Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Kileawley Residents Bring New Spirit To Youngstown ix

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Two hundred ten men moved into the lVlen's Residence Hall of the Kilcawley Stu- dent Center in September, 1965 although its Q construction was not quite complete. Not only f il In 1 VUL Stl 5 M, were these men the first dormitory students in 'li fx 1' . - if E I Y.U.'s history, seventy-five per cent of them M K E E r' N fb' l't' W A were freshmeng however, it didn't take long E H D ? -A for their influence to be felt on campus. They R it E Ayff v p - ,lit ' N' marched in a group to the freshman picnic R I Y Y - ,,L.4 . . . ,G I ga with banners proudly proclaiming We are Y 5 p E from Kilcawleyv and they organized a bonfire T A ' before the first home football game. Despite ff the rivalry which has developed among the different floors, all of the men are solidly m R e A . behind Y.U. in a way never before seen on campus. Perhaps those first frustrating weeks when living conditions were so primitive- at times there wasn't even any hot water- forged a bond of shared experiences which l will be the cel-,tgp of new traditigng, Circle K service fraternity decorated the outside while the residents trimmed the halls with Christmas ornaments. :Qi fi? Kilcawley residents receive their meals in the former Snack Bar. 21