Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Before entering the field of education, he had 25 years of practi- cal experience with the Westinghouse H., '. ' ' '--. ................, N A ..i,ii,.,..iii.,..,i. X Electric and Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh, the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, Freyn Engineering Company, and Republic Steel Corporation. He held the position of combustion engineer at the Republic Steel. He was graduated from Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mr. Deesz was also a member of The National Society of Professional and Registered Engineers, American Society of Engineering Education, American Institute of Electrical Engineering, Kappa Sigma and Mi Pi Epsilon fraternities and was a 32nd Degree Mason. We have lost a great educational Crusader and a good friend. 1 'iii If 'H l ffsss r . ,W H Q 2224522 1 LOUIS A. DEESZ COLL ECE FAC U LTY MEETING IN SESSION my - 13. 1:56 1 .54 1 .5-..1:iA,, K,-1.,,. .--. .- 'L '- Ixufblv ,,- 4 X 7' Q f C. W ,1 .M , 1 1-,Q rg. VK . . H . ,T X ' ' f ' 2 ' ati ,5- Qi W 1 1 A 4. 1, , x' Q: Li., if x ' , 4' 'Y ' A '5 1 ' rf lx 'jrP Qa,,I'R 1.4 , 1 x 5 -if H w ,pw M, x x, ww, - Qt 5 5? my A is K I 1 3,-,ag ,155 5 Q? 1 Y 2 a uw me aim 'X mi w 'aw' ,,, U 'LEW up , mf :wx Em' I' E T. W 'Ex V, QgM...,gg 51 W Ag. , wx Q-3,ifS1g,U 52 . . WP , 1 , QSM wiv , '455S.x-i?,- N Q. ? fry W, W 'ufggff fi. SI ' 'VW' 1' 1 'N QTY' I Y f fm gg WT W f , 2 mg. 3, '. Q rw 4,5 iw 5.5 , 5 gf? V. , , ' 1 V Q if is W v , ' 1 V - ' if. SE: Haw N W X? E H E V i W ' wg - I if 1 p Q w Q. 5 iyfif- ' 3 a 1-ll' Probably no one has watched the amazing progress made by Youngstown Collge with greater pride and interest than has President Howard W. jones, head of the college since the fall of l93l. President jones has worked energetically and enthusi- astically to further the aims of the college to meet the edu- cational needs of the community. Under his regime the standards of the college have steadily been raised. In l94O the college was admitted to the Ohio College Association, in l94l to the Association of American Colleges, in i945 to the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and in 1946 to the American Council on Education. The Youngstown College school of music became a member of the National Association of Schools of Music in l95O. Enrollment has been increased markedly during these years. ln accord with this in- crease the college has added numerous buildings to its campus. ln l94l the Dana's Musi- cal lnstitute of Warren became a part of the college and is now housed in its own building on Wick Avenue. ln i946 the former Rayen School building on Wick Avenue was leased to the college and became the William Rayen School of Engineering. Since the war five barrack buildings have been added to the campus. The C. j. Strouss Memorial Auditorium wssoadded to the main building in l949. The William B. Pollock mansion was acquired in l 5 . President jones has been a main force in the program to finance, build and equip a new library on campus, construction of which is to begin in l95l. He has also been instru- mental in the acquisition of an anti-aircraft artillery R. O. T. C. unit, presenting another worthwhile opportunity to the Youngstown College student. May Youngstown College continue its fine record of achievement under the able guidance of Howard jones. 52. 3111 fliivmnrium 1 ..- ee-2-'2' r liif To those who gave their lives for justice-Loyalty--Freedom-Democracy We pause in solemn tribute, and in requiem sing their praise. Here lie our honored dead, in an earth warmed by a kindred spirit which flamed in hearts too young to die. This spirit glowed brightly, and the warmth .grew out of a creed which denied hate and prejudice. For the living this creed may light the path of hope-a hope that hate and prejudice will some- day vanish from the hearts of all men everywhere. IAMES L. WICK, IR., CHAIRMAN BOARD MEMBERS j. Cameron Argetsinger Charles M. Beeghly Walter Bender j. Eugene Bennett William E. Bliss William H. Bunn joseph C. Butler III john R. T. Clingan Sidney j. Collins Paul B. Davies Oscar F. Cayton Roy L. Leventry William F. Maag, jr. j. L. Mauthe ohn N McCann I - L j. Russell McKay - ' Thomas H. Murray William B. Pollock II Franklin B. Powers Frank Purnell Wm. Haig Ramage Henry A. Roemer Clarence j. Strouss, jr. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. joseph N. Trainor, V. F. Carl W. Ullman Charles C-. Watson George E. Whitlock james L. Wick, jr. Verne j. Wilson gown! af 7'maL'eee james L. Wick, jr., has been Chairman ot the Youngstown College Board of Trustees since the tall of l93I. Mr. Wick received his B. E. degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Wick is treasurer of the Mahoning Valley Historical Society, and a member of the Board ot Trustees of the Young Men's Chris- tian Association and that of the Youngstown Chamber of Commerce. He is Honorary Secre- tary of the Youngstown district M. I. T. Alumni. Our Board of Trustees has helped and watched Youngstown College grow from in- fancy into the educational center it is today. We owe our sincere appreciation to these men for their invaluable contribution to the ad- vancement ot Youngstown College. OFFICERS james L. Wick, jr. j. Cameron Argetsinger William E. Bliss Sidney j. Collins Hugh W. Manchester Carl W. Ullman EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE james L. Wick, jr. j. Cameron Argetsinger Walter Bender j. Eugene Bennett William E. Bliss William H. Bunn Sidney j. Collins Paul B. Davies William F. Maag, jr. j. Russell McKay' Franklin B. Powers Carl W. Ullman Charles C.,Watson L. to R.: W. F. Moog, Ir., C. M. Beeghly. H. W. Manchester, I. L. Wick. Ir., I. G. Butler III, W. Bender, H. W. Iones, S. I. Collins, F. B. Powers. C. G. Watson, F. Purnell. . It . Ii . ,I I: I1 . I . ,vu . I, V , gi.. g - ' ti 'gifsi is C f 3. 5,-.X-'JN .--tfw-fy A P. CALVIN PICKARD Business Manager William G. Nelson, came to Youngstown College in November l946. Previously he had been with the Home Builders Research Insti- tute in Washington, D. C., as chief accoun- tant. During the war he served with the llth Airborne Division in New Guinea, the Philip- pines and japan. As chief warrant officer he served as Assistant Regimental Adjutant and Battalion Adjutant and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service. Mr. Nelson was graduated from Youngs- town College with an A. B. degree. He is work- ing toward his A. M. degree with a major in industry at the University of Pittsburgh. WILLIAM G. NELSON Ass't. Business Manager 'gaadaeaa Obljfdae The loyalty, service, and unceasing devotion to Youngstown College is typified by Business Manager, P. Calvin Pickard. Since he came to Youngstown College l5 years ago, Mr. Pickard has watched with pride the expansion of the college. He has skillfully supervised the busi- ness financial program of the school. His en- tire service has been characterized by his keen business acumen, his long hours of work, and his particular attention to details. Before coming to Youngstown College Mr. Pickard had fifteen years of teaching and vo- cational experience in accounting, auditing, office management, credit, cost, and financial management. As Business Manager, Mr. Pick- ard is responsible for the smooth operation of the business functions of our college. I ' M W 'M' ' ' An PCPW' MM' K ' M6311 lx- ft . K Y l, f The duties of the Dean are many and varied, but Dean Smith handles them with efficiency and skill. The recruitment and supervision of fac- ulty personnel takes a large part of his time. There is always an open door, a friendly smile, and an in- terested listener to any student who wants to chat or needs expert ad- vice. Youngstown's Doc Smith is a man we are proud to claim. DEAN JOSEPH E. SMITH Dr. joseph E. Smith came to Youngstown College in l92l. Although teaching full-time at Hiram Col- lege during the day, he served as part-time profes- sor here in the evenings. In l937 he became head of the Social Science Department. He was appointed Dean of Men of the college in l939, and in l949 became Dean of the College and Dean of the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences. , While a student at Nebraska University, Doctor Smith won a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford Uni- versity in England. He received his B. A. degree from Oxford, his A. M. from Nebraska University, ianddhis Ph. D. from Wallas College, London, Eng- an . In l94O Doctor Smith did extensive research in the field of labor for Transcontinental Research, lnc., in New York City. During the war he was director of the War Manpower Commission in the Youngstown area. His many obligations have never caused him to lose his personal touch and he is admired and re- spected by the students and faculty alike. I 1 DEAN R. L. MILLER Dean Robert L. Miller came to Youngstown College in August 1946 as a full-time assistant professor. After graduating from Ohio State University, where he received the degree of B. S. in Business Adminis- tration, he became instructor in business organization at Capital University. From 1942 through 1945 he served in the Army. In 1949 he was appointed Dean of the School of Business Administration at Youngstown College. FACULTY MEMBERS Hilda Hanna Iohn Ianosik Dale Pilz Marjorie Pilz Betty Boyer Benjamin Davies Edna Goodwin Row 1: H. Hanna. I. B. Williams, F. Ritz. Row 2: E. Rossi, A. Ross, M. Pilz. Frances Ritz Angela Ross Elvera Rossi -'SP Row 1: V. Ienkins, R. L. Miller, P. Hahn, M. Browne. Row 2: E, Reilly, W. Flad, C. Zellers, M. Browne, F. Braden. Mabel Allen Stanley Babcock George Bannon William Beil Iames Bennett Frank Braden Marion Browne McKinley Browne Philip Buchanan Ellamae Casteel Pauline Church Ieannette Clark Harry Connor FACULTY MEMBERS Clarence Covington lohn Covington Robert Edie George England William Flad Iohn Gillespie Philip Hahn Bernard Hartzell Iohn Highmark Elmer Hykes Vera Ienkins Fred Knott Theodore Macejko Raymond Meiners Harry Meshel William Mittler Casper Moore M. F. Ogram Paul Quinby William Reali Edward Reilly Robert Resch Edward Roberts Iay Rodkey Ioseph Scullen Iames Sekiriger L vi. William Shaughnessy B. C. Singer Walter Smith Robert Tatman Robert Taylor Harry Tutter James Walls Iohn Wampler Nathaniel Williams Carl Wolter George Woodman Leon Worms Charles Zellers I. B. WILLIAMS, SR. james B. Williams has been Di- rector ot the School of Business since 1928, when the Hall Business University was merged with Youngs- town College. He had previously been an instructor at Bowling Green College ot Commerce in Kentucky. He studied at Arcada College, Southern Normal School, and Bowl- ing Green Business School. Mr Wil- liams is a member of the National Federation ot Commercial Teachers 'T I srl ps .1- Row 1: H. Church Row 2: R. L. Falls, R. C. Westenfield, I. Neman, E. Maiden. FACULTY MEMBERS R. C. Westeniield Paul Stevens Iohn Newman Henry Church Knowles Wyatt Sidney Rigelhaupt Erskine Maiden I. E. Bennett, Ir. Sedan! of .law DEAN W. H. MILLER Dean William Hugh Miller re- ceived his Mus. M. degree at the University of Michigan. Before com- ing to Youngstown College he taught at lllinois Wesleyan Univer- sity. ln August l947 he was ap- DEAN R. L. FALLS Raymond L. Falls was named Dean of the School of Law of Youngstown College by President Howard W. jones in lune l942. Dean Falls received his A. B. degree from Thiel College and his LL. B. degree from Western Reserve University. lmmediately after gradua- tion from Thiel he taught mathematics and physics at the Salem, lllinois High School. In l939 Dean Falls was ap- pointed to the publications committee of the Ohio State Bar Association and was made a trustee of the Mahoning County Bar Association. Damn FACULTY MEMBERS Elizabeth Dull Mary Fankhauser Kathryn Guarnieri Kenneth Kitchen Harry Ioyce Leah Mcllroy Alvin Myerovich Max Adams Theodore Baar Samuel Baclal Oliver Cash Nellie Dohnbostel Collins Lingo Mark Dolliver ROW 1: E. Dull, L. Mcllroy, M. Fankhouser, W. K. Guarnieri. ROW 2: R. I. Remick, S. S. Badal, I. Tavolario, K. Stearns, A. Myerovich. ciao! of 7701464 Iohn Remick Henry Stearns Etheleda Szalma Iames Tavolario Myron Wisler Pauline Meinzen Gladys Peppel H. Miller, N. Dehnbostel Kitchen, M. Dolliver. H. V pointed Dean of the Dana School of Music of Youngstown College by President Howard W. jones. A . 7.6. 'HM 3. Row 1: F. M. Ellis, M. I. Charignon, F. Look, M. Welsh, B. Yozwiak, R. Kramer, E. Klingshirn. Row Z: N. Ross, C. Carhart, F. Malak, I. Grabski, R. Quatrano, F. D'Isa, K. Benkner. E. I. Bellama Karl Benkner L. A. Carlson FACULTY MEMBERS Edward Fisher Lawrence Gilboy Iohn Graoski Raymond Kramer Edith Look Frederick Look Harold Reuben Eugene Smith Iohn Terlecki Billy Cox Arnold Gross Luther Massman Irvin Varraux Frank D'Isa Tedford Hendrickson Iames Phillips Bernard Wilkens Paul Evans, Ir. Harold Iohnson Paul Pritchard William Snuggs I. B. Gibbs Eugene Klingshirn Raymond Quairano M. I. Charignon MATHEMATICS Howard Burt Thomas McDonald C. W. Ricksecker Marcia Welsh Clarence Carhart Frank Malak William Evans Bernard Yozwiak George Carl William Kroeger Cora Turner PHYSICS M. I. Charignon Robert Kerr Nicholas Ross Scion! af Zagiaeeedag Professor Karl W. Dykema came to Youngstown College in September i937 from Ironwood junior College, Ironwood, Michigan. Professor Dykema is Director of the Division ot Language and Litera- ture and head of the English Department. He received his M. A. degree from Columbia University. He has studied and traveled in Europe and has written a Arden Barber Harold Crites Glen Davis Rebekah D'Orsi Donald Elser r...,.T..-.,.....l ... ....-.....,,, ,.. ,... ,, , ' fe as Mr ' as I s l W :Q Q 3.1! , P DEAN F. M. ELLIS Mr. Frank M. Ellis became Acting Dean of the William Rayen School of Engineering in the Spring of l95O, following the death of Dean Louis Deesz. He has been a professor in the engineering school since Septem- ber l945. Mr. Ellis is also head of the Physics and Mathematics Depart- ments. He received his B. S. degree in Mathematics from Carnegie Institute ot Technology and his M. Ed. from the the University of Pittsburgh. Previous to his coming to the School of Engin- eering he had taught at Bethany Col- lege, Bethany, West Virginia. e aaa! ezemzme Damian FACULTY MEMBERS Laurys Fee Mary Iohnson Gordon O'Brien Wilfred Foley Mary Iones O. L. Reid Virgil Freed Ianet Kimball Anne Schafer Hubert Howard Fay Litvin Werner Schultz David Ives Elton Luckhart Virginia Shale Christine Dykema Karl Dykema Alanson Whitaker Hubert Howard, David Ives, Fay Litvin, Christine Dykema, Karl Dykema, Harold Crites large number ot articles which have been published in English and linguistic jour- nals. .1 4, r f. f If - lf -' v - 'r Te .. O. L. REID Mr. O. L. Reid has been head of the Division of Social Sciences at Youngs- town College since l934. Mr. Reid re- ceived his M. A. degree from New York University and his LL. B. degree from the University of Louisville Law School. From l92O to l926 Mr. Reid was Superintendent of the Youngs- town Public Schools. Professor Reid was editor of Lockhart's Life of Scott and Franklin's Autobiography, and has had many of his writings published. FACULTY MEMBERS William Beckman Irwin Cohen Catherine Bridgham Paul Luginbill Row 1: E. D. Scudder, C. Bridgham, W. Beckman. Row 2: N. Maine, I. Cohen, P. C. Luginbill f . Row 1: M. A. Dobrich, I. E. Smith, W. E. Mayer, M. M. Roth. Row Z: Z. Hawkinson, C. P. Gould, D. Turner, G. W. Eddy. Nicholas Maine Ioseph Littman Albert Chambers Marie Kryzcm Iczmes MacQueen FACULTY MEMBERS loseph E. Smith Minnie Roth Albert Resch Paul Schumacker EUGENE D. SCUDDER Dr. Eugene Dodd Scudder received his Ph. D. from Indiana University. He has been with Youngstown College since l93O as head of the Chemistry Department. During the past year Dr. Scudder was appointed, one of sixteen scientists in the state, to serve as key personnel in the field of radiological defense. MISS MARGARET EVANS C. L. WORLEY L T. RICHARDSON Miss Margaret Evans has been with Youngstown College as head of the Art Department since September l935. She received her B. S. degree at the University of Chicago, where she studied under john Dewey. She has done graduate work at Columbia University and has traveled and studied art in Europe in l924 to l926. From l9l9 to l935 she was Director of Art at Butler Art Institute. FACULTY MEMBERS Donald Isaman Iohn Pressly Roy Mills David Skeggs ART EDUCATION Corrine Ledger Lucy Sutton lean Webb Helena Hastings ..,.',..,.it. ,' -.i-.... .,i . Dr. Clair Worley, head of the biology department, came here in September l945. Previous to this, Dr. Worley was associated with a subdivision of Wyeth, Inc., Chagrin Falls, Ohio. He received his Ph. D. at the University of Wisconsin. George Chambers Charles Evans Blake Hopkins GENERAL SCIENCE Datson Kendall Clarence Loree FACULTY MEMBERS Ethel Hopkins Francis Kravec Donald Marcy Charlotte Thomas Clark C. White Willard Webster Inga Worley GEOGRAPHY Maude Hobson Iohn P. Maharry Before coming to Youngstown, Professor Leonard Richardson was a professor ot foreign languages at Iowa State College, Ames Iowa. ln September l93O, he came to Youngstown College as a pro- fessor of foreign languages. He received his A. M. degree at the Uni- versity ot Chicago. He has done graduate work at the University of Grenoble lFrancel and the University of Paris. At present Dr. Rich- ardson is head ot the Department of Foreign Languages. FACULTY MEMBERS Christine Dykema Otto Laumann Mary Pfingsgraff Martha Goodman ' Margaret Mills Emilie Weltman David Ives Elizabeth Morgan Professor Ralph A. Beard came to Youngstown College in the fall of l946. He received his LL. B. degree from the University of Penn- sylvania Law School and his A. lvl. degree in economics from Univer- sity ot Pittsburgh. During the war he served with the Army and was stationed in the Pacific Island. He has been head of the Economic Department since I946. FACULTY MEMBERS Raymond Callahan Yu Min Sze Steve Chuey Ioseph Smith Otto Laumcmn RALPH A. BEARD Dr. George Wilcox came to Youngstown College as head of the Education Department in 1933, He served as Dean of the College from .1936 to 1949. He received his Ph. D. at Columbia University. From 1924 to 1927 he was Director of Education of the Near East Relief in Greece, Syria, Palestine, and Transcaucasia, and has written exten- sively in this field. FACULTY MEMBERS Margaret Bingham Naomi Laughbaum Ioseph Swartz Frieda Chapman David Lehman Iohn Walter C. A. Christopher Ioseph Moore Katherine Clay S. L. Foster Athens Reese Anne Lowery George Glasgow George Schoenhard Elizabeth Miller Mary Haddow Paul Smith Dr. Clarence P. Gould, head of the History Department of Youngstown College, came to Youngstown in 1939 from Kenyon College, where he was dean and professor of history. A graduate of john Hopkins University, Dr. Gould is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He has published several important books in the field of history as well as numerous articles and reviews in leading historical journals. FACULTY MEMBERS George Eddy O. L. Reid Elbert Smith Zenos Hawkinson Morris Slavin Iarnes I. Williams Mrs. joseph E. Smith has been with Youngstown College since April 1939. She formerly was Alumni Secretary at Hiram College. She received her M. A. degree in physical education from Ohio State University in August, 1947. She is head of the Physical Education De- partment and an Assistant Registrar of Youngstown College. FACULTY MEMBERS Dwight Beede Paul Luce Margaret Stage Ioseph Check Iames Waring Gertrude Struble Bettina Laborde Patricia Livingston William Tumhlin Harley Littler Dominic Rosselli Ralph Wolf Dr. Bruce T. Riley received his S. T. B. lCum Laudel from Boston University School of Theology and his Ph. D. from Boston Uni- versity Graduate School. He has done graduate work at Harvard Uni- versity. His academic work has included teaching the history of re- ligions at a number of colleges and universities. In the tall of 1946 he became head of the Philosophy and Religion Department of Youngstown College. FACULTY MEMBERS Rev. Ioseph Lucas Rev. Albert L. Linder B. T. RILEY B. C. WESTENFIELD ghffllcbafcience Professor R. Clare Westenfield came to Youngstown College in l946. He received his A. lvl. degree from the University of Chicago, and his LL. B. degree from Salmon P. Chase College of Law. ln the fall of i948 he was named head of the Political Science Department by President Howard W. jones. FACULTY MEMBERS Russell Leedy pdqcdalogq Uqaczfufmewt Dr. Walter E. Mayer came to Youngstown College in the fall of l i947 and was named head ot the Psychology Department in Septem- ber l948. He received his lVl. Ed. and his Ph. D. degrees from the Uni- y versity of Pittsburgh. FACULTY MEMBERS Iohn Bare Alma Ehelinq Robert Johnston Michael Cabot Merrill Evans Wesley Sowle Mary Ann Dobrich Kathryn Hattell Wiley Garrett MRS. P. E. BOTTY 20 W. E. MAYER - 2 Mrs. Pauline Botty has been an instructor of social science in Youngstown College since September l946. She was recently named head of the Sociology Department by President Howard W. jones. She received her LL. B. degree from Youngstown College and her A. lVl. degree in sociologyrfrom Western Reserve University. - FACULTY MEMBERS Damon Turner HOME ECONOMICS Valerie Draghic Viola Paroz DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS See organizations section, Reserve Officers Training Corps. wat- dme 70Z4f'Z6i0f0'Zd ROW 1: Mr. Recxli, Mr. Ogrorn. Mr. Williams, Mr. Slcxvin. ROW 2: Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. Littler, Mr. Davies, Miss Kokinos. ROW 3: Mr. Quinbey, Mr. Resch, Mr. Shoiughnessy, Mr. Collahcm. Part-time instructors comprise a considerable portion of the faculty of Youngstown College. These teachers spend a good bit of their days or perhaps it's more correct to say most of their nights on the campus. Successful in their respective fields-prominent lawyers and judges are law school teachersg elementary and high school principals and teachers take over education and psychology classes: and a limitless list of professionals who serve as instruct- ors-these men and women justly deserve praise, for truly can it be said of them that they possess two careers at the same time. The faces portrayed on this page are only a small fraction of the great number of part-timers. The Neon photographers could not possibly snap everyone, but those seen here are representative of the notable group who, through their efforts and time, enable students of all walks of life to further their education day or night. Thus a hearty thank you goes out to these men and women who are an asset to Youngstown College. Paul Wigton, jean Permock, Wayne Ault THE DOORWAY TO SUCCESS x bl . 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Q w, 1, 'A V r ' g 'H . , , -L: . x 1 A f . I.-'if if f 73 A s t.. .-'V - ., 'S - Q E, 'Z , J f , , ., , . ' 5' . -: . -kg, S - Q m ag, madman H444 Eager freshmen streamed into Youngstown College last September and embarked on a new adventure and a new life. They were soon caught in an eddy of social, scholastic and athletic activities. The success of the Frosh Reception and the early fall Freshman Breakfast proved to the upperclassmen that these newcomers, although regarded as grassy green , can handle the reins quite well. Enthusiastic Dick Brush, as chairman of the Homecom- ing festivities did a bang-up job on one of the most out- standing affairs of the autumnal season. Athletic achievement was displayed on the gridiron, on the hardwood courts and in the swimming pool. The freshman football record showed a 3-win, l-tie score-a record season. The energetic freshmen soon familiarized themselves with the political field. Their deep interest in balloting pro- duced a splendid array of officers. ' Conscious of their status concerning the draft and mili- tary training, an approximate total of l9O freshman cadets were enrolled in the Reserve Officers Training Corps. Looking ahead to the future, the frosh can justly record their initial year as well spent, raise their hopes and extend their accomplishments to a higher level in the remaining three years. DF?Egl?.lJZE X vou ARE 3 f 3 X Vf rtor Mawowmz f fm I Y l y f I f O 2, l GA ll 1 X . ..g...m i ZQQ 'Zi i ,Y llig 6 'ai Q 1: 0 f N . gt- 1 WE SH C. HERB C. WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT This curly-haired lad got off on the right foot early in his college career. Not only was he elected to the coveted position of headman of his class, but he has excelled in other school activities. During his first year at YoCo he was a member of the Youngstown College swimming team, specializing in the free style stroke. l-le was director of the radio show, Youngs- town College on the Air , and a band member of the Reserve Officers Training Corps unit lhe plays the tubal. With this type of initiative, Herb may well hope to attain success. We can look forward to his leadership in his remaining three years at college. William Dryburgh, Mary Lou Bobola, Herb Williams, Charlotte Italiano OTHER OFFICERS The other three officers of the freshman class were Charlotte ltaliano, vice-president and an ele- mentary education majorg William B. Dryburgh, treasurer and mechanical engineering major and Mary Lou Bobola, secretary and student of labora- tory technology. Sa damaze Zhao GUS MARULAKIS Two down, two to go . This familiar theme can well be the keynote of the sopho- more class. At this half-way mark, these soph- ists can well expect two more years of football, frolic, and factl This is the time in college when students are the most carefree. They have passed the initial hump which alone can be sufficient reason for their easy-going manner. The class of '53 can boast of many promi- nent personalities. ln royalty-charming Lois Zuercher reigned at the i950 Homecoming, and lovely Claire Komara was crowned l95l Mardi Gras Queen. The annual Bare Brunch, held in the early part of May, is under the chairmanship of a Sophomore student. Sports figures did much to enhance YoCo's competitive records. Dick Weichsel captained the swimming team for two years and was an announcer on one of the Youngstown College radio shows. Dramatics was a favorite field among this year's Sophs . Radio and Stage stars Wilson Hamilton and Marge Pope provided entertain- ment for Youngstown audiences. Youngstown College will be pleased to have the able class of i953 among its student body, for at least a couple of years. GUS MARULAKIS, PRESIDENT President of the sophomore class this year president of the freshman class last year, this young man seems to be making success quite a habit. No doubt his interest in politics is stimulated by his major objective-to become a lawyer. A future army officer, Gus is regis- tered in the basic course of the Military Science and Tactics Department. Although the intellectual side of life takes up most of his time, he still finds energy to devote to social activities. He is a member of the Nu Sigma Rho fraternity. With his record of achieve- ment, Gus will have no trouble attaining the high goals he has set for himself. lack Shea, Mary Martine, Howard Grcxhcxrn. OTHER OFFICERS Sophomore class leaders, in addition to President Gus Marulakis, are three other able students-lack Shea, vice-president, Howard Graham, treasurer and Mary Martine, secre- tary. Vice-president Shea is majoring in merchan- dising. Mary is studying laboratory technician training. This course seems to be a favorite among the women class officers, General Business was the major field selected by Howard Graham. DOMINIC MARTIN, PRESIDENT Dom Martin, junior class president, is an elementary education major. Early in his col- lege career he arose on the political horizon. He was elected president of his freshman class. Dom is an active participant in Youngstown College affairs. Chairman of the Discipline Committee of Student Council, advertising manager of the Neon, holder of a high scholas- tic record, and an all-around student. His abil- ity and perseverance have enabled him to at- tain the standing he now possesses. Harry Altman, Evelyn Booth. Don DeC-Zenovcx. OTHER OFFICERS juniors Harry Altman, Evelyn Booth and Dan DeCenova served as vice-president, secre- tary and treasurer respectively. The many duties of upperclass officers kept them quite busy. Both Harry and Dan are business ad- ministration majors and Evelyn is a physical education major. l DOM MARTIN Time waits for no onel And so it is with school. Already the sprightly juniors can look back upon three years of accomplishment and forward to one more glorious year. lt will be a year of further triumphs tinged with the natural regret of partings, but sweetened by rich friendships and fond memories. This year was particularly significant for the fact that women took new roles in junior class functions. jean Law deserves to be compli- mented as the first woman chairman of the Snowflake Frolic. Ruth Wear was a swimming instructor in the Physical Education Depart- ment and also won the title jambar Sweet- heart for December. While the women excelled in their respec- tive fields YoCo's men have also accomplished much. Phil Snyder was chosen Youngstown College's Prettiest Guy and is a member of the tennis team. jim Mahoney was editor of the jambar. The up and coming seniors are well-pre- pared to engage in their final stage of under- graduate participation. We, the graduating seniors tip our hats to them and wish them the best of luck. -l l 27 Social Science Sophomore History Educational Psychology lnterviewing and Counseling 28 Sa iamaze 740165 mm Edcwaea .:.,m u .i-.....lz1 Sophomore History Educational Psychology Sophomore Social Science Sophomore Embryology 29 PRESIDENT'S RESIDENCE riff -sl POLLOCK HALL Acquired in l95O, the Pollock Mansion at 603 Wick Avenue, opposite the Dana School of Music, provides a place where campus groups may have dinners, teas and other social gatherings in pleasant and commodious sur- roundings. The beautifully papered rooms on the second and third floors are used as classrooms and offices of the Reserve Officers Training Corps, a newly organized department of the college. The dining room, the spacious parlors and the kitchen, all on the main floor, are available to college groups for various events. lts comfortable at- mosphere makes the Hall an appropriate setting for social occasions, answer- ing a long-standing campus need. a lu FIV , .,- , 1 f - -- -jnzu-on-v-W, WILLIAM RAYEN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING The William Rayen School of Engineering was officially established in l946, after many years of toil and effort. lts professors, who at first had to teach classes under adverse conditions, were very proud and appreciative of the combined work of the school's administration in making the acquisition of its present building possible. The present engineering school is one of the most outstanding departments of the college. die 745 Z One of the most beautiful buildings on historial Wick Avenue is the main Youngstown College building. Erected in 1931, this lime- stone structure today stands as a pillar of higher education in the Mahoning Valley. Previous to this addition, Youngstown College had many homes, the first of which was the old Y.iVl.C.A. at Federal and Champion Streets, which offered educational facilities for men and boys. The Bonnell Mansion was the college in 1923. With further expansion, a new building was needed. The purchase of the john Wick mansion in 1926 served this purpose. ln 1931 the Board of Directors of Youngstown College was organized, the same year the new Tudor style college building was completed. ln the building are located the registrar, business, public rela- tions, the president's and deans' offices, besides regular classrooms, chemistry laboratory rooms, and the fourth floor library. A new audi- torium was dedicated in the spring of 1949 in honor of C. 1. Strouss, and is located on the main floor. The spacious auditorium seats ap- proximately 825 and serves as a study room and reserve library, may be converted into a dance hall, and is used for concerts, plays and programs of other varieties. MAIN BUILDING ' . it .. T' : T ' -1' ' ' ' , .i'EiUl. l1'e'1-34 f42w95Qame HALF TIME AT THE QUANTICO MARINE GAME 0,0 T 4 ,Q 1- ., , ., ,- ,i 3 5 1-.x I . - S . 1 ' E'. Q : - ' i. -If 2 ' 2. f W- 3 , -. M f f ' ' -T ., ,LIT , .V 1., 4' I , , .tkLg' .- Y - , , I, '- 5 , ., gr ' x . -xx' , - e..,'- 1 ig -.Y ,, tu- X ,465 , y- .. M. ' W'-. ' -N. ' ' . N , - b W - :gat ' '-. 'N . A . 5 ,F-1.F4.a 1 -' ' ' -A , A 44u4,.,2- ..-.1 ' ,. , Ll U K ,Eh -' - ... ' N. Q, 4,-f 1-L U Eff! W-,. ff , 'PH 55, fbi 1 5 X 4 Dike Beede When Youngstown College inaugurated foot ball into its inter-collegiate sports program, Dike Beede was named head football coach. This was back in l938. Twelve years later, we find Dike still at the helm. His first coaching job was at Westminster College, New Wilmington, Penn sylvania, where he spent five years. He then took over the reins at Geneva College, Beaver Falls Pennsylvania, for the next three years. ln the twel-ve years that Dike has coached here, Youngstown College has risen from small time football to become one of the better teams in Ohio. Today we play such teams as Dayton and Bowling Green Universities and the Quantico Marines. His Youngstown record over the twelve year period stands at fifty-two wins, twenty-nine losses and five ties. Wlllcrrd Webster Willard Webster a graduate of Geneva College came t Youngstown College in l938 to take over the job as trainer for our athletic teams and to serve the Biology Department These were his only duties until i946 Then in addition to caring for sprained ankles and bruised muscles he became Director of Athletics Today he continues as trainer and Athletic Director besides teaching Biology He is also Chairman of the Pre Medi year he coached YoCos first track and field team Ralph Wolf For the last eight years Youngstown College linemen have been under the guidance of Ralph Wolf A three year letter man at Ohio State University Ralph held down the center posi tion and captained the O S U i937 Buckeyes ln that year he won All American honors and participated in the l938 East West Shrine game His football experience and know how has been a valuable asset to Youngstown College football teams since his arrival in 1939 Dom Rosselh Another graduate of Geneva College is Dom Rosselli While at Geneva Dom was one of its outstanding athletes Besides being captain of both the foot ball and basketball teams he was active in practically all other sports ln addition to his duties here as assistant football coach Dom is also YoCos head bas ket all mentor and in he spring handles the varsity base ball team Tony V1vo The Ticket Manager at Youngstown College is Tony Vivo who graduated in l94O. He has been handling this job for the last five years. Tony, at the present time, is the only member of the ath letic administration who is a graduate of Youngs town College. During his years as an undergradu ate, he received four letters as a member of YoCo's basketball team Tony is also a civic leader in Youngstown be cause of his work 'with under-privileged children He is Director of Boys' Activities and Summer Camp Director at Christ Mission. Through these activities, Tony has become well known in the civic life of Youngstown .iilf '1 H ii , . l ' . y. O ffffk is 17 y 4 A . A ' . . ' T ' cal Advisory Committee. Last H, - I get 1 . l f 'Tl - l 'i Y ts, - , l- ' Y J x A , l I , ' '- Y t 'ii '- ll 57 . I . li YI D! ' v IK 17 ' ' , It 17 I ' I ll il ' ' l I . Y Cl 91 ' 1 - b , ' t y . , ... b J H Yli ' ' ef 'fig' ' , . , I H 5' A f.-.. f ' l WU l l X rig . 5 x H H1 1 1 . . P s.. a.r r - , . , ll Pete Mcrtuscak Leo Coughlin 3. Tino Powers 4. Felix Rutecki Dayton 7 0 With a schedule studded with teams of national prominence, Youngstown College in- augurated the 1950 season against the highly rated Dayton Flyers. Youngstown College had the strongest schedule in their history. Rising to unprecedented defensive heights, Youngstown College checked the vaunted Dayton offense at every turn. The Flyers' lone touchdown came on a pass with only 25 seconds of the first half remaining. Dayton's Little All American, Leroy Ka-Ne, was checked in his rushing all afternoon. The defensive Wizardry of Bill Watson, Walt Angelo, Tom Andres, Dick Hannis, and Harry Davis led Coach Beede to say, Although Youngstown lost, l'm proud of the team. Today it was the strongest defensive team we have ever had on the field. Yo-Co Dayton First downs ................ 19 7 Net yards by rushing ....... 260 104 Kickoffs .....,.......-,..... 2 1 Forward passes attempted --- 20 16 Forward passes completed -- 9 Yards gained passing cs-.----ll6 5 12 Punts ..s....-,....,.. .--, Penalties .-,......,...,,,,- 3 29 10 6 Fumbles ......,.......H,,,. 4 1 0 0 Own fumbles recovered ..... Tabachino might go all the way. Cnet 'em Ralph. 1. Don Morgan 2. Bob Conger AL. i ' '37 I A -..,y -1 , f. . , 4 i . Q35 i s L . 3. Iim Iarvis 4. Howard Gustafson Holcombe looking for his blocking Qaamaua Hdawhw 20 Zaamyczfacwz Surging ahead 14-6 in the first half proved to no avail to the out-manned Yo-Co squad as the powerful Golden Gusties came back to score 14 points in the second half while holding the locals scoreless. The margin of victory was decided by the Custies' forward wall, which gradually overpowered the light Yo-Co line. Coldston scored on a 44 yard sprint and then Webber hit Pittman on a 63-yard pass play for the second T.D. before the visitors scored on a 50 yard pass play. Rutecki converted for Yo-Co on both touchdowns, Gustavus Yo-Co Adolphus First downs ............. A--- 9 14 Net yards by rushing ....... 186 191 Kickoffs ..........-........ 3 4 Forward passes attempted -- 9 14 Forward passes completed -- 3 7 Yards gained passing .s-... 119 129 Punts .,.1,,s,-,....... --- 8 6 Penalties .................. 2 1 Fumbles .................. 6 4 Own fumbles recovered .... 3 0 john Carroll's Shields skirts around Youngstown's left end. We 27 ifmwm 0 Weight superiority once again proved the margin of differ- ence against Youngstown College. After holding john Carroll to a 7-O half time margin, the Penguin line vvilted, in the second half before the onslaughts of Carl Taseff and Don Shula. Three pass interceptions hurt Youngstown's chances con- siderably. The defensive kicking of john Boliver kept john Car- roll back in their own territory during most of the contest. Ralph Cioldston gained consistently on the ground while Alan Webber connected for l l out of 24 passes for a total of 230 yards. . Yo-Co lohn Carroll Flrst downs , - .. ..s.. -- 9 16 Net yards by rushing ..sas,, 48 234 Kickoffs ,an ,-,..,a.--,-,l,,, 4 '1 Forward passes attempted -.- 24 14 Forward passes completed -- ll 6 Yards gained passing ss.ss -230 93 7 5 Punts .... H , ,,v-H,s, -- ' 4 3 3 1 Own fumbles recovered ,... 2 O Pena1t1es --, sn. ...-v, - U Fumbles ---W H ..-,... -un ni 1. Walt Angelo 2. Bob Housteau il . KX! f L4 iii -It an sf' 41261. I 4 ' Jlfisif i '41 ' ..... I .,. x A i au.. BB .. -1 'Bef ' xii? . 'mal I ll ...- . f' just. i f I E' Almeida l 3. Tony Marcovecchio 4. Alan Webber Rutecki in to make the Tackle Z 2? 77fme6aZ6 73 Combining a powerful running attack with the miscues committed by the enemy, the Penguins marched to their initial win of 1950. Scoring 28 points in the first half and then holding the opposition with an excellent defensive exhibition, was the tale of the game. Coldston and Hannis consistently gained on the ground while Webber was finding his mark in the air. Three Marshall fumbles, recovered by the Penguins, aided the locals' cause greatly. Pittman scored on a 47 yard aerial play while Hannis bulled over from the one and three yard lines. Rutecki converted four straight extra points. Yo-Co First downs ........,s. .,.. 1 7 Net yards by rushing .,..... 176 Kickoffs ..-......-......, 1- 5 Forward passes attempted -- 12 Forward passes completed -- 7 Yards gained passing ...... 138 Punts ...........,...... H- 5 Penalties ........., ,... - 1 6 Fumbles .....,.,.......,.. 1 Own fumbles recovered .... 1 1. George Lucia 2. Ioe Pesut ,-ir I anew Jil-WWWtWf 'WMi.1 l..:l.:,:i..,.l3Lil'mia.t.- . fu. - 1. Ned Mervos X xii H' 7.1 f H ,.,'1'lQ , 1 y A - i' 2 , I Q '-fl .EX Y N 1 I f JF 1.5 I 'X A1 ll U th ,f M H l , 4 l r X .- -1, ' . J 'H--1 .J ,. i. if g f, E f 5. . I ' 39 'cigar 1 Q ,N ,ff JI f ,- t x ,, if if -sf fl 1 r 2-ga. . ' ? ,,. g. M , -.V ., -,M P X 2. Bill Watson A 3. Harry Davis 4. Tom Andres Zan I4 6 After spotting Niagara University a touchdown in the opening tive minutes, Youngstown surged back brilliantly to defeat the Purple Eagles l4-6. This continued Youngstown's streak of having never lost a Homecoming game. Lovely Lois Zuercher was crowned Queen at impressive halt-time ceremonies that were preceded by an array of floats erected by the various fraternities and sororities on campus. Ralph Coldston personally accounted for l28 of the 202 yards gained by rushing by the locals. An ll yard pass from Webber to Tabachino scored the first 'T.D. for Youngstown. Goldston swept through the line for l5 yards to score the second Youngstown Touchdown. Ru- tecki converted on both occasions. Angelo's superb defensive playing stood out for the Pen- guins, as he constantly threw the enemy for losses. Yo-Co Niagara Flrst downs ..,...,,,,,.-,,a 14 15 Net yards by rushing ..-...c 202 118 Kickoffs ..sss,s-...,.c,-.bb 0 2 Forward passes attempted -- 11 24 Forward passes completed -- 6 8 Yards gained passing s,...1 76 144 Punts .s,,,-.,.1.---. H- U 5 6 Penalties .11.-,.,,...-----q 1 4 Fumbles 1.....,--,-.,---- g 7 0 Own fumbles recovered ..., 5 O gk, Ugh l 1 1. Ralph Goldston V 2. Richard Hannis f .' ill , - rex - ' J. I tx, if 1 A 31 , Lf .fi T1 ,z.'f2,! - : ' WN , .,.. .Q u 'X ' ,-:Ti 2 -,f,.,-.- A in ' , ,..3Qf,,,wvf'.-',.-,:, 1: Q .ap-f-fe-fr'-Ww ' li '- v '- iz: H' .. 19'-up 1 -im. , .. M if L l l l l : l ' ' f'El',fj'i .. rf'i'i . 5 .Y . ,,, z:1 . . Ui' W I N - W I .' .. r ' l 5 '-1. I , MY y 1 I I is -fr 1 1 V I -if as i,,,,, X g 5 .ans , 5 1 'if.5.,Wi:a , si.. 1- 1 tan affa. Q r l ' Y f ., . W N M . I 2 f i l .4.. - '. . .Mg V ,l.r...l. ,, ,,....,.., .4 3. Henry Pezzuolo 4. Don Medland Stopped by the U. S. Marines 1 zmmaa 77Zmaze4 as Zamgmm 74 Living up to advance notices, Little All-American, Eddie Lebaron, featured his superlative passing, expert ball-handling and good field generalship in a 33-14 triumph over an out- manned and out-weighed Youngstown squad. Former Navy player, Bill Hawkins, powered his way to three touchdowns for the victors. The Marines were by far the most star-studded team Youngstown has ever encountered. The game was heavily marred by penalties, although the Marines showed they could score virtually at will. Alan Weber took time out from his passing to do a little running and scored the first touchdown for Youngstown from the two yard line. A Webber to Matuscak pass combination scored the second Youngstown touchdown late in the game. A bad case of fumblitis seriously impaired the offensive efforts of Youngstown, and stopped several threats close to the goal-line. Yo-Co Marines First downs ........--.-... L 16 14 Net yards by rushing ....... 141 300 Kickoffs ...........-....... 3 6 Forward passes attempted -- 22 19 Forward passes completed -- 12 8 Yards gained passing ...... 162 129 Punts ...................... 6 4 Penalties ................ ,.- 2 12 Fumbles ................ - 5 5 Own fumbles recovered .... 2 3 Hurry' Tino, block that man gawlehg 22 Zcwmgotcwwa 7 Apparently losing heart, after having a safety scored against them, Youngstown lost to Bowling Green 22-7. The offense of Youngstown College was evidently left at home as various threats were nipped in the bud by the heavy Bowling Green team. The passing wizardry of Alan Webber was stopped by four Bowling Green interceptions. A Webber to Pittman pass com- bination provided the only score for the locals. Automatic Rutecki converted his eleventh straight extra point. The long range punting of john Boliver was about the only bright 'Feature of the afternoon for Youngstown College. Yo-Co Bowling Green F1rst downs ssssss.. .... 1 1 10 Net yards rushing .... .... 2 35 160 Passing yardage --- --- 55 32 Passes attempted H- --- 9 24 Passes completed .... --- 3 5 Passes intercepted .... -- 4 1 Punts ......,,s-... H 8 8 Punting Average .,-- -- 38 34 Fumbles lost sw-- -- 2 1 Yards Penalized ss.. .... 4 5 38 1. Ioe Matteo 2. Dave Borrow 5 , ll l , ' l 1 L l .Q S s PI Ilqv T gh if T ji X' '45 I -, ' il i 4 I - l .: ' l l L ge- fri' - fx .?'i f K it-i t ' l--: - fu -5'-1 f .4 . .,i .NL 5 A .xy l ,,,..,,,,! . il, .V 1 li-. i ' 'w r- 'i ' il l lr if-. -, ye.. ., . 1 ,fl ' 1 1 g A 4-rms i E' -.ig . '-it ' I . ,- . 1 f ,ss 1' 1' fj f gf? ,,,. --1 gl, ,' -' -71 . 1' .. ' ,gg L... i . I E! .N-rf N lull - so s- al 3. Byron Pittman 4. 'Ed Kochis 5 'n r, 4- A.. 5 :iss ...Q fr 'sail 'L- - -Q . f . A-vw . . - '-,- .- as i V -Q.. .LA-Eu.' . K 1.5. nw -1.,ah......-,ff s .a v :.-'14 Bob Hritzo Marylou Rawson Iosephine Perline Molly Rollin Ange Nacarato aaagelacan 27 . Zlnicw 0 Playing a superb defensive game while the offense was scoring three times, Youngstown climaxed the l95O season with their third win of the year. Goldston scored first on a six yard jaunt through tackle. Webber then scored on a 17 yard end sweep in the third period. Goldston scored the final touchdown on a five yard pass from Webber. Angelo kicked the three extra points, making it l4 straight successful conversions for Youngstown College. This marked a new local record for extra points. ' Four seniors, Davis, Hannis, Angelo, and Watson, termin- ated their college gridiron career in this tilt. All four carried on a sparkling defensive during the game. Youngstown will cer- tainly miss their talents next year. Yo-Co Mt. Union First downs a,s,s,, -1 16 Net yards rushing ...s...... 276 Krckoffs ...-.....s,sc...... 4 1 Forward passes attempted -1 13 16 Forward passes completed -- 5 Yards gained passing ....... 95 122 Punts ...1.....,..1.,...... 3 6 Penalties ............1..... 6 3 Fumbles --.- ..........-..... 3 3 Own fumbles recovered -.... 3 1 There goes Goldston again ' 'x iw 1 ii ,+ 5 g , ,-if .skip 5 ' A 3 5 P '55 21, 536 ' 43- 32 3,3 nw rn E4 ff' gf 'fs ' -. 1-1. 'l fa-,. - V 'Hz' , 1. . uh 5 Rig 5-:W ' I 1 ,E 3' 4' 328 ag A N , ','3 f fnV ,Ilya X in 'QR ! fb XA tk wu w gm, I I W. :N F gs 4 , Alf ' N- .I ' W, K! A! V. -S ,H 3 . -19,4 ' Q N fn is 1 - ,, 511 ,I Lf I ,fx 'Pj' 1. ' 'K i 1 lk 1. ff' Y , . . : V4 YL-ki: 11' , ,,' , rt, ,f . X fir' -ix 'G a A 1 2754 gif' 1: 7 7mm The third season of Freshman football at Youngstown College found the future Penguin gridiron stars finishing up the season with a won 3-Tied l record, the best posted by a Frosh outfit since Freshman football entered the campus in l948. Coached by the backfield mentor Dom Rosselli, the baby Penguins started off the season with an l8-2 win over Geneva College reserves at Beaver Falls, Pa. George Ceremuga scored twice for the local frosh and Don McCloud romped over the goal line with the other tally for the locals. john Carroll Freshmen became the next victims as the boys from Wick Avenue walked all over the Blue Streaks 40-O. Featuring the attack for Youngstown in the scoring department were backs Ed Nogowski, who scored twice, Roger Ottowa, George Ceremuga, Fred Steffan and Lou Chicaro, the diminutive guard who broke through to block a punt and ran over for the score. Bobby Lynn converted on 4 of the 6 conversion attempts. The next game of the season had the Steel City crew traveling up to Olean, N. Y. for a clash with St. Bonaventure's Frosh squad. Mr. Mud made it tough for both squads and the teams battled to a 6-6 tie. Youngstown's score came on a 37 yard pass play, George Dokmanovich to Roger Ottowa, ln the last game of the season, the Penguin Frosh defeated the Baldwin Wallace Freshmen l3-O at Berea, Ohio. George Ceremuga scored both T.D.'s for the Youngstown Frosh having tallied once on an l8 yard ground play and the other time on a 40 yd. pass play from quarter- back George Dokmanovich. An amazing thing about the i950 Freshman squad is that a number of boys on the team played their high school football at schools which were coached by former Youngstown College players. l-lere are the names of the coaches and their ball players. jack Cramb iNorth Highl Fred Steffan Walter Maly lGreenville St. Michaelsl George Ceremuga, joe Santangelo Dick Sontag lHubbardl Ben Adams George Kohut ljohnstown Freeportl Thomas Culkar Bob Thompson iWilsonl john Lucko Bill Sloko ilvlemoriall Pete Kornyak The l9'5O Youngstown College Freshman team will certainly bring much needed reserve and added strength to the varsity squad. All of the 23 ball players on the -squad have the savvy and ability which is characteristic of good football players. The l95l football season at Youngstown College will find the names of CEREIVIUGA, STEFFAN, Cl-llARO, MCCLOUD, LYNN, ADAMS, OTTOWA, KORNYAK and CONNELLY mak- ing the headlines of the local newspaper. Keep waching for them, they're tough l l l l l ROW 1: L. Chiuro, I. Lucko. B. Adams, D. McCloud, P. Pellifrone, G. Ceremuga. I. Scmtungelo, D. Riley. ROW 2: W. Gurski, V. Lamarco, R. Peine, R. Ottowcr. L. Lehner, R. Gorncxk, B. Lynn. ROW 3: F. Stefan, R. Cullv. G. Dokmanovich. T. Culkar. I. Knapic, P. Connelly, E. Nogowski. Swim: Spam S STATISTICIANS While the average fan just sits and yells until his tonsils are sore at both the football and basketball games, the press box and press tables at various events are buzzing, not only with newspaper reporters and radio men, but also a crew of statisticians. First downs, yards gained rushing, punting averages, and so forth are kept in football, while basketball has its shots attempted, rebounds and assists, all of which are compiled by the statisticians. C. Perctzich L. Chiciro D. McCloud Statistics are a vital part of all athletic events. A National Bureau of Athletic Statistics resides in New York City and there all records of ball players around the country are compiled and individual leaders ranked accordingly from reports sent in from various school publicity departments. Youngstown College had a very efficient crew of statisticians at both the football and basketball games. Serving in that capacity were Senior, Chuck Perazich, and Freshman Football players, Lou Chiaro, Pat Con- nelley, Don McCloud, Bobby Lynn and Doc Riley. Each performed his individual task exceptionally well and to them, a hearty WELL DONE for their work in the statistics department of Sports Public Relations at Youngstown College. ' MANAGERS Work is the main theme portraying the job of a manager. The manager's work is never done, it's just partially finished. Long after the clatter of cleats and cheers of crowds have died down, a manager can be seen either preparing for the next game or cleaning up after the last game. i No glory is bestowed on the managers in any way, They just go on day after day, doing their work and bothering no one. Without them though, a football squad would find it difficult to get along. Youngstown College had a very capable crew of managers around the sports scene in l95O. joe Vuksta, Ed. Kinney, Dick jackanich and Mickey Yohman had the squad in tip-top shape as far as upkeep of equip- ment was concerned. To them and also the many other managers who have since left the halls of the Wick Avenue Campus, we dedicate these few lines of verse. Bow 1: Mickey Yohman, Ed. Kinney. ROW 2, Dick Igckqnichl Ioe Kukgtq. ' A touchdown scored brings many a cheer and an injured bone will force out a tear, The daily practice with its drawn out ways which does each week work out sets of new plays, These things a ball player will never forget, and also them he will never regret, He'll miss them all as time flits by, the overnight trips and after game pie, But the thing he'll miss more than all these sights A fx are the managers' sets of clean practice whites. 