Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1964 volume:

i I College is a strange place . . . . Sometimes It is a four-year fantasyland Composed of equal parts of Country Club Football field Fraternity house And drive-in theater . . . I And work . . ■ flPw HW ' IW ft ♦ r- ' ' ' k. i;«u i£ . . . Sometimes, It is a shelter . . . From the world where People work for a living, ... Or from the martial harshness Of the draft J Or from the other assorted Reahties That make up the world. . . . And sometimes, It is all of these. 16 But the strangest thing About college — Any college — Is that it is A place where you go Without thinking As a part of Your life ' s course Until one day Walking across the campus green Or cement You suddenly stop and ask Why am I here? The time it takes Each person To ask this question Varies . . . Some never ask it at all. And the answer Like the question Varies with the person Some never ask at all For a college is More Than the sum of its parts. ■ 2 5 fS H5 More Than the sandstone and brick The classes and exams . . . The gravel and stone . . . The parties and dances. College is the center of four years Or, perhaps, more Of life . . . Social Academic Intellectual. And it is a place where Men and Women Including that name in the yearboo Number in the Business Office Face in the crowd That is you, 23 Work toward some goal Whose existence is Hard to define But easy to sense. ... Or at least A college should Be this. The problem is That the hfe adjustment Aspects of a college Often become synonomous With non-academic. We often forget That the primary purpose Of a college or a university Is to educate . . . Sometimes, even In the classroom. 27 mp r J} - ' • ' ■ H m! f i vr -TT -- - :• ;• ' ' ji ,.. gjg la But we get through Somehow And the tests And term papers And lab reports Are sometimes forgotten On a spring afternoon Spent on a park bench Or in the snack bar Or an ordinary bar Or a dance A party A blast. 29 Then suddenly It ' s all over The four years are gone The campus is part Of our past. We look back at college In puzzlement And just wonder what it Was all about, And even with the wisdom Born of hindsight We are oftentimes Never quite sure. 31 34 Administration 36 Personalities 42 Organizations 68 Sports 122 Greeks 162 Seniors 204 Activities 270 Dr. Howard W. Jones, President Dr. Howard W. Jones, President of the Uni- versity, is a man whose duties revolve around the functions and problems of Youngsto vn Univer- sity in their every aspect— academic, social, and financial. His is a deciding voice in determining University policies concerning such things as ad- missions, graduation, and curriculinn. Especially as the proposed plans for campus redevelopment and expansion come closer to reality, President Jones finds himself forever in the position of making decisions and plans for construction and for attaining and allocating the necessary funds. But aside froin his many duties regarding the smooth and efficient functioning of the Univer- sity, President Jones occupies an important posi- tion as the official representative of Youngstown University. He is faithfully seen at most Uni- versity functions vhether at a formal dance or up front rooting for the Penguins. During his long association ■with the Univer- sity, President Jones has initiated its outstandng growth of both size and academic progress and is directly responsible for making YU the keystone of education in the Mahoning Valley. 36 Youngstown University Board of Trustees T a t t 1 fi 9 l flj 11 1 l h B 1 9 plp M iimjjjH Hi L. io i?. Front Row: Hugh W. Manchester, Carl Ullman, Chaimian, Chairman Charles Watson, President Jones, J. Rus- sell McKay, Arthur Jones Second Row: Thomas H. Murray, Laurin D. Woodworth, Walter Bender, Rev. Glenn Hold- brook, James L. Wick, Jr. Wm. B. Pollock II, Fred B. King, Jr., Perry Beatty. Administrative Deans Dr. Joseph E. Smith, Dean of the University As Dean of the University Dr. Joseph E. Smith is head of academic matters of all five schools at Youngstown University. In this capacity he admin- istrates University policies and coordinates the cur- riculum. The Dean serves as Chairman of the Board of Publications and is a member of the Student Faculty Finance Committee and the Faculty Senate. Dean Smith is also advisory assistant to the Presi- dent and to the Dean of the Department of Social Sciences. With all these duties he is still available to any student at any time for advice and guidance. Dean Smith ' s affability was recently attested to when he was voted Boss of the Year by the Youngs- town Secretarial Association. 38 John P. Gillespie, Dean of Men Dean John P. Gillespie serves as a key member of the Administration Staff. He often is a con- sultant for the President and Dean Smith, and as moderator for the Inter-Fraternity Council Dean Gillespie has an important voice in deter- mining University fraternity policies. He is also responsible for the discipline of all male students on campus. Youngstown University students can always find the Dean a helpful counselor in ap- plying for jobs and graduate schools. Dean Gillespie was appointed Dean of Men in 1955, and since then he has advised and helped a countless number of University students with a countless variety of problems. Edith G. Painter, Dean of Women The essence of Dean Edith Painter ' s position as Dean of Women is guidance. Every incoming freshman or transfer woman and every graduating senior is granted a personal interview with Dean Painter. In this way both co-eds and Dean be- come personally acquainted with each other and students feel more at ease in approaching the Dean with their probleins. In an official capacity Dean Painter serves as an advisor of the Pan-Hellenic Council, and it is she who must approve the calendar events of all student organizations. Mrs. Painter received her bachelor ' s degree for Tufts University and her M.A. from Columbia University. She became Dean of Women in 1961. 39 The spending of University finances is under the supervision of Mr. Calvin Pickard, Univer- sity Business Manager. In this capacity Mr. Pick- ard must keep track of all tuition payments and approve the purchasing of all University supplies for classrooms, offices and campus. Mr. Pickard has held the position of Business Manager since 1936. Mary B. Smith, Recorder Mary B. Smith in her position as Recorder finds that her duties revolve around the accurate recording of all academic activities of each and every student who has ever attended Youngsto vn University. This includes everything from re- cording grades for each semester and evaluating the records of candidates for graduation to evaluating transcripts from other schools and supervising the sending of transcripts from Youngstown University. Mrs. Smith received her A.B. degree from Hiram College and her M.A. degree from Ohio State University. Mr. Calvin Pickard, Business Manager Mr. Philip Buchanan, Registrar Mr. Philip Buchanan as Registrar of Youngs- town University reviews and evaluates all appli- cations for admission and interviews personally as many prospective students as possible in order to give them professional guidance in their deci- sions concerning their college careers. As the en- rollment in the University continues to increase ihis job becomes even more complicated and selective. Mr. Buchanan received his A.B. degree from Hiram College and his M.A. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He has been the Regis- trar since 1928. 40 Mr. George Jones, Head Librarian One of the means by which the quality of a university is determined is by the number of volumes in its library. Mainly due to the hard work and close supervision of Mr. George Jones, Head Librarian, Youngstown University is able to boast of a very fine library. Mary Ann Pope Dobrich, Testing Office William G. Nelson, Asst. Bus. Manager Mr. William G. Nelson assists Mr. Pickard in the Business Office in keeping accurate accounts of incoming and outgoing University finances. Mr. Nelson received his A.B. degree from Youngstown College, his M.Litt. and his Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. Every student who enters Youngstown Univer- sity must have taken the American College Test, and there are a variety of test required for ad- mission to the Education Department. The ad- ministration and recording of results of these and various other tests is supervised by Mary Ann Pope Dobrich of the Univerity Testing Office. Mrs. Dobrich received her bachelor ' s de- gree from Youngstown University and her M.Ed. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Since a university naturally becomes an in- tegral part of the community in which it is lo- cated, the citizens of this community are always interested in university activities. As Director of Public Relations, Miss Freda Flint keeps the public well informed qn all University activities. Miss Freda Flint, Public Relatiojis PERSONALITIES f 1 s • ' . f ' ■ ' ? ■ •- , --• iL % 1 i vi • 1 1 1 FX- Mary Ann Loncar, Sigma Sigma Sigma Homecoming Queen Madonna Grant, Alpha Omicron Pi Karen Mint, Beta Sigma Omicron Court Jacqueline Evans, Phi Mu Court Barbara Murray, Alpha Omicron Pi Andrea Susor, Sigma Sigma Sigma 46 Engineer ' s Sweetheart Patty Olenik, Beta Sigma Omicron Junior Prom Queen Kaaren Kasmer, Beta Sigma Omicron Winifred Krohn, Alpha Omicron Pi Court Court Nancy Dell ' Arco, Beta Sigma Omicron Joanne Betchunis, Phi Mu May Day Queen Rose Paini, Alpha Omicron Pi Paul Banoci, Student Council President-first semester Dennis Frattaroli, Student Council President-second semester Tom Laffey, Neon Editor Renna Mathieson, Neon Assistant Hugh Webb, Jambar Manag- Editor ing Editor Jack Tucker, Jambar Jtditor Daneen Julio, Sigma Sigma Sigma Jesse Hall, Theta Chi Paul Nugent, Delta Sigma Phi 54 Linda Hubbard, Senior Class Anna Mae Erdos, Senior Class Treasurer Secretary Thomas Ziemianski, Senior Class President John Porea, Senior Class Vice- President Martyn Grefsky, Interfratemity Council Pres- ident. Adele Mondora, Panhellenic President Eugene Vansuch, President Orthodox Christian Fellowship Lou Moliterno, President Newman Club Clyde Counts, Varsity Football Fred Jones, Varsity Basketball 58 Sandy Cartwright, P. R. Sponser Ron Daniels, President, N.A.A.C.P. Paulette Yaklich, P. R. Sponser I. F. C. Sweetheart Lorraine Santangelo, Sigma Sigma Sigma 60 Madonna Grant, Alpha Omicron Pi Court Ruth Yozwiak Military Ball Judy Helsel Karen liobbs L H «I ij r L H h Jean Kulcheski Military Ball Queen— Jan Chizmar Miss Popularity, Noreen Sozio, Tau Kappa Nu Connie Malito, Sigma Sigma Sigma 64 sSj Phyllis DeGennaro, Beta Sigma Omicron Maureen Lyden, Sigma Sigma Sigma Judy Funcheon Patty Olenik, Beta Sigma Omicron 65 Fraternity Sweethearts Edith Ann Miller, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Rosemary Donahue, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart Carole Hamilton, Thcta Chi Dream Girl Marcia Hura, Phi Sigma Kappa Sweet- heart 66 Pattilee Riordan, Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts Alberta Kurowski, Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Queen 67 68 ORGANIZATIONS 69 L to R—Row 1 B. Mihalcin (Treasurer), J. Porea (President) , J. Hromyko (V. President), J. Balentine (Rec. Sec ' y,), R. Strosser (Corr. Sec ' y), J. D. Charignon (Advisor). Row 2: R. Smith, H. Berlin, R. Keller, J. Vrabel, F. Olinger, B. Ferenchak, J. Schaade. Row 3: W. Konevel, J. Deffron, V. Frazzini, K. Harrison, T. Ambrose, T. Lenz, R. Gray. Row 4: R. Ortsey, G. Grodecki, D. Elosh, J. Kiggans, J. Gbser, T. Ziemiamski, D. Donatelli, T. DelSignore. The William Rayen School of Engineering has gained distinction across the country as an out- standing engineering educational center. The governing body of this school is the Dean ' s Coun- cil, an organization made up of representatives from each of the professional academic organiza- tions in the Engineering School. This group seeks to further the aims of the Rayen School, which are to impart special and technical knowledge based on a sound understanding of science. Dean ' s Council L to R: Row 1: B. Vincent, J. Leffingwell, J. Zetts, F. Clark (Advisor). Row 2: J. Kozak, J. Carnahan. Row 3: P. Lightner, E. Mooney. American Institute of Physics The American Institute of Physics is an organi- zation for the propagation and promulgation of physics and physicists. Those who are among its membership consider themselves true scientists, in a class alone with chemists and mathematicians, as opposed to problem-solving engineers. Fre- quently, however, the distinction is the finest of hair-splitting, for engineers often venture into the field of pure theory, just as scientists frequently step into the application and developmental fields of their specialties. Art Club L to R: Row 1: P. Goodman (Sec ' y), F. Copeland, D. Martin, M. E. Carney, B. Harnisher, S. Brecht, S. Miller, P. Dunmire, V. Herrick, A. Bright (President). Row 2: D. Falgiani (V. President), F. Pionati, S. Bodine (Treas- urer) , J. Lees, R. LaCivita, R. Galick, R. Burky, L. Byers, E. Moore, A. Howard, K. Siembida, R. Henandez, N. Weil, Professor J. Naberenzy (Advisor). What makes an artist? Is he a man in a smock with paint brush in hand and the gift of creation at his finger-tips? Is the artist a little old lady etch- ing quaint little people in New England scenes? Is the artist an angry young man with a beard and a pair of thongs? Or is the artist simply some- one more gifted at seeing the world around him? We don ' t really know! We do know, however, that for the student who someday hopes to be an artist or an art teacher there is a club. This is the Art Club. The club is designed to bring together the campus Grandma Moses, The Angry- Young- Man and the Al Capps. L to R: Row 1: E. Lyden, D. Dublino (Secretary), C. Miller, J. Flauto (President). Row 2: T. Huffman, D. Mc- Laughlin, C. Talley, O. Styn, L. Johnston. Row 3: G. Narad, D. Recklies (V. President), G. J. Dunnam. Row 4: J. Phillips (Treasurer), B. Gmiter. Drama Guild Youngstown University Theater ' s major pro- ductions for the 1963-64 season were Christopher Fry ' s Lady ' s Not For Burning , a battery of one- act plays, and Romeo and Juliet . The Theater ' s activities extend beyond the immediate campus. It is the Theater that directs the productions of the popular community Family Plays. Theater productions employ the talents of any student who has the time and interest. The talent needed to produce a play ranges through the categories of acting, set designing, set building, lighting and special effects. Alpha Psi Omega: Row 1: E. Lyden (Secretary) , J. Phillips (President) C. Miller. Row 2: J. Flauto, D. Richlies. Los Buenos Vecinos L to R, Row 1: K. Thorn (Secretary), D. Sweaney (V. President) , K. Cicchi (Treasurer) , S. Gourlas (President) . Row 2: L. Suarez, J. Rose, C. Rotlriguez, F. Prado. Row 3: E. Andres, H. Truta, M. Stief, W. Centrac, B. Shef- man, T. Johnson, C. T. Johnson. Roiu 4: R. Wiiinebold, A. Novotny, G. Tedde, R. Tedde, D. Chanpong. Row 5: R. Calabria, M. J. Garea, W. McCormick. The Spanish Club meets once a month at the Pollock House where its meetings are conducted entirely in Spanish. A book sale is sponsored once a semester by the club to raise funds to send a student to a foreign country. The club has its own Spanish Combo which entertains at the meet- ings. This year members put on a show of Afri- can-Spanish dancing at their Christmas party. The club ' s advisors are Mrs. Roy Mills and Doctor Alfonso Garcia. English Society L to R Rot ! J Kelty (Advisor), J. Genaro (President), P. Friedman (Secretary), E. Seffingwell. Row 2: J. Dewell, G. Stearns. The various countries of today are rapidly be- coining aware of the need for people of different lands to understand one another. The exchange student programs are increasing at a rapid rate every year. The International Student Associa- tion is Youngstown University ' s attempt to reap the benefits of learning about different world cul- tural programs from the students who are visiting our country. The association is open to all stu- dents. This association offers a varied and colorful program and could be called the University ' s best geography couise. There is always only a very small portion of any age gifted with the ability to write well and to appreciate what others have written well. Because there are very few in the group of people we lump together and call students who are blessed with a flare for the literary, the budding author and learning poet often feel the need to communicate with someone who understands. This is the func- tion of the English Society. L to R: Row 1: T. Suarez, P. Lewis (Secretary), Mrs. Sterenberg (Advisor) . Row 2: G. Antonio, C. Munguia, D. Chanpong (President) , Row 3: F. Prado (Treasurer) , F. Engelnn, A. Jandragholica. Roiu 4: A. Jandragholica, A. An- astasiades, A. Lee. Ron) 5: M. Panayides (Social), L. Suarez, M. Hazrati. Row 6: N. Rudhiraphongs, K. Markides (V. President) , C. Evans (Advisor) D. Kokkos. International Student Association Pershing Rifles L to R: Row 1: Captain Beckwith (Advisor), G. Patulea, S. Cartwright (Sponsor) R. Galus, Sargeant Carney. (Advisor) . Row 2: B. Clary, B. Patterson, C. Lawson, J. Walsh. Row 3: J. Cretella, T. Bruno, D. G. Scott, P. Asimakopoulos. Row -f: K. Evans, M. Bronder, D. Cooley, D. Wolf. Roiu 5: J. Allen, G. Handel, J. Raykovich, D. Pirko. Row 6: B. Plotner, P. Demko, J. L. Kivowitz, J. Homolya. Row 7: B. Hoover, B. Briguglio, R. Booth. With a click of the heel, the glamour of gold braid, the polish of military brass, and the flash of any military group the Youngstown University Pershing Rifles deserve a respectful salute from the University they represent. The intricate drill work of the Pershing Rifles has repeatedly brought praise from all who have viewed them. One of the most impressive demonstrations given by the unit is that drill given yearly at freshman orientation to introduce the new frosh to the various aspects of campus life. You don ' t just decide to join the PR. The new PR is a choosen member. Because the ariouD is a selective one it is a close one which takes great pride in its accomplishments. 