Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Standing, left to right—Ray Sluss, Jim Ross, John Handley. } fj c = 1% : ss 4 Stout, Mary Alice Dafler, Jeannette Schwab. The 1946 Pine Whispers STUDENT COUNCIL Wrestling with activity award plans, Student Union problems, freshman dink wearing, and other school affairs, the Student Council under the leadership of President Ray Bowman entertained the students and undertook to maintain a normal life in a college whose enrollment was almost doubled the second se- mester. The merging of Council committees and the settlement of the activity question were just two of the problems met and mastered. School skates, the Awards Banquet, the Athletic Banquet, and the Student Presidents’ Reception held the spotlight as Council sponsored all-school social events. Officers for the year were Ray Bowman, president, Joe Brubaker and Jim Ross, vice presidents, Barbara Hulit, secretary, and Juanita Romick, and William Fells, treasurers. Seated—Florence Bowman, Joan Riddle, Jean 29

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Seated, left to right—Ellen Stoffer, Betty Yeagle, Bea Stuckey, Ray Bowman, Elizabeth Spring, Juanita Romick, Barbara Hulit, Ruth Applegath. Standing—Bill Fells, Charles Munson, Jim Perry. STUDENT COUNCIL Ray Bow mane eee ee ee President of Student Council Ruth Applegath a2 yee President of Junior Class CharlesIViunsonGe:. os. aene ee President of Men’s Gospel Team Barbara Hulit.2.5;055,4: 3) ee ee President of Annotators Mary Alice Daflersc.4 05. President of Girls’ Gospel Team Jim Perry nel ei ee ne President of Freshman Class Joan: Riddle® cs. cio ckee shee er President of Musicaglia Jim) Ross 8 inktingee ee a a President of Senior Class Juanita’ Romichkn ic beet President of W.A.A.. Jeannette och wabaes.25 eae ee President of Dorm Council Ray Slussaqen caseceh tt ee President of Sophomore Class ElizabethiSpring 4 e5,ce0) eae President of F.T.A. Ellen: Stoffer, 4: stuck-at eee ane President of Footlighters Jean Stout gs sere: aoc eee President of Fine Arts Beatrice Stuckey '4c5 ea nser ae re Editor of Collegian JaneW eltiner ...) ect ee eee ee President of Chapel Choir Betty “Yeagle:...2: Bite seuugie ere eae tear ee President of Y.W.C.A. William: Rellss4.25 5 eos, wee eae te President of Y.M.C.A. John sHandle ye tose eee cae ee i ee ee President of Scribes Florence, Bowman 24... 405 ae ee Editor of Pine Whispers 28 The 1946 Pine Whispers

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men on campus. Y.M.C.A. This organization strives to bring devotional service into the lives of the It is affiliated with the national “Y”’ association and during the year sent representatives to the fall convention at Delaware and to the Planning Committee Meeting at Cleveland. The Y. M. works closely with the Y. W. and the annual party and combined meetings were outstanding on the year’s program. ‘The Y. M. is always ready to serve the school, so this year’s special project was the planning of the May Day Program. Officers were: president, William Fells; vice president, Dan Baker; secretary-treasurer, Bob Wolfgang; and advisor, B. H. Redditt. Dan Baker Robert Bischof Robert Bowers William Fells Robert Gasker Alvin Grumbling John Handley Kenneth Hartman Forest Heiks Jerry Hockert Robert Holsinger 30 MEMBERS Robert Hubbard William Humrichouser John Johnson William Keeling John Koons John Lehr Gabriel Levers Ralph Mills Charles Munson William Pedigo Donald Phillips Sam Richmond Dale Roesch David Rose James Ross Glenn Shank Tom Shannon Ray Sluss Edward Spencer Tom Stoffer Jim Tharp Richard Wolfe Robert Wolfgang The 1946 Pine Whispers