525 N If . . . AND CET THOSE REBOUNDS TOO KRALL, DANILOV, BRIAN, MAGULA, IANKOVICH, ROSSELLI Harry Krall Dick Williams Milt Kochert Cecil Duffett Tom Hernon Paul Kranich Harry Myers Mike Magula Tony Marcovecchlo jim jarvis Sam lankovich john Boliver Ed Kochis Eli Danilov df' will 1 'wwwu rx 1 mwgpk. 74 Q. x7-TL A A, f i BASKETBALL FANS This is a typical home game crowd at South High field house enjoying the fine display ot basketball skill produced by the YoCo team. Attendance this season was up considerably over the last few years. On several occasions the field house was filled to capacity, which goes to show that people follow a winner. The moral support given the team by these crowds roused the players to winning action. Every home game provided new thrills for the spectators-one of the reasons why the fans kept coming back again. Several students of Dana School of Music formed a pep band to play for the home games and this proved to be a favorite of the fans and the team. gaakelfcdf zeaimmz 344065466 ROW 1: E. Iohnston, Z. Brandes, B. Lunich, M. Butch, S. Mangine. ROW Z: Coach D. Rosselli, B. Mayberry. B. Yuhas. K. Smith. L. Palmgren. SEASONS SCORES Yo-Co OPPONENTS 45 Grove City I. V. 42 Steel City Chevrolet 37 New Castle United Engr. 37 Baldwin-Wallace Frosh 48 Yngst. South High 44 Hoyle Club A 52 General Fireproof 60 East Brook Merchants 31 Sharon Westinghouse 45 Kent State Frosh 48 K. Pulaski lNeW Castlel 34 Baldwin-Wallace Frosh 37 Geneva College I. V. 42 Mount Union Frosh 38 Sharon Sunny Arners 42 Kent State Frosh 52 Iohn Carroll Frosh 39 Slippery Rock I. V. 43 Penn Freshmen Won ll Lost 8 Many former district scholastic cage stars dotted the roster of the l95O-5l edition ot Youngstown College fresh- man basketball. Aftormer North High luminary, Earl lohnston, settled down at Wick Avenue for his education and was the team's highest scorer tor the season. lohnston played his high school ball at North High under the tutelage ot a former Penguin cage star, Roy Kroll. Close behind lohnston for the scoring leadership was Bud Mayberry, former East Brook, Pa., cage star. Mayberry's 6'4 will certainly help out next season's varsity squad. Bob Yuhas of Leavittsburg, and Leo Palmgren and Zack Brandes of Ellwood City, Pa., rounded out the starting five. Other capable hoopers who saw considerable action were Kent Smith ot Braceville, and Mike Butch of Youngstown East. At Mid-year the squad was bolstered by the addition of Sam Mangine of Lowellville and Brutz Lunich of Brookfield. Both showed ability and are definitely varsity timber . The Baby Penguins possessed something that teams in the past have never had-height. Mayberry at 6'4 was the tallest cager, and following him came Yuhas, 6'3V2 . Smith 6'3 and Johnston, 6'l . Although they ended the season with a record of ll wins and 8 losses, the Steel City Frosh came up with victories over some of the district's toughest independent squads. Among their victims were General Frieproof, Sharon Arners, Steel City Chevrolet and East Brook Merchants. Add some actual collegiate experience to the height and skill of the i950-'Sl Penguin Frosh squad and the result is- the probability of a top-ranking Youngstown College squad. Wanda? 'gaadeifczli The 1950-51 basketball season provided many highlights, with sixteen victories and only seven losses. This is one of the seven all-time records broken during the regular season. This number of victories was also the largest made in a single season. The total of 1,635 points for the season topped the previous high set in 1949-50 by 253 pointsg the total of 629 field goal surpassed all previous efforts as did the 71.1 points per game average. Against Geneva College, YoCo's 92 point tally, which consisted of 39 field goals, set new records. After splitting even on the first two games, the Penguins began their longest winning streak of five games. Included in these five games was the annual Round-Robin Tourney in which the YoCoites defeated the favored Muskingum quintet. Next came Geneva College, which the night before had upset another favored team, Mount Union. After dropping a game to a classy Bonaventure team, Youngstown came back to take the next three before' losing three in a row to St. Francis, Muskingum and Baldwin-Wal- lace, the last-named being the only team to beat the Pen- guins twice during the season. Geneva, Mount Union and Dayton were the next vic- tims of the YoCo basketeers. Featured in this set of wins was their upset victory over the highly-touted Dayton Flyers. This was probably' the most thrilling game ever seen in the South High fieldhouse. After an evenly fought contest throughout, Youngstown finally won 76-73. lourneying to Kent, the Penguin five dropped a close game to the Kent States Flashes, but took the next four games from Alliance, Iohn Carroll, Slippery Rock and Fenn before dropping the final game of the season to Marietta College. - Congratulations to Dom Roselli and his excellent team for a very successful season. VARSITY SCORES Co OPPONENTS Alliance College Baldwin-Wallace Marietta Ohio University Muskingum Geneva Fenn College St. Bonaventure Akron University Gannon College Steubenville St. Francis Muskingum Baldwin-Wallace Geneva College Mount Union Marietta Dayton University Kent State University Alliance College Iohn Carroll U. Slippery Rock Fenn College N1 o .1 as A 'Wg QSIZVT01' 1 lxxlmlglify X si 3 an if SHG 5704 S5855 rf? M35 ral' XJ .r-can 25 ROW 1: H. Myers. E. Danilov. H. Krall, R. Williams, I. Boliver, P. Kranich. T. Marcovecchio. ROW 2: Coach D. Rosselli. M. Kochert, M. Magula, E. Kochis, T. Hernon, I. Icxrvis, S. Iankovich, W. Brian. . .-Bulk f 9 7 4 N331 T gn, i Zawehll Coach Dom Rosselli can boast of a good baseball team which centered around veterans from the i949 team. Two veteran pitchers, Mike Magula and 'Paul Andrish, made impressive records last season and did very well this season. They were assisted by the new pitchers Nick C-ranitto and Dick Selby. The Yoco baseballers started the season with a big noise by romping to a i3-7 win over Alleghany College. ln the fifth and sixth innings, Yoco went on a rampage with runs. Mike Magula was in top form. Alliance College, next on the list, played host to Yoco. There was good pitching on both sides. Yoco's Magula struck out lO players, but the game ended in a 5-5 tie. Then the Yoco team traveled to Beaver Falls, Pa., to battle with Geneva College. The game was a thriller. Yoco won 6-5 with Magula pitching. ln another thriller, Yoco was handed its first loss by a strong Akron University outfit. The score was 5-6. Paul Andrish was the losing pitcher. Yoco drubbed its next opponent, Baldwin-Wallace, 5-2, with Magula allowing only two runs. Yoco next lost a doubleheader to the strong Fenn College nine. The first game was one of the those close shaves that the Yoco team usually ex- hibits, but they did not come out on top, for they bowed to Fenn College to a score of 2-3. Although Andrish was the loser, he displayed good pitching by holding Fenn to only three runs. The second game was dropped to the tough Fenn team by a score of 4-7. Yoco came back with a bang to trounce Mt. Union College 6-l. The next opponent was the Alliance nine that previously tied the locals. ln the fourth inning, Frank Rzasa hit a home run and Al Boggia batted a run in to put Yoco in the lead. Although pitcher Granitto ran into a troublesome seventh inning, he did succeed in getting out of it so as to enable Yoco to win 6-5. Yoco, seeking revenge for its earlier defeat, found Akron too tough. Yoco fell 6-12. ln the last game of the season, Andrish made Baldwin Wallace bow to a score of 4-2. Yoco ended its season with 6 wins, 4 losses, and one tie ROW 1: W. Nagy, I. Cassese. E. Nogowski, L. Lehner, D. Williams, P. Stebelton, F, McHugh. ROW 2: D. White, C. Quarterson, D. Selby, R. Ottaway, F. Rzasa, C. Duiiett, T. Falatica, G. Lucia, I. Ellsworth, N. Granitto, D. Rosselli. mMAz,,,,,.,.,,., ,m,,,,,m,,,.,.m.m.. A ,,,,,.,,H,m..,.,.-W.,.,,,,,,,A,m,. ---- M 1 -.-.yr f--i-- - --f-t.f,....,..,-,.. ,.... .W Nt.,-wf,.,...a.....af..mcs. ,.s...,....w.. Wow. , . N.. , .. i i X i I , 3 fi, If ff: , A i, , 1 ' lf! . J l-Rl 'X ' ,fyij . Z l ' XR .4.'fe??'.s ,i t . V , i i A l g' Decm Smith M. Prokop G. Prokop QM! Youngstown College began intercollegiate golf in I946. Record since that time: l 946 l 947 l 948 l 949 l 950 l wins wins wins wins wins losses losses losses loss losses the three Prokop brothers Pete, The nucleus of these teams have been George and Mike, and Alex Kostyshak. Pete was captain of the team for 2 years i946-47-483 Alex Kostyshak was captain in l949 and l95O. Three members of last year's squad will be available this year: Mike Prokop, Ray Wise and joe Ciminelli. Pete Prokop represented the college in the i949 National Intercollegiate C-olt Tournament at Bar Arbor, Michigan, where he won honors in the driving COi'Il'6Sl'. Dean Smith, who manages the team, confesses that he is an expert in the art of hooking and slicing and gives the team valuable demonstrations of what not to do. He has two holes in one to his credit. Under pressure he admits that there could have been an element of accident in this. Dean Smith accompanies the team on its trips and usually plays the course with the coach of the opposing team while the boys are sweating out the match. M. Prokop, G. Prokop, A. Kostyshak. R. Wise. wade Reviewing all the YoCo major spring sports of the l95O season, we find that the tennis team had the best win-loss record of them all. Under the guiding genius of Coaches Leo Mason and Ralph Beard, the team began practice in the middle of Febru- ary. lnclement weather kept the team confined to the Y.M. C.A. gym, where they perfected their stroking and footing to the highest degree, so that by the time the opening game came they were able to win handily over Thiel, 8-l. On their first road game the Yo-Coites disposed of john Carroll, 6-3. Next on the list were Geneva, Hiram, Fenn and Mt. Union: all of whom fell by the wayside before the on- slaughts of the Penguin racqueteers. On May l9, the locals went to Berea, Ohio, to take on the powerful Baldwin-Wallace aggregation. The Penguins met their match and succumbed to B. W., 5-Z. Next on the list was a trip to Bowling Green. The squad left on Friday morning so they would be rested up for their encounter on Saturday. On a misty, wind swept court the locals were downed 5-4 in a verv close match. This was the longest trip ever taken by a Yo-Co tennis team, and it came as a reward for putting out some fine squads the past few years. Next on the list of fallen opponents was Fenn, 6-l. After losing the return match to Baldwin-Wallace, 7-O, the Penguins bounced back and measured Hiram, 5-4. 5 4 ln the finale, an illness riddled YoCo team lost to Akron, lt's hard to single out specific individual highlights for the season due to the well balanced nature of the team. There was little difference of strength between the six varsity members. However, here are a few highlights on each member of TT the team: P- 5f1Yfieff I- Bdffdfrfmof Mr- MCIS011- john Boliver-A transfer from Thiel, john played the A rugged number one spot, winning 6 and losing 6 singles matches john also played number one doubles. john is also a member of the football team. jim Battafarano-jim is a 4-year veteran of the tennis team. His forte was in doubles competition, where he finished up with the highest record on the team. Don Ashmus-Don is the only tennis player alive who can eat a sandwich and an ice cream cone between sets and still be able to play top flight tennis. Don was equally proficient in singles and doubles last year. His 7-3 doubles record was high for the team. Bill Houser-A three year letterman, Bill has also been the team business manager on road trips. This alumnus of Chaney excelled in singles competition. Phil Snyder-One of the two southpaws on the squad, Phil had the highest win percentage on the team. His lO-l singles record coupled with his 5-3 doubles record gave him a combined percentage of 789. Phil's timely jokes helped to ease the tension of the team at crucial times. Al Mason-Al was the other lefty on the squad. He teamed up with Phil Snyder to form an effective south- paw doubles. Lou Mahar--Lou was the utility man for the team. He filled in wherever needed with remarkable ease. Leo Mason-Co-Coach Leo Mason has been playing tennis for 35 years. Leo has played in the city tournament 24 times. He has copped the singles crown 5 times and the doubles crown 21 times. ln i948 when he was 50 years old, Leo won his last singles crown. Leo has advanced to the quarterfinals or better every year he has entered the tourney. ln his hayday Leo played on an inter-city team that played Greenville, Sharon, Farrell, New Wilmington and Grove City. A The highlight of his career was when he teamed up with Carl Dennison to defeat Madden and Lampes in the Valley Labor Tournament at Mill Creek. The latter had won the Maryland State, the Pennsylvania State, the Ken- tucky State and the Michigan State Championships. Tennis notables he has played include Don McNeill, and Lester Stoffoe. Leo also was the first captain of the Youngstown Entry in the Federated Football League. This league was the predecessor of the current National Professional League. Leo was placed on the All Federated first team as fullback every year he played. Ralph Beard-Professor Beard is a graduate of South High and Hiram College. He played number one man at Hiram three years running. YoCo's Dean Smith was his coach at Hiram. Professor Beard played in the lnter-City Tennis League three years. He was defeated 3 straight years in the city tournament finals by Carl Dennison who was the state champ. Professor Beard credits the local high schools with producing many fine tennis players. In his esti- mation tennis is on the upgrade in the Valley and he looks forward to many fine teams here at Youngstown College. The team statistics for l95O were 43 wins and 26 losses for a 623 percentage while the doubles statistics are 39 wins and 26 losses for a 6OO percentage. The total-win-loss percentage was 6l2. With five of the first seven men returning for l95l, it looks like the '5l team will enjoy a banner year. . 'Ml1:'Ee4- ,- fn Ei, sr , 1 4, 1 -'iw -... Y J.x.A El7l7l , f :'f'7'.f1.'.L,-.. 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Goldston, R. Lynch, L. Coughlin, I. Moran C McCollum R Melvm H Luckey B Gillies, I. Magoulczkis, R. Rodecker, W. Anderson, O. Montgomery, B Stormer M Kochert i950 marked the first year for a track team at YoCo. Contrary to popular belief that first year sport's babies have a difficult time surviving, YoCo did a better than average job in winning two out of five dual meets and coming in second in a triangular meet. Coached by the versatile Professor Willard Webster, the team did not get outside to limber up until late March. Coach Webster was well satisfied with the showing the team made in 1950. Another bright spot for Coach Webster is the fact that almost the entire 1950 squad will be around for the l95l season. After losing to Baldwin-Wallace and Slippery Rock, the locals got into the win column by defeating Geneva and Akron before losing to lohn Carroll in the finale. In a triangular meet with Mt. Union and Ashland, YoCo's Leo Coughlin had a first place in the mile, james Kelly a first in the 880, and Dick Hannis a first in the discus throw. DUAL COMPETITION Yo-Co OPPONENTS 18 Baldwin-Wallace 109 56 Slippery Rock 67 68 Geneve: 54 67 Akron University l 60 585 Iohn Carroll 6855 TRIANGULAR MEET Mt. Union College 79-1f16 Youngst'n College 50-1 X 2 Ashland 27-1 X 3 caimmimy mm Dlck Weichsel. Sherman Lcxw. The varsity swimming team of l95l was put into shape by Co-coaches Sherman Law and Dick Weichsel. Dick, who is a student at YoCo, also entered the meets. The team was entirely green except for Don McBride, lack lvlagoulakis and Dick Weichsel. For the second year Don McBride had a successful season in the 200-yard breaststroke. The perennially tough Baldwin-Wallace team was the first opponent for Youngstown. Baldwin-Wallace won 56-8. YoCo fared badly against the Fenn College team, which was next on the agenda. The only first place won by the locals was in the lOO-yard free style event swum by Bill Moore. Fenn won 58-l3. Q Showing improvement in the next meet against Slippery Rock, YoCo took several events but lost the match 42-22. First place laurels were won in the lOO-yard free style by Moskalic and in the 200-yard breaststroke by Moore. Bob Stewart took second place in the 200-yard backstroke. Next the swimmers journeyed to Case, only to lose again, 45-l9. Stewart took first place in fancy diving, while Bob Swartz copped the 440-yard free style and McBride won the 200-yard backstroke. Thiel handed YoCo its fifth straight loss 54-l2. ln a return match with Fenn, YoCo once again came out on the short end of a Sl -23 score. Baldwin-Wallace likewise won the return match 49-l7. ln the concluding matches with C-rove City and Edinboro, YoCo was still unable to penetrate the win column. The high individuals for the year were: Don McBride, 85 pointsg Bob Swartz, 6l pointsg and Dick Weichsel. 47 points. Moskulik, Mcxgouloikis. McBride, Stewart, Moore, Williams. Schwartz. Schwartz, Mcrqni. 7az'mmumZ ,ante Wamm The Women of Youngstown College have made great progress this year toward establishing a WRA, under the expert guidance of Bertina Loborde. Ten students make up the intramural planning board, which is in charge of all sports activities. The officers are: Patt Loury, chairman, Frances Samp- son, sport's director, lean Law, secretaryg Sally Russell, publicity. Other members are representatives of the Newman Club, RIL, and the sororities on campus. At the beginning of the bowling season, the following teams were or- ganized: Alpha Iota, which won the tournament, Newman Club, which placed secondg C-am Lamba and YoCo CooCoo's. The three high individual bowlers were Doris Miller, Gertrude Sandusky and Ellamae Casteel. The girls went to Cincinnati for a Playday , which included such sports as swimming, bowling, baseball, volleyball and table tennis. As spring drew closer signs of archery, baseball, tennis and golfing were evident, If students wondered what was going on behind the Butler Art Gallery at times, it was some of the girls learning the fundamentals of field hockey, which will be offered next year if a field is available. The men have now joined the girls in fencing and field hockey due to a scarcity of equip- ment. Plans are in progress for a bigger and better women's intramural pro- gram next year. Wien The l95O-Sl intramural sports season saw many teams eagerly turning out to see if they could capture the championship in bowling, basketball and softball. Sports for individual participants also brought a large turnout. ln the bowling league the Phi Sigs won the championship and then de- feated the first-half winners, the RIL in the play-off to gain the champion- ship. Paul Delic of Sigma Sigma won individual high average with a l8l .l8. An all-star team from the bowling league represented YoCo in an in- tercollegiate bowling tournament at C-annon College. YoCo took first place. with the incredibly high team score of 2936. The trophy now adorns the athletic office. l. Matune gained third place in the singles tournament with a score of 632. ln the spring of l95O the Dazzling Dukes, with fine pitching and slug- ging, defeated the East Siders to win the championship in the Intramural Softball League. The tennis matches held at Volney Rogers, were close. ln the best one, Harry Perry beat the i949 champ, Charles Lowry, to win the l95O tennis crown. ln the l95l basketball league the competition was keen all the way through. The Newman Club was the victor in the Chestnut League, while Varsity l-lall triumphed in the Walnut League. 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Our yearly project, selling cards for all occasions, was highly successful. Congratulations were extended to Peg Skipp, Alice lvlc- Coy, loanne Butler and Dolores Bryan, who received engage- ment rings during the year. The Alpha Iota bowling team was awarded the l95O ln- tramural Bowling Trophy. The sorority was very proud of Delephine Olenick, who was an attendant to the Mardi Gras Queen and a Snowflake Frolic hostess. Social affairs included parties with various fraternities, date parties, a Mother-Daughter Tea, and our Formal Dinner Dance which highlighted the Christmas season. l HOW 1: P. Skipp. ROW 2: E. Morris, A. Mayo, R Sturgeon MEMBERS D. Barko S. Host C. Owen N. Boyd M. Keck D. Pilz L. Boyer I. Kelley L. Reeder D. Bryan H. Kenny A. Savoia I. Butler A. Mayo P. Scott I. Clark E. Morris P. Skipp P. Clingan B. McCauley M. Stefanick I. Collins A. McCoy G. Stein D. Doerfler S. McCreery F. Strong N. Ferguson M. McGuirk R. Sturgeon B. Hanna D. Olenick ROW 1: P. Clingan, N. Boyd. L. Reeder, C. Owen, I. Butler, A. Savoia. ROW 2: D. Olenick, A. Mayo, D. Pilz, P. Skipp, R. Hanna, E. Morris, R. Sturgeon. ROW 3: A. McCoy, I, Clark, D. Bryan, F. Strung, D. Doerfler, M. Steianick, N. Ferguson. OFFICERS President .c...... .. - .... Peggy Sklpp Vice-President ......c Ehzabeth Morns Treasurer csccc S c, as Al1C9 Mayo Secretary -V LL- Rosemary Sturgeon M44 770: ROW 1: P. Walko, S. Tarajcak, G. Stcxhlman, Advisors: M. Browne, R. Miller, W. Flad S Goral D Daniels ROW 2: R. Johnson, R. DePerro, R. Curtis, G. Turek, A. Sebastiano, B. DeMolli, I. Lotze R Conklun T Cooksey ROW 3: P. Gainan, R. Betts. T. Micklas, E. Ciriello, I. Pastorie, G. Hurtuk, S. Pcxchcm. Alpha Mu is an honorary advertising and merchandising fraternity founded in February, l949, by students interested in various fields of business administration. We thank our able advisors, Dean Robert L. Miller of the business administration department, Professor McKinley Browne of the merchandising department, and instructor Wil- liam Flad ot the advertising department, for their fine co- operation shown through the year. OFFICERS President ...... ,H George Stahlmcm Vice-President ,, -, -. Paul Walko Treasurer ..., -H Steve Tctrajcak Secretary W- Robert Curtis MEMBERS Henry Ardinger Robert Betts Steve Cepin Ernie Chelekis Edward Ciriello Robert Conklin Tom Cooksey Robert Curtis Dan Daniels Bruno DeMolli Gregory Demetri Richard DePerro Phillip Gainan Steve Goral George Hurtuk Richard Iohnson Aatos Lepoloz Ioseph Lotze Tom Micklas Frank Mitch Angelo Nacarato Iohn Pastorie Charles Polisky Bill Parfenchuk Steve Pachcm Daniel Pecchio Edward Rodgers Ernie Schultz Angelo Sebastiano George Stahlman Bert Sloan Steve Tarajcak George Turek Tom Veach Paul Walko Row 1: G. Stahlman Row 2: P. Walko, S. Tarajcak R Curtis 144554, igmczi 6 Alpha Sigma Chi fraternity was organized in l947 by a group of men from the business school who felt the need for an organization to represent that school in college activities. An honorary business fraternity Alpha Sigma Chi looks forward to a bright future under the capable advisernent of john janosilc The fraternity s social season included a joint party with a business school sorority the annual Pioneer Hop at Pioneer Pavillon a formal dinner dance and numerous other informal parties I Arb1e I Bmdas V Corano U Garcm B Gnndle W Hagg1s R Healey MEMBERS D H1bbard M Kochert H Lcmghlm D MCIIIIH I Matteson E McCreery I M1tche11 A Nagy Spcxtholt R Healey M Kochert I Icmosxk Spons E McCrecxry I Perry R Spcrtholt Vontom Vu1et1ch Welch Wlttaker Wllllcxms I Ycxncsurork Row 1 I Ionoslk Sponsor I Perry R Healey E McCreery M Kochert M Bolevxch D H1bbcu'd Row Vulehck R W1111cu-ns I Matteson R Spcxtholt I Bmdcir I Arbxe Pres1dent VICE Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer H1stor1an Soc1c11 Chcurmorn OFFICERS Mllton Kochert Rwhcrrd Healey Bob Sputholt Everett McCreery Icunes Perry Bob Cooksey Qaia p 6 Umega f4Zuma6 I hereby make application for alumni lite mem- bership in Alpha Phi Omega. Recognizing this is a national program ot service, l promise to apply my energy and talents toward its progress and expan- sion throughout my lifetime. I will attend national and sectional meetings of Alpha Phi Omega when- ever possible and will aid local chapters in my vicin- ity when occasions arise. The following are part ot the evergrowing list ot Alpha Phi Omega alumni. The purpose of the Epsilon Phi Alumni Bulletin is to keep members in touch with each other, and with the active brothers at Youngstown College. ALUMNI CHAPTER MEMBERS Wilbert Anderson Philadelphia, Pa. Millard Biggs Athens, Ohio lack Bushling Youngstown, Ohio lack Crandall CCpl.l Battle Creek, Mich. H. Ray Croysdale Youngstown, Ohio Iohn R. Currie Youngstown, Ohio Alan Davies Sharon, Pa. Ronald Davies Greenville, Pa. Ioseph Wm. Davis Youngstown, Ohio R. P. Dunn KSnl Charleston, S. C. Mason S. Dyer Youngstown, Ohio ROW 2: I. Pennell, A. Harris Edmonds Cincinnati, Ohio James Fabilli Struthers, Ohio Harry Ford Canfield, Ohio Robert H. Gnagy Pittsburgh, Pa. Paul R. Harbison Youngstown, Ohio Iohn Holmgren Youngstown, Ohio Don H. Hornickle CPvt.J Camp Gordan, Ga. Hugh Ieffries Cleveland, Ohio Edgar C. Irwin McDonald, Ohio Kenneth E. Iohnson Dallas, Texas W. Ray Lawson Wilmington, Dela H. B. Mclntosh Q Youngstown, Ohio Gene Osborne Youngstown, Ohio Joseph Pennell Youngstown, Ohio Fred Pisani Youngstown, Ohio Louis Pisani Hanford, Calif. Carl Sabo Farrell, Pa. David W. Sinclair Phalanx Station, Ohio George B. Snyder Ill Youngstown, Ohio Iohn V. Spencer Youngstown, Ohio Frank Thomas Orwell, Ohio Abraham Walters Youngstown, Ohio ROW 1: B. Davis, A. Donatelli, H. Iefferies, H. Ardinger, A. Davies, F. Pisani, B. Davies. I. Crandall, Prof. H. R. Crites, Advisor, I. Currie. llilwllllllllliillllllilll. ' 36,644 7746 Omega ROW' 1: F. Bcxrczyk, B. Curtis, I. Iati, G. Chapman, B. Brothers. ROW 2: G. Glosner, B. Turner, I. Roman, Prof. Harold R. Crites, B. Houser, F. Pisani, M. Belegris. ROW 3: D. Daniels, I. Geinos, B. Stormer, P. Nicora, I. Guthrie, D. Meehan, A. Lcxmbrecht, C. Zidian. D. Mcxssaro. ROW 4: B. Clark, E. Taylor, E. Byers, A. Doncxtelli, G. Allen, B. Huffman, B. Davis, I. McGinly. Epsilon Phi chapter of Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity has been active at Youngstown College for four years. During this time the chapter has carried out many ser- vice projects for the school, the community and the nation. Epsilon Phi patterns itself by the three principles of leadership, friendship and service. The year l95O marked the silver anniversary of Alpha Phi Omega, which now includes 233 chapters, the largest Creek-letter fraternity in the country. During l95O Epsilon Phi received the emblazed leather achievement award, for out- standing service, at the national convention held in Des Moines, Iowa. President Bill Houser accepted the award on behalf of the fraternity. Professor Harold Crites, Dave Massaro, and Mike Belegris also represented the chapter at the convention. On March 3l, the third annual lester's Ball was held at Stambaugh Auditorium. This successful dance also maked the formal introduction of Alpha Pi Epsilon service sorority. The basic principles of Alpha Pi Epsilon are similar to those of Alpha Phi Omega, with both groups pledging themselves to carry out service projects. ROW 1: Mike Belegris, Edward Taylor, Bill Houser, David Massaro. Ioseph Iati. ROW Z: Iohn Roman, Dan Daniels. On Campus, Epsilon Phi handled the Community Chest Drive, the March of Dimes, and the Mile of Dimes campaigns for the community. Once again at Christmas, the fraternity decorated the halls of Yoco and placed a tree in front of the main building. The annual Food-for-the-Needy cam- paign was a big success, as over ZOOO cans of food were collected by the fraternity. A-Phi-O manned the refreshment stand at several Student Council stag dances, checked coats and sold refreshments for the Yocohooey Variety show, sponsored a Memor- ial Day ceremony, aided in the Clean Up Week campaign at school and worked at the Boy Scout camp erecting tents for summer camp- ing. Several members served as scoutmasters and committeemen for local troops. 6,044 p 6 Omega OFFICERS MEMBERS President .....,....,,.. William G. Houser Vice-President V-, ..,.. . Edward Taylor Pledgemaster ....E,,, ..-,-David Massaro Recording Secretary .,,,...rr, Ioseph Iati Corresponding Secretary -,o.Mike Belegris Treasurer ....r,....., - ,,... .Iohn Roman Historian .s,.....,,, .- ...,, . Dan Daniels Alumni Secretary ----George B. Snyder III Chariman of Faculty Advisory Committee Professor Harold B. Crites Chief Scouting Advisor Henry E. Katschke FACULTY ADVISORS Prof. H. R. Crites, Dr. C. P. Gould, Prof. G. O'Brien, E. B. Smith. SCOUTING ADVISORS H. E. Katschke, F. Pisani. HONORARY MEMBER Runstromer Kjell G. Allen I. Iati H. Ardinger I. Iacobs D. Ashmus T. Kennedy F. Barczyk A. Locmlorecht M. Belegris C. Lump B. Brothers Massaro E. Byers D. Heehan G. Chapman I. McGinty R. Clark P. Nicora R. Curtis F. Plichik D. Daniels I. Roman R. Davis P. Snyder A. Donatelli W. Stormer I. Genos E. Taylor G. Glosner M. Tirpak I. Guthrie W. Turner W. Houser C. Vasu R. Huffman C. Zidictn Zeadawiqe, and Sefwdoe I Dean Miller, I. Donegcm. R. Kobal, I. Gerek. MEMBERS I. Danylchcxk A. Bczlogh C. Cctrfomo M. Senoyuit R. Rodecker A. Valiensi I. Desmond G. Konik C. Ross R. Wahlmcm H. Iuhn I. Dcrvanzo R. Crawford C. Utecht D. Kennedy D. O'BIien I. Gcrlich I. Simeo P. ReVezzo R. Swansiger 144644 . cw emma Alpha Tau Gamma is a local honorary fraternity, restricted to students majoring in accounting with a 2.00 scholastic average in their major field. The fraternity advisor is Robert L. Miller, dean of the Business School. Meetings are held on the first Friday of every month during the school year. Guest speakers, who are men very familiar with current accounting problems, help acquaint the group with up-to-date accounting principles. The fraternity sponsors a semi-annual accounting breakfast at Mill Creek Park and several dinner dances during the year at the Girard V. F. W. Members who have completed l8 hours of account- ing are presented fraternity keys at these dinners, and graduating seniors receive fraternity scrolls. Graduating members may join the Alpha Tau Gam- ma Alumni Association. ln April the fraternity sponsored its first Ac- counting Clinic at the Elks Club. The fraternity would like to make this an annual affair. After dinner a four-man panel, composed of specialists in I, Iacobs the general accounting field, answered the group's T- Higley questions. I. DeEu1io L OPFICERS I. Donegun President ..........aa....... Ioe Donegccn C. Staydisban Vice-President .... ...... . Rudolph Kobal Secretary .... .... C hcfrles Stcrydisban Trecrsurer --- ........... Ioe Gerek ROW 1: I. Dcmylchcxk, H. Balogh. C. Ccxrfcmo, M. Senoyuit, R. Rodecker. A. Valiensi, I. Desmond, G. Konik. C. Ross ROW 2: R. Wcrhlmcxn, H. Iuhn, I. Dcxvcmzo, R. Crawford. C. Utecht. D. Kennedy, D. O'Brien, I. Gcxlich, I. Simeo. ROW 3: P. ReVezzo, R. Swunsiger, I. Iacobs, T. Higley, I. DeEulio. OW 1 R Stmner, G. Ernst. C. Castrodale. I. Biles. R. Lynch, T, Livermore. OW 2 N Mcqecic, I. Arnal, A. Kubilis, E. Schuerer. N. Bletso, E. Fuzer, L G1LldlC1 I. Martin, H. Routh. mefzdcmz The Youngstown College Chapter of the Ameri- can Chemical Society, Student Affiliates, was or- ganized in May, l948. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to better acquaint chemistry students with each other, and to give them intellectual stimula- tion and experience in preparing and presenting technical material before audiences. This chapter was received from national headquarters in luly, l 948. A picnic was held at Pioneer Pavilion for all students interested in the fields of chemistry, and later the chapter sponsored a Christmas party. During the year field trips were taken by the group to the Ward Baking Company and the lsaly Plant. Representatives were sent to an A.C.S. meeting in Cleveland and a national meeting at lvlt. Mercy College in Pittsburgh. OFFICERS Treasurer sss... .- ....,s,., Iohn Martin Secretary -, .. ,sss Mary Lou Macko Chairman Ass. .... E mil Hrivnak Vice-Chairman -W .... Iohn Bogdan Historian ssss. s,,. H obert DeWitt ROW 1: C. Cuthbertson, I. Martin, I. Bogdan, Dr. Catherine N Bridgham E Hrivnak. R. DeWitt. M. Macko. ROW Z: D. Massaro. I. Knupp, I. Ceryan, S. Magni. I. Tooxll B Paluszak F. Headd, T. LaVe11e. me Sway MEMBERS C. Cuthbertson I. Ceryan E. Hrivnak S. Magni I. Martin I. Tooill R. DeWitt B. Paluszak I. Bogdan F. Headd M. Macko T. LcrVe11e Dr. Catherine N. Bridgham N. MCrjeCiC R. Stinner I. Arnal G. Ernst A. Kubilis C. Castrodale E. Schuerer I. Biles N. Bletso R. Lynch E. Fuzer T. Livermore L. Giudici E. Kovalik I. Martin D. Massaro A H. Routh I. Knupp I. Martin, M. Macko, E. Hrivnak I Bogdan R DeWitt. ,415 Ha! The dual purpose of the Art Club is to stimulate an interest in and an appreciation of art as a cultural medium and to encourage self-expression through active participation in club activities. Several displays of famous works are brought to the school each year for study by the students. Besides many interesting projects, an exhibit of Youngstown College art is shown at the Butler Art gallery each year during May. The works are judged by a famous artist and speaker. This year's judge is Samuel Rosenberg of Pittsburgh. OFFICERS Advisor --- ..,.,, -Miss Margaret Evans President .,..., ........., E ileen Russo Vice-President --- c--,Bobert Leepard Ir. Treasurer ,-- ..... Thomas Ownes Secretary ............... Ioseph Ciminelli Assistant Secretary ..,,-. Ioseph Humenuk Dedm 666 dm Delta Chi Epsilon, a social sorority composed of business girls attending night school, has completed its eleventh year on campus. Many enjoyable events were held throughout the year including parties with various fraternities and a welcome card party with our almunae. Rush season was climaxed at the Pick Ohio Hotel where the pledges were formally activated and the newly-elected officers installed. Rounding out the year was the sorority's annual june dinner dance at the l-lorvath Tea Room in Salem attended by both actives and alumnae. Delta Chi Epsilon extends sincerest best wishes to the advisor, Miss Pauline Church, who has contributed so much of her time and effort to the sorority. Antoinette Choppa Gloria Davies Helen Demeny Margaret Fleischer Ina Mae Freeley MEMBERS Hilda Jenkins Rita Kramer Genevieve Krispinsky Iune Krohn Elaine Leuschner Margaret Guilinger Lucille Loury Florence Hizncry Marilyn Love Dorothy Miller Ieanne Miller Nancy Io O'Nei1l Isabelle Rayner Freida Reinnerth lean Rigelsky Wilma Suty Dorothy Tucker H. Ienkins, D. Tucker, I. Rayner, F. Hiznay OFFICERS President ,,,,,, ---... Hilda Ienkins Vice-President V-- , .... Dorothy Tucker Secretary .,,- ..... I sabelle Rayner Treasurer s- Florence Hiznay Advisor ss, ---Miss Pauline Church ROW l: G. Davies, I. Rayner, I. Rigelsky, G. Krispinsky, H. Ienkins, I. Krohn. ROW 2: A. Choppa, L. Loury. ROW 3: N. O'Nei11, M. Fleisher, D. Tucker, E. Leuschner, M. Guilinger, W. Suty, F. Runinerth, H. Demeny M Freely F Hiznay. ae 14 Zrwneea aa The a cappella choir of sixty voices has been steadily making progress in the wide field of vocal music. The high- light of the past season was its performance at Station WTAM in Cleveland over the National Broadcasting Company outlet. The group has provided fine musical entertainment at many college functions. lt has also been heard for many years at the baccalaureate exercises. Musical selections during the year include hymns, folk ballads, spirituals and the great polyphonic music of Bach, The membership is open to all col- lege students interested in music. Within the greater body of the choir is a smaller group called the Madrigal Singers. They perform the highly technical works of the masters in the mode of early times. The troupe is directed by W. H. Miller, dean of the music school. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED T. McKenna, R. Millitch, Sister Germaine Storron, M. Smith, I. Dahlgren. ROW 1: A. Wright, D. Vitucci, D. Perell, R. Melcer, H. Brooks, R. Rohm, T. Evans, Decm W. H. Miller, F. Hcmdwork, C. Vcrrsko, E. Sounders. V. Iones, R. Centoicmti, I. Russell, N. O'Connor. ROW 2: M. Hogen, M. Suosio, M. Zimmerman, I. Bonner, W. Petrovich, R. Mercmto, D. Fernandez, F. Michael, S. Berger, P. Disrnukes, F. VcmHove. I. Kctrcrvcxrct. ROW 3: M. Barganier, P. Ccrrpino, S. Floresco, E. Pegues, B. Drexler, O. Crawford, D. Riley, C. Rotor, I. Penn, B. Brownlee, V. Btumbectu, L. Woodfolk, G. Oliver. ROW 4: R. Icmozone, I. Robinson, B. Terlecki, D. DoCunto, I. Grohovsky, S. Iccobson, B. Kramer, G. Brehm, G. Brooks, R. Fawcett, G. Elser, S. Scrfrcrn, I. Fawcett, E. McCollum. I. Kcmtcirze. L M7756 wma 1 H. Q 13 ... ROW ROW ROW I. ROW 1: I. Millitcrle, I. Penn, G. Dismuckes, I. Karavara, L. Mould. R. Meranto, A. L. Wright, P. Carpino, D. Vituccx M Bargamer 2: E. McCollum. C. Rotar, F. Taylor, B. Woodfolk. V. Iones, D. Fernandez, F. Michael, I. Robinson, E. Pegues R Bruce Dr Henry V Stearns 3: I. Fawcett, B. Younger, G. Brooks, W. Kramer, F. Van Hoen, M. Smith, E. Hamilton, G. Elser, M. Zimmerman D Saunders B Drexler Grohovsky. 4: S. Safran, L. Bertolini. O. Crawford, B. Fawcett, F. Hcmdwork, S. Borger, N. Kelly. SINGING AROUND THE PIANO The mixed chorus was first organized about ten years ago. Since that time, it has become a large and active organi- zation. lts membership is open to all college students. Study- ing the best in oratorio repertoire, the Chorus presents one such selection a year in a public concert. At present there are about sixty members in the chorus. The work studied is en- joyable to sing as well as educational. During the past school year one of the main selections was a German Requiem by Brahms. Members of the chorus always participate in the college operas, taking both major and minor roles. Dr. Henry V. Stearns, long time director of the chorus, has always adhered to the maxim that everybody likes to sing, no matter what type of music, and the versatility of the chorus is indeed a tribute to him. One of the outstanding annual events of the chorus is its performance of the Seven Last Words on Good Friday at the Palace Theater for the Union Lenten Service. The chorus also sings at the May Day ceremonies. E. McCollum, sitting: Dr. Henry V Stearns I Karavara R Meranto, M. Zimmerman, B. Drexler D Fernandez G Brooks I Grohovsky, I. Fawcett, S. Borger mme Qaeda! ROW 1: A. Corrado, A. Krupko, E. Booth, P. Gosnell, M. L. Parker, N. O'Connor. ROW 2: W. Hamilton, M. I. Graham Ir., C. Anderson, B. I. Rounsley, G. Kent, H. Brooks, D. Tamburro. ROW 3: L. Muller, W. B. Dryburgh, C. Hoirneister, G. Garramone. F. Barnet, H. P. Battituna, C. Martin. The fall of l95O opened with the Drama Guild's presen- tation of the very successful Yocohooey lI , a variety show featuring the outstanding talent of Youngstown College. Pro- ceeds of the show were donated to a scholarship fund as were those of its famous predecessor, Yocohooey I . The Drama Guild, in conjunction with the Dana School of Music, presented the operetta, Patience . All phases of dramatic work are done by the Guild. As a group the Drama Guild enjoyed an excursion to the Hanna Theater in Cleveland to see Romeo and juliet and a visit to the Youngstown Playhouse to see Light Up The Sky . The Guild sponsors Open House Movies for the entire student body on Friday afternoon. HOW 1: E. Booth. C. Anderson. ROW 2: D. I. Tamburro, W. S. Hamilton, C. Hof NEW ol-'Horns OFFICERS meme President ,....... -Mary Ellen Cavanaugh President ----rr ---- W ilson Hamilton Vicepresidem ------U --Hurry C. Meiers Vice-President .c.. - ..-.Donald Tarnburro Treasurer -------nu -MMMm,jorie Pope Treasurer ,,,....... ,Charles Hofmeister Recording Secretary ....... Phyllis Gosnell Recording Secfelcffl' V -ffff- EVGIYTI Booth E Corresponding Secretary nn Ann Kmpko Corresponding Secfy ,,,, Carole Anderson 76 Zta adm dgma Eta Delta Sigma sorority of Youngstown College was or- ganized in l943 with Z9 charter members. This sorority was founded to promote common interests among women students seeking higher education while con- tinuing their professional duties in business, or as nurses, teachers or housewives. The aim of this sorority is to co-operate in educational service, build character and develop intellectual community service as well as a democratic spirit among women at work or play. The members are interested in promoting an educational program along with social activities during the year. They are loyal boosters and are faithful to all civic pro- jects promoted by the college. ROW 1: R. Powell, M. I. Quirk, M Menmng ROW 2: G. Meshot. M. Ferguson. E Lowmxller OFFICERS MEMBERS HONORARY MEMBERS President ,c,,c,, , -- Matilda Menning I Vice-President H--. .... Genevieve Meshot II Vice-President .. .... .. Mrs. Rachel Powell Corresponding Secretaryc.Mary lane Quirk Recording Secretary .cc,,, . Mary Ferguson Treasurer nm H. , .--M Elizabeth Lowmiller Miss Frieda Chapman Mrs. Mary Cifra Elizabeth Lowmiller Mrs. Margaret Mahrer Elizabeth Medicus Matilda Menning Genevieve Meshot Mrs. Doris Merkel Winifred Bossert Mrs. Violet Crane Florence Cumming Gail Daglgren Marie Fawcett Mary Ferguson Mrs. Bernice Gillespie Mrs. Rachel Powell Mrs. Helen Hutchison Mrs. Mary Quirk Golda Kilpatrick Annette LaPol1a Anna Tims Katherine Thorne Mrs. Patricia Leyshou lean McCullough Mrs. Katherine Bradley Iennie Zhuck ROW 1: G. Meshot, M. Quirk, B. Gillespie, M. Menning, F. Chapman. ROW 2: I. Buonpaue. R. Powell, M. Ferguson, E. Lowmiller. Freda Flint Mrs. Ioseph Smith E Yi 4?'W 'l2 Wilt l amine Checking facts, writing heads, writing last- minute stories and making page dummies are part ot the duties of the editor. jim Mahoney completes late editorial work on the after- noon before publication. The editor is the link connecting the various departments - busi- ness, circulation, advertising, and editorial. mb.. JIM MAHONEY-EDITOR The jambar is nearing its final stage as prep- arations are made to start the presses rolling. Inspecting the first page proofs are copy editor, joe Michaels, and editor, jim Mahoney, Once these proofs are checked, only' the mechanical procedures of printing, folding and cutting stand between the news and the jam- bar's 4,000 readers. Pressman, I. Michaels, I. Mahoney Assignments are out, reporters have returned with their notes, and the jambar takes its first step toward publication. Some of the staff writers are pictured in the initial stage ot writing copy. TABLE 1: I. Lyons, I. Holland. B. Savage, B. Flint. 78 TABLE Z: I. Frcxzzini, S. O'Brien. famine Copy editor, josie Frazzini, and managing editor, Mel Mamula, check stories for correct information, grammar, and story and sentence construction. The copyreaders also affix heads to news and feature articles. I. Frazzini. M. Mumulcr The business staff is one of the least-publicized de- partments of the college paper. Yet, without the advertise- ments they obtain, the contracts they negotiate, or the mail circulation they maintain, the organization of the paper would suffer considerable. T Y wdwfwf' ,, gg D. Casscxdy, T. O'Connor. H. Brock. D. Baynes. Stella Ballack Steve Babinch Martha Bruce Ann Centotanti Rose Marie Clark Miss Corbin Amy Corrado Iohn Cottorn Ann D'Agostino Doris Davis Ioe Derenzo Steve Delpero Geraldine Diorio Fanny Faustino Ed F inamore William Forsythe Margaret Fowler Fred Griffiths Mike Hura Patsy Iulius R. H. Knight Shirley Liska Sam Loree 80 ROW 1: A. Corrado, V. Pitts, C. Lowry. ROW 2: W. Mason, C. Tuhill, M. Bruce. F. Chapman, G. Diorio, P. Wolfcale, F. Slanina, W. Stormer. ROW 3: P. Iulius, C. Roth, S. Loree. I. Matta. M. Mirkin, I. Ywicho, G. Winsen. MEMBERS Carol Lowry Vincent Maggiano Rose Mary Malone Dominic Martin lim Matta Mary Io Mazzillo Morse Mirkin Shirley Orange Virginia Pitts Frank Plihcik Ioan Richards C. I. Roth Iack Roth Mary Siciliano Frances Slanina William Stormer Chcaleen Tuhill Robert Vansuch Marjorie Wern George Winsen Pat Woltcale Shirley Yeaton Ioe Yurcho 7? The Elementary Teacher's Professional Club, organized in l94O, is open to all students majoring in elementary edu- cation. The purpose of the club is to promote good fellowship, stimulate professional growth, and provide a source of social and intellectual entertainment. During l95O the club sponsored a variety show, Youth On Parade , which featured the talent of elementary school children in the Youngstown district. The proceeds of this project were donated to the department of elementary edu- cation. The E.T.P.C. held a Christmas banquet, also a spring banquet to honor graduating seniors and newly elected of- ficers. Monthly meetings are held at Pollock l-lall and the pro- grams are varied to include a short business meeting, inter- esting speakers and entertainment. G. Diorio, F. Chapman. F. Plihcik, W. Storrner V. Pitts, G. Winsen. OFFICERS President ,,,,,c. -... G eO1'ge Winsen Vice-President ..., ,...s. - Virginia Pitts Secretary ..,,. ..... G eraldine Diorio Treasurer --- ,--William Stormer Advisor ss, ,,.Frieda Chapman an 6 Spadka Mu Pi Epsilon is an honorary fraternity open to mathematics, physics, and engineering majors having minimum point averages of 2.00. Among the varied activities of the fraternity are field trips to industrial plants each spring. An installation banquet for new members is held each semester with leading citizens and industrialists as guest speakers. These functions aid in acquainting members with fields of industry ordinarily not covered in the classroom. ln addition to its intellectual studies, the fraternity also sponsored many events that found their place under the social calendar . Many were out- door activities such as the fraternity's sponsorship of softball and basketball teams that engaged in intramural games, and a golf match with the Engineer- ing school faculty lwho also opposed the fraternity in their annual football game held Thanksgiving morningl. Mu Pi Epsilon held many parties for members and their guests during the year and a post graduation picnic in june. W. Vczngeloff R. McMeans, D. Nephew, R. Bishop MEMBERS OFFICERS Robert Bishop Richard D. McMeans Robert Brown David N eph ew President ...... - ,,,.Wa1ter Vangeloif George Bregar Iarnes Donegan Iohn P. Ellsworth Thomas Flink Norvin Hansburg Iohn Hiltabiddle Edward Kelch Howard Knight Arthur Lambrecht Lawrence Lesh Donald Meigs Michael Nevinski Robert Ordway Raymond Owoc George Plevniak Robert Hay Frank Stigliano Marvin Tradler Cassius Whitehill Walter Vcxngeloff Stephen Vargo Row 1 T Flmk R Ordwoy, D. Meigs, R. Brown. F. Stigliano. E. Kelch. Row Z C Whxtehzll S. Vargo, M. Tradler, L. Lesh, I. Ellsworth. Vice-President -as David Nephew Treasurer .... Robert B1shop Secretary ,-- Richard McMeans Row 1: F. D'Isa Ccxdvisorl, R Bishop D Nephew R McMeans W Vangeloif l I. Grabski iadvisorj Row 2: R. Owoc, G. Bregar C Heaton I Hzltabiddle H Knight M Nevxnskx Ween Staff Dcm Daniels, Barbara Flint Kathy Shabala, senior editor and Harry Schwab, assistant editor did a commendable job this year. lt was a difficult task to compile the names of over 600 seniors alphabetically. Pasting the senior pic- ture panels, writing lines, cropping pictures and writing copy were their duties. They were on call at all times and always finished an appointed task. Harry Schwab, Kathy Shcxbalct 'mfazxs-rw i-'anti-Ansar tfasexm 's'rmmlmmsna 1 1-same.-sssai M Bm' img ,ami iw tm-W. Maw i M ... .W . ,la ...:- - f, P 9 1 v 3. 5 Z 'hiy- M' - F1 Q' Zim? Editor-in-Chief Dan Daniels and his staff have put out a book of which we can all be proud. Barb Flint, assistant editor, was kept busy proof reading all written material. Long hours and hard work has paid off-we feel sure that this is one of the best yearbooks ever to be presented to us. Our hats are off to you for your good job. Frank Barczyk--a handy man behind the camera -is a retiring gentleman when it becomes his turn to pose. Nevertheless, we deem it necessary to say here, Thank you, Frank, for all your hard work, long hours, and wonderful shots. Rev. Linder, Bill Turner, and jerry Bernstein also aided in making the '51 NEON a real pictorial review. This year we were certainly fortunate in having the talents of two, very fine artists. Wilson R. Price and Bob Curtis served as Co-Art Editors. We feel certain that their art work pictured throughout. the book speaks for itself. Top: Bob Curtis Bot: Wilson Price agnammgmtmwgm QMS? gig ,E N Y., if ll ,. .1 :gms 5 Q gays H gag, E K jx , lf, ,1 s lsimxitigiiaiaa? :Tw 5 'H SEV , E321 'I if in A H H L ff' f,...- -'ST .Q . ' lzi if Qglflf l 5iS'laLi'iQ'l-jg'-'Kit ' s t sr . .4 LE. -1, ig- ' M32 - . -:- -1 H ., :fi iialgaigi g ij LEM? , V it H it Q, 7 . 3 c3?7.Q51,s..si.r:aW it 3 ' --- H M 'rg - . 441 K,Q,,33l,W??R:Ezgiiggtga N J ,i . - - H -' 3..,,f, ,. Ei Cl 'igii1tTiimE6O 3 H: E. : - rr Q QXV t r -Q f . Tw' Q M R- : L it H rg-: ww H '. -. 'J X V J l i. .aw w E . 2 2 . -A L 'L W S, T I Phil Snyder and his many co-workers have been in charge of circulation and sales. The lVlr. T dance was held to increase Neon sales, posters and various write- ups have kept our book in the foreground throughout this year. By working diligently these people have boosted our sales over the top . Phillip Snyder. Bette Savage, Barbara Fliznt, Peggy Biga Dave Massaro, Bill Houser, lim Iennis, Chuck Perazich Sports Editor Bill Houser and his staff have done an excellent job this year. They recorded an interesting account of the college sports events which have been kept so that we could accurately tell the story of the '50-'Sl sports picture. Bette Savage, Organization Editor and her assistant jeanne Lyons whipped the organization section into good order. They contacted every organization on campus, collected lists of officers and members and rewrote copy. A hearty well-done . Jeanne Lyons, Bette Savage Szagg Anthony Donatelli, Bob Rodecker Financial matters were safe in the hands of Anthony Donatelli and his assistant, Robert Rowdecker. Taking charge of money matters these days is a huge undertak- ing but Tony kept us on an even keel-selling ads, pay- ing bills, preparing statements and keeping our affairs in top order. was Department Heads Editor ...... .... .............,........ . .... D a n Daniels Assistant Editor . . . ......BarbaraFlint Business Manager . . .,..,,...........,.... .. . Axnthony Donatelli Staff Departments Accounting ........... ..,..,.................,...,..., B ob Hodecker Circulation Manager .... ...,..,,.............. P hilip Snyder Staff-Mike Belegris, Major Graham Senior Class Editor .,.,...... .....,............... K athy Shabala Assistant Senior Class Editor .. . .......... , . Harry Schwab Co-Art Editors ..,..........., .. Will Price, Bob Curtis Staff-Walter Halfacre Organization Editor ...,..,.. Bette Savage Staff-Ieanne Lyons Sports Editor ...... Womens' Intramural ......,.......... .... H elen Kenny, Audrey Savoia ....,,............,.B11IHouser Photography Editor . . ..............,.......,.,....... Frank Barczyk Staff-William Turner, Ierry Bernstein, Ellen Russo Advertising Representatives .......... lack DeRose, Bob Rodecker, Sam Tochtenhagen, Charles Zidian, Harry Altman, Bob Whittaker, Bob Davis, George Finora Directory Editors ..,........ .... I oe Iati, Mary Beth Zimmerman Faculty Editor . .,.... . ................... Sally O'Brien Advertising Layout .... .,.,.. ....................... G 1 enn Allen Stuff Writers Iim McGinty, Melvin Mamula, Natalie Pavlon, Ioseph Michaels, Chuck Perazich Contributors Alan Davies, Iim Mahoney. Gloria Metto, Amy Corrado, Mike Belegris, Dave Massaro, Edward Taylor, Iames Gennis, Carolyn Clark, Major Graham, Mrs. Sara Sheppa, Bill Dailey Advisor .........,.,..........,............................. Mr. Flad Photography Advisor Rev. A. L. Linder 83 1 ...,..., ,A agar' fn sw M, uw.. L rf E sas s E . s i-s s Wear: Za -,gi a N v ss H W , - NQQEQWV if, pg - .Q as 4 Y, A 'WE 1 N U i Q E 'si' ,f if .Pas How 1: B. Savage, I. Bernstein, P. Snyder, B. Curtis, D. Daniels, Mr. Flad, Advisor, A. Donatelli, B. Houser, W. Price, B. Flint. Row 2: S. O'Brian, M. E. Zimmerman, I. Ashley, I. Genos, B. Rodecker, R. Sturgeon, A. Savoicr, I. Lyons. Row 3: I. McGinty, I. Icti, W. Halfacre. C. Perazich, D. Massaro, B. Davis. Again Fi 5 adm Alpha Pi Epsilon, meaning others before ourselves , is a new sorority to take its place among the active organizations on the campus of Youngstown College. Patterned after Alpha Phi Omega, the men's service fraternity, the sorority is one of four in the county. The purpose, as stated in the constitution, is to carry forward a program of serv- ice for our school and for our fellow man. The organization is open to all women students, full or part time. One of the first projects planned was to secure telephone pads for the phone booths around the school. The girls did a fine job of selling Neons in the cafeteria and co-operated with Alpha Phi Omega fraternity in their successful jester's Ball . A Row 1: Mrs. Dobrich taclvisorl, D. Mitcheliree, I. Kerola, I .Frazzini, M. McCa11en, Mrs. Shale fadvisorl. How 2: C. Italiano, R. Italiano, M. Clark, C. Clark, S. Orange, C. Bestic, R. Wear, R. Buccieri. Not Pictured: V. Monteleone, E. Casey, Mrs. Mills Cchief faculty cxdvisorl. as p '!v E Ai. , TV. A fx A Erv- 2 -i-sf E . as s .., - is eggs fr we s s may E . s W! W li. .V . SEQ. Uma Kappa ,aww I. Biles. D. Novack. G. Henihome, D. Stinner, I. Graham, M. Martine. M. Macko, I. Prazzino. MEMBERS Ianet Biles Mary Lou Babola Carol Cuthbertson Peggy Dillon Iosie Frazzini Iane Graham Gwendolyn Henthorne Eleanor Kovalik Mary Lou Macko Mary Martine Dolores Novak Rosemarie Stinner Omega Kappa Epsilon is an honorary science fraternity open to women majoring in chemistry, biology, mathematics or physics. Meetings and informal luncheons have been held throughout the year at Pollock Hall. Dr. Inga Wor- ley was the speaker at one rneetingg her topic was A Scientific Stew . Field trips have been taken to the North Side Hospital, the Bell Telephone Com- pany Building and other places of special interest to the group. The advisors are Dr. C. M. Bridgham and Dr. Inga Worley. OFFICERS . President .b,.. s-.. ,.... --v.Rosemarie Stinner Vice-President ..s. ,,A.. - Iane Graham Treasurer ..,,. ,.... M ary Lou Macko Secretary M- --,-Mary Martine Row 1: M. Martine, I. Graham, M. Macko, Mrs. Worley iadvisorl. Dr. Bridgham Cadvisorb. Row' 2: M. Babola, E. Kovalik, C. Cuthbertson, P. Dillon. l 7Zewmcm 66:1 i Row 1: I. Rayner, P. McBride, Father DeCrune, G. Krispinsky, I. Pcxvlov. Row 2: I. Welsh, E. Leskovic, T. Ready, I. Drum- mond. The Newman Club of Youngstown College is a member of the National Newman Club Federation and The Ohio Valley Province, which consists of clubs from the colleges and universities throughout Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan and West Virginia. Our bi-monthly meetings begin at 7:45 p. m. on the first and third Sundays of each month. Following each meeting is a social with dancing and refreshments. Among our religious functions for the year were such affairs as monthly communion breakfasts held at the different parishes, weekly devotions at St. loseph's Church, world-wide Cardinal Newman Day which was celebrated with Mass and a Communion breakfast, and an Annual Day of Recollection at Ursuline High School which was conducted by Father Corrigan, Catholic youth director of the Cleveland Diocese, and chaplain of the Western Re- serve Newman Club. The closing of the school year was marked by the Holy Year pilgrimage made by a large group of members to four Youngstown churches: St. Columba Cathedral, St. Edward's, Sts. Cyril and Methodius, and Sts. Peter and Paul. The sixth annual Mardi C-ras dance, at which Claire Komara reigned as queen, highlighted the social functions of the year along with such affairs as the annual banquet, at which honor keys were awarded to outstanding Newman Club members, open house, seasonal parties and participation in men's and women's intramural sports. At the close of the year plans were under way for a picnic, swimming, and a wiener roast with Newman Clubs from Akron, Cleveland and Kent State Universities. The outstanding feature of the year was the Ohio Valley Province con- vention at the University of Kentucky, at which Youngstown College was awarded a trophy for having the largest delegation. Forty members attended. Yo-Co was also represented at the Ohio Valley Province spring officers' meeting at Akron University. Many members are enthusiastically looking forward to an enjoyable week at the National Federation convention at the University of New Hampshire this summer. Row 1 R Smlth R Ondush, P. Welsh, I. Scxbolicx, E. LcxVo1pe, B. Lindner, I. Work, M. E. Ccivcxncxugh, H. Meirs, I. Rayner, C Zxdxon Row 2 M Hcxlnan P McQui11cm, M. Werner, H. McCarthy, P. Davin, D. Olenick, I. Mc:Garry, M. McCcrl1en, G. Krispinsky, S. McCreery C Komcrrcx Row 3 G DeLuc1cr I Iohnson, I. Moran, I. Kncrpic, I. Welsh, H. Ioyce, D. Mcissaro, I. Donegun, R. Feranchak. Row Row Row Row 1: M. Fleischer, L. Raszewski, N. O'Neill, C. McDonald, R. Sturgeon, H. Kenny, S. Curr, G. Sues, M. Pierson, R. Kosiba. 2: I. Kennedy. B. Moskcxlik. I. Stephens, B. Dell, F. Rzeppcx, S. Pompurcc, E. Leskovic, I. Pompurcr, I. Drummond, R. Freisen. 3: C. Itcxlicmo, R. Italiano, I. Kerolcr, E. Leuschner, H. Siminoff, G. Krispinsky, R. Ccxrr, M. A. Mcfrkovich, P. McBride, I. Pdvlov E. Casey. I. Frcrzzini. 4: I. McGinty, P. Corbin, T. Vcxhey, I. Higgins, C. Noble, F. Beck, G. Borko, T. Dohar, B. Houser. 040 Welle? Fzzoadnce onaeution--Zlachewity af Kewtacdq k wwssss .xx.:ffnfn:Q Umdcfzan .famfafa Row 1 C Ruth, A. Muntean, S. Tochtenhagen. M. Petrucci. F. Ciotola. Row 2 F Gasper. H. Monzon, M. Conti, M. Paschke. D. Marcy, S. Petrykowski, W. Hess. Row 3 R Melvin. A. Fogarish, D. Iohnson, P. Barnot, B. Villiot. R. Hritzo, W. Barnes, I. Knupp, N. Williams. Omicron Lambda is an honorary biology fra- OFFICERS ternity. Membership requirements are com- pletion of twelve semester hours in biology with a point index of 2.00. The purpose of Omicron Lambda is to further acquaint its members with the people and problems of cur- rent biology. Field trips, speakers, monthly publications and informal gatherings help to accomplish the objectives of Omicron Lambda. MEMBERS William Barnes Francis Barnot Frank Ciotola Michael Conti Andrew Fogccrish Frank Gasper William Hess Robert Hritzo David Iohnson Sylvester Keish Iohn Knupp Richard Melvin Hannibal Monzon Alex Muntean Marian Paschke Michael Pertrucci Stanley Petrykowski Chester Ruff Sam Tochtenhazen Robert Villiott Norman Williams President .......,a. Michael Conti Vice-President Secretary ,...... Treasurer --- William Hess ,Marian Paschke ---Richard Melvin Historian ,.,. ...L S ylvester Keish Reporter ,--.- ---.David Iohnson Advisor .... -,-...Mr. Marcy Row 1: M. Paschke. M. Conti, Mr. Marcy. Row Z: W. Hess. R. Melvin. Z9 6 adm Phi Epsilon, local honorary chemistry fraternity of Youngstown College, has been an active organization for twenty years. The primary objective of the fraternity is to provide a basis of mutually beneficial association and solidar- ity among serious students of chemistry and related sciences. The existence of such a group furnishes an incentive for scholastic attainment, since the main qualification for mem- bership is a point average of 2.00 in chemistry. All members participate in making the year's program successful. Bi-monthly business meetings are livened by spirited discussions. Professional men who have won recogni- tion in various scientific fields are invited to deliver addresses at the fraternity's installation banquets. Some of the members of Phi Epsilon hold positions in industryg others are studying for advanced degrees at well-known universities. Phi Epsilon's advisors are Dr. E. D. Scudder, lVlr. William Beckman, Mr. Paul C. Luginbill and Mr. Irwin Coheng all of whom are members of the faculty of the department of chem- istry. Ioe Cerycm Robert DeWitt Livio Guidici Emil Hrivnak Dcxvid Iohnson Ted Kcrszubowski MEMBERS James Kelly Fred Klem Thomas Livermore David Nephew Scrm Tochtenhcxzen Iohn Tooill Row 1: R. DeWtit, S. Tochtenhozen. D. Nephew, I. Cerycm. Row 2: N. Maine. W. Beckman, P. Lugirxbill. OFFICERS PIE'SiC1e11l p...... -,---- I oe Ceryqn Vice-President ..,, --- -David Nephew Secretary ..u.. .uD... - Robert DeWitt Treasurer --- .,b, Som Tochtenhcrzen Row 1: S. Tochtenhcgen, D. Nephew, I. Cerycm, R. DeWitt. E. Hrivnak. fRow 2: L. Giulici, I. Kelly, I. Tooill, T. Kczszubowski. T. Livermore. W' 5 XWJMJ- l Row 1 Conductor Mr Alvm Myerovich, S. Horvoth, V. Brcxmbecxu, I. Comello. G. Elser, E. Pelligriru F Kovoch I Txllmghcst Row 2 P Bartok W Sucher E Biles, R. Miller, K, Johnson, I. Hrecz. E. Smith, D. Franks. Row 3 M Wcmzo I McG1nty S. Safran, T. Stanton, F. Wilson, D. Stokes. F. Tomcrsello. N. Chrcznizcik, I. Moss gmpiaaq 026460174 The symphony orchestra is a small but very har- monious organization. Each year it makes at least three public appearances, and it provides the orchestral back- ground for the college's annual operetta. The favorite works it performes during the season include selections by Beethoven, Bach, Romberg and Gershwin. The group rehearses on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The orchestra is conducted by Alvin Myerovich, who is also the head of the string department in the Music School. Mr. lVlyerovich's broad experience and professional education helps to guide the members and aid in their Interpretation of the masters', work. The orchestra is open to all college students regardless of their major subject. lts participation in the school pro- gram adds greatly to the cultural experience of its mem- bers, and the general student body. Zaye game! The college band, one of the most colorful organi- zations on the campus, takes part in many school activi- ties. lt plays at all home football games and at many out- of-town games. During the basketball season a small portion- of the band holds forth in the center of the cheering section, inspiring the team and the students. The marching band practices diligently during the football season, in much the same manner as the foot- ball team. The members can usually be found on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays from three to five o'clock faithfully drinning and playing at Harrison Field. When the last game has been played, the band moves into it's winter quarters and prepares for the concert season. Usually two or three concerts are given during the academic year. The band also plays for commencement exercises. To be a member of such an active group may be considered a great honor as well as a service to the school. Any Youngstown College student may become a member of the band, no matter what his major field. The majorettes are a small but very necessary addition to the marching band. These six girls add much glamour to the organization. When the band is on the football field the girls do various dance routines and lead the band in showy formations. Row 1: R. Fitzer, E. Smith, S. Stuart. M. Hogan. R. Miller, E. Biles, D. Pranks. Row 2: W. Fountos. L. Bertolini, G. Shecxke, A. Perrotta. F. Tomcxsello, T. Stanton, K. Iohnson., I. Hahn. H Doud I Gooshmcm T Ken nedy, E. Pelligrini. Row 3: Mr. Dolliver, director, I. Moss. I. Hrecz. R. Kohler, A. Besser, S. Safran, F. Wilson, C. Rotcrr, W Redhcur R McCormick I McGinty. M. Wanzo, I. Fawcett. ' ' 7706 in amid Row 1: S. Iacobson, F. Taylor. D. Franks, Dr. Stearns, G. Brooks. T. Kennedy. Row Z: R. Melcer. E. McCollum, M. Wanzo, S. Horvath, E. Rodgers, I. Hrecz, C. Rotar, A. Buonpane, A. Stuart. Delta Eta chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national, professional and honorary music fraternity was established on campus in l948. Phi Mu Alpha sponsor.ed its annual National Founder's Day recital Feb. 7. Attended by l5O, it was acclaimed as one of the finest in the history of the fraternity. In conjunction with Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary women's music fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha presented its yearly All-American recital, featuring the works of outstanding native composers. Parties, meeting, smokers and a highly successful rush season climaxed by a banquet and initiation of pledges, high- lighted the l95O-5l school year. Faculty advisor for the group is Dr. Henry V. Stearns. F. Taylor. A. Buonpaine, T. Kennedy, S. Safran. Seated: Dr. Henry V. Stearns. President Secretary Treasurer Warden .... ..... Historian Advisor ..s. OFFICERS - - - - Steve Safran --- ..,,. Thomas Kennedy --- ----.----Daniel Franks Thomas Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Henry V. Stearns MEMBERS Levio Bertolini Gordon Brooks Anthony Buonpane Robert Fitzer Daniel Franks Steve Horvath Ioseph Hrecz Stanley Iacobson Thomas Kennedy Everett McCollum Raymond Miller Essotto Pelligrini William Pugh Charles Rotar Steve Safran Edward Smith Alexander Stuart Frank Taylor Melvin Wanzo dgma 146654 7am Sigma Alpha lota is a women's national honorary and professional music fraternity. Alpha Nu chapter was reinstated at Youngstown College in i945 after being transferred from its original charter loca- tion in Warren. The traditional musicale and reception, welcoming the faculty and students of the Dana School of Music, was held in October at Pollock Hall. ln November, under the sponsorship of the Warren alumnae chapter, a miniature musicale was held at Pollock l-lall, honoring Mrs. Ruth Could, provience alumnae secretary. The spring semester was especially eventful with rush parties, pledge services and formal initiation. Outstanding musical programs included two formal recitals. One was pre- sented by the girls in Februaryg the annual All-American re- wal lyvas given with the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity during Music ee . Highlighting the social events were the wonderful ban- quet with Phi Mu Alpha and the farewell breakfast for seniors where chapter honors were presented and the annual gift was given to the music school. OFFICERS President ...a..... . a . a,.MiricLm Suosio Vice-President ..... , Rosemarie Ianazone Corresponding Secretary --- Stella Floresco Recording Secretary . .a-.---Iulie Karavara Treasurer .......,,, , ., ,.c. Dahlia Vitucci Row 1: H. L. Ceglie, I. Dahlgren. I. Karavara, D. Vitucci, M. Suosio, M. R. Ianazone S. Floresco MEMBERS Ann Besser Helen Lou Ceglie Iune Dahlgren Marilyn Hogen Stella Floresco Rosemarie Ianazone Iulie Karavara Pat Murphy lean Russell Miriam Suosio Dahlia Vitucci Row 2: I. Karavara. D. Vitucci, M. Suosio, R. M. Ianazone, S. Floresco. Row 3: A. Besser, P. Murphy, M. Hogen, I. Russell. may Lf. Col. Robert s. Stacey 2.0. .. Major Robert Sherman Stacey, a 37-year-old anti- aircraft expert, is holding the post of professor of military science and tactics of the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Youngstown College. The new program, authorized at the College by the Army, offers general military theory in its two-year basic course, while the advanced part of the four year curriculum includes more specialized training in anti- aircraft defense. Assisting him in setting up an administrative office has been Major john E. Arthur, assistant professor of military science and tactics at Delaware University. Major Stacey, who began his army career as a pri- vate in l942, recently completed the advanced course at the artillery training center at Fort Sill, Okla. Prior to that he served for three years with the Army General Staff in the office of the director of plans and operations in Washington. During the war years Major Stacey com- manded a 90-millimeter battery in Panama, and was a gunnery instructor with the Training Center of the Pana- ma Coast Artillery. He joined the regular army andl graduated from Columbia University in l932. Major Stacey has been given a temporary promotion to Lieutenant Colonel. The promotion was one of several hundred made by the Department of the Army. Captain Charles E. jones, an Army, artillery expert, has joined the faculty of Youngstown College as assistant professor of military science and tactics, completing the organization of the College R.O.T.C. unit. Captain jones reported here from Fort Lewis, Wash., where he was in command of a battery of the l5th anti-aircraft artillery auto- matic weapons battalion. A resident of Lynchburg, Va., he received a B.S. degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in l94O. While in college he was a member of the varsity football, baseball, and boxing teams. Upon graduation, jones entered the service with the 244th Coast Artillery, and served with that unit in Iceland. Later he went to England, where he attended as a battery commander in the air defense of England, Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Central Europe and Ardennes campaigns. After a period of occupation ser- vices in Germany he returned to the United States in l945. STAFF Sgt. john L. Young, a veteran of l2 years service, is the assistant instructor. He was previously stationed at Fort Meade, with the 70th Anti-aircraft Gun Battalion. He served in World War ll with the navy in the Pacific theater. Sgt. Young and his wife and son reside in Hubbard. MlSgt. Richard P. Davies, a veteran of ten years' service, is in charge of the ad- ministrative staff. During the war Davies served with the Third Armored Division in Europe and received the Bronze Star Medal for outstanding achievement in combat. He resides in Hubbard with his wife and two sons. Sgt. Paul E. Drane, a veteran of eight years, is assigned as the supply sergeant. Sergeant Drane was on duty with the of- fice of the post engineer, Ft. Knox, before reporting to Youngstown College. Drane l and his wife are living in Youngstown. The Sergeant served in Central European campaigns and was with the occupational forces in Germany and japan. Captain Chozrles E. Iones Sergecints Young, Davies, Drane. --- rV An anti-aircraft artillery unit of the Reserve Officer Training Corp was established at Youngstown College in April, headed by Lt. Col. Robert Sherman Stacey who holds the post of professor of military science and tactics. Although Youngstown has heretofore had no military science courses, a nucleus for the advanced course was pro- vided by forty-two veterans and transfer students whose pre- vious training qualified them. Initially l75 men enrolled, and of the total l l8 took the first year basic courses with the remaining number, practi- cally all vets, being divided among three advanced classes. The R.O.T.C. unit is organized into a cadet battalion consisting of three batteries and a band. The first year of R.O.T.C. is spent in studying general fundamentals, the sec- ond, anti-aircraft artillery material. The last two years, open only to selected students, are spent on gunnery, tactics and other military subjects needed by officers. Cadets Robert j. Bishop and john Pete, jr., were awarded top R.O.T.C. honors and took their place as the first two Dis- tinguished Military Students in Youngstown College history. Cadet Lt. Col. john Pete, lr. also made college history by be- ing appointed as the first cadet battalion commander. ' The overall purpose of the new program is to teach stu- dents how to be leaders in military and civilian life, and to prepare them to serve in peace and war. eldgiaa 70: .life THE PURPOSE OF RELIGION IN LIFE-In terest in the Religion In Life Club and other Religion ln Life activities on the campus has increased considerably during the past year. The purpose of the Religion In Life program on and off the campus is to stimulate personal religious living, student fellowship and recre- ation, community social service and religious activity. RELIGIOUS ACTIVIES-The aims of the Re- ligion In Life program are pursued in a number of ways. Members of the Religion In Life Club assist the Chaplain, Rev. Albert L. Linder, in conducting chapel services each Wednesday St. Johns Episcopal Church noon at St. lohn's, and other special religious services. Student also participate in the direc- tion of Religion In Life Club Activities including the Sunday Evening Student Forum which meets monthly in the parlor of the Trinity Methodist Church and the Student Home Fellowship which meets monthly in the Chaplain's residence or in the homes of the students. WEEKLY RADIO SERVICE-The Religion ln Life Caravan presented each Saturday morning at 8:I5 A. NI. over WBBW is the latest religious service project which the Religion In Life Club is sponsoring. The Caravan committee in co-operation with the chaplain offers an interesting variety of material for each broadcast. The program includes- an opening and closing musical selection by the Caravan Trebele Sextet, scripture and prayer, an announcer, a week- ly devotional thought, a musical selection by a soloist or the Treble Sextet-all presented by students-and a five minute message by the chaplain. This religious service is receiving a rewarding response from the community at large. RECREATION AND FELLOWSHIP-Variety of social activities is characteristic of the club's recreational program. Numbered among the activies are a banquet in October, a fall party in November, a Christmas party, roller skating parties, monthly swims in the fall and spring, a spring party and a commencement picnic. Cofffivfm Sexfef GfChf1Pe1 Other social events and planning conferences are held during the summer months. Officers of R.I.L. are Tom Richardson, president, loAnne Ashley, vice-president, Vir- ginia Pitts, secretary and Bob Cooksey, treas- urer, and their advisor, Rev. Albert L. Linder. Kelly, Suosio, Hogen, Zimmerman, Lewis, Terlecki. l 96 R I-Student Forum 3-Rrefreshments After Forum 5-Camp Indianola Conference 2-Annual Picnic 4-Spring Party 6-R. I. L. Swimming Party Eelcgioa 7:4 .life ,4aL'cwf!cZ4 I-japanese Christian University Solicitation 3-Caravan Sextet on the Air Z-I-layride and Barndance 4-Christmas Party Society fam 77Zez'cz!a Row 1: A. Madura, R. Kloss, T. LaVe11e, W. Dell, I. Noga, H. Schwab. Row 2: F. Headd, B. Paluszak, I. Harkins, E. Schurer, E. MacDouga11. The Youngstown College Chapter of the American Society for Metals, student affiliates, was organized in january, l949. The membership is composed of engineering and chemistry students interested in metals. The purpose of the organization is to further the students' interest in metals and to help them under- stand the problems of production. Monthly educa- tional programs are planned, featuring films and guest speakers: The school year concluded with a picnic held by the parent chapter, the Mahoning Valley chapter of the A.S.M. Faculty advisors for the group are Mr. james Phil- lips and Mr. E. l. Fisher. MEMBERS W. Dell I. HClIklI1S F. Hecxdd F, Klgss Chairman ................,s William Dell T' Iaveue Vice-Chairman .... .......,. I . Noga E. MacDougal1 A. Mudum Treasurer ...,. --- Thomas LaVe11e 1, Nogq Secretary --- A,s. Harry Schwab B. Paluszak E. Schuerer H. Schwab 98 Row 1: B. Dell, I. Noga. Row 2: T. I.aVe11e. H. Schwab ,deed M I W M l. .,,., , isis.. Q: fi i, : Chfford Sounders Donald Elser During the past year the Speech Club has received a great deal of experience. Since we are primarily a young or- ganization, our activities have been limited. However with the encouragement and advice of Mr. Elser, Dr. E. B. Smith and Clifford Saunders, the Debate team, consisting of novice and varsity debaters, was whipped into action and was able to attend several debate sessions. Among these was a general debate tournament at Kent State University. Colleges from Ohio and Pennsylvania were represented. One of the nicest tournaments was a new debate convention held at Carnegie Tech. There was a mixture of practice and decision debates-all of which went into the making of a terrific and worthwhile experience. The Speech Club can prove to be a very enlightening and enriching experience to anyone who is interested in speech work and the display of his talents of constructive thinking and analyzing in debate. The club is open to all students. 4 Bob Siska Azeez Iorbbour Row 1: G. Smith, M. Navin, A. Corrado, B. Savage, I. Lyons, G. Mitchell. Row 2: H. Williams, W. Hamilton, D. Elser, S. Mislay, R. Costello. aim: 4e,4c?z The most versatile program on radio is the very appropriate theme of the YoCo on the Air program. A var- iety of ideas, presentation and people fill this weekly half- hour production. Under the direction of Herb and Dave Wil- liams, the program serves to bring Youngstown College to the public. The program is announced by Gene Smith and Red Costello. The various social events and college interest news are given by our news reporters, jeanne Lyons, Barb Savage and Nancie O'Conner. Reporting on the highlights of the sports world are George Mitchell and Steve Mislay. As a special feature for this school year a number of dramatic skits were presented. Some were written by jerry Williams, who also worked with Eileen Malley in writing continuity. A very talented cast including Marjorie Pope, Wilson Hamilton, Don Tamburro and Bob Battaluna was featured in the skits. Marianne Navin contributed back- ground for the plays and orations of special events and holi- days. The music is furnished by the students and faculty of the Dana School of Music under the direction of Dean William Hugh Miller. Piano solos, vocal selections and instrumental presentations added a musical tone to the program. Among the guest artists were David Staken, Ralph Meranto, Everett McCullum, Barbara Drexler and Stephen Horvath. The public gets a chance to met interesting people from the college and community as Amy Corrado and Eleanor Ekoniak interview guests on the program. Mayor Henderson, as the first guest, initiated the year's project. Our faculty advisor is Donald Elser, and the technicians are lack Russell and Herb Braeden. 0 B. Drexler. B. Savage, G. Smith, I. Ly ns. Za Za 2cmfz2fe'a Wane Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to an- other lS minutes of the larnbar Radio Edition . With these words Ollie Davis opened the first of the Saturday morning programs devoted to college news and sports. That opening took place more than three years ago and marked the be- ginning of the first regularly scheduled college radio shows. The first programs were presented by Oliver Davis and lim Lowery. jim Lowery and Ted Berndt next produced the program, and after Ted's graduation Matt Quinn joined jimmy cn the Radio Edition. Graduation ended lim Lowery's stay on the program. l-le was succeeded by Boy Tyrrell. In january lim Shea replaced Matt Quinn. The history of the WKBN college show has included a regular diet of campus news, sportscasts, comedy, drama, and even some poetry successfully introduced by Ted Berndt. All this and more characterized the Radio Edition and time has proved its success. 0.1652 .Zack ,411 Um 7awn In the fall of l95O, through the generosity of radio station WBBW Youngstown College was given fifteen min- utes of radio time for one of its own productions. Richard H. Weichsel of the college was chosen director by Mr. Donald Elser, supervisor of radio productions for the college. Weichsel's staff included Nancy Bunn, producerg Dale Wolfcale, moderator: Sally Connelly, public relations, Vir- vinia Pitts, Frank Plihcik, Elizabeth Davies, writersg lack Matteson, announcer: and Mary Helen lVlcNab, script girl. The broadcasts were entitled i'l.et's Look At Our Town . The purpose was to better acquaint the people of Youngstown with their town and its workings. To carry out this idea it was decided to incorporate into the broadcasts a particular or- ganization and how it benefits Youngstown. The series ran twenty-three weeks and was heard by many. fi, 'T 5' I Bill? ZS Top: Bob Tyrrell. Mutt Quinn. Bottom: Bob Tyrrell. lack Shcxy. B. Davies, I. Matteson. S. Connelly, D. Weichsel, F. Plihcik, V. Pitts. E iii l t ii Qi., gl l Q' ir Row 1: M. Magyar, D. Thomas, M. Speis. I. Pavlov. H. Siminoff, L. Hitchcock, M. Hoffman. At Piano: B. Petruzzi, D. DeMain. Row 2: B. Kokinos, E. Delisio, D. Bezjak, F. Loury. M. I. Dzuray, I. Bushong. M. Resler. A. Zipay, I. Fabian, A. Del Signore, A. Ross, D. Lucas. cm fappa A little of our history first, please- We are a local sorority established in l94l, open only to full time students with an average of B or above. Our gala school year began with a tea for new girls en- OFFICERS rolled at the business school. October started the rushing sea- son which was both down for initiation and installation. De- President ....... ---- A lice ZiPf1Y cember found us with Christmas shopping for secret sisters, . . two weeks' vacation, and above all, our annual Christmas Vxcepresldent ' I tene Pavlov dinner dance. Secretary ..... .... M argatret Hoffman The New Year found us ready to enjoy many activities such as squaredancing, skating-parties, intramural bowling, Treasurer --- -rnt Dorothy Lucas iof which we have been champs for three yearsl 5 mother- daughter-dinner, picnics and a trip to Cleveland. During this period we also donated our services and contributed to charity and civic drives for the benefit of the community. Our May formal dinner dance rounded up the year's ac- tivities, with an elaborate array of beautiful gowns and dec- orations. MEMBERS Row 1: Mrs. I. Ross, Advisor, A. Zipay. I. Pavlov. Dolores Bezjogk Row 2: M. Hoffman, D. Lucas. IoAnn Bushong Aurora Del Signore Donna De Main Esther Delisio Mary Dzuray Ioan Fabian Rosemarie Garasic Lois Hitchcock Margaret Hoffman Frances Loury Dorothy Lucas Irene Pavlov Betty Petruzzi Marilyn Resler Helen Sirninoff Marge Speis Dolly Thomas I O2 Alice Zipay W ab 7054 The students shown below have been chosen from Youngstown College to appear in the l95O-Sl edition of Whos Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities. The candidates, nominated by their respective schools, are selected from the student body on the basis of: scholar- shipg cooperation and leadership in extracurricular activitiesg citizenship and service to the schoolg and promise of future usefulness to business and society. This group is composed of the most popular and outstanding members of the Youngs- town College student body. Row 1: P. Bigo. B. Savage, C. Anderson, M. Suosio, B. Dimenno, K. Shczbcrlcr. Row 2: W. Dailey, R. Rodecker, D. Mcxrtin, S. Tochtenhcxgen, I. Gerek, B. Cummerick Row 3: L. Griffith, I. Donegcm, G. Winsen, I. DeGencxro, I. Simon. Row 4: E. Hrivnak, D. Nephew, R. Bishop, F. Stiqlicxno, W. Heintzelmcm, M. Quinn. Row 5: R. McMeans, I. Hiltcbiddle, M. Trcxdler, W. Vcmgeloif, R. Owoc, H. Knight. Zacleal damned! - cz!! Traditionally Student Council has been looked to for help when a job involving school problems had to be solved. Whether the task involved mak- ing arrangements and appointing committees for the annual Freshman Break- fast, or a job as big as inaugurating an Honor System , Student Council re- sponded with determination. Under the leadership of lody DeC-enaro, council revived and passed a new student constitution, drew up regulations governing conduct in Pollock Hall, brought campus assemblies under their jurisdiction, and brought the Homecoming Dance home. Previously the annual Homecoming dance was held in the Stambaugh Auditoriumg this year it was returned to the college Strouss Memorial Audi- torium and headquarters for the Alumni were set up in the cafeteria. Decora- tions for the auditorium and Alumni headquarters were supplied by the Art Department under the direction of Miss Margaret Evans. The Booster Club was successfully revived, and to add further color to pre-game and half-time ceremonies, new uniforms were purchased for the cheerleaders. Student Council supervised the signing of the Freedom Scroll in conjunction with the world wide campaign which was being conducted. At the same time the group was busy planning the Snowflake Frolic. Another first for Student Council was the stage dance which was staged primarily to encourage a get-acquainted on the dance floor idea as a departure from the bring your own date custom. The Big Snow presented an unexpected cost which was shouldered by Student Council who paid for clearing the snow from the student parking lot. Other council activities included the Freshman Reception, Freshman Women's Tea ithe first social function held at Pollock Halll, and a trip for nine council members who attended the Ohio Regional N.S.A. Convention held at Muskingum College. OFFICERS President ................... I. DeGencu'o Vice-President ..c, ..,,. I . Simon Secretary ..... .... B . Savage Treasurer ......... ,..- .... -. ..... L. Griffith Row Row Row Row I. DeGenuro, Mrs. Dykema, Miss Boyer, E. Russo, E. Booth, B. Dimenno, B. Savage. K. Shabcxlu. I. Sxmon M. Quinn, B. Feranchak, E. Komp, H. Clayton., S. Tcchtenhcgein. L. Griffith, I. Gibson, I. Gerek, D. Nephew, R. Bullis. W. Dailey, P. Focciobene, R. Rodecker. laden! Zacmcdf - I 'amy Row 1: W. Dailey, Miss Boyer, Mrs. Dykema, B. Savage, C. Clark, K. Shabcilci, D. Nephew. Row 2: S. Tochtenhagen, R. Feranchak, E. Komp, R. Clayton, H. Rodecker. Row 3: I. Shea, R. DeWitt, I. Gibson, L. Charles, R. Bullis, R. Heber. U Row 4: I. Roth, I. Gerek, A. Muntean., I, Dailey. Bill Dailey was elected a second time as president of Student Council. Under his experienced leadership Council has had another successful term. Under the leadership of Sam Tochtenhagen, projects committee chair- man, the organizations on campus started work on a plan that would, if suc- cessfully administrated, combine the many campus charity drives into one. By consolidating time and effort, it is believed that one large campaign would be more effective than separate efforts which make donations inconvenient and untimely for students. The social functions for the spring term consisted of the Bare Brunch, the junior Prom and May Day. The appointments for chairmanships for the junior Prom and May Day were made early in the season so that those organizing the affairs would have enough time. The weekly students assemblies were again under the leadership of a joint student-faculty committee. Council expended particular effort in these assemblies for the mem- bers felt that they were a worthwhile activity. Student Council purchased the prize winning oil painting of the Spring Art Show. The purpose was to be- gin for the college a permanent collection of prize-winning paintings by Youngstown College students. Council should be commended for its worthy program. OFFICERS President - ,,,,. ,s, W, Dailey Vice-President --s ,... D. Nephew Treasurer ,.., --- R. Rodecker Secretary sss, ss- K. Shabcdcr K. Shabala, W Dailey D. Nephew. R Rodecker -...NN 1, Loretta Mitchell I'LL BE DOWN TO GET YA IN A TAXI, HONEY jack Crytzer nge' W- M-22+ Ev X , X f . L 'I I ' - if ,, ' Ti .. A 2 f if -A' J ' ' , .4 S- - ..- Q. . 'N 'W'-. , A it A 54f4-fx ..- ' ' .4 .adigm ' ' . . . , A ily Y nu- k - 3531 Y ... .,...... ' xi. 'R xx '..fl:.: a 4. ,nq n. N-K,-5.,. X -'. ' I V' ' 9- ?f'ftsa?ff v. .A ti' 1' 1, Q f.. K ...1.. ,gs- .4 1, 3. '36 v. iw Em Ev .. fa .-tg .ww 1' -, Y. 1 Lk Kilxkiv 1 ' ' f bfi f pcm Qfefiemc armed Under the capable advisement of Dr. Hubert How- ard and Mr. Kenneth Kitchen, Pan Hellenic Council regulates all business of the social organizations on campus. Composed of two members from every Creek or- ganization, the Council holds bi-weekly meetings, governs rushing and sponsors several inter-fraternity parties as well as the Sweetheart Dance. During the year, members of Council manned the various Crusade for Freedom booths in the downtown stores. Chairman of Council and also of this project was hard-working joe Fuller. Competent secretary treasurer for the tall semester was jean Law. lndustrious officers for the spring semester included Chairman john Adams and Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lou lvlacko. The highlight of the Pan Hellenic season was the annual Sweetheart Dance at Stambaugh Auditorium March l7. Co-chairmen were Bill Dell and Harry Schwab. During intermission, Marilyn McCallen was crowned Inter-fraternity Sweetheart by last year's sovereign, loan Parrott. The close co-operation of all the sororities and fra- ternities was evident in all projects sponsored by the the Council during the l95O-5l semester. Bow 1 T Hermcm T Richardson G Ccxtclcrnd K. Kitchen, Dr. Howard. Row 2 P Crxshccl B Flint G Gurcm M Blau' M. Mcccko, W. Dell, N. Iones. QW r QF' ! sam 'A sf 7 2 wil If mf Y . ,fy ' wif ? fn 5 -mmzf, Mm M I 25 5155? a fxgiwgmgl X -12592. an . ui? xx- ms' A sa Q ' ..g,',......y ,. wma 1' .n .P 55+ Z ' s W .,.. . ,.. . ,mg few- rv X If S mw- iaftm 1 g. 55. x x Q' . ,. . Q, 4 E .mf as 4 1 A E 5 X 2 fwxsswx .5 SZ v Q 3 -is EE 2 E my E Y: we Hs ., K 5. . If M' wg, - yi. bevy' 45 l, M. H --H ' : W , I-. ., .:- Q 15121, gf?fir W . ig.,-1. K j,..., 53 ' ,Q 9 H1 K 5333, w - gun ,. Q .7 . ...A .V ,. Q W r 244654 iam Fein Row 1: M. Blair, M. Macko, P. Bcxluck, P. Bigcr, M. Welsh, B. DiMenno. Bow 2: I. Pennock, D. Stinner, A. Iscrlie, R. Malone, lot pionoj, C. Fenstenmaker, C. Clcxrk. E. Fortunate, M. Lowery, T. Wilson, I. Crook S. Connelly. Row 1: I. Pennock, B. DiMermo. Row 2: T. Wilson, M. Macko, R. Malone. Under the leadership of our advisor, Marcia Welsh, and our capable president, Betty Dimenno, our thirteenth year on campus has been a busy and successful one. The first main event of the season was the Touchdown Trot sponsored jointly with our brothers, the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, and featuring the music of Gene Krupa and his band. Then came a Hobo Party with the Pi Beta Chi fra- ternityg a tea at which our famous alumnae, the Woodside Sisters, entertained, a formal dinner dance with our brother fraternityg a Christmas party, and a party with the Sigma Delta Beta fra- ternity. Thanks to Patty Baluck, our social chair- man, an enjoyable social season was completed, highlighted by events including a hayride and roller skating party. Our veep, jeannie Pennock, made a wonderful pledge mistress, keeping the pledges strictly in line. However, immediately after initiation, the pledges turned the tables by barricading the actives in gears Den Cabin with a huge snowball against the oor. One of our greatest contributions to YoCo in our l3th year was our lovely Pan Hellenic Queen, Mari- lyn lVlcCallen 5 74a 'gen' Zeezu 0g Om .laced OFFICERS President ...... --- Betty DiMenno Vice-President .,..,,, .... I ean Pennock Recording Secretary ....... Isabel Wilson Treasurer .....e...,.... Mary Lou Macko Corresponding Sec'y is Hose Marie Malone Pat Baluck Carolyn Clark Sally Connelly Dolly Cox Liz Davies Pat Donnelly Betty Gerrnani Betty DiMenno Lelia Henderson Rose Marie Malone Marty Martine Marilyn McCallen Fran Sampson Doris Shafer Dolly Stinner Tooie Wilson MEMBERS Carla Fenstermaker Mary Lou Macko Iosie Frazzini Esther Shiller Iuanita Crook Peggy Biga Maxine Blair Aurelia Isalie lean Pennock Patricia Martin Eleanor Fortunato Amelia Corrado Evelyn Bauer Marge Lowery Jane Graham 74e Sm fefcazeci 7a Sdine Carole Anderson Rose Cook Clara Cooper Mary Io Davin Evelyn Downie Carol Evans Gloria Gurcm 2 MEMBERS Io Grohovsky Mary Hynes Iulia Karavara Iean Law Gloria Netto Virginia Nicoludis Mary Lou Parker Lil Salem Rose Marie Smith Dahlia Vitucci Mary Weichsel Estelle Winger 5- X ,X r Ile. orrxcnns President ...,....--.......n Lillian Salem Vice-President .... --- Evelyn Downie Secretary ,..... .... I ean Law Treasurer .... --- Mary Io Davin dmmd dqma ROW 1: V. Nicoludis, I. Karcxvara. M. Parker, L. Salem, I. Clark, C. Evans. ROW 2: R. Cook. G. Gurcm, R. Smith, C. Anderson, I. Grohovsky. HOW 3: L. Law, M. Hynes, C. Cooper, E. Winger, E. Downie. M. Weichsel, M. Davin. The i950-Sl year marked the twenty-third year of Gamma Sigma activity on campus. Mary Lou Parker, Virginia Nicoludis, Carol Evans, julie Karavara and Clara Cooper were welcomed as new actives in the fall of l95O. The highlight of this rush season was a Roaring Twenty party sponsored by the junior Alumnae group. The Gamma Sigs were represented in the Homecoming Celebration by jo Grohovsky, who was an attendant to the queen. We helped our brothers, the Sigma Delta Beta fraternity, to build a float to take part in the homecoming parade. Our annual sale of mums at that time was a big success. Yocohooey ll brought out real talent. Ushering and ticket sales were our specialties, and Carole An- derson took her part as comedienne very well, The Christmas season was ushered in by the Snowflake Frolic with our own jean Law as chairman of the dance. Our annual Christmas party was held at the Bear's Club. Tinsel and green set the atmosphere for fun and good wishes for everyone. Fashion conscious, we participated in the Sig Delt's style show and later presented our annual summer revue on May 3. The spring semester brought a round of rush parties, dances, queens and thoughts of graduation. ROW 1: I. Law, L. Salem, E. Downie A Western rootin' tootin' party, an old fashion square-dance M-WeiChSe1- and a dinner party at the Mural Room were the highlights of our RUW 213-Smilhf M-HY11eS- spring rush season. jean Law and Lil Salem were attendants to the Queen of the Pan Hellenic Sweetheart dance. jean Law was also an attendant to the junior Prom Queen, and Evelyn Downie and Mary jo Davin were at- tendants to the May Queen. We give our congratulations and best wishes for the future to three of our sisters-Mary jo Davin, Evelyn Downie and Carole An- derson-who are graduating. Congratulations are again extended to Carole who was selected to appear in Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities . As the year draws to a close we look forward to our spring din- ner dance and the inevitable finals. And so another chapter is completed in Gamma Sigma's history. It has taken a lot of hard work, study and sacrifice, but it's also been loads of fun. We couldn't have done it though, without the won- derful guidance of our president, Lil Salem, and our other capable officers. Well, have fun everyone, and we'lI see you in September. l l 66 .Zambia Zeke l l ROW 1: S. Abernathy, S. Carlyle, M, A. Ioyce, E. M. Iones, N. Tapley. ROW 2: I. Sterling, P. Gilboy, P. Shook, B. Flint, B. Savage, M. Parnell, B. Wear. ROW 3: M. Moore, M. L. Rawson, K. Trenner, L. Mitchell, L. Zuercher, P. Murphy, C. Henderson, P. Moore, I. Lyons. P. Crishal Phi Lambda Delta sorority has almost reached the quarter century mark. Organized in i927 by Dr. Bare, who acted as advisor for the new group, the soror-. ity has grown through the years, aided and abeted by its senior and junior alumnae. lt seemed the days were too short the past two semesters for all the scheduled activities. During the summer, two picnics were held-one in honor of past prexy, joAnne McCarthy inow Mrs. james McMahonl and one with Alpha Theta Delta sorority at Mill Creek Park. In addition to the monthly summer meetings, a safari to Madison-on-the- Lake began the last week of August and lasted till after Labor Day when the members returned home, tired but tan. Then there was the Homecoming Celebration when a surprise dinner was held for lovely Queen Lois Zuercher, and we helped lor tried to helpl our brothers, the Phi Cams, with their wonderful float. ln November, plans were completed for the Sweater Dance jointly spon- sored by the Phi Cams and Phi Lambs, and it was decided to make this event an annual affair. During Christmas vacation, the third annual Papa Party was held at the lsaly Auditorium and also our annual informal dinner dance at the Mahoning Country Club. Spring semester brought about the election of two new officers: Veep Carol Henderson who succeeded Peggy Shook, and Kitty Trenner who replaced Evie jones as corresponding secretary. ' Several parties were held during the year with various social fraternities. Congratulations to sister Mary Lou Rawson, Miss Popularity, and junior Prom Queen, attendants to the Pan Hellenic Sweetheart, Nancy Tapley and Mary Lou Rawsong Barb Flint and Bette Savage who were in the junior Prom Court, Ruthie Wear, hostess for the Snowflake Frolic and jambar Sweetheart, and Bette Savage, selected as a member of Who's Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities '. Orchids also to our capable officers, our advisors, Mrs. Philip Buchanan and Mrs. P. C. Pickardg and to our very helpful alumnae groups. A welcome to our six new sisters, Barb Savage, Patty McCauley, Marilyn Dunn, Nancy Mock, Ruthie Rawson and C-errie Lynch, is certainly in order now. They braved the trials and tribulations of pledge season in fine spirit. We've four sisters who've finally suceeded in obtaining the required hours for that all-important degree. We'll miss Carol Henderson, Peggy Moore, Norma Could and jeanne Lyons who'll don their caps and gowns this june. There are so many things to remember. . .the spring dances, parties, rushing, meetings, our Mother-Daughter Tea, the formal dinner dance, but most of all the knowledge that the friendships formed will continue to grow throughout the years. ROW 1 P Shook B Fhnf ROW 2 P Gxlboy B Savage M Far ne n'-- .. , . ?Zea4mu! 77iemafuJea OFFICERS MEMBERS President --,,,,, ala Barbara Flint Vice President ra.. C on Peggy Shook Secretary ..-.,.,.e, , H , Bette Savage Corresponding Sec'y cn, Evelyn Iones Treasurer ----,,,, , , , Marlon Fctrnell Social Chairman -, C- 7 M- Pat Gilboy Sarah Abernathy Susan Carlyle Peggy Crishal Pat Gilboy Marion Parnell Barbara Flint Carol Henderson Ella Mae Iones Mary Alice Ioyce Ieanne Lyons Loretta Mitchell Marian Moore Peggy Moore Mary Lou Hawson Bette Savage Peggy Shook Ioyce Sterling Nancy Tapley Kitty Trenner Ruth Wear Lois Zuercher fememfm 7 omcsns MEMBERS President ,.,.... William Heintzelmctn Xvlfpggifxult lggclglgfging - , - V ------ Ed d K James Campbell Eugene Larsick VICE Pres1dent War I ornp Herb Clarke lim Mama Treasurer --- --W ----- DCIIIG O BT1911 Leo Coughlin Ed. MacDougal1 R. Crino Al McHugh Secretary ....e --- Richard Huesken Sgt.-at-Arms ..,...... Frank Thornton Corresponding Sec'y .... Iames Mcxttc: Pete D'Amico Iohn Dcrubenspeck Ed Digncrn Bud Fury Frank Griffiths Dick Huesken Bill Heintzelmctn Harry Ioyce Icrck McSkimming Don Medland John Moran Leo Muller Bob Nicols Dane O'Brien Ictck Saunders Robert Q. Tyrrell Frank Thornton apyea igma Kappa In l939, under President Kennedy Ray, Phi Kappa Delta fraternity became the Iota chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa, thus becoming the first and only national social fraternity on campus. The thirteenth annual Sadie Hawkins Dance held at the Nu-Elms ballroom was a big success. Chairman Red Tyrrell and the whole fraternity deserve a pat on the back for the fine job. The annual Christmas party for under-privi- leged children was held at Christ Mission with Brother jack Iobling in charge of arrangements. The season of rush parties, smokers, date parties and dances was climaxed by the formal dinner dance held at the Club 422 in honor of the graduating seniors and members entering the armed forces. We express our sincere thanks to our ad- visors, Chuck Zellers and Bucky Buchanan, for their help during the past year. ROW 1: F. Griffith, P. D'Amico, A. Bova, A. McHugh. L. Coughlin I Moron HOW 2: I. Iobling, I. Muttoi, F. Thornton, B. Heintzelmun, E. Komp G Lcrrsxck E Dxgucxn ROW 3: E.MucDougc111, H, Ioyce, B. Nicols, B. Tyrrell, I. McSkix-nmmg I Campbell I Sounders W Ault L Muller B Fury pd gem 6 Pi Beta Chi's third year of social activity began with a date hayride with the Kappa-Sigs. Poison jugs were issued to all participants in this merry affair. Rush Season was upon us before we had completely oriented ourselves to the new school year.AA joint rush party was held with Alpha Theta Delta sorority followed closely by two additional rush parties. All were held in Schwab's Basement Bar. A great new group of pledges was introduced. The semi-annual installation dinner dance held in Girard under supervision of Bob Riddle, was a tre- mendous success. The only complaint received came from Dick Davis, perennial malnutrition candidate. The evening was highlighted by Sam's famous sub- marine dance. February ushered in our annual joint stag with Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity. Alumni from both or- ganizations attended. A . April gave us a welcome joint party with Phi Lambda Delta sorority. Congratulations to President Bill Dell and Social Chairman Harry Schwab for their very successful co- chairmanship of the ninth annual Pan Hellenic Dance. Pi Beta Chi's Blue jean Brawl was introduced to YoCo students for the first time this year. Orchids to all who made this affair such a great success. The second annual formal dinner dance in june brought us to the close of another successful year, strengthened by never-to-be-forgotten friendships. BOW 1: I. Cottom, I. Donegcm, P. B. Buchcmcxn, W. Dell. R. Feranchcrk, R. Riddle. OFFICERS ROW 1: W. Dell. ROW 2: I. Donegan, R. Riddle. I. Cottom, R Percmchok. ROW 2: C. Beight, H. Schwab, T. Tomko, R. Mills, R. Davis, A. Crouch, T. Chuey, S. Pitoscicz. ROW 3: D. Flint. D. Hawk, I. Webster. W. Stormer. P. Welsh, 'D. Burckhoff, G. Serich. Quay gfezdee President Vice-Pres. -- Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS MEMBERS ------s D, William Dell Raymond Feranchak ---man Robert Riddle Iames Donegan Pledge-Master ..