T. CHRISLIP, IR. B.S. in B.A. Business Administration PHILIP F. CHUEY B.S. in B.A. Accounting IOHN CIMAGLIA B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma, Treas. Delta Epsilon De-c1n's List Neon Business Manager EVELYN HELEN COIRO B.S.-Nursing MARGIE IEAN CONKLE B.S. in Education Elementary Education RICHARD I. CONROY B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Phi Gamma ROBERT F. COOPER B.S.-Mechanical Engineering CHARLES T. CRAGO B.S. in B.A. Advertising PHILIP A. CRINO B.A.-Social Science PHILIP F. CRINO B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IAMES F. CROSSLAND B.S. in Education Music Education Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Delta Eta Chapter Dano Music Forum Concert and Marching Band College Symphony: Brass Ensemble BETTY ANNE CUMMERICK A.B.A. Secretarial Studies IOHN RICHARD CURRIE B.A.-Social Science Alpha Phi Omega, Epsilon Phi, President ANDREW CVERCKO. IR. B.S. in Education-Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia lntermural basketball, bowling, softball: Phi Mu Alpha, Warden MICHAEL CVERCKO B.S. in B.A. Business Organization LOUIS I OSEPH DANKOVICH B.A.--Economics FRANK THOMAS DAVELLI IR. B.S. in B.A. Business Administration BENIAMIN I. DAVIES, IR. B.S. in B.A. Business Administration PAULINE DAVIS A.B.A. Secreiarial Studies RAY T. DAVIS B.S. in B.A. Business Adminisiraiion Kappa Sigma Kappa Siudent Council, Vice Pres. WILLIAM THOMAS DAVIS B.S. in B.A. Business Orqanizaiion GILDA M. DE CAPITA B.S.-Nursing LOUIS W. DEFURIA B.S. in B.A. Adveriisinq gil TONY DOMINIC DE GEORGE B.A.-Spanish KENNETH IOHN DEMAILLE B.E.-Industrial Enqineering SALVATORE HENRY DEPAUL B.S. in B.A. Business Orqcxnizution Newman Club IOLE DI TOMMASO B.S. in Education Physical Educciion Newman Club: Opera Chorus: A-Cappella Choir Majoretteg Tennis LEWIS H. DICKSON B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Phi Gamma Religion in Life WAYNE ROLAND DIETER B.S. in B.A. Business Admistration Religion in Life Phi Sigma Epsilon Student Council MARY TERESA DINGER B.A.-Languages Newman Club IOSEPH DONOFRIO B.S. in B.A. Advertising ELLEN ROSE DONOVAN B.S.-Mathematics MARY WIMA DONNELLY B.S. in Chemistry American Chemical Society Omega Kappa Upsilon, Sec'y Newman Club, Historian: Mimes Language Club: Delta Epsilon Indepenquina, Treas.: Senior Class, SeC'y: Who's W'ho: Stu- dent Council: Iambar Staff: Y.C. Pin JOHN DRAGOS B.E.-Mechanical Engineering SARAH ANN DUNKER B.A.-Biology Alpha Theta Delta: Dean's List Religion in Life: Women's Athle- tic Assn.: Delta Epsilon: Omi- cron Lambda, Pres.: Who's Who: Freshman Reception, Chairman: Chorus: Chapel Choir: Student Council ARTHUR P. DURLESSER B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma BERNARD T. DUSZA B.A.-Pre-Med. ISABELLE DURSO B.S.--Chemistry Language Club, Sec'y Mimes Newman Club: Omega Kappa Upsilon, Pres.: lndepenquina, Sec'y: Delta Epsilon, American Chemical Society: lunior Class, Treas.: Senior Class, Treas. Stu- dent Council: Iambar Staff: Who's Who IOSEPH I. DUTKO B.S. in 13.5. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma Delta Epsilon Newman Club Student Council Library Drive, Co-Chairman JAMES W. DUTTON B.S. in B.A. Business Orqunizuiion CAROLYN M. EASTERBROOK B.S. in Education Ari Art Club Religion in Life Drama Guild Delta Epsilon HARRY E. EBERT. IR. B.A.-English Indepenquins, Pres. Siqma Tau Delta, Sigma Pi Pres., Treasq Omicorn Lambda 2nd Prize English HARRIS WILLIAM EDMONDS B.S.-Mathematics Alpha Phi Ameqa Religion in Life Intramural bowling 'Q ,354 E' r HAROLD I. EDWARDS B.A.-English W. DOLORES EDWARDS B.S. in Educciion Music Studio Club Dana Musical Forum Operetta RICHARD FRANCIS EISEMAN B.S.-Chemistry Phi Sigma Epsilon Newman Club LEO C. ELLSWORTH B.S. in B.A. Accounting GEORGE ROBERT ELWELL B.S. in Education Art CARL HENRY ENGLEHART B.S. in B.A. Advertising Phi Gamma HUGH C. ERSKINE, IR. B.S. in B.A. Advertising Iambar, Business Manager Intramural basketball, baseball WILLIAM CHARLES EVANS B.E.-Electrical Engineering IOHN THOMAS FABIAN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IAMES S. FABILLI B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Alpha Phi Omega, Epsilon Phi Chapter I OHN FALK B.S. in B.A. Accounting IOHN FARCUS B.S. in Education Social Science LADDIE I. FEDOR B.S. in Education Business Education Phi Sigma Epsilon, Social Chair- man, Newman Club, Social Chairman, Senior Class President Who' Who, Delta Epsilon HOWARD ROSS FISCHER B.A.-English RUSSELL FISH ALBERT R. FLASCK B.E.-Electrical Engineering RICHARD FRANCIS B.S.-Chemistry Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sec'yg Ameri- can Society for Metals, Sec'y7 American Chemical Societyjy Newman Club, Pan-Hellenic Council OLGA I AYNE FURDAS B.A.-English ROBERT EDWARD FURNEY B.S. in Education Music Education LEONARD GAGLIARDI B.S. in Education Physical Education Nu Sigma Rho, Treas. Delta Epsilon ANTHONY ALTONSO GAMBREL B.S.-Mechanical Engineering Sigma Delia Beta Student Council MARIANNE LOIS GARBETT B.S. in B.A. Business Accounting ELMER IOHN GAYETSKY B.E.-Electrical Engineering ALFRED M. GLASS B.S. in Education Physical Education ROBERT H. GNAGY B.A.-English Religion in Life Mimes Sigma Tau Delta, Pres. Alpha Phi Omega Operatte Chorus MORRIS GOLDEN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration STEPHEN I OHN GRCEVICH B.A.-History WILLIAM GREEN. IR. B.A.-English Kappa Alpha Psi, Beta Pi Chapter, Keeper of Records Debate Team, Chorus Speech Club, Sec'y. PHYLLIS LII.LIAN GREIN B.A.-Biology Alpha Theta Delta, Sec'y Sigma Tau Delta Newman Club Mardi Gras Queen May Queen Attendant MAX ISADORE GROSS B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma--YoCo Married Mens Club, Treas. lambar Staff: Neon Staff. TROY G. GROVE B.S. in Education Psychology lnteinational Relations Club Del- ta Epsilong Student Council Vice Pres.: Debating Club, Treas. Kappa Alpha Psi, Vice Pres. Iarnbar Staff: Who's Who: lntra- mural basketball IOSEPH V. GUIDO B.S. in B.A. Business Organization IOHN DARWOOD GUTHRIE B.S. in B.A. Business Organization IACK E. GWATKIN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration REGIS EDWARD HACK B.S. in B.A. Accounting PHILIP I. HAGERTY. IR. B.S.-Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Intramural bowling EDN A MAE HAINLEY B.S. in Education Business Education Alpha Iota, Sec'y, Treas. Religion in Life Iambar Staff: Delta Epsilon WILLIAM I. HALF ERTY B.A.-Social Science Religion in Life Phi Sigma Epsilon Ge-ssner Law Club Iambar Staff DON L. HANNI B.A.-Social Science International Relations Club Speech Clubg Newman Club Nu Sigma Rho, Pres.g Student Council Vice Pres.: lntra-Mural Chairmany Who's Whog Pan- Hellenic Councily Gessner Law Clubg Dean's Listg Intramural basketball, softballg Neon Staff WILLIAM I OHN HANNON B.S. in B.A. Advertising Se HARRY WILIAM HAVERLAND B.A.-Pre-Med. ROBERT F. HEATH B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega Married Me-n's Club LILLIAN GROVE HEINL B.S. in Education Elementary Education I EAN MARIE HELLER B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teacher's Professional Club GLADIOLUS I. HENDERSON B.S. in Education Elementary Education RUTH ANNE HENDERSON B.A.-English BARBARA JANE HENGEN B.A.-Biology Alpha Theta Delta, Pres., SeC'y, Treasq Religion in Lifeg Ornicron Lambda, Delta Epsilong Who's Whog Pan-Hellenic Council: Stu- dent Councilg Pan-HellenicQueen Attendant, Iunior Prom Queen: Senior Dinner Comrn. EUGENE R. HENRY B.A.-Social Science MILDRED HIGHAM B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers' Professional Club, Sec'y ROBERT IOEL HIMES B.S. in B.A. Accounting MARY IANE HOOVER B.A.-Sociology Phi Lambda Delta Pan-Hellenic Council Neon Staff May Queen ARTHUR A. HORVATH B.S. in Education-Music ARMAND WAYNE HOUK. IR. B.S. in Education-Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Sia- ma Epsilon: Religion in Life, Dana Music Forum Madriqal Singers, College Bandg A Capel- ld Choir MYRON THOMAS HOWELLS B.A.-English ROBERT E. INGERSOLL B.S. in B.A. Advertising BARBARA IAMES B.S. in Education Elementary Education HAROLD D. I ESSOP B.S. in B.A. Business Organization WILLIAM I OSEPH IEVNAUGH B.S. in B.A. Accounting ROBERT L. IOHNSTON B.S. in B.A. Merchandising KATHERINE KABEALO B.A.-Pre-Med. Speech Club, Pres. Cheer Leader, Mimes Homecoming Queen Attendant May Queen Attendant 'D' Huggy' NANCY LORRAINE KALE B.A.-English Sigma Tau Delta, Treas.p Delta Epsilon, Y.W.C.A., Religion in Life: Drama Guild: Neon Assist- ant Editorg Student Council, Chairman of Constitution Comm, lamloar Staff IOSEPH GEORGE KANIK B.S. in B.A. Business Adminstration Newman Club Alpha Phi Omega Mardi Gras Committee IOSEPH ROBERT KAPP B.A. in Pre-Med. Phi Sigma Epsilon IRWIN I OHN KAPPES B.S. in B.A. Advertising Art Club GEORGE C. KAPSAL B.S. in Education Music Delta Eta Chapter, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia: Dana Music Forumg Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Brass Ene semble IOSEPH F. KEELING B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Sigma Delta Beta PAUL EDWARD KELLY B.S. in B.A. Accounting MARY LOUISE KENNEY B.A.