1950 YOUNGSTOWN COLLEGE YEARBOOK NEON - OHIO

Description: 1950 NEON YOUNGSTOWN COLLEGE YEARBOOK - OHIO - GREAT PHOTOS. Photos 1, 2 and 3 show the front cover, back cover and binding. Photos 4 and 5 show the Title Page and Table of Contents. Photo # 6 shows Youngstown at night, as it was in 1950. Photo # 7shows that it cost $500.00 to move the ROCK onto the campus grounds. Photo # 8 shows the October Freshman Brunch held in Mills Creek Park Chairman of the affair Angelo Nacarado reported good attendance. Mills Creek Park was founded in 1891 due to the untiring efforts of Youngstown Attorney, Volney Rogers. Rogers secured options on much of the land and was able to purchase large tracts of it. This was no small task given that he was compelled to deal with more than 90 landowners. Mills Creek Park encompasses approximately 4400 acres with a variety of bridges, ponds, gardens and waterfalls. Photo # 9 shows a real photo of Mills Creek Park in the Spring. It was pasted into the Yearbook. Photos 10 and 11 show the Home Coming activities in 1949. Nu Sigman Rho Fraternity was the winning float and carried the Homecoming Queen Joyce Webb, during the half time ceremonies. Her predecessor, Peggy Biga presented her with the crown during half time ceremonies. Following the presentation the queen and her Court: Bette Savage, Phyllis, Anne Galose, Betty Jayne DiMenno and Mary Jo Davin were honored in a gala parade. The Homecoming Dance was held at Stambaugh Auditorium. Photo # 12 shows the Armistice Day Activities held on November 11, 1949. Father Arthur DeCrane and Reverend Albert Linder opened the activities. College President Howard Jones reminded the students of their obligation to the war dead. November 12th was officially proclaimed Sadie Hawkins Day. An attendance of over 5,000 alumni, students and friends made the first Open House a success. Photo # 13 shows February activity the Post Exam Hop, led by Angelo Delli Quardi. The library drive began with ths sale of tickets to Yochooey, the school's own variety show. Band Leader, Emmy Williams and his orchestra performed at the Tri Lan Ballroom with the Mardi Gras, Pre-Lenten Newman Club Dance. Queen of the Affair was he lovely Sally McCreey and her Court: Dolores Barko, Ginny Krispinsky, Kathleen Long, Irene Pavlov and Marg Palatis. Photo 14 shows The Month of April and the Junior Senior Prom with Queen Carole Anderson and her Court, Jeanne Lyons, Sally Downie, Mary Alice Joyc and Betty DiMenna. The Crown was awarded by last years Queen, Donna Lewis. Photos 15 and 16 show the May Queens in Revue: starting at the top and left to right: 1938, Phyllis Monach from Gamma Sigma Sorority, 1935, Coletta Lynden Scheets, 1937, Ruth Wright Leigninger, from Phi Lambda Delta Sorority, 1938, Madeline Marge, 1939, Mary Louise Black from Alpha Theta Delta Sorority, 1940, Florence McKibbon Heber from Gamma Sigma Sorority, Margaret Kirchner from Phi Lambda Delta Sorority,1942, Catherine Jaczko Rosapepe from Gamma Sigma Sorority, 1943, Edith McCormick Dollison, from Phi Lambda Delta Sorority, Kathryn Sullivan, from Phi Lambda Delta Sorority, 1945, Dorothy Fisher, from Gamma Sigma Sorority, 1946, June Grimsley, from Alpha Theta Delta Sorority, 1947, Margaret Niewander Palmenter from Alpha Theta Delta Sorority, 1949, Mary Jane Hoover, from Phi Lamda Delta Sorority, and Betty Jane Houser, 1948, from Gamma Sigma Sorority. Photo # 17 shows a larger picture of Betty Jane Houser from a advertisement from Abey Studios, who was the Senior Class Photographer, they were located on 4208 Sheridan Road, Youngstown. Photo # 20 gives a good article about Sports in Review at Youngstown College. Photo # 21 shows Pete The Penguin, symbol of Youngstown College Sports. Photos 22 and 23 show photos of the buildings at Youngstown College from the 1920's to the present. Photo # 24 shows Mills Creek Park in the Summer. Shelf # 77.

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