-,r , Iohn Cottom Sgt.-at-Arms .... , , Richard Davis David Barckhoff Russell Behne Charles Beight Thomas Chuey Iohn Cottom Allen Crouch Richard Davis William Dell James Donegan Raymond Feranchak David Flint Albert Galusha Oscar Grant Dean Hawk George Lininger Richard Mills Samuel Pitoscia Robert Riddle Harry Schwab George Serich Thomas Tomko Iames Webster Ioseph Welsh Norman Wright Iohn Wilson Wappq Daw OFFICERS President --. ....... W-- Dutch Ferrell Vice President .... .,.. E d Forney Secretary ..... .... I im Mayhew Treasurer ..... .... I ack Crytzer Mert Bartelmay Dave Borrow Bill Buckley Bob Clayton Iack Crytzer Bob Conger Walt De Santi Iim Dunn Ed Fannon Dutch Ferrell Ed Fomey Lynn Hatch Dan I-Iurjait George Hurtuk MEMBERS Dick Iohnson Ted Kotsovolos Iim Mayhew Kenneth McMillin Chuck Moore I ack Morrison Ed Schumm Andy Scotchie Don Smith Tony Swanic I ack Tradler Iohn Walsh Bob Watson 6 mama Phi Gamma, oldest social fraternity on the Youngs- town College Campus, was founded in l927, and has been active since that time with the exception of the four war years and a short period during rush season in l95O. The year got off to its usual start with a corn roast and midnight polo game at the home of Stan Strouss. At Homecoming the Phi Cams exhibited the only three sided float in the parade. Before it met the high wind on Market Street, the structure was unique with Youngstown pictured as putting Niagara over the falls Ha in a barrel. I. Crytzer, E. Forney. D. Ferrell. I. Mayhew. Our next outstanding occasion was the Phi Gamg Phi Lamb Sweater Dance held at the Pioneer'Pavilion in October. This dance was well received and the fraternity hopes to make it an annual affair. b Fall rushing brought in a hilarious pledge season and a fine group of new members. Several parties with various fraternities and sororities and many date parties were featured during the semester, climaxed by a joyous welcome to the new year. The spring semester was highlighted by the Fifth Annual Popularity Dance held at the Elms Ballroom. Even more life came into the fraternity as a result of an intrepid rush season. The final social event of the year was the annual Phi Gamma spring formal where even the alumni showed up in full force. ROW 1: E. Fcxnnon, I. Mayhew, E. Forney. W. Ferrell, I. Crytzer, G. Huxtuk, D. Iohnson, B. Watson. ROW 2: K, McMi11in. D. Hurjcxit, I. Walsh, T. Kotsovolos. I. Dunn, E. Schumm, I. Morrison. I. Tradler. ROW 3: T. Swanic. B. Clayton. C. Moore, B. Conger. W. DeScmti, A. Scotchie, L. Hutch. ' agma 5,446 an l Phi Sigma Epsilon, under the able direction of Prexy Bill Williams, took an energetic part in college activities during the past year. Many social events were held, including a banquet, a dance, parties and informal get-to-gethers after meetings. ln November the Phi Sigs, in conjunction with Alpha Theta Delta sorority, sponsored their third annual Tounchdown Trot at the Nu-Elms 4 ballroom. Music for the evening was supplied by 1. Williams, 1. Haxkins, B. Williams, T. Richard- ace-drummer' Gene Krupa' son, T. Herman, B. Hritzo. During the last school year Matt Quinn was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities , Tom Richardson was elected president of the Religion-in-Life club and Phil Snyder was chosen campus Pretty Boy . ln the sports field the Phi Sigs took first-place honors in the first half of the intramural bowl- ing league tournament, Lou Mahar and Phil Snyder were members of the tennis team, and Bill Mos- kalik represented the fraternity on the svvimming team. The Phi Sigs were also well represented on the lambar staff. jim Mahoney was editor of the school bi-weekly, with C-us Conklin, Al Emery and Bill Williams serving as advertising manager, business manager and photographer, respectively. Congratulations to our capable officers for a very successful season. ROW 1: K. Benkner, T. Herman, B. Hritzo, I. Harkins, B. Williams, I. Williams, I. Gorski, W. Feichtenbeiner, B. Moskalik, T. Hess. ROW 3: B. Cooksey P. Snyder, D. Meehan B. Anderson, I. Risk B. DeWitt, G. Barko, B. Orton B. Martin. . ROW 2: L. Mahar. I. Knupp, M. Quinn, V. Lepore, R. Grazier, R. Freisen, I. Mahoney, I. Higgins, T. Kubilis, T. Zill, I. Hanrahan, B. Kalafut. -ummm: - , ..... -.-...,.... . . ,. . .. 7x66 Wanda ! OFFICERS MEMBERS President ..........V.. Vice-President Secretary .M.... --- T. Treasurer .... r , r Sgt.-at-Arms .... .,r- Historian - , A B. Williams -nr ---- l. Harkins Richardson I. Williams T. Herman -- B. Hritzo Bob Anderson Gene Barko Robert Cooksey Robert DeWitt Walter Feichtenbeiner Ray Freisen Ioe Gorski Ray Grazier Ioe Hanrahan lack Harkins Ted Herman Tom Hess lack Higgins Bob Hritzo Mike Kachmer Robert Kalafut Iohn Knupp Tony Kubilis Vincent Lepore Lou Mather lim Mahoney Bill Martin Denny Meehan Tom Morris Bill Moskalik Bob Orton Matt Quinn Tom Richardson lack Rist Phil Snyder Bill Williams lim Williams Tony Zill 77lad77iameaZ4 Leo Sainato A1 Yurko Henry Lepore T. Fasline C. Horlbeck John Sontich Charles Zidian Bob Battiluna Jack DeRose Fran McHugh Tony Massaro Tom Doran Jim Lepore Ray Andrasy Frank Perone John Adams MEMBERS Mark Markos James French Anthony Mediate Dan DeGenova Joe Gerek Joe Parise John Shirilla George Finora Bruno DeMo11i Byron Pittman Bob Hall M. Sudano Joe Matteo Jerry Bernstein Norm Wright John Sinchok OFFICERS President .....,.rnn A, Henry Lepore Vice-President ..... .,- Tony Fasline Secretary rrrrr T Vvr.,. John Sontich Treasurer ,srsrns Charles Horlbeck dgmcz Zeim gem Sigma Delta Beta, founded in l927 as a medical fraternity, is one of the oldest social fraternities on campus. The fourfold purpose of the fraternity- character, loyalty, scholarship and leadership- has kept its members in close harmony with the purpose of the college itself. The Sig Delts started the year off socially with a hayride at Bear's Den. Homecoming soon followed and we survived a hectic week that in- cluded the construction of the Sig Delt-Gamma Sig float, and our sixth annual Homecoming banquet. T. Fusline, C. Horlbeck, H. Le-pore, I. Sontich. Rush season closed in on us, and after a never-to-be-forgotten pledge season eight new brothers were formally installed at the Pick Ohio Hotel. The fifth annual Christmas Dance proved to be one of the outstanding social events of the season and once again made the Sig Delts solvent. The second semester found Frank Perone, Al Yurko, Bruno DelVlolli, Charles Horlbeck and joe Parise as new officers. Proceeds from our second annual lVlen's Fashion Show, held in February, were donated to the St. Elizabeth's Hospital Drive. Highlighting the spring semster was our annual formal dinner dance held this year at the New Castle Country Club. Best wishes to our very capable officers, also to our advisor who helped us immeasurably through- out the year, and congratulations to the sixbrothers who received their degrees in lune. ROW 1: L. Sainato, A. Yurko, H. Lepore, T. Fcisline. C. Horlbeck. I. Sontich, C. Zidioin, B. Bczttiluna. I. DeRose. ROW 2: Mr. Riley, F, McHugh, T. Massaro, T. Doran. I. Lepore, R. Andutrsy. R. Perone, I. Adams. ROW 3: M. Markos, I. French, T. Mediate. D. DeGeinova, I. Gerek, I. Parise, I. Shrillcx, G. Finora. dgma 690144 l Sigma Sigma's fifth year on campus has been one of the most outstanding in its history. V The highlight of the fraternity's social calendar was the annual Harvest Moon Dance. The dance was held at Yankee Lake for the first time with music by popular Benny jones and his orchestra. Co-chairman of the affair were Bill Beil and Frank Vross. Miss Eleanor Finora was crowned Harvest Moon Queen of l95O by the l949 ruler, Miss Flossie Meek. Miss Finora was one of five girls Smith, Advisor: M. Evunoff. chosen by the fraternity members to compete for the title. H. Luszcz. C. Hcmncx, I. Petrucci, Frank Vross, Dr. When Pan Hellenic Council announced the point averages of the Creek-letter social organizations for the fall semester, Sigma Sigma ranked first among fraternities. Sigma Sigma took an active part in intramural sports, competing against other organizations in softball, bowling, basketball and football. Congratulations go to Paul Delic, who has taken top indi- idual honors in the bowling league for the past three Years. The fraternity would like to dedicate these pages to our brothers who have left the campus to join Uncle Sam's great outfit. ROW 1: C. Hanna, Dr. Smith, B. Bullis. W. Valentine, I. Petrucci, I. Grohovsky, B. Broderick, L. Constutino. ROW Z: E. Zuzik. M. Mcrrtinko, C. Lucky, R. Petrucci. S. Penrod. C. Hunter. H. Luszcz, I. Hudzik, P. Delic, I. Tisone. T. Petro, M. Evcmoff. F. Vross. OFFICERS President .......... Frank Vross, Ir. Vice-President ...M... Iohn Petrucci Secretary ..... ---I Chuck Hanna Treasurer a..-aa,aaaa Henry Luszcz Social Chairman I-- Mickey Evanoff MEMBERS lim Adsit Bob Broderic Bob Bullis Leonard Constatino Paul Delic Milan Evanoff Ioe Grohovsky Charles Hanna Hill Harris Iohn Hudzik Charles Hunter Charles Lucky Henry Luszcz Bob Lilko lim Marucci Michael Martinko Tommy Petro Sam Penrod Iohn Petrucci Ralph Petrucci Nick Sostaric lim Tisone Will Valentine Frank Vross Ir. Bob Webster Edward Zuzik IN THE SERVICE Gene Koken, Iohn Small, Bill Beil, Nick Nicolau, George Blunt and Iohn Shane Un Wmaeat WOM! Hines. PLEDGES Nu Sigma Rho's fifth year on campus has been a busy and successful one. Outstanding among the social and fraternal activities of the year was the annual Pete Penguin Hop. Begun four years ago, it has become a traditional affair and one that is welcomed by the entire student body. Congratulations are in order for Cus Marulakis, chairman of the Post Exam Hop, and for the in- dustrious Nu Sigma Rhos whose float for the Homecoming Parade won first place for the sec- ond consecutive year. Nu Sigma Rho sponsored its first annual St. Valentine's Dinner for both alumni and active members at the Mahoning Country Club last February. The annual june Banquet, which hon- ored the graduating seniors, and numerous other fraternal affairs were on the social calendar dur- ing the school year. Plans are under way to or- ganize an active alumni group. The fraternity wishes to thank its advisors, Mr. Yozwiak and Mr. Hahn, for their able guid ance throughout the entire year. Fred Bailey Ambrose Brayer Cledo Castrodale George Cataland Al DeCo1a Ioseph Fuller Edward Fuzer George Geletka Gus Marulakis Ioseph Matune George Mehit Ioseph Michaels Pete Michaels David Porfilio Ralph Ryhal Frank Salvadore Robert Stoyanoff Eugene Tirnko William Watson Michael Zockle Sigma 24 A. Nacarato, I. 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V , 4,42 I fm -- ., f 'uf--24 ' Y- -'-. ., Q. .- A' + -1 A ...ff , wig-tt ..'-3... , . f ,,.5i, ,. ul...-,iygfi rr -1,4333 .f -ae ,-12.-Q-Ld-fi V- ,4. , : :'u.---m- ' Z.2Lf-1 'X' af! Qfamecammg Homecoming-a magic word. It brings back memories of football games with cheering crowds, queens, floats and strut- ting majorettes, and crisp cool evenings made for hayrides, wiener roasts and long walks.. The happiest memories of this colorful season are those of Homecoming itself. The three-day Homecoming program, planned by Chair- man Dick Brush and his committee, opened with a rally on October 25. At a second rally held the following day on north campus a group of attractive floats, constructed by the various campus organizations for the Homecoming parade, were judged. Nu Sigma Rho fraternity won first place for the sec- ond consecutive year and their prize winning float led the procession during the halftime ceremonies Friday night. Festivities continued Thursday evening with a downtown parade of floats and convertibles bearing the Queen, lovely Lois Zuercher, and her court-A-4Marlene Rollin, Virginia Pitts, lo C-rohovsky and Mary Martine. A bonfire rally was held in the student parking lot, followed by an informal stag dance in the school auditorium. Chairman Brush introduced the Homecoming royalty at this time. The celebration was climaxed during the halftime cere- monies of the game Friday night when Lois received her crown from last year's queen, loyce Webb. A procession of floats and convertibles circled the field and carried the queen and her court to the flower-decked place of honor on the SO-yard line. A packed stadium of students, alumni and fans wit- nessed the Penguins' defeat over Niagara, which added an- other laurel to YoCo's unblemished record of undefeated Homecoming games. After the game students and alumni flocked to the Home- coming Dance in Strouss Memorial Auditorium and the col- lege open house. The queen and her court were honored and presented gifts during intermission, after which YoCoites, past and present, convened in the halls to review old times and the highlights of the evening. r. .I X 1 , flqfx Eg' Q, E E'H9.'W!, V' 1? . V x 5 .4 1 . 'H , 7 ., :M 1 .LTIZK N fl , 7 Q: . 'F L 1 ,lf C b 5. , ,H '1 i 43553 -' X: IW' , A . 4,5 f 5: Ii - - W X if if 0 - 'F A ' fx I xv. F . . Y 'Q Q ir K , I k or ' Hn.-fag my v Q NE? ' 1 -A' ' I 5 ,l ' YK ez- 1' V W fr --- N-5 ' N W ' J N ' V . H W 'ff 1.4-ff' ' '- Q ff 17 . ' 1 , iam ' if A . 'Fx :L ., fm QU ' fi N df -A 1 - X, -' V- 'vp ,f 1 Lf A .X 49 -Q X Aww x 1'-' - Ea: - ' . V. 1, 1 fi s -- Q ' ' .4 g B' MXN sr . X 1 QL N V - -an 1 I .f:Q'aw'?E W , I5 fig? , 7 . , ff if W r , lk 1- Q 1 dl? ' XXX NX .L-1: -I: ,E - I A, VV : Q I f Y ,, ivx A 1 '1 mi M 7 4 cz!! The round of fall social activities on campus began with a tea and fashion show at Pollock Hall for freshman women a few days before the opening of school. A welcome was extended to all freshman students in the form of the 'Freshman Breakfast at Pioneer Pavilion early in October. Football season in full swing, a series of social events followed in its wake. The Touchdown Trot, sponsored by Alpha Theta Delta and Phi Sigma Ep- silon, Nu Sigma Rho's Pete Penguin l-lop and the Harvest lvlcon Dance of Sigma Sigma fraternity lent a festive note to the early fall days. Newman Club socials, Rll. swim- ming parties, chapel services, Wednes- day assemblies, a concert presented by the Dana School of Music, a Student Council sponsored stag dance and the Neon's Mr. T Dance offered a continu- ous variety of entertainment and a welcome relief from schoolwork. l34 466 Homecoming highlighted the social calendar for three consecutive days and took the spotlight as the foremost campus event of the season. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, spon- sored by Kappa Sigma Kappa, was at- tended by a novel assemblage of stu- dents in Dogpatch attire. The varied talents of YoCo students cc-mbined with the ability of faculty directors proved the success of YoCo- hooey ll, presented to capacity audi- ences trom November 20 to 24. A re- turn engagement early in December was made necessary by popular de- mand arid the big snow. The semester moved along in seven- league boots and before we knew it winter was upon us. l35 Johnny Desmond, Iecrn Law, Bob Tyrrell aawzdaie wide Homecoming, it seems, was scarcely over before plans for the Christmas season and the Snowflake Frolic were well underway. A Under the chairmanship of lean Law, the Frolic officially opened the winter social season on the campus. Six girls were chosen by the chairman to act as hostesses for this aIl-impor- tant formal affair. They were: Ruth Wear, Delphine Olenick, Pat McCauley, Marilyn Dunn, Carolyn Clark and Dahlia Vitucci. Hats off to Miss Law, the first girl ever chosen chair- man of a major all-college social event at YoCo, who ably proved the capability of the coeds. The music of Lee Barrett and his orchestra and vocalist johnny Desmond were high- lights of the l95O Snowflake Frolic. mafia Zfaaleaaea The decorations carried out the theme of snow. The ceil- ing of the hall was covered with hundreds of white balloons and the band stand was banked by white snow drifts. Snow- men, snowballs, and glistening snow made up the remainder of the decorations. Once again the Snowflake Frolic was a beautiful and successful affair. Over 2,000 people attended this annual winter dance. As in the past, they were met and greeted at the door by six lovely hostesses who gave programs to the women and smiles to everyone, During intermission the hostesses were intro- duced to the group as a whole and given gifts. Doihhcr Vitucci, Marilyn Dunn, Delphine Olenick. Carolyn Clorrk, Ruth Wear, Pcxt McCauley Q QS A ie?-.N si. I r '4' .r ,gk Fr! H TH! 'M Q? 1 V .I 1 ' if -4 Q . I 'Q ,Q W? I 1 .. N ff . A7 , f, in pl! I J di x , F ' X f . I , :Egg , 5 11 -il fa. M ,- mx I ll H AH gl , v X Warm Christmas vacation brought a welcome relief from the rush of school activities. The Phi Lambda Delta Papa Party and the Sig Delt Christmas Ball took place during this time. Vacation was followed only too soon by the first semester finals. Snow covered the ground, some of it remnants of the Thanksgiving record-breaker, but the whirl of activities con- tinued with the Post Exam Hop staged by Gus Marulakis and the Mardi Gras, where Claire Komara succeeded Sally Mc- Creery as the Newman Club's annual pre-Lenten Queen. At- tendants to the Mardi Cvras Queen were Isabel Raynor, Irene Pavlov, losie Frazzini, and Delphine Olenick. Sandwiched between homework and test was the Phi Gamma Popularity Dance, with Mary Lou Rawson and Red Tyrrell reigning as most popular. The Blue lean Brawl, intro- duced this year by Pi Beta Chi fraternity merited the hearty approval it received. At the annual all-Creek Pan Hellenic Dance in March, Marilyn McCalIen was crowned l95l Sweetheart by last year's ruler, joan Parrott. The queen was attended by Mary Lou Rawson, Nancy Tapley, jean Law, Lillian Salem and Pat Baluck. Winter had extended its top-coated welcome to l95l and was now slipping away, leaving only memories and the hope of an equally eventful spring. 5 5 gg .Q N 435 L1 L 4 si 'xg .- F X x . ff 12 'R . ' s .I Q3 '4' jx! TMI 2 ff M. :.Wx.i .Ki :'-f r 3 , - Z '- ' rx x F w . I' If uf, , ,. fy, :VJ ... .1 X, '!!M.:f f W! 'U' a , r V ,., ..,, , I 1 ' 'xh ,-K ' uf '- , 1, ' -un-ff? s ni' HQ u LT, g . X 2 11 l ' w 'X L N '- nxx M' .- Y . xi - 1425 if I 1 - , ' ,.', . R' --sd' ming 7701? Zag Spring is a gala season on all college campuses and Youngstown is no exception. The big celebration which seems to characterize spring at YoCo is May Day. Here is all the gay pageantry, the color, the laughter that go to paint the picture that the word spring implies. The day's activities are a tribute to the senior class and their royalty. May Day festivities began last year with the tradi- tional outdoor ceremony on the north campus. A pro- cession of co-eds in pastel attire heralded the crowning of the May Queen, Phyllis C-alose, by her predecessor, Mary lane Hoover. The queen was accompanied to her festive throne by her court: Yvonne Pearson, Yvonne Nottingham, Helen Alcott and Pat Pennock. The color- ful May Pole Dance, honoring the queen and her court, was performed to the music of the college orchestra. The college choir lent another musical note to the fete. The queen and court were again honored at the May Dance held that evening at ldora Park. This year's May Fete was celebrated with the tradi- tional outdoor festival on the lawn of Pollock Hall. The attractive procession, Coronation and May Pole Dance again paid tribute to the senior royalty. May Queen Alice Zipay was crowned by the last year's queen, Phyllis Galose, while her court--Kathy Shabala, Evelyn Downie, Maxine Blair and Mary lo Davin-attended. A reception at Pollock Hall for seniors, their guests, faculty and stu- dents followed the campus ceremony. The day's festivities were climaxed by the May Dance at Yankee Lake where the queen and her court were again presented by May Day Chairman, Chuck Hunter. l4l ww Spring found the college campus in a buzz of activity. Rushing and pledge season, picnics, joint parties, organiza- tion sponsored events and schoolwide functions filled the final weeks of the school year which culminated in May Day and graduation. The jester's Ball, sponsored by Al- pha Phi Omega, celebrated All Fool's Day and ushered in the round of spring social events. Alpha Theta Delta's annual Milk Drive got under way early in April with all proceeds going to swell the college Campus Chest. l42 ww Highlight ot the month was the junior Prom, held April 27 at ldora Park in honor of the junior class. Lovely Mary Lou Rawson reigned as queen, attended by Bette Savage, jean Law, joAnne Kerola and Barbara Flint. Mary Lou was crowned by l95O queen, Carole Anderson. Spring fashions were modeled by members of Gamma Sigma sorority at their annual style show on May 3 in the school auditorium. The Military Ball, a formal affair initiated this year by the college's R. O. T. C. unit, was held May ll at Stam- baugh Auditorium. l'he Drama Guild revealed its talents on May 24, 25, 26, with the presenta- tion ot a selection of one-act plays, directed by Professor Will Foley. The May Day festival and dance cli- maxed the month's social events. Banquets, dinners, dances, bacca- laureate and commencement rounded out the season's activities and brought the school year to a close. l43 sf 4 de Obffdcea 1 1 ':': - A , ,... -K 1 ta... f I 1 Rv! 1 I Administrative Staff Rosemarie Ianazone, Mrs. Venita Laz, Mary Ann Matis Business Office Assist t - an s Mrs. Betty Boyer- ,,,,,...,,,.s...,.......V, - Secretary to the Business Manager Amelia Cvengros Helen De-Main Mrs Mary Elkins , - .,,,.....,,i....,r. .Business Office Assistants . r.....,r......,,....,,......,,.....,,....,,, Assistant Cashier William G. Nelson ...... ,- ,,.... -- s......s,,...,,. -. Assistant Business Manager Carol Henderson- ..... ..,.. - . ...,r,...i.,,s.....,,...,.,.....s,......,v -Nurse Carol Owen ...,,.....,,......,,.... --.--,- ,,...,,,...., ,- ,....,r.......,, -Nurse Mary Io Davin-- . ..s.,.....rr,,......,., - .....,.. -- ....,,,,.. , ,,,.. - Nurse Patricia Baluck, Betty Green, Mary Lou Macko, Pat Welsh---L ---- Reference and Circulation Librarians, Barbara Taylor ..,,....,,A...,,...,,. Periodical Librarian Miss Frieda Flint- ----------------..-...---.--. - ---. Director of Public Relations Miss Marguerite Frederich -...--- , .----.-.. -Associate Director of Public Relations Iulia Costa ..-.------..-----.---.---...-....-.....-. -Assistant in Dean's Office Marjorie Ritchey, Librarian Secretary: Bertha Buelou, Acquisition Secretary: lean Pennock, Ruth Newcomb, Cataloguing Library: Mrs. Helene Catherrnan Assistant Library Director. I Virginia Buehrle .---- .- ...----.----...-----..--...--- .--Secretary to Dean Smith .am s ,. .. .mv 1, an ag E5 wkrigfii X- 1-rmM5Qie,,g--- if H BSB L 5 gt Et rf R is ami ga i S2 QA WA Q 2 A - ' iw- ,re mm eil? 1 .,. mr r ma iss QQ! urns s 2 ,nazi Hzomd lie Adrninistrative Staff Marjorie Jahn ,.- .f,,Y i v,Y,.,,.............................. Registrar Assistant Mrs. William Goodwin ............ ., .,,,...,,o, .. ,,,,,i , ,.,. Secretary to Registrar Mrs. William Watson ,......................,,.,............ Registrar Assistant Mrs. Rudy Prince ........................................... Registrar Assistant Elizabeth Williams ,,,,,, . ,ir,,,,,,r. ....... s.- .......,ir.r., Assistant Auditor Ivis Boyer , . . .....,..... , ...i...,,,s.,r.eiv,.,..7. Secretary to President Iones Dorothy Butts, Bernice Brownlee .................. Assistants in Registrars Office Mrs. R. Miller ,,,,,,,,,si.,,.. s,..,,....,......i S ecretctry to Cataloguing Editor -Cashier Mrs. Ireva Craver ..,..,.s,,, .. ,,s,s.,,,s.,,,,s..,,,.,,.......,...... - -Registrar Phillip Buchanan ............. - ...,s A .,,.,,s,..s.................. - Martha Summers s....... -.--- ......,,......,....... Assistant in Auditor's Office Iosie Frazzini- ,s,,.........,..s,.,,.,s....s,..,..... Assistant in Testing Office Lillian Cole s,,................ -. ........ .. ..........,s..,.,...s..... Auditor if ,MM ,.v-,W Dana S aa! af 77544464 The Dana Musical Institute was founded in Warren, Ohio, in i869 by William H. Dana, son of lulius Dana, a wealthy and prominent lawyer. The historic old hotel on Park Avenue in Warren was the site for the original Dana Institute. The school gained tremendous recogni- tion, and in l888, at the annual exposition in Bologna, Italy, Brown's Medal was awarded to William H. Dana in recognition of his work. The home of the late Charles S. Thomas, Wick Ave- nue, was purchased in l94l and the Dana School of Music moved to the Campus and became a part of Youngstown College. Dr. Henry V. Stearns became the first head of the school. He was succeeded by Mr. Hoff- man, who was dean until the fall of l946, when Mrs. Dehnbostel took over. A year later William Hugh Miller was put in charge and is the present dean. In i947 the Dana Musical lnstitute was approved for associate membership in the National Association of Schools of Music. l46 Many activities of interest to music students are avail- able including artist series, student recitals, the march- ing college band, symphony orchestra, a cappella choir, mixed chorus, madrigal singers, woodwind ensemble. brass ensemble, string quartet, operas, dramatics, radio, and professional music fraternities. Sigma Alpha lota, a national honorary professional women's music fraternity, and Delta Eta Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, an hon- orary professional men's music fraternity, are chartered to the Dana School of Music. Students at Youngstown College have unusual oppor- tunities for hearing a wide range of the best in music. There are recitals by the faculty and students of the school of music, organ recitals at Stambaugh Auditorium under the auspices of the American Guild of Organists, concerts by the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra and various activities of the Monday Musical Club. These concerts bring to Youngstown each season a number of the world's best musical artists. Umm Scion! of Winds The Mixed Chorus of the Dana School of Music, a group of men and women chosen for their vocal and musical ability, forms the nucleus of the operatic pro- ductions. The Madrigal Singers is a group of sixteen se- lected voices from the school ot music. A cappella com- positions of the English Madrigal School, the more mo- dern arrangements of folk tunes, and such works by contemporary composers as are suitable to the small en- semble are studied and presented. Opera is a tradition in the school of music. The cast is selected through com- petitive audition and the productions are staged in col- laboration with the drama and art departments of the college. Last season the a cappella choir of the Dana School of Music was invited to participate in the Collegiate Chorale in Cleveland. Youngstown was one of the fif- teen institutions attending. The School ot Music also sponsored a percussion clinic. Demonstrators of accessories pertaining to the adapta- bility of Latin-American rhythms and modern dance band techniques were witnessed by students and music super- visors from eastern Ohio and westren Pennsylvania. cl Y ciao! of gccedaeaa The School of Business of Youngstown College was founded in i923 as an evening school and as a part of the Youngstown Y.lVl.C.A. Schools. At the beginning, classes in a few business subjects met on the third floor of the Y.lVl.C.A. building on Champion Street,iand the school operated under the name of the Y.lVl.C.A. Business School. ln i926 the school was moved to the john C. Wick es- tate, located at the corner of Wick and Lincoln Avenues, where the main Youngstown College building now stands. The Hall Business University, which at that time had served the students of this area for thirty-six years, was merged with the Y.lVl.C.A. Business School in l928, and the new school began operating on june l of that year. ln l939 the school was moved to the building it now occupies next to the main college building. Sedan! af gccadaeaa A The increased demand from college students for business training led to the offering of combined college and secretarial courses tor the first time in l944. In the same year the name ot the school was changed to the School of Business of Youngstown College. The School of Business makes it possible for students to take their business training in day or evening classes and on a full-time or part-time basis. Courses in secretarial studies give credit toward the de- gree ot Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in secretarial studies, the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in business education, and the title of Associate in Business Administration. The William Rayen School ot Engineering, made available to Youngstown College in janu- ary, l946, accommodates classes in mathema- tics, physics, and engineering. lt cost more than SSl25,000 to remodel the old Rayen building, which will now take care ot some 350 day and 450 night pupils. ln i945 the name was changed from William Rayen Tech- nical Institute to the William Rayen School ot Engineering. Professor Frank M. Ellis was appointed act- ing dean by President Howard W. jones to succeed Dean Louis A. Deez, who died last year. Dean Deez was chairman ot the Mahon- ing Crand River Floodway Committee in Washington. Professor Ellis became a member of the Youngstown College taculty in l945. He re- ceived his Bachelor ot Science degree from Carnegie Institute of Technology and his Mas- ter in Education degree from the University ot Pittsburgh. 706ZZ6am fewer: Sedan! af Zagineezdag Wdlkam zczqea Seine! af The basement of the engineering building consists of two large rooms which are used for housing some of the power- generating equipment and the auxiliary equipment required for the mechanical engineering laboratory on the floor above. The main floor consists of four modern classrooms, a study room, a library of technical books, the mechanical engineer- ing laboratory, and the materials testing laboratory. On the second floor are the engineering drawing rooms, the physics laboratory and classroom and the electrical laboratories. The electronic laboratory for the experimental work in electro- dynamics and electronic applications is on the second floor. Various oscillators, high-frequency generators, tubes, trans- formers, condensers, wave meters, and other apparatus are available for student use. Recently the Mahoning Valley Society of Professional En- gineers recognized a student affiliate at Youngstown College. The School of Engineering also sponsors an annual open house day at which time the school invites the general.public to tour and inspect the laboratories and classrooms. More than 5,000 made this inspection tour last fall. 2 1 .. . YY A. ' Q ' -:Q-3 S J , 2 I . 2 wx ,, I 1 E if YQ ' 25 Tmgmifyl x .gf 1 '. .' I My 4 .,, V K 1 . iss , - 5' , M gm , H f.: 5 z F R , 1 -, i .:.,.:, M In 9 ' fi XZ B f- SEN VU' ivggiwwm . f f, Q . 53 B , X--lx . , A um -- 'Qian W :mmf E W , 1 Q ss , f gf 1.1 X X . Xb Ji fi, ih - E? ak -Y x' 51 A ig ' SE' QT1? .K f , it f X. 5. 2 Q I , W B r If ,V My 'F 'IE 'ra '+ X LMLQ f?JfZ '1 5 Wg? 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I my - - X I r E ag, W ge , .Q H Q 9 W .piggy r.. aes? ggi?--wifI?g?Q-gi Eg 4, fifwg 'fm 563555, 4 V :im III ,EMI mmge..- W yum :wa riidammx. -'iii F:- :-: f'5:-':' Wicca' 79 Zag BOB TYRRELL Kappa Sigma Kappa ABEY STUDIO Row 1: Nancy Tapley, Lillian Salem, Pat Baluck. Row Z: Mary Lou Rawson, Iecm Law. y cm - Qfefleadc dawn' Marilyn McCallen, a product of the sophomore class, reigned as queen at the colorful Pan-Hellenic Dance. Miss McCallen graduated from Brookfield High School, is majoring in public school education and is a member of Alpha Theta Delta sorority, Alpha Pi Epsilon sorority and the Newman Club. She is also a drum majorette. The lovely girls in her court included jean Law, Mary Lou Rawsori, Pat Baluck, Lillian Salem ancl Nancy Tapley. ABEY STUDlO m a nm ss :mice 'mm :teen mm. fam 'gum an aw , -kmmr. Az .. .. :. Q 9 fi '11E:I:1:-.5345-...'. A 5: :- -5 W 15 X Q ,- Q KX j M Hgmwm -Mmssna mn sw' x ss wma ss mn EEE is B a a .ss as sm a ss ns E ms a n S ss A an ,zu 'I mmm w a ss Qs a E 1-2 masswa H MARY LOU RAWSON ABEY STUDIO Phi Lambda Delta ss ss amdafz cam buzz' When South High School lost Mary Lou Rawson in l948, it was Youngstown CoIlege's gain. Mary Lou believes her lucky number is three because she was chosen junior Prom Queen, Most Popular Girl and an attendent to the Pan-HelI- enic Queen, all in one semester. She is a member of Phi Lambda Delta and The Religion in Life Club and is a cheer- leader. l-ler major is elementary education and her hobbies are outdoor sports. The lovely junior Prom court was graced by lean Law, Barbara Flint, Bette Savage and lo Ann Kerola. ABEY STUDIO Barbara Flint, Io Ann Kerola, Bette Savage, Iecrn Law 5-we mkqi-V an 22? sf ss is a' ne me sf. we a m a 38 3.333 msg as mf E . QE me in m H fa: .. E faMggmaM fx -'ms ss fa ss wa al, mfr- mm ss -QZEEE Sify Xfllgv wwf was .K .Q- E ia wa x Qw-if mg 'if ,aaa ix, mama 4 W fa-H ,W I n mx a as was new Kathy Shabcxlct, ABEY STUDIO Mary Io Daven, Evelyn Downie, Maxine Blair ag Dag f4a'eadcmz'a Miss Alice Zipay, comes to Youngstown College from Sharon, Pa. Being president of Tau Kappa Nu sorority and a member of the Religion in Life Club keeps Alice busy. She enjoys athletics and is loyal in her support of the football and basketball teams. ln her court she was attended by such beauties as Kathy Shabala, Mary jo Davin, Evelyn Downie and Maxine Blair. I Wim! Zaeen ALICE ZIPAY ABEY STUDIO Tau Kappa Nu. William Heintzelmcm John P. Ellsworth David L. Porfilio Mcury L. Mcccko S '48 ...hx ,iN TN :bc Y. ,gala ?c2z4Ze MVN . 4, 4 2'+M,. ' 1 'I'n?7 ?'-1 . ' ' -:I 1 ,L . K -,X V, 1 .7'f1' ' -., ' , ,.':,i' e in .f ' , l. v. - fad , f -W1 -2 .f ' 4 3 11 1 5557, . - 5 L 1 V i f 5 I N . .,. ' , .. -, .-' Y ' Q15 A , v w., i -,, N- . N N ' ' ' .ml in X . ,lux . I ' li' '. - if- :,- - I -. . R 'M 'c Q.- gm' ABEY STUDIO . ,.......Q.g Lv ASL' 3 U 5 a 7 . I I 1 ,-, ff f K r ..-APM ,- I. I ,r I 2 H ..,, 11' E m, Mtv . - 4 A d7.mZH' Art Warden The senior gift to the college this year was a portrait of President jones. The portrait was painted by Malcolm Parcell, of Washington, Pennsylvania, and is affiliated with Carnegie Institute of Technology. We the Senior Class of' l95l are proud of our fellow classmates. Of the 29 students honored in the i950-Sl edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Z2 were seniorsg the officers of Student Council for the spring semester were also seniors. Senior students were active in athletics, outstanding academically, and will- ing to contribute time and effort to promote the social life of the college. The average senior provided an example of the spirit that prevailed to uphold the ideals of the Class of l95l and Youngstown College. eadcvz Kiowa The Senior Class of l95l has produced outstanding lead- ers. Our class officers are representative of leadership in extra-curricular activities. Art Warden, president, has been active in Religion in Life, and served ably as ticket chairman for YoCoHooey ll. lody DeC-enaro, vice-president, presided as president of Student Council. He participated in many activi- ties, but he was outstanding in the International Relations Club, the debate team, and as chairman of the social com- mittee. Bill Houser, treasurer, gained considerable recogni- tion as a member of the tennis team, as president of Alpha Phi Omega, and as chairman of the Newman Club Mardi Gras Dance. Sallie Lou O'Brien, secretary, attained popularity as an especially active member of the Newman Club and as sec- retary of Alpha Iota sorority. These are just a few of the many contributions that our class officers have made to Youngstown College. ' I. DeGenaro, B. Houser, S. O'Brien law... A X, ...q,1waf1asy ,, A.. ,c .14 endow gcmgaez' ' ' -ti '..v-1 1 zz' S v xi X elif? Q X 3 tml iles .. -- ir E' X9 H5 'Wy' ' -- i I RTT Xl X fr Nxt Q5 fi 'er 3 f it . so it . ' .. Mrs. Crites, Mr. Crites, Mrs. Iones, President Iones, I. DeGencrro K Shorbcclcr Look to Tomorrow! - this was the message delivered by President jones to the graduating class of l95l at the senior banquet held on March 3 at Calvin Center. It was a fitting message, for many will find it difficult to leave behind the memories of 'Youngstown College and look to the future. The past is pleasant to recall - the dances, the cafeteria, the exams, the activities. We are no longer the students of this institutiong we are now her graduate sons and daughters. The school is placed in competent hands for new genera- tions of students will prove as capable as we were: we must move on for others to take our place. We need not yearn for the memorable past nor fear tomorrow. The previous four years were only a preparation for a larger task -- to take our places in the outside world. We will face this task guided by the teachings and ideals of Youngstown College, which have equipped us with the means to meet the future. When we are all successful engineers, businessmen, teachers and ar- tists, let us remember Youngstown College and all the opportunities that it has given us, the Class of l95l. We shall recall the halls, the buildings, the professors and the activities with warmth and gratitude. But we shall live not in the past. LOOK TO TOMORROW! i5 r 5M MW V N,---Y-YH- ML ,,,,, , Q BENIAMIN T. ADAMS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Alpha Psi, Student Council, Intramural Sports ANNE C. AIKEN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. BILL ANDERSON Candidate for B. S. in B. A. CAROLE ANDERSON Candidate for B. A. Drama Guild, Gamma Sigma, Student Council IAMES W. ANDERSON Candidate for B. E. Hczbeors Corpus WALTER D. ANGELO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Varsity Football HENRY K. ARDINGER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Vice President-Alpha Mu, Treasurer-Alpha Phi Omega, Co- Neon, RIL, lndepenguins NANCY I. ASHLEY Candidate for B. A. Vice President-RIL, Neon Staff IULIA M. AURILIO Candidate for B. S. in Alpha Sigma Chi Advertising Manager- I AMES M. BAKER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ALEXANDER BAKICH Candidate for B. S. STANLEY I. BARANSKI Candidate for B. E. EUGENE BARKO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. B. A. Newman Club, Tau Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Nu Phi Omega, Sales and Publicity Manager- Neon, jambar Staff, Band, Chorus DANIEL D. BAKER FRANCIS BARNOT Candidate for B. S. in Candidate for B. S. in Ed B. A. Drama Guild HAROLD B. BARRE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EDWARD BARRETT Candidate for B. A. EDWARD L. BATANIAN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Intramural Sports SAM L. BATTAFARANO Candidate for B. E. MICHAEL D. BELEGHIS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Epsilon Phi, Alpha Phi Omega, RIL, Neon Staff MARY C. BENBOW Candidate for B. S. LIVIO L. BERTOLINI Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club, Band THOMAS I. BEVAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. WILLIS W. BIDDLESTONE Candidate for B. A. PEGGY BIGA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Theta Delta, Secretary-Shenango Valley YoCo Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Psychology Club, Newman Club, Home- coming Queen, Maiorette, Who's Who ROBERT I. BISHOP Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ROTC, Dis- tinguished Military Student IAMES P. BLACK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. MAXINE BLAIR Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Alpha Theta Delta, Pan Hellenic Council, Psychology Club, RIL, lvlaiorette, Shenango Valley YoCo Club, ETPC NELSON C. BLETSO Candidate for B. S. American Chemical Society, Newman Club PARKE S. BLOYER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. NICK BOBOSH Candidate for B. A. JOHN BOGDAN Candidate for B. S. American Chemical Society EUGENE S. BOVA Candidate for B. E. LELAND E. BRICKER Candidate for B. A. ROBERT M. BRICKER Candidate for B. E. ROBERT L. BRICKLEY Candidate for B. S. in Ed MARIORIE L. BRIMNER Candidate for B. S. in Ed ETPC, Sigma Alpha Iota ROBERT L. BROWN Candidate for B, E. Mu Pi Epsilon, Phi Sigma Epsilon JACK R. BROWNLEE Candidate for the Title A.B.A. MARTHA I. BRUCE Candidate for B. S. in Ed ETPC, Chorus PHOTOGENIC 4' JAMES H. CAMPBELL Candidate for B. E. Kappa Sigma Kappa DANIEL L. CARDINAL Candidate for B. S. in Ed Newman Club, ETPC VINCENT I. CARDINAL Candidate for B. S. in B. A. CHRISTOPHER I. CARFANO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma IOSEPH I. CASE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. emlafza endow CLEDO CASTRODALE Candidate for B. S. HELEN CATALAND Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Tau Kappa Nu STEPHEN CEPIN Candidate for- B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu, Treasurer- Nu Sigma Rho, New- man Club I OSEPH G. CERYAN Candidate for B. S. President-Phi Epsilon, Newman Club, Ameri- can Chemical Society, Intramural Sports ERNEST CHELEKIS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Varsity Football WE'RE HAVING OUR PICTURE TAKEN. NICHOLAS G. CHRONIAK ROBERT G. CLARK Candidate for B. Mus. Phi Mu Alpha, Candidate for B. A. Alpha Phi Omega, Neon Patience , Orchestra, Staff, ROTC String Ensemble, Dana Music Forum, Band GEORGE A. CHUPARKOFF Candidate for B. A. IOSEPH M. CIMINELLI Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Colt Team, Art Club FOREST W. CLARK Candidate for B. E. EDWARD M. CIRIELLO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu ROSE MARIE CLARK Candidate for B. S. in Ed ETPC, Mimes Club, Drama C-iuld A. PHILLIP CLARKE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Sigma Kappa JAMES W. COLBRUNN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. WILLIAM C. COLGROVE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon, ln- ternational Relations Club ROBERT S. CONKLIN Candidate for B. S. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Mu, Advertising Manager-lambar WALTER W. CONLEY Candidate for B. E. GARRETT L. CONNORS Candidate for B. S. in Ed MICHAEL CONTI Candidate for B. S. in Ed. - President-,Omicron Lambda DONALD E. COPPERSMITH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. BIG DATE AMBROSE CORLETZI Candidate for B. E. AMELIA I. CORRADO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Alpha Theta Delta, Drama Guild, Debate Club, RIL, Sigma Tau Delta, ETPC, Radio Show DANIEL COSERIU Candidate for B. A. Intramural Sports, New- man Club IOHN W. COTTOM Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, American Chemical Society, Pi Beta Chi C. IIMMY COX Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Alpha Psi HARVEY S. GRASS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ROBERT G. CRAWFORD Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma RICHARD G. CRINO Candidate for B. A. Kappa Sigma Kappa NEVA W. CROUCH Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Delta Epsilon IAMES M. CRUM Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Sigma Kappa ROBERT W. CUBICK Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Drama Guild, YoCohooey BETTY ANNE CUMMERICK Candidate tor B. S. in B. A. Newman Club, Shenango Valley VoCo Club, Who's Who, Assistant Business Manager- YoCohooey SPERO P. CUMMINGS Candidate for B. A. ALEC CUNDIK Candidate tor B. E. ROBERT S. CURTIS - Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Secretary-Alpha Mu, Alpha Phi Omega, Advertising Art Editor- YoCohooey, Co-Art Editor-Neon, Homecoming Com- mittee, Snow Flake Frolic Committee, Chairman-Mr. T. Dance AMELIA I. CVENGROS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Drama Guild ANN MARIE D'AGOSTINO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC JUNE E. DAHLGREN Candidate for B. A. Choir, Chorus, Psychology Club, Sigma Alpha Iota WILLIAM R. DAILEY Candidate tor B. S. in B. A. President, Secretary, and Chairman of Con- stitution and Discipline Committees-Student Council, Newman Club, General Business Manager-YoCohooey, Vice Chairman of Student Lite-Ohio Region-USNSA, Vindicator Social Science Award, Who's Who, Intramural Sports DANIEL O. DANIELS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Editor-Neon, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Mu x ,ft ' 1,5 i fi OUR FOOTBALL HEROES KALMAN E. DANKOVICH Candidate for the Title A.B.A. Newman Club IOSEPH l. DANLYCHAK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Nu Sigma Rho, Newman Club, Alpha Tau Gamma IOHN E. DAVANZO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. AlDha Tau Gamma MARY IO DAVIN Candidate for B. S. Newman Club, Gamma Sigma, Homecoming Attendant FRANK W. DAVIS Candidate for B. E. GLADYS HOPKINS DAVIS WILLIAM I. DELL Candidate for B. S. in Ed ETPC HARRY L. DAVIS Candidate for B. A. Varsity Football, Nu Sigma Rho, Intramural Sports, RIL WILFRED DEDRICK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. IODY A. DeGENARO Candidate for B. S. In Ed. Debate Team, Newman Club, Intramural Tennis Champion, Chairman-Snow Flake Frolic, Vice President- Senior Class, President and Chairman of Social Committee-Student Council, Student- Faculty Curriculum Committee, Who's Who, International Relations Club EUGENE D. DELISIO Candidate for B. S. Candidate for B. E. President-Pi Beta Chi, Chairman-American Society for Metals 'THOMAS DeLORENZO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club ' OLIVETTE R. DeLUCIA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club, ETPC, Art Club, Drama Club, Chorus HELEN R. DeMAIN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club, Tau Kappa Nu BRUNO E. DeMOLLI Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Sigma Delta Beta, New- man Club, President- junior Class, Pan Hellenic Council, Neon Staff, Intramural Sports IS THIS WHERE YOU CATCH THE BUS FOR BOARDMAN? KATHERINE DEMSHUK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. RICHARD DeIPERRO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu, Newman Club GEORGE T. DERENZO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club JOSEPH I. DERENZO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC IOSEPH P. DiLALLO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Nu Sigma Rho, Newman Club HOWARD A. DILLEY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Sigma Kappa ANGELO M. DiLORENZO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club BETTY I. DIMENNO Candidate for B. A. Pan Hellenic Council, NSA Chairman- Student Council, President-Alpha Theta Delta, YoCohooey, Chorus, May Day Committee, RIL, Dana Music Forum, Studio Club lGERALDINE A. DIORIO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC ,ANTHONY 1. DONATELLI Candidate for B. A. Business Manager-Neon, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Secretary-Alpha Phi Omega S 1 ..,.P,, ffv li BUT FIRST. WE EAT. IOSEPH B. DONEGAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Treasurer-Student Council, President- Alpha Tau Gamma, Who's Who ALBERT DUDA Candidate for B. E. FRANCIS A. DUGAN Candidate for B. A. IACK D. EDWARDS Candidate for the Title RAYMOND G. EMERY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EARL E. EMINHIZER Candidate for B. S. in Ed Camera Club WILLIAM P. ERME Candidate for B. A. ROBERT P. EUSANIO Candidate for B. S. in A. B. A. B. A, Intramural Sports IOHN ELLSWORTH IEANNINE O. FAIVER Candidate for B. E. Candidate for B, S, in Ed- Mu Pi Epsilon, American Art Club, RIL, Chemical Society, Newman Club lndepenguins ANYONE WANT TO BUY A BALLOON? EDWARD G. FANNON Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Gamma, Newman Club, Intramural Sports PANN Y I. FAUSTINO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, Newman Club UOSEPH W. FEDOHEK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. CAHLA M. FENSTERMAKER Candidate for B. A. Choir, Corresponding Secretary-Alpha Theta Delta, Ticket Manager-Opera, Soliciting Chairman- Library Drive EDWARD E. FINAMORE Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC i i HENRY A. PINK Candidate for B. E. JOHN R. FITCH Candidate for B. S. endow .ANDREW FOGARISH Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Omicron Lambda WAYNE E. I-'OLLWBILER Candidate for B. S. in RIL B. A. GILBERT P. PITZPATRICK WILLIAM F. FORSYTHE Candidate for B. A. THOMAS O. PLINK Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon ESTELLA L. FLORESCO Candidate for B. Mus. Sigma Alpha Iota, Choir, Chorus, Madrigals, Opera, Studio Club Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC ELEANOR MAE FORTUNATO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Alpha Theta Delta, ETPC RAYMOND P. FREISEN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Intramural Sports IOSEPH E. FULLER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. lndepenguins, Vice President-Nu Sigma Rho, President-Pan Hellenic Council PHILIP P. GAINAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu TERESA M. GATTO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ANDREW GAYDOS Candidate for BAS. in B. A. JOSEPH W. GAYETSKY Candidate for B. S. in Ed. PAUL E. GEHRLEIN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. JOSEPH M. GEREK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Sigma Delta Beta, Treasurer-Alpha Tau Gamma, Who's Who, Newman Club, Student'Council, Pan Hellenic Council, lambar Staff, Intramural Sports, Delta Epsilon TED G. GERWING Candidate for B. S. NICHOLAS GIALDIN I Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ISRAEL GIBBS Candidate for B. A. Psychology Club THE CAFETEBIA RONALD E. GILL Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Phi Omega, Shenango Valley YoCo Club , ANTHONY L. GINOCCHI Candidate for B. S. in B. A. LIVIO C. GIUDICI Candidate for B. S. Phi Epsilon, American Chemical Society STEVE GORAL Candidate for B. S. JOSEPH GOTAL Candidate for B. E. NORMA L. GOULD Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, RIL, ETPC ELEANOR GRABAN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, Rl L, Intramural Sports ARTHUR I. GRADY Candidate for B. A. Omicron Lambda ROBERT A. GRAY Candidate for B, S. in Ed. Vice President-ETPC, Chairman-Library Drive RAY I. GREENAWALT Candidate for the Title A. B. A. DWIGHT M. GRIFFITH Candidate for the Title A. B. A. LYNN GRIFFITH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Treasurer-Student Council, Alpha Tau Gamma, Who's Who FRED GRIFFITHS Candidate for B. S. in Ed RIL, ETPC EDMUND S. HAMILTON Candidate for B. A. Chorus, RIL, Psychology Club FLORENCE I.. HANDWORK Candidate for B. Mus. Vice President-Studio Club, Dana Music Forum, RIL, Choir, Chorus, intramural Sports THE NIGHT BEFORE THAT MORNING AFTER FEELING. RICHARD HAN NIS Candidate for B. S. in Ed Varsity Football IOSEPH IOHN HANRAHAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon EDWARD A. HANTULA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. JOHN I. HARKINS Candidate for B. E. Newman Club, Vice President-Phi Sigma Epsilon, American Society for Metals 'LYNN A. HATCH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Gamma, RIL I enccvw N.. fi K A. MARGARET HOFFMAN Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Tau Kappa Nu WILLIAM G HEWITSON SHIRLEY M, HQGEN Candidate for B. Mus. RIL, President-Studio Club, Vice President- Sigma Alpha Iota, Dana Music Forum, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Student Council, Intramural Sports CHARLES I. HORLBECK Candidate for B. E. Sigma Delta Beta, Newman Club GEORGE HOHVATH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. HAROLD V. HOTCHKISS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. H6.4Q6f77f7mf Wf6ZGfZWf7m '5'-..,,.,. :, YOU SAY YOU WANT TO MAIOR IN HOME EC. WILLIAM G. HOUSEH Candidate for B. A. Treasurer'Senior Class, President-Alpha Phi Omega, Sports Editor- Neon, Newman Club, Varsity Tennis, Chairman-Mardi Gras, Sports Editor-Heart EMIL HRIVNAK Candidate for B. S. Chairman-American Chemical Society, Editor-Mortar and Pestle, Phi Epsilon WILLIAM HUFF Candidate for B. A. BELMONT C. HUGHES Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Sigma Chi MICHAEL R. HURA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC e QROSEMARIE IANAZONE MARTHA IANE IAHN Candidate for B. Mus. Vice President-Sigma Alpha lota, Newman Club ROBERT P. ILAS Candidate for B. S. in Ed Band, Orchestra, Woodwind Ensemble ' AURELIA I. ISALIE Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Alpha Theta Delta IOHN C. IACOBS Candidate for B. S. in Candidate for B. S. in Ed Gamma Sigma, RIL, ETPC VIRGINIA IAMES Candidate for B. S. in Ed ETPC, RIL TWILLIAM A. IAMISON Candidate for B. E. DAVID IOHNSON Candidate for B. S. in Ed. B. A. Alpha Tau Ciamrna .STANLEY M. I ACOBSON EDSEL T. IOHNSON Candidate for B. Mus. Phi Mu Alpha, Dana Musicale, May Day Music Committee Candidate for B. A. GLENN JOHNSON Candidate for B. E. M. RICHARD IOHNSON Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Gamma NATHANIEL R. IONES Candidate for B. A. Chairman-Pan Hellenic Council, Senior Sports Editor-Neon, International Relations Club CARI. I. KACHEL Candidate tor B. E. JEROME S. KAHN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. lambar Staff, YoCohooey ROBERT I. KALAF UT Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Tau Gamma, President-Sophomore Class NANCY L. KALE Candidate for B. S. in Ed Student Council, Sigma Tau Delta, Delta Epsilon, Assistant Editor-Neon C. BRUCE KENNEDY Candidate for B. E. DENNY D. KENNEDY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma JAMES W. KIRIAZIS Candidate for B. A. WHAT. NO GIRLS! EARL L. KLECKNER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EDWARD A. KLEESE Candidate for B. E. Sigma Sigma PRED I. KLEM Candidate for B. E. Phi Epsilon, Nu Sigma Rho .HOWARD E. KNIGHT Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon, Who's Who NEWTON I. KNOLL Candidate for B. S. in B. A. JOHN L. KN UPP Candidate for B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Omicron Lambda, American Chemical Society, lambar Staff IOHN E. KOLUN IE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. RICHARD R. KOMO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. WILLIAM R. KONDAS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Sigma Chi, Newman Club GEORGE KONIK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma EARL I. KOPNISKY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Phi Omega, lndepenguins JOSEPH M. KORSALA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. MARGARET KOSTYO Candidate for B. S. HARRY W. KRALL Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Varsity Basketball IOHN KUNSTEL Candidate for B. S. in B. A. MARDI GRAS DANCE. TED F. KUHDUPSKI Candidate for B. E. VIRGIL L. KYNETT Candidate for B. E. MICHAEL LACIVITA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Camera Club HARRY E. LAMB Candidate for B. S. in B. A. lndepenguins, Newman Club, Swimming Team MILFORD LANDWERT Candidate for B. E. endow N' 1 J 'ls E Bi' i aa BUT I WANT TO SIT AT THE HEAD OF THE TABLE. GEORGE D. LANIER Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Sigma Kappa Phi CARMEN R. LANZO Candidate for B. A. Nu Sigma Rho CHARLES I. LEACH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. STEVE F. LEKO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. HENRY A. LEPORE Candidate for B. S. Sigma Delta Beta VINCENT D. LEPORE GORDON C. LLEWELLYN Candidate for B. A. Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Phi Sigma Epsilon, RIL American Chemical Society, Psychology Club, Chairman-April Showers Dance EDWARD A. LESKOVEC ROBERT E. LOEW Candidate for B. S. in Candidate for B, A, , B. A. i Varsity Basketball, Treasurer-Newman Club, Intramural Sports LEON LIPSON LAURA B. LONG Candidate for B. S. in Candidate for B. A. B. A. SHIRLEY A. LISKA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Candidate for B, A' I AMES LOSHINSKY ETPC, RIL jambar Statt THOMAS W. LIVERMORE JOSEPH N' LOTZE Candidate for B. S. C d'd f B - Phi Epsilon, American ag' 'pjfe or ' S' In Chffmvcal Society. Phi sigma Epsilon, Alpha lnframural Sports Mu, Intramural Sports WHAT DID YOU SAY YOUR NAME WAS? JAMES L. LOVY Candidate for B. E. MARIORIE G. LOWERY Candidate for B. S. in Ed. President-Alpha Theta Delta, Pan Hellenic Council, ETPC WILLIAM T. LUCAS Candidate for B. E. American Chemical Society GEORGE R. LUCIA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball HENRY LUSZCZ Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Treasurer-Newman Club, Sigma Sigma RAYMOND A. LYNCH Candidate tor B. S. American Chemical Society, Pi Beta Chi IEANNE LYON S Candidate for B. A. Secretary-Phi Lambda Delta, Student Council, Pan Hellenic Council, Feature Editor-jambar, Neon Staff, Drama Cuild, Radio Show, junior Prom Court, Sigma Tau Delta, RIL RALPH C. MCCORKLE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. IAMES K. MCLAUGHLIN Candidate for B. E. Vice President-Kappa Sigma Kappa, Newman Club, jambar Staff, Chairman-Bare Brunch, Chairman- junior Prom RICHARD D. MCMEANS Candidate for B. E. Secretary-Mu Pi Epsilon, Who's Who 6055044 ARTHUR P. MCNEIL Candidate for B. E. IOHN W. MCSKIMMING Candidate for B. E. Kappa Sigma Kappa, RIL ROTC MARY L. MACKO Candidate for B. S. Treasurer-Alpha Theta Delta, Newman Club, Treasurer-Omega Kappa Upsilon, Secretary-American Chemical Society JACK E. MAGOULAKIS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Swimming Team, Intramural Sports LOUIS R. MAHAR Candidate for B. S. in B A. Drama Guild, Opera, YoCohooey JOSEPH MAIECIC Candidate for B. E. NICHOLAS MAIECIC Candidate for B. S. American Chemical Society ROSE MARIE MALON E Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Corresponding Secretary- Alpha Theta Delta, ETPC, Dana Music Forum, Newman Club, Mardi Gras Queen, lambar Staff MELVIN MAMULA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Art Club, Managing Editor-jambar, Copy Editor-Neon RICHARD I. MARKS CASIMIR W. MARTIN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club, Drama Guild, Alpha Sigma Chi DOROTHY RUTH MARTIN Candidate for B. A. Alpha Theta Delta IAMES C. MARTIN Candidate for B. S. Treasurer-American Chemical Society IOHN F. MARTIN Candidate for B. S. Treasurer-American Chemical Society RICHARD T. MARTIN Candidate f0l' B- 5- in Ed. Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Treasurer-Art Club Kappa Sigma Kappa, ETPC 'STEVE MAVRIGIAN Candidate for B. S. in Ed MARTIN I. MAYER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ALICE R, MAYO Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Alpha Iota, Newman Club, Intramural Sports HARRY C. MEIERS Candidate for B. S, in Ed. Newman Club, Drama Guild, Art Club DONALD E. MEIGS Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon, Intramural Sports EDWARD H. MENSTER Candidate for B. E. VIOLA MENTZER Candidate for B. S. in Ed. RALPH A. MERANTO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. lvladrigals, Chorus, Choir, Opera. Drama Club THOMAS E. MICKLAS Candidate for B. S, in B. A. Alpha Mu, Intramural Sports GEORGE E. MILLER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. JAMES L. MILLER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. MORRIS MIRKIN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC. Intercollegiate Zoinist Federation FRANK I. MITCH Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu, Psychology Club, Newman Club MARGARET ANN MOORE Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Phi Lambda Delta, RIL, ETPC WILLIAM D. MOORE Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Swimming Team, RIL THE U. N. WAS NEVER LIKE THIS. I -. .15 ri-. CHARLES MORLEY Candidate for B. S. in i B. A. Newman Club THEODORE M. MOSS Candidate for B. A. Alpha Phi Alpha, Newman Club LOYAL B. MOULD Candidate for B. S. in Ed Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Dana Music Forum LOUIS E. MUEHLBAUER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Varsity Basketball STEVEN MULICHAK Candidate for B. A. Seadafza WILLIAM C. MUNN Candidate for B. E. IOHN E. MURDOCK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club ANGELO V. NACARATO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. YoCohooey, Nu Sigma Rho, Alpha Mu, Intramural Sports, Captain-Cheerleaders ALEX I. NAGY Candidate tor B. S. in Ed. President-Alpha Sigma Chi FRANK A. NAPLES Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu 3.5-. Hrnmmmmm. PRETTY NICE. MARIANNE NAVIN Candidate for B. A. Radio Show, Newman Club, Drama Guild DALE B. NELSON Candidate for B. A. DONALD E. NELSON Candidate for B. E. DAVID S. NEPHEW Candidate for B. E. Treasurer and Vice President-Phi Epsilon Vice President-Mu Pi, Epsilon, Intramural Sports, Who's Who, Vice President- Student Council MICHAEL NEVINSKY Candidate for B. E. Newman Club, Mu Pi Epsilon NINA NICOLUDIS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. NANCY NIGGEL Candidate for B. A. Newman Club IOHN I. N OGA Candidate for B. E. Phi Epsilon, American Society of Metals, American Chemical Society MARY IO NESSELBUSH PAUL G, NQVAK Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Candidgte for B, E- PICTURES, PICTURES. AND MORE PICTURES. IOSEPH C. NOVOTNY Candidate tor B. S. in B. A. BETTY O'BRIEN Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Secretary-Alpha Iota, lambar Staff, Secretary-Newman Club, Heart Staff DANE W. O'BRIEN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Sigma Kappa, Alpha Tau Gamma SALLIE LOU O'BRIEN Candidate for B. A. Secretary-Senior Class, Faculty Editor-Neon, lambar Staff, Newman Club. Editor-Heart, Alpha lota, C0- chairman-Freshman Breakfast and Freshman Tea ROBERT I. O'HARE Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Intramural Sports i DELPHINE C. OLENICK Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Majorette, Alpha iota, Newman Club, intramural Sports RUTH ONDASH Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Tau Kappa Nu, Vice President-Newman Club, Homecoming and Freshman Breakfast Committee TOHN R. O'NEILL Candidate for B. E. Sigma Sigma PETER D. O'NEILL Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ROBERT C. ORDWAY Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon I TONY A. ORLEANS Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Varsity Baseball and Basketball ROBERT C. ORTON Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Vice President and Assistant Secretary- Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pan Hellenic Council, Newman Club KENNETH W. OTT Candidate for B. S. in B. A. RAYMOND I. OWOC Candidate for B. E. Mu Pi Epsilon MATTHEW PACAK Candidate for B. E. WILLIAM PARFENCHUK NATALIE PAVILON Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu BRUNO R. L. PARRO Candidate for B. A. IOHN C. PASTORIE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu Candidate for B. A. larnbar Staff, Newman Club, Neon Staff, Chorus, Sigma Tau Delta IRENE D. PAVLOV Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Vice President-Tau Kappa Nu, Newman Club, Neon Staff ESOTTA PELLEGRINI Candidate for B. Mus. Band WILLIAM R. PATTERSON CHARLES PEHAZICH Candidate for B. S. in Candidate for B, A, B. A. Nu Sigma Rho, Manager- Varsity Football JOHN PAVELKO DOMINIC I. PERELI.. Candfidate for B. E. Candidate for B. Mus. eadafza Band, Orchestra 'WILLIAM M. PERKINS Candidate for B. A. IOHN I . PERRY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. THOMAS A. PETRO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Sigma Sigma, Newman Club IOHN F. PETTEN Candidate for B. A. International Relations Club PAULINE M. PETTY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Newman Club, Sharon Steel Scholarship I'LL SIT ON THE DESK IF I LIKE. I'M THE TEACHER. CHARLES R. PLEASANT Candidate for B. A. Debate Team, Intramural Sports, Vice President- Shenango Valley YoCo Club FRANK A. PLIHCIK Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Alpha Phi Omega, ETPC, Radio Show, Newman Club IOSEPH C. POHMURSKI Candidate for B. E. Newman Club EARL I. POPOVICH Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club DAVID L. PORFILIO Candidate for B. E. Nu Sigma Rho IO ANN PORTER Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Gamma Sigma, Pan Hellenic Council, ETPC NEWMAN E. POSEY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Kappa Alpha Psi, Intramural Sports PAUL B. PRICE Candidate for B. S. in B. A. CHARLES E. QUINN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon MATT I. QUINN Candidate for B. A. Editor-jambar, Co- Editor-Radio Show, Student Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Who's Who, Newman Club, Editor-Football Program LOOK, MA, I'M DANCIN'. FLOYD RAND Candidate for B. S. in B. A. HAROLD E. RAUCH Candidate for B. A. R. M. RAY Candidate for B. S. Mu Pi Epsilon DONALD R. RECORD Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, Sigma Sigma, Intramural Sports, Shenango Valley YoCo Club O. WARREN REDHAIR Candidate for B. Mus. Band WILLIAM W. REED Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Phi Sigma Epsilon, RIL, jambar Staff, Mimes Club, lnternational Relations Club PAT M. REVEZZO Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma IOAN E. RICHARDS Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC FOREST L. RILEY Candidate for B. E. TrackTeam 'I AMES E. ROBINSON Candidate for B. S, in Ed, Delta Epsilon MEN OF DISTINCTION. IROBERT R. RODECKER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Treasurer--Shenango Valley YoCo Club, Treasurer-Student Council, Alpha Tau Gamma, RIL, Delta Epsilon, Who's Who, Assistant Business Manager-Neon ELMER E. RODGERS Candidate for B. A. Phi Mu Alpha, RIL LYALL N. RODGERS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Sigma Delta Beta EDWARD F. ROGERS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Mu, lntramural Sports, ROTC WILLIAM I. ROHRER Candidate for B. A. IOHN ROMAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Treasurer-Alpha Phi Omega CHARLES M. ROPAR Candidate tor B. A. Sigma Sigma, Newman Club, Drama Guild CHARLES L. ROSS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Tau Gamma DAN R. ROTAR Candidate for B. E. JOHN I. ROWLANDS Candidate for B. S. in B A WOULD YOU LIKE AN EIGHT O'CLOCK CLASS? IEAN L. RUSSELL Candidate for B. Mus. Choir, Madrigals, Sigma Alpha Iota VICTOR P. SALAIKO Candidate for B. A. IACK SAUNDERS Candidate for B. E. Kappa Sigma Kappa AUDREY I. SAVOIA Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Alpha Iota, Newman Club, Intramural Sports, Neon Staff JAMES M. SCANLON Candidate for B. S. 'THOMAS A. SCARNEY Candidate for B. S. in B. A. MARTIN H. SCHULLER Candidate for B. S. in B. A. HARRY R. SCHWAB Candidate for B. S. in B. A. President-Pi Beta Chi, American Society of Metals, Pan Hellenic Council THOMAS I. SEEFRED Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EDWARD L. SELLERS Candidate for B. S. in B. A. endow EDWARD I. SEMICK Candidate for B. E. KATHERINE SHABALA Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Secretary-Student Council, Senior Class Editor-Neon, Who's Who, Intramural Sports, Hostess-Snow Flake Frolic, Chairman-Freshman Women's Tea, Delta Epsilon, May Day Court DAVID R. SHAW Candidate for the Title A. B. A. DOROTHY E. SHERIN Candidate for the Title A. B. A. I OHN I. SHIRILLA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club, Sigma Delta Beta, Intramural Sports IAMES M. SHOOK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EDWARD T. SIMCHICK Candidate for B. S. in B. A. IAMES L. SIMON Candidate for B. A. Vice President-Student Council, Phi Epsilon Phi, President- International Relations Club, RIL, Student intergroup Council WILLIAM F. SKINNER Candidate for B. S. PEGGY SKIPP Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Alpha Iota, Intramural Sports eniafza QFRANCES A. SLANINA Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, Newman Club, Intramural Sports BURTON L. SLOAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. EDWARD L. SMITH Candidate for B. Mus. Phi Mu Alpha MARGARET B. SMITH Candidate for B. S. in Ed EDWARD N. SOBNOSKY Candidate for B. A. SUMMER ATTHE LAKE. WOW! JACK E. SOMMERLAD Candidate for B. S. in B. A. ROBERT A. SPATHOLT Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Alpha Sigma Chi FRED R. STAFFORD Candidate for B. S. in B. A. GEORGE P. STAHLMAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. President-Alpha Mu CLAYTON E. STAMBAUGH Candidate for B. S. .-- ' -di ef THOMAS I. STANTON Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Newman Club, Neon Staff, Opera, Orchestra, YoCohooey, Intramural Sports CHARLES STAYDUHAR Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Secretary-Alpha Tau Gamma, Newman Club LEMUEL E. STEWART Candidate for B. A. Radio Show, Orchestra, Alpha Phi Alpha FRANK I. STIGLIANO Candidate for B. E. Iambar Staff, Newman Club, Mu Pi Epsilon, Shenango Valley YoCo Club JOHN V. STOCZ Candidate for B. S. in B. A. WILLIAM L. STORMER Candidate for B. S. in Ed. RIL, Track Team, Pi Beta Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, ETPC, Speech Club, Intramural Sports, Band ROBERT STOYANOFF Candidate for B. E. Nu Sigma Rho CAROL R. STULL Candidate for B. S. in Ed. ETPC, RIL ROSEMARY STURGEON Candidate for the Title A. B. A. Newman Club, Alpha Iota, Intramural Sports FDREEDA SUBHAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Art Club, Chorus, Choir WHAT'S THE IOKE? IOHN T. SULLIVAN Candidate for B. S. in B. A. Neon Staff, Sigma Sigma, Pan Hellenic Council MIRIAM S. SUOSIO Candidate for B. Mus. Studio Club, Sigma Alpha Iota, Dana Music Forum, RIL, Who's Who, Delta Epsilon DONALD I. TAMBURRO Candidate for B. S. in Ed. Dramatic Club, Vice President-Drama Guild I. 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Ed.: 264 Lora, City Buxton, Delores B.: 1: Lib. Arts: 784 Glenwood, Warren: 46538 Byers, Everette E.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 126 Ohltown Rd., City: 99504 Byo, Donald W.: 1: Mus. Ed.: 597 Cohasset, City: 32703 Byrd, Iohn C.: 1: Acct.: 211 Adams, City: 33410 Bryne, Paul D.: 1: Adv.: 137 Linden NE, Warren: 29374 Bymes, Richard E.: 4: Biol.: 62 Beechwood, City: 86077 C Cabell, Laura W.: Special: 247 E. Park, Columbiana: 2308 Cable, Kenneth L.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 587 W. Warren, City: 87524 Caccamo, Lucille M.: 2: Ed.: 840 W. lndianola, City: 21053 Cackowski, Theodore: 2: Mech. Engr.: 245 Iroquois, Struthers: 58191 Caggiano, Nurmi I.: l: Acct.: 525 Twelfth, Campbell: 53155 Cahill, Charles I.: 3: 153 Elm, Struthers: 57779 Cain, Charles F.: PG: Mdse.: 1184 Central Parkway, Warren: 49071 Cain, Iohn I.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 181 E. Midlothian, City: 25466 Campbell, Iack E.: 2: Lib. Arts: 410W Lyndal, New Castle, Pa.: 72481 Campbell, Iames H.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 1811 Kensington, City: 36497 Campbell, William E.: Spncial: Gen. Bus.: 110 Bouquet, City: 97658 Campbell, Wilma: Bus.: 216 Nicholas, City: 32633 Campean, Iohn: 3: Bus.: 140 W. Woodland, City: 62611 Campean, Peter A.: 1: Acct.: 140 W. Woodland, City: 62611 Campolito, Carmel A.: 1: Bus.: 34 Wildwood, City: 84157 Camuso, Betty I.: 3: El. Ed.: 411 Caroline, Hubbard: 44661 Canellas, Andrew A.: 1: Acct.: 24 Oak Park, City: 47502 Cannatti, Rocco P.: 2: Act.: 820 Berkley, City: 75471 Cannell. Rosema ' 4: El. Ed.: 152 W. LaClede, City: 20651 Canterucci, Elainreil-1.: 1: Art: 215 S. Cedar, Niles: 27408 Cantwell, Iames R.: l:, Bus. Adm.: 19 Illinois, City: 72912 Cantwell, Robert U.: 3: Mdse.: 1838 Coronado, City: 37554 Cappy, Iames I.: 4: 23 W. Delason, City: 32327 Carano, Val I.: 2: E.: 370 Penhale, Campbell: 56904 Carden, Iames F.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 1741 McCollum, City: 94406 Cardinal, Daniel L.: 4: Ed.: 193 Albert, Warren: 46088 Cardinal, Vincent I.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 193 Albert, Warren: 46088 Cartano, Christopher: 4: Acct.: l37 Center, Struthers: 55707 Carlson, Richard D.: 1: Acct.: 785 Bryson, City Carlyle, Susan C.: 3: Psych.: 44 MacArthur, City: 21478 Carnevale, Iames P.: 3: El. Eci.: 126 N. Prospect, City: 35267 Carnevale, Patt I.: 2: 126 N. Prospect, City: 35267 Carnelh lohn B.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 206 E. Second, Girard: 59160 Carney, Iohn F. Ir.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 37 Broadway, City: 61505 Carney, Loretta A.: 3: El. Ed.: 934 Wilson, Struthers: 54179 Carney, Lucille: 1: Nursing: 1904 Clifton, City: 31409 Carpino, Phyllis R.: 1: Box 45, Tiltonsville: 98 Carr, Rosemarie: 1: El. Ed.: 29 N. Brockway, City: 96204 Carr, Suzanne L.: El. Ed.: 29 N. Brockway, City: 96204 Carter, Alfreda E.: 1: El. Ed:. City: 47092 Carter, Roy E. Ir.: 1: Psych.: 1113 Negley, Farrell, Pa.: 21517 Case, Ioseph I.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 2625 Veterans, City: 31987 Casey, Elaine M.: 1: Engl.: 35 Bon Air, City: 93879 Casey, Herman H.: 1: Pre-Med.: 3340 Edgar, City: 78331 Casey, Iohn Thomas: 4: Adv.: 3522 Southern, City: 26498 Cass, Annette I.: Bus.: 3633 South, City: 26247 Cassady, Richard I.: 1: Bus. Adm.: RD 1, Brookfield, City: 82131 Cassese, Joseph A.: 1: Lib. Arts: 410 N. Walnut, City: 75010 Casteel, Ellamae: 2: Gen, Bus.: 723V2 Parkview, City: 86216 Castrodale, Cledo: 4: Chem.: 560 Loveless, City: 32030 Cataland, George: 3: Chem.: 578 Coitsville Rd.: Campbell: 75577 Cataland, Ronald I.: 1: Lang.: 29 S. Blaine, City: 35395 Cataldi, Sante N.: 2: Psych.: 21 High, Sharpsville, Pa.: 9378 Cantcmia, Mary D.: 4: Med. Tech.: 355 Summit, City: 35540 Cauffield, Dorothy M.: 1: Acct.: Evansville Rd., Niles: 22979 Cavanaugh, Mary E.: 3: Art: 122 W. Boston, City 25277 Cave, William I. Ir.: 1: Mdse.: 417 S. Oakland, Sharon, Pa.: 20701 Ceapa, Ioseph Ir.: 1: Civ. Engr.: 3717 Rtsher Rd., City Cecil, Cecilia F.: Bus.: 2016 Logan, City: 39508 Celec, Albert S.: 3: Pre-Dent.: 352 E. Avondale, City: 26323 Centofanti, Ann M.: 2: El. Ed.: 96 Sexton, Struthers: 57690 Achievement , uuliy 1 -'ff' '. - : , 'Wes A. if f 'Q' ' We congratulate all wearers ' W ' 117' If 1 of this ring and we trust tgiiiiiiiiig. A ' ' A . that the values it stands for i X ' I will enrich your life for years to come. , - With.. .X if 'ON 'OC it . .iii 2 it 1. 1 .- Q 4 ff, 5' fl f RAYMOND BRENNER ,7, , - Qll- L 'H' wi, A Va 'C FQ Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society t ' Q -A 1. -A Federal at Hazel iiI9 212 Hart Schaffner Ke Marx HAR T Z E Ll. S Home of Hart, Scbajfner ef Marx Clothes 1 Clothes rlvlnuv 9, li- lff: felis 112 I! E .,.,. 1 I x I D. . 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Margaret, Niles: 23374 Chamberlain, Margaret: 3: Ed.: 335 E. Auburndale, City: 22545 Chambers, Robert N.: PG: RD 3, New Castle, Pa.: 2826 Chance, Ioseph I.: 1: Acct.: 40 Division, City: 99090 Chapman, George A.: 2: Ed.: 921 W. Madison, City: 36541 Charles, Earl: ZL Mdse.: 151 Woodbine, Struthers: 55982 Charles, Louis: 2: Psych.: 1205 Cunningham, New Castle, Pa.: 6085R Chase, Harold C.: 3: Elec. Engr.: RD 2, Hubbard: 44288 Chelekis, Ernest: 4: Bus. Adm.: 1802 Overland, City: 47900 Chepak, Iohn: Bus.: 215 Wirt, City: 60868 ' Chiado, Iohn A. Ir.: Math.: 701 French, Farrell, Pa.: 24322 Chiandussi, Elti I.: 1: Arch.: 2369 Goleta, City: 65683 Chiarello, Anthony P.: 1: Adv.: 427 Knox, City: 78096 Chiara, Louis A.: 1: Lang.: RD 7, Ellwood City, Pa.: 20601 Chonko, Truoy F.: Bus.: 165 Millet, City: 97641 Choppa, Louis I.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 324 Prescott, Hubbard: 43368 Chrislip, William I.: 2: Acct.: 4424 South, City: 22855 Christian, Martin I. Ir.: 3: Acct.: 45 E. Auburndale, City: 85123 Christie, Gordon C.: l: Acct.: 1169 Central Parkway, Warren: 23018 Christoff, Alex: 3: Acct.: 111 N. Brockway, City: 95324 Christoif, Eleanor M.: 2: Bus.: 412 Hyatt, Campbell: 55211 Christy, Victor: 1: Math.: 257 E. Dewey, City: 78751 Chroniak, Nicholas G.: 4: Music: 746 Bryson, City: 34727 Chudik, Iohn: 2: Pre-Law: 530 Dixon, City: 79596 Chuey, Steven E.: PG: Law: 137 Princeton, Hubbard: 41743 Chuey, Thomas A.: 2: El. Ed.: 277 Maplewood, Struthers: 56826 Chuhanich, Edward I.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 2658 Cooper, City: 24622 Chulik, Theodore: 2: Mech. Engr.: 62 E. Philadelphia, City: 83543 Chupankoff, George: 4: Pol. Sci.: 142 Broad, Struthers: 57444 Chupankoif, Theodore: 1: Math.: 142 Broad, Struthers: 57444 Churchill, Robert L.' l: Pre-Med.: 224 Ieiierson, City: 31548 Ciauarella, Ioseph l7.: 4: Bus.: 118 Hamilton, City: 58971 Cibulas, Mary: 1: Pre-Med.: 386 Penhale, Campbell: 55310 Cica, Michael M.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 919 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 23718 Cicchillo, Iack F.: 1: City: 28221 Ciccone, Mary L.: Bus.: 722 Mason, Niles: 22209 Cicero, Ioseph I.: Pre-Med.: 4l8V2 Grant, Niles: 27007 Cickelli, Daniel L.: 1: Pre-Law: Warren: 30857 Ciferno, Salvatore L.: 3: Bus. Ad.: 251 Austin, Warren: 37971 Ciminelli, Ioseph M.: 4: Art: 2768 W. Federal, City: 42064 Cinque, Frank: 2: Mdse.: Box 181, Hillsville, Pa.: 82871921 Ciolll, Angelo I.: 1: Art: 1578 Shehy, City: 72298 : 926E Ciotola, Frank: 3: Biol.: 933 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 6468 Cipollone, Nicholas: PG: 279 N. Heights, City: 30917 Ciriello, Edward M.: 3: Mdse.: Bus. Adm.: 3026 W. Federal, City: 62890 Citano, Roseann M.: 1: Chem. 4746 South: City: 83530 Citirlo, Clare, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Clarke Clarke Clarke Ida H. 2: Psych.: 812 Summit, Salem: 5480 Albert F.: 2: Acct.: 436 Clinton, Niles: 23446 Carolyn M.: 3: Lang.: 376 Central Parkway, Warren: 45499 Christopher T.: PG: Engr.: 418 S. Main, Niles: 23497 Donald E.: 511 Main, W. Middlesex, Pa.: 229 Forest W.: 4: Civ. Engr.: 1345 Shehy, City: 35946 Frank P.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 1903 Elm, City: 34995 Ianice H.: 2: Art: 1250 Ward, Warren: 25056 Io A.: Bus.: 121 W. Woodland, City: 79247 Ioseph I.: PG: Ed.: 356 W. Glenaven, City: 20378 Martha I.: 1: El. Ed.: 376 Central Parkway, Warren: 45499 Mary L.: Special: 78 Brooklyn, City: 27583 Paul M.: 1: Acct., Bus. Adm.: 212 W. Main, Girard: 58066 Robert G.: 4: Ed.: 985 Warren, Niles: 23336 Robert H..Ir.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 804 Glacier, City: 93717 Rose Marie: 4: El. Ed.: Y.W.-C.A., 25 W. Rayen, City: 32193 Sadie: Bus.: 815 Maple, Warren: 23951 William E. Ir.: 3: Pre-Law: 987 Warren, Niles: 27737 , Abel P.: 4: Mdse.: 380 Spring, Struthers: 54089 , Elsie M.: PG: Ed.: 120 Westminster, City: 96590 , Herbert I.: 4: Bus. Adm.: RD 1, Mineral Ridge: 23384 Clause, Bonnie: 1: Soc. Sci.: 217 Meadowbrook, City: 23124 Clayton, Robert H.: 3: Pre-Law: 8104 Hitchcock, City: 28046 Cleary, lohn R.: 3: Math.: 198 E. Ravenwood, City: 22376 Cleary, William M.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 940 E. Indianola, City: 25246 Clingcin, Patricia A.: Bus.: 243 Shadyside, Hubbard: 44892 Coates, Iames B.: I: loum.: 258W Poland, Struthers: 54683 Coe, Richard E.: Law: 1006 Iennings, Salem: 3511 Coe, Winiired G.: 3: 1006 Iennings, Salem: 3511 Colanqelo, Victor I.: l: 778 S. Oakland, Sharon, Pa.: 21966 Colasant, Sahha: 1: Nursing: 25 W. Forest, City: 47210 Colbru nn, Iames W.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 3760 Logan, City: 35382 Colclaser, Francis: 4: Ed.: 499 Robinson, Sharon, Pa.: 29218 Cole, Eumer B.: 3: 92 E. 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Engr., 2014 East High, City, 30565 Conti, Michael, 4, Biol., 1145 McGuffey, City, 38960 Conti, Wallace V., 1, Mech. Engr., 303 Hillcrest, New Castle, Pa., 330511 Conway, Charles H., 3, Acct., 615 W. Chalmers. City, 65506 Conway, Emma L., Bus., 910 W. Federal, City, 71761 Cook, Clyde M., Mdse., 3920 Rush Blvd., City, 83839 Cook, lames W., 2, Ed., 1024 Hazen, New Castle, Pa., 3877M Cook, Roger I., Acct., 33 E. Boston, City, 24691 Cook, Rose K., 3, Mdse., 140 E. Grant, Lowellville, 66839 Cook, Walter T., 4, Biol., RD Mineral Ridge, 26770 Cooksey, lames R., 1, Acct., 557 Homewood. Hubbard, 41401 Cooksey, Mary C., PG, 667 Homewood, Hubbard, 41401 Cooksey, Thomas M., 4, Adv., 1642 Pointview, City, 83865 Coombs, lean C., Bus., 540 W. Dewey, City, 28994 Cooper, Gertrude, 238 W. Rayen, City, 30380 Cooper, lames E., 1, Pre'Law, 1260 Ward, Warren, 24958 Cooper, loseph A., 3, Music, 820 W. Federal, City, 65097 Cooper, Mary C., El. 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Main, Canfield, 35255 , Lawrence S., 2, Engr.,, 195 Arthur, Masury , Oscar L., 1, Music, 610 Griffith No. 159, City, 47547 Crawford, Paul F., 2, Civ. Engr., 552 E. Eighth, Salem, 4515 , Robert G., 3, Acct., 56 Indianola Rd., City, 20482 , Robert W.: 3, Mech Engr., 403 W. Glenaven, City, 85751 Craytor, Robert I., 3, Mdse., 46 Hyde, Niles 23983 Creed, Thomas, 1, Pre-Dent., 61 Callahan, Canfield, 34136 Creelman, George B., 1, 9 Breaden, City, 65147 Cregan, Lawrence V., 3, Law, 2415 Oak Hill, 88806 Creighton, Leon P., 4, Pre-Law, 1358 McGuttey, City, 42769 Cremens, William K., 1501 Mahoning, City, 93427 Crew, lack L., 1, C-en. Bus. 2356 Goleta, City, 73012 Crider, Paul R., 1, Mech. Engr., 619 E. Liberty, Girard, 58858 Crino, Phillip A., PG, Law, 571 Twelfth, Cmpbell, 56710 Crino, Richard, 4, Soc. Sci., 571 Twelfth, Campbell, 56710 Crishal, Audrey L., Ed., 1531 Florencedale, City, 74396 Crishal, Margaret A., 2, Phys. 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Wel-1814 Culp, Kenneth E.: 1: Ed:: RED 1, Canfield: 35310 Culp, Malvern H.: 2: Engl.: 9602 Lanterman, City: 94173 Cumbic, Burke T.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 130 Lyon, City: 54993 Curnmerick, Betty A.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 1147 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 23380 Cummings, Spero P.: Soc. Sci.: 383 W. Delason, City: 31944 Cundik, Alec: 4: Civ. Engr.: 2551 Tampa, City: 86419 Cundik, Dorothy: Bus.: 2551 Tampa, City: 86419 Cunningham, Cliff W.: Art Ed.: 25 E. Chalmers, City: 72314 Cunningham, Jane G.: Nursing: 1643 Elm, City: 70085 Cunningham, Robert H.: 1: Mdse.: 308 N. Beaver, New Castle, Pa.: 96 Curry Norman G.: 2: Mdse.: 1513 Oak Hill, City: 77312 Curtis, Curtis, Curtis, John M.: 1: Acct.: 21 E. Marion, City: 43477 Robert F.: 1: Mdse.: 557W High, Sharon, Pa.: 25085 Robert S.: Adv.: 4: 1026V2 I-limrod, City: 64033 Curtiss, Helen L.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 3143 Mahoning, City: 90986 Cuscino, Norman Jr.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 309 Luton, New Castle, Pa.: 77621 Cuthbertson, Carol E.: 2: Lab. Tech.: 124 N. Portland, City: 96238 Cvengros, Amelia J.: 4: Bus.: 179 Reed, Campbell, 55514 Cvetnic, Katherine B.: 2: Bus.: 312 Pennsylvania, McDonald: 58273 Cwynar, Ted: 3: Mech. Engr.: 1708 Hanna, New Castle, Pa.: 26801411 Caopur, Edward M.: Bus.: 139 Kenmore, City D DaCunto, Dolores: 2: El. Ed.: 336 E. Park, Hubbard: 44901 Daggett, William W.: PG: Bus. Adm.: 637 Delaware, City: 78768 D'Agostino, Ann M.: 4: El. Ed.: 201' Wilson, Campbell: 65561 Dahlgren, Carl J. Ir.: 2: Engr.: 168 VV. Warren, City: 63858 Dahlgren, June E.: 4: Psych.: 555 S. Hazelwood, City: 96341 Dailey. Joseph, C.: 2: Art: 1215 Woodland, Warren: 28478 Dailey, William R.: Bus. Adm.: 1215 Woodland, City: 28478 Dalbert, Robert E.: 2: Civ. Engr.: 338 Ferndale, City: 23372 Dale, George K.: PG: 412 Main, Poland: 58428 Dalessandro, Alfred I.: 3: Bus. Ed.: 1620 Oak, City: 78156 D'altorio, C. Nick: 1: Engl.: 1696 Silliman, City: 95293 D'altorio, Joseph A.: 4: Mdse.: 641k Hirnrod, City: 47486 Daley, Robert J.: 3: Adv.: 1822 Market, City: 72641 Dalton, Natalie E.: 1: Bus. Ed.: 4677 Kirk Rd. City: 94646 D'Amico, Lawrence M.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 648 Robbins, Niles: 22189 D'Amico, Peter M.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 149 Clarencedale, City: 29842 Damore, Guy P.: 3: Biol.: 379 Elberen, City: 95778 Damore, Lawrence J.: 3: Law: 763 Fairmont, City: 70105 Dance, Danes, Charles H.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 137 Euclid, New Castle, Pa.: 4154M Arnold A.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 327 E. Park, Niles: 26440 D'angelo, John: 2: Mech. Engr.: 575 Spring, Struthers: 56980 Daniels, Daniel O.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 2015 Weston, City: 87794 Danilov, Eli: 4: Soc. Sci.: 2627 Shady Run, City: 84310 Danko, John W.: 1: Music: 116 E. Elm. Masury: 85635 Dankoff, Joseph: 2: Elec. Engr.: 696 Spruce, Sharon, Pa.: 22861 Dankovich, Kalman E.: 3: Acct.: 99 Second, Masury: 88593 Dann, David: 3: Bus. Adm.: 1233 Pai-kman, Warren: 33889 Dann, Raymond: 2: Pre-Med.: RD 1, Cortland: Red 165 . Danylchak, Joseph J.: 4: Acct.: 303 Penhale, Campbell: 56677 Daprila, Alan: 1: Law: 517W Yale, City: 38789 Darin, Doris J.: Bus.: 1585 Norman, City: 70089 Darko, Irene M.: Bus.: 124 Millet, City: 96164 Darland, Thomas H.: lf Acct.: 112 W. Spring, City: 30224 Darling, Charles W.: 2: Hist.: 7732 Tod, Boardman: 87208 Dashiell, Joan A.: 1: Psych.: 811 B. Newton, Newton Falls Dashiell, Lawrence C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 811 B. Newton, Newton Falls Daubenspeck, John A. Jr.: 2: Acct.: 179 Warren, City: 27760 Daugherty, Charles A.: 1: Art: 236 Belmont, Warren: 28556 Daugherty, Ellis L.: Acct.: 225 Jefferson, Sharon:24393 Daugherty, C-eorge T.: 2: Engl.: 236 Belmont, Warren: 28556 Daus, Ronald R.: 1: Engr.: 6511 Pembrooke, City: 23196 Davanzo, John E.: 4: Acct.: 816 Kinsman, Warren: 45961 David, John R.: 2: Mech, Engr.: RD 1, Girard 59131 Davidson, John H. Jr.: Law: 623 W. Judson, City: 85928 Davidson, Robert E.: 3: Act.: 802 Spruce,Sharon, Pa.: 22026 Davie, Mabel L.: PG: El. Ed.: 377 North, Warren: 25085 Davies, Alan H.: PG: Lang.: 384 Meek, Sharon, Pa.: 22552 Davies , Edna C.: 3: Ed.: 175 Hollywood, City: 24018 Davies, Eleanor E.: 4: Ed.: 116 E. Boston, City: 25928 Davies, Elizabeth I.: 3: Pre-Law: 156 McGill, Lowellville: 66352 Davies, Opal W.: 3: El. Ed.: 183 Homewood, Warren: 50622 Davies, Robert F.: 3: Acct.: 960 S. Belle Vista, City: 94730 Davin, Mary Jo: 3: Nursing: 436 W. Madison, City: 34350 Davis, Charles E.: 1: Cortland: Red 155 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Clarence E.: 1: Acct.: RD 3, Salem Derrill J.: 2: Acct.: 19 Hartzell, Niles: 27549 Doris E.: El. Ed.: 539 Parmalee, City: 60471 Frank T.: 2: Pre-Dent.: 2956 Edgar, City: 36819 Frank W.: Engr.: 248 Clingan, Hubbard: 41343 George R.: Mech. Engr.: PO Box 79, Poland: 56356 George T.: 2: Mech.: Engr.: 5340 Mahoning, Austintown: 95915 Harry L.: 4: Pre-Med.: 1927 Medford, City: 28729 Mrs. Gladys H.: 4: El. Ed.: RD 2, Hubbard: 88462 Helen K.: PG: RD l King's Grave Rd., Brookfield: 82278 Henry W.: Law: 139 Evergreen, City: 25923 James 1-I.: 1: Adv.: Box 15, Brookfield: 84620 John P.: 4: Psych.: RD 1 King's Grave Rd., Brookfield: 82278 Lois H.: Ed.: Kinsman: 2614 Nelson R.: 1: Pre-Opt.: 189 Lewis-Seifert Rd., Hubbard: 41134 Raymond E.: Bus.: 80 Haywood, West Middlesex, Pa.: 262 Richard C.: 3: Bus.: 110 Youngstown Rd., Poland: 54598 Robert E.: 3: Bus.: New Middletown: 92502 Robert T.: 2' Elec. Engr.: RD 1, Box 361-A, Leavittsburg: 92535 William J.: if Acct.: 206 Kline, Girard: 53291 William L.: 4: Chem.: 1340 Shehy, City: 71007 Yvonne M: Bus: 225 Wirt City' 79119 Davner, William G.: 2: Acct.: 102 E. Glenaven, City: 82312 Day, Nicholas: 2: El. Ed.: RD 1, Fowler Day, Wilfred C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 741 Winona, City: 23289 Dean, Mary: Bus.: 25 W, Rayen, City: 32193 Dean, Wesley A.: 1: Chem.: 129 W. Dewey, City: 25296 DeArment, Donald W.: 1: Math.: MC 52, Warren: 40612 Dearth, Beverly J.: 4: El. Ed.: 345 Central Parkway, Warren: 43535 DeCcmdio, Jackie P.: Bus.: 691 Central Parkway, Warren: 27547 You Can Be Sure If Itis -iwestinghouse T Best Wishes Class of 51 The future is in your hands Guard it Cherish it Guarantee it Make it sure Westinghouse Transformer Division Sharon, Pennsylvania 2 The Heller-Murray Co. General Contractors and Lumber Dealers 222 West Rayen Avenue YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO DeCe1lo. Paul K.: 1: Lib. Arts: 757 E. Avondale, City: 29388 DeCenso, John A.: 4: Acct.: 3633 Neilson, City: 81971 DeCourcey, Helene C.: 1: Nursing: 960W. Federal, City: 38571 Dedrick, Wilfred R.: 4: Acct.: 23255 Orchard: 78395 Deeley, Alan C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: Churchill Rd.: Girard: 56592 DeEu1io, John: 3: Acct.: 1013 Dewey, New Castle, Pa.: 5038W Defendieier, William: 1: Mdse.: 65 Pine, Struthers: 53809 DeFrances, William R.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: 341 W. Midlothian, City: 86356 DeGenaro, Jody A.: 4: Soc. Sci.: 4105 Howard, City: 26101 DeGenova, Daniel P.: 3: Psych.: 46 Moore, Struthers: 56765 DeGeorge, Tony D.: PG: 230 l:I. Wood, City: 65156 DeGroodt, Florence L.: Bus.: 1042 Orange Deislinger, John E.: 3: Bus.: Adm.: 34 E. Howard, Girard: 55367 Deivert, James A.: 1: Soc. Sci.: RD 1, Box 219, Girard: 53536 DeKatch, Joseph: 1: Bus.: Adm.: 124 W. indianola, City: 22182 Delcamp, Rita M.: PG.: Ed.: 268 W. Dennikan, City DelFraino, Henry A.: 3: Mech, Engr.: 1.152 Oak, City DelGarbino, Guido T.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 957 Stiles, Warren: 434555 De1Genio, Florence J.: Bus.: HD 1 Shannon, Girard: 56574 DeLil1o, James A.: 1: Art: 837 Franklin, New Castle, Pa.: 2439J Delisio, Esther M.: 30 Water, Lowellville: 66965 Delisio, Eugene D.: 4: Mdse.: 304 E. Wood, Lowellville: 66354 Dell, William J.: Metal: 165 Ayers, City: 36564 Del1Arco, Neil R.: 1: Ed.: 39 E. Ravenwood, City: 85991 DeLorenzo, Deno T.: 3: Acct.: 403 Bluntton, New Castle, Pa.: 2724W DeLorenzo, Thomas: 4: Mdse.: 517 Pearson, New Castle, Pa.: 48248 Delpero, Stephen L.: PG: El. Ed.: 451 Stambaugh, Sharon, Pa.: 27513 Delsignore, Aurora M.: Bus.: 164 Ridgeway, Struthers: 57712 DeLucia, Olivette R.: 4: El. Ed.: 6804 Glenwood, City: 83680 DePascale, Albert J.: 3: Ed.: 529 Mason, Niles: 24871 De1Vesco, Conrad J.: 1: Ed.: 777 Brentwood, City: 82280 DeMain, Donna R.: Bus.: 836 Oak, City: 74759 DeMain, Helen R.: 4: Bus.: 848 Oak, City: 41428 DeMarsl1, Joseph A.: 1: Acct.: 2808 Julian, City: 27139 Demart, John R.: PG: 1608 Shehy, City DeMart, Rocco: 1: Pre-Med.: 58 Gordon, Campbell: 56509 Dematteo, James A.: 2: Acct.: 727 E. Philadelphia, City: 29907 DeMay, John E.: 1: English.: 448 Daugherty, Sharon, Pa.: 22251 Demetri, Gregory: 3: Mdse.: 568 Detroit, City: 28241 DeMiche1e, Dominic A.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 610 W. Dewey, City: 29405 DeMolli, Bruno E.: 4: Mdse.: 329 Euclid, -City: 45668 DeMont, Paul K.: 3: Phys. Ed.: Box 299 Niles-Cortland Rd., Niles: 26266 Demshuk, Katherine: 4: Bus.: 119 E Elm, Masury: 88567 Dencen, Ray J.: 2: Gen. Bus.: RD 2, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2210 DeNiro, Josephine D.: Bus.: 78 Centervale, City: 87527 Denmeade, John N.: 2: Lib. Arts: 1725 Bentley, City: 32475 Dennison, Charles W.: 1: Engr.: 307 Kenilworth, Warren: 28429 Dennison, Patrick R.: 1: Art: 2423 Shirley, City: 25022 Dennison, Sally L.: 2: Bus. Art: RD 1, North Jackson: 6763 Denny, Daniel I. Jr.: PG: Bus. Adm.: 416 W. Delason, City: 76553 DePascale, Marie C.: 2: El. Ed.: 441 Catalina, City: 37381 2 Best Wishes From The Youngstown Steel Tank Co. To The Class of 1951 DePaul, Phillip A.: 1: 530 Redonda, City: 76140 DePerro, Richard: 4: Mdse.: 2777 Mt. Vernon, City: 54753 Depizzo, Nick P.: Biol.: 4791 Belmont, City: 44798 Deramo, Norman A.: 1: Bus. Ed.: 1969 E. High, City: 33826 Derenzo, George: 4: Bus. Adm.: 672 Youngstown, Lowellville: 66376 Derenzo, Joseph J.: 4: El. Ed.: 142 W. Grant, Lowellville: 66182 Deronja, Frank S.: 1: Metal.: 1126 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 23060 DeRose, lack R.: 3: Pre-Med.: 349 Hilton, City: 27347 DeRose, Michael A.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 349 Hilton, City: 27347 DeSanti, Walter J.: 2: Bus. Ed.: 537 Spring, Struthers: 56233 Desmond, John P.: Acct.: 29 Tacoma, City: 79592 Detelich, Joseph P.: 1: Acct.: 109 Budd, Masury, 89583 DeVincent, Joseph: 2: Biol.: 225 E. Boston, City: 81083 Devine, Jack P.: 1: Pre'Law: 87 W. State, Sharon, Pa. Dewberry, Robert W.: 1: Pre'-Med.: 129 W. Washington, Ne Dewey, Marrha: 1: Biol.: 1663 S. Heights, City: 25135 DeWitt, Robert: 3: Chem.: 1932 E. High: 74625 Dezee, William H.: Bus.: 6270 Fairview, City Dick, Samuel S.: 1: Engr.: 2647 Volney, City: 78741 Dicks, Paul L.: Bus. Adm.: 601 Broadway, City: 42515 w Castle, Pa 6594W Dickson, David B.: 1: DonBar Farms, Petersburg: 2939 Dickson, James J.: Gen. Bus.: 1715 Sheridan NE, Warren: 48050 Dickson, Lewis H.: PG: Bus. Adm.: 243 N. Raccoon, City: 93505 Dickun, Charles: 2: Psych.: 227 Poland, Struthers: 53996 Dieringer, Aida B.: 2059 Gainwold, City: 26419 Dierkes, Joan E.: Bus.: Gault Rd.: North Jackson: 3012 Dietrich, Edith F.: 523 W. Judson, City: 81639 Dietzel, Paul W.: 3: Mdse.: 127 Woodbine, City: 61354 Dight, Paul M.: 1: Bus. Adm.: RD 3, Slippery Rock, Pa. DiGiacomo, Frank A.: 2: Acct.: 4317 Rush, City: 29559 Dignan, Edward J. Jr.: Adv.: 47 Illinois, City: 78506 DiLa1lo, Joseph P.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 139 N. Lane, City: 78027 Dilley, Howard A.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 1549 Hubbard Ct., City: 65859 Dilley, Mark E.: 5880 Stillson, City: 27490 Dillon, Margaret M.: 2: Med. Tech.: 137 E. Liberty, Girard DiLorenzo, Angelo M.: 4: Mdse.: 4O9V2 Blunsion, New Castle, Pa.: 785913 Dimenno, Betty J.: 4: Music: 344 W. Judson, City: 82838 DiMuzio, Samuel T.: 2: Mech. Eng.: 1932 Connecticut, City: 98176 Diario, Geraldine A.: 4: El. Ed.: 74 Charles, Struthers: 54400 DiRienzo, Ben A.: 1: Physics: 585 Loveless, City: 37986 Dililienzo, Henry: PG: 585 Loveless, City: 37986 Dirienzo, John P.: 1: Art: 585 Loveless, City: 37986 DiRusso, Elio: 2: Elec. Engr.: 249 Carlton, City: 35355 Dismukes, Patty J.: 2: Music Ed.: 416 Kyle, City: 36194 Distransky, Mary: 1: Bus.: SharoneYoungstown Rd., Masury: 85083 Di'1'homas, Ben J.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 123 Center, New Castle, Pa.: 3190M DiTommaso, Armand: 3: El. Ed.: 2811 Wilson, Campbell: 55778 Ditosto, Mary A.: 1: Chem.: 57 Tacoma, City: 30917 Diven, Dale E.: 1: Acct: 1817 Sheridan, Warren: 29480 DiVito, Anthony M.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 45 Main, Campbell: 55438 Dixon, Freddie L.: 4: 721 Himrod, City: 75332 Dixon, Joseph E.: 3: Adv.: 302 W. Midlothian, City: 22423 Dixon, Shirley R.: Bus.: 149 Sheridan, Warren: 20832 Dobrich, Steve Ir.: 2: Engr.: 128 Reed, Campbell: 55951 Dobrindt, Donald E.: 3: Acct.: 349 E. Auburndale, City: 27644 Docherty, Henry: 2: Elec. Engr.: 1323 Kensington, City Dodds, Benjamin F. Jr.: PG: Art: 2609 Taylor, City: 40477 Dodson, Albert H.: 2: Ind. Engr.: 1407 Glenwood, City Doertler, Dorothy M.: Bus.: 905 Lanterman, City: 27164 Dokmanovich, George P.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 1215 Bingham, Pittsbur Dohar, Thomas J.: 1: Acct.: 4041 Helena, City: 28546 Dolan, Charles F.: 1: Art: 342 Iona, City: 73786 Dolan, Helen M.: Ed.: 407 Atlantic, Warren: 26919 Dolne, Thelma N.: 1: Engl.: 27 W. Avondale, City: 82377 gh, Pa. ER 18565 To Youngstown College Graduates of l95l ir nl' 'k Our very best wishes that your years ot prep- aration at college will serve you successfully and happily in the great years ahead Sdaamefq and Eafwldailq Steel City Chevrolet Company Youngstown, Ohio 219 Dowd, Dolney, Oldrich A.: PG: 246W Elm, Struthers: 54887 Dolvin, James R.: Elec. Engr.: RD 1, llubbard, City: 44376 Domlnicis Anthon J 1 Bus Adm 615 Pearson New Castl Pa.: 2759J 1 Y -I I - -I I 4 Domitrovich, Katherine E.: 311 Pennsylvania, McDonald: 588921 Donaldson, Charles R.: 1: Engr.: 113 E. Boston, City: 26428 Donaldson, Harry H.: 1: Mdse.: Farrell, Pa. Donatelli, Anthony J. Jr.: 4: Psych.: 42 E. Jackson, Lowellville: 66844 Donnelly, Edward C.: 1: Hist.: 232 Custer, City: 43768 Donnelly, Joan E.: 1: El. Ed.: 235 Custer, City: 43768 Donofrio, Joseph: 1217 Shehy, City: 49579 Donovan, Barbara A.: 2: El. Ed.: 32 Fairview, Campbell: 52969 Donovan, Jane P.: Bus.: 56 Halls Heights, City: 98669 Donovan, Richard E. Jr.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 1445 Republic, City: 79354 Donbar, William P.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 161 Beechwood, City: 87641 Donchess, John P.: Acct.: PG: 1141 Manning, City: 63585 Donchess, Joseph S.: 1: Law: 94 Overlook, Struthers: 54982 Donegan, James H.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 28 W. Federal, Niles: 24693 Donegan, Joseph B.: 4: Acct.: 101 W. Grant, New Castle, Pa.: 51418 Donnelly, Eileen M.: 1: 1225 Kensington, City: 65563 .4 Donnelly. John F.: 3: Mdse.: 2118 Mahoning, City: 97244 Donnelly, Patricia L.: 2: El. Ed.: 69 S. Dunlap, City: 95198 Doran, Thomas F.: 1: Engr.: 55 Bissell, City: 60821 Take time to study To work and dream And also the time To enjoy ice cream Qaly' Congratulations The Class of 1951 MeNieholas Storage, Inc. 1028 W. Rayen Ave. Merchandise Warehousing MUSIC The Universal Language Schaefer Music Shoppe 409-10-ll-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio Phone 3-4604 220 Dorn, James D.: 1: Lib. Arts.: NllessCantield Rd., Cantield:34730 Dorus, Edward F.: 1: Bus. Adm.: RD 2, Hubbard Doud, Harlan L.: 2: Music Ed.: Cortland: Black 468 Dougherty, Hubert: 3: Pol Sci.: 23995 Adams, City: 60844 D'Ovidio, Anthony L.: 114 N. Lane, City: 32870 Edward Ri 3: 1120 Liberty, Salem: 5218 Downie, Salle B.: 3: El. Ed.: 58 Pinehurst, City: 26082 Downie, Evelyn I.: 4: Ed.: 58 Pinehurst, City: 26082 Doyle, Ann M.: Engl.: 571 W. Delason, City: 42378 Drahus. lohn 1: Acct.: 1614 Second, City: 99315 Drake, Barbara J.: El. Ed.: 1035 Rose, New Castle, Pa.: 7324R Drake, Samuel P. Jr.: 1: Law: Canfield: 34384 Drexler, Barbara M.: 2: Music: 8 E. Chalmers, City: 42477 Dripps, Arlene: PG: Ed.: 4126 Rush, City: 28564 Drobney, Joseph: 1: 407 High, Sharpsville, Pa.: 366 Drolesbaugh, Max D.: 2: Adv.: 220 E. Market, Warren: 24000 Drummond, John P.: 1: 141 Avondale, City: 25437 Druocielic, Paul L.: 4: Pol. Sci.: 2252 Wilson, Campbell: 53539 Dryburgh, William B.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 62 Brooklyn, City: 25364 Dubec, Georgel.: 2: Law: 124 Willis, City: 40537 Duby, James R.: Engr.: 23 Vermont, City: 21527 Duda, Albert J.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 421 E. Winter, New Castle, Pa.: 273319 Duesing, Frank R.: PG: 130 S. Maryland, City: 96940 Duffett, Cecil L.: 3: Hist.: 133 Carroll, City: 40908 Dutiy, William E.: 1: Lib. Arts: 525 Landsdowne, City: 74727 Dugan, Karol P.: 1: Pre-Law: 1125 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 27239 Dugas, Michael E.: 2: Pre-Law: 483 Spring, Struthers: 54810 Dugan, Frances A.: 4: Bus. Org.: 527 B, Sharon, Pa.: 29887 Duich, Joseph Jr.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 905 Park, Farrell, Pa.: 28267 Dull, David A.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 523 Sherman, Niles: 22809 Dundon, Thomas R.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 19 Homestead, City: 21566 Duncko, Emily A.: Bus.: 2646 Shirley, City: 28224 Dundon, Dan E.: 2: Adv.: 19 Homestead, City: 21566 Dundon, James R.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 19 Homestead, City: 21566 Dunlap, Isabelle M.: 3: Ed.: RD 3, Alliance: 82207 Dunmire, Daniel J.: Ind. Engr.: 615 Elm, City: 72341 Dunn, Elverton M.: 2: Acct.: 164 Elm, Struthers: 54098 Dunn, James W.: 3: Mdse.: 270 Griswold, Boardman: 26254 Dunn, Marilyn A.: Bus.: 270 Griswold, City: 26254 Dunn, Richard P.: 3: Acct.: 88W E. Glenaven, City: 82364 Dunn, Robert G.: Phys. Ed.: 630 Griffith, Apt. 167, City: 65496 Dunphy, James E.: 4: Acct.: RD 2, Warren: 40115 Dupre, Bonaruth: 1: Chem.: 803 E. State, Sharon, Pa.: 4957 Durda, Edward: l: Law: 1634 Wakefield, City: 26782 Durkin, Evelyn P.: Bus.: 205 Ayer, City: 36088 Dutzer, John: 4: C-en. Bus.: 1014 Cherry, Sharon, Pa.: 22668 Dykes, Paul M.: 3: Adv.: 317 W. LaClede, City: 24825 Dymond, Patricia H.: 2: Engl.: 237 Butler Rd., Warren: 46402 Dzuray, Mary J.: Bus.: 1346 E. Florida, City: 84904 E Eagleton, Jean E.: 1: Nursing: 208 E. Midlothian, City: 85173 Eakin, Richard G.: 3: Rel.: 601 E. Main, New Castle, Pa.: 34431 Earhart, Charles D.: 1: Engr.: 152 Benita, City: 62162 Eberhart, Phyllis J.: 1: El. Ed.: 3931 Euclid, City: 26953 Ecelberger, Phillip O.: 3: Chem.: 497 4th, Struthers Eckenrode, Roger E.: 1: Elec. Engr.: RD 1, Belmont Ext., Girard: 53607 Eckles, Arthur L.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 429 English, New Castle, Pa.: 7759W Eckman, -Chester E.: 2: Gen. Bus.: RD 1, New Middletown: 92017 Edgerton, Paul M.: 3: Psych.: 107 E. Glenaven, City: 82038 Edie, William C.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 3438 Glenwood, City: 84858 Edwards, Jack D.: 4: Acct.: 606 W. Princeton, City: 21319 Edwards, John G.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 560 W. Evergreen, City: 28961 Egan, Charles J.: l: Pre-Law: 1071 Woodland, Sharon, Pa.: 24210 Eggleston, Glenn E.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 141 S. Twelfth, Sharpsville, Pa.: Ekoniak, Eleanor E.: 1: Pre-Phar.: 974 E. Florida, City: 28652 Ekoniak, Eleanor H.: 2: El. Ed.: 50 S. Blaine, City: 78818 Elconiak, John A.: 2: Civ. Engr.: 50 S. Blaine, City: 78818 Elder, Marilyn R.: 1: Bus.: RD 1, New Wilmington, Pa.: l73M Ellia, Steven G.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 27 Skoplee, Girard: 56744 Ellinas, Emanual J.: 1: Civ. Engr.: 119 Tremble, Campbell: 52554 Ellis, Glenn A.: 3: Mech. Engr.: Glendola, RR 3, Warren: 72404 Ellis, Dorothy J.: 1: Bus.: Allen, Columbiana: 4137 Ellis, Norman V.: 1: 136 Hollywood, City: 24895 Ellis, William J.: 2109 Belmont, City: 76088 Ellsworth, James P.: Mech. Engr.: 3031 Glenwood, City: 23190 Ellsworth, John P.: 4: Chem. Engr.: 3031 Glenwood, City: 23190 Elmo, Anthony J.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 398 Ewing Rd., City: 86783 Elser, Galen E.: Music: North Lima: 92254 Emery, Alva V.: 4: Adv.: 180 Marion, Struthers: 53848 Emery, Earl E.: 2: Chem. Engr.: 4127 Helena, City: 22098 Emery, Raymond G.