-English Sigma Tau Delta Newman Club International Relations Club, Se-c'y. Speech Club Women's Debate Team RAYMOND AUBREY KIMES B.A.-History RAY W. KINDERMAN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration CHARLES A. KING B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Freshman Breakfast, Co-Chm. LOUIS E. KISH B.S. in Education Art CARL E. KLEIMO B.S. in B.A. Accounting DAVID KLINE GEORGE KNAPIC B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma, Troas. MARIORIE FREDA KOHLER B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club ELLEN M. KOSTYK B.S.-Nursing Drama Guild Mixed Chorus ADOLPH I OSEPH KATICH B.S. in B.A. Business Organization ARTHUR LAWREINUCK B.A.-History IACK ANTHONY LIPARI B.A.-Social Science .ffm ANDREW LISKO B.S. in Education Music DOROTHY LLEWELLYN B.S.-Nursing Omicron Lambda EUGENE EDWARD LUNN B.S.-Mathematics ARTHUR C. LYNCH B.S. in B.A. Accounting Newman Club Phi Sigma Epsilon OLIVE POPE MCCARTY B.S. in Education Business GEORGE MERRITT McDONALD B.S. in B.A. Accounting ROBERT I. McxcDONALD B.S. in Education Music Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Pres., Sec'y: Studio Club, Pres.: Dana Music Forumg Chorusg A Capella Choir, Who's Who ROBERT E. MCELROY B.S. in B.A. Accounting HAROLD BRUCE MCINTOSH. IR. B.S.-Maihemaiics Alpha Phi Omega IAMES DANIEL McKAY B.E.-Mechanical Engineering ROBERT EUGENE McKELVEY B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Phi Sigma Epsilon THOMAS RUSSELL MCQUISTON B.S. in B.A. Advertising WILLIAM H. MADDOCKS B.S. in B.A. Accounting LAWRENCE LOUIS MAGGIANO B.A.--Pre-Med. IOHN MALUSO B.A.-Social Science Drama Guildg Nu Sigma Rho Seoyg Alpha Psi Omega, Pres.g Speech Club, Vice Pres.: New man Cluby Iunior Class Pres.: YoCo Radio Show ANGELA MARIE MANGINELLI B.S. in Education Music ALBERT M. MARINELLI B.S. in B.A. Merchandising WILBERT I. MARINER. IR. B.E.-Mechanical Engineering DANIEL I. MARLOS B.S. in B.A. Business Organization FRANK P. MARON B.A.-Social Science GLORIA IUNE MARTIN B.M.-Music-Education Sigma Alpha Iota, Treas. Religion in Life Dana Music Forum Madrigal Singers A Capella Choir Opera Chorus RAYMOND LEE MARTZ B.S. in B.A. Accounting Phi Gamma: Alpha Tau Gamma, Vice Pres.: Student Council, Pres.: Pan-Hellenic Council: Neon Business Manager: Homecoming Committee RAYMOND WILSON MASENHEIMER B.S. in B.A. Accounting GEORGE A. MATTISON B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ARSENY A. MELNICK B.A.-Economics Phi Sigma Epsilon, Vice Pres.: Speech Club: Newman Club: In- ternational Relations Club: Delta Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta: Sopho- more Class Pres.: Bare Brunch, Chairman: Who's Who: Vindica- tor Scholarship ALLEN RUSSELL MEFF AN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IOHN CHARLES MELNICK B.A.-Pre-Med. Newman Club, Pres.: Social Chairman: Omicron Lambda, Vice Pres.: Phi Sigma Epsilon, Speech Club: Sophomore Class Pres.: lohn Henry Newman Hon- orary Socialg Bare Brunch, Co- Chairman SHIRLEY IUNE MERRITT B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Religion in Life WILLIAM H. MERZ B.S. in B.A. Accounting HARRY MESHEL B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Student Council, Pres.: Senior Class, Vice Pres. Iambar Staff: Who's Who Library Drive, Co-Chairman Y.C. Pin Best All Around Student xi' :g ig ,.,. --.,,.. . ,,. . 1 - .. BEVERLY I UNE METCALF B.A.-English HELEN MANOS B.S. in Education IAMES WARREN MILLER B.S. in B.A. ,-sv 'r Business Organization 1' an-4' BRUCE ERNEST MILLS B.A.-Social Science Speech Club, Pres. Debate Team, Varsity Manager Ornicron Lamdbaplieliqion in Life: International Relations Club: Delta Epsilon WILLIAM H. MILLS B.S. in Education Art Delta Epsilon Art Club ALEX MINGO B.S. in Education Social Science IOSEPH R. MOLINARI B.S. in Education Music Phi Mu Alpha, Delta Eta Chapter Dana Forum Band Leader Marching Band Symphony Band LESLIE I. MOLNAR B.S.-Chemistry American Chemistry Society American Metals Society, Treas. MARGARET M. MORGAN A.B.A.-Secretarial Studies RICHARD T. MORGAN B.A.-Social Science Indepenquins Married Men's Club Rim PAUL IOSEPH MUEHLBAUER B.A.-Biology Kappa Sigma Kappa, Treas. Newman Club THOMAS MURPHY B.S. in Education Business Education Newman Club SHIRLEY M. MYERS B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club ION MICHAEL NABEREZNY B.S. in Education Art GEORGE NANES B.E.-Industrial Engineering DONALD NELSON B.S. in Education Business Education Newman Club RANDOLPH CARLYSLE NORRIS. IR. Associate in B.A. Secretarial Studies MILDRED MARY NOUFER B.S. in Education Elementary Education Alpha Theta Delta, Treas. Elementary Teachers Professional Club GEORGE FRANCIS O'HARE B.S. in B.A. Accounting Delta Epsilon BENIAMIN OLES B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Football Trainer Intramural Sports use -W' NORMAN M. ORCHARD B.E.-Mechanical Engineering ALEXANDER A. ORLANDO B.S.-Chemistry American Chemical Society ADAM OSTOVICH B.S. in B.A. Advertising Pi Beta Chi DAVID S. OSTROFF B.S. in B.A. Merchandising Alpha Mu PHILLIP A. PADACH B.S. in B.A. Business Organization CLARENCE I. PARTRIDGE B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, Pres.: Sig- ma Tau Delta, Religion in Life, Iambar, Editor Neon, Asst. Editor, Student Council, Panel-lellenic Council. RICHARD E. PATRONE B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma Newman Club lndepenguins lOHN HENRY PELUSI B.S. in Education Physical Education Nu Sigma Rho Newman Club Varsity Football HENRY PESA B.S.-Chemistry Phi Epsilon, Sec'y. American Chemical Society. Treas., American Society Of Metals ADELE ROSE PHILLIPS B.A.-Biology DALE E. PILZ B.S. in B.A. Accounting LOUIS PISANI B.S. in Education English Alpha Phi Omega Sigma Tau Delta Drama Guild, Treas. Speech Club IOHN ANTHONY PIZZOLA B.A.-History Speech Club, Nu Sigma Rho, Pres., lunior Class, Vice Presq Pan-Hellenic Council, Sec-Treas.g Intramural softball CARL K. PON ZIO B.S. in Education Music Education Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Delta Eta Chapter, Dana Music Forum, Treas.g Newman Club, Concert, Marching Band, Symphony Or- chestra, Brass Ensemble I OHN EDWARD PUGH B.S. in Education English Neon Staff Sigma Tau Delta YoCo Radio Show Sports Editor RAYMOND LOUIS QUATRANO B.E.-Electrical Engineering IOHN CHARLES QUINT B.S. in B.A. Advertising Phi Sigma Epsilon EDWARD HERSHELL QUIRK B.E.-Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM CARL RABEL. IR. B.A.-Social Science Phi Gammag Newman Club Sigma Tau Delta, Vice Pres. Speech Clubg Student Council, N.S.A. Chairman, Neon SIGN! N.S.A. Delegate LEO BERNARD RAPP B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IAY RICHARD RAVEN B.S. in Education Music Education EDWARD H. REED B.S. in Education Business Education Phi Sigma Epsilon Newman Club Student Council The Gondoliersu EDWARD T. REILLY B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma Dean's Listg Delta Epsilon: Rosenthal Scholarship ROBERT D. RHOADS B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ALBERT ROBERT RICH B.S. in Education Elementary Education HELEN M. RICHARDS B.S. in Education Elementary Education IAMES EDWARD ROBINSON B.S. in B.A. Accounting Delta Epsilon PAUL I. ROBINSON B.S. in B.A. Accounting BETTY CATHERINE ROGERS B.S. in Education English VINCENT ROSAPEPE B.A.-Business Organization F9 I OSEPH ROSKOS B.S. in B.A. Business Organization IOSEPH L. ROSS B.E.-Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM E. RUFF B.A.--History WILLIAIVI R. RUNDEL B.S. in B.A. Business Administration CARL IOSEPH SABO B.S. in B.A. Accounting WALTER THOMPSON B.A.-Phycholoqy RUDOLPH M. PREZIOSO B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ROBERT M. CICCHILLO B.S. in B.A. Merchandising ALBERT CHAMBERS B.S. in Education Social Science SARA COX SHEPPA B.S. in Education Business Education GAYLE PATTERSON HARRY DELBERT SMITH B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IOHN R. SEMAN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ROBERT ZIEGER B.S. in B.A.. Business Organization SAM VULETICH B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IOHN SOMPLE B.S.-Biology GLEN SANZENBACHER B.S. in B.A. Business Adminisiration Alpha Tau Gamma Delia Epsilon Student Council, Consti. Comm. Chairman W'ho's Who Library Drive, Co-Chairman FRANCIS RALPH SATERNOW. IR. B.S. in B.A. Advertising Newman Club Sigma Mu lambar Staff MICHAEL I. SCAVINA B.S. in B.A. Business Administration NELS E. SCHEEL B.A.-Accounting Wim., N wp- FRANK L. SCHERMER. IR. B.S. in Educaiion Secondary. Elemeniary Phi Gamma, Sec'y, Vice Pres.: Sigma Tau Delta, Who's Who, Elementary Teachers Profession- al Club, Newman Club, laminar Staff, Homecoming Chairman, Pan-Hellenic Council, Neon, Cir- culation Mgr. MARY SEBESTYEN A.B.A.-Secretarial Studies Newman Club MICHAEL SEKELA B.A.-Ari IAMES R. SEKINGER B.S. in B.A. Accouniinq Alpha Tau Gamma, Sec'y Delia Epsilon IOHN HOWARD SEMKO B.S. in B.A. Business Organization Newman Club MATTHEW SEVACHKO B.A.