76 L to R: Row 1: Sargeant J. Goodrum, R. Booher, J. A. Lucas, R. Gains, T. W. Davis, Major J. Ozaki. Row 2: K. Evans, G. Patulea, D. Breadling, K. Boyer. Row 3: T. M. Paczak, J. Sharlet, R. Hively, D. G. Scott. Row 4: J. T. Knight, I. Venger, R. Makarevich. National Scabbard Blade The National Society of Scabbard and Blade is the honorary military fraternity. Young men tapped by the Society have to have attained a three point in Military Science. Scabbard and Blade served as the sabor detail at Snowflake Frolic. The society ' s activities are not all military. This year they conducted a bake sale and military goods sales. The members look forward to the annual dinner dance and various parties held by the so- ciety. But most of all, the members of Scabbard and Blade will probably remember the days on the the drill field— Hey hup! . . . Hey hup! ... Ah to the right - - -HALT! L to R, Row 1: B. Thompson (Secretary), J. Rose, P. Durkin, B. Feher (Corresponding Sec ' y.), J. Rose (V. Pres- ident) , O. Styn, P. Schrecongost. Rou) 2: R. Itts, M. Gross, D. McCauley, I. Domokos. Row 3: R. Capots (Presi- dent) , T. D ' Amico (Treasurer), F. D ' Amico, G. Stratakis. Row 4: C. Neuman, M. Skovran. Missing: Edna McDonald (Advisor) . Social Science Club Wilma Brown Home Economics Club Social Science Club is one of the new organ- izations devoted to bringing together students with the same vocational interests. The club in- vites speakers to entertain and inform the mem- bership about ne v concepts in the field of Social Science. Although the club is primarily directed at those students who plan careers in Social Sci- ence, it also enters many phases of community life which are of general interest. The family is the basic unit. The person most responsible in today ' s society for making that unit a healthy happy one is the home-maker. Today ' s young home-maker has one of the most demanding and complex jobs in American society. She must be a cook, house-keeper, hostess, nurse, taxi-driver, lover and mother. The Home-Ec Club helps young vomen interested in this field to meet the challenge of these demands. Y. U. Math Club L to R, Row 1: L. W. Knauf (Advisor) , V. L. Knauf (Advisor), A. Collins, M. Cusano (Sec- retary) , M. Tesner, I. Wegner (V. President) , E. James, A. Pugliese. Row 2: V. Tesner (President) , S. Kozarich (Treasurer), R. France (Historian) , D. Leach, A. F. Clare, D. Beany, R. Nenkovich. Roiu 3: R. Havis, R. Swegan, A. Ronczka, J. Perrotti, T. Horbachew- sky, J. M. Glebhill. Missiiig: A. Ragosta. Mathematics is sometimes called the Queen of the sciences. Except, of course, by scientists. E ' en the most ardent chemist or physicist, how- ever, must ackno vledge that the basis of his, or of any science, lies in mathematics, the orderly representation and reflection of the universe as a set of symbols defining quantity, size, number. Mathematics goes beyond the symbols which are its tools into the manipulation of numbers to describe the world they represent. Representation, manipulation, speculation are keynotes of the Math Club. L tu R: Roiv 1: D. Ives (Advisor), F. Cohen (V. President), A. Higel, D. Cool (President), K. Fry, (Treasurer). Row 2: T. Grimm, F. Pizzulo, M. Mamrack, J. Funcheon. Missing: P. Gilbert (Secretary), B. Simko (Historian) . Classical Society Did someone say that Latin was a dead lan- guage? One wouldn ' t think so if they had ever attended one of the Classical Society ' s functions. The society is composed of those students who are interested in Greek and Latin. Pollock House once a month houses the members as they view slides of some of the ancient art work of early Rome and Greece. The society also enjoys reading Latin coinedies. Miss Nancy Lee Block, a Full- bright Student, entertained the group one evening with stories about her studies in Italy. The Clas- sical Society presents an award to the outstanding Latin student each Honors Day. Although the Society is basically interested in Latin Studies, parties are also in order. Dr. and Mrs. Ives have repeatedly opened their home to the group for their parties. L to R: Roiv 1: J. DeCarlo (Treasurer), J. Rose (Publicity) , M. A. Bianco (Social), S. Sorbo (President), J. Srnec (V. President), J. Boles (Sports Board Chairman) , J. Brambla (Secretary). Roio 2: G. Floding, M. Nogel, D. Pitts, E. Lozon, B. Simko, M. K. Smathers, S. Anderion, P. Coney, M. Roselle, A. Poole, V. Reid. Row 3: C. Pixley, I. Mastoris. Missing: M. E. Tuscano, K. Kendall, B. Fisher, S. HufFautt, C. Logan, M. Stanislau, J. Carrie, B. Loos, E. Riley. There is more and more emphasis placed on the merits of being physically fit. The Women ' s Recreation Association is an organization con- cerned with providing an opportunity for the University women to participate together in var- ious sports. The participation may be extensive or liinited depending on the desires of the women in- volved. The Association has a wide range of ac- tivities. This range reaches to highly competitive- sports like basketball and softball through the very femine forms of dance. Each year there is a series of sports meets with other colleges in the area. This is one of the most pleasant features of the Association activities. The Women ' s Recrea- tion Association trys to promote a program of interest to all. Women ' s Recreation Association - -- 1 p f f L to R: Roil) 1: M. Colona, K. O ' Rielly, N. Driscoll, V. Zarlengo, J. James. Row 2: J. Roby (Secretai7), R. Zeno (President) , G. Economous (Treasurer), B. Wieland (Y- President). Roiu 3: M. Browne (Advisor), L. Da- vis, G. Merlin, J. Hite, R. Wincek, W. S. Flad (Advisor). Row -t: R. Milkush, J. Mcintosh, R. Hendricks, R. Manna, G. Farragher, J. McCarron, R. Evans, iM. Lowrv. B. Scott, T. Neubauer, G. Schiattarella, V. Zerilla. Row 5: C. Miller, J. Kreshon, D. Evans, W. Katnik, W. DiCiero, D. Mulligan, M. Mahan, J. Trimble. Missing: N. Osika, W. Hanks (Advisor), H. Crognali, T. Fratolli. Alpha Mu The Madison Avenue image of the adver tis- ing executive has become all too familiar of late through the works of Vance Packard and the a- droit satires of Stan Fredberg. Belonging to Alpha Mu, the honorary advertising fraternity, involves, however, a little inore than owning a grey flannel suit and a fast tongue well greased with the latest cliches. Under the direction of Prof. William Flad, the organization has become the hallmark of scholastic success for those seriously interested in advertising as a profession. The high standards of the fraternity make membership in Alpha Mu the most coveted honor among advertising, mer- chandising, and public relations majors. L to R: Roiu 1: R. Strousser (President). Row 2: J. Preksta (Historian) , J. Colangelo. Roiv 3: Dr. Frank A. D ' Isa (Advisor), R. McMahan, M. Repasky, S. Conrad. Row 4: D. Gorgei, G. Gro- decki, M. Kacher, B. Ferenchak, W. Hartman. Roiu 5: J. Geiger, G. Poldeman, J. Erickson, V. Fraz- zini, E. Russell. Sigma Taus Unlike the professional societies of the William Rayen School of Engineering, Sigma Tau does not dra v its members exclusively from one specific branch of engineering. Membership in the honor- ary engineering fraternity is open to honor stu- dents in all fields. Prime qualification, of course, is a 3.0 accumulative average or better in engi- neering. This restriction places a premium on membership in Sigma Tau. Alpha Tau Gamma Alpha Tau Gamma, the honorary accounting fraternity, represents the cream of the crop among accounting majors. It not only serves as a mark of distinction in the accounting profession, but also provides its members vith a social sched- ule including accounting breakfasts and t vo din- ner dances. Alpha Tau Gamma is also the source of accounting lab instructors at the University. L to R: Row 1: R.Volpe (President), L. Ryan (V. President), P. Squillo (Secretary), F. Verterano (Treasurer), Dean Miller (Advisor), M. Evans (Advisor). Row 2: R. Leet, W. Golba, R. Seifrick, K. Markides, R. Campbell. Row 3: J. Lauffer, M. Zupko, N. Gilida, R. Lisko, S. Klein, B. Slanina. L to R: Row 1: G. Sevacho, J. Little, J. Little (Chairman), P. Menegoo. Roxu 2: G. Simonsic, L. Falgiani, C. Bridgham (Advisor). Row 3: G. Kiser, W. Bulger. Roxv -t: J. Criscione, K. Tillinger, T. Cernock (Secretary). Roiu 5: R. Lovas (Treasurer), N. Mravich (Historian). Row 6: H. Paulin, J. Schrode. Row 7: L. Centofanti, R. Summers (V. Chairman). Row S: W. Carl, D. Kokkos. American Chemical Society Have you ever wondered where the mad little chemist who appears on 5 o ' clock Showtime had his beginning? If you should trace his origin, you would probably find he sprang full-grown from the mind of a mad little T.V. director. The chemist of today is a man very much in tune with the - vorld around him. The Youngstown Chapter of the American Chemical Society realizes the role that tomorrow ' s chemist must play in a jet age. For this reason, the Society was founded to answer the students questions about the chemical profes- sion. 84 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers L to R: Row 1: Professor Simon (Advisor), J. Schaade (Con-esponding Secretary), R. Robek (Secretary), R. Mc- Mahan (Treasurer), G. Grodecki (Chairman), Dr. Rickley (Councilor). Row 2: B. Pesa, B. Wawrak, M. Sabal, G. Poldeman. Row 3: N. Awad, C. Ritchie, J. Preksta, R. Ciminero. Row 4: J. Palma, R. Bulmar, B. Thomas, T. Lang. Row 5: D. Elosh, R. Stahara, R. Roper, B. Cliffe. Cathode-ray oscilloscope, signal generators, au- dio oscillators, vacuum-tube voltmeters may not be terms that the average Joe Colleges would have in his vocabulary. The American Institute of Electrical Engineers is an organization designed to bring together those young men interested in fields which use these terms with the ease of a polished professional. The A. E. E. I. helps the learning engineer to correlate the theories of elec-- trical engineering with the actual practices. So when you pass a table in the cafeteria and hear inductors, resistors, condensers, transformers and percision meters as the topic of discussion its pret- ty safe bet that it ' s an electrical engineer eating his lunch there. 85 1 i t ' «  i? L «o i?; i?ow J: J. Geiger, W. Koneval, M. Repasky, B. Mihalcin, Dr. T. Fok (Advisor), W. Humble, P. Olinik (Secretary). Row 2: Mr. N. Paraska (Faculty), Dr. J. N. Cernica (Faculty) R. Butch, M. Mondora, U. Seyrekoglu. Roiv 3: E. Winslow, H. Paraska, N. Miller, D. Prox, D. Badger. Roiv 7; W. Connor, S. Conrad, J. Porea, R. DiRienzo, J. McFarland. Row 5: B. Bobanic, J. Carris, F. Michael, J. Erickson, G. Halstead, B. Bees. Row 6: Mr. J. Ritter (Faculty), M. M. Solomon (Faculty). I am concerned that bridges be constructed properly. I pour concrete just the right thickness. I solve long intricate math problems. I will some- day design huge highways. I am a civil engineer. Color me intelligent. The coloring book routine may be a gag but the degree of intelligence, time, hard work and study that it takes to be a really good civil engineer is certainly no joke. The stu- dent working in Rayen Engineering Building realizes there is no joke to the job he will do in the future and the preparation he inust make. The American Society of Civil Engineers is de- voted to bring together the young men who will manage to meet the requirements of the Civil Engineering field. American Society of Civil Engineers L to R: Row 1: B. Strousser, J. Colangelo. Row 2: H. Kacher, J. Snyder, J. Riley, Mr. R. Sorokech (Advisor). Roiu 3: M. Woliga, B. Fredrick, L. McDonogh, S. Fok, D. Gorgei. Row 4: B. Ferenchak, M. Gladd, V. Frazzini, T. Banjo, T. Ziemanski. Row 5: J. Migletz, D. Gintert, J. Gbur, W. Hart- man, E. Russell, P. Wolfinger. Mechanical Engineers Have you ever wondered what that queer ap- pendage at the end of a mechanical engineer ' s arm was? After extensive research the Neon staff has discovered this is not a birth defect but instead a slide rule. It seems every good engineer feels naked without one. This will begin to give the non- engineering student an idea of the kind of accura- cy and precision needed to become an engineer. American Society of Metals The American Society of Metals is an organiza- tion of University students interested in the man- ufacturing and production of metals. The student group is an outgrowth of the parent society known as the Mahoning Valley American Society of Me- tals. The society enables the young engineers to view and discuss the processes and problems that are studied in the metals theory classes. L to R: Row 1: M. Maligas, R. Gray (Treasurer), B. Muhleman (V. President), R. Ortsey (President). Row 2: F. J. Mozina, J. Davelli, R. Long, Professor Fisher (Advisor). Row 3: J. Spanitz, J. Owens, T. Korbai. Row 4: J. Bowshot, G. Ross, E. Wohlert. io R Row I: M. Amodeo, P. Squillo, R. Leet, P. Nolon, S. Cash, P. Spigler, Miss A. Wolanin, T. Marcus. Roiv 2: K. Markides, B. Slanina, B. Weinschenk, D. White (Treasurer), R. McKissick (Secretary), C. Shira (President), Ted Terlecky. Row 3: R. Mooney, D. Ghilani, G. Dean (V. President), D. Hanlon, G. Montag, J. Yukica. Economics Student Association Economics is Truth . . . sometimes, may seem a paradoxical statement, but it has at times been asserted that ten economists asked the same ques- tion will come up with eleven different answers. Economics walks that popular fence between art and science. Sometimes it falls into one cata- gory, with pure theory that speaks only in general- ities, and sometimes it falls into the other, when it pinpoints with exactness the behavior of an economy. The Economics Club provides a forum where those eleven different answers are frequent- ly discussed and debated. L to R: Row 1: Officers: B. Reed (President), D. C hristophcr ley (Secretary). (V. President), D. Penniman (Treasurer), K. Stan- Future Secretaries of America Although Ford Hall is rather isolated from the center of campus life, the young women who at- tend classes there are very much in the stream of activity at the University. Ford Hall is the home of YU ' s gal Fridays. Although the director of the secretarial school stated that there are no courses taught in track for out rtuming the boss or Judo for out wrestling the boss, he assured us that YU secretarial graduate is very capable in all fields of office work. Maybe part of the efficiency of Youngstown ' s secretarial graduates is due to the fact that they are able to communicate and profit from one another through associations like the Future Secretaries of America. 89 L. to R. Row 1: Carol Pochiro, Lucy Dobozy, Katharine Sefcik Nancy Kubine, Julia Homsey, Roic 2: Janet Smart, Suz- anne Bodine, Helen Ursetta, Ann Mihalko, Row 3: Denise Bartholomew, Patricia Bobovecz, Margaret Sweeney, Mary Wood, Row 4: Doris Olynyk, Betty Vesco, Alice Shipman, Francis Garcia (President), Bertha Martin, Row 5: Myrtle Walter, Samuel Lorce, Fred DiLullo, Marilyn Naumoff, Dr. Wm. A. Shipman, Jean Rowley, Jean Maher. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is a rather unique organization: an honorary society rewarding academic achieve- ment in a school that requires academic acheve- ments above the normal just to gain adinission. Kappa Delta Pi is the honorary society in the School of Education, and, like the School, selects its members only from upper classmen and grad- uate students. Members are drawn from those whose grades place them in the upper quintile of the University; therefore membership in the society honors high achievement among those who have already proven their ability. Ohio Society of Professional Engineers L to R, Row 1: R. Keller, A. Lytle, B. Strousser, M. Repasky, B. Fredrick, J. Davelli, E. Winslow, H. Kacher, M. Waliga. Row 2: B. Koneval, M. Gladd, J. Banjo, R. Mazur, T. Ziemanski, R. Smith. Row 3: T. Lenz, J. Snyder, F. Boal. Mr. N. Paraska (Advisor). Row -f: E. Russell, D. Gintert, L. Cichoski, B. Bees. Row 5: W. Barth, J. Erickson, J. Gbur, P. Wiggers, J. Geiger. Row 6: J. Daffron. Among the most highly respected of the honor- ary societies on our campus is the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers. One wonders at the term professional in the title, since amateur engineers are not as common today as they once were, but if any organization is entitled to the use of this cognomen, the O.S.P.E. is that organ- ization. This group serves not only as an honorary society in the Engineering School, but also as a forum for the disctission of events relating to Engineering as a profession. The O.S.P.E. fills both roles admirably (or should we say pro- fessionally? ). L to R: Roiu 1 : R. Costa (Advisor), D. Brown (Treasurer), W. Burick (President), P. Bova (V. President), M. Menaldi (Secretary). Row 2: M. Paschke, D. Hirabayashi (Advisor). Row 3: J. Jovenall, P. Mitchell, D. Brainard. Roiu 4: A. Zalovick, P. Kerr, J. Wilson, S. Preston. Row 5: D. McDonagh, G. Sevachko. Row 6: I. Worley, L. Flask. Row 7: R. Patrick, R. Arnott. Row S: V. Garcia, J. DeSalvo. Omicron Lambda Omicron Lambda is the University ' s honorary biology fraternity. One of the highlights of the year was the field trip the members took to Cleve- land ' s division of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The fraternity also visited Woodside Receiving Hospital. It was Omicron Lambda that sponsored a dinner in honor of the late Dr. Clair Worley, former head of the Biology Department. Omicron Lambda, although directed primarily to those who have achieved academic excellence in biology, is also concerned with social interests as is apparent to anyone who has attended their annual Christmas party and picnic. 