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 27 Tod Lane, City: 74736 England, George: 2: Gen Bus.: 50 Hamilton, City: 55558 Engle, Eugene T.: 2: Mdse.: RD 3 Box 368, Warren: 92429 Englert, Daniel C.: Math.: 235 Ohio, Salem: 8517 Englert, Marie M.: 1: Med. Tech.: 678 Park, City: 6693 Engster, Harry G.: 5: Bus. Adm.: 348 Willard, Warren: 49572 Engstrom, Hugh E.: 2: Acct.: 57 lndianola, City: 22988 Epperson, Frances E.: 530 E. Judson: City: 84715 Epps, Myrton E.: 2: Acct.: 1612 Overland, City: 40907 Erickson, John J.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 211 W. Third, East Liverpool: 58981 Erme, William P.: Pre-Med.: 34 N. Sixth, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2048 Ernst, Gordon E.: Chem.: 430 W. Ravenwood, City: 28205 Eskew, Marian L.: 1: El. Ed.: 3012 Regis, City: 60098 Esposito, Edmund: 1: Art: 104 Liberty, Lowellville: 66113 Esposito, Ronald E.: 1: Eugr.: 1154 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 27760 Essany, Jannett E.: 1017 Marshall, City: 74808 Eusanio, Robert P.: 4: Mdse.: 1733 Himrod, City: 35878 Evanotf, Milan: 2: Bus.: 29 Princess, Campbell: 56627 517 Evans, Carol A.: Med. Techi 20 W. Woodland, City: 38845 Evans, Charles: 1: Acct.: 417 High, Girard: 53847 Evans, Charles M.: 1: Nursing: 3416 Glenwood, City: 25311 Evans, Elwyn H.: 2: El. Ed.: 469 Ferndale, City: 27600 Evans, Erwin M.: 2: Acct.: 437 West State, Sharon, Pa.: 6922 Evans, George T.: 1: Engr.: 14 N. Richview, City: 94775 Evans, Thomas C.: 3: Music: 26 Madison, Niles: 22126 Evans, Evans, Evans, Ewash Robert B.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 22 N. Richview, City: 97391 Thomas R.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 96 MacArthur, City: 20686 William D.: 4: Ed.: 162 New York, City: 75813 ko, John: 1: Elec. Engr.: 230 Superior. City: 60714 Ewing, Dale V.: 5: Math.: 788 W. Main, Geneva: 3541 Exum, Lewis W.: 1: Med. Tech.: 537 North, City: 31997 Congratulations, Classes of 1951 f You've reached the end of a four-year street . . . or at least that's the Way you feel now. The secret's in the Word commencement, tthough. Commence means to begin . . . you'11 begin being a part of a startling new World . . . a World that looks to you to guide it. . .away from fear, oppression, prejudice, and hate. The first years are the hardest, but they're yours! Let's see what you can do with them! , McIfelvey's 1883 - 1951 GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS or YoUNesTowN COLLEGE PAST PRESENT FUTURE FROM The Board and Staff oi the Young Men's Christian Association Fabek, Thomas M.: Econ.: 30 N. Richview, City: 94568 Fabian, Ioan E.: 27 E. Lewis, Struthers: 55955 Fabian, Iulius F.: 4: El. Ed.: 93 Bright, Campbell: 56264 Fabrizio, Lauretta: 149 Ieiferson, City Facciobene, Frank: 2: Art: 85 10th, Campbell: 54330 Faherry, Iohn I.: 2: Pre-Law: 277 Lora, City: 62615 Fair, Elizabeth R.: El. Ed.: RD 2, Sharon, Pa.: 27803 Faiver, Howard R.: 1: Acct.: 518 S. Main, Niles: 23497 Faiver,-Ieannine R.: 4: Art 158 S. Maryland, City: 95961 Faiver, Mary L.: 31 Cherry, Girard: 53565 Falabella, Anthony I.: 1: Bus.: 22 N. Bruce, City: 39587 Falatic, Ted: 2: Soc. Sci.: 1590 Arlington, Warren:208l4 Falgiani, Alfred L.: 2: Mdse.: 225 E. Second, Girard: 55832 Fannon, Edward G.: 4: Mdse.: 85 Saranac, City: 73537 Farnell, Marion I.: 4: Engl.: 82 E. Evergreen, City: 21736 Farr, George E.: 1: Acct.: 438 Rhoda, City 93142 Farrell, William R.: 2: Ed.: Sharrott Rd., North Lima: 92931 Fasline, Anthony F.: 4: Phsyc.: 160 Oak, City Fatolitis, Iohn: 3: Bus.: 109 Tremble, Campbell: 56632 Faustino,, Fanny I.: 4: El. Ed.: 356 Iudson, City: 20952 Fava, Eugene: 5: 514 Pearson, New Castle: 68213 Fawcett, Iohn P.: 3: Music: 1767 Lexington, Warren: 48210 Fawcett, Richard I.: 1: Music: Box 208, Enon Valley, Pa.: 300 Fecto, Samuel: 4: Mech. Engr.: 719112 Market, City: 47989 Fecych, Iulian: 2: Elec. Engr.: R. 2 Box 104, Hubbard: 44849 Fedorek, Ioseph W.: 4: Acct.: 551 Tenney, Campbell: 54789 Fedorisin, George: 3: Math.: 2618 McGuIiey, City: 35372 Ni holas 1 Mech En r 1614 First Cit 98880 Fedoruk, 'c 7 7 - Q -I , Yi Fedyski, Robert I.: 2: Music: 229 Warren, McDonald: 55880 Fedyszak, Iohn: 1: 1685 Larchmont, Warren Fees, Richard C.: 1: Pre-Dent.: 1613 Brownlee., City: 26704 Feichtenbeiner, Walter G.: 2: Acct. 477 Almyra, City: 83766 Felger, Harold E.: 1: Pre'Med.: 3502 Fernley, City: 21801 Felger, Richard C.: 1: Engr.: RD 1, Edinburg, Pa.: N. Castle: 8274-112 Fencyk, Rosanna: 1: Nursing, 36 W. Ohio, Sharon, Pa.: 85843 Fender, Richard E.: 2: Metal.: 313 Cohasset, City: 74909 Fenstermaker, Carla M.: 4: Psych.: 1703 Ohio, City: 39713 Feranchak, Ray A.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 1421 E. Indianola, City: 71285 Fergus, Bernard E.: 1645 Oak, City: 47964 Ferguson, Charles W.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 62 Carent, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2163 Ferguson, Nancy A.: 152 Brooklyn, City: 24392 Fernandez, Don L.: 2: Music: Kinsman: 2321 Ferrell, Wilbur G.: 3: 124 Halleck, City: 39478 lle E 318 Stewart Hubbard 41677 Ferrett, Annabe .: . 1 Ferro, Ernest D.: 2: Chem.: 3650 Powersway, City: 85919 Feyrnan, Walter: 1: Acct.: 922 Stiles. City: 38482 Fieger, Rae E.: PG: 324 E. Lucius, City: 29658 Fields, Leonard L.: 1: Engr.: RD 1 Brookfield: 43345 Filaccio, Patsy A.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 3177 Temple, City: 40978 Filips, Robert H.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 578 E. Philadelphia, City: 20085 Filson, Iulia W.: PG: El. Ed.: 1738 Manhattan, City: 96135 Finamore, Edward E.: 4: El. Ed.: 454 N. Vtlalnut, City: 77972 Finamore, Peter G.: 3: Phys. Ed. 454 N. Walnut, City: 77972 222 Fine, Irvin: Pre-Law: 2329 E1m.City: 45889 Fink. Henry A.: 4: Mech. Engr.: RD 1, Leetonia: 2401 Fink, Howard C.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 8211 Market, City Ftllk. Robert L.: 4: Engr.: 162 S. Raccoon Rd., City: 96356 Finnerty, Anne T.: 1: Soc. Sci.: 927 Brentwood, City: 85748 Finora, George: 3: Acct.: 111 W. Philadelphia, City: 21802 Finzel, Frederick N.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 638 W. Delason, City: 70426 Fiordelise, Marshall S.: 1: Acct.: 441 N. Worthington, City: 33052 Fiore, Giulio M.: 2: Acct.: 548 Woodbine, Warren: 45017 Fiore, William P.: PG: Acct.: 137 N. Lake, City: 77331 Fiorenzo, Iames P.: 2: Engr.: 1045 Vienna, Niles: 29167 Fiscus, Paul R.: El. Ed.: 262Vg Sexton, Struthers: 53059 Fish, Anna M.: 69 Halleck, City: 36489 Fish, Ethel: 3513 Powersway, City: 20166 Fish, Phyllis E.: 1: El. Ed.: 1808 Oakland, City: 34261 Fish, Regina: 1: 1633 South, City: 30384 Fisher, Donald E.: 1: 130 Washington, Niles Fisher, Edith M.: PG: Ed.: Box 56, North Iackson: 2171 Fisher, Harold D.: 4: Soc. Sci.: 133 Hamilton, City Fisher, Kathryn: 25 W. Rayen, City Fisher, Ralph H.: 1: 530 Lexington, City: 66103 Fisher, Richard Z.: 2: Engr.: 283 Custer. City: 60846 Fitas, Michael: 3: 160 Reed, Campbell: 54512 Fitch, Dorthea G.: RD 4, Reeves Rd., Warren: 40324 Fitch, Iohn R.: 4: Music: 600 E. Kline, Girard Fitzer, Robert I.: 3: Music Ed.: 451 Ferndale, City: 22676 Fitzer, Iohn W.: 1: Pre-Law: 451 Ferndale, City: 22676 Fitzpatrick, Gilbert P.: 4: Eng.: 195 Sexton, Struthers: 56446 Flavell, Ioseph R.: 2: Metal.: 346 Rockview, City: 32253 Flechtner, Robert B.: 1: P.O. Box 159, Cortland: Blue 582 Flechner, Robert F.: 2: Elec. Engr.: RD 1 Sharpsville, Pa. Fleisher, Margaret M.: 107 N. Brockway, City: 97161 Fleming, Donald E.: 2: Mdse.: 3677 Neilson, City: 25362 Fleming, Iane: 50 W. 1.aClede, City: 27838 Fleming, Iuanita: 536 Hayman, City: 31862 Flick, Elizabeth A.: El. Ed.: RD 3, Canfield: 34843 Flickinger, Louis H.: 3: Hist.: 40 W. Iudson, City: 26096 Flink, Thomas O.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 45 Shields Rd., City: 22307 Flint, Barbara I.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 2310 Elm, City: 77970 Flint, David I.: 1: Acct.: 468 W, Iudson, City: 28249 Floor, William C.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 43 Erskine, City: 86443 Flore, Richard A.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 175 Chicago, City: 86475 Floresco, Stella L.: 4: Music: 634 Bryson, City: 60582 Florie, Iosephine A.: 1: 425 Charles, Warren: 33539 Flory, Marlene E.: 128 Townsend, Girard: 55688 Flower, Robert C.: 2: Math.: Lewis-Seifert Rd., Hubbard: 41902 Flynn, Robert M.: 1: Pre-Law: 362 Bryon, City: 79204 Flynn, Thomas I.: 2: Pre-Law: 854 E. Avondale, City: 83740 Fogarish, Andrew: 4: Biol: 84 Frank. Struthers: 52371 Foley, Donald E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 143 W. Rayen, City: 65481 Foley, William R.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 209 E. Chalmers, City: 32950 Follweiler, Wayne E.: 4: Mdse.: 143 N. Meridian Rd., City: 96293 Foltz, Earnest C.: Gen. Bus.: RD 1, Pleasant Valley Rd., Girard: 55928 Force, Leon S.: 1: Pre-Law: 145 E. Michigan, Sebring: 82352 Ford, AmY 1-1 547 Wick, City: 78853 Ford, Llewelyn I.: 3: Math.: Mesopotamia: 3311 Ford, Thomas P., 1, Bus. Adm., 214 E. Cherry, New Castle, Pa., 6579M Ford, Thomas M., 3, Elec. Engr., 810 Darr, Farrell, Pa., 24880 Fore, Alvin G., 1, Acct., 319 Federal, Farrell, Pa., 23597 Foreman, Carol A., 613 Hayes, City, 73204 Forestal, James E., 1, Bus. Adm., 209 E. Florida, City, 24849 Forlini, Romolo D., 2, Bus. Adm., 1131 W. Market, Warren, 44597 Forney, Dorothy J., 2, Engl., 131 W. Grant, E. Palestine, 2649 Forney, Edward L., 4, Bus. Adm., 1443 Ohio, City, 35758 Forrester, James C., 1, Pre-Law, 1189 E. 3rd, Salem, 8446 Forsberg, John L., RD 1, New Castle, Pa., 6932 Forsythe, James E., 4, lnd. Engr., 19 Stambaugh, Girard, 53825 Forsythe, William F., PG, El. Ed., 3125 Hillman, City, 82286 Fortunato, Eleanor M., 4, El. Ed., 821 Scioto, City, 79290 Fortunate, Frank A., 2, Pre-Law, 555172 E. Lucius, City, 83508 Fortunato, Louis, 2, Civ. Engr., 821 Scioto, City, 79290 Foster, Samuel L., 3, El. Ed., 1776 Milton, Warren, 26511 Foulk, Robert E., 1, Art, 844 Tod, Warren, 35441 Foust, Margaret J., Lib. Arts., 70 E. Philadelphia, City, 87897 Fowler, Margaret I., El. Ed., Kings Graves Rd., Nutwood, 84600 Fowler, Morris R., 1: Engr., Brookfield, 89535 Frabotta, Thomas E., Bus. Adm., 12 E. Laurel, New Castle, Pa., 46221 Francis, Sally H., PG, El. Ed., 371 Case Ave., Sharon, Pa., 4028 Congratulations and Best Wishes For The Future To The Class of 51 City Office and Art Company, Inc. Art, Engineering and Office Supplies 36 West Wood Street Youngstown, Ohio Best of Wishes To The Class of 1951 Kolesar Display Service 2nd Floor 36 West Wood Street Frank, Christine E., 331 Potomac, City, 86605 Frank, Richard, 1, Ind. Engr., 837 Franklin, New Castle, Pa., 24391 Franklin, Jahn S., 3, Acct.,, 51 Surnmitt, Sharon, Pa. 81784 Franklin, Mark E., 2, Chem., 146 Hager, Hubbard Franklin, Natalie E., Psych., 448 W. Hylda, City, 82080 Franklin, Sidney l., 3, 172 Lowell, City Franko, John W., Pre'Law, 4233 Rush, City, 22695 Franko, Stephen, 3, Civ. Engr., 156 Perry, Struthers, 55281 Frankovitch, Dolores B., PG, El. Ed., Mercer and Negley, Farrell, Pa., 3128 Franks, Daniel H., 3, Music, 61 Phillippi, Uniontown, Pa., 85205 Fraser, Arnold L., 2, RD 6, Roosevelt, New Castle, Pa. Fraysier, Louise M., 1, 448 Cohassett Dr., City, 39724 Fraysier, Vera E., 3, El. Ed., RD 2, Columbiana, 4100 Frazzini, Josephine A., 2, Psych., 327 Whipple, Campbell, 56561 Frazzini, Pat H., 3, Bus. Adm., 20 South Forest, City, 37946 Frederick, Robert L., 1, Ind. Engr., 44 West Heights, City, 95204 Freed, Arthur 1., 1, Pre-Law, 49 S. Prospect, City, 79695 Freed, Warren P., 2, Eng., 26 E. Glenaven, City, 87402 Freely, Ina M., 117 Youngstown-Poland Rd., Poland, 52585 Freeman, Arlene, 1, 82 S. Lane, City, 76486 Freeman, Rose, 840 W. Federal St., City, 78385 Freeman, Susie M., 1, Pre-Law, 82 S. Lane, City, 76486 Freisen, Paul F., PG, 522 Parkwood, City, 76402 Freisen, Raymond P., 4, Adv., 522 Parkwood, City, 76402 French, James B,, 1, Engr., 3421 Glenwood, City, 82180 French, Syretha C., 3, Soc. Sci., 3246 Orrin, City, 37927 Fricker, Paul W., 3, El. Ed., RD 2 Hubbard, 48916 Fritchrnan, James F., Mech. Engr., 414 Wallis. Farrell, Pa., 23641 Frye, Mary E., 3, Bus. Adm., 34 Grandview, Hubbard, 46421 Fagnano, James F., 1, Music, 105 Summit, Niles, 22760 Fuller, Joseph E., 3, Mdse., 572 Glacier View Dr., City, 98609 Fullum, Raymond E., Music, 76 Davis, Masury, 88085 Fulton, Max E., 3, Engr., 745 Penna, City, 36038 Fundziak, Rozanne- M., 1, El. Ed., 1005 Norwood, City, 42490 Furman, Cyril, 3, Gen. Bus., 61 McKinley, City, 97158 Fury, Clarence, G., 2, Mdse., 110 Hollywood, City 20376 Fuscoe, John W., 1, Engr., 245 Lora, City, 37290 Fuzer, Edward, 3, Chem., 25 N. Center, City, 73501 G Gabel, Kermit F., 3, Acct., 135 N, Lane, City, 63277 C-aborko, Michael, 3, Psych., 167 Third, Masury, 88744 Gadney, George, 1, 718 Lee, Farrell, Pa. Gainan, Philip, 4, Adv., 158 Hollywood, City, 81644 Gainer, Irvine R., 3, Acct., 25 Kennedy, Wheatland, Pa., 7194 Galanses, George, 4, Acct., 230 6th, Campbell, 56425 Galbreatli, Robert V., 1, 437 W. Princeton, City, 81880 Galbraith, Thomas E., 1, Acct., 679 Bryson, City, 79949 Gales, George W., 2, Ed., RD 1 Box 319, Niles, 22064 Gales, Robert B., 1, Gen. Bus., RD 1, Niles, 22064 Galich, Joseph C., 3, Acct., 133 Jefferson, Campbell, 54117 Gallagher, James F., 1, Bus. Adm., 32 S. Richview, City, 93013 Gallagher, William J., 1, 125 E. Wallace, New Castle, Pa. Gallagher, William J., 167 Brookline, City, 41254 Galusha, Albert F., 2, Pre-Law, 123 McKinley, City, 95718 Gancsos, John R., 2, Mdse., 322 Ormond, Sharon, Pa., 29115 Gantz, Ruth R., 2, El. Ed., 186 LaC1ede, City, 29726 Garasic, Rose Marie A., 3408 McCartney Rd., City, 76814 Garber, Blanche M., 1, Acct., 409 W. Princeton, City, 26149 Garcia, Angela, 5900 Market, City, 85982 Garde, Helen M., 2, Nursing, 261 Crandall, City: 31735 Gardner, James A., 1, Elec. Engr., P.O. Box 922, New Castle, Pa., 69651 Gardner, James F., 3, Mdse., 517 W. Boston, City, 28856 Garea, Joseph J., 2, Bus. Ed., 334 Tod Lane, City, 71047 . Gargoline, Patrick J., 1, Music, 2004 Salt Springs Rd., City, 96781 Garish, Stephen, PG, Art, RD 2, Hubbard, 88514 Garlich, Ben H., 1, Rel., North Lima, RD l Garramone, Eugene J., 3, Gen. Bus., 464 Mistletoe, City, 23972 Garramone, Marie R., 1, Soc. Sci., 464 Mistletoe, City, 23972 Garrard, lohn T.: Elec. Engr., Route 5, Warren Garrett, Robert C., 1, 454 W. Boston, 85735 Garwig, Glenn W., 4, 3310 Erie, City, 24064 Gasper, Frank E., 4, Biol., 4543 Mahoning, City Gates, John R., 3, Engr., 1407 Ohio, City, 61095 Gates, Richard M., Music, New Springfield, 92551 Gatto, Teresa M., 4, El. Ed., Main Hillsville, Pa., 81651312 Gatze, Michael P., 1, Engr,, 508 6th, Struthers, 52778 Gaudiose, Martin M., PG, 628 Clearmount, City, 86964 Gay, Thomas, 1, Pre-Med., 847 Philadelphia, City, 85334 Gaydos, Andrew, 4, Bus. Adm., RD 1, Box 194, Sharon, Pa. Ga 'etskY, loseph W., 4, El. Ed., 347 12th, Campbell, 54149 Geghard, Frederick R., 2, Acct., 406 Grant, McDonald, 55789 Geer, William J., 3, 565 West Delason, City, 30770 Gehnerd, Barbara A., 1, 632 St. Louis, City, 20029 Gehrlein, Paul E., 3, Bus. Adm., 471 Penn, Warren, 29324 Geletka, George, 2, Bus. Adm., 28 Oxford, Campbell, 53444 Gelsomino, Carmel E., 75 Morris, Girard, 53708 Geltch, Jack, 1, Bus. Adm., 1422 Gypsy Lane, City, 63066 Gemmill, Robert A., 5, 893 Linden, Sharon, Pa. Genkinger, David M., 3, Bus., 519 E. Garfield, New Castle, Pa., 1265 Genos, James, 2, Acct., 1105 Harrison N.E., Warren, 39484 Geordan, George, 1, 224 Porter, Warren, 25209 Geordan, Helen, Engl., 224 Porter, Warren, 25209 George, Betty I., 257 E. Howard, Girard, 56560 George, George S., 1: Acct., 130 E. Woodland, Niles, 27940 George, Homer M., 2, Bus. Org.: 903 Dean, City, 71027 Georges, James G., 3, Civ. Engr., RD 4, Warren, 73574 Gerbasi, Anthony E., 1, Pre-Med. 922 Fruit, Farrell, Pa., 4425 Gerek, Joseph M., 4, Acct., 150 Perry, Struthers, 54380 Gergye, Louis, 3, Elec. Engr., 902 N. Garland, City, 37047 Gerrnani, Betty J., 2, Bus. Adm.: 50 Overhill Rd., City, 83575 Gerwing, Theodore G., 4, Elec. Engr., 447 Orchard, Sharon, Pa., 26961 Gessler, Leonard H., l, Acct., 110 S. Main, City, 96841 Gessner, John F., Cortland, Black 537 Gething, Robert L., PG, Ed., 41 Crumlin, Girard, 56330 Gething, Virginia M., 1, Ed., 41 Crumlin, Girard, 56330 Getz, Donald CL, 2, Acct., RD2, Canfield, 92900 Gialdini, Nicholas C., 4, Mdse., 112 E. Howard, Girard, 58206 Giampetro, Angeline M., 411Lansing,City,38209 Giampetro, Mary L., 1178 State, City, 77188 Giannini, John J., 1, Ed., 342 Harvard, City, 36061 Gibbs, Israel, 4, Soc. Sci., 364 Lincoln, City, 33847 Gibson, Constance T., 1, 1-list., 1824 Selma, City, 76137 22 Graban, Eleanor: 4: El. Ed.: 540 De 'tt, C b 11: 54857 Grady, Arthur I.: 4: Biol.: 2832 1dle:1I:ood,cCIl1Fy:e87500 Graff, Jack P.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 4453 Market, City: 28521 Graham, Harold N.: 2: Adv.: RD 5, Mercer, Pa.: 339Rl Graham. Howard L.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 260 E. Iudson, City: 26729 Graham. Ioseph E.: 1: Acct.: 182 Carnegie, city: 97868 Graham, Ma:or: 3: Econ. RD 5, Mercer, Pa.: 339R1 Graham, Rolles E.: Law: 154 Washington, NW, Warren: 37847 Gibson, Gibson, Gibson, Gibson, Gibson, Gidney, Gifford, Gifford, Gilboy, Watch and Iewelry Repairing Careful Workmanship Quick Service A11 Work Guaranteed Fine Selection of Watches and Diamonds Stephen Bartko, Jr. 25 S. Hazel Street Phone 3-7282 Don 1.: 35 Locust, Masury: 88891 Iames S.: 1: Acct.: 110 Walnut, Leetonia: 5331 John C.: 3: Acct.: 1675 Norwood, Warren' 52361 Nancy J.: Ed.: 2511 ingtenook, city: 82281: Ronald M.: 1: Art: RD 9, New Castle, Pa. I William W.: 1: Music: 1411 Salt Springs Rd., City: 93852 Barbara: 1: 526 E. Kline, Girard: 56493 Mary I.: 2: Nursing: 526 E. Kline, Girard: 56493 Patricia A.: 2: El. Ed.: 180 Erskine, City: 25017 Gilchrist, Charles L.: 1: Acct.: 130 E. Howard, Girard: 55382 Gill, Fred D.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 439 Werner, City: 38849 A Gill, Robert H.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 380 Delaware, Sharon, Pa.: 7l7o Gill, Ronald E.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 380 Delaware, Sharon, Pa.: 7176 Gillespie, Iohn P.: 3: Adv.: 475 Catalina, City: 34838 Gillespie, Mary K.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 475 Catalina, City: 34838 Ginn, Robert: 2: Adv.: 322 E. Avondale, City: 63798 Ginocchi, Anthony L.: 4: Mdse.: 1008 Pollock, New -Castle, Pa.: 3933I Girard, Kenneth F.: 2: Mdse.: Main, Washingtonville Giudici, Livio L.: 4: 1304 Republic, City Glass, Ruth V.: 3: Ed.: RFD 1 Girard: 53279 Glick, Seymour I.: 1: 828 Crandall, City: 72268 Glinatsis, Iohn M.: 1: Lib. Arts: 729 E. Lucius, City: 20956 Glosner, George D.: 3: Acct.: 328 Kyle, City: 60584 Glosner, Ioann C.: Nursing: 328 Kyle, City: 60584 Goda, Dolores I.: 438 Hamplin, Sharon, Pa.: 25211 Godward, William E.: 2: Phys. Ed.: Meadow Lane, Poland: 55784 Goehring, Randall D.: 2: Acct.: 3409 Allendale, Canfield: 87263 Goins, David -C.: 1: Hist.: 7 N. Blaine, City: 71740 Golaske, Sophie.: 1: Psych.: 21 Brookfield, Masury: 88012 Goldberg, Norman: 1: Pre-Law: 448 Crandall, City: 38373 Goldston, Ralph P.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 535 Foster, City: 40759 Gonda, Magdalene R.: 1716 Oak, City: 41421 Good, Elmer E.: 3: Pre-Law: 56 S. Whitney, City: 98454 Goodwin, Wm. A.: PG: 205 E. Chalmers, City Goral, Steve F.: 4: Mdse.: 1512 Market, City: 45685 Gorant, Helen: 2: El. Ed.: 1090 Griffith, No. 471, City: 62370 Gorman, Ioseph P.: 2: Psych.: 2628 Oakwood, City: 97626 Gomak, Edw.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 857 Midland, Midland, Pa.: 5138 Goronea, Andrew I.: 21 Gordon, Girard: 53670 Gorse, Edward I.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 1217 McKinley, Warren, 44026 Gorski, Daniel A.: 3: Chem.: 1337 Edgehill, Warren: 50587 C-orski, Ioseph I.: 3: Bus.: 346 Franklin, Hubbard: 41019 Gosnell, Phyllis A.: 1: Chem.: 222 E. Kline-, Girard: 56550 Gostyla, Dolores C.: 308 Lyndal, New Castle, Pa.: 2952R Gowsick, William I.: Pre-Law: 167 E. Market, Warren: 42144 Gotal Ioseph: 4: Elec. Engr.: 55 N. Myers, Sharon, Pa.: 29094 Goterba, Clarence R.: Lang.: 126 Hamilton, City Gould, Margaret: 3: Nursing, North Side Hospital, City: 71431 Gould, Norma L.: 4: Ed.: 458 Clearmount, -City: 85733 Goulish, Gavriel I.: 1: Engr.: 764 Delaware, City: 77573 Gozlk, Dolores H.: 2: Iourn.: 35 First, Masury: 89531 224 Gramet, Iohn E.: 3: Acct.: 434 Garfield, McDonald: 56127 Granberry, Marve E.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 930 W. Federal, City: 76011 Grand, Girard M.: 3: 1401 Highland, Sharon, Pa.: 3291 Grande, Ioseph E.: RD 1, Sharon, Pa.: 4281 Grandstaff,.E1mer R.: 3: Chem.: 344 Willis, City: 33786 Granitto, Michael V.: 3: Mdse.: 1034 Ridge, City: 33786 GFUHIUO. Nick V.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 1030 Ridge, City: 42601 GFCIHT, Oscar W.: 2.: Phys. Ed: Route 1, Cortland: 2285 Grepermne. Ralph H.: 3: Mdse.: 2621 1-uma, city: 96703 GFUSS. Ioan 48 Boardman-Poland Rd., City: 22923 Grover. Wll11Um I.: 3: Mdse.: 43 W. Dewey, City: 84890 Gray, Don I.: 2: Pre-Med.: 305 North 3rd, Lowellville: 66409 Gray, Robert A.: 4: Ed.: 1249 Elm Rd. NE, Warren: 39412 GIUYCGP. Ioseph: 2: Acct.: 436 Ohio, Warren: 35954 GYUZACUIO, Ioseph B.: 1: Ed.: RD 2, Hubbard: 40324 GYGZQCIHO. Marqflfet I.: 2: 270 Sexton, Struthers: 57305 GYCIZISF. Ray C.: 3: El. Ed.: 527 W. Myrtle, City: 30820 Greco. Eugene V.: 4: Music: 160 N. Lisbon, Cerrollton Gregorich, Steve T.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 821 Lee, Farrell, Pa.: 3008 Green, Ioseph B.: 3: Acct.: 716 Chestnut, New Castle, Pa.: 3208W Green, Thomas A.: 1: Pre-Law: 1031 Hawthorne, City: 39016 Green, Virginia N.: 318 Trumbull, Girard: 56144 Green, William: Law: 906 Shehy, City: 37409 Greenawalt, Ray I.: 4: Acct.: 6811 Glendale, City: 25330 Greenaway. lames R.: 2: Art: 770 Glenwood, Warren: 44429 Greenburg, Morren I.: Pre'Med.: 701 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 21464 Gregory, Earl L.: 2: Engr.: 135 Wood, Niles: 28762 Grenga, Edward A.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 742 Linwood, City: 83214 Grenqa, IOe 2: Pre-Law: 742 Linwood, City: 83214 Grenqa. Louise: PG: Engl.: 742 Linwood, City: 83214 Grey, Swllvester: PG: Acct.: 92 Tod Lane, City: 74951 Gflffmt ade T.: PG: Acct.: Brookfield: 82168 Griffith, Edward T.: 3: Acct.: 1584 Florencedale, City Griffith, Lynn B.: Law: 323 Harmm, Warren: 33541 Griffiths. Frank R.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 1605 Ford. City: 75062 Griffiths, Fred E.: 3: El. Ed.: 319 Cherry, Niles: 28723 Griffiths, Richard R.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1605 Ford, City: 75062 Grimsley, Gertrude E.: 3: El. Ed.: 404 York, Warren: 27455 Grins, Margers: 1: Chem.: RD 2 Columbiana: 4962 Groat, Raymond G.: 3: Acct.: 881 Union, Warren: 37439 Grohovsky, Ice A. 3: Adv.: 67 Morley, Campbell: 63260 Grohovsky, Iosephine R.: 2: Music: 67 Morley, Campbell: 63260 Gromley, Robert I.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1826 Pointview, City: 84640 Gromofsky, William S.: 4: Art: 909 E. lndianola, City: 82416 Groner, Sara M.: 3: El. Ed.: 22 Vine, Columbiana: 4401 Gross, Howard: 2: Pre-Law: 738 Linwood, City: 29965 Gross, Iohn L.: 2: Econ.: 2742 South, City: 29868 Groucutt, Iames R.: Bus.: 1354 Elm, City: 30249 Grybos, Anthony I.: Law: 2536 Market, City Guchemand, Dale E.: 1: Music: Washingtonville: 5474 Guchemand, Ronald B.: 2: Box 215 Washinqtonville Guidos, Lucille C.: Bus.: 3939 Rush, City: 84451 Guilford, William S.: 2: El. Ed.: 742 Tod, City: 78453 Guilinger, Margaret M.: Bus.: 351 School, City: 37957 Guju, George C.: 1: Ed.: 712 Bennington, City: 70987 Gulgas, Charles: 2: Bus. Adm.: 821 Winona, City: 21817 Gunderson, Emil I.: Bus.: 1645 Bancroft, City: 29043 Gundry, David HT: 4: Elec. Engr.: 460 Ewing, City: 24593 Gungle, Gordon L.: 1: Engr.: 353 Iohnston, Poland: 56971 Guran, Gloria V.: 2: Pre-Nursing: 2219 Rhodes, Niles: 24602 Gurganious, Robert C.: 1: Lib. Arts: 199 l-laymaker. Warren Gurgiolo, Salvador V.: 4: Engr.: 492 Neshannock, New Castle, Pa.: 3012M Gustafson, Howard E.: 2: Mdse.: 412 Union, Columbiana: 4351 Guthrie, Iames E.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 152 Belvedere, Warren Guzik Matthew: Special: Acct.: 186 E. Wilson, Salem: 3306 Gwatkm, lack E.: PG.: Acct.: 40 Sherwood, City: 81689 Gurski, Warren I.: 1: RD 3, Lisbon: 5034 H Hacker, Willis A.: 4: Hist.: 35 Helena, Strutliers: 57977 Hackett, Neil I.: Ind. Engr.: 1045 Lakewood, City: 39886 Haggis, Arthur G. Ir.: 2: Adv.: 5176 Simon, City: 25708 Hagelis, George T.: 1: Acct.: 406 Broadway, City: 42459 Haggis, William C.: 1: Theol.: RD 2, Canfield: 35356 Hagman, Eugene G.: 1: Engr.: 12 Ohio, Poland: 57311 Hahlen, Walter C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: RPD 1, East Rochester: 5F41 Hahn, Ioseph M.: 1: Music Ed.: 818 Beckford. New -Castle, Pa.: 6556T Haladay, Peg: 4: Bus. Org.: 35 Haseltine. City: 43995 Halbert, Milton R.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 507 Elm, City: 60457 Haley, Morgan F.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 12 Olive, Girard: 53498 I-lalfacre, Walter W.: 2: Art: 516 Hayman, City: 74318 Halierty, Arthur E.: PG: 35 McKinley, City: 93108 Halierty, William I.: 7354 Glenwood Ext., Boardman: 88408 Halker, Edward R.: 2: Engr.: 862 Iohn, Niles Hall, Bonnye E.: 40 Vermont, City: 20882 Hall, Dale O.: PG: Bus. Adm.: Box 197, Brookfield: 80404 Hall, Gordon L.: 1: Elec. Engr.: RR 1, Burghill Hall, Mardell C.: 1: Biol.: 526 Lansdowne, City: 34215 Hall, Marilyn I.: 4: El. Ed.: 533 N. Park, Warren: 34241 Hall, Robert: 2: Ed.: 622 Almyra, City: 28505 Hall, Thomas A.: 3139 Diane, RD 1, Canfield: 93556 Hall, William: 3:1 Art: 548 W. Hylda, City: 26398 Hallden, Charles A.: 1: Acct.: 84 Beechwood, City: 29229 en IohnR 4 Mdse 3608 Beechwood City 85645 H lld , -7 : -: , 7 1-lgller, William D.: 2: Mdse.: RD 1, Masury: 88413 Halnan, Marilyn I.: 1: 1340 Powersdale, City: 38035 Halverstadt, Robert G.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 1561 E. State, Salem: 4987 Hamilton, Edmund I.: 3: Psych: 144 Woodbine, City: 42284 Hamilton, Mary B.: 1: Psych.: 727 Winona, City: 81717 Hamilton, Wilson S,: 3: Soc. Sci.: 546 Detroit, City: 23570 Hammond, George B.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 2748 Rush, City: 71623 Hammond, Robert T.: 1: Bus.: RD 2, Warren: 62557 Hamrock, Emily: 2614 Hunter, City: 82015 Hanas, Andrew: 1: Mech. Engr.: 2120 Elferen, City: 97720 Handwork, Florence L.: 4: Music: North Iackson: 5665 Hanlon, Iames R.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 2348 E. Midlothian, City: 57702 Hanna, Charles I.: Mdse.: 73 E. Ravenwood, City: 21651 Hanna, Iohn I.: l: Engr.: 563 East Long, New Castle, Pa.: 17511 Hanni, Don L.: 151 Wirt, Apt. 348, City.: 36650 Hanni, Richard A.: 2: Acct.: 628 W. Delason, City: 38916 Hannis, Richard M.: 3: Ind. Engr.: 1726 E. Midlothian, City: 25588 Hannon, William I.: PG: Adv.: 137 Woodbine, City: 60123 Hanrahan, Ioseph I.: 4: Adv.: 1262 Glenwood, Sharon, Pa.: 24346 Hansburg, Norvin N.: 2: Engr.: 3636 Glenmere, City: 82748 Hantula, Edward A.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 16 Howard, Girard: 56106 Hargate, Iack P.: 1: 728 Williams, City Harkins, Iohn C.: 1: 495 Maplewood, Struthers: 55092 Harkins, Iohn I.: 4: Engr.: 317 Carroll, City: 35347 Harl, David M.: 4: Engr.: 237 N. Park, Vlarren: 44046 Harmon, Harold T.: 1: Acct.: 541 Dorothy, City: 79318 Harmon, Lester C.: 3: Acct.: 172 Bridge, Struthers: 50095 Harner, Charles A.: Engr.: Star Route, Garrettsville: 741723 Harris, David W.: Gen. Bus.: 7728 Southern, City: 84726 Harris, Gloria I.: 2967 Wardle, City: 37971 Harris, lack C.: Pre-Law: 37 Centervale, City: 28848 Harris, Mary L.: Bus.: 231 Clinton, Warren Harris, William H.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 6611 Glendale, Boardman: 29355 Harrison, Donald V.: 3: Acct.:402 Breaden, City: 60394 Harryhill, Ioseph M.: 1: Ed.: 410 Pennsylvania, McDonald: 56924 Harter, Virginia G.: 1: Nursing: 222 Ohio, Girard: 58201 Hartman, Leroy E.: 1: Soc. Sci.: 204 Garfield, City: 62468 Harvey, Iohn P.: PG: 275 Gypsy Lane, City: 42644 Harvey, '1'homas W.: Y.M.C.A., City Hassay, Alice M.: Bus.: 1887 Wilson, City: 45878 Hassel, Neale L.: 3: Ed.: RD 2, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2325 Hassey, Frances M.: 1: Art.: 235 Coitsville Rd.: Campbell: 32947 Hatch, Lynn A.: 3: Mdse.: 103 Bell'Wick Rd., Hubbard: 46960 Haught, Alfred P.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 27 Louderdale, City: 39214 Haulijnan, Ilva M.: Engr.: 3711 Sampson, City: 42214 Havanec, Henry D.: 3- Acct.: 694 Coitsville, Campbell: 33974 Hawes, Arthur E.: 1: Engr.: MC 56, Warren: 40313 Hawk, Dean C.: 2: Ind. Engr.: 455 Clearmount, City: 83600 Hawk, Patricia -C.: 1: 424 West North, E. Palestine: 640 Hawkins, Alfonso W.: 2: Bus. Adm. Hayden, Charles B.: 2: Mdse.: RD 1, Niles: 26245 Hayden, Karl L.: 2: Pre-Law: RD 1, Niles: 26245 Hayden, Vernon R.: 2: Mech. Engr.: MC 52, Woodbine, Warren: 49724 Haydu, Ernest M.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 2523 Taft, City: 82953 Hayman, Iohn L.: 1: Pre-Dent.: 1964 Bancroft, City: 28686 Haynes, Lloyd R.: 4: Pre'Law: 3049 McGuttey, City: 77149 Haywood, LeoraBelle R.: 3432 Stratmore, City: 25386 Hazlett, Aalph R.: Soc. Sci.: RD 1, Brookfield Headley, Betty I,: 2: Chem.: 365 Broadway, City: 31443 Healey, Richard I.: 2: Bus. Art: 1919 Elm, City: 38498 Heath, Lewis B.: 1: Music, B88 Union, Warren: 38593 Heaton, Charles W.: 4: El. Ed.: 579 W. Warren, City: 82091 Hedberg, Leroy E.: 3: Mdse. Box 184, Bessemer, Pa. Headd, Franklin H.: 2: Engr.: Pennsylvania, McDonald Hedland, Robert W.: 1: Pre-Law: 275 North Heights, City: 37279 Hedrick, Iohn H.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 351 Marshall, City: 77351 Hegedusich, William V.: El. Ed.: 639 Franklin, City: 77562 Heiges, Dorothy V.: 4: El. Ed.: RD 1, West Middlesex, Pa.: 9219 Heilman, Rozella I.: 4: Bus.: 663 E. State, Sharon, Pa.: 25366 Heintzelman, William H.: 4: Ind. Engr.: 199 Hilton, City: 28976 Helblinq, Iames A.: 1: Math.:1020 Trumbull, Warren: 33853 Helfman, Aubrey L.: Oakdale, RD l, Sharon, Pa.: 7409 Henderson, Carol I.: 4: Nursing: 204 Poland, Struthers: 53228 Henderson, Iohn I.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: 404 W. Marion, City: 32564 Henderson, Leila M.: 2: Hist.: 91 Iennette, City: 20298 Henderson, Philip C.: 2: Acct.: 5966 Glenwood, City: 85517 Hendricks, Frank C.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 904 Hillman, City: 65905 Hendrickson, Robert: 1: Pre-Law: 273 Lora, City: 76712 Hennessy. Iohn I.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 69 Bissell, Cit: 74336 Hennon, William C.: 223 Churchill-Hubbard Rd., City: 44057 Henry, Iames C.: 2: Adv.: 623 Park, E. Palestine: 642 Henry, Iames K.: 1: Mdse.: 144 Garfield, City: 30198 Henry, Robert G.: 3: Mdse.: 420 Scene Ridge, Mclieesport, Pa.: 38001 Henthorne, Gwendolyn W.: Biol.: 817 Lincoln, East Liverpool: 623513 Hepler, Iohn M.: 2: Pre-Law: 644 W. Evergreen, City: 86087 Hepp, Ronald I.: 4: El. Ed.: 89 Arlene, City: 29189 Herdman, Iames D.: 1: 1734 Market, City: 71961 Herman, Richard P.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 642 W. Ravenwood, City: 23937 Herman, Theodore I.: 3: 126 S. Truesdale, City, 65504 Hernon, Thomas R.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 866 Hazelwood, Warren: 33900 Herron, Margaret M.: 1: 1677 Wakefield, City: 26764 Heselov, lack M.: 212 Upland, City: 33090 Hess, Dale E.: PG: Bus. Ed.: RD 3, York, Pa. Hess, Richard M.: PG: 1788 Atlantic NE.: Warren Hess, Thomas: 1: Pre-Law: 56 N. Evanston, City: 94590 Hess, William E.: 4: Biol.: 150 Columbia, Elyria: 39074 Hetherington, Dean L.: 4: 3673 Neilson, City: 21004 Hewitson, William G.: 4: Adv.: 1170 Lakewood, City Hewitt, Philip R.: 2: Psych.: RD 1, Petersburg Hewitt, William R.: 2: Bus. Adm.: Box 152 Cortland Heyman, Eugene I.: Pre-Dent.: 793 Delaware, City: 38405 Heyman, Lucille E.: 2: Bus. Art: 718 Hayes, City: 41974 Hibbard, David I.: Mdse.: 592 Cleveland, City: 63672 Hickey, Philip P.: 3: Pre-Law: 392 Norwood, City: 73376 Hilb, C-enevieve M.: 1: 148 Laird NE, Warren: 28581 Higgins, Iohn J.: 2: Pre-Mort.: 729 Wick, City: 77286 Higgs, Otis C.: 3: Rel.: 546 Elm, City: 75238 Hia am, Robert O.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 1925 Weston, City: 21512 Higley, Thomas R.: 2: Acct.: 84 Crumlin, Girard: 56977 Hill, Betty L.: l: Nursing: 214 Como, Struthers: 55595 Hill, Eugene D.: 1: Gen, Bus.: 51 Hilton, City: 82102 Hill, Ioan M.: Linesville, Pa. Hill, Lemuel L.: 1: Music: 2684 Lincoln, Warren: 53278 Hill, Richard I.: Acct.: New Springfield, Poland: 52434 Hill, Robert S.: 1:' Mdse.: Box 14, New Middletown Hiltabiddle, Iohn P.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 780 Woodbine, Warren: 26023 Hiltbrand, William C.: 2: Bus.: 663 Fair, Salem: 5316 Himmelspach, Raymond I.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 288 W. 8th, Salem, 6916 Hines, Daniel M.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 817 Foster, City: 38676 Hinkle, Robert I.: 1: Engr.: 1604 Sheridan. Warren: 44987 Hinson, Richard G.: 3: Psych.: 3215 Neosho. City: 83484 Hirsch, Ierome M.: 3: Biol.: 82 Bessel, City: 39874 Hirsch, Lillian O.: 3: Biol.: 175 W. LaC1ede, City: 26549 Congratulations to the class of 1951 Specialists in Sheet Tin and Strip Mill Equipment The We-:an Engineering -Co., Inc. Warren, Ohio 22 TRIMEDGE. INC. 4021 MAHONING AVE. YOUNGSTOWN 1. OHIO I Decorative Mouldings of Aluminum Alloy M. H. Itts, President W. L. Bonnell, Vice President Telephone 9-9741 THE WILKOFF COMPANY ESTABLISHED 18 8 6 STEEL PLATES - SHEETS - STRIP STRUCTURAL, SHEARED AND STOCK SIZES Warehouse Service Box 2828, Youngstown 1, Ohio Hitchcock, Arlene B.: 2: Latin: RD 1, North Lima Hitchcock, Fred M.: 1: Engr.: RD 1, North Lima: 93468 Hitchcock, Harold R.: 2: Mdse.: RD 1, North Lima Hitchcock, Lois M.: North Lima: 93468 Hoak, Spencer H.: 1: Acct.: 120 Orchard, Newton Falls: 5673 Hobbs, Alfred T.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 650 Powersdale, City: 77583 Hochmann, Iohn H.: 1: Engr.: RD 1, Lisbon: 3860 Hockenberry, Gordon C.: 2: Art: RD 1, Transfer, Pa.: 3307 Hodge, Dolores: 1: Music: 41 Eighth, Campbell: 54483 Hodge, Robert A.: 1: Ind. Engr.: 330 Vine, Salem Hodgson, Kenneth I.: 1: Art: 131 Nevada, City: 88209 Hoehes, Samuel R.: 907 Dana NE, Warren: 38896 Hoelzle, Shirley M.: 423 Spencer, Sharon, Pa.: 20791 Hoey, Orpha V.: 420 N. Iefierson, Lisbon: 671 Hoffecker, Frank S.: 1: Engr.: 172 Highland, Poland: 53296 Hoffman, Anna M.: New Springfield: 93588 Hoffman, Richard I.: 1: 324 Bonnie Brae, Warren: 37019 Hogan, Marilyn: 4: Music Ed.: New Wilmington, Pa. Hogan, Walter I.: 1: Pre-Med.: 852 Iohn, Niles: 22328 Hoffman, Robert D.: 2: Acct.: 82 Morrison, Struthers: 57637 Hoiius, Paul V.: 2: 114 Main, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2805 Hofmeister, Charles L.: 4: Adv.: RFD 1, Box 403 Niles: 24992 Hoqen, Shirley M.: 4: Music: RD 2, Pulaski, Pa. Hollen, Richard: 1: 3936 4th, Struthers: 56089 Hohos, Andrew: 4: Civ. Engr.: 1656 Wellington, City: 78337 Hoke, Iohn H.: 110 Carroll, City: 66242 Holden, Iohn A.: 3: 549 Carroll, City: 45459 . Holicki, Dolores A.: 316 Forsythe. Girard: 53501 Holland. Iames M.: 3: 922 Elm, Girard: 43874 Hollerman, Harry E.: 1: Engr.: 191 Afton, City: 22624 Hollingberq. Itlnet S.: RD 1, Poland: 53220 Hollis, Iohn P.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 1746 Manhattan, City Holman, Mary M.: 1: Pre-Pharm.: 101 S. Market, East Palestine: 3181 Holt, Cleo E.: 1: Lab. Tech.: 844 Keeler, City:'56545 Holt, Richard F.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 19 S. Brockway, City: 95464 Hom, Dan L.: Ind. Engr.: 316 Orchard, City: 74488 4 Hood, Harry E.: PG Ed.: 1634 Medford, City Hoover, Iune E.: North Middle, Columbiana: 2235 Hoover, Mary I.: 476 Ferndale, City: 27538 Hopkins, Freda: 150 Creed, Struthers: 53052 Hopkins, Iean T.: 1: 922 E. State, Sharon, Pa.: 6867 Horchler, Virginia H.: 3: Nursing: 425 Norwood, New Castle, Pa.: 5243R Horlbeck, Charles I.: 4: Ind. Engr.: 111 Senator, Brooklyn, N. Y.: SH50637 Horvath, George: 4: Bus. Adm.: 190 Reed, Campbell: 56902 Horvath, loseph D.: 2: Pre-Law: 25 Sheridan, Niles: 26827 Horvath, Ioseph: Gen. Bus.: MC 56, Brookside Park., Warren: 73261 Horvath, Stephen: 2: Music: Route 87, Novelty: 1012 Horwing, Francis I.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 1893 E. Pershing, Salem: 3323 Hosick, Anthony I.: 1: Acct.: 502 Lafayette, Sharon, Pa.: 21706 Hosler, Richard G.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 334 Main, Greenville, Pa.: 1662M Hotchkiss, George I.: 4: Psych.: 4141 Rush, City Hotchkiss, Harold V.: 4: Adv.: 577 Fairfield, Warren: 27386 Houser, William G.: 4: Pol. Sci.: 119 Manchester, City: 96586 Housteau, Robert: 4: Ed.: 222 E. Second, Girard: 5504 Hovey, Raymond G.: Bus.: 1033 Oak Hill, City: 36513 226 Howard, Carl B.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 1001 Harmony, -City Howard, Ioan E.: 1524 Belmont, City: 78716 Howard, Robert L.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 52 E. Oakland, City: 58303 Howard, Thelma L.: 15 8th, Campbell: 54511 Howell, Ioan: Organ: 1206 Frances SE, Warren: 49045 Howells, Myron T.: 130 E. Kline, Girard: 55679 Howlett, Reginald N.: 2: Acct.: 425 Early, City: 45766 Howren, Donald E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 2524 Midlothian, City: 57745 Howser, Richard A.: 3: Bus. Org.: 102 W. Philadelphia, City: 87571 Hoyland, Robert W.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 107 Hill Crest, New Castle, Pa.: 7799 Hoyt, Thomas E.: 2: Psych.: 18 Oak, Poland: 52332 Hrarko, Paul F.: Pre-Law: 195 Edgewater. -City: 57818 Hrecrz, Ioseph: 2: Music: 71 Wick, City: 72900 ' Hreso, Evelyn M.: Psych.: 2431 Shirley, City: 82091 1-lrinak, Iohn S.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 187 Wilson, Struthers: 59260 Hritzo, Robert I.: 3: Pre-Med.: 2116 Connecticut: 97825 Hrivnak, Emil: 4: Chem.: 1139 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 23540 Hrycik, George: 3: Bus. Adm.: 560 Cambridge, City: 20046 Hrynko, Martin N.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 227 Shields, City: 21321 Hubbard, Edward A.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 154 W. LaC1ede, City: 21391 Hubiack, Marie: 523 S..State, Girard: 53238 Hucke, William: 3: Mdse.: 225 Coronado, City: 77494 Hudak, Ann C.: 1: 162 Carroll. City: 75564 Hudak, Michael I.: 4: Biol.: 315 Cohassett, City: 30940 Hudak, Stephen I.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 710 Acorn, New Castle, Pa.: 61388 Hudak, Wilma M.: 66 Morley, Campbell: 76893 Hudick, Betty I.: 1553 Poland, City: 85701 Hudson, Laura L.: 4409 Rush, City: 21504 Hudson, Shirley A.: 19 Halls Heights, City: 93716 Hudzik, Iohn M.:- 3: Psych.: 2726 Shady Run, City: 82546 Huebner, Walter C.: 4: Physics: 169 Benita, City: 78307 Huesken, Richard R.: 2:: Mdse.: 352 W. Ravenwood, City: 25084 Huff, William: 4: Soc. Sci.: 338 W. Scott, City: 72853 Huffman, Robert I.: 3: Chem.: 2333 Mt. Vernon, City: 54504 Hughes, Mary C.: 1: 166 New York, City: 76309 Hughes, Belmont C.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 384 Sherman, Sharon, Pa.: 21067 Hum, Rosemary C.: 1: Lab. Tech.: 123 S. Beaver, Lisbon: 5309 Hum, Vic M.: 3: Ed.: 24 Prospect, Lisbon: 441 Hughes, Edward I.: Bus. Adm.: 166 New York, City: 76309 Humenuk, Ioseph M.: 2: Art: 1744 Niles, Warren: 27314 Humphrey, Betty A.: 1: Hist.: 341 Chicago, City: 87775 Hunter, Charles A.: 2: Acct.: 467 W. Boston, City: 26706 Hunter, Stewart T.: 1: Adv.: 215 Hazelwood, Warren: 35481 Huizdos, Ioseph R.: 1: Acct.: Petersburg: 3337 Hura, Michael R.: 4: El. Ed.: 332 Robinson, Campbell: 55489 Hurajt, Daniel I.: 3: 40 Warren, City Hurst, Brooks: 1: Acct.: 891 Swallow SW, Warren: 46930 Hurtok, George S.: 3: Mdse.: 140 Center, Struthers: 58924 I-Iuxsaw, Norma I.: 130 E. Main, Canfield: 35129 Hyde, Delbert E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 1650 Wilson, Warren: 28431 Hyde, Harold G.: PG: Ed.: 467 Trumbull SE, Warren: 45251 Hyland, Iames P.: 3: Acct.: 60 W. Warren, City: 34888 Hyland, Lawrence L.: 3: Mdse.: 373 S. Iackson, City: 35284 Hyman, Louis S.: 630 Ferndale, City: 20448 Hynes, Mary H.: 3: Adv.: 340 Lincoln, City: 74843 Hynes, Robert P.: 2: Engr.: 340 Lincoln, City: 74843 I Iaderosa, Gregory A.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 327 Lansing, City: 42232 Ianazone, Rosemarie: 4: Music: 1402 Charlotte, City: 32672 Iandimorino, Joann N.: 226 E, Avondale, City: 23732 Iannizzaro, Robert J.: 1: Acct.: 566 Woodbine, Warren: 45519 Iannucci, Anthony A.: 1: Pre-Law: 269 Harmon, NW,Warren: 25791 lati, Joseph L.: 2: Rom. Lang.: 369 W. Glenaven, City: 26933 lde, James S.: Elec. Engr.: Z4 S. Bentley, Niles: 24689 Jenkins, Marie: 4: Ed.: 241 Clingan, Hubbard: 41268 Jennings, Joe J.: 1913 W. Federal, City: 72457 Jennings, William R.: 4: Music: 430 Cleveland, City: 31768 Jewel, Harold D.: 1: Acct.: 540 High, Warren: 35408 Jianopoulis, John G.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 114 W. Woodland, City Jimrozik, John W.: 1: Pre-Dent.: 1636 Shehy, City: 38464 Jingo, John J.: 2: 317 Mahoning Ext., Warren: 33313 Jobling, Jack R.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 4302 Helen, City: 22953 John, George H.: PG: Ed.: 505 Lincoln, Niles: 26242 Johns, Gordon T.: 2: Adv.: 234 Seneca, City Johnson, Glenn A.: 4: Civ. Engr.: 35 Tacoma, City: 71951 William J.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 4269 Mahoning, City: 98485 llas, Robert P.: 4: Music: 1515 Hollywood, Warren: 44460 Irons, Sally A.: 1: El. Ed.: N. Buhl Farm, RD 1, Sharpsville, Pa.: 27638 Irwin, Harry C.: l: Chem. Engr.: 218 N. Crawford, New Castle, Pa.: 1386W Irvine, Leslie J 3:.: Mech. Engr.: 1112 Memorial, Sharon, Pa.: 6065 Isalie, Aurelia J.: El. Ed.: 95 Freedom, Campbell: 39298 Italiano, Charlotte M.: 1: El. Ed.: 432 W. Chalmers, City: 77134 Italiano, Rose B.: 1: Lab. Tech.: 432 W. Chalmers, City: 77134 I Jabbour, Azeez: 4: Engl.: 1102 Glenwood, City: 42875 Jackanich, Richard F.: 3: Pre-Med.: 1509 Florence, City: 98163 Jackman, Thomas H.: 3: Mdse.: 390 Homewood, Warren: 23932 Jackson Jackson A1 L.: 1: Art- 529 Elm. City: 78184 f Amis M.: 1: lAcct.: 519 Garfield, srruihefs Jackson, Charles K.: 1: Engl.: 417 Lora, City: 36818 Jackson, Dorothy M.: 3: Nursing: 168 Laurel Lane, East Liverpool: 423 Jackson, Helen L.: RD 1, Niles: 28529 Jackson Karl W.: 2: Chem.: 322 W. Earl, City: 82956 Jackson Jackson Jackson, L 2 Ps ch 417 Lora Cit 36818 .Marion -: 1 if -: , Yi , Toby: 2: Chem.: 125 Broadway, Apt. B, Farrell, Pa.: 26676 ' Jacobs, Grant: 2: Mdse.: 181 Lowell, City: 81770 Jacobs, John: 2: Gen. Bus.: 181 W. Princeton, City: 26535 Jacobs, John C.: 4: Acct.: 55 Perry, Struthers: 53817 Jacobson, Stanley M.: 4: Music: 28 Oak Park, City: 78995 Jagatich, Anna V.: 1: Biol.: 48 Par, Sharon, Pa.: 28276 Jaqatich, Ferdinand S.: 1: Physics: RD 1, Masury: 85734 Jahn, Marjorie W.: PG: Engl.: 751 Roxbury, City: 20734 Jahn, Martha J.: 3: El. Ed.: 751 Roxbury, City: 20734 James, Alfred E.: PG:, Chem.: 441 Fransica, City: 36976 James, John E. 111: Bus.: 2202 Goleta, City: 33547 James, Robert W.: 1: Biol.: RD 2, Box 351, Warren: 62384 James, Virginia: 4: El. Ed.: 413 Tenney, Campbell: 53666 Jamison, William A.: Engr.: 147 Brooklyn, City: 85516 Janecko, Gene K.: 4: El. Ed.: S25 Devitt, Campbell Iankovich, Sam: 3: Phys. Ed.: 516 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 9634 Jannetto, Anthony M.: 1: Ed.: 406 LaClede, City: 26329 Janusz, Robert: 3: 1507 Butler, City: 93379 Jardine, Robert A.: 1: Physics: 187 Adelaide. City: 38010 Jarvis, James: Phys. Ed.: 628 Orchard, Hubbard: 49671 Jefferson, William R.: 3: Pre-Med.: 533 Park. City: 35898 Jeifries, Elaine D.: 1: Lab. Tech.: 547 W. Myrtle, City: 38025 Jenkins, Elmer W.: 2: Acct.: 139 Rex Place, Sharon, Pa.: 6277 Jenkins Kathleen M.: 2: Music 1415W Market, City: 73626 Johnson, Albert N.: PG: Acct.: 1904 Clifton, City: 31409 Johnson, Blanche: 3: El. Ed.: 139 Hyde, Niles: 22462 Johnson, Charles W.: 2: Mdse.: 252 Lawrence, Warren:43002 Johnson. Clarence E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 417 Foster, City: 30774 Johnson, David A.: 3: Biol.: 203 Poland, Struthers: 57136 Johnson, Edsel T.: 4: Hist.: 737 Beaver, Warren: 23051 Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Edward G.: 4: Pre-Law: 603 Warren, Niles: 28163 Eleanor A.: 1: Chem.: 4525 Euclid, City: 82849 Ellsworth C.: 1: Acct.: 1219 Manning, City: 38635 Fred G.: Bus. Adm.: 69 Lauderdale, City: 38116 James L.: 3: Mdse.: 525 Ferndale, City: 82043 John A.: 1: Art: 509 Warren, City: 20039 Johnson, John D.: 4: Ed.: 2949 Hubbard, City Johnson, Kathryn I.: 4: Music, 330 Oak, Boardman: 81570 Johnson, Lawrence R.: 2: Bus.: 2804 Hillman, City: 84206 Johnson, Lily M.: 1: El. Ed.: 2604 Eddie, City: 93335 Johnson, Marius FL: 4: Adv.: 189 Benita, City: 32602 Johnson, Richard H.: 1: Ind. Engl.: 923 Cornwall, Warren, SW: 27208 Johnson, Robert B.: 3: Acct.: 609W Oak, New Castle, Pa.: 3340R Johnson, Johnson, Robert N.: 2: 31 Indiana, City: 76751 Samuel A.: 417 Foster, City: 30774 Johnson, Edward G.: 4: Pre-Law: 603 Warren, Niles: 28163 Johnston, Donald M.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 625 Clearmount, City: 82657 Johnston, Doris A.: l: 1336 Jefferson, Warren: 23960 Johnston, George E.: 1: Ed.: 2773 McGufiey, City: 35485 Johnston, Robert L.: PG: Elec. Engr.: 251 First, Sharon, Pa.: 3058 Johnston, Ruth A.: 1: Soc. Sci.: 782 Delaware, City: 33813 Joho, William A.: 1: Chem.: 9 Shenango, Farrell, Pa.: 5732 Jones, Beatrice: 2: Nursing: 61 Jefferson, Campbell: 55930 Jones, Charles L.: 1: Engl.: 224 W. Third, Niles 28209 Jones, Edward D.: 3: 56 Woodrow, City: 82471 Jones, Edward H.: 209 Broadway, Girard: 55011 Jones, Ellamae: 2: Ed.: 2007 Midlothian, City: 22208 Jones, Evelyn L.: 2: Mdse.: 133 Clifton, City: 24065 Jones, Hugh R.: Mech. Engr.: 50 E. Main, Canfield: 35652 Jones, Irma: PG: Med. Tech.: 110 Ormond, Sharon, Pa.: 29797 Jones, Jacqueline I.: 1: 3205 Neosho, City: 25262 Jones, John P.: 3: Acct.: 54 S. Lane, City: 77262 Jones, Maurice E.: 4: El. Ed.: Box 12 Homeworth: 69Fl1 Jones, Nathaniel R.: 2: Pre-Law: 113 Rockview, City: 78888 Jones, Richard M.: 3: 767 S. Oakland, Sharon, Pa.: 6473 Jones, Robert P.: 1: Bus.: Erie, Edenburg, Pa.: 8l97R2 Jones, Robert W.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 727 Trumbull, Warren: 46388 Jones, Verna L.: 1: Music: 915 Star, City: 32590 Jones, Wendell D.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 320 W. Indianola, City: 81993 Jones, William G.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 761 E. Oakland, Sharon, Pa.: 26334 The M. DeBarto1o Construction Company Contractors and Engineers I 216 Alexander Street Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1951 The Holub Iron and Steel Co. Youngstown, Ohio 7 Jordan, Emma M.: 2: Nursing: 7M Boroline, New Castle, Pa.: 5953W Joseph, David F.: 3: Ed.: 919 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 24951 locye, Harry E.: 3: Mdse.: 275 Potomac, City 24611 Joyce, James E.: 2: Adv.: Spring, Struthers, 54159 Joyce, Mary A.: 3: Engl.: 42 Brookline, City: 79319 Juhanovich, William A.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 502 Spearman, Farrell, Pa.: 25330 Judd, Ernest D.: 311 Hayes, McDonald: 56958 Juhn, Henry C.: 3: Acct.: 489 Fair, Salem: 3795 Julian, Anna M.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 267 West Main, Canfield: 34354 Julian, Frank A.: 1: Engr.: 103 West, Niles: 26297 Julian, Pete: 712 Himrod, City: 45632 Juliano, Arthur V.: 1: 904 4th, Warren, Pa.: 2478 Julius, Patsy: 2: El. Ed.: 11 Reed, City: 54914 Junk, Thomas C.: 2: Metal.: RD 2, Sharon, Pa.: 9087 Jurus, Stanley R.: 3: Pre-Law: 3717 Elbertus, City: 23804 K Kachel, Cardl J.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 1405 E. Liberty, City Kachmer, Michael A.: 3: Pre-Med.: 54 Milton, City: 97110 Kachner, Elizabeth I.: 3: Ed.: 1181 Robert, Warren: 27495 Kachulis, :Thomas G.: 3: Bus.: 1058 Highland Rd., Sharon, Pa.: 3430 Kahlon, Russel B.: 1: Music: 44 Kimberly, City: 97777 Kahn, Jerome S.: 4: Art: 415 Kenmore, SE, Warren: 43347 Kahn, Richard H.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 4744 Mahoning, City: 95881 Kakish, Stephen: 3: Acct.: 3929 Dover, City: 43225 Kalafut, Robert I.: Pre-Law: 2584 Mt. Vernon, City: 54754 Kale, Nancy L.: PG: Ed.: 233 Norwood, City: 35782 Kaletka, Albert C.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 621 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 25476 Kalla, John P.: 3: Chem. 21 North Fruit, City: 77153 Kali, Stephen E.: 2: Ed.: Box 31, New Bedford, Pa.: 2746 Kalman, Rudolf E.: 1: Elec. Enqr.: 129 W. Glenaven, City: 22883 Kane, Richard F.: 2: Chem.: RD 6, Mercer, Pa. Kantarze, James: 2: Music: 170 W. Princeton, City: 29665 Kapouralos, John C:: 4: Pre-Law: 1407 Meadowbrook SE, Warren: 45513 KaPP, Charles O.: 3: Acct.: 355 Cohasseit, City: 37664 Karavara, Julie: 3: Music: 541 E. Lucius, City: 83585 Kasmer, Robert E.: 3: Bus.: 535 Idora, City: 28586 Kasmer, William J.: 4: Engr.: 419 Idora, City: 28477 Kaszubowski, Henry: 2: Acct.: 219 E. Delason, City: 63059 Kaszubowski, Ted: 3: Chem. Engr.: 219 E. Delason, City: 63059 Katko, John A.: 4: Pre-Med.: 113 N. Mackey, Hubbard: 41334 Katschke, James W.: 3: Socil. 466 W. Ravenwood, City: 86315 Katschke, Richard H.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 466 W. Ravenwood, City: 86315 Katz, Kenneth: 3: Sci.: 1140 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 7506 Katynski, Walter: 1: Bus. Adm.: 316 Pasadena, City: 41034 Katzen, Rachel L.: PG: Music: 1105 Trumbull, Warren: 29545 Kauffman, Kenneth K.: 327 New Middletown: 92443 Kauffman, Gloria E.: 3: Psych: 620 Bryson, City: 45361 Kavulla, Helen L.: 1: Phych.: 1124 Emerson, Farrell, Pa.: 23297, Keast, Redmond E.: 1: 1-list.: 2404 Ohio, City: 75850 Keefner, Harold D.: 2: Phys. Ed.: RT 5, Warren: 83804 Keehner, Frances L.: 1: Acct.: 927 Bonnie Brae, City: 27654 Keelen, Alonzo O.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 1608 Highland, New Castle, Pa.: 8302W Keiurt, Steve R.: 2: Pre-Law: 840 Utica, NW, Warren: 49913 Kehn, Earl C.: Psych.: 1733 Gladstone, City: 45637 Keick, Edward C.: 1: 267 Forest Park, City: 25522 Keil, Donald W.: 226 North Mercer, Pa.: 2701 Keiser, Naomi J.: 148 S. Truesdale, City: 34401 Keish, Sylvester A.: 3: Biol.: 64 7th, Campbell: 57325 Kelch, Edward J.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 347 Morris, Sharon, Pa.: 4396 Keller, Eugene L.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 255 Shield Rd., City Keller, William T.: 1: Mdse.: 732 W. LaClede, City: 81593 Kelley, Howard: PG: 346 W. Washington, New Castle, Pa.: 66461 Kelley, Harold D.: 2: Mdse.: 540 King, City: 65566 Kelley, Nancy E.: 7: Engl.: 264 W. Liberty, Hubbard: 43408 Kelley, Raymond L.: 1: Mech. Enqr.: 968 Hollywood, Warren Kelling, Robert A.: PG: Acct.: 3005 Rush, City: 82119 Kelly Howard C.: 2: Engr.: 1230 Willard, Vtfarren: 34813 Kellyl James W.: 4: Engr.: 19 Massachusetts, Poland: 56291 Kelly, John T.: PG: Sd.:, P.O. Box 93, West Middlesex, Pa.: 572 Kelly Karl A: 2' Mdse: 193 W. Warren City: 21360 Kellyl Mary El: ios Lincbln Parfk, City:74001 Kelly Richard Ex 1- Bus. Adms 174 Auburndale City- 81376 Kelly: Thomas L.i 1:1 Bus. Adm.:' 261 E. Dewey, City: 62284 Kem e Pa - - ' '- - ul F., 2, Bus. Adm., 33 Maple, Guard, 55243 P . Kempe, Richard V.