--Social Science LORING MILLARD SHEFFIELD B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ROBERT P. SHREVE B.A.-Pre-Mod. Omicron Lambda, Pres, Student Council Religion in Life IU NE ROSE MARIE SHRILLA B.S. in Education Business Education Tau Kappa Nu, Historian Newman Club, Sec'y FRED L. SIERSDORFER. IR. B.S. in B.A. Accounting Phi Gamma, Pres. Treas. Alpha Tau Gamma, Sec'y Pan-Hellenic Council Delta Epsilon EUGENE A. SILVASHY B.S. in B.A. Accounting MARIAN L. SIMBIDA B.S. in B.A. Business Administration BARBARA ANN SIMPSON B.A.-Art Gamma Sigma, Art Club, Vice Pres.: Newman Clubg Student Council, Elections Chairman: Snowflake Frolic Hostess, May Queen Attendant Dean's List: Delta Epsilon, Who's Who ANTHONY IOHN SIROCCO B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ELIZABETH LUCAS SKEGGS B.A.-Art FRANK P. SMALDINO B.S. in B.A. Business Art Kappa Sigma Kappa Mimes Clubg Newman Club, Sec'y7 Alpha Psi Omega, Art Club, Iambar Staff IOHN SMALL RAYMOND B. SMII.EY B.S.-Chemistry Phi Epsilon American Chemical Society, Chairman DESSIE L. SMITH B.S. in Education Music Dana Music Forum, Sec'y Studio Club, Vice Pres. A Capella Choir Mixed Chorus, Delta Epsilon EUGENE ROY SMITH B.S. in B.A. Advertising fm Wg ' -I N ,g-3, man-X FRANCIS SMOUSE B.S. in Education Physical Education ARTHUR SMYTH ALBERT JOSEPH SOPKO B.S.-Chemistry Phi Epsilon American Chemical Society MICHAEL P. SOROKA B.S. in B.A. Accounting WILLIAM FRANCIS STALKER B.A.-Psychology Kappa Sigma Kappa Intramural basketball, softball: Religion in Lifeg Iambar Staff: Youngstown College on the Air , Producer FRANK G. STEFANOVSKY B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club W. DALE STEFANSKI B.A.-Pre-Med. Omicron Lambda ARTHUR R. STEIN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Alpha Mu, Vice Pres. Student Council ROBERT CHARLES STEVENS B. of Engineering Metallurgical Enqineerinq Phi Epsilon, Pres. Mu Pi Epsilon American Society for Metals: Delta Epsilon MARCELLA ESTELLE SULEN SKI B.S. in Education Music Sigma Alpha Iota, Vice Pres. Dana Music Forum A Capella Choir, Opera Chorus intramural bowling GWENDOLYN LENORE THOMAS B.S. in Education Elementary Education ROBERT A. THOMPSON B.S. in Education Physical Education GEORGE TODORAN B.S. in B.A. Accounting Alpha Tau Gamma VIOLET AGNES TORNICH B.S. in Education Elementary Education IAMES ANTHONY TOTI B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club, Vice Pres. Kappa Sigma Kappa Newman Club GEORGE TRAYLOR B.S. in Education Art Kappa Alpha Psi, Sec'y Art Club Student Council Publicity Chairman ROBERT CHARLES TRUCKSIS B.S. in Education Elementary Education Phi Siqma Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Newman Club Delta Epsilon Iambar Staff GRAY EDWARD TUECKE B.S. in Education Music Studio Club Dana Music Forum Religion in Life Bandg Chorus A Capella Choir PAUL B. UBER B.S. in B.A. Business Administration HARLAN URMSON B.A.-Pre-Med. Siqma Delta Beta Sigma Tau Delta Omicron Lambda Religion in Life Student Council May Day Chairman EDWARD LOIS VAN DUSEN B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Varsity Baseball Intramural basketball MICHAEL VUKSTA B.A.-Pre-Med. Omicron Lambda American Chemical Society Newman Club Speech Club Football Manager LEMUEL S. WALTERS B.S. in B.A. Business Organization BEVERLY IUNE WALTON B.S.-Nursing Alpha Theta Delta Omicron Lambda FRANK CHARLES WATSON B.E.-Mechanical Engineering ww' WILLIAM NELSON WEIRICH B.S. in Education Music I AMES EDGAR WEISS B.A.-Social Science Sigma Tau Delta Iambar Staff ALBERT R. WELLINGTON B.S. in B.A. Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, Sec'y-Treas. Intramural bowling WILLIAM PATRICK WELCH B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ROLAND EARLE WEICHMAN B.S. in B.A. Merchandising ROBERT BALDWIN WEYER B.S. in B.A. Advertising Phi Sigma Epsilonp Religion in Life: Sigma Tau Deltag American Veterans Committee: Iambar, Assist. Bus. Mgr.: Bus. Mgr.g Assn. Editor., Editor: lambar Radio Edition, Staff, Who's WTIOQ Football Program Mgr.: YC. Pin PHILIP K. WHITE B.E.-Electrical Engineering ELWERT ARMOUR WHITESIDE B.S. in B.A. Business Administration MARGUERITE E. WHITMARSH B.S. in Education Art BARBARA IANE WIDING B.S. in Education Music HAROLD M. WILDS B.S. in Education History HELEN VIRGINIA WILHELM B.S. in Education Elementary Education Religion in Life Elementary Teachers Professional Club Indepenquina HARVEY E. WILLIAMS B.S. in B.A. NEAL WILLIAMS RICHARD T. WH.LIAMS EUGENE WILSON B.S. in B.A. EVELYN MARGARET WINING B.A.-English Sigma Tau Delta Who's Who-1948-49 lst Prize-English CHARLES V. WITTENAUER B.S. in Educaiion Social Science WILLIAM WOLF B.S. in Education Ar! WILDA GRACE WOMER B.A.-Accounting AUGUST YAHN STEVEN A. ZAKUCIA B.S. in B.A. Accounting DONALD ZANGARA IOSEPH ZEMBA B.S. in Educaiion Physical Educuiion Kappa Sigma Kappa Pan-Hellenic Council Varsiiy Basketball RALPH N. ZERBON IA B.S. in Education Business Educaiion THOMAS IUSTIN BARRETT B.S. in B.A. Advertising Newman Clubp Phi Gamma, Pres, Deans Listq Parr-Hellenic Caurif cilg larribar Staff: lnterfraternity Dance, General Chairman. HOWARD JAMES O'MALLEY B.S. in B.A. Accounting HELEN MANOS B.S. in Education ROBERT L. HEMMINGER B.S. in B.A. Business Administration ZOLTAN IOSEPH CIBULAS B.S.-Chemistry ANTHONY DAVANZO B.S. in n.A. IOSEPH DONALD KITKO B.A.-Economics IAMES DAN BERARDI B.S. in Education Social Science AGNES UHRIN KRUT B.S. in Education Elementary Education Elementary Teachers Professional Club Speech Club Newman Club Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. THOMAS EDWARD CLARK B.S. in B.A. Accounting ROBERT EARL MORT B.S. in B.A. Business Organization FLORENCE M. BRESKO B.S. in Education Elementary Education DORIS IEAN KIBLER A.B.A.-Secretarial Studies GERALDINE BRODERICK MCDONALD B.S. in Education Alpha Theta Delta Elementary Teachers Professional Club Student Council RICHARD THOMAS WILLIAMS B.S. in Education Physical Education LOIS RUTH KECK B.S. in Education Music Education NICHOLAS T. COIRO B.S. in B.A. Accounting PHILIP ALFRED MORGANTE B.A.-Social Science Nu Sigma Rho, Treas. Interna- tional Relations Club, Vice Pres.: Speech Clubg Debate Team: Newman Club: Gessner Law Club: Who's Who: Student Coun- cil Intramural basketball, base- ball IOSEPH ANTHONY EZZO B.A.-Bio-Chemistry Phi Epsilon Omicron Lambda, Treas. Presidents Scholarship Biololgy Award Student Council KAREN DELFS B.A.-Psychology Mimes Religion in Life Cheerleader Homecoming Committee THOMAS I. THOMSON B.S. in B.A. Business Administration IULIA M. MIKLOS B.S. in Education Elementary Education I OHN P. GILMARTIN B.s. in Bi. Accounting DORIS HOSACK LUCAS B.S. in B.A. Accounting EARL ROBERT MILLER B.A.-Social Science LLOYD W. FISHER B.S. in B.A. Accounting ,,,W.....- mxwfzialiwnwstaidiirwwm -ww Mtv ww, 1 www W v 'Sw aj ' ---.,....,... . --0-..-vu.-....-4-v,.... , ,....f-. Q..-.... W, nfl -1 , as 'ns-f-.-3-....,.,..,,....,.- ,,,,,,,,,,,, x 1Eg?mfv A 5. pa..-.,.,. -N .,,,,,.,, The William Rayen School of Engineering Louis A. Deesz To the Graduates of the Class of 1949, we wish you continued success upon entering your chosen field of endeavor. I believe that we can confidently look forward to a new era for the proper fulfillment of the destinies of the college graduate. Out of this world chaos, we see more men and women with college training rising to positions of com- manding prominence on all sides. It is simply the working of the inevitable law of the survival of the fittest. To you, who have satis- factorily completely your collegiate career at Youngstown College, we wish Happiness and Success. Dean Deesz -,El Page Forty-five FZ? Tests Are Born Engineering School The following is a representation ot the Wil- liam Bayen School of Engineering . . . Iohn Barrett, Ed. Talking lt Over To the Slaughter eil Page Forty-six e:Em sin Ccot ob Engineering School Scale: 1 :1 Thermo in Practice Engineering School Finorqling Factor r u E 1 5 Getting the Scoop Concentration Engineering School Lcrst Minute Review I Passed Mu Pi Epsilon fly Bishop, Stevens. Behb, Coy, Stockham, Smail 421 Pallente, De Maille, Gayetsky, Dragos, Davidson, Cook 131 Altiers, Beebe, Kroeqer, Bartley, Mariner, Barnes 441 Alexolf, Nestor, Pustelnyk, Thanos, Grabski Kadvisorl ISI Nephew, Di Renzo, Miller, Watson, D'Iscx fadvlsorl, Barrett , 211 'ws-0 Honorary Engineering fraternity . . . membership drawn from Engineering, Math. and Physics majors with a 2.0 overall average and Iunior standing . . . monthly meetings and special banquets feature talks by leading in- dustrialists . . . one of the year's highlights - Thanksgiving Day football game between the members and the faculty . . . our competent advisors are Dean Deesz and Frank D'Isa. 