92 L to R: Roxc 1: N. Vasoruc, D. Nozay, L. Weisberg, D. Behner. Roiu 2: D. Reese, J. Hall, R. Makarevich (Treasurer), H. E. Glenn (V. President), Mr. Carson (Advisor), T. Ferrara (President), Mr. Podall (Advisor), J. Carson. Row 3: D. McCalla, G. Beck, D. McCallister, T. Cayavec, J. Betts, G. Snyder, P. Kerr, J. Tanner, J. Turner, G. Natale, G. Frentzos. Men ' s Health and Physical Education Majors Although none of the University ' s physical edu- cation majors have been ask to pose for a Charles Atlas advertisement, their accomplishments in the field of athletics are worth noting. The day of the brainless brute is certainly over. Today ' s student interested in teaching or coaching has to complete a rugged program of academic study and physical fitness. The Men ' s Health and Physical Education Club provides an opportunity for the student to participate in the various sports he studies. The club provides an atmosphere of friendly competitiveness. 93 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia L to R, Row 1: W. Haak (President), M. Elias (V. President), J. Lapinski (Secretary), R. Thompson (Treas- urer) , M. J. Wisler (Advisor). Row 2: W. Pfund, N. Colonora, R. Toth, J. Campbell, J. Lapinski, W. Justice, R. Gordon. Row 3: J. Antell, J. Thellman, J. Susinko, J. Wester, A. Caldrove, G. Pavlicivic, D. Patti, R. McKay. Row -t: R. Rehver, G. Martin, L. Haught, G. Bannon, R. Paterniti, D. Hill, D. Yeazer, J. Sinz. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is the men ' s honorary fraternity of the Dana School of Music. The Delta Eta chapter here at Youngsto ' tvn Uni ' ersity has always been a valuable addition to our campus, for it is a close-knit grotip in a close-knit school. More than any other, the music major senses out- of-place personality as he senses, almost without thinking, the discordant note in a chord structure or the out-of-tune instruction in an orchestra. The brothers of Phi Mu Alpha provide an exam- ple of teamwork as refreshing as the music they produce. The organization has a well rounded slate of activities, embracing the social, cultural, and educational aspects of college life. Phi Mu Alpha membership is an asset to music majors. 94 L to R, Row 1: N. Biller (Corresponding Secretary) , S. Challstrom (President) . Roiv 2: S. A. Crispy (Recording Secretary) , J. Thellman (Editor) , B. Horm (Treasurer), J. Szepietowski. Row 3: K. Wakefield (Sergeant at Arms) , R. Lewis (Chaplain) , J. Bergen (Vice President) . The Dana School of Music is one of the closest knit schools on campus for the harmony of work- ing together seems to appeal to music majors even more than to others. Sigma Alpha Iota, rep- resented on the YU campus by the Alpha Nu chapter, is the professional women ' s fraternity of the Dana School. Its membership personifies the spirit of cooperation that pervades the Dana School as they work together to further the careers of each member of the fraternity. Sigma Alpha Iota f m SS SM i« '  1 { 1 1 _? i P P ' K 1 Ldfe i ■ ' - ■■ ' •W i: p- -Ml T • ' Mi B ft| Rr- ■ ' • ' 4 ■■ - ' -t fl ' f, M Mfc t- ,..A aMBii - yus i i m f ' , ' ■;4 Student Educational Association The School of Education is one of Youngstown University ' s largest schools. This is not only en- couraging, considering the need for teachers, but also surprising, for the Education School draws its members primarily froin upper classmen. Of primary importance in the Education School is the Student Edtication Association, a society of students planning to work as educators after graduation. S. E. A. helps its members prepare for their vital and rewarding future. L to R, Row 1: J. Olson (Treasurer), M. Marsco (Rec. Secretary) , J. Scott (1st V. President) , P. Sassone (Presi- dent) , R. Saklasky (2nd V. President) , A. Calipetis (Corresponding Secretary) , C. Krasowski (Regional News Letter Editor) . Roiu 2: E. Skruck (Historian) , Mr. C. A. Christopher (Advisor) . L to R: Row 1: C. Pepperney (Secretary-Treasurer), J. Grimes, M. Ruth (President), H. Martini. E. Mahoney, C. A. Psaacs (V. President). J. Zbell, P. Dixon, Y. U. Nurse ' s Association The Youngstown University Nurse ' s Associa- tion is one of the newest organizations on campus. The university women engaged in studies which will culminate in their becoming a registered nurse have never had a standardized curriculum. Because there is no curriculum that strictly pre- tains to nursing the new student often feels that she is not an integral part of the university. It has been the goal of the Youngstown University Nurse ' s Association to establish a program of stu- dy for these students. The Association hopes that in the near future this goal will be realized. Y. U. Society of Chemical Engineers L to R: Roiu 1: J. Kiggans (President), I. Venger (Treasurer), F. Rukovena (V. President). Row 2: P. C. Lugin- bell (Advisor), J. Tkach, S. Knis, T. Chrobak (Advisor). Row 3: R. K. Thomas. Row 4: J. Lightner, T. Pilarcik, J. Gebbia. Row 5: R. Lombardo, R. T. Letchford. Germany is not the only production center for mad chemists. Youngstown University has a pa- tent on their own special brand of chemist. He is the kind of guy who will devise a fuel for tomor- row ' s rockets, create a new and stronger steel and maybe even find a new formula for Gold that will yield a boom for underdeveloped economies. Re- gardless of the ultimate field the chemical engi- neer goes into, as a student, he finds the course of study difficult and demanding. The YU Society of Chemical Engineers brings these students togeth- er. And just for the record, a man who can earn $10,000 per year certainly isn ' t mad. L to R: Row 1: J. Koi, A. Lytle, F. Carchedi (Treasurer), D. Chanpong, R. Keller (Corresponding Secretary). Row 2: Dean M. J. Chanignon (Advisor), T. Lenz, J. LoCicero, T. Del Signore, F. Boal, R. Mazur. Row 3: J. Hromyko (President), B. Sedlock, J. Glaser, A. Lynch, A. Ihnat. Y. U. Society of Industrial Engineers Who are the giants of Industry? It ' s not the machines. It ' s not the factory owner. It ' s the in- dustrial engineer. It ' s this man that keeps the steel presses rolling. It ' s this man who knows the inner workings of the plant. It ' s this man that coordi- nates the operations involved in turning out the finished product of industry. Where does the in- dustrial engineer get his training? Rayen School of Engineering can take credit for some of the future ' s better industrial engineers. The YU So- ciety of Industrial Engineers can also take a bow for its effort to unite those who study this field. Circle K L to R. Row 1: B. Plotner (Treasurer) , B. Lindesmith (Secretary) , A. Gifford (V. President) , R. Greene (Presi- dent) , Mr. Painter (Advisor) . Row 2: D. Reddinger, J. Fiasco. Row 3: J. Stone, F. Englemann, E. Stoltzfus. Row 4: J. Weaver, J. Koning. Row 5: D. Malito, S. Kolitsos. Always ready to offer a smile and a helping hand, is a definite earmark of Circle K, one of three campus service groups. A national col- lege affiliate of the Kiwanis organization, the male group performs many valuable service proj- ects annually on the campus, local and state scenes. The group is always ready to assist city charity drives and offers a vast amount of service to both University functions and events sponsored by various campus groups. But it ' s not all work and no play since the group takes time to hold several social functions each semester. 100 L to R: Row 1: J. DiPlacida (Treasurer), M. Bragg (Rec. Secretary), D. Luther (V. President), N. Pat- terson (President). Row 2: R. Donahue, F. Antalocy, J. Price, B. Ross, M. E. Scott, J. A. Battista. Miss- ing: C. Parsons, K. Chain. Little Sisters of Minerva Four years ago the Ohio Alpha Chapter of Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon founded a sister organization known as The Little Sisters of Minerva. The founding members were outstanding coeds of Youngstown University and the group continues to accept as members pinmates and other coeds having an interest in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The group assists the fraternity and performs on its own many charitable works, social functions, and helpful activities. Order of A. H. E. P. A. L to R, Row 1: S. C. Yiannaki, J. Kiria is (Advisor), R. Glaroo (Cor. Secretary), G. Stratakis (President). Row 2: G. Katsaros, G. Frentzos (Athletic Director) , H. Thanos, T. Perantinides, A. Anastasiades. Roiv 3: J. Sofikitis, J. F. Pappas, A. Cohilas. Row 4: S. Kolitsos (Ch. of Board of Governors) , B. Anthony, A. Psaromatis. Missing: H. Mayes, W. Stamolis, G. Kapsulis, T. Kantares, H. Mylonas, M. Kousourais, C. Kokkos, P. Asimakopoulos, H. Meshel (Advisor) . Celebrating its first year on campus, the Amer- ican Hellenic Educational Peoples Association has already amassed a formidable membership. The Association, known as AHEPA, has as its purpose the betterment of the social and educa- tional tone of its membership. Although, as its name implies, the organization is composed of persons primarily of Hellenic origin, its member- ship is not strictly limited to those of such descent. Its name is derived more correctly from the respect in which it holds the Hellenic ideal, vhose rich historical and cultural heritage has sur ' i ' ed for nearly three millenia as a guide to nations and to men. 102 L to R: Row 1: D. Rowland (Advisor), R. Mathiesen (Treasurer), J. Koning (President), R. Towne (V. Presi- dent). Row 2: R. Patrick, H. McAllise, V. Rubenstein, Fred Lonz, K. Kendall, ). Popescu, A. I psa, L. Marks. Y. U. Debate Society Discussion, the exchange of ideas, is fundamen- tal to communication. Likewise, debate, the dis- cussion and contrast of various viewpoints on any given subject, is vital to democracy. The Y.U. Debate Society, now in its second year, works to foster interest in speech competition on the cam- pus and serves as a bench from which members are drawn for the University ' s Debate Team. Re- cent activities of the Debate Society include sev- eral intramural tournaments and the Harvard-YU exhibition debate. 103 L to R: Row 1: C. Malito (V. President). Row 2: J. A. Patrone, K. Wolverton. Row 3: S. Cartwright (Secretary), I. Mahadeviah (Advisor), P. McDonough. Row 4: D. demons, B. SchifFhauer, D. Fox, J. DeNiro, J. Rotliff. Row 5: S. Margel (President), R. Hawrylak, I. Palmer, I. Lobusch (Soc. Chairman). Gamma Tau Alpha 1 Gamma Tau Alpha is an organization designed to promote better understanding in the field of medical technology. This group was organized by medical technology students and has since its founding become a well established organization on the Y.U. campus. Medical technology students complete a three year course at the University and then take twelve months of technical training at a hospital with an accredited school of Medical Technology. 104 Rifle Team L to R, Row 1: Captain Beckwith (Advisor), J. Waronko (V. President), M. A. Harper (Sec ' y-Treas.) , D. Madacsi, J. Torbe, J. A. Goodrum (Sgt. 1st class). Row 2: J. Heyer (President), F. Madden, K. Bretz, P. Smith, T. Paczak, P. S. Demko. Row 3: M. Bronder, D. Myers. The Youngstown University Rifle team had another fine season. The team coach Captain George G. Beckwith led the team to first place in our own Invitational. The varsity record was five wins with as many losses. 105 Reserve Officers Training Corps L to R, Row 1: Cadet Colonel G. Paiulea. Row 2: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel T. M. Paczak, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel H. R. Booher. Roiu 3: Cadet Major T. W. Davis, Cadet Captain L Venger, Cadet Major J. Lucas, Cadet Major R. Wincek. The Reserve Officers Training Corps at Youngs- town is located in Pollack House. The Corps ' pur- pose is to give its members detailed training in the military sciences, both in theory and practice. The four year program consists of classes, drilling, and six weeks in summer camp during which the Corps members receive intense training in all as- pects of military life. Father Kennedy, Youngstown University Catholic Advisor Newman Club L to R, Row 1: B. Kramer (Treasurer), L. Malitemo (President), P. Kusko (External Vice-President), P. De- Gennaro (Secretary) , B. Zocco (Religious Affairs) , C. Malito (Internal Vice-President) , Father Kennedy (Advisor) . Sometimes in the frenetic pace of college life, with its social and academic loads and overloads, a student ' s spiritual life gets pushed into the back- ground. Sometimes it stays there for the rest of his life. The Newman Club of Youngstown Uni- versity offers the ideal fusion of spiritual, social, and academic life. A member of the Ohio Valley Province of the National Newman Federation, the Newman Club is the campus religious center for students of the Catholic faith. Co-ordinating a program of religious service, social activity, and presentations of academic interest— the panel on civil rights springs instantly to mind— the New- man Club provides an opportunity to integrate religious activity with campus life. 109 Religion in Life The Religion in Life Fellowship is an organ- ization serving those of the Protestant and Ortho- dox faiths on Yoimgsto vn ' s campus. It is also open to those who have no other religious rep- resentation on campus. RIL presents a unified program of religious, social, and intellectual ac- tivities, and strives to offer each student a chance to blend spiritual activities with participation in the other phases of collegiate life. The Fellowship meets on Sunday evenings, and presents a pro- gram that may vary from commentary on current religious controversy to a folksinging Hootenanny. The program of social activities is vide, and pro- vides a relaxing interlude after the more formal progi ' am is finished. L to R, Row 1: J. Yeany (Secretary) , J. A. Patrone (V. President) , W. Back (President) , M. Nogal (Treasurer) . Row 2: Reverend Linder (Advisor), K. Bulmer (Publicity), K. Morey (Refreshments), C. Manley (Social), K. Mueller (Program) , S. Challstrom (Devotions) , E. Hubbard (Music) , D. Whiteman (Refreshments) . LtoR.Row 1: Mrs. Dykema (Advisor) , Paul Banoci (President) , Miss Boyer (Advisor) .Row 2-S Tovce CTreas urer) , B. Bieterman (Secretary) , L. Ryan (V. President) . ■ ■ J J K Student Council Student Council, campus governing body, con- sists of 25 members elected by popular vote from their respective schools. So as to maintain some degree of equality, there are two Representative- at-Large seats which can be filled only by per- sons not affiliated with a Greek organization. Council allocates some $48,000 a year to various student groups and sponsors activities such as Homecoming, Snow-Flake Frolic and the newly initiated Spring Weekend. They also pass many regulations governing the student body. p! ? ' A ' i, T, Santangelo, R. Yoswiak, H. Rubin, S. Joyce (Treasurer), L. Ryan (V. President), P. Banoci (President) , B. Bieterman (Secretary) , Mrs. Dykema (Advisor) , Miss Boyer (Advisor) , D. Julio, L. Hubbard. Row -: J. Fimognan, S. Davis, D. Flosh, D. Penniman, D. Frattaroli, T. Ambrose, D. Donatelli, D. McCauIey, P. Sassone, J. l uncheon, S. Ackerman, M. Wolters, B. Pratt, F. Antalocy, V. Angel — ,£S« ' m .y L tu R, Row 1: Miss Boycr (Advisor) , H. Rubin, D. Frattaroli, S. Davis, R. Yoswiak, Mrs. Dykema (Advisor) . Row 2: P. Banoci, J. A. D ' Oto, L. Santangelo, K. Scheetz, J. Chismar, B. Hura, M. Wolter, D. Penniman, W. Matlock, V. Angel. Roiu 3: D. Donnatelli, R. Glaros, D. McCauley, D. Flosh, B. Nolan, H. Johnson, L. Davis, S. Ackerman. L to R, Row 1: Mrs. Dykema (Advisor) , H. Rubin (Treasurer) , S. Davis (V. President) , D. Frattaroli (Presi- dent) , R. Yoswiak (Secretary) , Miss Boyer (Advisor) . 