Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Homv oww-ua J QF 1 V99 1 .K , F' LJ C0 F M f X- . f Q ' 1,1 'MW 2' Kriyxsvy -f 3 l 4 '- ' 39, if SzpT m,,..fi - ln a special pre-school assembly on September l6, President Howard jones officially welcomed the in- coming Freshman students to Youngstown College. ln his welcoming address, President jones expressed a sin- cere hope that the new students had enrolled in heart and spirit in addition to signing an enrollment contract. A slight but significant change in enrollment was evi- denced by this assemblage: there were more co-eds, fewer Cl's and fewer Freshmen than in l948. Numeri- cally, the ratio of men to women had dropped from 5-l to 4-l in a total enrollment of 4590. Following the assembly, a reception dance was held in the auditorium, with Student Council members acting as hosts and hostesses. Highlight of the evening was a gathering of faculty members at the home of President and Mrs. jones, who entertained them. Opening day on the YoCo campus was reminiscent of a weekend in C-rand Central Station. The confusion and disorder of the occasion was as catachlysmic as a minor atomic explosion. Imagine the chain reaction created when forty-five hundred homogenous and hetero- genous personalities clash and intermingle. This smog of informality is the atmosphere one walked into as he entered the portals for the first time. One particular student from a stiff shirt school commented when she had recovered from her first reaction, Love that stuff. I dor1't know where to go next, Don't be ccxught with your beanie off The rock cost S500 to move here, Pres. Iones Registration, Assembly.

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