'Pif Page Fifty Es Student Affiliate of The American Society For Metals MEMBERSHIP: Edward Barnes Eugene Bulgozdy Iames Cook William Dell John Dragos Richard Eiseman l-'red Iohnson John Kocis William Kroeger Leslie Molnar Iohn Motolt Henry Pesa Harry Schwab Robert Stevens Dan Thanos Henry Wanter Clarence Williams Organized this year in February, we are still in our infancy but keep an eye on us - we're going places! . . . the membership is open to any student interested in metals and how they are used in industry . monthly meetings feature films on steel and other metals . . . lectures by leading men in the Mahoning Valley steel industry . . . social gatherings with bowling or cards the diversion . . . Mr. Iames Phillips, the advisor. Officers: Robert Stevens William Dell .... Richard Eiseman Leslie Molnar .. ,4 eff Page Fifty-one . . . . . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . , . Treasurer Q31- The Youngstown College School of Law As a result of the combined effort and splendid co-operation of President Iones, the Administrative Staff of the College and the Law School Faculty, the Law School has maintained a very satisfactory standing among the Law Schools in Ohio. Class room facilities have been enlarged, the library increased in size and class curriculum expanded to include new develop- ments in legal education. The student body has increased in size and the quality of the work has improved. All of this has reflected itself in the fine results of our graduates in the bar examinations and their service to the community. DEAN FALLS if Page Fifty-three Law School A representation of Law School Activity . . . Oldest College on the Campus, it actually started The Youngstown College . . . Our annex houses the Law Library Where students study and do research . . . Twelve students graduated this year with Bachelor of Law Degree . . . if Page Fiftyefour wa M if 'v I 3 n r ' x 5. gy Eg W fr: R The Dean Miller You and I have had many obstacles to overcome in our post-war educational program, to provide the greatest advantages and benefits for learning, to the increasing number who are attending college. You should have great pride in having met and satisfactorily completed the requirements in your course of study. The records you have made in college will stand for many years as a monument to your sincere efforts to do your best in whatever line of endeavor you have chosen. As you say farewell to the teaching staff and the campus of the college, it is my hope that you will not forget us but will return many times to give the students of tomorrow the benefits of your experiences, so that our own educational program will continue to expand and reach the highest degree of proficiency possible. I congratulate each of you on each of your individual achievement. and wish each of you success and happiness in the future. ROBERT MILLER, Dean School of Business eil Page Fifty-six E+ Youngstown College School of Business ff if to P, L5i Margaret Angelillo Gloria Anthony Alice Chieffo Marie Fraysier Angela Gamberale Donna Hansen Betty Huffstutter Bessie Kokinos Stella Loizos Tau Kappa Nu Dolores Tesone ..... ........ P resident Bessie Kokinos ..... .... V ice President Ruth Ondash .... ..... S ecretary .Alice Chieffo ........ .... T reasurer Margaret Angelillo .... .... H istorian MEMBERSHIP Patricia Mack Ruth Ondash Elvera Rossi Katherine Shabala Lorene Sprinkle Delores Tesone Patricia Webb Marilyn Weller Mary Williams if Page Fifty-seven Tau Kappa Nu l A gay whirl of parties . . . another big rush season . . . the Christmas dinner dance . . . a Slumber Party - and no one could sleep . . . our formal spring dinner dance . . . a 'striking' evening at our bowling party . . . Alice Chieffo, Miss Popularity of 1949 . . . square dancing with our beaus . . . showers for Iune brides to finish another school year. 'YQ Page Fifty-cirght Alpha Mu Honorary Accounting Fraternity organized this year . . . regular monthly meetings . problems discussed . . . plans made for great future activity. eil Page Fifi yeuii Alpha Tau Gamma Norman Bartelmay .... ..... P resident Raymond Martz .,... . . , Vice-President Iames Sekinger . Secretary Iohn Cirnaqlia .,... . . . Treasurer Honorary fraternity for accounting majors with a 2.0 in accounting and 1.75 overall . . . bacon and eggs at Mill Creek in the fall and the spring . . . an installation banquet both semesters this year . . . monthly meetings with speakers from the business world, among them Leo Casey, an alumnus the beginning of a new project f our own reference library for accounting students . . . the Rosenthal scholarship awarded to Ed Reilly . . . our depend- able advisor, Robert L. Miller. fit Page Sixty 126 --M, 'S' .I 1 X A A: ian, gy . .Af en' qv-uuwnmw. 'w' ,EW Q S Q a '1 px' The DR. WILLIAM MILLER ln writing this message to the 1949 graduating class of the Dana School of Music, I cannot help but think of the lines of the great philospher, Herbert Spencer, who said, Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts -- as the one which, more than any other, ministers to human welfare. We as musicians must be ever on the alert to see that our music program is so integrated with community lite that to be without it would be as though one had lost his speech. In persuing this program, let us strive to set up standards of what is fine and what is mediocre. Learn to discriminate that that is good and should live from that which is of doubtful quality. In doing this we will develop our own taste to the point where we each may judge accurately that music which should be preserved for posterity and will make our music a contribution to education and to living. My wish is that each of you will know success and the happiness which comes from a life of service in the field of music. Dean Miller -52+ Page Sixtyetwo P?- Dana School of Music Phi Mu Alpha Q11 Alexander, De Iulio, Raven, Dull, Pugh, Houk, Walker, Crone, Kapsal, Ponzio C21 Hamilton, Iones, Rodewalt, Tavolario, Rodgers, Trube, Pepe, Wisler, MacDonald, Cvercko, Dehnbostel, Crossland, Stearns 131 Mulidor, Ficocelli, Miller, Badal, Paxton, Weirich. Schwers, Molinari, Furney, Babbitt, Shellhammer. The honorary music fraternity of men on the campus of Youngstown College . . . we are especially proud of our officers of the past year: I. W. Pugh I. C. Babbitt . A. M. Delulio R. Paxton R. Furney .. A. Cvercko . . . W. Weirich . . President . .. Supreme Councilman a nd Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary .. Treasurer . . . Historian Warden Page Sixty-three B+ Alumni Secretary The Youngstown College Chorus Oft heard less seen, the Chorus under the most able direction of Doc. Stearns provides the musical background for May Day, presents an annual service at the Palace Theater on Good Friday, and is the foundation for the yearly operas . . . Rehearsing on the second floor of the Cafeteria Building, they serenade the late lunchers . . . With our new auditorium the chorus will in the future be seen more, and we are grateful for that. 'tif Page Sixty-four St. Ioseph's Catholic Church -- The Catholic Chapel St. Ioseph's Catholic Church - The Catholic Chapel Annex I, Room 25 in the course of a year has become very popular with the Catholic students. Having a chaplain, friend and consultor on the campus of a secular college is little short of an innovation. Academic and vocational problems arise in the life of every college student: but so do spiritual troubles and difficul- ties. Faith is sometimes shaken: and more often, disputed doctrines are discussed. During the past year it has been spiritually refreshing for the Catholic students to seek the help and advice of the Chaplain. A friendly chat for a few minutes usually dispels the troubling matter: doctrinal diffi- culties are explained according to Holy Church: and the student leaves knowing in his very soul that he has been helped, comforted or strengthened in his Faith. The students can thank God and the College authorized for this benefit and advantage so cheerfully granted. . . . Father DeCrane -if Page Sixty-five li Father DeCrane Eg Feder, Meirs, Quinn. Fr. DeCrcme, Melniclz, Lynch, Ondush, Donnelly Cook, Bcxchu, Ondcxsh, Miklos, Dinger, Humphrey, Petty. Pcxulitz, Ccrtrincx. Donnelly, Quinn, O'Brien Slanina, McNally, Naughton, Robinson, Barko, Morley, Freisen, Eisemun, O'Mc1lley, McGin1y Orsinelli, Stelts, Lynch, Diroll, Donegun, Rencxldy, Welsh, Hrulcins, Smith, Duley Vimmersidt, Hottensiein, Hynes, Lubrick, Liskcxy, Ccxvrxnclugh, Lc1Lummiu, Welsh, McC1'eery, Mahoney, Mario, Long Lcxret, Riley, Bax-ko, Aunders, Werk, Sasterik, Meirs, Arbie, Kecsey, Bohmuski, Harlbeck, Ford, Koken, Novak, Melnick Father DeCrcxne, Schlaiter, Burke. Conlos, Kleniewski, Iohnson, Rzeppn, Carroll. Donnley. Deufee, Hurcz, Grenga, Herold, Fedor. Neuman Chl: Newman Club THE NEWMAN CLUB The Catholic social and spiritual organiza- tion of college students . . . annual event at YoCo is the Mardi Gras Dance - here pictured . . . many other interesting social events during the year Paqe Sixty-seven Newman Club RQSE MARIE MALONE 'ff Mardi Gras Queen St. Iohn's Episcopal Church, The Protestant Chapel The first year of our newly created position ot Chaplain, coordinator of Protestant reli- gious activities, counselor and adviser of the Religion in Lite Club has been given to the making of friends among members of the faculty and student body and a study of the religious and social needs