113 Cheerleaders L to R, Roiu 1: M. A. Loncar (Captain) . Row 2: G. Plodding, S. Billet, J. Jones, J. Rzecnik, L. Santangelo, P. Tofil, F. Beradino, M. Bucci, J. Wasley. In the heat of athletic competition few people realize the importance of school spirit and moral support by the student body. Physical adeptness, dedication, and beauty are the characteristics of our cheerleaders who have helped lead our squads to an imposing reco rd. No doubt all of the stu- dents on campus agree that our cheerleaders should be given a rousing cheer for a job well done not only on the home field or the home court but vhen tra ' eling with the team. 114 L to R, Roiu 1: K. Norris, M. J. Kuschnar, P. Olinik, P. Sassone, V. Caruso (Head Majorette), J. Miller, B. Cowles, B. J. Erdos, D. Prinz. Majorettes The joys of being a majorette are many. Num- ber one, the good majorette can spend many long hours practicing. Number two, the good majorette can spend many more hours working out new and entertaining routines. And when the major- ette finally has her routine down pat she can look forward to putting on a short skirt in zero veather and marching down a football field or a street full of people vatching a parade while she smiles brightly and trys not to think about the frost-bite which seems to grip all parts of her body. But through it all the YU majorette has the satisfaction of knowing she has contributed much. Youngstown University Band Put your hand on your head and rub clock vise while your other hand pats your timimy. Oh, I see, you learned to do that as a child— Well then, try this. Take a musical instrinnent, any one seen in a marching band, and play it with proper timing and with skilful acctu ' acy and at the same time march do vn a long field in a perfectly straight line while keeping time with the rest of the marching unit. What ' s that? You say that ' s just a little too difhctdt for you. Well then, from now on let ' s have a little more respect for the group that can do all of it well, YU ' s Band. Horizon L to R, Row 1: E. Leffingwell, G. Adams, H. Webb. Missing: W. J. Harrison, J. A. Genaro, K. Code, J. Tucker, J. Fiscus, J. McClure Kelty (Advisor). This year ' s Horizon opened with the statement: — This magazine is an experiment in graphic approach, providing a visual unity that parallels the organic unity of writing itself, describing the whole circumference of communication and its conditions. What more can you say? It ' s really too soon to tell if the office in the back of East Hall will produce another literary giant. I guess we will just have to wait to know. Until then, read your Horizon and hope. 118 L to R, Row 1: V. Angel, K. Nervie, D. Wojtowicz, D. Julio, B. Hura. Row 2: J. Koning, J. Dewell, G. Adams, D. Ascione, R. Barnes, T. Green, H. Webb. Jambar The University Jambar, campus weekly news- paper, is sponsored by Student Council in con- junction with a large advertising income. Re- ceiving many awards each year and ranked First Class by the national Associated Collegiate Press for the past three semesters, the student jour- nalists give the publication a professional touch. In addition to its high quality, The Jambar made history this year by printing the largest issue of 14 pages and the first extra, in memory of the late President Kennedy. The newspaper has a policy of neutrality although several slashes were launched against Student Council and the Greek system during the year. It is not censored be- forehand although repercussions may occur after- ward from the University Publications Com- mittee. 119 L to R, Roiu 1: Vic Angel, Roni Oleksa, Jacci Thomas, Tom LafFey, editor; Renna Mathiesen, asst. editor; Stan Wrobel, Katy Kane. Row 2: Paulette Yaklich, Adele Mondora, Margaret Merinelli, Ron Barnes, Danny Julio. Row 3: John Koning, Albert Kiirowski, Betty Jean Erdos, JoAnn D ' Otto, Pat Olinik. Row 4: Phyllis Macek, Phyllis Elmo, Mary Orlando. Editor Tom Laffey Assistant Editor Renna Mathiesen Business Manager Vic Angel Co-Layout Editor Veronica Oleksa Co-Layout Editor Stan Wrobel Copy Editor John Koning Art Editor Phyllis Macek Administrations Editor Veronica Oleksa Greek Editor Jacci Thomas Organizations Editor Paulette Yaklich Personalities Editor Adele Mondora Sports Editor Bob Raffel Seniors Editor Daneen Julio Student Photographer . . Rollin Lower, Ron Barnes Circulations Bella Flask, Dick Kalusky Photography Co-Ordiuator Linda Moore, Pat Olinik, Betty Jean Erdos Clerical Staff . . . Katie Kane, Sandy Cartwright, Phyllis Elmo, Jack Tucker, Peggy Laffey, Mar- garet Merinelli, Alberta Kurowski, Mary Or- lando, Genevieve Carzoo, Judy Semyan, Tony Mastramico, Pat Darby, JoAnn D ' Oto, Caroline Krasowski, Stan Caraher, Bill Ryan, Jodie Forth- ofer, Matt Chikosky. Advisor Dorothy Forney This may be the shortest copy in the entire book. It ' s deadline time and quite frankly the copy editor is no v turning out volume and not quality. Even though you think you are finished there are still the details, that each by itself amounts to nothing, but together mean a few more hours. By now the staff knows the pictures by heart and they are making just one more check. Some names are bound to be spelled wrong and someone is bound to be unhappy . . . but that ' s a yearbook! The Neon and Neon staff are no different than any other yearbook or staff. For those who refer to the Neon as a glorified scrapbook , we take this space to make reply. The Neon is a glorified scrapbook for which we refuse to make apology because its only function is that of portraying this year at Youngstown University. We portrayed the year the way we saw it. Whether our efforts mean anything or nothing to you depends on what this year meant to you. We hope this is the year that was. 120 Delia Flask ami Bob Raffel SPORTS 123 30 Second Season The football year of 1963 can be classified as the thirty-second season. Although the Penguins out- played and compiled higher statistics than their opponents, You ngstown posted a 5-4-1 record. Two of these defeats came in the final 30 seconds of play. In the opening game, Youngstown was defeated in the last 30 seconds of play by a formidable Texas Lutheran team. Central Michigan visited Youngstown the following week and came from behind in the final 30 seconds to scratch a 7-7 tie. The Penguins traveled to Susquehanna for their next contest. Again the Youngstown team suffered a heartbreaking setback by the score of 12-7. This defeat also came in the final 30 seconds of play. Youngstown played its first Saturday afternoon game against a highly rated McMurry team. This time the hard charging line and the excellent Pen- guin backfield were not to be denied a well de- served victory by downing their foe 17-12. Youngs- town continued to play good football as they Avent on to defeat Southern Connecticut, 12-0, witnessed by a large Homecoming cro vd. The following week Youngstown defeated the nationally rated Baldwin Wallace team 16-14. The Rubber Bowl of Akron was the scene of the next game. Akron provided too much opposi- tion against which Youngstown could not get started and so lost 21-7. Youngstown recorded two more victories down- ing Gustavus Adolphus 26-6 and Augustana 26-7. For the final game of the season Youngstown traveled to Kentucky and played a hard nosed Eastern Kentucky team. Youngstown came out on the short end of the 34-14 score. Youngstoum Opponent 7 . . Texas Lutheran . . 14 7 . Central Michigan 7 7 . Susquehanna 12 17 . . McMurry . . . 12 12 . . S. Connecticut . 16 . . Baldwin Wallace . . 14 7 . . . Akron . . . 21 26 . Gustavus Adolphus . 6 26 . . Augustana . 7 14 . . E. Kentucky . . 34 Roiu 1: Edward Mau . Lain Sa)krs, Kaii) ' Franklin, llaii) Janke, Ra) Ka inski, John Bullock, Tom Lucas, Al Grossi, Dom Colaprete, Ben Bruno, Dick Hartzell, Mike Woloschak. Roiv 2: Dick Weaver, Bob Romito, Walt Ostrosky, John Kopp, John Moore, Ray Repasky, Chuck Sammorone, Paul Richardson, Jim Tanner, Dick Cannaci, Tony Vechiarelli, Phil Williams. Row 3: Heatl Coach Dike Beede, Athletic Director Williard Webster, Joe Ceremuga, Glenn Willis, Ray Rohan, John Rorick, Rudy Arlow, Paul Hruska, Ron Saklosky, Roy Winston, Sam Todd, Clyde Counts, Fran Lyons, Coach Dom Rosselli. 125 Camp Fitch MIMHIMlaM Mud, Sweat, Tension p y ' - 7 1 ' i r 1 -. mi r ' 131 Individual Rushing Totals Player Carries Averages Phil Williams 129 5.0 Paul Richardson 102 4.1 Bill Leshnock 72 5.0 Ray Rapasky 65 4.4 Joe Ceremuga 28 5.8 John Rorick 21 6.4 Ray Kavinsky 21 3.0 132 i Rough Running Action 136 Varsity Basketball Seasons Results YU OPP. 117 Malone College 81 89 Hillsdale College 47 83 Ashland College 49 74 Gannon College 44 80 Geneva College 47 64 Steubenville 48 92 Illinois Wesleyan 65 101 Akron University 82 71 Marietta College 50 99 St. Vincent College 51 127 Lakeland College 53 74 Baldwin Wallace 63 64 Steubenville 61 YU OPP. 64 University of Buffalo 62 93 Alderson-Broaddus 53 127 Geneva College 71 69 Central State 75 83 Lawrence Tech. 75 63 Gannon College 78 70 Alliance College 67 101 St. Vincent College 62 50 Philadelphia Textiles 49 78 Niagara College 58 77 Geneva College 53 60 Hillsdale College 53 L to R, Front vow: Charles Burns, Jina Hartshorn, Fred Jones, Jim Timmerman, Dave CiiUiver, Larry Seneta, Dale Lehman, Bill Lenzi. Second row: Ron Allen, Tom Sablak, Jim Himmelwright, Bob Douglas, Ron Sabo, Steve Sadlon, Charles Jones. Youngsto vn University started the season in grand style with a 117-81 victory over Malone College. The 1 1 7-point total set a new school scoring record -ivhich was later to be broken and that record in turn tied before the season ended. On January 11, the Penquins soundly tromped Lakeland College of Wisconsin 127-53 and then on January 29, Geneva College fell victim to a 127-71 YU victory. Youngstown University ran up 16 straight victories before suffering its first defeat to a powerful Central State squad 75-69 on the Maurader home floor. Following the game, the squad received another blow with the an- nouncement that star rebounder and scorer, Ronnie Allen, would be ineligible for the sec- ond semester. At that time, Allen was averaging 16 points and 15 rebounds per game. This loss was severely felt when the team traveled to Erie, Pa. to Gannon College four days later. Gannon soundly defeated Youngs- town 78-63 which reversed an earlier 74-44 YU victory. The next six games were ended in victory with YU receiving an invitation to the NCAA Tournament in Akron. 139 Not A Good Year, A Great Year! Coach of the Year, Little All American, 4th In the Nation 145 Little All American Fred Red Jones Coach of the Year. Dom RosselH J G-o OUlVSJ ' -owN u gi rN Varsity Baseball L to R, Front row: Rick Smith, Art Ricketts, Jack Elliot, Dom DeMart, Tom Anness, Al Conti, Don Nogay, Rick Weaver. Second row: Steve Meiek, Jim Tyndall, Paul Rein, Don Spice, John Pierog, Larry Seneta, Ron Braidish, Car- men Vivolo, Dom Russelli. Third low: Brian Laverty, Bob Zellers, Sacks Buffo, Chuck Hart. Missing: Bob Kreshock, Bob Raffle, Mike Bochenok, Tom McGann, Fabian Querra, Ed Hughes. The Youngstown University nine posted a respectable 11-4 mark for the 1963 baseball sea- son. Inclement veather hampered the Penquins by canceling many practices, and continued into the first part of the season. Youngstown University started the season on the wrong foot by dropping the opening day dou- ble header. As the weather improved so did the team. They went on to win the next four games, Geneva, Alliance, and Fenn. Fenn College was on the short end of a double header. Saint Vincents proved too much for the Pen- quins ending the winning streak. Youngstown got back on the road to victory by defeating Clarion twice, the Barons of Steubenville, and Alliance College on their home field. The YU nine made a trip to Berea to face a formidable Baldwin-Wallace team. The hard hitting Yellow- jackets handed Youngsto vn its fourth and final defeat of the season. The Penquin nine bounced back defeating the College of Steubenville for their final two victories. Dom Rosselli coached the YU teain for the thir- teenth year. Youngstown 5,-3 Youngstown 4 Youngstown 8,-5 Youngsto vn 2 Youngstown 2 Youngstown 1 1,-2 Youngstown 8 Youngstown 8,-7 Youngstown 2 Youngstown 5,-8 Gannon 9,-8 Geneva 3 Fenn 0,-3 Alliance 1 St. Vincent 7 Clarion 7,-1 Steubenville 3 Alliance 0,-1 Baldwin-Wallace Steubenville 3,-0 151 Varsity Swimming Team A beginning year is always one of the most trying years, but in contrast it is also one of the most rewarding. The 1963-64 Swimming Club has de- voted many long and tiring hours in practice. This team was organized and directed under the efficient guidance of Coach Ralph Johnson. Although the first year was not a winning year, it was a year in which to gain experience. The Fin-men are organ- izing toward the day when they become a major varsity sport to be ranked among the other Uni- versity sports. Since indoctrination to inter-college competition, in the early part of 1964, they met with many of the major Ohio and area swimming teams. Under the direction of Johnson, Bert Taylor has become one of the most talented and promising divers in eastern Ohio. All and all it was a good season. YU Hiram 62 33 Kent (Frosh) 78 17 Thiel 53 42 Kent (Frosh) 69 26 Slippery Rock 66 29 Front row, left to right: Roland Mower, Karl Otto, Ralph Johnson (coach) , Bob Book, Bill Derringer. Second row: Tom Cracium, Tom Derringer, Rich Kessler, Bob Burger, Mali Don Palik, Bob Moser, Tom Horvath, Joe Vizi, Doug Columbus, Bert Taylor, Bob Orr. 152 r Varsity Tennis Team L. R. Front Roiu: Russ Greata, Vince Teshner, Ron Dietzal Jim Richards, Second Row: San Bahamabutra, Rick Fine, Garth McHattie, Coach Robert Thompson. YU OPPONENT 5 Stubenville 4 8 Gannon 1 8 Alliance 1 6 Fenn 3 6 Gannon 3 5 Alliance 4 5 Baldwin Wallace 4 6 Stubenville 3 Hiram 9 3 Slippery Rock 6 8 Fenn 1 Varsity Golf T eam Left to right: Carl Antonelli, Bill Joyce, Bob Kish, Bill Carson, George Strollo, Bob Woods. Missing from pic- ture: Ed Yatsko. Paul Wilson. Youngstown 14l Youngstown 41 9 Youngstown 1 6 Youngstown 24 Youngstown (snow) Youngstown 20 Youngstown 1 2 Youngstown 24 Baldwin-Wallace 41 Kent State 191 9 Hiram 8 Alliance Gannon Alliance Fenn 4 Robert Morris Youngstown 5 Youngstown 9 Youngstown 14 Youngstown 1 8 Youngstown 1 5 Youngstown 221 2 Youngstown 16 1 9 Youngstown 1 3 1 Columbus 1 1 Gannon 1 5 Clarion 6 Mount Union 6 Kent State 9 Baldwin-Wallace Gannon 7l 2 Akron 10 1 2 11 2 156 4 1 I.F.C. Football Sig Tail ' s, left to rigiit, front row: Terry Confer, Sandy Fleet, Butch Pratt, Ray Matko, Jim Hartshorn. Back row: Tom Getch, Ron Braidich, Rocco Miceli, Jack Carney, Larry Seneta, Greg Patulea, Jim LuLumia, George Serenesky. Interfraternity football contests were held again this year at Bort ' s Field. Eight teams com- peted for the I.F.C. crown. Theta Xi Don Lar- cinese did a fine job as chairman. Sigma Tau Gamma beat Theta Xi 28 to 13. Sigma Phi Epsilon, I to r: John O ' Brian, Ben Constantine, John Porea, Ed Mochnach, Bill Ryan, Tom Krispli. Intermural Bowling Intermural bowling was paced by two top teams, won the first part of the season. The Sig Eps were Sigma Phi Epsilon and Theta Xi. The Theta Xis the top contenders for the second place. ..Theta Xi, I to r: Bill Paini, John Uvena, Jim Strollo, Mike Goricki, Tom Ruban. 159 Intermural Basketball Sigma Phi Epsilon, to r, front row: Tom Krispli, Ben Constantine, Dave Wells, Jerry Krispli, Don Con- stantine. L to r, second row: Bruce Barnes, Bill Ryan, Ralph Huretti, Gary Ross. Intermural basketball, sponsored by the Uni- versity Athletic Department, was held at Pearl Street Gym. There were over 30 teams competing in 5 dif-. ferent leagues. Dom Rosselli was the director. 1 ' - 3 GREEKS The saying politics is a man ' s field isn ' t ap- plicable at the University in the case of Pan- Hellenic Council, campus governing body for the four social sororities. Composed of four elected delegates from each sorority, the co-eds decide what is best for the rest when making many decisions during the year. Often the peaceful political atmosphere is shattered as the co-eds dis- cuss controversial motions. They meet every Tuesday afternoon with their advisor, Dean of Women Edith Painter. Panhellenic Council Left to Right: Roiv 1: Dean Painter (Advisor). Roiu 2: Damiano, Angie (Vice-Presi- dent) ; Chismar, Jan (Secretary); Mondora, Adele (President) ; Polisso, Gloria (Treasurer) . Row 3: Thillbcrg, Carol; Yeany, Judy; Olinik, Patty; Julio, Daneen; Vannelli, Sue. Row 4: Gallo, Pat; Donnelly, Pat; Zerella, Phyllis. Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha is a national social sorority founded in January 1908, at Howard University, Washington, D.C. While its main purpose is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards and to promote unity and friendship, its effects go far deeper than that. In addition to supporting and promoting those standards and ideals that it is ifficially pledged to encourage, a sorority reaches into each member ' s life with profound effect. The result is often a more mature outlook on life and an increased self-confidence on the part of the member. Delta Delta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha was fovmded on the Youngstown University campus in May, 1953. JoAnn Johnson Carol Thomas Presiden t Roberta Curtis Sgt. of Arms Mary Deckant Diane Falkncr Virginia Fedor Ceil Kruppa Delta Chi Epsilon Delta Chi Epsilon sorority celebrates its first quarter cen- tury on the Youngstown University campus this year. Founded in 1939, the sorority represents night school stu- dents attending the Secretarial School and was originally chartered to bring together working girls and further their interests in the University. The Greek letters axe stand for the qualities of develop- ment, character, and efficiency. Annual social functions of the Delta Chi ' s include the Mother-Daughter Tea, the Christmas Dinner-Dance, the Spring Dinner-Dance, and the Founders Day Tea. In addition. Delta Chi Epsilon attends many fraternity- sorority parties and the sorority members participate in a wide range of campus activities. I. Joyce Pascarella Lesley Scott Karen Slaven Judy Lewis Patty Spano Martha Watkins Barbara Ann Wilkic Alice Wilson Judy Wimer Judy Young 167 Ruth Minick President Donna Gromley Vice President Alpha Iota Prominent among the social sororities of the Secretarial School is the Alpha Iota International Honorary Social Business Sorority. Alpha Iota was founded at the American Institute of Business in Des Moines, Iowa, on October 25, 1925. It was incorporated under the laws of the State of Iowa as a national sorority on April 11, 1930. The Youngs- town University chapter was founded in October 30, 1930, and has from that time endeavored to hold to the friendship and loyalty which are the ideals of Alpha Iota. Each Ohio chapter of Alpha Iota annually sends a queen candidate to the Ohio State Conclave. The Conclave winner represents Ohio at the International Dinner Dance. Other activities include the Christmas Dinner Dance, St. Patrick Day Dance, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Esther Caroots Mary Ann Cervonc Loretta Klimko Treasurer Karin Asuma Kathy Allen 4i Linda Aubel Carol Brewster Sandy Crill Marilyn Davis Darla Flickinger Dorrie Forjohn Patricia Galbreath Kathryn Galko i Frances Hively wp «: — • Suzanne Hudson Mary Johnson Ruth Jones Sherry McDcrmott iM Jo Ann Petrus Adrienne Richards Judy Rose Leslee Steinberg Gayle Swope Dotty Taylor istsu Cheryl Lcep ± ' Marina Matuschak Janet Mikulin Gerri Santell i Betty Petro Elaine Slavick Lois U ' Halie Deanna Vallos fe ia ite Karen Welsh Bobbi White Sandy Young Carol Zajac Concetta Antonncci Jeannie Cegledy Rosemary Donahue Sally Dunn Recording Secretary Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Lambda Delta, the first social so- rority at Youngstown University, was- founded by Prof. John W. Bare. The lo- cal was installed three decades later as the Phi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Omi- cron Pi National Sorority. The philanthropic activities of AOPI include aiding the Frontier Nursing Service in the mountains of Kentucky. The sorority does this through its Clothesline whereby toys, clothing, and other useful articles are sent to this organization. In addition, each fall and spring the current Pledge Class gives a Christmas or an Easter Party for under- privileged children in this area as their community project. Events in AOPi ' s social calendar in- clude the Alpha Omicron Pi-Alpha Phi Delta Spaghetti Dinner, Mother-Daugh- ter Tea, Stra vberry Festival, Founders Day Celebration, Christmas Party, and the Spring Dinner Dance. Faculty advisor is Mrs. P. Calvin Pick- ard. Arlene Pavaiko Corres. Secretary Barbara Murray Treasurer Myra Belinky Loretta Casanta Ann Tercsc Conroy Helen Costas Elaine Fretlose i Judy Geggus Madonna Grant Carole Hamilton Judy Hclsel Noreen Hynes Marge Jackintelle Donna Jean Samuels Diana Simunic r- Becky Ross !W %! ■ Dorothy Simunic Carol Murphy Jennifer Price Monica Sabula Cheryl Skelly Marilyn Torek Marilyn Vivolo Patty Lou Williams Jodee Foithofer President Diane Luther Vice President Beta Sigma Omicron Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority Avas founded in Colimibia, Missouri, in De- cember 1888. Three years later it be- came a national sorority and in 1930 was admitted to the National Panhel- lenic Council. The Youngstown Uni- versity chapter was established in 1951. Since then it has grown into a sister- hood that upholds ideals of scholar- ship, philanthropy. University service, and friendship. The philanthropic activities of Beta Sigma Omicron include supporting the Pine Mountain Settlement in Har- lan County, Kentucky, a school for underpriviiedged children in the dis- trict, and helping the Nephrosis Foun- dation. The Beta Sig ' s social activities in- clude an annual Dinner Dance at which its outstanding Junior girl is crowned The Pink Lady, its Foun- der ' s Day Banquet, its Family Casse- role Dinner, and its annual summer stay at Geneva on Lake Erie. The Y.U. chapter is aided by a Mothers Club and Alumni Association. Janet Chismar Recording Secretary Betty Jean Erdos Corres. Secretary f C? V Fran Antalocy Barbara Bieterman Karen Bobby Marlca Bucci Andrea Ccrnock Carol Ann D ' , mico Kathy D ' Angelo Phyllis DcGennaro Raffaella DiBacco Jeanni DiThomas Anna Mae Erdos Stefania Ferrazzano Martha Galacia 172 Kaaren Kasmer Donna Martin Kathy Nestor Sherry Ricker Karen Kearns Patty Olinik Pattilee Riordan Barbara Molin Peggy Palazzo Kathy Scheetz Diane McCarrell Linda Moore v Sally Philbin Carolyn Sevasko Mary Marsco Kathy Morey Beverly Pratt © Gwen Stone Paulette Yaklich 173 Carole Listiak President Angela Damiano Vice President Beverly Patterson Treasurer Diane Alexander Susan Antalik Phi Mu The second oldest women ' s fraternal group in the nation, Phi Mti, was founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, on March 4, 1852. A century later, in 1952, the Alpha Theta Delta local sorority was installed as Delta Mu Chapter of Phi Mu. Over the past one-hundred and eleven years Phi Mu has grown in her bonds of love and today is among the largest national sororities in the country u ' ith over 38,000 members active in 88 collegiate chapters, colonies, and alumnae chapters. In addition, Phi Mu ' s Magic Carpet District reaches Phi Mu ' s overseas. The national philanthropy of the sorority is Aid to Children, and the local chapter ' s service project is its aid to the National Polio Foundation. The proceeds from the sale of turtles at the annual Phi Mu Turtle Trot are donated to the Polio Foundation. Phi Mu is active in many of the campus organizations at Y.U. and originated Greek Sing on this campus. Social events in the Phi Mu schedule cover a wide range of activities, including the Dinner-Dance each spring which honors graduating seniors and the Pink Carnation Princess and Phi Mu Man of the Year, Founders Day Banquet, Mother-Daughter Casserole dinners, and collegiate-pledge parties. The new Phi Mu apartment is located at 827 Fifth Ave- nue. The faculty advisor is Prof. Ester Neimi, a Phi Mu, and its alumnae advisor is Miss Bev Javorsky. W Jacqueline Evans Cindy Jickess Kay Johnston Carol Jones Ilona Labusch- Judy Yeany 175 Linda Hubbard President Jo Ann Battista Connie Malito Vice President Nancy Botak Andrea Susor Treasurer Marilyn Bragg Maureen Lyden Recording Secretary Virginia Gabriel Corres. Secretary Susan Brecht Candra Cartwright Genevieve Carzoo Sigma Sigma Sigma Sharing hiendship, developing charac- ter, attaining high scholarship, and en- couraging good citizenship and spiritual consciousness are some of the purposes of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. These principles and ideals have been passed down since April 20, 1898, when Sigma Sigma Sigma v .s fotmded at Long vood College, Farmville, Virginia. In May, 1957. Gamma Sigma local sorority was installed on the Y.U. campus as Beta Psi chapter. The sorority ' s major social service project is The Robbie Page Memorial Hospital of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. One source of funds for this project is the Topsy Turvy King election on campus. JoAnn Deoto Jeanne DiPlacido Pattie Donnelly Jane Forman Suzanne Foster Claudia Graban Mary Lou Harris Marcia Hura Danneen Julio 176 f Shirley Mitchell Marsha Roselle Lesley Knott Adele Mondora Jean Kulcheski Mary Jane McAtee Michelle McGaffney Donna Megela ff Patti Ockerman Laraine Santangelo Mary Ellen Scott Alberta Kurowski Mary Ann Loncar Marie Misko Charlotte Mitchell Patty Quaranto Judy Tavalario f ' 4. Jacquelyn Thomas Lynn Wagner Judy White Marjorie Wolter Ruth Yozwiak Karen Behuu r Diane Christopher Louise DiGiacoma N - Mary Ann Hartford Recording Secretary Betty Ann Kosta Treasurer Tau Kappa Nu The Youngstown University Chapter of Tau Kappa Nu was organized at Y.U. in 1939. A year later, in 1940. it re- ceived its charter from the University, becoming the third sorority in the Secretarial School. The years since that founding have seen Tau Kappa Nu progress both scholastically and socially on the University campus. TKN ' s are found in most school activities, at dances, and at parties. Darla Penniman held the seat of Student Council Representative for the Secretarial School. Noreen Sozio was the Tau Kappa Nu candidate for Miss Popularity at the Popularity Dance. Karen Behun was an- nounced the best active for the 1963-64 school year. A group of Tau Kappa Nu members ushered for the Greek Sing. The sorority was active not only on campus, socially and academically but also conducted an extensive social pro- gram of its own. Among the many activities high-lighting the year were the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, the Christ- mas Dinner Dance, the Spring Dinner-Dance, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Tau Kappa Nu seeks to improve and develop in its mem- bers an appreciation of the cultural, talent for the scho- lastic, and an ability for the social roles of life. This is done not only through the teaching of such ideals but also by giving each TKN an opportunity to express herself in each of these fields. Joyce Ambrose Linda Bogar Elaine Clarke Andrea Evakich 6 Barbara George Helen Gerchak Rae Holmstrom 178 Diane Moran 7 Alice Seminara Nancy Lucas Delores Maiorana Darla Penniman Suzanne Reedy Joanne Roll Mary Jane Rowlands Noreen Sozio Gwenlyn States Rosemary Stibinger Gayle Sturdevant Dottie Timko Patricia Tufaro Beverly Zets 179 Interfraternity Council Left to Rigid: Roiu 1: D ' Amico, Fred (Treasurer); Gefsky, Marty (President); Yancey, Ray (Secre- tary); Scott, ]im (f ' ice-President). Ron) 2: Weisberg, LeRoy; Frattaroli, Denny; Joyce, Steve; Vennetti, Pat; DiVirgilio, Denny; Anania, Pete; Bonnanni, foe; Banoci, Paul. Row 3: Matko, Ray; Goldman, Bruce; Pratt, Lou; Madacsi, Dave; Knopp, Ed; Pochiro, Pat. Row 4: Kramer, Bob; Majestic, Dick; Strollo, Jim; Spiezio, Ed. Missing from Picture: ShuUer, Martin; Rico, Nick; Ward, Jim. The governing and, occasionally, arbiting body of the fraternity system is the Interfraternity Coun- cil. This organization is composed of two delegates from each of the twelve member fraternities. Its pri- mary purpose is to govern the Greek fraternities and their men with fairness, providing a forum vhere questions ' ital to the fraternities may be debated and decisions made with consideration to all concerned. I.F.C., under the helpful guidance of Dean Gil- lespie, sets the rules for fraternity Rush, organizes I.F.C. dances, and sponsors I.F.C. Ball. 181 Frank Carchedi Vice President Frank Verterano Treasurer Dan Mamula Recording Secretary Stephan Spires Corres. Secretary Richard Acqua iva Ken Hartman Alpha Phi Delta Beta Omicron chapter of Alpha Phi Deka was chartered in March of 1953. Prior to its acceptance by the national fraternity it was known as the Alpha Phi Club. The chapter has been very active on campus in the eleven years since its founding. Its annual projects include: the Spaghetti Dinner, the Orphan ' s party, the Mother-Son Tea, and the Communion Breakfast. The year 1963-64 vill be remembered by the brothers as the year their house plans became a reality. The house was remodeled both inside and out. In addition, furniture was put in and a kitchen was installed. The chapter was aided in their work by the ne vly formed Mothers Club and Alumni Club. With a solid base to vork from, the brothers of Alpha Phi Delta expect to grow socially, intellectually, and poli- tically in the coming years. Nick Atiamo Joseph Bevilacqua Joe Bonanni 4 fe cm James Geisler Peter Leonard Michael Lukon John Pappas James Paraska ' f ' P Timothy Kadar William Reali li Carl Richards- r ' J «r if i Gene Rita Tony Sgambati Lino Trombetta Victor Zarilla Harwood Rowland President Richard Rubalcava Vice Preiidenl Terry L. Busin Treasurer Craig Collingwood Secretary Charles R. Moore Sergeant at Arms o iCti Lew Casalandra Delta Sigma Phi On December 10, 1899, a group of students at the Col- lege of the City of New York, Columbia Uni ' ersity, and New York University formed a fraternity. This group sought to develop an atmosphere of close and sincere fellow- ship among men of good character, support the educational institutions in their teaching functions, and develop and instill in its members a spirit of patriotism and a sense of financial responsibility, honor, and honesty. Its name was Delta Sigma Phi. The Y.U. chapter of this organization began in 1958 as a local fraternity named Tau Omega. During the summer of 1961, largely through the interest of Professor Raymond E. Meiners, Tau Omega became associated with Delta Sigma Phi. In December of 1961 Tau Omega became a colony of, and in May 1962, Delta Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi. ' Alan Russell Baxter Dennis Carlson William Columbus John Dolan John Greaf A -♦ i 1 Leoiiaid Hardcl PI«BHS i W j? !?- «• , Paul Nugent ' ■ i £ £f Jack Robertson Gary Rosenberg Martin Schullcr Doug McGcai7 A fe Ted Pappas n 4ii David U ' Halie Bob Weinschenk Jerry Wicch 185 Robert Meek President Dave Davison Nick DriscoU Woods Brown Vice President Phi Sigma Kappa In June of 1958. Sigma Delta Beta became Mu Tetarton Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa National Fraternity. Phi Sig- ma Kappa itself was founded at the University of Massa- chusetts in 1873. In June, 1962, the Phi Sigs moved into their new house at 275 Park Avenue. The Phi Sigs are active in Intramural Sports, Newman Club, Jambar, Men ' s Chorus, Varsity Sports, Alpha Mu, and IFC. Individual achievements in- clude Bob Kramer, Ne vman Cltib treastirer; Tom Green. Jambnr managing editor and Y.U. sports ptiblicity director; Dick Zeno, President; and Bernie Weiland, Vice-President of Alpha Mu. The Phi Sigs are also proud of their very active Mothers Club. Miss Marcia (Bunnie) Hura, a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, is the Phi Sig Moonlight Girl. Prof. Harry Meshel and Prof. James Kiriazis serve as advisors. o 4. i kii is V- David Hrabosky Robert Kramer ' W c Raymond Mayer Ray McKee lY Richard Mitulinsky Lucian Marchio n Dave Taylor John Dewell Charles Dugan Jim Youll 186 Thomas F. Butryn Pete Anania George Zolovick Recording Secretary Treasurer Richard Pastula Sgt. at Arms Zeta Phi One of the youngest fraternities on the Youngstown Uni- versity campus, Zeta Phi, was founded in November of 1956. From the original membership of twelve Armed Serv- ices veterans, the group has grown in membership and distinction. In 1962 the Zeta Phi ' s obtained their fraternity house, located at 103 Park Avenue, and this beautiful structure has become the scene of many parties, get-togethers, Greek Sing practices. Homecoming float brainstorming sessions, and IFC booth planning meetings. With the acquisition of its house, moreover, the fraternity obtained a true seat of brotherhood, a center to serve as a meeting place and stronghold of fraternity feeling. Zeta Phi is justly proud of its tradition of brotherhood binding its members together and animating it in a true spirit of fraternalism. k fellfe Frank Hubert Herbert Kirker Edward Knoop John Balash John Olenick John Rydarowicz Richard Schwartz Andy Zolovick 187 Vincc Biancucci Peter Cabraja Tom Bonaquist f ii Dan Cariievale Treasurer Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon vas founded on March 9, 1856, at the University of Alabama. Its purpose was to form a bond of brotherhood that -tvould hold its members together throughoiu their lives. The Ohio Alpha chapter vas orga- nized on December 5, 1959. Its activi- ties include the annual Poptdarity Dance, one of the important campus social events of the year. Fred Delisio chairmanned the dance this year. Oth- er SAE ' s active on campus included Bob Boyd, 1964 Greek Sing Chair- man and Steve Joyce, fall term Stu- dent Council Treasurer. In addition to school sponsored social events and activities, the broth- ers of SAE found time for many parties — before and after dances, at Geneva over Labor Day, on New Year ' s Eve, Founders Day, and Dinner Dance. The Ohio Alpha Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon looks for vard to the ac- tivities of the coming year under the capable direction of Advisors Mr. Tony Vi ' o and Prof. Edward Hulme. John Davis Norm Fetsko Frederick Delisio Pat Vennetti Recording Secretary William Corbin f?J Jack Giba Jim Glaser Robert Gordon Joseph Duster 1 Larry Green 1 ' - r ,f r Albert Grossi Thomas Lance Ik Dennis Ryan Bill Habay Jeiiy Hioni ko Bob Logue Phillip Salvati Gil Schiattarella David Johns David Namey Pete Sicafuse Robert Sofranko John Torok John Wood Bob Zahorsky 189 Thomas Herman Robert George Vice President Bruce Barnes Don Bartelraay Ben Constantini Larry Davis Daniel Donatelli Robert Dunkle Ronald Volpe Com pti oiler Dennis DiVirgilio Dennis Frattaroli William Ryan Recorder Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon dates back to November 1, 1901, when it was found- ed as a social fraternity on the Rich- mond college campus in Richmond, Va. The