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 57 Illinois. City: 41746 Kennedy, Comelius B.: 4: Ind. Engr.: 163 Wesley, City: 97946 Kennedy, Denny D.: 4: Acct.: 181 Sexton, Struthers: 53329 Kennedy, Donald R.: 4: Phych.: 151 Wirt, Apt. 350, City: 30105 Kennedy, Hadold J.: 2: Pre-Law: 76 Arlene, City: 26340 Kennedy, James J.: 2: Pre-Mort.: 1440 Florencedale, City: 73186 Kennedy, Kathleen T.: 1112 South, City: 75690 Kennedy, Thomas A.: 3: Music: 106 E. Liberty, Girard: 58137 Kenney, Mary L.: PG: Engl.: 170 S. Maryland, City: 96145 Kenny, Helen M.: 15 N. Glenellen, City: 96353 Kent, George R.: 1: Adv.: 20 Second, Poland: 55398 Kerestly, Joseph: 4: Elec. Engr.: 325 N. Mercer, New Castle, Pa.: Kernan, Thomas F.: 4: Engr.: 809 Marmion, City: 87229 Kerala, Joann H.: 2: Math.: 52 W. Delason, City: 37935 Kerola, John J.: 3: Engl.: 52 W. Delason, City: 37935 Kerr, Kenneth J.: 3: Music: 930 Temple, New Castle, Pa.: 5l93M Kerr, Peter L.: 1: Acct.: 51 Wirt, Apt. 272, City: 38064 Keslar, William I.: 1: Mech. Engr.: Box 39, Ellsworth: 2190 Keyes, Betty J.: RD 2, Hubbardg, 41051 Keys, Jean E.: 1: 1701 Glenwood, City: 72881 Khaleel, Akmal: 1: Music: 1127 N. Garland, City: 60826 Kibler, Doris J.: 4: Bus.: 1230 Parkman, NW, Warren: 26426 Kijowski, Stanley J.: 1: Art: 189 Pittsburgh, McDonald: 58652 Kikel, Felix J.: 2:,Art: 609 Gibson, City: 65765 Kilanowski, Leo T.: 1: Phil.: 128 E. Marion, City: 30121 Kimmel, Barbara A.: 282 Fairview, Canfield: 34391 73961 Kindig, Mary M.: PG: Nursing, Starnbaugh Nurses Home, City: 70751 King, Betty J.: 3654 Ferdinand, City: 26045 King, Daniel E.: 2: Engr.: P.O. Box 94, North Jackson King, Robert: 147 St. Louis, City: 21045 King, Shirley L.: Bus.: RT 3, Cortland: White 219 King, Wallace N.: 2: Acct.: 678 S. Union, Salem: 4177 Kingsbury, William S.: 1: Biol.: 1127 Tod, Warren Kinleyside, Beverly A.: Bus.: Route 1, Cortland: K106 Kinney, Edward F.: 4: Ed.: 46W N. Bruce, City: 70925 Finest Sanitary Food Market THE HUGHES PROVISION COMPANY 118 East Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio 228 Congratulations Class of 1951 . GOLDEN AGE BEVERAGE COMPANY 134 E. Woodland Avenue XX COLLEGE SUNCCO SERVICE 405 Wick Avenue The many students who stop in at the College Sunoco Station, for car repairs and gas, always receive a warm greeting from co-owners Bill and J oe Nestor. HUMES 3 Dependable Stores 257 W. Federal St. 272 E. Federal St. 2930 Market St. Youngstown, tlll io coNoRATU1.A1'ioNs Del Castle Dance Studio 303 West Federal Street Phone 7-7274 Open Evenings Kiriazis, Iames W.: 3: Soc. Sci.: M.C. 56 Greenlawn, Warren: 73205 Kirland, Iohn R.: 1: Acct.: 3672 Powersway, City: 29174 Kirwan, Ioseph M.: 3: Mdse.: 138 Westminster, City: 98325 Kish, Ann 1: Box 1, Marshall, McDonald: 56937 Kish, Ed I.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 65 Henry, Hubbard: 42911 Kish, Iames S.: 1: Psych.: RD 1, Lowellville: 44954 Kissinger, Harold T.: 1: Acct.: 151 Service, Sharon, Pa.: 21387 Kleckner, Earl L.: 4: Acct.: 814 W. Woodland, City: 61907 Kleese, Edward A.: 4: Civ. Engr.: RD 1, Brookfield: 62120 Klein, Mary P.: 1: Engl.: 372 E. Florida, City: 25879 Klem, Fred I.: 4: Chem. Engr.: 323 W. lndianola, City: 86640 Klem, Paul L.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1218 Shehy, City: 61820 Klemm, Donald M.: Bus. Adm.: 726 Pairgreen, City: 76584 Klepper, Florence H.: 2621 Hubbard, City: 60825 Klim, Michael: 2: Ed.: 1324 Elm, City: 72213 Klimczyk, Thaddeus: 3: Engl.: 1149 Tod, Warren: 45043 Kline, Robert E.: 3: Civ. Enqr.: RD 1, Niles: 29393 Kling, Werner L.: 1: Ed.: 78 Westminster, City: 98859 Klipec, Edward: 2: Mech. Engr.: Middlefield: 22896 Kloetzly, Opal S.: PG: El. Ed.: Salem, RR 3: 3963 Kloss, Frederick E.: 2: Chem. Engr.: 296 Ormond, Sharon, Pa.: 22037 Klotzle, Eugene I.: Bus. Adm.: 234 Spring, City Klucher, Cyril R.: 2: Engl.: 317 Stewart, Hubbard: 43431 Klyne, Richard I.: 1: Elec. Engr.: RFD 1, Berlin Center: 2356 Knable, lean M.: South Range Center Rd., New Springfield: 9272ONL Knapic, Joseph E.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 1675 Silliman, City: 94481 Knapic, Stephen J.: 1: Psych.: 1918 Manhattan, City: 95414 Knappenberger, Marcia L.: PG: Pre-Law: 25 W. Rayen, City: 32193 Knezevich, Iohn A.: 3 Phych: 720 Lee, Farrell, Pa.: 3684 Kniifin, Walter G.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 39 E. Chalmers, City: 41437 Knight, Howard E.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 396 Alameda, City: 39454 Knight, Joseph W.: 2: Psych.: 457 Ioan, Girard: 58758 Knight, Raymond H.: 3: El. Ed.: RD 2, Columbiana: 2041 Knoll, Newton I.: 4: Mdse.: Rt. 1, Lowellville Knoske, Robert E.: 1: Pre4Law: 1039 Mason, Warren: 39926 Knott, Fred I.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 278 Crandall, City Knapp, Iohn L.: 4: Pre-Med.: 526 Parkclift, City: 84251 Knutti, Robert F.: 3: Elec. Enqr.: 156 Maywood, City: 27923 Kobal, Rudolf I.: 3: Acct.: 92 Morris, Girard: 56820 Kochert, Milton R.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 101 Court, Canfield: 35451 Kochis, Edmund C.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 88 Chalmers, Greenville, Pa.: 1556 Koczwara, Frank I.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 558V2 Cypress, City: 70407 Kokinos, Bessie C.: PG: Bus. Ed.: 3604 Beechwood, City: 26016 Kolarich, Rudolph A.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 643 Olive, Masury: 80517 Kolesar, Florence A.: 1: Ed.: 2650 Cooper, City: 25067 Kolunie. Donald T.: Bus. Adm.: 349 Shaw, New Castle, Pa.: l124I Kolunie, Iohn E.: 4: Acct.: 9 E. Moody, New Castle, Pa.: 32951 Koly, Margaret: Bus.: 555 Palmer, City: 87666 Komara, Claire E.: 1: El. Ed.: 2612 Hunter, City: 24666 Komara, lohn I.: 1: Engr.: 2515 Craiger, City: 28956 Komo, Richard: 4: Bus. Adm.: 364 Lincoln, City: 33847 Kamp, Edward M.: 35 E. Philadelphia, City: 24290 2029 A Kondas, William R.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 4406 Euclid, City: 85353 Kondoleon, Michael: 2: Elec. Engr.: 827 Hazelwood, SE, Warren: 25055 Konik, George: 4: Acct.: 573 Tenney, Campbell: 55269 Konnyak, Pete: Phys. Ed.: 283 Reed, Campbell: 57969 Konold, Elizabeth H.: 1: Music: 742 Bryson, City Kopnislcy, Earl I.: 3: Acct.: 1706 Larchmont, NE, Warren: 33276 Korawclovich, Delores B.: 2501 Vestal, City: 94308 Korchmaros, Roberta W.: 28 Andrews, Campbell: 55798 Korsala, Ioseph M.: 4: Mdse.: 56 N. Schenley, City: 97644 Kosar, Leonard: 1: Engr.: 1722 Silliman, City: 99266 Kosco, George I.: 20 Village, Poland: 55145 Kosiba, Ruth M.: 1717 Manhattan, City: 96950 Kosturin, Iohn S.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 904 N. Garland, City: 45710 Kosty, Martha: Bus.: 171 N. Water, Sharon, Pa.: 3097 Kostyk, Valerian: 4: Soc. Sci.: 192 Gordon, Campbell: 54931 Kostyo, Margaret: 4: Nursing: 2230 Wilson, Campbell: 54196 Kostyshak, Alex: PG: Acct.: 21 Franklin, Niles: 22456 Kotchish, William I.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 919 Loraine, New Castle, Pa.: 6259 Kotschisch, Don M.: 4: Ed.: 419 Leasure, New Castle, Pa.: 303lM Kotsovolos, Theodore: PG: Acct.: 219 Lakewood, City: 43651 Kovach, Francis E.: 2: Enqr.: 552 Poland, Struthers: 53754 Kovack, George I.: Law: 430 Devitt, Campbell: 55736 Kovalik, Eleanor A.: 2: Lab. Tech.: 227 Federal, Warren: 37485 Kowalczyk, Frank I.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 3925 Riley, Struthers: 55578 Kozusko, Vale-nt B.: 2: Adv.: 82 N. Bridge, Struthers: 59160 Kracium, Eugene I.: 1: Enqr.: 1757 Sheridan, Warren: 38393 Krajnak, Eleanor A.: 2553 Hunter, City: 81105 Krall, Harry W.: 4: Phys. Ed.: 634 Sexton, Struthers: 52930 Kramer, Rita I.: Bus.: 273 Maplewood, Struthers Kramer, William D.: 4: Music: 639 New Court, City: 62026 Kranich, Paul A.: Phys.: 816 Ridge, Sharpsville, Pa.: 9687 Krasnoft, Harry 1.: 1: Engl.: 426 Highland, Warren: 43885 Kratofil, Mary A.: 1: Nursing: 1033 Lakewood, City: 78992 Krayac, Frank I.: Pre-Law: 761 Wick, City: 30684 Kraus, Charles I.: 3: Mdse.: 241 Fairgreen, City: 39904 Kreca, Mirko M.: 2: Gen. Bus.: RD 1, Box 345, Warren Kreidler, Virginia 1-1.: 3: Bus. Ed.: R1-'D 1, Poland: 92679 Krempasky, Mary L.: 3: 1316 E. Indianola, City: 82843 Kreslick, Irvin I.: 2: Ed.: 132 Madison, Campbell Kridler, Walter R.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 233 E. Broad, Newton Fall: 4551 Krinos, Mary: 304 15th, -Campbell: 57374 Krisher, Robert W.: 4: Ed.: RFD 1, Warren: 40870 Krispinsky, Aldrich I.: 2: Lib. Arts: 2646 Taylor, City: 43561 Krispinskgi Genevieve: Bus.: 2646 Taylor, City: 43561 Krispli, Io n G.: 4: Acct.: 101 N, Maryland, City: 95115 Kruest, Paul R.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 1016 Ford, City: 30119 Krupko, Ann E.: Bus.: 305 Illinois, McDonald 58225 Krute, Sidney: 1: Art: 37 W. Dewey, City: 20885 Kubilis, Anthony I.: 941 Pennington, City: 37782 Kuchik, Bette: 23 W. Hancock, Girard: 58115 Kuhl, Robert B.: 3008 Idlewoocl, City: 22998 Kuhlman, Iaclc D.: PG: Law?Ed.: 247 E. Park, Columbiana: 2308 Kuhn, Donald E.: 1: Chem, Engr.: 1382 E. State, Sharon, Pa. Kulbak, Frances F.: Bus.: 106 Shheridan, Sharon, Pa.: 4368 Kunicki, Bennett W.: PG: Acct.: 176 Gladstone, Campbell: 39936 Kulifay, Ioseph I.: 3: Elec. Engr.: RD 1, East Palestine Kunstel, Iohn: 4: Acct.: 156 Churchill, Girard: 58083 Kuntz, Donald A.: 2: Acct.: 43 W. Salem, Columbiana: 4426 Kuplca, Bonaventure S.: 3: El. Ed.: 544 Carroll, City: 38980 Kurdupski, Ted F.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 31 W. Miller, New Castle, Pa.: 68551 Kurtz, Amy I.: Parkway Tower, City: 44593 Kurtz, Thomas F.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 366 Randolph, City: 94154 Kushan, Betty I.: 1: Acct.: 345 Prindle, Sharon, Pa.: 9696 Kusic, Ioseph: 1: Bus. Adm.: Box 62 Bridgeport: 1384 Kuzma, Mary E.: 68 N. Brockway, City: 97476 Kuzmack, Ierome A.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 2: 2239 Youngcstown, SE, Warren: 24537 Kyle, Alvin R.: 2: Pre-Mort: 417 W. Liberty, Hubbard: 41955 Kyneit, Virgil L.: Mech. Engr.: 233 E. Surnmitt, Alliance: 8770 L LaBarba, Samuel: 1: Adv.: 1629 South, City: 38075 Labozan, Ioseph: 3: Mech, Engr.: 243 W. Scott, City: 42318 Lacivita, Michael: 4: Gen. Bus.: 38 N. Iackson, City: 799539 Iackwasky, Peter: 3: Engr.: RFD 2, Box 127, Hubbard: 44859 LaForce, Ray S.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 1968 Garfield, Struthers: 57939 Lagos, Michael C.: 2: Adv.: 582 Bonnie Brae, Warren: 34596 LaHoric, Edward I.: 2: Bus.: Morley, Campbell: 32009 Laicharotf, Chris N.: 3: Adv.: 465 Decitt, Campbell: 56165 Lalley, Walter R. I.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 1217 Kensington, City: 71115 LaMarco, Victor D.: 1: Lib. Arts: 24 E. Philadelphia, City: 25494 Lamb, Harry E.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 63 Como, Struthers: 52369 Lamb, Rae: 1: Art: RD 1, Poland: 92775 Lambrecht, Arthur G.: 3: Civ. Engr.: 233 Second, Sharon, Pa.: 27543 Lampe, Herbert S. Ir.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 555W Willis, City Landle, Marlene R.: Bus.: 1055 Shady Run, City: 81276 Landwert, Milford E.: 4: Mech. Enqr.: 1122 Cleveland, Salem: 5378 Lane, Majory H.: 4: Ed.: 421 Warren, City: 81678 Lane, William C.: 3: Ind. Engr.: RD 3, Cortland: 234 Lang, Iames F.: 1: Engr.: 137 Regent, City: 32553 Lanier, George D.: 456 Nimick, Sharon, Pa.: 26687 Lantz, David B.: 1: Mech. Engr.: RD 4, Warren: 40422 Lanz, Ruth P.: 3: Engl.: 81 W. Walnut, Lowellville: 66291 Lanzo, Carmen R.: 4: Soc. Sci.: 32 Gordon, Campbell: 54261 Lariccia, Mary I.: Bus.: RD 1, Lowellville Larsick, Eugene E.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 723 Franklin, City: 27515 Larson, Harold E.: 2: Civ. Engr.: 1940 Ridgelawn, City: 94265 Larson, William A.: 1: Acct.: 343 W. Ravenwoocl, City: 81389 Latham, William F.: 1: 185 Erskine, City: 21564 Latura, George A.: 3: 30 Helena, Struthers Laughlin, Martha G.: 2: Ed.: North Lima:92285 Laughlin, Robert W.: 1: 936 Cook. City: 26877 LaVe1le, Thomas P.: 2: Metal.: 147 W. Myrtle, City: 75728 LaVogue, Randall W.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 4904 Poland Rd., City: 54282 Law, Dorothy I.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 475 W. Iudson, City: 81613 Congratulations, Class of 1951 lt matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishment the scroll, I am the captain of my fate: I am the master of my soul !!, tWiIIiam Ernest Henleyl STROUSS'HlRSHBERG'S Salem, Chio Warren, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio New Castle, Pa. 230 ......-.:.. -...-4-, ' '23 :- J' - :'T '.a- 3 L. E -Q:- : . - - . . -.1 - ' '- --?.. '.. .. : 11 1- .. -4 : - -- ... - S ..-. ,,, : ,, ....- ,, :- g g :ML L 1, .. : .. -1 ' - . -5 ..--, .. - 1..- ...- 1 ' I-I ' 1 ,,-.. -.-- qu: - ,,.,. ...L.. ' - 1 ...- ... .. : - - ....- , 1, - .. ...- ,. .... 4:- .....-- ........ U THE CUMMERCIHL SHEARING 8: STI-XMPING CUMPANY V d B Vi 1Sh6S and C011gI'HtUl3tlOl'l h Cl of 1951. May the cominv years I y l happiness and ydl fldfd ' THE EUMMEREIAL SHEARING AND STAMPING EU. - YUUNESTUWN Q EUMMERIIIAL SHEARING AND STAMPINB CU., Inc. - CHICAGO TANK HEADS - FORGINGS E HEAVY STAMPINGS HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT -- TUNNEL SUPPORTS Lawrence, James F., 1, Lib. Arts, 312 Edwards, City, 47300 Lawrence, Velma R., Bus., 652 Beaver, Warren, 50682 Lawrence, Warren E., 3, Bus. Adm., RD 1, Mineral Ridge, 27608 Laws, James V., 3, Engr., 132 Park, City, 62188 Lawson, Howard Jr., 1, Bus. Adm., 142 Baldwin, City, 73759 Laycock, Cames E., PG, Acct., 128 Shenanqo, Greenville, Pa., 811K Lazer, John J., 1, Ed., 1339 E. Florida, City, 24784 Lazor, Donald K., 1, Mech. Engr., 730 New Castle, Sharon, 6677 Lazzari, Edward J., Law, 292 Wolfe Ct., Warren, 34392 Leach, Carl J., 4, Mkt., RD 4, Salem, 7060 Leach, Charles J., 4, Mdse., 429 Broadway, City, 75585 Leach, Eugene L., Engr., RD 1, North Lima Leaf, Sanford, 1, Gen. Bus., 466 Crandall, City, 79920 Leasure, Charles E., 1, Adv., 2209 Delaware, New Castle, Pa., 64l2M Leban, Alice G., PG, 211 N. Jefferson, New Castle, 6731 Lebio, Albert F., 1, Hist., 910 Kenneth, City, 75096 Ledna, John P., 1, Adv., 961 Cornell, City, 20387 Leepard, Robert J. Jr., Art, 155 W. Boston, City, 86760 1.ehman, John H., 4, Engr., RD 1, Canfield, 35244 Lehman, Marjorie L5 2, El. Ed., 435 N. Main, Columbiana, 4120 Lehman, Victor A., 1, Mdse., 88 E. Warren, City, 77784 Lehner, Louis A., 1, Journ., Uxor Way, Pittsburgh, Pa., HOl4608 Leko, Steve F., 4, Gen. Bus., 144 Perry, Struthers, 56937 Lemieux, John E., 4, Acct., W. State, RD 1, Masury, 88165 Lennox, Wilhemina I., 1, Psych., 360 E. Philadelphia, City, 26335 Lentz, John C., 2, Mdse., Bus. Adm., 387 Princeton, Hubbard, 43448 Leonard, Luella, 1, Lab. Tech., 514 W. Rayen, City, 74654 Leonard, Pauline, 2, El. Ed., Box 32, Williamsfield, Ohio, Wayne F25 Leone, Rock, 1, Acct., RD 6, Mercer, Pa. Leonelli, Nick J., 2, Mech. Engr., 4825 South, City, 22538 Le ola Aatos H., 3, Bus. Adm., 417 Kenilworth, Warren, 34086 Lucas, Dorothy B., Bus., 2525 Arkwright, City, 25332 Lucas, Michael, PG, Ed., 10 Walnut, Sharpsville, Pa., 9776 Lucas, William T., 4, Chem. Engr., 151 Wirt, Apt. 364, City, 70154 Luchansky, Irene D., 1, 64 Fernwood, City, 95459 Lucia, George R., 3, Phys. Ed., 908 Fourth, Warren, Pa., 1809J Lucido, James D., 3, Adv., 430 E. Wood, Lowellvile, 66214 Luckey, Charles 1, Pre-Med., 618 Broadway, Farrell, Pa., 26529 Luckey, Harold L., 4, Pre-Med., 37 S. Prospect, City, 45438 Lukich, Paul, PG, El. Ed., RD 1, New Springfield, 93490 Lucko, John, 1, 717 E. Judson, City, 29464 Lukac, Joseph T., R 2 Box 26, Lowellville Lukashik, Peter E., 3, Music, 820 E. Pasadena, City, 30995 Lumpp, Carl W., 2, Bus. Adm., 1642 Boardman-Poland Rd., 22637 Lund, Jack C., 1, Bus. Adm., 956 Brentwood, City, 82311 Lundeen, Thomas L., 3, Bus. Adm., 1582 Norman, City, 39547 Lunich, Mervin M., 2, Pol. Sci., 13 Third, Masury Lupco, Ladd, 3, Bus. Adm., 851 Sherman, Sharon, Pa., 27209 Lupo, Mike, 3, Mdse., RD 2, Box 202, Lowellville, 66738 Lupu, John Jr., Law, 720 Taylor-Hubbard, 3248 Lurie, Leonard R., 2, Acct., 330 A, Sharon, Pa., 27312 Lusk, George . J., 1, Acct., RD 5, New Castle, Pa., 1l95W Luszcz, Henry, 4, Gen. Bus., 141 E. Delason, City, 43836 Lutheron, William A.: 1, Pre-Law, 508 Garfield, City, 78630 Lyden, John D., 2, Bus. Adm., 573 W. lndianola, City, 28763 Lynch, Cathleen A., PG, Engl., 620 Parkclifi, City, 76461 Lynch, Frederick A., 2, Acct., 3509 Cloister, City, 71177 Lynch, Geraldine A., 1, El. Ed., Burnett, Mineral Ridge, 23992 Lynch Lawrence L., 1, Acct., 157 Bryson, City, 77633 Lynch, Paul L., 1, Music Ed., 3319 Northwood, City, 62883 Lynch, Raymond A., 4, Chem., Burnett, Mineral Ridge, 23992 Lynch, Richard B. Jr., 2, Pre-Med., 343 Grant, City 1.ynch Thomas J.' 4- Mech. Engrs 620 Parkcliff City, 86461 N 2 Econ RD 5 Warren 28932 Legorei Henry A., 4, Acct., 2287 McGuffey, City, 30882 Lepore, James J., 2, Art, 2287 McGuffey, City, 30882 Lepore, Vincent D., 4, Pre-Med., 355 Imperial, City, 97956 Lesh, Lawrence D., 3, Elec. Engr., 411 E. Sheridan, New Castle, 7065M Leskovec, Edward A., 4, Acct., 1730 Oakwood, City, 95688 Leskovyanisky, John J., Law, 1637 E. lndianola, City Leuschner, Elaine M., Bus., 260 Scott, City, 62235 . LeViseur, Edward G., 2, Bus. Adm., 202 Renwick, City, 58493 LeViseur Robert L., 2, Bus. Adm., 193 W. Warren, City, 86665 1 Le is, 1 de V., S ecial- Music, 1507 Hamilton, New Castle, Pa, 29571 Leyvis, Ddlniel G., Bus., Adm., 102 Highland, Poland, 55249 Lewis, Eugene, 1, Bus. Adm., 2718 Idlewood, City, 23641 Lewis, Geraldine R., 1, Bus. Adm., 3443 Risher, City, 82731 Lewis, Henry, 1, Lib. Arts, 417 Fourth, Sharon, Pa., 27220 Lewis, Hubert R.: 3, Mdse., 46 W. Philadelphia, City, 85781 Lewis, Jayne L., 2, Acct., 3626 Canfield, Canfield, 23640 Lewis, Nelson E. Jr., 1, Engr., RD 5, Warren-Sharon Rd., Warren, 82925 Lewis, Olwynn M., 2, Art, 257 Regent, City,-64088 Lewis, Raymond A., 1, Acct., 535 Griffith, City, 77277 Lewis, William A., 2, Civ. Engr., 60 Tenth, Struthers, 54379 Leyshon, Lawrence J., 1, Rt. 3, Warren Libby, H. L., Special, Acct., 1007 Realty Bldg., 38817 L b , R' h d H., 2, L ., 150 W. Dennick, City, 78443 L1g'el1:JnSte,5fl1ec:ir Jr., PG, Ecgixgtrg., 773 Stambaugh, Sharon, Pa., 22189 Liqhtner, Donald F., 2, El. Ed., 215 Wirt, Apt. 389, City, 60124 Lilko, Robert J.: 3, Adv., 2536 Craiger, City, 85639 Lillicotch, ose h ., , .2 . 2 Lirnber, Dclrothlif J., Bus., 325 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa., 6813 Lindner, Bette A., 2, El. Ed., 171 E. Hilton, City, 23126 Lingenfelter, Betty J., 2, El. Ed., RD 1, Turner Rd., Canfield, 34448 Lininger, George W., 4, Pre-Law, 408 Vienna, Niles, 28678 Lininger, Robert A., 4, Acct., 16 Benita, City, 47456 Linn, Ada M., Bus., 44 N. Brockway, City, 97765 Linn, Ralph D., 1, Pre-Law, 484 E. Third, Salem, 4893 Linsley, Frank J., 1, Chem., 861 W. lndianola, City: 28806 Linton, William H., 2, Mech. Engr., 496 Perry, Salem, 5646 l.ipari, Jack A., 2, Law, 327 W. Dewey. City: 32421 Lipply, C. Loren, 2, Engr., RD 1, North Lima: 93573 Lipson, Leon, PG, Acct., 914 Winona, City, 25447 Liptak, John E., 3, Bus. Adm., 150 Bright, Campbell, 56156 Lipton, Ruth, Bus., Buechner Hall, City ' Lislca, Shirley A., 4, El. Ed., 445 E. lndianola, City, 29461 Liskay, Florence A.: 3: PSYCI1.: 3513 South, CitYi 25722 Lisko, Steve J., 3, Mdse., 30V2 Tremble, Campbell, 55594 Little, William A., 1, Math., N. Bank, Cort1and,.502 Llewellyn. Gordon C., 3, Ed., 16 W. Federal. Niles: 269219 Livermore, Thomas W., 4, Chem., RD 2, Sl'1G!'0Y1, PCH9433 Lloyd, David E. ,2, Law, 438 Parkcliff, City, 20781 Lockhard, Charles W., 1, Lib. Arts, 47 W. Water, Hubbard, 46012 Lockett, Eugene, 1, Art, 951 Shehy, City, 60044 Lockwood, Mary W., Bu., Poland, 54532 Leow, Robert E., 4, Econ., 17 Lauderdale, City, 39242 Logan, Martin, 1, Phys. Ed., 22 Island, Poland, 56063 Logue, Lois A., Bus., 326 W. Dewey, City, 24445 Logue, Mary S., 2, Nursing: 326 W. Dewey, City, 24445 Logue, William E.: 4, Ind. Engr., 607 Kinsman, Warren 23357 Loizos, Stella, 2, Bus. Ed., 166 E. Midlothian, City, 20128 Long, Kathleen T., 3, Bus. Adm., 633 Vine, Warren, 39236 Long, Laura B., 4, Engr., 520 BTYSOH, City: 45351 J.on enecker, Donald R., PG, 8 Nesbitt, Poland, 88561 Lorgo, Carl B., 3, Engr., 1000 S. Second, Ellwood City, Pa. Loree, Samuel A., 3, Ed., 62 N. Benton, City, 98367 Lgshinsky, James R., 4, Pol. Sci., 441 N. Market, E. Palestine, 609 Lott, Dorothy M., 1, Gen. Bus., 2249 Westlawn, Warren, 43083 Lotze, Joseph N., 4, Mdse., 3303 Rush, City, 26456 Loury, Frances M., 1, Bus. 781 Norwood, City, 41990 Loury, Lucille M.: Bus., 781 Norwood, City, 41990 Love, Joseph C., 3, Acct., 514 Norwood, New Castle, Pa.: 5370R Lovy, James L., 4, Elec. Engr., 265 W. Oregon, Sebring, 86680 Lowdermick, Marvin J., 1, Ind. Engr., RD 2, Raccoon, Canfield, 84785 Lowery, Marjorie G., 4, El. Ed., 2209 Volney, City, 20733 Lgwinger, Peggy K., Bus., 377 Lora, City, 71842 Lowry, Carol J., 3, El. Ed., 299 Poland, Struthers, 56381 Lowry, Patt L., 3, Phys. Ed., 137 church, Hubbard, 41543 Lozier, Donald R.: 1, Engr., 283 Fifth, Sharpsville, Pa. Lozinski Raymond' 3, Art, 30 W. Scott, City, 38011 Lubinskf Steve J., ll, Chem., 1315 Pennsylvania, New Castle, Pa., 5565W 1, f h, Ed cl rt- Ed., PO Box ass, Niles, 23848 L.1Llbg:gV16h, Vidltrcglla C., 3, Ed., 203 Churchill Rd., Girard, 55286 Lubrick, Florence J., 1, Psych., 564 Palmer, City: 82595 Luca, Rebecca I., 1, Pre-Nursing, 272 Potomac, City, 21479 Luca, Valer T., 1, Mdse., 703 Broadway, Farrell, Pa. Lucas, Catherine J., Bus., 54 Steel, CNY 232 Lyndon, Alan R., 3, Adv., 835 Michigan, City, 61709 Lynn. Robert G.: 1, Math., 423 Bryson, City Lynn, Robert S., 1, Mdse., 20 S. State, Girard, 53431 Lyons, Jeanne L., 4, Iourn.: 675 Bryson, City, 32871 I-Ylle, Henry C., Bus., 325 E. Rayen, City, 79575 M McAllister, Joyce M., 1, Gen. Bus., 17 W. Second, Girard, 53133 McA1way, Arthur, 1, Lib. Arts, 2013 Shaw, City, 36703 McAnaney, Robert E., 3, Law: 213 East, New Castle, Pa., 7127 MCAI1dFeW. Thomas G., 4, Math., 670 Bryson, City, 36658 McAndrew, A. Madonna, Psych., 176 New York, City, 38397 McAuliffe, Robert R., 1, Adv., 3012 Hillman, 84700 McBride, Arthur W., 3, Civ. Engr., 628 St. Louis, City, 81924 McBride, Donald N., 1, Bus. Ed., 226 Twelfth, Sharpsville, Pa., 9421 McBride, Margaret M., ll 263 W. Madison, City, 64921 McCabe, Charles H., 3, Civ. Engr., RD 1, Leetonia, 2698 MCCG111. James L., 1, Pre-Med., 2969 Wardle, City, 33387 McCallen, Marilyn L., 1, Ed., 2112 Elm, City, 40625 MCCGHISJSTI I-915 J., PG, Soc. Sci., 2912 Idlewood, City, 25930 McCardell, William E. Jr., 4, Phil., 18 N. Garland, City, 75343 McCarty, Monson J., PG, Ed., 811 Brentwood, City, 85327 McCarthy, Helen T., Bus., 906 Elm, City, 31796 McCartney, Robert D., 1, Elec. Engr., 644 High, Sharon, Pa., 81905 McCaskey, Charles S., 1, Pre-Law, RD 8, Lawnview, New Castle, Pa. McCaughey, John IF.: 4, Bus. Org., 117 College, Poland, 53062 Mccfiuqhey Natalie J., 2, Lab. Tech., 117 College Lane, Poland, 53062 McCauley, Patricia H., 2, El. Ed., 5602 Southern, City, 84975 McCauley, Dale F., 2, Bus. Adm., 124 Spring, City, 33922 McClain, David B., 4, Pre-Med., 916 Dean, City, 73815 McClain, Joan M., 1, 916 Dean, City, 73815 McClaskey, Dorothy K., Bus., Box 73, RD 1, McDonald, 58630 McC1eery, Frederic D., Gen. Bus., 103 Princeton, Hubbard, 41049 MCC1e1lC!l'lClt lack, 2, Ed., 341 Poland, Struthers, 53642 McClelland, Mary L., 3, Ed., Chestnut Hidge Rd., Hubbard, 45622 McCloud, Donald D., 1, Phys. Ed., 295 E. Second, Girard, 55241 McClure, John B., 1, Acct., 520 Willis, City, 75115 McClurg, Warren H., 3, Soc. Sci., 2264 Coral Sea Dr., 87517 McClurkin, Thomas J., 2, Pre-Mort., 222 S. State, Girard, 56438 McCollum, Everett, 2, Music Ed., 525 Griffith, City, 77203 McCollum, Richard H., 1, Lib. Arts, 32 Massachusetts, Poland, 54151 McCorkle, Oscar E., 3, Gen. Bus., 327 E. Broadway, Girard, 58123 McCorkle, Ralph C., 4, Bus. Adm., Box 82, North Jackson, 5481 McCormick, John L., 2, Music, RD l, Leetonia, 5863 McCormick, Samuel J., 3, Bus. Adm., 292 Harmon, Warren, 33974 McCoy, Alice R., Bus., Sharon, Pa., 28261 McCreary, David C., 2, Civ. Engr., 249 New Wilmington, Pa., 219F McCreary, Everett A., 3547 LaSalle, City, 53488 McCullion, Robert J., 1, Pre-Mort, 149 W. Wood, City, 32786 McCullough, Margaret E., Bus. 27 Hager, Hubbard, 48301 McCollum, Curtis W., 2, Soc. Sci., l0321f2 Owen, City, 75008 McDanie1s, Hollis O. Jr., PG., Bus., 17 N. Champion, City, 43161 McDonald, Cecelia M., Bus., 702 Roxbury, City, 26313 McDonald, Charles W., 4, El. Ed., 153 E. Delason, City, 74735 McDougall, John L., PG, Ed., 67 E. Judson, City, 23648 McDowell, William P., Bus. Adm., 66 Ormond, Sharon, Pa., 3319 McDuffie, James R., 4, Music! 640 Griffith, 188, City, 41497 McEaneney, Charles W., 1, Acct., Box 1158, Windham, Ohio McElroy, William, 3, Mech. Engr., 1672 Jacobs, City, 70991 McEvoy, William E., 2, Mech. Engr., 2603 Veterans, City, 33431 McFadden, Edward W., 1, Engr., 1023 Ford, City, 45753 McFadden, James P., 1, 1023 Ford, City, 45753 McFarland, Robert C., 4, Gen. Bus., 242 Maywood, City, 21359 McGill, Thomas E., 1, Psych., 489 Charles, Sharpsville, Pa., 2756 McGinty, James D., 4, Music Ed., 180 Lincoln Park, City, 37316 McGoogan, John J., 3, Acct., 594 Cleveland, City, 32656 McGoogan, Robert C., 1, Mdse., 594 Cleveland, City, 32656 McGouqh, Richard L., 2, Acct., 104 Renwick, City, 58056 McGuckin, William H., 1, Bus. Adm., 234 Court, Columbiana, 4680 McHale, Joseph E., 1, Mdse., 1501 Hillman, City, 71568 McHugh, Alfred J., 2, Mdse., 1603 Ford, City, 31925 McHugh, Frances A., 3, Mdsse., 1603 Ford, City, 31925 Mclntee, Mary V., Bus., 151 Como, Siruthers, 52780 Mclntee, Charles H., 1, Gen. Bus., 116 Maywood, City, 87373 McKean, Andy, P., 2, Bus. Adm., 639 HiHgh, Warren, 33815 McKee, Clarence G., 1, Elec. Engr., RD 5, New Castle, Pa., 47C MeKenna, Thomas A., 2, Music E., Rices Landing, RD 1, Pa., 4345 McKenzie, William S., 1, Bus. Adm., 182 Idaho Rd., City, 95279 McKean, John G., 2, Mdse., 2318 Elm, City, 41984 McKeon, Rosemary C., Bus., 317 N. St. Clair, Girard, 58708 McKinley, Charles I.: 1: Art: 222 Edwards, Canfield: 34186 McKissick, Dale C.: 3: Engr.: RD 9, Box 192, New Castle, Pa.: 81541 McLandric, Donald I.: 2: El. Ed.: 24 Douglas, Campbell: 55807 McLaren, Iohn I.: 2: Biol.: MC 54, Warren: 40977 McLaughlin, Francis I.: PG: Soc. Sci.: 117 W. Marion, City: 37026 McLaughlin, lames: 4: Elec. Engr.: 1545 Elm, City: 39462 McLean, John A.: Special: 1313 Albert, New Castle: 565711 McLean, Mary E.: Lib. Arts: 126 E. Kline, Girard: 59145 McLeod, Herbert E.: 3: Engr.: 750 S. Union, Alliance: 9792 McLoughlin, Vincent P.: Acct.: 2057 Matthews Rd., City: 53739 McMeans, Richard D.: 4: Engr.: 1712 Elm, City: 61936 McMichael, Frank R.: 1: Acct.: 1806 Oak Hill, City: 32783 McMillin, Kenneth L.: 3: Acct.: Box 105, North Iackson: 5431 McMullen, Herbert H.: 2: Pre-Law: 349 Cabot, City: 96466 McNab, Mary H.: Bus.: 14 Second, Poland: 52867 McNally, Frank I.: Law: 319 Scott, City: 43326 McNally, '1'homas I.: 1: Engl.: 948 LaClede, City: 26957 McNeil, Arthur P.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 2470 Watson, Alliance: 3748 McPhee, Donald L.: PG: Mkt.: 142 Sexton, Struthers: 53483 McQuillan, Patricia I.: Bus.: 637 Elm, City: 78194 McOuiston, Russell E.: 3: Econ.: 448 E. Liberty, Hubbard McSkimming, Iohn W.: 4: Enugr.: 937 Woodford, City: 83448 Maag, Charles W.: 1: Engr.: 40 E. Lucius: 21003 MacDonald, Helen I.: Bus.: 168 Gordon, Campbell: 58153 MacDonald, Henry E.: 2: Hist.: 129 S. Garland, City: 75315 MacDougal1, Edwin R.: 3: Metal: Engr.: 63 S. Main, City: 97748 MacDouga1l, Richard A.: 1: Engl.: 644 W. Evergreen, City: 82971 Maceyko, Ernest C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 29 Piccadilly, Campbell: 54950 Mack, Ian A.: Bus.: 1141 Ridge, Sharpsville, Pa.: 442 Macko, Mary Lou: 4: Chem.: 3814 Sampson, City: 70564 Macri, Ioan T.: 2 :Act.: 1107 E. High, City: 73738 Madden, Lafayette I.: 1: El. Ed.: 456 Cleveland, City: 47898 Madigan, Iames F.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 168 Iddings, Warren: 43094 Madison, Leonard C.: 2: 2: Elec. Engr.: 51 E. Avondale, City: 26458 Madison, Thomas W.: 2: Engr.: 475 Orchard Place, Warren: 38875 Madura, Andrew I.: 1: Engr.: 489 Baldwin, Shar,on Pa.: 27361 Madura, Donald L.: 1: Acct.: 489 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa.: 27361 Maffei, Merle E.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 238 W. Rayen, City: 37579 Magda, Sophia I.: Bus.: 850 Griffith, City: 61206 Maggiano, Iohn M.: El. Ed.: 955 Swallow, Warren: 35801 Maggiano, Vincent C.: 2: El. Ed.: 1546 Kenilworth. SE, Warren: Magni, Robert: Pre-Law: 332 Euclid, City: 39052 Magni, Samuel L.: 2: Chem.: 332 Euclid: 39052 Magoulakis, lack E.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 533 E. Florida, City: 21991 Maqoulakis, Vaselia: Ed.: 533 E. Florida, City: 21991 Magula, Mike: 3: Adv.: 739 Main, Sharpsville, Pa.: 9991 Magyar, Margaret R.: Bus.: 84 Ieiferson, Campbell: 54365 Ma alik, Gene K.: Bus.: 80 Beechwood, City: 29605 Mahar, Louis R.: 3: Acct.: 80 E. Glenaven, City Maher, Anna M.: PG: Acct.: 527 E. Florida, City: 20225 Mahoney, ldmes A.: 3: Engl.: 117 N. Lane, City: 75077 43804 Majeck, Ioseph lr.: 4: Mech. Engr.: RF 1, Brookfield Maksim, Bertha F.: Bus.: 728 Crandall, City: 25433 Malinowski, Edward: 2: Elec. Engr.: 531 Electric, New Castle, Pa.: Malkin, Ierome P.: 2: Mdse.: 2243 Coronado, City: 38238 Malleske, Don E.: 2: Acct.: 260 E. Philadelphia, City: 22885 Malley, Eileen M.: 1: Engl.: 823 Sunshine, City: 71893 Malmfeldt, Bernard M.: 1: Engl.: RD 1, North Lima: 84288 Malmfeldt, Einar W.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 732 Golfview, City Malone, Felix A.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 609 N. Walnut, City: 75611 Malone, Rose M.: 4: El. Ed.: 814 Winona. City: 24059 Mamonis ,Angelo I.: 1: Buss. Adm.: 917 Albert, City: 71293 Mamounis, Gust I.: PG: Ed.: 917 Albert, City: 71293 Mamula, Melvin: 4: Adv.: 161 Carroll, City: 60158 Mancu, Richard A.: 2: Psych.: 6505 Pembrook, City: 87607 Manes, Eugene V. Ir.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 79 N. Richview, City: Manginelli, Angela M.: Bus.: 846 Lakewood, City: 74187 Manginelli, Antoinette V.: Bus.: 746 Lakewood, -City: 74187 Mangino, Frances I.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 417 Cherry, Niles: 22343 Manio, Edward P.: 1: Engr.: 98 Stevenson Rd., Masury: 85659 Manley, William I.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 4022 Rush, City: 217846 Mann, Edward S.: Ed.: 132 E, Ravenwood, City: 28487 Mannella, Gloria A.: Bus.: 724 Mason, Niles: 22209 Manning, Iohn P.: PG: Acct.: 1440 Kensington, City: 36290 Manolopoulos, Iames: 1: Bus. Adm.: 282 Custer, City: 30268 Manolukas, Ted P.: 3: Mdse.: 3218 Hillman, City: 21030 Mansager, Fred H.: 1: Math.: 216 Arlinqton, City: 69512 Mansfield, Ralph T. Ir.: 1: Elec. Engr.: RFD 1, North lima: 26703 March, Charles E.: 1: Art: 2305 Glenwood, City: 81279 Marchese, Dominic: 2: Pre-Dent.: 831 Crandall, City: 30709 Marchetti, Louis G.: l: Engr.: 712 Olivette Ct., City:65624 Marchl, Raymond E.: 1: Adv.: 131 Hilton, City: 29330 Marcone, Thomas: 3: Ind. Engr.: 514 Liberty, Lowellville: 66920 Marcovecchio, Tony Tony I.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 254 E. Marion, City: 65162 Marcy, Muriel R.: 2234 Ohio, City: 61315 MGTiUHi CG1'1C-7 2: Mdse.: 135 E. Hilton, City: 20514 Marik, Henry I.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 2555 Tampa, City: 81440 Marinelli, Frank I.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1066 Depot. Warren: 29354 Marinelli, Ioseph F.: 4: Acct.: 319 Emerald, City: 45935 Markopoulos, Tedd K.: 2: Ed.: 184 Iddings, SE, Warren: 27404 Markos, Helen: l: El. Ed.: 1517 Stewart, City: 33338 Markos, Mark: 3: Gen. Bus.: 1517 Stewart, City: 33338 Markovich, Mary Ann T.: 2: Ed.: 43 Oak Park, City: 36822 Marks, Ieannette M.: 1: Market St. Ext., RD 1, North Lima: 84013 Marks, Richard I.: 4: Art: 701 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 20710 Marr, Thomas 1-l.: 3: Adv.: 2826 Rogers Rd., City: 26589 Marsco, Donald I.: 1: Acct.: 2356 Coronado, City: 38783 Marshall, Iames D.: 2: Pre-Mort.: MC 54 Niles-Cortland, Warren: 29138 Marshall, Neil W.: 2: lnd. Engr.: 411 Indiana, McDonald: 53300 Marshall, Richard F.: PG: Acct.: 117 Gypsy Lane, City: 37755 Marsilio, Dominic N.: 2: Mdse.: 414 Davis, Girard: 58207 Marsilio, Emilio L.: 1: Hist.: 1701 S. State, Girard: 58404 ' ' - ' .' 12 M'11 C't ' 96227 559M 97288 Mahoney. lohn R.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 4625 Mahoning, City: 96229 Martin. Casimir W., 4, Acct, i et, 1 v. Maiorca, Sam P.: 3: El. Ed.: 302 Grant, Niles: 27367 Martin, Dominic L.: 3: El. Ed.: 3 Canfield: 35959 Maier, Gertrude: PG: German: 2802 Idlewood. City: 81795 Martin, Donald E.: 2: Engl.: 4119 Southern, City: 27424 Majecic, Nicholas: 4: Chem.: RD 1, Brookfield Martin, Dorothy R.: 4: Psych.: 1034 Myrtle, Sharon, Pa.: No. 528 D81 A CONTRACTIN G CO. 379 Elberen, Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations Class of 1951 1 1 One of Our Recently Constructed Homes O She handles contacts with telephone custom- The Lowry Furniture and Carpet Co. Phone 2-4512 Open Evenings 7:30-9:30 4,120 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Martin, James C.: 3: Chem.: 739 Mahoning, Warren Martin, John F.: 4: Chem.: 2436 Veterans, City: 63388 Martin, John W. Jr.: 3: Ed.: 5239 South, Eext., City: 83291 Martin, Julianna E.: 1: El. Ed.: 346 Second, Lowellville: 66439 Martin, Richard J.: 2: Engr.: 134 Rosemont, City: 97656 Martin, Richard T.: 4: El. Ed.: 1113 Oak Hill, City: 39387 Martin, Robert A.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 713 Winona, City: 86626 Martin, Rosanne: PG: Ed.: Box 306, Poland: 52386 Martin, Stanley L.: 3: Adv.: 1305 Albert, New Castle: 173W Martin, Thomas A.: 4: Engr.: 152 Edgewater, City: 56566 Martin, Ural V.: PG: Ed.: Box 13, Cortland: 472 Martin, William T.: 2: Pre-Med.: 2108 McGuitey, City: 42955 Martin, Mary E.: 2: Med. Tech.: 406 Laurel, New Castle, Pa.: 58079 Martinko, Mike J.: 1: Biol.: 357 Panhale, Campbell: 58079 Martino, Louis S.: 3: Mdse.: 1070 Griffith, City Maruca, Peter J.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 328 Lee, Lisbon: 471 Marucci, James A.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 261 Gordon, Campbell: 55230 FI, HER' FLOWER Finer, Original and Beautiful ARRANGED BY FLORISTS FOR THREE GENERATIONS Phone 2-1148 3610 Market St., Youngstown, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Nl . Marulakis, Gus W.: 885 Perkinswood, Warren: 33087 Maruskin, Joseph F.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 158 N. Maryland: 93722 Marzullo, Sam: 4: Physics: 444 Parlcman, Warren: 44439 Mason, Alan F.: 3: Adv.: 722 Brentwood, City: 81359 Mason, Frank B.: 1: Elec. Engr.: RR 1, Williamsiield: F3 Mason, William R.: 2: Ed.: 23 Bentley, Hubbard: 41359 Massaro, Anthony D.: 2: Pre-Dent.: 57 Livingston, City: 79828 Massaro, David G.: Chem.: 719 Fifth, Struthers: 56022 Massaro, Vincent A.: 3: Acct.: 719 Fifth, Struthers: 56022 Massey, Margaret M.: Art: 1203 E. lndianola, City: 25005 Massie, Lloyd S.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 28 Walnut, Strulhers: 58429 Masternick, John: Law: 1421 Kensington, City Masters, Dudley J.: Engr.: 233 Clarencedale, City: 87598 Masters, John J.: Music: 75 Mill, Sharon, Pa.: 4488 Mastorides, Nick: 2: Bus.: 29 Seventh, Campbell: 52389 Mastropietro, Joseph E.: 1: Enqr.: 815 Sunshine, City: 72630 Mastrovaselis, Pete S.: 1: 65 Eleventh, Campbell: 54515 Mascucci, John L.: 7: Bus.: 20 E. Midlothian, City: 25035 Matchette, Eddie T.: 3: Engl.: 62 Madison, Campbell: 54341 Matesa, Maxine M.: Bus.: RD 2, Matilda, New Castle, Pa.: 2022R Mathay, Philip W.: PG: 246 Clinton, Greenville, Pa.: 1547W Matta, James R.: 3: Ed.: 1365 Robbins, Niles! 28654 Matteo, Joseph R.: 319 Scott, Niles: 24643 Matter, Carroll E.: Law: 1513 Highlawn, Hubbard: 44793 Matteson, Erwin J.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 238 Crandall, City: 37583 Metthews, Kenneth T.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 612 Darr, Farrell, Pa.: 20001 Matthews, William J.: 1: Acct.: 1430 Mahoning, City: 98372 Mattson, Eugene L.: 1: Engr.: ll Jones Court, Girard: 53357 Matune, Joseph P.: 3: Psych.: 80 Oxford, Campbell: 57226 Matuscak, Paul J.: 3: Acct.: 129 Silliman, City: 94578 Mauch, Robert D.: 2: Acct.: 84 Scioto, City: 83432 Mavriqian, Angelo: Law: 139 W. Earle, City: 87804 Mavriqian, Steve: 4: Phys. Ed,: 1139 McGutiey, City: 71098 Maxin, Joseph W.: 1: Bus. Adm.: RD 3, Cortland: Black 220 MaY. Joan C.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1023 Bentley, City: 30681 May, Victor A.: 4: El. Ed.: New Springfield: 92932 Mayberry, Richard M. Jr.: 1: Phys. Ed.: RD 5, New Castle, Pa.: 8l16R3 Mayberry, William: 1: Adv. Art: 808 Adams, Ellwood City, Pa.: 2776M Mayer, Martin J.: 4: Acct.: 409 N. Dunlap, City: 95268 Mayerik, Val S.: Ed.: 137 Falls, City: 66018 Mayfield, Claude M.: 3: Pre-Law: 318 W. LaClede, City: 29339 Mayhew, James A.: 3: Psych.: 734 Packard, NW, Warren: 44833 Mayo, Alice R.: 2: Bus.: 19 E. Ravenwood, City: 86800 Marra, Carolyn C.: 1: Acct.: 132 Fulton, Niles: 24538 Maze, Ralph F.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 21 Creed, Struthers: 54416 Mazua, Joseph L.: 2: Pre-Dent.: 870 E. Philadelphia, City: 28578 Mazzocca, Guy: PG: 61 Livingston, City Mehar, Vera: 2: Sci.: 1114 Springdale, City: 74566 Mealka, Dave: 1: Lib. Arts: 3931 Fourth, Struthers: 55891 Means, Morris A.: 2: Acct.: 365 Lorain, Sharon, Pa.: 26538 Mediate, Anthony: 3: Engr.: 63 Morrison, Struthers: 52463 Mediate, Joe: 4: Mech. Engr.: 63 Morrison, Struthers: 52463 Medland, Donald C.: 2: Phys. Ed.: E. Liberty, Mineral Ridge: 22307 Meehan, Denny: 2: Pre-Law: 160 Shadyside, City: 81346 Meek, Robert J.: 3: Acct.: 680 Alice, East Palestine: 2239 Meenacha, James T.: 1: Engr.: 3309 Rush, City: 29984 Mehit, George: 2: El. Ed.: 182 W. Marion, City: 30678 Meiers, Harry C.: 4: Art! 359 S. Truesdale, City: 62929 Meigs, Donald E.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 218 Kenilworth NE, Warren: 38081 Melcer, Ray P.: 1: Music Ed.: 911 Marshall, New Castle, Pa.: l542W Melto, Albert: 2: Chem.: 550 Roxbury, City Mellon, Grant M.: 3: Journ.: 43 E. Ravenwood, City: 83491 Melnick, Arsany A.: 3: Law: 545 Ford, City: 78673 Melnick, Maria A.: Bus.: 764 Tunney, Campbell: 56075 I 234 NICE T0 BE- NICE T0 KNOW The Telephone Service Representative ers . . . takes requests, answers questions, makes adjustments . . . all in pleasant company offices. Chosen for friendliness, poise and tact, shefs mighty nice to know. College women -enjoy this job and do it well . . . graduates or girls with one or two years of campus life. APPLY: W'omen's Employment Office The Ohio Bell Telephone Company N o Appointment Necessary Melrose, Donald C.: 4: Chem. Engr.: 486 Parkclitt, City: 22943 Melvin, Paul C.: 3: Adv.: 552 Parkcliit, City: 28521 Melvin, Richard P.: 4: Biol.: 1304 E. Washington, New Castle, Pa.: 2725 Menster, Edward H.: 4: Engr.: 538 Redonda, City: 76426 Menster, Gilbert F.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 116 Callahan, Canfield: 35508 - Mentrek, Henry: 1: Acct.: 1089 Cedar, Sharon, Pa.: 27989 Mentzer, Nelson H.: 2: El. Ed.: 4258 Chester, City Mentzer, Viola M.: 4: Ed.: Box 246 North Lima: 92184 Meranto, Ralph A.: 4: Music: 54 Pershing, City: 61760 Mercer, Albert W.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 101 Parkway, Struthers: 52931 Mercer, Bernice O.: 2: Adv.: Petersburg: 2014 Merdich, Joe E.: 1: Art: 376 Randolph: 97375 Merola, Louis A.: 3: El. Ed.: 351 E. Park, Niles Merritt, Kenneth D.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 401 Park, New Castle, Pa.: 276611 Mershon, John W.: Engr.: 244 Curry, City: 78219 Mervos, Ned: 2: Phys. Ed.: 423 Bryson, City Meser, Michael J.: 1: Engr.: 351 Bessemer, City: 94993 Mesmer, Robert E.: 2: Engr. RD 1-, North Lima: 83143 Messina, Paul B.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 397 Silver, Sharon, Pa.: 25014 Metcalf, Richard G.: 2: Math.: 729 Cambridge, City: 83646 Meyers, Bob: 2: Engl.: 922 E. State, Sharon, Pa.: 6867 Michael, Fred A.: 1: Music: 132 Marion, City: 38376 Michaels, Joe T.: 2: Pol. Sci.: 223 S. Bruce, City: 40351 Michaels, Pete: 2: Pre-Law: 223 S. Bruce, City: 40351 Michaels, Paul A.: 3: Psych.: 1655 W. Federal, City: 33307 Michnowski, Casimir T.: Law: 966 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa.: 22695 Mickles, 'Thomas E.: 4: Adv.: 276 Grant, City: 30731 Mika, Mary A.: 1: Nursing: 632 Samuel, City: 39877 Mika, Stanley H.: 3: Engr.: 632 Samuel, City: 39877 Miklas, Edward G.: 2: 5600 Herbert, Canfield: 34389 Milione, Anthony E.: 3: 1-list.: 4731 Belmont, City: 44033 Miltone, James V.: 1: Music: 131 Wirt, City Millard, Frances: Bus.: 6 Boardman, Poland: 63006 76a Youngstown Printing 914144917 CATALUGS - FULDERS - BRUADSIDES UFFICE AND FACTURY FORMS LETTERPRESS AND COMPLETE LITHOGRAPHY 787 WICK AVE. PHUNE 3-3112 2 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Charles L.: 1: Acct.: RFD 1, Niles: 23075 ChC1!'l0iiB C.: 4: Nursing: 319 E. lndianola, City: 25568 Delores I.: 2: El. Ed.: 433 Kist, City Doris E.: Bus.: 2: Youngstown Rd., Poland: 52200 Dorothy I.: Bus.: 4055 South, City: 28211 Dorothy M.: Bus.: 4055 South, City: 28211 Edward A.: Law: 45 Upland, City: 73610 Miller, Frederick A.: 1: Ed.: 316 Ridgeway, Sharon, Pa.: 4114 Miller, Frederick B.: 3: Mdse.: Washington, Farrell, Pa.: 3107 Miller, Frederick G.: 3: Mdse.: 20 E. Main, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2217 Miller, George B.: 1 Bus. Adm.: 401 Lora, City: 71878 Miller, George E.: 4: Acct.: 798 Wilcox, City: 93875 Miller, George H.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 425 Hiram, New Castle, Pa.: 2356 Miller, Gordon D.: 3: Psych.: 92 Euclid, Sharon, Pa.: 27119 Miller Harry R.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 1325 Shehy, City: 64002 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Milliga Iames L.: 4: Gen. Bus.: RD 1, Box 78, Girard: 53679 Lee W.: 2: Acct.: 1520 Bryson, City: 35880 Nancy G.: PG: Ed.: 1821 Selma, City: 78287 Margaret A.: 4: Engl.: 158 Maple, City: 27693 Norman D.: 279 Alameda, City: 42654 Norman H.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 417 Fair, Salem: 8413 Richard C.: 2: Acct.: 650 Almyra, City: 27182 Richard I.: 4: Ed.: 1114 Rigby, City: 47651 Richard W.: 1: Mech. Engr,: RFD 1, Box 87A, Girard: 56595 Robert E.: 1: Music Ed.: 318 Brown, Niles: 21052 Roy D.: 1: Art: Woodbine, Sharpsville RD 1, Pa.:3l90 William D.: 2: Mdse.: 117 Ietferson, City: 64005 n, Robert L.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 244 Third, Lowellville: 66497 Milliren, Iames M: PG: 1-list.: 1620 Mahoning, City: 93168 Millitch, Richard: 1: Music: 834 New Castle, Sharon, Pa.: 5366 Millovich, lrene: Bus.: 2738 Rush, City: 28882 Mills, I Mills, I Milnes, ack A.: PG: Acct.: 24 S. Truesdale, City: 36089 ames R.: 2: Engr.: 4665 New Rd., City: 85066 Kenneth D.: 1: Psych.: 159 Elm, Struthers: 56377 Mincher, Norma I.: 1: Bus.: RD 1, New Middletown: 92085 Minchin, William I.: 1: Ed.: 717 Creed, Strutherst 56820 Minno, Nunzie I.: 1: Adv. Art: 206 Youngstown Rd., Lowellvllle: 66852 Mirage, Lewis I.: 1: 1910 Mercer, Farrell, Pa.: 21736 Mirkin, Morris: 4: Ed.: 521 Breaden, City: 38387 Miscimarra, Fred A.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 1404 Hamilton, New Castle, Pa.: 5431 Mishler, George M.: 535 Princeton, City: 81996 Mislay, Steve M.: 1: Ed.: 528 Dorothy, City: 61496 Mitch, Frank I.: 4: Mdse.: 63 Line Drive, Sharpsville, Pa.: 443 Mitchell, Charles R.: Mech. Engr.: RD 2, Hubbard: 49506 Mitchell, Ernest C.: 2: Bus. Org.: 1943 Wingate, City Mitchell, Eethel M.: PG: El. Ed.: 883 Ellsworth, Salem: 4160 Mitchell, George: 3: Engl.: 3212 Powerway, City: 75746 Mitchell, George S.: 1: Music: 1024 Rigby, City: 61504 Mitchell, Loretta C.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 134 Brookline, City: 36370 Mitchell, Mary I.: Bus.: 25'W. Rayen, City: 32193 Mitchell, Priscilla L.: 1: Engl.: RD 1, McDonald: 56054 Mitceltree, Dixie A.: 1: Ed.: 720 High, Sharon, Pa.: 88315 Mittler, William: 2: Adv.: 3110 Neosha, City: 27830 Mixon, Karl D.: 3: Acct.: 233 Kyle, City: 76210 Mock, Iohn R.: 1: C-en. Bus.: 233 Fairgreen, -City: 30962 Mock, Nancy E.: 1: Lib. Arts: 233 Fairgreen, City: 30962 Mocker, Iohn A.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 319 W. Marion, City: 60856 Modak, Mike: 3: Phys. Ed.: 50 Twelfth, Campbell: 56029 Moderelli, Guyton A.: 2: Ind. Engr.: 934 Pierce, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2046 Mohammed, Al D.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: 6 Short, Campbell Mohar, Conrad F.: 2: Music: 28 Center, Struthers: 57223 Mohler, Dorothy L.: Bus.: 1042 Shields, City: 22019 Muller , Leo I.: 3: Adv.: 60 Hawthorne, Struthers: 52940 Molnarf Leslie I.: PG: 311 Emery. City: 53375 Moltchan, Bernard D.: 1: Acct.: 631 St. Louis, City: 22666 Monaco, Dominic I.: PG: El. Ed.: 259 Coitsville, Campbell: 61781 Monac o, Sandy E.: 3: 10 Gordon, Campbell: 56549 Monahan, Iohn M.: 3: Acct.: 229 E. Second, Girard: 53449 Mondrut, George A.: 4: Law: 164 S. Lakeview, City: 99393 Money, Dale L.: 3: Acct.: 72 Wilson, Struthers: 56949 Monroe, Clarence B.: 2: Acct.: 129 W. Madisosn, City: 35676 Monteleone, Virginia: 1: Pre-Law: 46 Kenmar, City: 93088 Monella, Mary R.: Bus.: 850 Oak, City: 31260 Montgomery, Donald K.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: RFD 2, Warren! 40382 Montgomery, Oliver L.: 3: Pre-Med.: 393 W. Earl, City: 29561 Monzon, Victor H.: 2: Biol.: 25 N. Hartford, City: 98330 Moody, Donald P.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 3604 McGuiley, City: 65664 Moody, Marlene A.: Bus.: Parkdale, Farrell, Pa.: 5166 Moody, Rhea V.: Bus.: 4274 Lake, City: 99814 Moon, Harry E.: 2: Acct.: 1282 Stanton, Sharon. Pa.: 24471 Mooney, Harry A. Ir.: 2: Civ. Engr.: 617 Reynolds, New Castle, Pa.: 7784 Mooney, Ralph E.: 2: Acct.: Rear 1514 St. Clair, East Liverpool: 25438 Moore, Charles A.: 3: Bus.: 106 Ridgewood, City: 86245 Moore, Henry D.: 1: Engl.: 184 Maywood, City: 83195 Moore, Iohn B.: 1: Engr.: 1821 Everett. City: 24086 Moore Margaret A.- 4: El. Ed.: 372 E. Lucius City- 26290 I , : : Moore, Marian L.: 2: El. Ed.: 103 Williamson, City: 76881 Moore, Olive L.: Special: Art: 329 N. State, City: 58511 Moore, Thomas M.: PG: 314 S. Truesdale, City: 78028 Moore, Thoris I.: Socil.: 614 Arlington, City: 73560 Moore, Vivian L.: 1: Psych.: 261 Grant, City: 61824 Moore, William: 4: Phys. Ed.: 305 W. Grant, New Castle, Pa.: Moosally, Art A.: 1: Engr.: 74 Thornton, City: 42440 Moose, Alvin I.: 2: Acct.: RD 2, Sharon, Pa.: 24655 Moran, Iohn: 3: Gen. Bus.: 113 Manor, City: 52917 Moran Moran , Iohn I.: Law: 895 Pearl, Sharon, Pa.: 27171 Marilynn: Bus.: 374 Lora, City: 34058 Moranj Ralph P.: 3: Pre'Dent.: 112 Halls, City: 94127 Moran, William T.: 3: Bus.: 57 Erskine, City: 21702 Morey Morga Helen B.: Bus.: 180 Benita, City: 38396 it, Bryn E., 1, El. Ed.: ses Delia, Akron: UN1147 Morgan, Charles I.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 678 Elm, City: 42528 Morgan, Don M.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 423 Bryson, City: 36173 Morgan, Iack W,: 3: Gen. Bus.: 25 Wilma, City: 26827 Morgan, Iames: 3: Econ.: 790 Mansell, City Morgante, Philip A.: 3: Law: 529 Yale, City: 38206 Morky, Charles I.: 4: Adv.: 261 Norwood, City: 39051 Morris, Grant M.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 3423 Sheridan, City: 24583 Morris, Howard VC.: 2: Acct.: 522 Lafayette, Niles: 27090 Morris, Lovis: 2: Mech. Engr,: 108 W. Liberty, Girard:56315 3282R E. Z. Reversible Window Co. 445 W. Madison, Youngstown, Ohio Best of Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1951 May the years ahead he filled with success and happiness 236 ffwtdahq IN PHOTOGRAPHY o Your Senior Class Photographer fffeg india 4208 Sheridan 'Road , William R. Abey Youngstown, Ohio Phone 8-2530 237 Morris, Margaret E.: 1: Music: 3423 Sheridan, City: 24583 Morris, Marion E.: Bus.: 508 N. Market, Lisbon: 260 Morris, Thomas C.: 3: Pre-Med.: 50 Terrace, City: 22747 Morrison, Charles T.: 2: Math.: Box 241, McDonald: 55472 Morrison, George W.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 25 Halleck, City: 42645 Morrison, Iack H.: 2: Acct.: 614 E. State, Sharon, Pa.: 590 Morrow, Iack: 2: RD 2, Poland: 66380 Morse, Shirley W.: l: Art: 31 W. Dewey ,City: 20730 Mortensen, Shirley A.: 1: Acct.: 236 Berkshire, City: 28696 Morvay, William I.: 1: Ed.: 1376 McGuffey, City: 60419 Moser, George W.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 926 Buckeye, Warren Moses, William I. Ir.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 199 Riidge, City: 74211 Moskalik, William: 2: Biol.: 503 W. Rayen, City: 38048 Moss, Elwood Ir.: 1: Music: 838V2 Mercer, City: 63269 Moss, Theodore M.: 4: Psych.: 427 Edwards, City: 61763 Mossman, Robert G.: 3: Gen. Bus.: 2213 Fifth, City: 73327 Norton, Ernest N.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 834 E. Avondale, City: 86496 Notares, Elsie A.: 1: Lib. Arts: 621 W. Warren, City: 82726 Novak, Norma L.: 2: RD 1, Sharon, Ua.: 6874 Novak, Paul G.: 4: Engr.: 265 Sexton, Struthers Novotny, loseph C.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 2434 Veterans, City: 34101 Nuth, George A.: 1: Bus.: 170 S. Chestnut, Ravenna Nuth, Iames G.: Law: 116 E. Evergreen, City: 82191 Nutter, Donald D.: 1: 361 Park, City: 40513 Nye, Paul H.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 30 Forhan, Sharon, Pa.: 27260 Nye, Raymond O.: 4: Acct.: 219 Evergreen, Poland O Oberg, Howard E.: 2: Pre-Law: RFD 5, Warren: 29094 Obletiloit, Andrew: 1: Lib. Arts: 245 Third, Warren: 30398 Mostrog, Eugene T.: 2: Econ.: 857 Spruce, Sharon, Pa.: 22086 Motok, Iohn D.: PG: 250 Atlantic, NW, Warren: 37505 Mott, Carl Merrill Ir.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 358 W. Park, Niles: 28281 Mould, Loyal B.: 4: Music! 49 Morris, Girard: 56668 Mowery, Richard E.: 4: Gen. Bus.: 131 Harvey, Struthers: 53124 Mozzillo, Mary Io: 1: El. Ed.: 306 Grandview, Hubbard: 43218 Mrosko, Helen I.: 1: Bus. Edm.: 2 Murray, Campbell: 58324 Muccillo, Edwin I.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 814 Sherwood, City: 82617 Muchlbauer, Louis E.: 4: Adv.: 3928 Howard, City: 27298 Mudrak, Andrew: PG: RD 2, Sharon, Pa.: 2978 Mueller, Rosemarie A.: 288 Atdanttc, Warren: 33837 Mulcahy, Edward I.: 3: 266 E. Ravenwood, City: 24093 Mulichak, Steven: 4: Art: 1242 Brittain, City: 38406 Mullaly, Robert C.: 3: Adv.: 52 E. Earle, City: 26445 Mullane, Marie V.: 1: Engl.: 1833 Selma, City: 34205 Mullaney, Iames W.: 3: Bus. Org.: 402 N. Osborne, City: 96900 Mullens, Lester G.: 2: re-Mort.: 338 Cabot, City: 93194 Mulligan, Robert I.: 1: Bus.: RED 1, Poland: 25617 Munn, William C.: 4: Chem. Engr.: RD 2, Lowellville: 4958 Muntean, Alex I.: 3: Psych.: 111 W. Margaret, Niles: 28679 O'Brien Betty S.: 4' Bus. Edu 328 E. Lucius -City' 21720 O'Brien: Dane W.: 3: Acct.: 605 W. Iudson,lCity:'28423 O'Brien, O'Brien, O'Brien Ioseph H.: 2: Mdse.: 35 Hilton, City: 27725 Priscilla P.: Bus.: 60 Alburn, City Sallie L.' 4' Iourns 328 E. Lucius City- 21720 O'Brien, William D.: 2: Acct.: 420 E. Broadway, Girard: 56568 O'Connell, Oaniel E.: 2: Soc. Sci.: 442 Robbins, Niles: 24435 O'Conne11, Frank I.: 2: Ed.: 106 E. Main, Girard: 55140 O'Connel1, Iames F.