and opportunities on our college campus. Our program gained momentum with a revival of activity in our Religion In Life Club and the establishment of simultaneous voluntary chapel services at St. Iohn's 5 for Protestant Students and at St. Ioseph's for Catho- lic students. Through the Chaplain's office and the expand- ing program of the Religion in Life Club we expect to reach sizeable numbers of students in the Corning year, representing all Protestant and Eastern, Greek and Russian Orthodox groups. Our slogan will be Religion in Life, more than a club-a movement organized tor the purpose of stimulating religious interest in Youngstown College and community. The Rev. Albert Linder +3 Page Sixty-nine The Religion in Life Club H. Thompson, Pres., D. Lewis, Sec'y, Chaplain Linder, E. Vickers, Dev. Chr. Colorful activiiies of R. I. L .... Stu- dent Debaters, alter-hour refreshments, square dancing, and the inspiring candlelight service. Conference Representatives Kerr, Bloom, Glover, Knupp Iohn Gardner Ray McDonald Professor Cramer Ioseph Yurko Prof. Cramer with Lincoln Manuscript IN MEMORIAM If Sleep cmd Death be truly one, And every spirit's folded bloom Through all its intervital gloom In some long trance should slumber on Unconscious of the sliding hour Bare of the body might it last, And silent traces of the past Be all color of the flower: So then were nothing lost to man: So that still garden of the souls In many a figured leaf enrolls The total world since life began: And love will last as pure and whole As when he loved me here in Time, And at the spiritual prime Hewaken with the dawning soul. O living will that shalt endure When all that seems shall suffer shock, Rise in the spiritual rock, Flow through our deeds and make them That we may lift from out of dust A voice as unto him that hears, A cry above the conquered years To one that with us works, and trust, With faith that comes of self-control, The truths that never can be proved Until we close with all we loved, And all we flow from, soul in soul. That God, which ever lives and loves, One God, one law, one element, And one far-off divine event, To which the whole creation moves. pure all Page Seventy-cue Alfred, Lord Tennyson , A M L numb: , ' ,,,,,V ,,,, ., Qw,.M........ ,fb qv Q,-.MN W.. fs ' 2 is f 2 3 r N n Q u 1 X 9 S 5 .. ,wa ,CMA ' 7'1.fiI is: . 132 K1-jf,z,fW:.,gg 9 MW- mammwwiliigv ? 5 W., wwwwmd ' Km , 'JMX ww, ,4 Vs ,W f ,L M, me .E A -ff 1 12 j' .- H Mg, , .. K .W i I' L, 'Z , Aff, Sm A 4i,W?N2,4-' gi The DR. GEORGE WILCOX TO THE CLASS OF 1949, the first large class of veterans. Your war service was terminated with honor to yourself and our country. Now you approach the successful achievement of another important stage in your career. This is a good time for stock taking and for a long look ahead. Where will you be thirty years from now? In one area of achievement all can succeed: it is not competitive, it is personal and individual. What will people think of you thirty years from now? When you speak, will men trust you, or will they wonder, Now, just what are the facts? Will they realize that you are motivated by good will, justice, and right, or by favor- itism, prejudice, and selfishness? Do you trust God and respect your fellow men? Are your horizons still broadening, or is life closing in on you? What you are thirty years from now you are becoming today and each day. I crave for each of you this greatest of all successes, the building of integrity and character, CLASS OF 1949. Dean Wilcox it Page Seventy-three F31- College of Liberal Arts DR. IOSEPH E. SMITH Dean of Students 65+ Page Seventy-Tour +1 Phi Epsilon Honorary Chemistry fraternity . . . banquets for the gourmants and lectures for the intellectuals, interspersed with intramural sports and an annual picnic to round out the year's activities . . . annual Scudder award presented to outstanding senior in the field of chemistry . . . cheers for our officers, Robert Stevens, president: Edward Barnes, vice-president, Henry Pesa, secretary: Iohn Criscione, treasurer: and to our advisors fe Dr. Scudder, Dr. Bloom, Mr. Beckman and Mr. Luginbill. 'vit Page Seventy-five tis Omega Kappa Upsilon Durso. Dr. Bridgham. Donnelly. Phillips Berman. Stinner. Van Esky, Macko, Maymych. Pifer, Jones Organized in September 1946 professional group has gained in impor- tance and strength . . . Dinner during summer . . . Christmas Party . . . annual trip in the Spring to Chemical Plant . . . planning membership drive for next year . . . our thanks go to our officers for their excellent quidance - Isabelle Durso, president: Mary Wilma Donnelly, secretary: Vivian Phillips, treasurer . . . Dr. Catherine Bridgham, Advisor. Q25 Page Seventy-six I Youngstown College Student Affiliate of The American Chemical Society MEMBERSHIP D. Bane I. Ellsworth W. McCoy Ernst I. Knupp E. Bulqozdy I. Kocis D. Melrose Evans N Bletso los. Canon E. Komp H. Pesa Gebhardt M. Vulcstn C. Castrcdale W. Lucus V. Phillips Molnar l- Boqdun L. Davis N. Maiecic C. Schoenteld Orlando E. Hrivnak W. Dell I. Martin T. Serromani Sperry I. Tovill M. Donnelly I. Martin R. Slaven Guidici H- Siirmel' l. Durso I. Matune R. Smiley Lepore B- Houlihdn D. Eiseman M. McCall I. Cotton The Youngstown College Chapter of the Student Affiliate of the Amen can Chemical Society was organized in May, 1948 . . . regular meetings are held with a variety of interesting and helpful speakers - Dr. Scudder, Dean Deesz and Dr. Litman . . . visited the Ohio Leather Company in Girard . . . banquet climaxed our year's activities . . . credit for organization executives goes to Ray Smiley, chairman: Mary Wilma Donnelly, vice-chairman: Isabelle Durso, secretary: Henry Pesa, treasurer . . . faculty sponsers are Dr. Bridgham and Mr. Beckman. Page Seventy-seven ll? Omicron Lambda Robert Shreve . . ,.,, Pi-esideng Iohn Melnick . . . .. Vice-President l0Seph Ezzo .... .... T reasurer Iumes Campbell . . . . . . Secretary Howard Shreve ........................ Historian MEMBERSHIP: Eugene Albright Margaret Bailey Merle Boylan Georqe Burke Richard Byrnes Iames Campbell Edward Caputo Walter Cook Irene Corrado Robert Costa Richard Crossman Iohn Danus Bernard Dusza Raymond Ecleburn Ioseph Ezzo Thomas Fowler Paul Gobhardt William Germek Barbara Hengen William Hoover George Hrycik Iudyth Kaster Donald Kennedy Margaret Lewis Lawrence Maqgiano Iohn Melniclc Arnold Miller Bruce Mills Alex Minqo Leonard Montleone William Nagel Adele Phillips Howard Shreve Robert Shreve William Sibley Arthur Simon A. E. Solomon Iohn Somple Dale Stelanski Albert Stocker Harlan Urmson Ruth Van Esky I-'red Van Kirk Michael Vuksta Beverly Walton Kenneth White Honorary fraternity for biology students with 2.00 point average in biology and satisfactory overall averages . . . our purpose - to stimulate biological research and acquaint students with the practical applications of the subject . . . President Bob Shreve arranged field trips to Carnegie Mu- seum, Buhl Planetarium, Phipps Conservatory and Pittsburgh Zoo during the year . . . lectures conducted by specialists . . . occasional social events, including the annual May banquet promoted by social chairman, Harlan Urmson . . . this year's project ee construction and landscaping of biological pond on North Campus . . . our advisors f Dr. Bridgham and Mr. Marcy. Page Severity-eight Pisani, Crook, Braden Drama Guild Drama Guild was formerly known as the Mimes Club . . . revived this year with the guidance of Mr. Foley and Mr. Elser, with Phillip Crook in the helm, they steered a course to greater dramatic art by presenting several of Mr. E1ser's plays. if Page Seventy-nine The Youngstown College Speech Club Bruce E. Mills .... ,.... P resident Iohn Stephen .... ..,. V ice-President William Green, Ir. .... Secretary Troy Grove . . . .... Treasurer Capable speakers with almost incontestable arguments . . . a pre-season debate conference at Westminster College early in December . . . our worthy opponents this year included Westminster, Iohn Carroll, Case, Wooster, and Kent . . . a well deserved boost in honor points for service on debate teams showing we have proven our worth . . . Mixed tournaments . . . Novice tournaments . . . conferences . . . talks . . . arguments pro and con . . . trips . . . a steadily growing reputation in the field of debate, which speaks well for the club and its advisor, Donald Elser. 