Ohio Mu Chapter affiliated with Sigma Phi Epsilon on May 22, 1954. Sig Eps have been active both on and off campus during the past year. Joe Vizi and Tom Hall were chairmen of the Homecoming float, which won third place. In activities around cam- pus, Larry Ryan, Dan Donatelli, Denny Frateroli, Howard Johnson, and Larry Davis represented various schools on Student Council with Frateroli taking Council Presidency for the Spring 1964 semester. Ron Volpe was President of Alpha Tau Gamma, while Larry Ryan was Vice- President. Rick Greene was President of Circle K, Paul Kusko was Vice- President of Newman Club, and Bob Raffle was Sports Editor of the Neon. The social year saw the crowning of Miss Patricia Riordan as Girl of the Golden Heart at the annual Queen of Hearts Dinner. Gerry Garwood Ralph Johnson 190 Jerry Krispli Wally Matlock Barry Poor John Porea 1 ill 4 l lk K Rich McGregor Edward Mochnach Robert Norton Gerald Snyder Don Mastroeni Neal Osika Gary Ross Robert Paterniti Tom Scherer Joe Vizi 1 fik Andy Welsh Rich Vogtowicz Donald Wolfe Jack Yotsnukis John Carney Wayne Cornelius Richard Spong Recording Secretary Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity began at Central Missouri State Teachers College on June 28, 1920. The fraternity was intended originally only for teachers colleges, but in the late 1950 ' s it expanded to a more general type of school. The brothers of Sig Tau realized a long-held dream with the acciuisition of a fraternity house in the summer of 1962 and in the two years since have made this home the center of their fraternity life. Sig Taus are active in IFC athletic competition, in Greek Sing, Homecoming float competi- tion, as well as in their exceedingly active social schedule. Highlights of the year include the annual Christmas Party and the Spring Dinner-Dance. The fraternity advisor is Prof. Ronald McNamee. k km uk Jerry DeSalvo Tom Dominic Jack Elliot Basil Bobanic Terry Confer Keith Evans Ray Galus Joe Gleydura Jim Hartshorn 192 Robert Kane Ray Matko k iafe Dick Parent Tony Reape Tony Lutsi Greg Patulea John E. Vrabel Larry Seneta Rick Weaver George Serenesky Edward Wilds 193 Richard Beany Louis Cipro John Fimognari - Pat Pochiro Vice President Dave Madacsi Treasurer Tau Kappa Epsilon The Epsilon Iota Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon began at Y.U. as Phi Beta Chi in 1948. After eight years on campus the local group joined Tau Kappa Epsilon, the world ' s largest Na- tional social fraternity, in May of 1956. The year began with the usual week- end at Geneva followed by a round of parties providing an enjoyable semester. Rich Roper played Simon Legree as chairman of the Homecoming float, but the slaves were not too driven to enjoy their work. The Penguin Teke, under the hand of editor Joe Phillips, marked a nrile- stone as the first monthly newsletter to be published by a TKE local chapter. The Tekes large social membership, made up of transfer students whose own fraternities have no chapter at Y.U., has been remarkably active, publishing its own newspaper and entering a float at Homecoming, among other activities. TKE advisors are Prof. Philip P. Buchanan and Kenneth Schafer. « ' . • Ron Gary Secretary Ed Middleraiss Pledge Trainer Bob Breeding Dave Butscher Anthony Colella Jack Feldstein Robert Fleck i fS Steve Garasic ' A Dennis Gartland iife Larry HoUoway Gordon Howard Socrates Kolitsos John Koiiing m ' C wk n! 4b, ■1 . H cr w ■ M ikiB iB James H. Moore Russ Patterson Sandy Prudoff Edward J. Quinn Robert Shidemantle Dale Wadman Silliam Macchione John R. Pope Thomas Rogers Richard S. Roper Ronald A. Wire David Doitin Tom Bayne Paul Carlson life 4i Iti Richard Elosh Vice President James Ward Secretary Theta Chi The Theta Chi National Fraternity was founded on April 10, 1856, at Norwich, Vermont. In establishing what was soon to grow into an organi- zation of national proportions, the founders sought to promote knowl- edge, advance culture, and build char- acter. The Theta Chi fraternity is testament to their success. Theta Chi ' s activities run the spec- trum from social through political to academic participation in the life and affairs of Youngstown University. The fall semester of 1963 saw Student Council flourishing under the hand of Paul Banoci heading a large delega- tion of Theta Chi ' s on Council. Socially, the fraternity sponsors the Har ' est Moon Dance which features the cro vning of the Theta Chi Dream Girl. Academically, the group strives to achieve high scholastic standing through the encoinagement of study hours at its house and the mainte- nance of a thorough program of scho- lastic achievement including the advising of lower classmen by those vho have already been through the mill. i £ Robert Dinello Tom Ambrose Kim Boyer Bob Centofante Cliff Lawson Assistant Treasurer v ' W -,■ kii ft Richard . Vrnott James Carey I1ti George Duda Harvey Frank William Graban Jesse Hall Jerry Johns 196 i i Francis Johns m life Daniel McCawley Donald Prindle «t ' . Pete Schmauch 1 life life Ted Lcnz Si. kit Joe McHale Jim Roby John Kresovsky Robert Nolan Paul Pcrantinides i A Bob Schaffer -• 7 ' i i i iTih Jim Sicalias Dennis Stephens W life fe Terry McCarthy James Petcrman Mike Stevens Scott Thomas Edward Timlin Anthony Vechiarelli Lou Antonucci John Barry Stan Caraher Fred D ' Amico Francis DeGeorge Jerry Belcher Tom D ' Amico f £ ,; _«., i i Dom DiCicco (W ' life kife Don Gorgie Corresponding Secretary Tom Laffey House Manager Theta Xi The Kappa Alpha Chapter of Theta Xi Fraternity, the oldest national fra- ternity on the Y.U. campus, was until January of 1963 a chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa. The merger, in August 1962, of Kappa Sigma Kappa and Theta Xi national fraternities neces- sitated a name change for the Youngs- town Chapter but left the competitive spirit and ideals of its members un- diminished. The merger has brought new strength to the Kappa Alpha Chapter, and the past year has seen it prosper and grow. Theta Xi National Fraternity was founded on April 29, 1864, at Ren- saller, New York, and the Kappa Alpha Chapter was founded at Youngs- town University in 1940. One of the most noted of Theta Xi ' s many activities at Y.U. is the an- nual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and attendant festivities. Patterned after the famous Dogpatch celebration of cartoonist Al Capp, Sadie Hawkins Day features a race of horrifying pro- portions followed by a dance at which the victorious femmes exhibit their not-so-unwilling victims. Sandy DiFiore John Delserone Pete Economus George Strollo Joe Planey Tom Ruban Jerry Sandy 11 life Cf fe Edward Spiezo James StroHo Fiore Tesone fe fe John Uvena Arthur Volpini Alfred Grumet President Donald Goldberg Treasurer Zeta Beta Tau Alvin Abramobiti The Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity was founded at City Col- lege in New York City. Its Beta Upsilon Chapter was initi- ated on the Youngstown University campus on March 31, 1962. Since its founding here, the fraternity has grown in stature and strengthened itself through stressing its ideals of scholarship and cultural, social, athletic, and fraternal activity. Zeta Beta Tau seeks to further brotherhood through close association among its brothers, not only on campus but also in social life. Its well-developed social program offers frequent opportunity for ZBT ' s to relax and enjoy the many rewarding aspects of fraternity life. The center of this life is the new ZBT house, located at 14 Indiana Avenue. The house provides living quarters for twenty of the fraternity ' s members and serves as a meeting place for all the brothers of Zeta Beta Tau. Ronald Canterman Martyn Gefsky Sturat Ackerman David Clovsky 1 i Louis Greenwald Mel Gross Carl Halpern Alan Jacobs €mm Howard Cohen Bill Copperman Bob Epstein Bruce Goldman Robert Goldstein Jack Klein 7 Charles Miller Alan Mostov Richard Sirbu Robert Sloane LeRoy Weisberg 201 Alpha Phi Omega Unlike the other twelve fraternities on campus, Alpha Phi Omega is set up not as a social organiza- tion but rather as a service group. The projects of this service fraternity are varied and far reaching, but all have as their goal a positive addition to the well-being of the school or the community. Whether building a float for the Homecoming Queen or guiding high school students on campus for college entrance testing, the brothers of Alpha Phi Omega show themselves to be dedicated and hard workers who are an asset to Youngstown University. Roxv 1: Recording Secretary Nick Veri, 2nd Vice President Eric Jamison, President James Mcllvane, Alumnae Secretary John Tamplin, 1st Vice President Richard Conrad. Row 2: Dave Reichard, Bill Ulicny, Jay Miller, William Back, R.; William Mc- Nutt, Greg Homer, Corresponding Secretary Dale Aumen, Jerry Fiddler, Sergeant at Arms George Marsh, Joe Leonelli, Historian Stuart Schwatzer. 202 Row I: Carol Pochiro; Susan Gompert; Juanita Pielog; Carol Fogle; Margie Parks. Run ' 2 Mary Ann Pfund; Diane Brainard; Diana Cohol; Pat McLean. Row 3: Barbara Glasberg Walli Cohn; Margaret Almasy; Carolyn Drasowski; Valorie Marks. Row 4: Jackie Roth Shirley Patterson; Kathi DiCiccio; Valorie Bennett. Row 5: Sylvia Dubose; Jeanette Van Dusen; Janet Galick; Sharlene Preston; Karen Fry. Row 6: Mildred Stonework. Gamma Sigma Sigma This year commemorates the fourteenth year on campus for the University ' s only service soror- ity. Gamma Sigma Sigma is an organization made up of both sorority and independent women. It exists to provide service wherever needed. The charming Gamma Sig ' s stand ready to serve as hostesses for teas, as usherettes for convo- cations, and as vorkers whenever they can be of aid. The sorority women often provide a touch of femininity in what would otherwise be a somberly formal and academic setting and by their presence enhance innumerable functions. SENIORS Business Administration Dean Miller, Dean of the College of Business Administration Alexander, Robert K. Amodeo, Martin A. Angelo, James J. Baldelli, David 1 206 Balint, Leroy D Beranek, Bruce F. BiLLAK, Frank P Brickle, George S. Burns, Lamount R. Cabraja, Peter Calcott, John V. Calhoun, David L. Campbell, Robert C. Campbell, Russell P. Cangey Sam Capo, James A. Clary, William A. CoLONNA, Michael J. CosTELLO, Raymond T. CouGHLiN, William F. Cramer, Charles E. Cramer, Robert G. Crognale, Henry R. CvELBAR, Mary L. Danovitz, Fred L. Delprato, Herman R. Dick, Michael V. Earl, Gerald L. EcoNOMUS, George N. EsoRDi, David V. 209 Edel, Robert P. Evans, Dennis L. Evans, Ronald P. Farragher, George P. Faulkner, John E. Ferry, John R. Fischer, William G. Frank, Peter S. Frattaroli, Anthony F. Frondorf, Richard W. Gartland, Dennis J. Gates, Anthony L. 210 GiLLAM, Robert C. GiLiDA, Nicholas J. GoLBA, Walter J. Groth, James J. Harmony, Thomas C. Haubert, John R. Haydu, John R. Helle, Gordon L. Heller, Howard L. iii ii Hendricks, Robert K. HiTE, Jerome A. Holko, George R. HoLLowAY, Larry E. James, John B. Jamison, Eric A. Jaric, Robert R. Joyce, Stephen JuRKowsKi, Raymond M. Katnik, William A. Keasey, John W. KisH, John M. Klein, Stephen P. Konesky, Charles E. Kosek, Daniel F. KoToucH, James H. Kovach, Kenneth J. Kramer, Robert S. Krepp, Thomas D. KuPEC, Thomas R. Kushner, Margie I. £ Lance, Thomas C. Lang, William G. 213 v . Leet, Robert W. Le onard, Louis D. b h Lesnak, Patricia A. Levick, Melvin N. Levy, Joseph N. Lisko, Ronald A. Lombardo, James J. Lowrey, Robert A. Mahan, Ray N. Mallin, Dennis L. Marchio, Lucian L. Marcus, Thomas J. Markides, Kyriacos C. Marks, Valorie J. Maron, Rosemarie A. Marsco, Mary Jo Mastroeni, Donald V. Mayer, Raymond J. McCarron, James P. McDonagh, Thomas D. i ' ' ■ ( ilr i 4lii 4 i t i4Ai McGiNNis, William G. McIntosh, John G. McKee Raymond L. McMahon, Charles V. Mellon, Joy M. Menaldi, Marlene E. MiNNER, Robert L. MiNTz, Gary S. Montag, Gary R. 4 Moore, John J. Mulligan, Dennis A. Nedwill, John C. iR Stf Ondik, Jerome G. O ' Reilly, Bernard J. O ' Reilly, David K. d X f J rz j Peduzzi, Joseph A. Perry, O. Wiley PiKNA, Antoinette M. QuiNN, Edward J. Reider, Paul A. Rhodes, Leon S. Ruban, Thomas M. Ryan, Lawrence P. Saluati, Philip J. 217 Sampson, James L. Satkovsky, Emil J. ScHULLER, Martin R. If i Scott, James E. Seifrick, Richard T. Squillo, Peter J. Sharlet, James S. Shira, Charles E. Shorthouse, Richard J. Simon, Norman I. Skabo, John J. Slanina, Robert J. Smith, Raymond L. Solomon, Edwin N. Sop, Shirley A. SowiNSKi, Arthur F. Spinelli, Kenneth G. Spires, Stephen B. Stritzinger, John W. Sturm, Suzanne Suorsa, Donald H. SusANY, John F. Tepovich, Michael B. Todd, Samuel M. ToTH, Stephen A. Trimble, James P. Valentz, John K. Van Dam, Daniel A. Verterano, Frank G VoLPE, Ronald P Warsing, Donald P. Weld, Randall S. Whistler, Bruce O. White, David R. White, William L. Whittier, James E. 220 VViELAND, Bernard E WiLLSHAW, Richard A WoLANiN, Anne M. Wolfe, Donald A. WoRONKA, John H. YuKiCA, John A. YuRTiN, Ivan W. Zajac , Anthony M. Zeno, Richard T. ZiGLER, ReGINA M. ZupKo, Michael 221 College of Education Dean Joseph Swartz. 222 Aaron, Gloria J. Adamo, Nick F. Aiken, Kathleen A. Alexander, Carol G. Alexander, Diane L. Antalocy, Frances E. Armstrong, Diane E. Bailey, Carolyn K. Bako, Joan L. Baltrus, Kathie a. Barron, Richard A. Barta, Judith M. Barvitski, Caron L. Bass, Mildred J. Behner, Maranel J. Beil, Jerome J. Bender, Marcia L. Berman, Carol M. Bezak, Beverly A. Bloomstine, Ellen J. Bodine, Suzanne Borrelli, John A. Bowen, Mary Louise Bower, Frank J. Bowser, Mary Jane L. Bragg, Marilyn A. u Erecht, Susan T. Bright, Alfred L. Brncic, Judith A. Brown, Andrew J. Bruno, Sebastian B. BuLLANO, Joseph V. Burt, Charles L. Calcagni, Robert A. Calipetis, Angeline M. i l i i M Christy, Mary R. Clute, Maurice B. Clymer, William E. Canavan, Thomas G. Caposell, Martha S. Carlson, Paul W. Carson, William B. Casey, Kathryn E. Chain, Karen L. Chesnak, Agnes E. Chila, Peter P. Christoff, Richard CoHN, Waldeen R. COLANGELO, MaxINE P. CoLONNA, Jeanne M. CoNTi, Jacklyn M. Cooper, Elaine M. CoRTELL, Angela D. Court, Michael G. Crawford, Shirley L. D ' Angelo, Katherine J. D ' Antonio, Sandy Davies, Joyce V. DeGennaro, Phyllis J. DeLisio, Frederick W. DeLuca, Kathleen L. Denzinger, Katherine J. DiCiccio, Kathleen P. Dickey, Joan B. Dunmire, Margaret L. Dunn, Sally R. Dzuricsko, George J. 229 Elton, Glenn H. England, Dlizabeth L. Erdos, Anna Mae Erdos, Betty J. Erickson, Lola K. Falgiani, Dominic A. Ferrara, Thomas J. Fisher, Marilyn S. Flint, Pathicia L. Foran, Nancy A. Foreman, Emilie M. Gelnett, Patsy L. George, Michael Gioppo, Barbara M. Gladd, Virginia A. Goodwin, Cindy L. Goodwin, Patty Lynn Gradski, Carole D. Grappo, Shirley A. Gray, Carol A. Gray, Georgia M. Green, Patricia M. HovANEC, Richard J. Hubbard, Linda E. Hughes, Betty J. Isaacs, Clara A. Isaacs, Karen G. Janosko, Jane E. 232 4Nfe2; i Johnston, Linda N. Justice, William R. Kalosky, Dick J. Kapulis, George T. Kasmer, Kaaren L. Kendall, Ronald S. Kermani, Shirley L. Khoury, Theresa N. KijowsKi, Walter L. KoMA, Donald M. Krasowski, Carolyn Kucharyk, Sylvia J. 233 KuRowsKi, Alberta J. KusNiERZ, Mary Jo Lapin, Kenneth A. Lazzio, Emily P. Lees, John P. Likens, Albert L. fSdn, Linebaugh, Ray F. LisTiAK, Carole E. Loos, Beatrice A. Lund, Marjorie H. Mays, Nadine P. McClary, Wilma J. I s? IMcCoNNELL, Phillip J. McDaniel, Charles F. McGaffney, Michele McWiLLiAMs, Judith A. Meshot, Leilani L. Miller, Suzanne M. Mondora, Adele J. Moore, Edward A. Morgan, Marjorie L. Morrison, Richard L. Murphy, Carol J. Napoli, Anthony J. 235 .ihtfi Oberman, Geraldine L. Ogden, Genevieve L. Ogrizovich, Donald M. Olenick, Nancy J. Olson, James D. O ' Neill, Cynthia M. Palguta, Sandra M. Patterson, Nancy J. Patterson, Shirley A. Pavalko, Arlene L. Peduzzi, Richard N. Perno, Gail D. 236 PetruzzIj Barbara A. Pfund, Mary Ann PHILLIPS;, Joseph J. PisANi Vincent F. Plant, Cynthia L. Plant, Nancy B. PoLAKOv, Larry A. Popio, Joan L. Rakocy, Edward A. Rasch, Janet M. Ravella, Marianne M. Reinert, Suzanne E. 237 Reinhoudt, Miriam G. Retort Richard L. RoBiNETTE Suzanne I. Rohrbach, Marjorie a. RydarowicZj John S. Sagenich, James A. I u k Sandor, Marlene a. Sandquist, Karen L. SantagatAj John L. Sarosy, Anne D. Sassone, Phyllis A. Saykes, Lawrence R. 238 SiMONj Patricia A. SiMPsoNj Ronald R. SiNKoviCH, Evelyn J ScarazzOj Roy W. SCHERMER MaXINE SCHULLER, DOREEN E. Scott, Margaret L. ScoTT Mary Ellen ScRUTCHEN La Verne Seivert, Nora Senko, Joseph S. Sfara, Geraldine S. 239 Little, Sister M. Charles Snyder, Gerald A. Steinbaugh, June L. Stoll, Maryann E. SuLiCH, Evelyn E. Susi, Frank D. ToMBo, Joan M. Tyo, Barbara A. Vlahos, John H. VrosSj Kathleen A. Wargo, George A. Wheeler, Karen H. White, James P. WiLKEsoN, Robert A. VJoLF, Brent P. WOODALL, VeLMA H. WooDALL, William D. Yanko, Thomas P. ZiMA, Mary Ellen ZiPPERIAN, CRISTINA R. Zlatkoff, Andrew (P 1 Zocco, Robert P. College of Engineering Dean Charignon, Dean of Rayen School of Engineering tkAix k Ambrose, Thomas P. Badger, Don J. Berecek, Paul Butch, Richard S. Banjo, Joseph G. Bees, William J. Carroll, William T._ Cichoski, Lee R. Colangelo, Joseph C. Connor, William P. 243 Conrad Sidney R. Davelli, Joseph Davis Bert J. Davis, John H. DeFelice, John D. DelSignore, Anthony J. Erickson, James D. Ferenchak, William