Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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(Continental by R. M. G. Inc.) PRESIDENT E. G. MASON Each new year brings new responsibilities and new opportunities. The responsibilities may tend to discourage us but the opportunities challenge us to greater effort and help us to face our responsibilities with greater courage and contidence. This year has been a new year that is unusual because several changes in administrative personnel have taken place and consequently many new responsibilities and opportunities have come to us. As | am facing my new responsibilities as President this year, | want to express my deep appreciation for the cooperation and loyalty shown by the Commun- ity, Church, Faculty, and Students. By continued loyalty to our work, constant effort to meet our responsibilities and take advantage of our opportunities we will surely make substantial progress. Page seven

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The Ashland College faculty is headed by E. G. Mason, now President of the College and Professor of Education. President Mason has just com- pleted his first year in this capacity and has proven himself a capable leader. On the opposite page at the top, reading left to right are: Dr. R. R. Haun, Acting Dean of the College and Professor of Physics. Another administrative officer is Dr. M. P. Puterbaugh, Acting Dean of Students, and Professor of Chemistry. Miss Doris Stout is Dean of Women and Associate Professor of Education. Dr. Shively, the bursar and Dean J. Benshoff, Assistant Bursar and Associate Professor of Business Administration. In the second row is the Seminary faculty, headed by Dr. W. E. Ronk, Dean of the Seminary and Professor of Philosophy, New Testament and Greek. Next is Dr. M. A. Stuckey, Professor of Homiletics and Practical Theology. Dr. L. E. Lindower is Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew. Rev. Yoder is Instructor of Practical Theology, and Rev. Kenneth Hulit is Instructor of Bible and Church History. First in the third row is Dr. A. N. Stunz, Assistant Professor of English. Dr. L. L. Garber is Professor of English. May Pile Andrews is Associate Professor of English, and Miss Thelma Slack is Head of the Department of Speech and Instructor in Interpretative Reading, Public Speaking and Dramatics. Dr. Bol- linger is Associate Professor of Education and Psychology and Head of the Dept. of Education. Fourth row: Miss Amelia Kirkland, Associate Professor of Education, J. E. Bohn, Assistant Professor of Education, Professor A. L. Delozier, Professor of French and Spanish, Clara Worst Miller, Associate Professor of Latin, and Mr. Nixon, Instructor of German. Dr. R. W. Bixler, Professor of History is first in the last row. Dr. Seehofer is Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. Dr. E. E. Jacobs is President Emeritus and Professor of Biology. V. A. Long is Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics, and Dr. Mary Auten is Associate Professor of Biology. Page nine