'lil Page Eighty lil- Our purpose - to provide fellowship and stimulate professional growth among the students majoring in elementary educa- tion . . . monthly meetings feature speak- ers, recreation, and refreshments . . . a party held at Christmas time for 40 child- ren from Christ Mission . . . the annual spring banquet . . . an excursion to a historical Indian reservation in southern Ohio planned for the late spring . . . spon- soring a program in April for high school seniors to acquaint them With the need and the requirements for elementary teachers. E. T. P. C. Mildred Higham, Secretary: Miss Chapman, Advisor: Michael Hvizdak. Treasurer: Mary Lou Gray, President: Sennett Evans. Vice-President. lst rows-D'Agnestino, Doran, Zeiqler, Iones, Flipping, Grubbs, Bailey, Miss Chapman 2nd row-Gray, Emilo, Glover. Higham, Kaetzel, Brienz 3rd row-Hunter, Kohler, Barth, Graban, Hvizdak, Evans, Bilchik, Davanzo 4th row-Anderson, Schermer, Macalla, Iefferies, Bednar, Gennero, Monaco 5th row-Record, Beraducci, Toti, Gray, Whom Page Eighty-one , Eta Delta Sigma MW,-ei' Opening of the year with our September picnic . . . a Halloween party . . highlight of the November meeting - our president's talk on Mexico . . . the annual Christmas dinner . . . the April Founders' Day Tea . . . our pet project f a hobby sale . . . the May dinner meeting to climax an interesting year. rl is sl 1 .Malik orrxczns f lei President ...,...... Elizabeth Lowmiller lst Vice-President ..... Matilda Menninq 2nd Vice-President ..... Mary Fergreson Recording Secretary. . .Annette I.aPolla Cor. Secretary ..... Mrs. Anthony Perry Treasurer .......,..... Golda Kilpatrick Sponsor ..,. .. .Miss Frieda Chapman 'vl- E3 Sigma Tau Delta R. Gnagy . , . W. Rabel .. . N. Kale . . . S. Birney .... L. Denkelberq . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . ..... Treasurer Secretary . . . . . Publicity Chairman National honorary English fraternity . . . a talk by Professor Iohn H. Cramer on Lincolniana . . . review of an Erskine Caldwell novel and drama- tization of a G. B. Shaw play . . . the annual Christmas party and installation service . . . the February banquet with guest speaker Paul Kuegle, Ohio historian . . . a party night in March . . . the close of the year with our annual picnic at the home of our advisors, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Dykema. Page Eighty-three , Aft club Members activity participate in competition with other colleges and groups . . . big event of this year was the Art Show sponsored by Strouss-Hirshberg Company. I 1 Spectators at the Strauss Art Show The Library Drive Campaign A representation of Student Council and the student body who participated in the annual campaign for funds for the library. These are the people that collected your loose change, gave of their time and effort for a very worthy cause. We of YoCo do certainly salute them. 'LI Page Eifghty-five 933. 2,Vm.L L1-fr' if ,ar .M rizltxjbvilzk, , AY: ..,. : 4 iv 'IQUQ wfsfmdi A11 f 1, ,N 6 , 'Z' 1, .Q,?p,a, M .:If .:E WTF , , A14 ., N A ff? Efafzrv , W z ,gww fa W Aa +5-ggim ,M W ga, ?5f'fZ!f 451 ,N .. ffqf? .yas - QW, -wmjnrfg, Widgfv ,f if KT' , W A, BM . W, wwf-aka, K fr . 1, K i ww xx Q55 91:??3TN Q The Social Fraternal Groups Under direction of Pan-Hellenic Council 4 Pan-Hellenic Council V.. ,. .....,.,.. , 4 Armstrong, Van Court, Ziegler, Bartelmay, McCarthy, Porter, Vasu, McKinney, DiMenno, Henqen, Kcrvanctuqh, Siersdorfer, Lynch. Altier. Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of two members from each social sorority cmd fraternity . . . It regulates such activities as rushing and joint parties . . . Our competent chairman for the first semester was Norm Bar- telmay, for the second semester, Woody Van Court . . . Our major activity is the annual Sweetheart Dance, held this year at the Nu Elms Ballroom in March, with Tom Lynch as chairman and Harlan Urmson as M. C .... Patricia Mariner was chosen queen and crowned by Eleanor Lehn, queen in 1948 . . . Council's advisor is Dr. H. C. Howard. Fall Spring Armstrong, Secretary-Treasurer Bartelmay, President Yicgler, Secretary-Treasurer Van Court, President 1 ling 1 Sweetheart Dance Semi-Formal Prom at Nu Elms Pat Mariner and Attendants Crowning of Pat Mariner as Sweetheart Views ot the Sweetheart Prom . . . great dance . . . great night . . . great Sweetheart . . . Sigma Delta Beta Altier, Treasurer Lynch. President Kremer, Recording Secretary Williams. Vice-President Stetts, Secretary Our 20th anniversary . . . two big rush seasons with pledges in tams and big floppy ties . . . the annual Homecoming dinner with actives and alumni . . . a colorful formal, our annual Christmas dance . . . Al Altier, able chair- man of Homecoming festivities and President Tom Lynch in charge of the Pan-Hellenic Sweetheart Dance . . . Torn Rutkay and Dick Organ, standouts in varsity football and Dan Sliman's good work on the freshman squad . . . Lou Cregan launching his political career as a candidate for city council . . . the most successful May Day celebration in years, under the direction of Harlan Urmson . . . congratulations and good luck to the seniors. DeLisex', Sontich, Battafarno, Stetts, Kromer, Williams, Lyon, Smaldino, Urmson, Lynch Limon, Morrison, Manche, Altier, Alexander, Organ, Brown, Putkay I Prize Ninety Pi Beta Chi xr Our first year on campus . . . red sweaters, brilliant in their newness . . . much activity in intramural sports with few successes, but many good times . . . fulfilling our primary aim ff good fellowship . . . best wishes to the seniors. ill Wright, Dell, Schwab, Osgovich, Romack, Bundle, Thompson, Buchanan t2J White, Webster, Mariner, Fisher, Crossman, Quirk C31 Stepanchak, Cavalier, Henry, Kolarovsky, Nanes, Thomson, Beda, Frank, Evans. 42+ Page Ninety-one lie Kappa Sigma Kappa ACTIVES: R. Bacon T. Beraducci I. Campbell P. Clark H. Clarke I. Crum H. Dilley Dixon Dobrindt Durda Gundry Hagerty Harper Heintzelman I. IoYce E. Komp B. Maddocks I. McLaughlin I. Mcskimmings D. Morrison P. Muehlbauer O'Brien Partridge Ray Rich Schewers Shafer Smaldino National fraternity organized on campus nine years ago . . . Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, with prizes for the most original B. Stalker F. Thornton I. Toti W. Wellington I. Wile D. Williams I. Zemba the annual Dogpatch costumes . . . another successful evening, under the leadership of lim Mc- Laughlin . . . yearly Christmas party for underprivileged children with lots of good food for all . . . smokers for members and their guests . . . our formal dinner dance in lune, the climax of the year's activities . . . Congratulations to Bill Stalker for his splendid work with the program Youngstown College on the Air, a weekly broadcast since September . . . Bouquets to our able advisors - Doc Smith, Doc Webster, and Bucky Buchanan. Y l Page Ninety-two A party with Sigma Sigma featured dancing, singing, and lots of food . . . demure Bose Marie Malone, Mardi Gras Queen . . . another successful campaign in the annual drive for milk for grade school children . . . vivacious Donna Lewis, Junior Prom Queen . . . Marica Welsh, an alumna, our capable advisor. .-1 't Alpha Theta Delta An Alpha Delt-Phi Sig first -the Touchdown Trot in November, honoring the football team - lovely Peggy Biga, Homecoming Queen S e busy rush sea- sons highlighted by joint parties with our Phi Sig Brothers . . . The tea . . . cookies, cakes, decorations, and the pourer . . . delightful repartee . . . social sociableness Alpha Theta Delta Regular meeting and gab-fest . . . relaxation before the lunch . . . chummy get-together in rhumpus room . . . .33 8 Reflected faces as reflected memories . . . a very successful and eventful year. Nu Sigma Rho I Another successful year . . . annual Pete Penguin hop in November . . . formal installation banquet in Ianuary . . . smokers . . . close to 10005 parti- cipation in intramural sports . . . finishing the year with Iune banquet . . . proud of lim Lowery for his excellent job on Youngstown College Quarter Hour if Page Ninoty-fivo Gamma Sigma Gibba, O'Horo, Vasu, Price A year of pleasant memories . . . rush parties, a special Halloween party and joint get-togethers with the fraternities . . . the annual sale of mums for Homecoming . . . a box lunch social-proceeds to March of Dimes . . . Pat Mariner, Pan-Hell. Queen . . . President Sally O'Horo, capable assistant editor for the Iam- bar . . . A new wrinkle-our own style show . . . defeat of the Phi Lambs in Baseball . . . bevy of beau- ties for the Queen's court s - Phyl Galose, Mary Agnes Hatagan, Ioan Navin, Sally O'Horo and Ieannette Gibba . . . climaxing this year with formal dinner dance in lune. Q: Navin Price Vasu Downie I. Navin Porter Mariner, O'Horo, R. Quinn, Navin, I. Quinn, Vasu, Galose, Ceglie, Gibba +31 Page Ninety-six 1 Eisemcm, Secretary Anzivino. Treasurer Richardson. Historian McQuiston, President Barton. Vice-President l W, l the Bare Brunch . . . the annual April Showers X Dance under the leadership of Bob Wetmore . . . Founders' Day banquet . . . bouquets to Bob Weyer, efficient and hard-working Iam- bar Editor for two semesters . . . formal in- stallation banquet in the spring . . . congratu- lations to Laddie Fedor, Senior Class President . . . a banquet to round out the year. Phi Sigma Epsilon The Touchdown Trot, another successful venture, sponsored jointly with our sorority sisters, the Alpha Delts . . . pledges wearing flowers and ribbons and being punished with their hand-made paddles . . . Herb Spies, ca- pable and energetic chairman of the Snow- flake Frolic . . . genial Ray Friesen, heading Ten minute break Phi Sigs and guest s The beginning of the on East Campus at the Pan-Hellenic