Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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CGLLEGE BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. P. C. Pickard an Ohio University graduate came to Youngstown College in April of l936. He stepped right into the role of Business Manager and also was on the faculty staff. During the war he acted as Dean of the Business Administration School. ln his I4 years here he has seen YoCo grow from a small institute of 600 students to our present enrollment of 4,500. This could hardly have been accomplished with- out the sincere, conscientious work of Mr. Pickard. P. CALVIN PICKARD

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ABEY STUDIOS DEAN jOSEPl-l E. SMITH DEAN 0F THE CIILLEGE We have a person in our midst who is one of the most versatile beings you will ever encounter in any institution of higher learning. This is none other than our own Doctor joseph E. Smith, Dean of the College. Doc, as he is affectionately known to the stu- dent body, was born in the Sunflower State, Kansas. l-le later moved to Nebraska where he received his early education and held a variety of jobs in the wheat fields and on the railroads of the middle west. L'Doc is also quite a sportsman, played baseball and is said to have a very tricky left hand shot on the basket- ball court, shoots in the low eighties on the golf course, and even swings a mean racket on the tennis court. Doc joe has always loved competition as is shown when he won a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University in England, where he received a BA., later Doc returned to the U, S. where he was granted an lVl.A. at the University of Nebraska, but Doc wasn't satisfied with this he returned once more to England where he obtained his Ph. D. from Wallas College, London, England. Today Doctor Smith is still deeply engrossed in the education field having recently been appointed Dean of Youngstown College after the retirement of Dr. George M. Wilcox. This would be a full time job to most men. The doctor, still has time for his hobbies, however, he tends to his garden regularly, loves to romp with his cocker spaniel Kinky and manages to tour the local golf courses regularly. His wife, our own lVlary B. Smith, adds another to this list, and that is getting along with her. We all know that this shouldn't be too difficult to do. The stock market plays a big part in his life and he gives the best advice on that, which is to keep away from it. This brings Doc up to date, but you can rest assured that there is still a lot in store for Doctor joseph E. Smith, Dean of Youngstown College. DEAN SMITH, WHO ALSO COACHES THE GOLF TEAM. WITH ONE OF HIS HOLE IN ONE TROPHIES l3

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MISS MARGARET EVANS DR. C. L. WORLEY ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department of Youngstown College offers courses designed to give wide experience in the various means of expression. All great art springs from personal creativity, communicates emotions and ideas not in a literary sense as words do but by transmitting his thoughts and feelings about nature into art form. This creativity will give new ways of seeing and doing that carry over into all the courses, though each has, also, individual purposes, thus extend- ing experiences for self expression and individual growth. MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT Evans, Margaret Isaman, Donald Sutton. Lucy Kamar, Paul Pressly, Iohn Webb, lean Skeggs, David RIDLDGY DEPARTMENT The Biology Department of Youngstown College endeavors to fill three functions. These are: to prepare the professional Biologist for continuation of his studies in any graduate school. Second: is the professional student's preparation for the fields of medicine, denistry and allied fields. This is done through the cooperation of the Physics and Chemistry Departments. The third function of the department is a service to the non-science majors who elect their science courses in this field. ln all cases an increased supply of materials and apparatus in the labora- tory has enabled the department to offer a vast variety of courses. MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT Bunn, William Chambers, George Datson, Kendall Evans, Charles Hopkins, Blake Kravec, Francis McCann, Iohn Marcy, Donald Waldron, Ralph BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIDN Many of you have now attained the goal which you set for yourselves a few years ago We wish to impress on you that our future growth will be dominated by your continued interest in the progressiveness of Youngstown College. The benefits of your achievements in the future which comprise the edu- cational background gained at this college plus the business experience assimilated in your careers, can aid us materially in setting up new curricula available for study in future years. Success and happiness for your future is the wish of the department upon the completion of your degree requirements. MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT Babcock, Stanley Bannon, George Beil, William Browne. Marion Browne, McKinley Buchanan, Phillip Casteel, Ellamae Church, Pauline Covington, Clarence Covington. lohn Cubbison, Theodore England, George Flad, William Gillespie, Iohn Granchay, Iulius Hahn, Phillip Hartzell, Bernard Hykes, Elmer Jenkins, Vera Macejko, Ted Meiners, Raymond Miller, Robert Mittler, William Moore, Casper Reali, William Reilly, Edward Remick, Iohn Resch, Robert Roberts, Edward Roche, Thomas Rodkey, lay Rosenthal, Sam Schafer, William Scullen, Ioseph Sinclair, Phillip Smith, Paul Smith, Walter Tatman, Robert Tutter, Harry Warnpler, Iohn Williams, Nathaniel Wolter, Carl Woodman, George Worms, Leon Zellers, Charles CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT The Chemistry Department of Youngstown College offers both the A.B. Degree and the BS. Degree. The AB. Degree is the standard Degree. The B.S. Degree, however, is the strongest degree calling for l36 hours and better equips the student for industrial work and graduate work in chemistry. The Chemisty laboratories are well equipped for all standard experi- ments in most fields of Chemistry. Special equipment in various phases of Chemistry such as the electric analyzer polorimeter, Ceiger-Muller Counter, and the Beckman pH Meter enables the student to better prepare for positions in companies where they might not otherwise be placed. MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT Beckman, William Cohen., Irwin Maine, Nicholas Brldgham, Catherine Littman, I. B. Scudder, Eugene Luginbill, Paul 'W'ebster, Willard White, Clark Worley, Clair Worley, Inga DEAN R. L. MILLER DR. E D SCUDDER UDIOS