Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Main Building: A symbol of stability Regardless of how much tlie rest of the campus changes, Old Main remains an immobile factor. Where Main now stands once stood the John Wick man- sion. The mansion was complete with stained glass windows giving the original college home a cathedral- like air. As the home was once a cultural center alive with parties, balls and the .soft swish of bustles on wind- ing staircases, it was stated in the dedication of our present building that it was also to be an oasis of culture. As the palatial home fell to the axe-of-time, a new building took its place. It is hard to think of Main as new today. During a busy school day in which the student is forced to climb to the fourth floor for a class in a tower room, he is often prone to forget and fails to appreciate its heritage. In our future expansion plans. Main will remain stable as a symbol of the un- changing aspect of Youngstown University. In the many years ahead the parade of students and faculty members will not cease to flow through Main ' s cathedral-like doors. Each, who passes through will affect and be effected ' and so it is, Main stands tall and regal leaving its mark on all who know it.

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