Dance end rough initiation 45 Page Ninety-seven Y Tenth anniversary as a social night school sorority for business girls . . . monthly business meetings with our advisor, Miss Pauline Church . . . a Get-Acquaintedn Tea held in Septem- ber followed by the rushing season. Rigney, Cosgrove, Dolne, Savoia, Clacko, Choppa, Miller Kopp, Adams, Kurila, Biglin, Gerrish Delta Chi Epsilon Eileen Cosgrove . . . .... President Donna Rigney , . . , . . Vice-President Beverly Gerrish . A . .... Secretary Iulia Kirilo .... .. Treasurer lVIcCalmont, Baumstrark, Novosel, Lynch Iohnson, Dunn Iohnson, Albright, Hiznay . . . formal installation of officers and initiation of new members held at the V. F. W. in Ianuary . . . annual joint party with the Phi Sigs in April . . . the Mother and Daughter Tea in May . . . the annual Iune dinner dance to climax another good year. Phi Gamma - ' l ACTIVES: M. Bartelmay N. Bartelmay R. Billet P. Chuey R. Conroy L. Dickson Dunn Dutton Enqlehart Fannon Forney Kahn T. Kotsovolus L. Laret R. Latimer G McDonald R. Martz I. Morris Oldest social fraternity on campus . . J. O'Nei1l I. Ostovich D. Pritchard W. Rebel F. Schermer D. Shuck F. Siersdorler D. Smith S. Strouss M. Traddler V. Wilds tops in scholarship in 1948 . . . biggest rush season in our history . . . pledges wearing dainty 4-inch wide pins of green and white, Phi Gam's colors . . . stag parties at Stan Strouss' . . . joint parties with our sister sorority, Phi Lam . . . box social with Gamma Sigma . . . gift to the library of a complete set of The Harvard Classics . . . smokers with Sigma Sigma and Kappa Sig . . . the third annual Popularity Dance under the capable leadership of Bud Schermer . . . resounding defeat oi the Sig Delts in basketball and a hard fought loss to them in baseball . . . the annual June dinner dance, a colorful and pleasant finale for the year. Pi ge Nmetysriin Phi Gamma Qv' ' Fred Siersdorier, President Norman Bartelmay, Vice-President Merton Bartelmay, Secretary Ierry Kahn, Treasurer The officers of the Phi Gamma Social fra- ternity who were responsible for making this year one of the best yet. ff: Pfrqe One Hulxfhed Eff' Phi Lambda Delta , V - . s V ' I '. 'mf I X Li ky A .V . , , ff'-1 , 'P:,f:71 . K W wftfvfee wfiliw iv 8' fy ' JE gf in 2 t ,, it fi Q 3' , E f A --f' . 'A : ?ifftf1 -ff 'e+-s,'5Q3- ' 22? ry . me ,SWA A X -' ,. can 4 Q .Q . any I. McCarthy, P. Moore, M. Ioyce, I. Lyons, B. McKinney Weekly meetings, rush season, joint parties, and another successful year has corne to a close . . . the informal Christmas dinner dance . . . our newest project - the Papa Party, initiated this year for the benefit and entertainment ot the veterans and their families . . . a progressive dinner with the alumnae and guests . . . a mixer with our Phi Gam 'brothers' and also with the Sigma Sigs . . . Congratulations and best wishes to Mary Iane Hoover, our favorite May Queen . . . the year's last activity, the Iune banquet. 'ly One Hdndrefz One er W ig, 1' ,I ., sf K fi? ,r - 'Zf! fM 79335 'll . Mfr 'Y L5 4 r it ar wig, . U ,M We , vs R iw rl Q W at frm. Mksrsgwgip tr 2 -L ht ge ,,,,,v X V ,F W . f 'E 331 4 A ,. 6 . ei 2 l t 4- 1 gf! 1 . K i J W V ,. ,F W , Phi Lambda Delta The Phi Lambs in various activities that made up our Wonderful year . . . above, Mary lane Hoover-May Queen - surrounded by Phi Lambs and their escorts. f'. Phi Lambda Delta W X 1 .F-v-H-' PAPA PARTY 1. A 5 is + at as One Hundred Four Ik Sigma Sigma 'W LHEXM Small, Vice-President: Valentine. Social Chairman: Kavanaugh. President Sigma Sigma scores again! . . . the annual Harvest Moon Dance in October . . . hard work on the committees for Homecoming . . . the annual banquet in November . . . three date parties each month and a series of parties with all of the sororities . . . a championship in bowling . . . 10096 contribution to the annual drives for canned goods, the Library Drive and the March of Dimes . . . the Iune banquet to complete the year. if One liundlt,-ai Five: l Sigma Sigma Reception held for all freshman on the campus . . . regal Sweetheart Ball an annual event of Iune . . . Various social gatherings providing recreation for members . . . annual Guide Right program for high school Students, one of our major projects. Kappa Alpha Psi National fraternity in its third year at YoCo, under the able direction of Herb. Armstrong as Polernarch, Troy Grove, William Green, Roy Lyons, Le- roy Wall, Iohn Wise, Perry Alexander, and Spence Bailey in executive posi- tions. Besides officers, members include: Isadore Blakney, Charles Cross, Her- shel Daniels, Hubert Durley, Lloyd Haynes, Nathaniel Iones, Iohn Law- horn, Iames McDuffie, Edison Nichol- son, Eurad Rouse, William Ruff, Leroy Sheldon, Percy Sabbath, Willie Sibley, Albert Thomas, George Traylor, Law- rence Wigfall. Alpha Phi Omega OFFICERS: George B. Snyder. Joseph Pennell. . . Harry Ford ..... , Alan H. Davies ..,. David W. Sinclair. . . Carl Sabo ..,..... Fred Pisani. . . H. Criles. . . MEMBERSHIP: William B. Aloe Wilbert B. Anderson Karl Ardinger Gene Barko Millard Biggs William C. Bollinger Jack Bushling Jack Crandall Ray Croysdale John R. Currie Alan H. Davies Ronald C. Davies Robert J. Daley Joseph Wm. Davis Richard Dunn Harris Edmonds III. . . .,.,.. President James S. Fabilli Harry Ford Robert Gnagy Ronald E. Gill Paul R. Harbison Robert F. Heaih Donald N. Hornickle Roberi J. Huffman Joseph Hutta Edgar C. Irwin John Jacobs Hugh Jeliries Kenneth E. Johnson Joseph Kanik Warner R. Lawson Bruce Mclniosh no Hundred Ninn, , . .Vice-President . . . . . . . .Pledgemasler . . . . . .Recording Secretary . . .Ccrresponding Secretary ......,.......Treasurer .......Hisiorian Senior Advisor Robert E. Mort Gene Osborne Joseph Pennell Fred Pisani Louis Pisani Frank Plichik Carl Saho David W. Sinclair Donald Smith R. G. Snelbaker George B. Snyder, John V. Spencer Frank Thomas Bill Turner Claude F. Vasu I Alpha Phi Omega Our purpose - to be of service to the college and the community . . . our motto sf To put service to others ahead of selfish aims . . . our main projects this year - the Christmas food drive, Community Chest collections, and the Mile of Dimes drive . . . a rally for the football team . . . Christmas de- corations, put up by our hard working committees . . . a large representation for the national convention, including our able advisor, H. H. Crites . . . the Iester's Ball, our contribution to All Foo1's Day . . . the main prize, a model-T Ford . . . baseball broadcasts and a new service, a noon news broadcast from the center of the campus. if One l-lundred Ten lil Mr. and Miss Popularity of 1949 , W: X. Q l t August Yahn Alice Chieiio Miss Chieffo cmd Mr. Yahn were elected by ct representation of the student body as the most popular girl and boy respectively in Youngstown College . . . along with the many congratulations they have received from all sources, the Senior class extend to them hearty congratulations. One Hundred Eleven if ? 'Q .2 va 54. :fs Student Council -- Fall Hosack, Meshel, Hanni Student Council which is the representative body of the Youngstown College Student body began activity early in the summer of '48 . . . with Harry Meshel in the capacity of President, a truly efficient body of law makers took over the school . . . Council sponsored the Snow Flake Frolic. Lupu, Gove, Barnes Davis, Babel, Urmson, Bacon Stein, Sanzenbacher, Dutko, Simpson, Lyons, Dieter Kale, Mrs. Dykema, Taylor, Miss Boyer, Dailey eil One Hundred Thirteen ll? Student Council -- Spring Lupu, Meshel, Dailey, Grove Harry Meshel re-elected President of Council for the Spring term .... revision of constitution conducted by Council under the direction of Nancy Kale . . . Council sponsored Bare Brunch, Iunior Prom, May Day Festivities . . . and closed activities with a surplus in the treasurer a part of which came back to the students in the form of an informal dance. Moi-qante, Davis, Thanos Sherrick. Anderson, Granchdy, Urmson, Bacon, Lentz Babel, Sandberg, Stein, Simpson, Lyons, Spies 1 Barnes, Mrs. Dykenm, Miss Boyer, Kale, Taylor One Hundred Fourteen , .lumbar -- Fall Orchids to Editor and his staff Whose excel- lent work has won for the Iarnbar a Scripps- Howard award for the second consecutive year. It was a good job well done. Congratu- lations, Bob! Editor Bob Weyer lm - EH 545 Voss, Lyons, Flint, Savage The group of Staff Writers and photographers Imdien, Meshei, Partridge that helped to make each Iambar successful. Crt-5 Flu !l'1lW'l t'T1T'faf1 .lumbar -- Spring Bouquets to hardworking Sally O'Horo, this year's Issue Editor who is slated for the editor- ship next year . . . A fitting reward for three years of work and Worry, getting the Iambar ready for the press. Good work deserves promotion and Matt Quinn, Associate Editor, has proven he can do it. Barlfo lov Pennell Saternow Iones Matt Quinn Niflfn The Neon Staff Some of our hardest workers are not pic- tured here . . . Our thanks go to our Photo- graphy Editor and her capable staff f Io Ann McCarthy, Barb. Flint, Ioan Quinn, and Bette Savage. . . . Orchids to Iohnny Barrett for his editor- ship of the Rayen School of Engineering . . . And to you the student body, our very grate- ful thanks for your cooperation and interest. To Bob Gnagy who came to our rescue when help was needed. ...