Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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President DR. HOWARD IONES 16

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THE REVEREND GLENN W. HOLBROOK HENRY A. ROEMER Pastor Chairman of the Board Cathedral of Saint Columba The Sharon Steel Corporation FRED B- KING' TR- WILLIAM 1. SAMPSON. JR. Fred B. King Sons Company President WILLIAM F. MAAG, IR. The American Welding and Mcmufacturing Editor and Publisher C0mPCmY The Youngstown V1nd1cator CLARENCE It STROUSSI IR. I- LESTER MAUTHE The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Chairman oi the Board Company The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company LISLE A' SPENCER TOHN N' MCCANN The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the PhYsician United States President and Attorney The Home Savings and Loan Company THOMAS H. MURRAY The Heller-Murray Company President The Dollar Savings and Trust Company CHARLES G. WATSON Chairman of the Board WILLIAM B- POLLOCK H The Youngstown Welding and Engineering President Company The William B. Pollock Company RAYMOND I WEAN FRANKLIN B. POWERS president Manchester, Bennett, Powers and Ullman The Wear, Engineering Company MRS. FRANK PURNELL IAMES L. WICK IR. WM. HAIG RAMAGE Retired Valley Mould and Iron Corporation LAURIN D WOODWORTH CARL C- RIGSBY General Superintendent Genef U1 MUUU9'-if Youngstown District, United States Steel Packard Electric Division of General Motors Corp. Corporation THE TRUSTEES OF THE RAYEN SCHOOL IOHN W. FORD, President judge Mahoning County Common Pleas Court I. EUGENE BENNETT Manchester, Bennett, Powers and Ulhnccn WILLIAM F. MAAG, IR. Editor and Publisher The Youngstown Vindicator I. RUSSELL McKAY President and Attorney The Home Savings and Loan Company MRS. ALFRED E. REINMAN 15

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To the Senior Class. 1960 Your years at Youngstown University have been a period of absorption in your own immediate problems and personal search for knowledge with which to solve them. You are free now to put that learning to the test of experience. It is a test which offers adventure and the challenge of goals beyond those of personal success. In concern with day to day planning it is easy to lose perspective. Perhaps it is well to be reminded occasionally of Alfred North Whitehead's statement that it is high aims which give ultimate meaning to life: only in conforming his individual purposes to ideals be- yond personal limitations can the wise man face his fate, master of his soul. n HOWARD W. IONES, President 17