G. FoKj Shiu Fan FredricKj Bruce L. Garchedi, Frank P. Gbur, Jerome G. ii Gebbia, Joseph A. Geiger Gerald A. Getchy, William J. GlANGARDELLA, JOHN J. GiNTERT, Dean W. Gladd, Matthew J. GoRGEi, Donald J. Harris, Russell A. Harrison, Keith E. HP 9t I ' S i kA i Hartman, William A. HousER, James S. 245 Hromyko, Jerry Jantson, John Kacher, Henry F. KiGGANs, Jon L. Koi, James A. Koneval, William P. KosEK, Robert J. Lavins, Paul N. Leach, Don E. Leckwart, Frank A. LetchforDj Robert J. Lombardo, Ralph G. Lytle, Allan R. Mazlir Richard J. McDoNAGH Lawrence P. McFarlanDj John D. McMahan, Robert C. Michael, Frederick W. MoziNA, Frank J NovAciCH, Kenneth J Olinger, Frederick H OrtseYj Raymond E. Pavlovich, John P. l kzJ i Poldemann, Gosta G. Porea, John R. Prox, David J. Rapone, Fred D. Repasky, Michael W. Riley, John D. RuKovENA Frank Russell, Edward K. Ryan, J. Dennis i7 i 1 Sabeh, Stanley A. Sabo, Robert L. ScHAADE, John H. Strosser, Robert F. VoYEKo, Robert A. Waliga, Milton M. Wolfinger, Paul W. WiNSLOw Edward A. WozNiAK, Edmund E. Ziemianski, Thomas G. ZoLoviCK, George T. ZuMRKK Kenneth J. Adler, Gerald R. Ambrose, Bruce N. Angel, Victor D. Armaline, Dianne C. Armitage, Donald B. Assign, Thomas G. Barsatti, John P. Bartolmay, Donald L. ' lifiA College of Liberal Arts Beany, Richard T. Dean Karl Dykema BlETERMAN, BARBARA L. BiRSKOVICH, ROBERT M. BOVA, PhILIP W. BoYER, KiMBER H. Brainard, Diane E. Brown, David E. Burick, Wayne P. BuRKY, Richard I. Bury, Richard J. Bustard, Thomas M. Byers, Richard E. Capots, Raymond E. Caruso, Veronica M. Cernoch, Thomas J. Chernicky, Paul J. Chuhk, Anna Marie Clymer, Alice S. Commarota, Joseph P. Connor, Bernadette C. Cool, Dorothy E. Counts, Clyde G. CowELL, Neil Cox, James C. 253 Creed, Jere D. Cusano, Mary Margaret iLM Daley, Mary Ann D ' Amico, Thomas G. Data, Alfred M. Di Bacco, Raffaella Domonkos, Istvan Zoltan 254 DoRTiN, David J. DuBosE Sylvia EbocHj Richard F. Elia, Anthony Elias, William E. EngelmanNj Frank I. Faddock Will;am F. Feher Barbara E. FiELDHousE John M. Fitori Joseph P. FleminGj Thomas J. Garcia Victor D. I 255 George, Robert J. Gilbert, John M. GiBBS, George W. Grumet, Alfred R. GuBANY, Donald S. Hackett, Paul E. Haddad, Lawrence B. Hall, Jesse H. Hahman, Harry P. Harley, John P. Hawkins, John A. Helses, David C. Cr fzj, r , i il aA 256 Herman, Thomas S. HoRGLAND, Robert E. HORBACHEWSKY TARAS Itts, Raymond N. Kaiser, Victoria O. Kapsulis, Nancy T. Kennedy, Irene A. KiNCG, Rose M. Kleeh, James J. KlempaYj Peter L. Kohler, Fred W. KovACH, Mary Jane KozAK, John M. :md. k KozARicH, Stephen L. Krohn, Winifred D. Krupke, Richard F. Langosh, Frank J. Leighty, Thomas S. Little, John L. Lodge, Eileen M. Lovas, Ronald J. Maddick, Russell A. Marsh, Richard J. Martini, Helen J. 258 MiCELi, Rocco J. Mix, Thomas R. MORTELLARO, NICHOLAS T. MRAVICH, NICHOLAS J. Memkovich, Robert M. Neuman, Craig H. Novak, Ronald G. Oliver, Alfred R. 259 Paschke, Marilyn A. Patoick Robert W. Patterson, BE ' ERLY L. Paulicivic, Joseph W. Paunovich, Robert P. Pepperney, Catherine M. Perrotti, Joseph W. Pochiro, Patrick R. Preston, Sharlene A. Ramm, Gregory F. Ring, William V. Roach, Karl J. 260 RoDGERS, James W. Roesti, William R. RoNCONE, Gene M. Rose, June E. Sabula, Monica M. Schadt, Armin L. Schlenker, Grant R. Schrecongost, Patrick J. Schuster, Patricia C. Scott, David G. Sevachko, Gerald S. ShannDn, Janet L. Skovran, Michael T. Sofikitis, John Spisak, Thomas M. Steffy, Richard C. Stonework, Mildred A. Stratakis, George P. Talley, Claire R. Tesner, Vincent M. Thomas, Michael T. Thompson, Barbara Tomlin, Larry Travers, James A. Truta, Helen C. U ' Halie, David G. 9 Von Rogov, Harry O. Vuksanovich, Borislav K Ai Warren, Judith A. Watson, Virginia L. Welsch, Sandra L. Whitacre, Margaret L. Williams, Phillip L. Worley, Ian A. Woronka, Mary Frances Wrenn, Thomas C. 264 Yannarella, Philip A. Yarian, Louise YuNPUE, Cesar A. Zbell Judith A. Zeches, Paul M. Zerella, Phyllis M. Zetts, John A. 265 College of Music Dean Charles Aurand 266 Bergen, Judith H. BoNAMASE, George D. Haak, William H. Jagnow, Velma P. Silverthor, Alice I. Zumpella, Clement J. 267 Joseph Horvat David Conkey Terry Busin JoAnn Adams 268 Additions Carmen Maglicco Diana Simunic Carol Pochiro Bruce Goldman ' N ■•  1 I ' , « - • BtaH H Pfe-?. ii 4 WBuulc ■ Bfl E 0V«i I  iSil F ■ HP -- i ■nmiimirtwtittWiWKiiiiiiii m i ||| H| | || t| )rJiBlHI | ,ill l|| I t  l TStoi. T : . n ACTIVITIES 271 Homecoming Sig Tau placed 2nd 273 Drama Dana ' s Faculty Opera 274 Shakespeare ' s Twelfth Night 275 Gold Diggers Ball Snow Flake Frolic Co-Chairmen Pete Chila and Phyllis DeGenaro 4 A typical Snowflake scene tit rl jlpj UH f H ■ E I Bv 1 BS 1 H ; H u B 1 HS nS ■bi Theta Chi Booth 1st place trophy to Theta Chi on toss with Sig Taus 277 Popularity Dance Trophy winners Rick Greene and Noreen Sozio I Ugly Man Playboy Dance Sondra Van Sack and Bill Fields AOPi King and Queen of Hearts 281 Sadie Hawkins Day, Youngstown University Style by Theta Xi Fraternity Know what day it is, Big boy? Come on, I ain ' t got all day. On your mark! Can ' t win ' em all. Hie . . . Hie. Better luck next year. 283 Mardi Gras Military Ball Engineer ' s Ball 285 ALPHA OMICRON PI took 1st place singing Moon River. p Greek Sing THETA XI won 1st place singing THE CORP. 287 T Greek Mixer- Theta XI Dominates Junior Prom Beta Sig ' s sing to Kaaren Kasmer, Jr. Prom Queen I May Day May Day Queen, Rose Paini, and Court, Nancy Dell Arco, Marianna Kane, Joann Butchunis. President John F. Kennedy Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You- Ask What You Can Do For Your Country Born-May 29, 1917 Died-November 22, 1963 Clair L. Worley The national tragedy of the assassination of President Kennedy was compounded at Youngs- town, with the death of two renouned professors. Dr. Clair L. Worley, Head of the Biology Depart- ment, and Professor Louis Lengyel of the Busi- ness Administration Faculty, were both suddenly taken from their positions of importance. The University as a whole regrets their untimely passing. Louis Lengyel Senior Directory I Aaron, Gloria . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education. Newman Adamo, Nick . . . New Castle, Pa., Education, Alpha Phi Delta Adler, Gerald . . . EUwood City, Pa., Art, Art Club, D ' s List Aiken, Kathleen . . . Mars, Pa., Education, SEA Alexander, Carol . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education Alexander, Diane . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, JWA, RIL, Phi Mu (Vice President) Alexander, Robert . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Business Ambrose, Bruce . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., Theta Chi, Newman, Jr. Prom Chairman, 1963 Ambrose, Thomas . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Engineering, Theta Chi (Vice Pres.) , Student Council (Outstanding Member) , OSPE ( Sec.) , Neon, Fr. Orient. Comm. 1963 Amodeo, Martin . . . Ingomar, Pa., Business, SEA Angel, Victor . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Biology, Student Counc. Neon, Jambar, IPC Delegate, Theta Xi (Vice Pres.) , Biol. Lab Asst., Tennis Team, IPC Bowling Angelo, James . . . Warren, Ohio, Business, SE Loan Fund Dr. Antalocy, Frances . . . Campbell, Ohio, Education, BSO, SEA, Newman, Student Council, Little Sisters of Minerva Armaline, Dianne . . . Campbell, Ohio, JWA, Newman, SEA Armitage, Donald . . . W. Middlesex, Pa., Chemistry, ACS Armstrong, Diane . . . Mineral Ridge, Ohio, Education, Kappa Delta Pi AssioN, Thomas . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Philosophy B Badger, Don . . . New Castle, Pa., Engineering, ASCE Bailey, Carolyn . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Newman, SEA Bako, Joan . . . Niles. O., Education, Kappa Delta Pi. Newman Baldelli, David . . . EUwood City, Pa., Business Balint, Leroy . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Business. Sigma Tau Gamma (Recording Sec. Treasurer) Baltrus, Kathie . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, Kappa Delta Pi, SEA, RIL, Deans List Banjo Joseph . . . Youngstown, O., Engineering, Newman, OSPE Barron, Richard . . . Aliquippa, Pa., Education, SAE. IFC Sports, SEA, Intramural Sports Barsotti, John . . . Tuscaloosa, Ala., Dean ' s List Barta, Judith . . . Warren, Ohio, Education, JWA, SE. Bartelmav, Donald . . . Boardman, Ohio, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Stu- dent Council, RIL. YUSA, Intramural Sports Barvitski, Caron . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, SEA, Drama Guild, English Society, LIniversity Players Bass, Mildred . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, NEA Baumann, Judith . . . Warren, O., Business, AOPi, Little Sisters of Minerva, Homecoming Att. 1963, RIL. Jambar, } ' A Beany, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., Math, TKE, YU Math Club Bees, William . . . Sharon, Pa., Engineering, OSPE, ASCE, Lab As- sistant Behner, M. ranel . . . Warren, O., Education, Deans List, SEA Beil, Jerome . . . Youngstown, Ohio. Education, Dean ' s List Bender, Marcia . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education. DEB ' s, SE. Beranek, Bruce . . . Youngstown. Ohio, Business. Honor Roll Berecek, Paul . . . Masury. Ohio. Engineering, OSPE Bergen, Judith . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, Sigma Alpha Iota (Vice Pres.) . MENC, Concert Choir, Dana Chorus Bevilacqua, JosErH . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Business, Alpha Phi Delta, Circle K, Pershing Rifles, ROTC Bezak, Beverly . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, Newman Bieterman, Barb.ira . . . Struthers, Ohio, BSO (Pres.), Student Coun- cil (Outstanding Member, Sec.) , Newman, Panhellenic, JWA, YLIS. ' V, Freshman Orient. Co-Chairman, SE. Bii.lak, Frank . . . Brookfield, Ohio, Business Birkovich, Robert . . . Niles, Ohio. Biology. Newman Bi.ooMSTiNE, Ellen . . . Cortland. Ohio, Education, SEA, RIL BoDiNE, Su zanne . . . Youngstown, Ohio, Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Art Club (Treas.) , JWA, SEA, Student Art Show Bohren, William . . . Baden, Pa., Education, HPE Club BoNAMASE, George . . . Youngstown, O., Orchestra, Band, Choir Borrelli, John . . . Glassport, Pa., Education, Theta Xi. NEA BovA, Philip . . . Youngstown, O., Omicron, Lambda (Vice Pres.) BowEN, Mary . . . New Castle, Pa., Education, TKN, FS.A, SEA Bower, Frank . . . Warren, Ohio, Education Bowser, Mary Jane . . . Hubbard, Ohio, Education, SE. BoYER, KiMBER . . . Arlington, Va., Economics, Theta Chi, ROTC, Scabbard and Blade, Newman Bragg, Marilyn . . . Sharpsville, Pa., Tri Sigma, Little Sisters of Minerva Brainard, Diane . . . Warren, O., Biology, Gamma Sigma Sigma Brecht, Susan . . . Jamestown, Pa., Education, Tri Sigma, SEA Brewster, James . . . Southington, Ohio, Business Brickle, George . . . Sharon, Pa., Business Bright, Alfred . . . Youngstown, O., Alpha Phi Alpha, Art Club Brncic, Judith . . . Youngstown, O., AOPi, Art Club (Pres. VP) Brown, Andrew . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Dean ' s List Brown, David . . . Youngstown, O., Omicron Lambda (Treas.) ROTC Bruno, Sebastian . . . Struthers, O., Education, Football, HPEC Bullano, Joseph . . . New Castle, Pa., Education, Alpha Phi Delta Burick, Wayne . . . Wampum, Pa., Biology, Omicron Lambda (Pres) Burkv, Richard . . . Berlin Center, O., Art Club, Art Show Burns, Lamont . . . DuBois, Pa., Advertising, TKE Burt, Ch. rles . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Theta Chi, YUSA Bury, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., YU Chess Club, Jambar, ACS Bustard, Thomas . . . Warren, Ohio, ACS Butch, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., TKE, Rifle Club, ASCE Byers, Richard . . . Youngstown, Ohio , Aliquippa, Pa., Sigma Alpha Epsilon E. Liverpool, O., Business, Argon Club . . . Youngstown, O., Theta Xi, Dean ' s List, SEA, Cabraja, Peter . . . Calcott, John . . . Calcagni, Robert YUSA Calhoun, David . . . Youngstown, O., Business Caupetis, Angfxine . . . Warren, O., Lambda Nu, SE, Campbell, Robert . . . Cleveland, O., Business Campbell, Russell . . . New Castle, Pa., Alpha Tau Gamma Canavan, Thomas . . . Niles, O., Theta Chi Cangey, Sam . . . New Castle, Pa., Alpha Tau Gamma, Econ. Club Capo, James . . . Youngstown. O., Sigma Tau Gamma Caposell, Martha . . . Youngstown, O., Education Capots, Raymond . . . Youngstown, O.. Social Science Club C. rchedi, Fr. nk . . . Lowellville, O., Theta Chi, RIL, YUSA Carlson, Paul . . . Youngstown, O., Theta Chi, RIL, YUSA Carroll, Wiluam . . . Muncie, Ind., Phi Epsilon C. rson, William . . . Girard, O., YU Golf Team, HPE Club C. Ruso, Veronica . . . Niles, O., Head Majorette, Newman Casey, Kathryn . . . Youngstown, O., Education Cfrnoch, Thomas . . . Campbell, O., ACS, Newman Chain, Kartn . . . Hubbard, O., BSO, Little Sisters of Minerva, JWA, SAE Sweetheart, RIL, YUSA. SEA Chernicky, Paul . . . McKeesport, Pa., Theta Chi Chesnak, Acnes . . . Warren, O., Education Chila, Peter . . . Girard, O., Alpha Phi Delta (Pres., Jambar, Cir- cle K (Pres.) , Newman (Treas.) , PR ' s. Deans List, IFC Ball Co- Chairman— 15 64, Freshman Day Committee Christoff, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., El. Education Christy, Mary Rose . . . Youngstown, O., Education, SEA, CEA, YU Nurses Assoc. O. TRC Chulik, Anna Marie . . . Youngstown, Ohio CicHOSKi, Lee . . . Butler, Pa.. BE, Dean ' s List, Football, ASME Clary, William . . . Sharon, Pa., Business, Alpha Phi Omega Clute. Maurice . . . Fowler. O., Kappa Delta Pi. Omicron Lambda, HPE Club, Intramural Sports Clvmer, Alice ' . . . New Castle, Pa., English Clvmer, William . . . New Castle, Pa., Education CoHN, Waldf-F-n . . .Youngstown, O., Education, Gamma Sigma Sigma (Pres.) , Lambda Nu (Sec, Treas.) , Panhellenic (VP) , Kappa Delta Pi, Neon. Fr. Orient. Co-Ch.-1962. 1963 Colangelo, Joseph . . . Conneaut, O., Sigma Tau, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, ASME, OSPE Colangelo, Maxine . . . Warren, O., Education CoLONNA, Jeanne . . . Youngstown. O., Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Newman, YUSA CoLONNA, Joseph . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Alpha Mu Commarota, Joseph . . . Wellsville, O., BS Connor, Bernadette . . . Glenshaw, Pa., AB Connor, William . . . Glenshaw, Pa., BE, ASCE, OSPE, Co-Edit, of The Pratt, Publicity Chairman-ASCE Conrad, Sidney . . . Youngstown, O., BE, Sigma Tau Gamma, ASCE, Sigma Tau, YUSA, IFC Conti, J. cklyn . . . Youngstown, O., Education, AOPi, SNEA Cool, Dorothy . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Kappa Delta Pi Cooper, Elaine . . . Youngstown, O., Education, BSO, Dean ' s List, Student Council, Homecoming Queen-1962, PR Sponsor, Newman, Assistantship. ROTC Officer CoRTELL, Angela . . . Niles, O., Education CosTELLO, Raymond . . . Boardman, O., BS in BA Coughlin. William . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA Counts, Clyde . . . Sharon. Pa., Kappa Alpha Psi, Varsity football, IFC, ROTC, Intramurals Court, Michael . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Sigma Tau Gam- ma, Dana Chorus, Men ' s Glee Club CowELL, Neil . . . Youngstown, O., BA Cox, James . . . Irwin, Pa., Dean ' s List, Intramural Sports Cramer, Charles . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA Cramer, Robert . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Dean ' s List Crawford, Shirley . . . Sharpsville, Pa., Education, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, SEA, Membership Committee Creed, Jere . . . Youngstown, O., BS, SAE, Dean ' s List, IFC Sp. Crocnale, Henry . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Alpha Mu CusANO, M. RY . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Mathematics Assoc. Sec. Cvelbar, Mary . . . Brookfield, O., BS in BA, Dean ' s List Daley, Mary . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Newman, Women ' s Rec. Assoc. D ' Amico, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Theta Xi, Frat. Officer and Chairman, Social Science Club, Dean ' s List. YUSA D ' Angelo, Katherine . . . Struthers, O., Education, BSO, JWA, Newman, SEA Danovitz, Fred . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., BS in BA Data, Alfred . . . Aliquippa, Pa., BA-English and Russian Davelli, Joe . . . New Castle, Pa., BE, Dean ' s List, Dean ' s Council, ASM Pies., Honor Roll, OSPE Davies, Joyce . . . Canfield, O., Education Davis, Bert . . . Youngstown, O., BE, Theta Xi, Varsity Baseball, Newman Davis, John . . . Niles, O., BE, Sigma Tau, Newman DAntonio, Sandy . . . Youngstown, O., Education, AOPi, Dean ' s List, Newman Defelice, John . . . New Castle, Pa., BE, ASM Degennaro, Phyliss . . . Youngstown, O., BS, BSO, Newman (Sec.) , Dean ' s List, Homecoming Chairman, Neon. SE. ' , JW. ' Delprato, Herman . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., BS in BA Delsignore, Tony . . . Poland, O., BE, Alpha Phi Omega, Newman, Dean ' s Council, ROTC, YUSIE, AIEE Denzinger, Katherine . . . Sharon, Pa., Education, SEA DiBacco, Raffaella . . . Youngstown, O., AB, BSO, Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List, JWA, YUS. . Fr. Day Committee DiCiccio, Kathleen . . . Campbell, O., BS, Gamma Sigma Sigma Dick, Michael . . . New Castle, Pa., BS in BA Dickey, Joan . . . McDonald, O., BS, Dean ' s List Delisio, Fred . . . Aliquippa, Pa., BS, SAE (Pledge Res., Soc. Chair- man) , Dean ' s List, IFC Sports, SEA Deluca, Kathleen . . . Poland, O., BS, Dean ' s List, SEA, JWA Docherty, John . . . Youngstown, O., BS DoMONKOs, IsFVAN . . . Sharon, Pa., AB, Dean ' s List, ISO Dortin, David . . . Youngstown, BA, Theta Chi, IFC Delegate Dubose, Sylvia . . . Youngstown, O., BA, Gamma Sigma Sigma Duncan, Daniel . . . Sharon, Pa., BS in BA, ROTC Dunkle, Robert . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Sigma Phi Epsilon, IFC, RIL Dunmire, Margaret . . . Hubbard, O., BS, Dean ' s List, Art CI. Dunn, Sally . . . Youngstown, O., BS, AOPi (Rec. Sec.) Snow. Host. DupoNT, Roland . . . Warren, O., BS in BA DzuRicsKO, George . . . Sharon, Pa., Education Earl, Gerald . . . New Castle, Pa., BS in BA, Dean ' s List Eboch, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., Biology EcoNOMUs, George . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Theta Xi, IFC Sports, Newman, Dean ' s List, .Alpha Mu, Intramurals Edel, Robert . . . Youngstown. O., BS in BA Elia, Tony . . . Alliance, O., AB, Dean ' s List, ISO (Pies) . Elias, William . . . Youngstown, O., AB, TKE, Co-Ch. Mil. Ball Elton, Glenn . . . Slippery Rock, Pa., BS, HPE Club, SEA Engelmann, Frank . . . Youngstown, O., AB England, Elizabeth . . . Struthers, O., BS, Dean ' s List, SEA Erdos, Anna Mae . . . Niles, O., BS, BSO, Sen. Class Sec, Dean ' s List, SEA, Majorette, JWA, Newman Erdos, Betty . . . Niles, O., BS, BSO, Marian Day Queen, SEA, Majorette, JWA, Newman Erickson, James . . . Youngstown, O., BE, Sigma Tau, Circle K Ericson, Lola . . . Youngstown, BS EsoRDi, David . . . Warren, O., BS in BA Evans, Dennis . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Alpha Mu, D ' s List Evans, Ronald . . . Sharon, Pa., BS in BA, Alpha Mu Faddock, William . . . Poland, O., AB, TKE (Sec.) , IFC Delegate Falgiani, Dominic . . . Youngstown, O., BS, Dean ' s List, SEA Farragher, George . . . Sharon, Pa., BS in BA, Alpha Mu Faulkner, John . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, TKE, IFC Sports Ff.renchak, William . . . Youngstown, O., BE, Sigma Tau, ASME, Dean ' s List, ROTC, Dean ' s Council, Scabbard and Blade Ferrara, Tom . . . Hubbard, O., BS, Theta Chi, Dean ' s List, IFC Sports, YUS.A, Majors Club (Pres. and Sec.) Ferry, John . . . Leetonia, O., BS in BA Feher, Barbara . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Dean ' s List, Span. Club Fieldhouse, John . . . Washingtonville, O., BS, TKE Fischer, William . . . Hawthrone, N. Y., BS in BA Fisher, Marilyn . . . Girard, O., BS, BSO, Dean ' s List, JWA, RIL Fitori, Joseph . . . Youngstown, O., BA, Theta Xi, Varsity Golf Fleming, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Theta Xi, Dean ' s List Flint, Patricia . . . Youngstown, O., Education FoK, Shiu . . . Youngstown, O., BE, ASME FoRAN, Nancy . . . Youngstown, O., BS, SEA, JWA, Newman Foreman, Emilie . . . Youngstown, O., BS, SEA Frank, Peter . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA Frattaroli, Anthony . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Alpha Mu Frederick, Bruce . . . Youngstown, O., BE, ROTC, ASME, OSPE Frondorf, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA Garcia, Victor . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Omicron Lambda, Hon. Gartland, Dennis . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, TKE, Dean ' s List, Jambar, Newman, May Day Chair., Circle K (Treas., Board of Dir.) , Cheerleader, PR ' s, ROTC, YUSA Gates, Anthony . . . Kinsman, O., BS in BA Gbur, Jerome . . . Youngstown, O., OSPE (Pres.) , ASME (Sec.) , NSPE Gebbia, Joseph . . . New Castle, Pa., BE, YUSCE Geicer, Gerald . . . Cortland, O., BE, ASCE (Vice Pres.) , Sigma Tau Hon., Dean ' s List. OSPE, Newman Gelnett, Patsy . . . Cortland, O., BS, Dean ' s List, SEA George, Michael . . . Campbell, O., BS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, SEA, Newman George, Robert . . . Youngstown, O., BS, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Vice Pres., Soc. Chairman, Chaplain) , Mr. Popularity-1961, Newman, YUSA, Biology Lab Asst., Homecoming IFC Ball Ch. Getchey, William . . . New Castle, Pa., BE, IEEE Giancardella, John . . . Niles, O., BEE, Sigma Tau, IEEE Gibbs, George . . . Sharon, Pa., BA in Philosophy Gilbert, John . . . Youngstown, O., AB GiLiDA, Nicholas . . . Youngstown, O., Sigma Tau Gamma (Treas., Pres.) , Student Council Dele., . lpha Tau Gamma, Ace. Lab In- structor, Co-Chairman Greek Sing-1962 Gillam, Robert . . . Petersburg, O., BS in BA, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Dean ' s List, YUSA. RIL, IFC Sports GiNTERT, Dean . . . Cortland, O., BE, ASME, OSPE Gioppo, Barbara . . . Campbell, O., BS, BSO, Dean ' s List, Pan- hellenic Dele., Pledge Pres., Newman Mardi Gras Co-Chairman, JWA, Pink Lady, YUSA Gladd, Matthew . . . Hubbard, O., BME, ROTC, ASME, OSPE Gladd, Virginia . . . Education, SE. -Student Advisor, Newman Golba, Walter . . . New Castle, Pa., BS in BA, Alpha Tau Gamma Goodwin, Cindy . . . North Lima, O., Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List, Art Club, Honor ' s Day Goodwin, Patty . . . North Lima, O., Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List, Art Club (Sec., Treas.) , Honor Roll GoRGEi, Donald . . . Youngstown. O., Theta Xi (Sec.) , Sigma Tau, Dean ' s List. Honor Roll, ASME (Vice Pres.) Gradski, Carole . . . Youngstown, O., Education, BSO, Neon Grappo. Shirley . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Newman, JWA Gray, Carol . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Gamma Sigma Sigma Gray, Georgia . . . Vienna, O., Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, JWA Green, Patricia . . . Struthers, O., AOPi (Asst. Treas.) , Dean ' s List, SEA Groth, James . . . Warren, O., Phi Mu Alpha Sinf., Dean ' s List, Student Ed Loan Fund, Reflect, in Jazz Concert Grumet, Alfred . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., ZBT, Soc. Sci. Club (Pres., Vice Pres.) Gubany, Donald . . . Campbell, O., Theta Chi, Dean ' s List H Haak, William . . . Youngstown, O., B in Music, Alpha Psi Omega (Pres.) , Phi Mu Alpha Sinf. (Al. Pres.) , Dana Orch. Hackett, Paul . . . Youngstown, O., BA, Delta Sigma Phi (Sec.) Haddad, Lawrence . . . Youngstown, O., BA Hall, Jesse . . . Hubbard, O., BA, Theta Chi, Dean ' s List, HPEMC Hallock, William . . . Poland, O., Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Delta Pi Haltman, Harry . . . Nilse, O., AB Harley, John . . . Columbiana, O., Omicron Lambda, Bio. Lab Asst. Harmony, Thomas . . . Sharon, Pa., BS in BA, Stud. Ed. Loan Fund Harris, Russell . . . Warren, O., BE, OSPE, IEEE, RIL Harrison, Keith . . . E. Liverpool, O., Phi Epsilon, Engr. DC Hartman, William . . . Hubbard, O., Sigma Tau, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, ASME 295 Hartzell, Richard . . . Struthers, O., Theta Xi, Dean ' s List, Var- sity Football Haubert, John . . . Franklin, Pa., BS in BA, Ace. Lab Instr. Hawkins, John . . . Lisbon, O., Sigma, Phi Epsilon, PR ' s Haydu, John . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Newman, Art Club Helle, Gordon . . . Poland, O., BS in BA Heller, Howard . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., BS in BA Helsel, David , . . Youngstown, O., Dean ' s List, RIL, B. Lab Asst. Hendricks, Robert . . . Salem, O., Alpha Mu, Dean ' s List, HR Herman, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., Sigma Phi Epsilon (Pres., Pledge Class Pres.) , IFC Dele., YUSA (Pres.) , Omicron Lambda Hernandez, Richard . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Art Club Hitchcock, Donald . . . Liverpool, N. Y., BE, ROTC HiTE, Jerome . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., Delta Sigma Phi (Sec.) HoLKO, George . . . Warren, O., BS in BA Holloway, Larry . . . Leetonia, O., TKE, ROTC, Intr. Basketball Horgland, Robert . . . Cortland, O., BS Hopweed, Ruby . . . Poland, O., BS in Ed., SEA Horbachewsky, Taras . . . Youngstown, O., AB, YU, Math Club HousER, James . . . Youngstown, O., B of EE, PR ' s, Sigma Tau, Scabbard and Blade (Vice Pres., Pledge Tr.) , ROTC, Cadet Lt. Col. Dist. Mil. Stud., Newman Hovanec, Richard . . . Youngstown, O.. Education, Zeta Phi Hromyko, Jerry . . . Aliquippa, Pa., SAE (Rec. Sec.) , YUSOIE (Pres.) , Dean ' s Council (VP) , OSPE (Treas.) . IPC big. Hubbard, Linda . . . Canfield, O., Art. Ed., Tri Sigma (Pres., Treas., Soc. Chairman) , Student Council (Spec. Pro]. Comm.) .Dean ' s List, HC Dance-Inv.-Dec.-Pg.-Co-Ch ' mn. Newman, J V. Hughes, Betty . . . New Castle, Pa., Education, SEA Isaacs, Clara . . . Youngstown, O., BS in HE, Campus Nurse, RN at St. Luke ' s in Cleveland Isaacs, Karen . . . Youngstown, O., BS in Ed., RIL, SEA Itts, Raymond . . . Youngstown, O., AB, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List J JAGNOW, Velma . . . Poland, O., Education, AOPi (Frat. Ed. Off.) . Dean ' s List, JWA, Dana Chorus, Concert Choir James, John . . . Canfield, O., BS in BA Jamison, Eric . . . Grove City, Pa., BS in BA, Alpha Phi Omega Jaric, Robert . . . Lowellville, O., BS in BA, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sec. Soc. Chairman, Rush Chairman) , Circle K, Newman. YUS.A, May Day Janosko, Jane . . . Struthers, O., Education, Gamma Sigma Sigma Jantson, John . . . Warren, O., Sigma Phi Epsilon, PR ' s, ROTC Johnston, Linda . . . New Castle, Pa., Drama GUI., Opera Wksp. Joyce, Stephen . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., SAE (Pres., Treas., Her.) , Student Council (Treas.) , Dean ' s List, Sprg. Wknd. Co-Ch. Justice, William . . . Youngstown, O., Phi Mu Alpha Sinf., MENC JuRowsKi, Raymond . . . Warren, O., BS in BA K Kacher, Henry . . . Youngstown, O., BE, Sigma Tau, ASME, OSPE Kaiser, Victoria . . . Salem, O., Kappa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List Kalosky, Dick . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Theta Xi (Pres., Rec. Sec, Pledge Master) . IFC (alt.. Sports) , YLSA, Newman Kapsulis. George . . . Campbell. O., AHEP, , Intr. Softball Kapsulis, Nancy . . . Campbell, O., B. in Psychology Kasmer, Kaaren . . . Youngstown, O., BSO (Rush Chairman) , Neon (Organ. Ed-1963) , Junior Prom Queen, Mardi Gras Att., ROTC Attendant, JW. , SEA, Newman Katnik, William . . . Pittsburgh, Pa., Delta Sigma Phi, D ' s List Keasey, John . . . Poland, O., Traffic Transport Mngmnt. Kendall, Ronald . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Debate Team Kennedy, Irene . . . E. Palestine, O., Dean ' s List, Soc. Sci. Club Kfrmani, Shirley . . . Youngstown, O., Education Khoury, Nemer . . . Youngstown, O., BS, International Club, SEA KiGCANs, Jon . . . Wellsville, O., Phi Epsilon, YUSCE (Pres.) , Dean ' s List, Dean ' s Council KijowsKi, Walter . . . Masury, O., Education, IFC Sports, NEA KiNCG. Rose . . . Monrovia. Liberia, AB in Psychology KisH, John . . . BS in BA, Dean ' s List Kleeh, James . . . Youngstown, O., BA in Psychology Klein, Stephen . . . Youngstown, O., Alpha Tau Gamma, D ' s List Klempay, Peter . . . Canfield, O., BS, Math Club KoHLER, Fred . . . Painesville, O., AB Koi, James . . . Sharon, Pa., IE, YUSIE, Intr. Softball Koma, Donald . . . Struthers, O., Education, Deans List KoNESKY, Charles . . . Theta Chi, Ch ' mn. Pub. Rel. Fr ' mn. Dav KoNEVAL, Willi am . . . Youngstown, O., BE, .A.SCE (Pres.) , D ' s Council KosEK, Daniel . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Intr. Sports KosEK, Robert . . . Struthers, O., BE, IEEE KoTouCH, James . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Sigma Phi Epsilon KovACH, Kenneth . . . Youngstown, O., TKE, Newman, Intr. Sports Kovach, Maryjane . . . Campbell, O., Home Ec. Chapter (VP) Newman KozAK, John . . . Campbell, O., AB in Physics Kozarich, Stephen . . . Hubbard, O., Dean ' s List, Newman, YUSA Krasowski, Carolyn . . . Education, Gamma Sigma Sigma, Dean ' s List, SEA, JWA, Neon Kramer, Robert . . . Youngstown, O., Phi Sigma Kappa, IFC Del., IFC Sports, Dean ' s List, Newman (Treas.) , Jambar, YUSA Krepp, Thomas . . . Franklin, Pa., BS in BA Krohn, Winifred . . . Youngstown, O., AOPi (Treas.) , Junior Prom Att., Math Club, Newman. SEA, YUSA, JWA Krupke, Richard . . . Hubbard, O., BA Kucharyk, Sylvia . . . Education, SEA KuPEC, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., SAE, Intr. Sports, Newman KuRowsKi, Alberta . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Tri Sigma, ' 62 Engineering Att., Sigma Tau Gamma Sweetheart, JWA, SEA, Dean ' s List, Newman Kushner, Margie . . . Youngstown, O., Econ. Club, Newman, YUSA Kusnierz, Mary . . . New Castle, Pa., SEA, Majorette, D ' s List L Lance, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., BS in B. , SAE Lang, William . . . New Castle, Pa., SAE (Treas.) , PR ' s (Fin. Off.) , Student Council, ROAL Trophy, ROTC Honor Awd. Langosh, Frank . . . W. Middlesex, Pa., BA, Math Club Lapin, Kenneth . . . Youngstown, O., Education, Dean ' s List Lavins, Paul . . . Youngstown, O., BE Lazzio, Emily . . . Niles, O., Education, Newman Leach, Don . . . New Castle, Pa., Dean ' s List, YUMA. IRE Leckw. vrt, Frank . . . New Castle, Pa., BE, Sigma Tau, IEEE Lees, John . . . Sharon, Pa., Education, Dean ' s List, H. Roll Leet, Robert . . . Youngstown, O., Alpha Tau Gamma, Dean ' s List Leighty, Thomas . . . New Castle, Pa., AB, Dean ' s List, H. Roll Leonard, Louis . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Dean ' s List, H.R. Lesnak, Patricia . . . Youngstown, O., Gamma Sigma Sigma (Pres., Treas., Rec. Sec) Letchford, Robert . . . McKeesport, Pa., BE, YUSCE Levick, Melvin . . . BS in BA. ZBT (Pres.) , Dean ' s List Levy, Joseph . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, ZBT Likens, Albert . . . Warren, O.. Education, SEA Linebaugh, Ray . . . Youngstown, O., Education LisKO, Ronald . . . Campbell, O., BS in BA, Alpha Tau Gamma Listiak, Carole . . . Youngstown, O., Phi Mu (Pres.) , Panhel. C. Little, John . . . Youngstown, O., BS, ACS (Sec) , Lab. Ass ' t. Lodge, Eileen . . . Salem, O.. BA, SEA Lombardo, James . . . New Castle, Pa., BS in BA Lombardo, Ralph . . . New Castle, Pa., BE Loos, Beatrice . . . 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Youngstown, Ohio. Spanish Club (Pres.) Yurtin, Ivan . . . Warren, Ohio, BS in BA, Sigma Phi Epsilon Zajac, Anthony . . . Farrell, Pa., BS in BA Zbell, Judith . . . Youngstown, BS, YUNA (Program Ch ' mn.) Zeches, Paul . . . Youngstown, O., BA, Delta Sigma Phi, RIL, Soc. Sci. Club, IFC Sports Zeno, Richard . . . Warren, O., BS in BA, Phi Sigma Kappa, (Sec.) , Alpha Mu (Pres.) , Dean ' s List, Intramural Sports Zerella, Phyllis . . . Youngstown, Oh., AB, AOPi (Pres.) , Pan Hel. Pres., Newman, Co Chairman of ' 62 Greek Sing, Sigma Tau Gamma White Rose Queen, Military Ball Queen, YUSA Zetts, John . . . Campbell, O., BS, Physics Club (VP) , Physics Lab Ass ' t., Newman ZiEMANSKi, Thomas . . . Youngstown, O., BE in ME,, Dean ' s Counc (Pres., Sec, Act. Chairman) , Student Council (Act. Ch ' mn.) , Sen- ior Class Pres., ASME Pres., Theta Chi, OSPE 298 ZlcLER, Regina . . . Warren, O., BS in BA ZiMA, Mary . . . Ashtabula, O., BS in Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA ZippERMAN, Christina . . . Poland, O., BS in Ed. Zlatkoff, Andrew . . . Campbell, O., BS in Ed. Zocco, Robert . . . BS in Ed.. Theta Xi (Rush Ch ' win.) , Newman, SEA, IPC Sports, YU Radio Show ZoLovicK, George . . . Youngstown, O., BE in CE, Zeta Phi (Trcas.) , Phi Epsilon, ACS, Intramural Sports ZuMPELLA, Clement . . . New Castle, Pa., BS. YU Marching Band, Dana Orch., Dana Woodwind Ens., MENC, Dana Chorus ZuMRiCK, Kenneth . . . Youngstown, O., BE, IEEE, ROTC, Scabbard and Blade ZuPKo, Michael . . . Youngstown, O., BS in BA, Alpha Tau Gamma (Hist) Honor Roll, Honor Society, Accounting Lab Instructor ADDITIONS Adams. Joann . . . Poland, O., Ed., Newman, SEA BusiN, Terry . . . Youngstown, O.. Bus., Delta Sigma Phi (Pres., Treas.) , IFC Delegate CoNKEY, David . . . Youngstown, O., Civil Engineering Goldman. Bruce . . . Youngstown, O., ZBT, Omicron Lambda HoRVAT, Joseph . . . Girard, O., Ed., Alpha Phi Delta (Cor. Sec.) , IFC Delegate, IFC Sports Maglicco, Carmen . . . McKeesport, Pa., Ed.. Theta Xi Olexa, Joan . . . Youngstown, O., Ed., SNEA PocHiRO, Carole . . .Youngstown, O., Education SiMUNic, Diana . . . Youngstown, O., AOPi, Newman, Neon, Gamma Tau Alpha, SEA, Omicron Lambda 299 I. ' iV 1 VV --- ■ ■ — ' ■  ■ ■  I I .ii. v . .1 . ■ .l Vi I I ■it I V  V ' l I .. „ . ' t , . .. - n ,. „. III ■I . I. A ■ ! I- I V i ■ « i.i , I V . . . i i  1 1. . ■ III. l l illiili m il l l V ' l| l. ■ i5i «ll l l I ' ' t ' h li K ii y i n ll V III I i • ■ Ji ■1 1) ;:   i ' « ■■: A yearbook is a history of events, personal development and emotional extension. Every student has a part in this interaction of plan and fate that makes a University. I have tried to amass this year, giving something signifi- cantly personal to every student. The expec- tation of original planning being realized by chance, second thought, skill, oversight, and production schedules, have resolved them- selves. I give it to you. Tom LafFey The NEON staff acknowledges: Dorthy Forney, Yearbook Advisor; Jim McWilliams and Foote : Davies, for printing; Irving Lloyd and Bill Abey, for photography; and all the various organizations and departments of the University for their cooperation.