-1 Assistant Editors, Kale and Sandberg, and Editor Baker N! SQIKIW Above, the advertising staff . . . Right, the sales staff . . . both made this Neon economi- cally sound. Layout editor Evelyn Wining describes her plans in White on black, While Earl Conn, Barbara McKenny, cmd Barbara Taylor look over their own Work . . . dives- Mishap - Harlan Urmson suffers from exhaustion during production . . . Was revived shortly after pic- ture Was taken . . . Back on his feet, Harlan Urmson and lack Sullivan aid Marilyn Iones and Penny Anqelides in rewrite work . . . Frankly all of this could only happen in the mind of the camera. -Medi Youngstown College Quarter Hour Radio Edition of the Iambar Ted Berndt and Iim Lowery continue to tell the listening audience about YoCo every Saturday morning. The radio edition of the Iarnbar has become a fifteen minute variety show par excellent. Editing, direction, and presenting the program, both Ted and Iirn have given their listeners an inside scoop on the activities and talents of YoCo. eil One Hundred Nineteen Youngstown College on the Air The 20th Century means of communication in use to give news of YoCo-e-ecultural center of greater Youngstown . . . the students pro- duce, edit., and broadcast variety program over the facilities of W.F.M.I .... a Thursday night must in order to know what goes on in the city of students. Bill Stalker, Director: Dave Williams. Sound Man Pictured to right is Iohnny Maluso who in- terviews visiting guests . . . it has become a quetsion and answer period between students and faculty t -f faculty must provide quick, correct answers. A typical niqht's broadcast from W.F,M.I. if One Hundred Twenty If Attendants Sally O'Horo Penny Mcstorides -E'.v-IQ-Z IUNIOR PROM QUEEN Donna Lewis Attendants Ruth Sweeney Iecmette Gibbcz Attendants Alice Woodside Mildred Noufer Attendants Mary Agnes Hatagan Barbara Simpson MAY QUEEN Mary Iane Hoover Who's Who Among Students Henqen, Donnelly, Durso, Simpson, Dunker, Wining, Morgante, Lowery, Buehrle. Boyd, Carlisle. Scrnzenhacher, Hanni, Meshel, Furney Naberezny, Fedor, Babbitt, Baker, Burtelmay, Lentz, Weyer, Grove 1948-1949 Who's Who These are the Youngstown College members of a national organization. The members appear among those in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. The candidates are selected from the student body for out- standing traits in character and personality. They are screened for scholar- ship, leadership, and potential usefulness in society and business. This group comprises the most popular and outstanding members of the Youngs- town College student body. it One Hundred Twenty-three iff f Sports Lowery, Lewis, Kabealo, Fe-yoclc, Delis The backbone of Youngstown College spirit are the cheerleaders who untiringly attempt to stir up the spectators enthusiasm. . . Iohn E. Pugh, Editor +22 One Hundred Twenty-four I Football Staff Sportsman and gentleman . . . these words best describe YoCo's head coach, Dike Beede. He has coached the Penguin teams since 1938 when YoCo began inter-collegiate play. Dike stresses clean, hard-driving game with good sportsmanship as his rule. Roselli Wolf Head basketball and base- Assistant football coach. ball coach also assist in foot- Former all American at Ohio ball. All around athletic star while at Geneva College. State University. sill One Hundred Twe-my-five Coach Dike Beede Webster Athletic director who serves as trainer lor griclders. Known to everyone as Doc. Football 1948 Varsity - Won 3, Tied 3 Playing the toughest schedule in its gridiron history, the Penguins came through with a fine season marked by some thrilling encounters. Next year's schedule promises to be even more difficult, but we have cz good team. +21 One Hundred Twenty-six Football The Freshman Football Team For the first time in the schools history, Frosh team was formed. The team played one official game, losing to Western Reserve Frosh 19 to 13. This is not the end, only the beginning: they'1l be off to win next year. One Hundred Twenty-seven ll? Typical of Youngstown College spirit is the Pep Rally that preceded Homecoming Game. The student body rallied behind the football team with enthusiasm and the festivities were climaxed by bonfire. Sports -- Activities Penquines board airliner for trip to Okla- homa City. Making the longest trip ever taken by a Penguin-Grid team, the trip also marked the first via the airlanes. The trip was an excellent one With the only mishaps being the final score -- O.C.U. 26 YoCo 13. Action was the keynote throughout the Pen- guin football season. The YoCo team display- ed a speedy defense featured by a vaunted aerial game. fl One Hundred 'lwerry-ez:5ht fs Homecoming Pretty Miss Peggy Biga 1949 Homecoming Queen is shown shortly after she received her :rovvn. The Ceremonies were very colorful and he entire homecoming was a huge success. On hand for the football games was the :olortul YoCo band. The band, some 60 strong, ire shown here led by the attractive Coeds Ind high stepping Drum Major. is M, Dresident H. W. Iones welcomes Alumni and friends at the annual 'lomecoming game. A large crowd was on hand for the event. Peggy Biga' Homecoming Queen Mm , ,gg . ... A , ,.,. I ., , U M ww. Q bv F' 'c ..5:s,,. ' iiwgif Wim be '90 .Su 'E V ' A 4, ., QW A 1 f :za ..., . ....., F NAV X WR Z? 5 x PEGGY BIGA i' Homecoming Queen 5 .L axxb ,ww we M sq Baseball Coached by Dom. Roselli, the college nine met with success as they defeated seven of their twelve opponents . . . The 1949 season marked the second year of inter-collegiate play on the diamond. V 1 x ,J 1 : l M P e Aliflpy, J ii , , V A x , H, 1. vt ' . 'Y'-1-as rw P' ' , m '-' . :M H ffP'Zf?vfi,Q, - '.w V , 'W'.nipf4,sg, , - . .oe l W Basketball i Coach Boselli sent the Pe-ngui Cagers against the best caq teams in this section of the coui try and they did Well for YoCo. Golf Tow. Smith, Coach: Kostyshak, Prckop, Luture, IVI. Prokop In action on the greens I 31,2 , -' ' Tennis The Tennis team was under the direction of Leo Mason and Professor Ralph Beard. 41 One Hundgezl Thirty-four ? 'W V1 -vsq, 53 62315 QQ? mf-vnu X ' N QMS 5322 si.. JS Best Wislles to 19119 Graduatillg Class of The COMMERCIAL SHEARING AND STAMPING COMPANY THE STAMBAUGH- THOMPSON CO. 114 W. 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Congratulations, Class of 1949 STRCUSS - HIRSH BERG'S Warren, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio New Castle, Pa if One Hundred Forty-four l THE HELLER-MURRAY COMPANY Engineers - Contractors - Lumber Dealers Main Officef222 W. Rayen Ave. Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations! Class of 1949 The future belongs to you! And it is your God-given right to use that future to make a world that shall ever be free of hate or fear or want. Yours is the atomic age . . . an age in which the World will witness almost unbelievable progress . . . it is up to you to use that progress . . . not to destroy . . . but to make a world Where there is truly liberty and justice for all . . . I MCKELVEY'S 1883101949 One Hundred Fortyvfive lie The RECORD SHOP Youngstown's Newest and Most Complete Music House Radios - Phonogrctphs Television Two Stores 3917 Market St. 301 E. 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Congratulations to the Class of 1949 UPTOWN MOTORS 621 One Hunarecl F ty A Sincere Wish of Success to The Graduating Class of '49 MARKET MOTORS Keep A-goin CFrank L. Stantonl It you strike a thorn or rose . . . keep a-goin' If it hails or if it snows . . . keep a-goin' 'Tain't no use to sit and whine 'Cause the fish ain't on your line: Bait your hook an' keep on tryin'. Keep a-qoin'. YOCO School Jewelry The Perfect Gift Exquisitely Made Attractively Priced The WICKWOOD RESTAURANT Best Wishes to 1949 Graduating Class William B. Pollock CO. if One Hundred F ty Q51 1 lnsure Your Car With Service at Sanzenbclcher's 28 Years Serving the Motorist DODGE PLYMOUTH and DODGE Trucks Warren, Ohio YoungstoWn's largest quality cleaners and turriers. Save l59t6 cash and carry at six beautiful stores. Blair's conditioning is unsur- passed. That is why people are saying Look to Blair's to look your best. 4 zkwfzefzi ezfawefzfi ORIGINAL and BEAUTIFUL ARRANGEMENTS BY FLORISTS FOR THREE GENERATIONS Enjoy the Satisfaction and Economy of Flowers Direct from Our Green- houses to You, Fresh Daily. Phone 2-1148 36lO Market St. Youngstown, Ohio Member of Florists Telegraph Ass'n. Best Wishes from Ohio's Smartest Ballroom THE ELMS if One Hundred Forty-nine Compliments of 'Me , Zacmgatawn painting eampcmq ' Your Annual Printer 787 Wick Avenue Phones 3-3112---3-3113 Youngstown, Ohio OI-ddFf if 1 35155121 ii 4 NSQWYEQM w sf jg, A55 '- V 33 wif 'wbl v 5 Zh- , '. 1 J'-'aft'-' vpn ..- Q , A V. : f J R W ii We . aff .,.:.::. Q' mg 3 . .- .,.,, .:g:w-if 3 32:55. gg 1- 55133 G32