Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Seminary This year the seminary had complete charge of chapel services on Tuesdays and Thursdays. ‘These potential pastors and religious leaders conducted devo- tions, preached sermons, and presented special musical programs. ‘hey are largely responsible for furthering religious activities on the campus and at the same time gain worth-while experience in their field. Henry Bates President Ruby Bates Wanda Beal Woodrow Brant Betty Brubaker Joe Brubaker Robert Bischof James Davis Martha Erskine William Fells Spencer Gentle Mary E. Gilmer Alvin Grumbling Kenneth Hartman Robert Holsinger William Humrichouser John Johnson William Keeling Theodore Kline Dorothy Lam The 1946 Pine Whispers President, HENRY BATES Fels Lam Gabriel Levers Ralph Mil ls Secretary- Treasurer Charles Munson Glenn O'Neal Robert Parker Robert Powell J. H. Reinke Dale Roesch Miriam Rohrer David Rose Glenn Shank Tom Shannon Kathryn Strine Miles Strine Edward Spencer Carlyle Ulery Lois Ulery Richard Wolfe M. A. Stuckey Advisor 25

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eer PULTE Freshmen R. McMullen M. McQuate A. Miller C. Miller G. Miller D. Moffett R. Musser B. J. Myers R. Patterson D. Paulin . Pedigo Rohrer Rupert Sapyta OAS SS Sauder A. Schwaner M. Smyrl D. Somerville B. Spore G. Spore N. Stoner M. Strine J. TyRee V. White S. Winters R. Wolfgang Vice President M. Wuthrich NOT PICTURED P. Coffey W. Fells J. Perry President D. Rose L. Shull 24. The 1946 Pine Whispers

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We will remember with pride our victorious Eagles’ football team . .. our basketball squad which afforded plenty of excitement on the hardwood floor . .. the crack of the baseball on the bat as spring came and the baseball team took over. We will remember, too, Homecoming and May Day—those days of beauty and excitement .. . ‘“Tommy,” and “Angel Street’—campus productions . . . “‘Y’’ meetings, “Magnificent Obsession,’ all-school skates, sister class parties, the Awards and Student Presidents’ Receptions, and the lecturers and concert artists . . . all these and more made Ashland College in 1946 a busy, interesting, and worthwhile place to be. 26 The 1946 Pine Whispers