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 257 E. Kline, Girard: 56579 O'Connel1, Mary B.: Bus.: 79 Wilson, Niles: 24228 O Connel1, Thomas I.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 321 Hazel, City: 56793 O'Connor, Frank A.: Acct.: 8475 Hitchcock, City: 28069 O'Connor, Nancie A.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 24 N. Maryland, City: 83487 O'Connor, Thomas D.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 582 Fiith, City: 63019 Ogden, Terence C.: 3: Acct.: 36 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 26046 O'Hara, Rita F.: Bus.: 1426 Himrod, City: 74355 O'Hara, Thomas I.: PG: 133 E. Howard, Girard: 56325 O'Hara, Robert I.: 4: Phys. Ed.: 473 Roseview, Hubbard Ohl, Ianet M.: 2: El. Ed.: 3928 Mahoning, City: 95307 O'l-loro, Rose M.: 1: Ed.: 1312 Logan, City: 38441 Muntean, Iohn V.: 3: Math.: 100 S. Berkley, City: 30775 Muehlbaue, Anna G.: 2: Nursing: 3928 Howard, City: 27298 Murdock, Iohn E.: 4: Mdse.: 219 Bissell, City: 74824 Murphy, Charles A.: 1: Acct.: 1005 Covington, City: 47725 Murphy, Daniel L: 2: 627 Oak Hill, City: 79794 Murphy, Iames E.: 2: 421 Fifth, City: 30806 Murphy, Iohn R.: 1: Acct.: 161 Dickey, Warren: 39445 Murphy, Michael F. Ir.: 20: Mdse.: 311 Hager, Hubbard: 41787 Murphy, Patricia A.: 3: Music: 102 Brooklyn, City: 21628 Myers, Harry D.: 3: Phys. Ed.: New Middletown N Naberezny, Nicolas: 3: Ind. Engr.: 512 W. Dewey, City: 24921 Nacarato, Angelo V.: 4: Adv.: 243 Superior, City: 76064 Nacarato, Ioseph R.: 1: 243 Superior, -City: 76004 Nace, Richard E.: 3: Ind. Engr.: 652 Ioan, City: 53824 Nagle, Donald T.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 250 Lincoln, City: 31371 Nagy, Alex I.: 4: Bus. Ed.: 158 Bouquet, City: 96322 Nagy, Andrew: 1: RDl, Bristolville: Green 126 Nagy, Mildred M.: Bus.: 851 Miami, City: 41796 Nagy, William I.: 1: Pre-Vet.: 33 Pyatt: 33064 Nally, Ioseph V.: PG: Gen. Bus.: 356 W. Delason, City: 41355 Namey, Michael I.: Law: 1014 Fruit, Farrell, Pa. Nannicola, Evelyn I.: 1: Med. Tech.: 800 Bonnie Broe, SE, Warren: 33988 Naples, Arnold I.: 2: Civ. Engr.: 604 Pearson, New Castle, Pa.: 77851 Naples, Frank A.: Bus. Adm.: 220 N. Hine, City: 66009 O'Horo, William P.: 4: Acct.: 46 W. Philadelphia, City: 21676 O'Korn, Edward I.: 2: Engl.: 1007 Cedar, Sharon, Pa.: 28202 O'Leary, Edward I.: 4: Pol. Sci.: 8 N. Lee. New Castle, Pa. O'Leary, Iohn M.: Bus.: 92 E. Delason, City: 74270 Olenick, Delphine C.: 2: Bus.: RD 1, Lowellville: 55149 O'Leary, Iohn P.: 2: Soc. Sci.: 627 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 6409 Olewine, Charles A.: 3: Bus. Org.: 627 Market, City: 39343 Oliver, Charles W.: 4: Pre-Law: 455 N. Market, East Palestine: 3554 Oliver, Donald: 1: Art: 206V2 Oak Hill, City: 38642 Oliver, Gladys: 2: Music: 1440 Highland, Warren 5: 37545 Oliver, Pearl E.: 190 W. Indianola-L City: 87917 Olsavsky, Loretta E.: 585 S. Schenley, City: 97760 Olson, Leonard A.: 3125 Hillman, City: 85957 Oltman, Liz M.: 2: Adv.: 1205 Cherokee, City: 97719 Ondash, Ruth: 4: Ed.: 139 N. Hartgood, City: 93792 Ondash, Stephen T.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 585 Early, City: 38511 Onder, Andrew P.: 2: Art: 507 Larchmont, Warren: 39547 Ondomisi, Iames W.: 1: Soc. Sci.: RD 1, Milligan, Lowellville Ondomisi, Michael: 1: Acct.: Box 95, Campbell: 22430 O'Neil, Francis: 1: Chem.: 282 Elm, Sharon, Pa.: 4041 O'Neil, Robert T.: 2: Econ.: 40 Illinois: 76470 O'Neil, William D.: 1: Econ.: 40 Illinois: 76470 O'Neill, Iohn R.: 4: Ind. Engr.: 88144 O'Neill, Mary F.: PG: Biol.: 144 Broadway: 39171 O'Neill, Nancy Io: Bus.: 703 Ford: 35996 O'Neill, Peter D.: 4: Acct.: 71 E. Boston: 83260 Opincarne, Raymond R.: 2: Engr.: 2929V2 South, -City: 80005 Oppert, Peter S.: 1: Math.: 238 Broadway, City Opritza, Iohn N.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 2031 Stewart, City: 35705 Nastas, Esther L.: PG: RD 2, Ellwood City, Pa.: 1235 Nastas, Rose I.: 2: Nursing: RD 2, Ellwood City, Pa.: 1235 Nastasy, Ioseph D.: 3: Engr.: 285 Sherman, Sharon, Pa.: 3210 Natoli, Anthony I.: 1: 409 Ann, Niles: 24622 Navarra, Richard A.: 4: Psych.: Box 138 Hillsville, Pa.: 8022111 Navina, Marrianne: 4: Engl.: 329 Alameda, City: 35554 Naylor, Marvin A.: 3: El. Ed.: 72 Westminster, City: 93022 Opritza, Oravec, Orange, Nick I. Ir.: 2: Acct.: 207 Lyon, City: 56120 Robert G.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 403 E. Marion, City Shirley M.: 1: 168 Shadyside, City: 81972 Ordway, Robert C.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 556 N. Park, Warren Orlando, Candida M.: 1: Acct.: 905 Emmett, City: 41778 Orlando, Raymond D.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 905 Emmett, City: 41778 Necaster, Lawrence I.: 1: Music: 247 Shenango, Farrell, Pa.: 23001 Needham, Catherine L.: Bus.: 159 Sexton, Struthers: 56323 Neidhart, Charles A.: Law: 205 Bane, Newton Falls: 3963 Nellis, Fred T.: 1 :Bus. Adm.: 529V2 Ioseph: 36804 Nelson, Dale B.: 3: Iourn.: 815 Thorn, City: 45886 Nelson, Donald E.: 4: Ind. Engr.: Overlook, Bessemer, Pa. Nelson, Robert E.: 2: Phys. Ed.: MC 54, Warren: 82692 Nelson , Robert E.: 1: Lib. Arts: 524 Ferndale, City: 23996 Nemenz, Carl M.: 2: Acct.: 33 E. Henry, City: 70088 Nemeth, Peggy E.: 1: Chem.: 28 Fernwood, City: 96631 Nephew, David S.: 4: Elec. Engr.: Kinsman Nesselbush, Mary Io: 4: El. Ed.: 8 Oak Drive, Poland: 54218 Nestasie, Iames: 4: Bus. Adm.: Box 125, Hillsville, Pa. Nestor, Donald M.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 1301 S. Raccoon, City: 94334 Netto, Gloria I.: 3: Poland Hill, Lowellville: 66874 Neville, Brewer L.: Bus.: 103 W. Evergreen, City: 22622 Nevinsky, Michael: 4: Elec. Engr.: 66 E. Marion, City: 73853? Neumann, Elton C.: 4: Bus.: 130 Madison, City: 76048 New, Harold I.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 26 Wayne, City: 66187 Newcomb, Ruth C.: PG: Lang.: 112 Spring, City Newell, William E.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 524 Erie, Sharon, Pa.: 4886 Newell, William M.: 3: Adv.: 35 N. Mercer, New Castle, Pa.: 6703M Nichol, Donald: 1: Mdse.: 257 Kyle, City: 39719 Nicholas, Bessie: 2: Engl.: 66 N. Center, City: 41804 Nichols, Iack E.: 4: Acct.: 2823 Hudson, City: 85983 Nicholson, Emery 1-I.: 3: Art: 540 Foster, City: 72526 Nicola, Nicholas: 1: Mech. Engr.: 154 Regent, City: 55840 Nicols, Robert: 2: Gen. Bus.: 471 Ferndale, City: 22420 Nicoludis, Nina: 4: Acct.: 133 Danbury. City: 21409 Nicoludis, Virginia: 1: 133 Danbury, City: 21409 Nicora, Pete G.: 3: Acct.: Howland Springs-Wilson Rd., Warren Nlemi, Arne E.: PG: Bus. Adm.: RED 4, Warren: 40309 Niggel, Nancy I.: 4: Soc. Sci.: 160 Griswold, City: 82916 Nilsson, Vincent: 3: Elec. Engr.: 1434 Wick, City: 131632 Noble, Charles R.: 1: Gen. 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Reynolds, New Castle, Pa.: 6353 O'Too1e, Philip P.: 1: Mdse.: 39 McGufiey, City: 47369 Ott, Kenneth W.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 347 Spring, Struthers: 53151 Ottaway, Roger L.: 1: Acct.: 112 Lemon, Corry. Pa. Owen, Carole Ruth, Bus.: 550 Kline, Girard: 56282 Owen, Iames A. Ir.: Civ. Engr.: 41 W. lndianola, City: 84500 Owens, Hildegarde E.: 1: lourn.: 5665 Mahoning, City: 96961 Owens, Thomas C.: 2: Acct.: 380 Evergreen, -City: 29176 Owens, William R.: 1: Music: 513 Waldo, New Castle, Pa.: 6704R Owings, David W.: 2: Bus.: 121 Danbury, City 25019 Owoc, Raymond I.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 22 W. Long, New Castle, Pa.: 7724I Over, William L.: 2: Bus. Admxj 2017 Felecia, City: 75306 P Pacak, Matthew: 4: Engr.: 306 Gordon, Campbell: 55580 Pacola, Iohn: 2: Acct.: 607 Devitt, Campbell: 57961 Pace, Lawrence I.: 448 Imperial, City: 95536 Pachan, Steve I.: 2: Adv.: 15 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 6176 Pacic, Edward I.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 421 W. Madison, City: 78250 Pacinda, Iohn: 3: Mdse.: 1039 Emerson, Farrell, Pa. 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Brockway, City: 95529 Patuio, George: 3: Bus.: 1123 Verona, City: 47817 I Pantalone, Benjamin: 1: Acct.: Harding, Box 50, City: 23414 Pantelas, George P.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 722 S. Park, Warren: 46547 Papach, George M.: 1: Engr.: 111 Richview, City: 911846 Papalios, Gus P.: 1: 577 Buckeye, Warren: 30382 Pape, Carole M.: 1: Ed.: 2926 Idlewood, City: 26464 Parcher, Donald W.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 60 W. Madison, City: 72138 Parent, Theodore A.: 1: Ed.: 2323 Overlook, City: 96870 Parfenchuk, William: 4: Mdse.: 215 Wirt, Apt. 370, City: 63805 Parise, Joseph 1.: 2: Ed.: 622 Lincoln, Niles: 22388 Parker, Howard W.: 2: 415 Indian, McDonald: 56201 A Parker, Mary L.: 1: Ed.: 446 Maplewood, Struthers: 52552 Pcrrro, Bruno R.: 4: l233V2 Poland. City: 45958 Painter, Effe M.: 3: El. Ed.: 397 Lewis-Seiiert, Rt. 1, Hubbard: 44422 Paschke, Marian R.: 4: Biol.: 564 lndianola, City: 82232 Passauer, Janet L.: Bus.: Box 8, Venus, Pa.: 8R3 Passell, Eugene: 1: Mech. 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City: 45900 Ponikvar, Harry E.: 3: Engr.: 740 Kenilworth, Warren: 45389 Pope, Marporie N.: 3: Ed.: City: 78878 Popovich, Charles: 1: Engr.: 179 Center, Struthers: 87400 Popovich, Earl 1.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 12 Second, Wheatland, Pa.: 6762 Popovich, Elizabeth: Bus.: 23 W. State, Maspry: 88154 Popovich, Emil: 1: Bus.: 12 Second, Wheatland, Pa.: 6762 Porfilio, David L.: 4: Engr.: 521 Woodside, City: 78913 Porter, Frank F.: 2: Chem. Engr.: RD 2, Messerly, Canfield: 25176 Porter, Jo Ann: 4: El. Ed.: 54 Pinehurst, City: 25872 Porter, William E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 503 Ferndale, City: 22577 Portoie, Dorothy S.: 3: Bus. Adm.: RD 2, Canfield: 34842 Posep, Eugene P.: 3: Mdse.: 1622 Oakland, City Posey, Newman F.: 4: Mdse.: 940 W. Federal, Apt. 104: 64039 Passage, Walter L.: 2: Bus.: RD 2, Lisbon: 5715 Potprasky, Helen M.: Bus.: 1085 Sharpsville, Sharon Poturica, Frank: 1: Art: RD 1, Cortland Powell, Hannah M.: PG: 120 Euclid, Sharon, Pa.: 7243 Powell, John C.: PG: Mdse.: 3620 Cascade, City: 85901 Powers, Bettianne: 1: El. Ed.: 1882 Cordova, City: 56953 Powers, Jacquellyn G.: Lib. Arts: 22 W. Avondale, City: 27674 Powers, Tino: 2: Mdse.: 423 Bryson, iCty Powers, William R.: 2: Mdse.: 223 Willard, NE, Warren: 30907 Powers, William T.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 6007 Youngstown-Poland Rd., Prather, Paul T.: 1121 Gibson, City: 41353 City: 55026 Pratt, A1 W.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 2822 Eddie, City Pratt, Joseph A.: 3: Ed.: 237 Shenango, Farrell, Pa.: 4589 Prees, Viive Z.: Bus.: 104 W. Salemate, Columbiana Preis, Edward 1.: 2: Lab. 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Midlothian, City: 29368 Rominger, Phillip E.: Law: 547 Wilbur, City: 85338 Root, Ivan L.: RD 2, Cortland Ropar, Charles M.: 4: Math.: 1004 Delaware, City: 60326 Rosapepe, Vincent A.: PG: 165 Terrace, City: 86795 Roscoe, Iohn E.: 4: Mdse.: 334 Liberty, Sharon, Pa.: 255571 Rose, Charles I.: PG: Acct.: 132 Fulton, Niles: 24538 Rosen, Ronald: 1: Pre-Law: 240 Lora, City: 62118 Rosenberg, Sara B.: 3: Ed.: 612 Wallis, Farrell, Pa.: 5495 Rosenberger, Iohn E.: 2: Acct.: 107 Fulton, Niles: 23865 Rosenblum, Ioy A.: Bus.: 2402 Elin, City: 79324 Roskos, Daniel M.: 1: Mus. Ed.: Bedford, West Middlesex, Pa.: 263 Ross, Charles 1.: 4: Acct.: 307 E. Lutton, New Castle, Pa.: 693lM Ross, Paul P.: 1: Pre-Med.: 121 Olive, Girard: 56469 Ross, Robert E.: 1: Mdse.: RFD 3, Cortland: Gr543 Rossi, Armond V.: Pre-Law: 21 W. Scott, City: 74152 Rotar, Charles F.: 2: Music Ed.: 920 Cuddy, City: 70107 Roth, Cyril I.: 4: Ed.: 241 Holly, City: 25848 Roth, Iohn B.: 2: El. Ed.: 63 W. LaClede, City: 85861 Rovan, Robert G.: 1: El. Ed.: 3961 Fourth, Struthers: 55547 Rowan, Edward H.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 21 Manor, City: 57307 Rouse, Eurad R.: 4: Engl.: 132 S. Forest, City: 39812 Rounsley, Betty I.: Bus.: W. Liberty Ext., Girard: 58705 Rouder, George S.: 2: Acct.: 3618 Irma, City: 85490 Routh, Henry S.: 2: Chem.: 252 Penn NW, Warren: 45469 Rowan, Ioan P.: 1: 71. Ed.: 1311 Lilac, City: 79237 Rowlands, George R.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 11912, Church, Hubbard: 43336 Rowlands, Iohn I.: 4: Bus. Arm.: 235 Shenango, Sharon, Pa.: 23983 Royer, Ralph R.: 2: Iourn.: 581 W. lndianola, City: 22162 Rubenstahl, Iohn I.: 2: Psych.: 212 S. Truesdale, City: 61583 Ruble, William B.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 267 Lincoln, City Rudiak, Ioseph S.: 4: Chem.: 112 Seneca, City: 65874 Rutener, Faye L.: 3: El. Ed.: 124 Morse, Niles: 27866 Ruth, Chester E.: 3: Biol.: 45 Sixth, Campbell: 57055 Rugiero, Antoinette M.: 1: 1087 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa.: 24305 Runeric, Iohn E.: 2: Phys. Ed.: 217 E. Myrtle, City: 60561 Rush, Patricia E.: Bus.: 784 Oxford, City Rusko, Iohn R.: 1: Adv.: 730 Francis, Masury: 84667 Rusnak, Robert: 1: Bus. Art: 4307 Rush, City: 21691 Russell, Anna L.: 2: Pre-Law: 344 Chicago, City: 84959 Russell, Edward I. Ir.: 1: Mech. Engr.: 644 Fruit, Farrell, Pa.: 26004 Russell, Fabius F.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 344Chicago,City:8959 Russell, Iean L.: 4: Music: 620 Bryson, City: 34561 Russo, Alfred I.: 1: Lib. Arts: 101 W. Grant, New Castle, Pa.: 5l4lR Russo, Eileen I.: 3: Art: 3536 Dover, City: 82563 Rutecki, Felix I.: 3: Bus. Adm.: RD 2, Lisbon: 3791 Rutkowski, Irene S.: Bus.: 47 Fifth, Campbell: 54592 Ryan, Francis L.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 631 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 29240 Ryhal, Ralph W.: 2: Acct.: 1719 South Heights, City: 27507 Rzasa, Frank I.: 1: Ed.: 340 Hilton, City: 85460 Rzeppa, Frank I.: 3: 374 Boardman-Poland, City S Saadey, Russell J.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 45 So. Forest, City: 39291 Saadi, Elias T.: 1: Pre-Med.: 1207 Shehy, City: 47105 Sahel, Dolly L.: Bus.: 863 E. Dewey, City: 74245 Sabella, Louis S.: 1: Acct.: 2810 Dearborn, City: 40076 Sabolia, June M.: 4: Bus.: 25 Buena Vista, City: 25655 Sacchini, Joseph L.: 2: El. Ed.: 1123 Arch St., City: 78533 Sacolick, Eugene L.: Special: Bus.: 1812 Elm. St., City: 32984 Safran. Stephen W.: 4: Music: 794 Lincoln, Niles: 26856 Sagabiel, Robert G.: 1: Engl.: 254 Wychwood, City: 26397 Sainato, Leonard J.: 4: 1-list.: 1015 Oak, City: 73515 Saker, Joseph M.: 1: Pre-Law: 214 Washington NE, Warren: 48328 Salajko, Victor P.: Soc. Sci.: Avon Park, Girard: 55198 Salanti, Anita: 3: El. Ed.: 1023 Washington, Farrell, Pa.: 6674 Salem, Lillian J.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 431 W. Midlothian, City: 84475 Sallade, Mary Alice: Bus.: 334 Mistletoe, City: 26698 Salmen, Walter J.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 511 Clearmont, City: 23674 Saloom, Joe T.: Engr.: RD 1, Masury: 81115 Saltsman, Robert F.: 1: Bus. 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Jefferson, New Castle, Pa.: 3635 Santangelo, Joseph A.: 1: Bus.: Canal 109: Greenville, Pa.: 1651W Santangelo, Joseph V.: 1: Engr.: 642 Lansdowne, City: 76706 Santangelo, Vincent A.: 1: Engr.: 241 Carlton, City: 33079 Santelli, Loida L.: Bus.: 180 W. Glenaven. City: 82697 Santillo, Joseph: Bus.: 452 Garland, City: 37376 Santtne, Benjamin J.: 2: Gen. Bus.: 519 Sherwood, City: 82900 Santulis, Louie: 2: Adv.: 721 W. Market, Warren: 27065 Sanzenbacher, Richard L.: 2: Mdse.: 4 RD 1, Leavittsburg: 93656 Saraukis, Mary A.: 2: 109 Madison, Campbell: 56619 Saribalns, Sophie S.: 1: Psych.: 709 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 26750 Sass, Howard W.: 3: Mech. Engr.: RFD, Bristolvtlle: 569 Saunders, Clifford C.: 2: Engr.: MC 52, Niles, Vtfarren: 49773 Saunders, Elizabeth l.: 1: Music: 23 North Lane, City: 75877 Saunders, Jack E. 4: Mech. Engr.: 70 Tod Lane, City: 31819 Sause, Robert J.: 4: 1342 Bryson, City: 36705 I Savage, Barbara A.: 1: Lab. Tech.: 2317 Selma, City: 73362 Savage, Bette L.: 3: El. 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Campbell: 53224 Solyan, Paul: 1: 1022 Cherry, Sharon, Pa.: 26036 Soldo, Rupolph G.: 1: Engr.: 250 Wilson, Struthers: 53928 Solomon, Irvine I.: 1: Engr.: 616 Wallis. Farrell, Pa.: 24509 Soloveiko, Leo: 2: Chem.: 289 Fulton, City Sontich, Robert T.: 1: Chem. Enqr.: 1809 Neqley, Farrell, Pa.: 23765 Sommerlad, Iack E.: 4: Acct.: 38 Poland Manori 53934 Somple, Cyril E.: 3: Psych.: 47 Earl, Girard: 56936 Somple, George L.: 2: Enar.: 47 Earl, Girard: 56936 Sontich, Iohn: 4: Acct.: RD 2, Lowellville: 66198 Soroka, Iohn Ir.: 3: Adv.: 132 Elm, Masury: 84643 Sorokach, Michael: 3: Adv.: 702 Broadway, Farrell, Pa.: 24404 Sostaric, Dolores: 4: Lib. Arts: 1505 W. Liberty, City: 44731 Sostaric, Herman I.: 1: Phys. Ed.: 1505 W. Liberty, City: 44731 Sostaric, Nick F.: 4: Phys. Sd.: 1505 W. Liberty, City: 44731 Sostarich, Anthony: 2: Elec. Engr.: 1112 Hamilton, Farrell, Pa.: 3730 Spain, Iohn R.: 3: 1558 Willard, Warren: 39045 Spano, Iames V.: 1: Soc. Sci.: 59 Creed, Struthers: 55828 Spano, Iohn I.: PG: Soc. Sci.: 59,Creed, Struthers: 55828 Spatholt, Robert A.: 4: Mdse.: 752 Columbia, Leetonia: 6117 Speis, Margaret A.: Bus.: 857 6th, Camobell: 32632 Speizer, Bertram: Lib. Arts: 476 Bah, Sharon, Pa.: 25095 Spence, Frederick R.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 233 East, Greenville, Pa.: 1198R Spencer, Iohn V.: PG: Acct.: 1450 Hyatt, Campbell: 57067 Spinosa, Nick R.: 1: Acct.: 372 W. Liberty: Lowellville: 66166 Strock, William W.: 1: Enqr.: 1232 Bears Den, City: 94779 Staaf, Phillip H.: 2: Adv.: 1211 Erie, City: 72245 Stachura, Roman: Law: 469 Tenney, Campbell Stafford, Fred R.: 4: Adv.: 368 Belvedere, Warren: 29113 Stage, Walter M.: 3: Ind. Engr.: Parkqate, City: 95649 Stahlman, George P.: 4: Adv.: 1102 Griffith, Apt. 440, City: 76180 Staines, Phyllis A.: Bus.: North Lima: 93503 Stallard, Iames F.: 1: Mdse.: 190 Maywood, City: 20806 Stallworth, Oliver: 2: Bus.: 281 Grant, City: 20633 Stambaugh, Clayton E.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 124 Mosier, Girard: 56244 Stanley, Charles E.: 2: Mdse.: 337 E. North, New Castle. Pa. Stanley, Leonard H.: 1: Acct.: 199 Vermont. NW, Warren Stanley, Thomas P.: 2: Pre-Law: 1229 Salt Storing, City: 90900 Stanovcak, Edward W.: 1: Chem.: 320 W. Warren. City: 29696 Stanton, Thomas I.: 4: Music: 1617 Ohio, City: 75873 Starqell, Evelyn: Bus.: 422 Second, Warren: 29378 Stark, Warren E.: 1: Enar.: 510 E. Prospect, Girard: 56506 Stathies, Florence: 207 E. Marion, City: 38837 Statnes, Harold H.: 1: Acct.: 2615 Burke, Warren Staron, Thomas I.: 1: Bus. 1166 Lakewood, City: 75469 Staub, Edward A.: 1: Mech. Enar.: 633 Cassius. Citv: 78854 Staub, Harry M.: Phys. Ed.: 1529 Bryson, City: 38749 Stayduhar, Charles: 4: Acct.: 450 Drummond, Hubbard: 41060 Steadman, Mary E.: 1: Bus.: 46 N. Truesdale. City: 71744 Stebelton, Paul O.: 2: 32 Sycamore. New Middletown: 93404 Steele, Donald E.: 2: Mdse.: 4313 Rush. Citvf 29021 Stefan, Fred C.: 1: Bus.: 848 Lyden, City: 42068 Stefanick, Maryanne, M.: Bus.: 620 Bryson, Citv: 45361 Stetanick, Mildred E.: Bus.: 620 Bryson, Citv: 45361 Stefano, Albert G.: 396 W. Wood, Lowellville: 66441 Stetfy, Richard E.: 3: Bus.: 27 Hanley, City Stein, Frances P.: 3: Ed.: 903 Vienna, Niles: 23403 Steinberg, Marvin I.: 1: Adv.: 432 Lora, City: 62550 Steiner, Larry W.: 3: Arts: 10 Morse, Poland: 55463 Stephens, Iohn I.: 3: Acct.: 738 Wilson: 79313 242 Stewart, William L.: 3: Bus.: 514 Fox, Franklin, Pa. STQCICHSYI BSHY K.: 4: Nursinq: 214 Daugherty, Sharon, Pa.: 27802 Stiffler, Robert B.: 2: M. E.: 979 Ettsworttt, Salem: 7340 51191151101 FTCQHIF 1.: E. E. RD 2: Sharpsville, Pa.: 2955 SUQUJUHC1, W1ll1Gt'I1 C.: 2: Eng.: 443 Milliken, Sharpsville, Pa.: 2034 SQUHSF, Rosemarie: 4: Chem.: 750 E. Boston, City: 83409 Stinson Mary D.: Nursing: 811 Washington St., New Castle, Pa.: 2902M Stock, HUITY R.: 1: 161lV2 Highland, New Castle, Pa. Stocz, Frank I.: 1: Pol. sci.: 1325 Highland, Warren: 27562 Stocz. lohn V.: 3: 1325 Highland, Warren: 27562 Sl'-VCZI Steve 1.7 Mdse.: 1325 Highland, Warren Stokan, David S.: 1: Music: 1742 Silliman, City: 95522 Stokes, Ralph I.: 3: Mdse.: 318 Eagewood, New Castle, Pa.: 656201 Stoll, lr. Robert: 1: Engr.: Box 414 RFD 3, Warren Stornbaugh, Beulah I.: Bus.: 2805 DeSota, City: 53556 Stoner, Walter C.: Law: 3003 Rush, City: 23517 Stongwork, George: 2 Hist.: 56 5th, Campbell: 57678 Stanley, Alberta R.: 2: El. Ed.: 19 E. Boston, City: 25237 Stork, Iames: 3: Engr.: 656 Wick, City Stormer, William L.: 8: El. Ed.: 230 Washington NW, Warren: 29276 Stoyanotf, Robert: 4: Ind. Engr.: 30 W. Lous, New Castle, Pa.: 7941 Stabley, Violet E.: 4: El. Ed.: 831 R. Park, Warren: 27327 Strang, Florence: Bus.: 1615 Lansdowne, City: 43664 Star-nge, Ross E.: 3: El. Ed.: 214 Dewitt, Campbell: 57578 5f1'fIfCIk1S, Geofqe P.: l: Art: 735 Bonnie Brcte, Warren: 38433 Straube, Fred E.: 1: Mdse.: 535 Ferndale, City: 28438 Strauch: Edward A.: 3: Pre-Med.: 60 Matta, City: 93180 Stwwbrldqe, William L.: 1: Acct.: 237 Fairfield, New Castle, Pu.: 284812 Street, Charles F.: 1: Engl.: 331 Plum, City: 79212 Streets, Donald L.: 3: Acct.: 2924 Rush, City: 20774 Streian, Georgetta E.: Bus.: 492 Sixth, Struthers: 57253 Strgar, Edward F.: 1: Com. Art: 1124 Duss, Ambridge, Pa.: 65278 Stride, Edward 3: Pre-Law: 1614 Shehy, City: 87624 Strohecker, Daniel E.: 1: Chem. Engr.: Enon Valley, Pa.: 7100 Strojny, Richard S.: 3: Ed.: 263 Pasadena, City: 42568 Stormeier, Karl F.: 1: Adv.: 525 Glacierview, City: 98123 Strow, Henry I.: 2: Engr.: 49 Thornton, City: 64095 Strub, Iirn P.: Engr.: 154 Homewood, Warren: 41103 Struhar, Michael: 3: Mech. Engr.: 362 Malleable, Sharon, Pa.: 4779 Stuart, Alexander: 3: Music: 116 Carnegie, City: 97490 Stull, Carol R.: 4: El. Ed.: 4705 Mahoning, City: 97241 Sturgeon, Rosemary: 2: Bus.: 147 New York, City: 39473 Sublian, F'c1reeda: 4: Bus. Adm.: YWCA, Belmont, City: 69115 Sucher, Walter I.: 2: Acct.: 21 N. Brockway, City: 99234 Sudano, Michael I.: 3: El. Ed.: 104 Evans, Niles: 26444 Suhar, Iohn: PG: Acct.: 183 Renwick, City: 57675 Suhey, Iohn A.: 2: Adv.: 67 Ridgewar, Struthers: 53725 Suita, Edward M.: 353 Curtis, Sharon, Pa.: 23693 Sullivan, Iohn T.: 4: Mdse.: 3104 Neosho, City: 82429 Sullivan, William: l: Bus. Adm.: 2122 Oak Hill, City: 86417 Suosio, Miriam: 4: Music: RD 3, Slippery Rock, Pa. Surmack, Velma I.: Bus.: 3006 lean, Cit - 26900 Surtell, Edward W.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: 608 Hlyndale, City: 77237 Susko, Theodore I.: 1: Lib. Arts: 1107 Hazelwood, Warren: 48420 Suszczynski, Walter: 1: Ed.: 159 Ietterson, Campbell: 54009 Sutter, Earl C.: 1: Chem.: Box 24, Nutwood Sutter, Frederick W.: 3: Ed.: 23 E. Federal, Niles: 22945 Suty, Wilma A.: 2: Bus.: 305 Latayett, Niles Svagerko, Margaret: Bus.: 22 Ohio, Campbell: 36054 Swager, William C.: 1: Acct.: 413 Willis, City: 30280 Swaim, Allen I.: 2: Acct.: 124 Maywood, City: 87645 Swaneck, Anthony I.: Ir.: 1: Math.: 189 Clifton, City: 24485 Swansiqer, Rudy L.: 3: Acct.: 106 Overlook, Struthers: 57440 Swanson, Martha I.: 2: Art: 159 W. Myrtle, City: 38310 Swartz, Albert F.: Law: 1416 Drecal NNV, Warren Swartz, Gladys B.: 2: Ed.: 6550 New Rd., City: 99901 Swartz, Ioseph F.: 2: Engr.: 6550 New Rd., City: 99901 Swartz, Robert L.: 1: Ed.: 6550 New Rd., City: 99901 Sweeney, Ruth E.: 3: El. Ed.: 436 Wilkinson, City: 94546 Swegan, Frances C.: 2: Ed.: 60 Townsend, Girard: 56351 Sylvester, Iames A,: Music Ed.: 150 Maole, Sharpsville. Pa.: 9538 Syring, Pierson R.: 3: Econ., Acct.: 715 Woodland NE., Warren: 25970 Syron, William C.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 49 W. Chalmers, City: 38771 Szymkowica, Walter C.: 1: Acct.: 528 Waldo, New Castle, Pa.: 28801 T Tabachino, Tony I.: 3: Ed.: 220 Poplar, City: 31272 Tabaka, Chester E.: 3: RFD 1, New Middletown: 93476 Tablack, George D.: 1: Engr.: 9 E. Washington, Struthers: 52918 Takacs, Betty A.: 143 Halls Heights, City: 98937 Talaghnis, Dorothy C.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 424 Maryland, New Castle, Pa.: 75577 Talbot, Frank I.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 122 S. Portland, City: 98586 Tamburro, Donald I.: 4: Engr.: 417 E. Myrtle, City: 76997 Tancek, Ieannette M.: 1: Chem.: 918 Brentwood, City: 87423 Tapley, Nancy C.: 2: El. Ed.: 196 Maywood, City: 85801 Tarantine, Robert I.: 2: Ed.: 2634 W. Federal, City: 30994 Tarasuck, Raymond: li Pre-Law: 255 Summit, City- Tareshawty, Eliseo: 3: Elec. Engr.: 1348 Bryson, City: 36663 Tareshawty, Eugene: 1: Elec. Engr.: 1348 Bryson, City: 36663 Tassile, Rosella L.: 2: El. Ed.: 111 N. Maryland, City: 95717 Tatalovich, Milan: 4: Acct.: 2747 Tampa, City: 83867 Tate, Dorothy E.: 2: Bus.: 164 Homestead, City: 37781 Tate, Edward E.: PG: Pre. Law: PO Box 194, Kinsman: 2762 Tquss, I. Albert: 4: Bus. Adm.: 246 S. Bruce, City: 33966 Tautkus, Mildred: Bus.: 896 N. Meridian, City: 93687 Tatro, Eva L.: 2: El. Ed.: 6518 Paxton, City: 22084 Taylor, Alfred A.: 1: Law: 2933 Hudson, City: 27317 Taylor, Edward C.: 4: 1-list.: 19 N. Belle Vista, City: 95639 Taylor, Frank D. Ir.: 2: Music: 498 Neshannock, New Castle, Pa.: 622 Taylor, Iack H.: 2: Bus. Ed.: MC 56, Warren: 40714 Taylor, Wade P., 2, Acct., 230 Prospect, Niles, 26973 Taylor, William A., 4631 Belmont, City, 44061 Teaberry, Lawrence A., 4, Elec. Engr., 776 Ewing, City, 86790 Teelecky, Walter D., 1, Pre'Med., 510 S. Schenley, 9610 Teeter, Lulu W., PG, 232 E. Broadway, Girard, 55088 Telega, Edward, Engr., 910 Beechwood, Farrell, Pa., 27288 Terlecki, Barbara R., 2, Music, 1944 Atkinson, City, 34008 Terlecky, Steve P., 4, Mdse., 131 Rhoda, City, 99057 Terrago, Yolanda, Bus., 1547 Mahoning, City, 98479 Terreri, Frank I., 4, Acct., PO Box 881, New Castle, Pa., 265113 Testa, Virginia M., Bus., 361 Penhale, Campbell, 57090 Terrigno, Mario A., 3, Pre-Opt., 137V2 Bryson, City, 63831 Terry, Oonald R., 1, Ed., 23 Maple, City, 98051 Theal, Robert M., Bus. Adm., 248 E. Kline, Girard Theodore, William, 2, Bus. Adm., Mdse., 56 Erskine, City, 86838 'I'homas A. Fran, 4, Engr., 603 Ridge, City, 72148 Thomasl Albert H., 3, Med. Tech., 900 W. Federal, Apt. 30, City, 70878 Thomas, Beverly A., 1, Music Ed., 1118 Gibson, City, 65085 Thomas, Carmen J., 1, Acct., 835 Marmion, City, 88019 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas . Thomas, Claudette N., Bus., City, 37230 Dolores S., Bus., 16 Woodland, Campbell, 39178 Doris L., Bus., 350 Parkview, Hubbard, 49421 Emilia, 1, Lib. Art, 328 Spruce, Sharon Pa., 26597 Thomas, Klorine, Bus., 456 Glenwood, City, 41267 Thomas, Glen E., 1, Pre-Law, Box 222, Woodlawn, Girard, 58840 Thomas, Gladys M., 1, Nursing, 253 Grant, City, 70348 Thomas, Gloria, Bus., 527 George, City, 37230 Thomas, Griffith C., 1, Pre-Law, 2315 Logan, City, 30677 Thomas, Herbert G., 3, Ed., MC 53, Warren Thomas Iames K., 1, Art Ed., 845 Cornell, City, 88018 Thomas, Joseph I., 1, Elec. Engr., 644V2 Lincoln, Struthers Thomas, Max E., 1, Gen. Bus., 1436 Atlantic NE, Warren, 23218 Thomas, Mildred A., 42 Jefferson, Campbell, 58467 Thomas, Robert A., 1, Art, 569 Annawan, City, 24845 Thomas Rose A., Bus., 60 Fifth, Campbell, 55085 Thomas Russell A., 1, Mdse., 312 Hager, Hubbard, 47561 Thomas, Victor M., 4, Mech. Engr., 1209 Croton, New Castle, Pa., 6279W omas, William P., 4, Mdse., 56 S. Glenellen, City, 96932 , , , ' , , 3 , NJ C tl Thomassy Mary I. 1 Nursing RFD No.8 Box 65 efv as e, Pa., 1786W Thompson, Edward I., 1, Pre-Opt., Kinsman Thompson, Edwin R., 1, Engr., 290 Lora, City, 70841 Thompson, George E., PG, -Comm., 634 Oak Hill, City, 61015 Thompson, James P., 2, Hist., RD 4, Box 353, Warren, 40304 Thompson, James R., 1, Mdse., 327 E. Lucius, City, 24501 Thompson, James W., 2, Biol., 1050 Owens, City, 74609 Thompson, Leonard R., 1, Phot., Lordstown Ord. Depot, Warren, 21121 Thomson, Iohn Ir., 1, Bus. Adm., 323 Stewart, Hubbard, 41830 Thorne, Edward F., Pre. Law, 33l9V2 South, City, 83676 Thorne, Katherine M., 3, Soc. Sci., 1029 Wabash, City: 76473 Thornhill, Paul B., PG, Engr., RD 7, Mahoningtown, Pa.: 806918 Thornton, Estelle, 1, Bus. Ed., 1809 Shaw, City, 62071 Thornton, Frank, 4, Mdse., 489 Poland, Struthers, 55096 Thullen, Donald W., 1, Biol., RD 2, Lowellville, 66503 Tibball, John A., 2, Mech. Engr., 1809 N. Ellsworth, Salem, 8321 Tibbetts, Willard G., 3, Bus. Org., 1448 Elm, City, 39286 Tibbs, Howard A., 2, Acct., 665 Perdren, Salem, 5802 Tiberio, Francis C., 767 Crandall. City, 78458 Tighe, Frances, Bus., 1916 Hillman, City, 82382 E Tillinghast, James M., 3, Music, 51 W. Myrtle. City, 45755 Timar, Edward V., 3, Econ., 39 Beechwood, City, 872119 Timar, Robert D., 1, Art, 1337 Hazelwood, Warren, 48026 Timberlake, Frederick C., 4, 610 Oak, Indiana, Pa., 1385 Timko, Eugene W., 2, Ed., 260 Jackson, Campbell, 58352 Timko, Joseph R., 1, Lib. Arts, 98 Gladstone, Campbell, 35644 Tincy, Pete Jr., 2: Acct., 155 Jefferson, Campbell, 55990 Tinney, Richard E., 3, Elec. Engr., 281 Wildwood, City,23970 Tinoco, Frances R., Bus., 48 Hughes, McDonald, 58595 Tipper, Paul R., 3, Mdse., 339 W. Princeton, City, 82098 Tirpack, Edward A., 8, Gen. Bus., 99 Woodland, Campbell, 38336 Tirpak, Michael R., 3, Chem., 115 Woodland, Campbell, 73841 Tisone, James I., 2, Pre-Med., 534 St. Louis, City, 28943 Tisone, Iohn C., 2, Pre-Dent., 435 St. Louis, City, 28943 Titus, Leroy A.: 1, 1186 Adelaide, Warren, 27840 Tkasik, Alma M., Acct., 2633 Shirley, City, 27969 Tobias, Albert G., 3, Acct., 172 Fourth, Sharon, Pa., 22154 Tobias, Frank A., Bus., 225 Alexander, City, 34006 Tobin, John J. Jr., 3, Soc. Sci., 125 W. Marion, City, 75816 Tochtenhagen, Sam E., 3, Pre-Med., 600 North State, Girard, 58669 Tofil, Julius I., 3, Phys. Ed., 280 Penhale, Campbell, 56898 Totil, Stanley, 4, Phys. Ed.: 435 Sanderson, Campbell, 58996 Tohm, Bruce E., 1, Agri., Raccoon, Canfield, 34885 Toman, Mary Ann, Bus., 1312 Humbolt, City, 81560 Tomasello, Frank D., 4, Music, 1102 Grittith, Apt. 460, City Tomaski, George T., 3, Ed., 1033 Raymond, Warren, 30345 Tomesak, Steve L., 4, Mech. Engr., 37 S. Belle Vista, City, 96702 Tomko, Thomas I., 3, Adv., RD 2, Dobbins, Poland, 59176 Tondi, Dominic Ir., 3, Elec. Engr., 1431 Clay, City, 41496 Toney, Albert, 1, Bus. Adm., 529 E. Long, New Castle, Pa., 7748M Toney, Thomas, 2, Bus. Adm., 1201 Cunningham, New Castle, Pa., 55401 Tooill, Iohn C., 4, Chem., 2853 Guss, City, 76348 Toot, Thomas H., 4, Acct., 92 Tod Lane, City, 74851 Topolski, Eugenia G., Bus., 655 Meek, Sharon, Pa., 21958 Toporcer, Irene M., 1620 Butler, City, 98334 Top-per, Thomas B., Engr., RD 1, West Middlesex, Pa., 9259 Torella, Domenic E., 1, Bus. Adm., 245 W. Wood, Lowellville, 66487 Toriello, Andrew N., 1, Pre-Law, 228 Baldwin, Niles, 24805 Toth, Iohn I., 1, 151 Second, Masury, 88429 Toth, John W., Art Ed., 332 Lansdowne, City, 40027 Toti, Jerry W., 1, Ed., 273 Twelfth, Campbell, 57098 Totten, Helen J., Bus., 1454 Sheridan, Warren, 30882 Totten, Kenneth W., Ir., 3, Bus. Adm., 1454 Sheridan, Warren, 30882 Tounshendeaux, Richard M., 2, Pol. Sci., 1535 Martin, Warren, 44900 Towns, Frank E., El. Ed., 156172 Davis, Masury, 88846 Townsend, lean M., Bus., 438 Winchester, Citv, 97492 Tradler, Marvin M., 4, Mech. Engr., Pittsburgh, Rd., Poland, 52707 Tralich, Norma L., 2, 1016 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa., 21458 Tranick, Cathy A., Bus., 51515 Main, Sharpsville, Pa., 2766 Trant, John P., 1, Bus. Adm., 480 Maplewood, Struthers, 53251 Traylor, Alvin P., 2, 510 Griffith, Apt. 146, City Traylor, John W., 2, Psych., 453 Rice, City, 36923 Traylor, Samuel A., Art, 450 Rice, City, 63281 Trell, Eugene J., 1, Elec. Engr., 449 S. Forest, City, 73925 Trenner, Kathryne A., 2, El. Ed., 731 Bryson, City, 79730 Trenner, Kathryne K., El. Ed., 731 Bryson, City, 79730 Tribley, Donald G., 1, Acct., 113 Mackey, Hubbard, 43341 Tricomi, Stella J., 525 Washington, Niles, 23268 Trimble, Albert J., 3, Bus. Adm., 2052 Union, Warren, 46554 Triplett, James L., 4, Soc. Sci., 716 Foster, City Trombetti, Hazel, Bus., 609 North, City, 38964 Tropea, Bruno, Bus., 605 Newell, New Castle, Pa., 678J Troxil, Richard E., 1, Chem. Engr., 512 Sixth, Struthers, 53788 Troyan, Elizabeth A., 1, Bus., 247 Carlton, City, 47543 Troyan, James A., 2, Engr., 247 Carlson, City, 47543 Truax, Iohn C., 3, Metal., 33 E. Auburndale, City, 23898 Trucksis, Mary A., Bus., 168 Poland, Struthers, 54470 Truitt, Edward L., Sr., Soc. Sci., 566 Ridge, City, 38686 Trugg, Peter D., 4, Acct., 76 E. Evergreen, City, 25947 Truran, John L., 1, Engr., MC 56, Overland, Warren, 40047 Tsvetanott, Boris E., 1, Bus. Adm., 3416 Wilson, Campbell, 58531 Tucciarone, John W., 4, Chem. Engr., 72 N. Main, Hubbard, 41665 Tucher, Dorothy V., Bus., 105V2 Frith, Hubbard, 49562 Tuhill, Charleen L., 1, Ed., 3719 Mohawk, City, 55651 Tujan, Mildred F., 1, Lab. Tech., 516 Foster, City, 31759 Tumbri, John A., Law, 960 Griffith, City, 65934 Tumill, Thomas E., 3, Engr., 151 W. Glenaven, City Tura, Mary L., Bus., 575 Belmont NE, Warren, 24977 Turek, George E., 2, Adv., 80 Palmer, Campbell, 60600 Turjamica, Michael, 3, Chem. Engr., 903 Scioto, City, 42271 Turner, Alice M., 4, Bus., 286 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa., 7927 Turner, Betty J., 2, Acct., 328 Maple, Niles, 23277 Turner, Gerrelda, 3, Soc. Sci., 22 Skoplee, Girard, 56970 Turner, Warren D., 4, Acct., 530 Parmalee, City, 41017 Turner, William A., 3, Engr., 2206 Gaudalupe, City, 36528 Turner, William E., Bus. Adm., 69 Creed, Struthers, 54269 Tutter, George 1-I., 2, Acct., 244 Erskine, City, 81228 Tyler, Iohn P., RD 1, Girard, 41425 Tyrrell, Iohn J., 4, 424 E. Dewey, City, 60168 Tyrrell, Joseph E., 3, Psych., 126 N. Cochran, New Castle, Pa., 413lI Tyrrell, Robert Q., 3, Soc. Sci., 77 Saranac, City, 73265 TYSOI1, James E., 3, Phil., 915 High, City, 77934 U Uber, Iohn P., 1, Acct., Box 2572, SS Post Office Udall, George L., 1, Engr., RD 1, Leavittsburg, 93689 Uitelman, Nelson C. Ir., 3, Psych., 708 Clyde, City, 60148 Uhrain, Paul J., 4, Bus., 724 Maple, City, 87982 Uhran, Mary A., Bus., 874 Marshall, City, 34273 Ulam, Paul R., 3, Mdse., RD 1, Brookfield, 88558 Umbach, Anna M., 4, El. Ed., RD 2, Salem, 7881 Unick, Frank, 3, Engr., 222 Broad, Struthers, 55047 Upstill, Paul E., 1, Acct., 1514 Elm, City, 39951 Uray, Charles Ir., 2, Civ. Engr., 2223 Oakwood, City, 97353 Urban, Wanda Ft., PG, Ed., 732 Market, City, 34412 Uselton, Olen E., Mdse., 553 W. LaClede, City, 23974 Utecht, Calvin W., 4, Acct., 53 Buena Vista, City, 29450 Utt, Charles L., 4, Mech. Engr., 1524 Drexel, Warren, 50508 Uvena, Samuel J., 2, Bus. Adm., 137 E. Judson, City, 85631 V Valiey, Thomas I., 1, Acct., 1524 Ohio, City, 37030 Valentine, Wilbur R., 4, Bus. Adm., 53 E. Florida, City, 85592 Valerius, Carl E., 1, Engr., 300 E. State, Sharon, Pa., 4654 Validzich, Joseph A., 1, Art, lll Market. Farrell, Pa., 22498 Valiensi, Albert W., 4, Bus. Adm., 411 Denver, New Castle, Pa., 7374R VanFossan, William K., 2, Mdse., 312 Highland, New Castle, Pa., 61731 Vangelofi, Walter, 4, Elec. Engr., 128 W. Evergreen, City, 82250 Van Hove, Florence M., 2, Music, 620 Bryson, City, 45361 Van Kirk, Fred W., 4, Pre-Med., 362 Bryson, City, 79402 Van Lynn, John F., 2, Elec. Engr., 249 Pennsylvania, McDonald, 53190 Vansickle, Robert E., 1, Pre-Law, 148 E. Chalmers, City, 66046 Vansuch, Robert, 4, El. Ed., 139 Gordon, Campbell, 52531 Vauris, Iohn M., 3, Pre-Med., 442 Whipple, Campbell, 58765 Vardinna, Stephen, 3, Soc. Sci., 80 Highland, Struthers, 56207 Vargo, Joseph J., 4, Elec. Engr., 2028 South, -City, 75204 Vargo, Andrew N., 1, Engl.: 25 Regent, Campbell, 58173 Vargo, Jean L., 1, Ed., 25 Regent, Campbell, 58173 Vargo, Louis, 2, Bus. Adm., 2642 Hunter, City, 21968 Vargo, Mary E., 2: El. Ed., 25 Regent, Campbell Vargo, Stephen G., 4, Elec. Engr., 64 Jefferson, Campbell, 54434 S h - 57076 Varsho, Catherine, 1, El. Ed., 441 Fifth, trut ers, Vasalakis, Gus, 2, Pre-Law, 188 Case, Sharon, Pa., 27496 Vasel, Iohn A., 2, Acct., 841 Bennington, City, 78297 Vasu, Claude F., 4, Ed., 3102 South, City, 81760 Vaughn, Thomas F., 1, Psych., 549 S. lrving, Sharon, Pa. Vazmina, William G., 3, Gen. Bus., 365 Maplewood, Struthers, 54230 Vehre, Ieanne -C., Bus., 4446 Logan, City, 60396 Vennitti, Carl A., 1, Bus. Adm., 325 Fourth, Warren, 30986 Ventresco, Christy, 2, Pre-Med., 213 Bouquet, City, 93302 Verlotte, Iames J., 1, Ind. Arts., Box 65, Hillsville, Pa., NC8l43R2 Vermeire, Calvin L., 2, Acct., 278 Shenango, Farrell, Pa., 22261 Vernon, Evelyn, Bus., 114 Rockview, 76351 Viczay, Steve W., 3, Soc. Sci., 140 Cullinan, Masury, 75712 Viets, Edwin, 302 E. Lincoln. Lisbon,643 Viggiano, Rocco P., 1, 107 W. Lawrence. New Castle, Pa., 7307M Villiott, Robert L., 4, Biol., 321 S. Truesdale, City, 43536 Vince, Philomena P., 3, El. Ed., 219 E. Goward, Girard, 55758 VfT1k1f9I', Paul P., 3, Mech. Engr., 540 Mable, City, 62802 Vitelli, Joseph M., 1, 1519 Albert, City, 42922 Vitucci, Dahlia J., 3, Music, 1717 Clay, City, 71650 Vitullo, Eunice M., 4, Ed., 6904 Glenwood, City Vitullo, Robert I., 1, Bus. Adm., 2718 Meridian, City, 94562 Vocature. Iames S., 4, Bus. Adm., 240 W. Main. East Palestine, 3812 Vnlnhko, Hazel R., 1, Bus., 513 Deritt, Campbell, 55488 Volinchak, Michael R.: 3: Mdse., 1950 Roy, City, 99187 Volk, Thomas I., 3, Civ. Engr., 112 Harvard, City, 39053 Volkish, Michael F., 3, Chem., 613 Powersdale, City 36760 Volpini, Anthony L., 2, Pre-Law, 408 Ewing, City, 28682 Volsko, Nick E., 4, Acct., 2312 Oak Hill, City, 87844 Vonovick, Anne, Sci., 2082 Kiwatha, City, 86766 Vontorn, Edwin G., 1, Bus. Adm., 367 Potomac, City, 27742 Vorkapich, Theodore, 1, Ed., 70 Princess, Campbell Voyda, Anna Marie, 7 Sheridain, Sharon, Pa., 4234 Voytik, John R., 2, Elec. Engr., 429 Morton, Sharon, Pa. Voytilla, Ann Barbara, Bus., 23-12th, Campbell, 54346 24 Vranctch, Matthew D.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 623 Caledonia, City: 79858 Vrcss, Frank J.: 2: Mdse. 1120 Franklin: City: 72846 Vuich, Louis: 2: Pre-Law: 406 Union, Farrell, Pa.: 23514 Vukovic, Robert J.: 1: Chem.: 3233 Shirley, City: 26613 Vuksta, Joseph G.: 3: Ed.: 629 Salt Spring Rd., City:98835 Vulanich, Josephine C.: 3: Pre-Med.: 2446 Vestal Rd., City: 97886 Vuletich, Sam: PG: Edd 3614 Neilson, City: 84325 W Wade, Marilyn E.: 1: Bus.: 3612 Hillman, City: 22557 Whalen, Mark E.: PG: Ind. Engr.: 69 N. Truesdale, City: 43710 Whan, William R.: 4: El. Ed.: RD 1, Poland: 46-93451 Wheeler, Aura J.: 19 S. Mercer, Sharpsville, Pa. Whelan, Joseph A.: 1: Acct.: 1880 Charles, E. Cleveland: GL13l01 Whipkey, Kenneth L.: 1: Soc. Sci.: Cortland: Black 475 Whitaker, Marciabelle: Biol.: 75 Water, Poland: 52682 White, Albert N.: Bus.: 113 W.Boston, City: 26630 White, Andrew L.: Bus. Adm.: 812 W. Indianola, City: 25374 White, Donald A.: 1: Ed.: 609 Delaware, City: 60649 White, Jonathan E.: 1: Bus.: 333 E. North, New Castle, Pa.: l256M White, Katherine L.: PG: Ed.: 388 S. Main, Hubbard: 49852 White, Roosevelt: 1: Phys. Ed.: 976 W. Federal, Apt. 81, City: 45050 Wade, William W.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 25 Breaden, City: 24293 Waggener, Katheryn M.: 1: Comm. Art: 2292 Coral Sea, City: 86686 Wagqoner, Richard W.: 2: M.E.: 6733 Trenholm, City: 88086 Wagner, Charles R.: 2: Pre-Med.: 425 W. Earl, City: 28977 Wagner, Ethel M.: 4: Psych: 374 Boardman-Poland Rd., City: 44758 Wagner, Ralph C.: Law: 105 Fulton, Niles: 29181 Wagstrom, Raymond G.: 4: Math.: 2203 Glenwood, City: 84657 Wahlman, Robert L.: 2: Acct.: 1912 Oak Hill, City: 75150 Waite, Howard E.: 2: Elec. Engr.: 3834 Riblet, City: 97083 Waite, Robert A.: 1: Pre-Dent.: 1l64V2 Springdale, City: 61218 Wake, Robert B.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 5692 Glenwood Ext., City: 27935 Wakeman, Richard F.: 2: Law: 2225 Market, City: 22178 Walczak, Alex C.: 3: Engr.: 3 Morehead, New Castle, Pa.: 3l08R Waliga, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Michael P.: 1: Acct.: 682 Tenney, Campbell: 55822 Eugene J.: 1: Lib. Arts: 166 New York, City 76309 John E.: 3: Mech. Engr.: 503 Iowa, McDonald: 56228 Nathan N.: 1: Art: l038V2 Foster, City: 76956 Richard HL: 1: Bus. Adm.: 16 E. Liberty, Hubbard: 41587 Walker, Robert M.: 4: Hist.: 153V2 E. Avondale, City: 87346 Walker, Rodger W.: 4: Ed.: 171 Millet, City Walker, Milma M.: 1: Ed.: 317 Garfield, City: 74592 Walko, Paul R.: 4: Mdse.: 2916 Jean, City: 25260 Whitehill, Cassius F.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 632 Hillside, Franklin, Pa.: 14766 Whiteley, Russell M.: 1: Mdse.: 441 W. Marion, City Whiteside, Arthur W.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 103 Milton, City: 93157 Whitmore, Arthur J. Jr.: 3: Elec. Engr.: 210 W. Heights, City: 94438 Whitney, Fred E.: 2: Acct.: 3448 Rogers, Warren Whittaker, Robert L.: 3: Psych.: 52 Wirt, City: 62405 Whitten, Martha A.: 1: Chem.: 324 W. Glenaven, City: 82339 Whitten, Robert S.: 1: Acct.: 203 E. Scott, City: 73020 Whittenberger, Raymond P.: Bus.: 452 Joan Place, Girard: 58733 Wichert, Ray C.: 3: Mdse.: 428 E. lndianola, City: 25041 Wierman, Mary J.: 1: Bus.: 83 Saranac, City: 79781 Weisen, Robert S.: PG: Acct.: 92 Euclid, Sharon, Pa.: 27119 Wigfall, George W.: 3: Adv.: 20 Washington, Struthers: 52831 Wigfall, Lawrence E.: 4: Soc. Sci.: 20 W. Washington, Struthers: 52831 Wigton, Paul N.: 1: Clfnrop., Pymatuning, Linesville, Pa. Wi e, Robert F.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 2015 Nevada, Warren Wilburn. Quentin S.: PG: Bus. Adm.: 72 Wilson, Struthers: 56949 Wilder, Lewis S.: 4.: Bus. Adm.: 909 Rose, New Castle, Pa.: 232W Wile, John R. Jr.: 4: Mdse.: 44 Maple, City: 21779 Wilhide, Charles A.: 2: Ed.: 514 W. Evergreen, City: 81061 Wildeson, Minnie T.: 1: 2019 Lansdowne, City: 61196 William, Sam: 3: Acct.: Fairlawn, City: 22619 Wallace, Charles: 1: Engr.: 515 Dakota, Niles: 24613 Walsh, John D.: 3: Pre-Law: 955 S. Irvine, Sharon, Pa.: 87659 Walsh, Jorn L.: 2: Mdse.: 223 Court, City: 42358 Walsh, John T.: 4: Hist.: 3610 Hudson, City: 21977 Walsh, Martin P.: 2: Adv.: 479 Alameda, City: 36560 Walsh, William E.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 223 Court, City: 42358 Walter, John G.: 1: Pre-Dent.: 720 Goltview, City: 83193 5 Walters, Henry P.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 341 W. Ravenwood, City: 27206 Walters, Robert D.: 4: Mech. Engr.: 4192 Kirk Rd., Canfield: 94533 Walters, Ruth: PG: 605V2 Market, City: 76866 Walters, Thomas M.: 1: Acct.: Box 70, Leavittsburg: 93423 Wanamaker, James C.: 3: Acct.: 71 E. Earl, City: 22559 Wanecek, Raymond A.: Bus. Adm.: 50 Livingston, City: 65658 Wankowicz, Theodore: 4: Adv.: 3050 Wilson, Campbell: 54734 Wanzo, Melvin F.: 3: Mus. Ed.: 733 Tod SW, Warren: 34239 Ward, John S.: 2: Bus. Adm.: Columbiana Ward, Robert H.: 2: Chem. Engr.: 351 Cohassett, City: 60490 Warden, Arthur E.: 4: Bus. Adm.: 1926 South Heights, City: 26031 Wardle, Ambrose: Bus. Adm.: 3071 Kiwatha, City: 27421 Ware, Robert L.: 1: Bus.: 928 Liberty, Salem: 3780 Wareham, Richard J.: 1: Bus. Adm.: 315 Prospect, Sharon, Pa.: 27133 Warner, Bob A: 1: Gen. Bus.: RD 1, Petersburg: N. Lima, 93496 Warner, Joseph R.: 3: Mdse.: 25 Breaden, City: 70266 Washington, Regina V.: PG: Music: 819V2 Himrod, City: 70880 Waters, Edward J.: 1: Art: 1047 Bernard, City: 32773 Waters, Thomas L.: Engr.: Lanesboro, Pa.: 27R2 Wilbur C.: 2: Acct.: 125 Hamilton, City: 59180 Watkins, Carolyn R.: 1: Med. Tech.: 17821 Ogoeh, Warren: 28208 Watkins, John P.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 401 Fairmount, Warren: 28358 Watkins, Muriel A.: PG: Phil.: 10209 Way, Cleveland: BR17880 Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Mildred M.: 3: El. Ed.: 303 E. Prospect, Girard: 59172 Paul A.: 1: Acct.: 438 Porter NE, Warren: 27786 Robert, 3: Bus. Adm.: 3023 Glenwood, City: 20961 Robert F.: 3: Pre-Law: 7864 Hitchcock Rd.: City: 84028 William W.: 4: Mdse.: 2106 Kent, New Brighton, Pa.: 2384W Wayne, Jesse L.: 1: Sci.: 714 Beechwood, Farrell, Pa.: 21524 Wear, Ruth A.: 3: Phys. Ed.: 207 E. Broadway, Girard: 55858 Weaver, Charles R.: 1: Art Ed.: 245 Belvedere, 'Warren: 33356 Weaver, Melvin E.: 1: Gen. Bus.: 1103 S. Canfield-Niles Rd., City: 97231 Weaver, Sally Lou: Bus.: 41 'Crumlin Ave., Girard: 56330 Weaver, William A.: 2: Acct.: 42 W. Heights, City: 95641 Webber, Alan R.: 3: Bus.: 301 W. Washington, Lisbon: 3200 Webster, James B.: 3: Civ. Engr.: 270 E. Ravenwood, City: 25002 Webster, Robert W.: 3: Econ.: 122 E. Avondale, City: 83536 Weekly , Keith L.: 1: Acct.: 164 N. Maryland, City: 97657 Weese, Jane C.: Bus.: 71 Poland Manor: Poland: 55929 Williams, Alex: 2: Chem.: 214 Belmont, City: 66296 Williams, Ben J.: PG: Ed.: 1631 Hillman, City: 35243 Williams, Conehita M.: 1: Med. Tech.: 25 N. Prospect, City: 76119 Williams, David C.: 4: Acct.: 4329 Helena, City: 22808 Williams, Dolores E.: 3: Phys. Ed.: North Jackson: 5721 Williams, Earlene L.: 3: Ed.: 314 N. Watt, City: 32208 Williams, Williams, Williams, Edward J.: 2: Bus. Adm.: Hazen Rd. Sharpsville, Pa.: 6102 Eva: El. Ed.: Warren: 43471 Gene: 1: Art: 5503 Warren, Niles: 24003 Williams, George: 3: Adv.: 3820 Mahoning, City: 95877 Williams, George E.: 2: Pre-Pharm.: 131 Sayers, Niles: 22735 Williams, Gerald L.: 3: Adv.: MC 28, Niles Rd., Warren: 40520 Williams, Glenn L.: 4: Psych.: 579 W. State, Sharon, Pa.: 33579 Williams, Harry W.: 1: Engr.: 1954 Everett, City: 28254 Williams, Herbert C.: 1: Ed.: 4329 Helena, City: 22808 Williams, James O.: 3: Acct.: 167 Lauderdale, City: 40718 Williams, John D.: 2: Acct.: 1526 Hazelwood, Warren: 29439 Williams, Williams, Williams, Kenneth R.: 1: Psych.: 133 Arlington, Niles: 28764 Norman E.: 3: Pre-Med.: 379 Homewood, Warren: 23931 Paul J.: 4: Adv.: 2005 Glenwood, City: 81087 Williams, Reese C.: 1: Ed.: 2010 Hillman, City: 84623 Williams, Richard D.: 2: Ed.: 217 Youngstown Rd.: Lowellville: 666893 Williams, Robert L.: 1: 866 Tod, City: 47302 Williams, Robert L.: 2: El. Ed.: 37 Mercer, Wheatland, Pa.: 6736 Williams, Robert R.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 133 Wayne, City: 47807 Williams, Robert T.: 2: Law: 3103 Glenwood, City: 28440 Williams, Roy A. Jr.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 305 Glenaven, City: 81060 Williams, William C.: 2: Elec. Engr.: W. LaC1ede, City: 23255 Williams, William H.: 2: Mdse.: RFD 1, Brookfield: 82276 Williams, William P.: 1: Pre-Dent.: RD 1, W. Liberty, McDonald: 58194 Williams, W. 'l'homas: 4128 Euclid, City: 24553 Williams, William T.: 3: Bus. Adm.: 536 E. Kline, Girard: 56461 Wills, Thomas L.: 4: Mdse.: 540 Almyra, City: 86313 Wilson Wilson Wilson 1 Anna M.: 3: Ed.: 228 E. Wilson, Girard: 56261 Carol L.: Bus.: 166 Orchard, New Wilmington, Pa.: 3103 Dave: 1: Phys. Ed.: 71 Manchester, City: 96331 Wilson, Freddie W.: 2: Music: 18 Madison, Campbell: 59123 Wilson Herbert: 3: Bus. Org.: 633 Robbins, Niles: 27922 Wilson Isabel: 3: Art: 640 Bryson, City: 42804 Wilson John R.: 2: Mech. Engr.: 218 E. 87th, Salem: 3140 Wilson, Joseph L.: 3: Soc. Sci., Engl.: 220 N. Lane, City: 60473 Wilson, Randall V.: 4: Phys. Ed.: 1032 Devon, City: 60405 Wilson, William A.: 2: Civ. 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Heights, City: 72745 Wittenauer, Carl A.: 4: Acct.: 17 First, Hubbard: 41406 Wittenauer, Donald A.: 1: Mdse.: RD 2, Hubbard: 44094 Wittenauer, Frank S.: 3: Acct.: 464 Ferndale, City: 29441 Wittow, Fred: 1: Bus. Adm.: 705 Broadway, -City: 31389 Woitowicz, Rudolph A.: 2: El. Ed.: 102 Dewitt, Campbell: 58529 Wolanin, Anne M.: 2: Bus. Adm.: 848 Spearman, Sharon, Pa.: 25039 Wolanin, Bertha A.: 1: Engl.: 846 Spearman, Sharon, Pa.: 25039 Wolanski, Edward C.: Elec. Engr.: RD 5, New Castle, Pa.: 804713 Wolie, Wendels Welsh, Jean H.: 2: Nursing: Center Rd., Poland: 56149 Welsh, Jerry: 1: Phys. Ed.: 617 Elm, City: 74244 Welsh, John H.: 2: Engl.: 1142 Ford, City: 70371 Welsh, J oseph E.: 3: PreAMed.: 617 Elm, City: 74244 Welsh, M. Patricia: 617 Elm, City: 74244 Welsh, Martha M.: Bus.: 836 Detroit, City: 25541 Welsh, Mary L.: Bus.: 34 Thornton, City: 74450 Welsh, Roslyn M.: 1: Art: 157 Roslyn, City: 34585 Welsh, William J.: 4: Elec. Engr.: 373 E. Ravenwood, City: 23274 ky, Joseph A.: 1: Mech. Engr.: RD 1, Salem Wolansky, Max: 3: Bus. Adm.: 580 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa.: 21947 Wolfcale, Arthur D. Jr.: 3: Soc. Sci.: 55 S. Osborne, City: 95660 Wolfcale, Mary P.: 4: El. Ed.: 312 W., Midlothian, City: 24817 Jere F.: 2: Ed.: 210 Main, Poland: 52935 Wenzel, Martin L.: 2: Metal. Engr.: 13514 Sherry, Cleveland Wenzen, Marjorie B.: 4: El. Ed.: RD 1, Brookfield: Warren 83294 Werner, Mary T.: Bus.: 871 Alameda. City: 47420 Westerbeck, Arleigh R. O.: 1: Mus. Ed.: 54 Walnut, Struthers: 57172 Westerman, Richard D.: 1: Pre-Med.: 6621 Glenwood, City: 26259 Weyer, Donald E.: 3: Chem. Engr.: 508 Main, Poland: 52587 244 Wolford, James C.: 1: Elec. Engr.: 37 Hanley, City: 33995 Woloschak, John Jr.: 1: Engl.: 1955 Burbank, City: 97763 Wolter, Carl M. Jr.: 3: Mdse.: 50 Orchard, Hubbard: 46911 Wonsetler, David D.: 1: Ed.: 810 Hillman. City: 41945 Wonsetler, Wallace V.: 2: Engl.: 1810 Hillman, City: 41945 Wood, George E.: 4: Bus. 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Kline, Girard: 56823 Yurchek, Ioseph I.: 3: Art: 519 Belgrade, Girard: 55786 Yurchison, Michael: 2: Law: RD 1, Lowellville Yurchison, Stanley: 1: Music: 233 E. Florida, City: 87908 Yurcho, Ioseph: 3: El. Ed.: 532 Seventh, Struthers: 55819 Yurko, Albert: 3: Soc. Sci.: 912 Wilson, Struthers: 55196 Z Zabel, Marian I.: Bus.: 834 W. Norwood, City: 43042 Zabel, Ruth E.: Engl.: 57 E. Boston, City: 22930 Zambrini, Prank I.: 2: Acct.: 2944 Northwood, City Zaprzalka, Eugene I.: 2: Bus.: Adm.: 440 E. Myrtle, City: 71776 Zarbaugh, Herbert D.: 2: Mdse.: 176 W. Delason, City: 74218 Zarzeski, Anthony I.: 4: Mdse.: 223 Lakewood, City: 73096 Zbiegien, Stanley I.: 4: Mech. Enqr.: RD 1, Princeton, New Castle, Zebrasky, Thomas R.: 4: Pre-Law: 425 Williamson, City: 36908 Zedick, Iohn: 2: Mdse.: 932 Marshall, New Castle, Pa.: 4678I Zervos, Mary E.: 2: El. Ed.: 204 E. Chalmers: 74242 Zeue, Victor H.: 3: Pre-Med.: 910 Ravine, City: 38708 Zidian, Charles I.: 1: Pre-Law: 133 Garland, City: 70047 Zidian, Ioseph M.: Bus. Adm.: 133 S. Garland, City: 70047 Ziegler, Iohn L.: 4: Psych.: 355 E. Iudson, City: 20641 Ziegler, Raymond G.: 1: Acct.: 4504 Lake Park, City: 83387 Zill, Anthony I.: 3: Mdse.: 56 E. Woodland, Niles: 28852 Zimmerman, Mary E.: 4: El. Ed.: Music: 738 Lincoln, Niles: 24585 Zimmerman, Samuel E.: 4: Biol.: 1497 Highland, Sharon, Pa.: 5433 Zipay, Alice M.: 3: Bus.: 1067 Cedar, Sharon, Pa.: 27108 Zipay, Milan I.: 1: Ed.: 1032 Beechwood, Farrell, Pa.: 21213 Zitriik, Iohn R.: 2: Bus.: 325 Forsythe, Girard: 55680 Zockle, Michael A.: 3: El. Ed.: 327 Devitt, Campbell: 56585 Zoldak, Andrew B.: 1: Acct.: 759 Fifth, Struthers: 56723 Zombar, Andrey: Lib. Arts: Harvey, MC 52, Warren: 49784 Zorn, Robert S.: 4: Psych.: 22 Euclid, Struthers: 53955 Zuccone, Dominic P. Ir.: 1: Lib. Arts: 175 W. 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