Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

EX LIBRIS ASHLAND COLLEGE Ashland, Ohio foreword It was an honor for me to be chosen editor of the 1956 Pine Whispers. | have tried to do a good job, but this would have been impossible without the aid and co- operation of my staff, the students, faculty, and merchants of Ashland. | wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped in any way to produce this book. To my staff | give special recognition. Kay Douglas, Editor Bus. Mgrs. Jim Firestone Jim Rowsey Photography John Keck Donald Benton Sports Al Brady Layout Earle Chandool Nancy Dorrington Shirley Fike Dixie Hyatt IN MEMORIAM Rev. Willis E. Ronk, member of the Ashland College faculty, was well-known. He was a former pastor of the Park Street Brethren Church, president of the board of directors of the Brethren Publishing Company, dean of the seminary at the college, and president of the Missionary Board. Rev. Ronk attended Ashland College and the University of Chicago and was graduated from Juniata Coll- ege with an A.B. degree. He received his B.D. degree at the Union Theological Seminary, and his Th.M. degree from Xenia College in Pittsburgh. Prior to joining the Seminary faculty he held pastorates at Clayton, Ohio, Myersdale, Pa. and Goshen, Ind. Students who were in Rev. Ronk’s classes grew to know him as a friend. The college mourns the death of its professor and extends its sympathy to his family. 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R. Front: Nancy Dorrington and Mrs. Doorington, and Shirley Klenk. Queen Dixie is about to receive a congratulatory kiss from her escort, Jack Augenstein. Fresh- man attendant Gloria Kohler is at left and ex-queen Connie Pastor and escort Tom Young are at right. A big event for Homecoming this year was the Ox Roast sponsored by the Alumni. Many enjoyed the rich, tasty meat prepared by excellent “cooks.” The top picture shows only a portion of A.C. alumni, parents and friends juicily devouring the animal. The lower picture shows the pit where the ox met his match, as well as a few of the servers. A. C. students showed great enthus- iasm this year as a new program was launched on campus — that of the World University Service, which helps to provide financial aid to foreign students for the purpose of securing a college education. Earle Chandool, a junior from Trinidad, served as chairman of the program. This is only one of the posters made by his committee. With him are Student Council president Chuck Huff, and Jim Mackall. Frosh Janet Klingensmith, Jim Garyard, and Wilbur Bowers perform for the upper- classmen in the Nest during Freshman Initiation. Jack Purtell hooks in another two points against Oberlin as Hershey and Zody move in for the rebound. The first event of the year is the Faculty Reception to acquaint the students with all the professors. At left Student Council president Chuck Huff stands at the door ready to re- ceive a group of girls. At right is a group of faculty members in the reception line. It seems the faculty doesn’t realize the amount of work it gives its students. Poor Alma is snowed under with assignments. It’s no wonder she needs a hot water bottle and a box of Alka- Seltzer. Even though the Eagles lost to Slippery Rock they played a fine game, both on offense and defense. These three Junior girls were among the Pi Kappa Pi pledges this year. Armed with paddles and a beauti- ful array of jewelry and the like, they were initiated into the fine arts club. Don’t they look pretty? _isesoatnnpnnnen reas enienenepmcbanipensnren rine? McDowell Auditorium was jumping Feb. 28 as the one and only Stan Kenton moved in for a top-notch jazz con- cert, sponsored by Student Council. “Stan, the Man,” his twenty-piece band, and song stylist Ann Richards kept feet tapping and heads nodding as he presented some of the top popular tunes of the day. Why Janice! We had no idea you were so interested in clean- ing up the campus grounds. Had you told us we’d have put more bottles on the walk for you to sweep away. True Love The Oberlin Sym- phony was once again on the Concert- Lecture list this year. It has come to be a great favorite with the student body. Page 16 Ron Pratt’s high scoring was not quite enough as Findlay edged the Eagles 80-70 Hey, Louise! Do you remember this? Note that final score please. We beat you in the all-star game didn’t we? Picture compliments of the “Louies.” PRESIDENT CLAYTON Dr. Glenn L. Clayton, president of Ashland College, has greatly expanded our campus since he took office in 1948. Alumni returning after several years gasp at the new look of the campus, all through the efforts of our president. He is responsible for securing the funds needed for new buildings and new additions of all kinds. This year we were fortunate to receive a new men’s dormitory—Jacobs Hall—with facilities for 141 men. The college has been in need of a men’s dormitory for a long time and through Dr. Clayton’s efforts we now have one of the finest. Page 18 DEANS ge LESLIE E. LINDOWER GEORGE M. GUILEY Dean of the College Dean of Students Head of Education Department Professor of Physics MARY ALICE DAFLER DONALD M. BAME ; Dean of Women Dean of Men Professor of Sociology Page 19 FACULTY GEORGE M. GUILEY Physics HARRY WEIDENHAMER Chemistry OLIVER CHORPENING History JANE BOGNIARD MARTHA GRAHAM Instructors in Home Economics fiat a8 Sashens ass eee akg ARTHUR STUNZ GEORGE MARBLE English Business Administration VIRGINIA JENKINS RUTH ROSENBERRY Speech Commercial RICHARD SNYDER DAVID LOYD English Economics and Business Administration ANDREW GREGERSEN Voice and Music Theory CALVIN ROGERS Strings and Chapel Choir LOUIS E. PETE Music Education A Cappella Choir EUNICE LEA KETTERING Music Literature Composer in Residence ROBERT FROELICH Public School Music Band DAISY TROUT Admissions Secretary ae eee ESTA BELLE DOERRES HAROLD S. CLARK CHARLENE ROWSER Registrar Professor of Accounting BARBARA LONG 8 20-212 27 RW ao DOROTHY |. CARPENTER RAYMOND W. BIXLER GERALD W. MacKELLAR Mathematics History History and Sociology ALICE C. FERGUSON Languages WILBERT H. MILEY Speech WESLEY J. CRILE OLIVER CHORPENING Physical Education Secondary Education Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Head Track and Golf Coach EUNICE KOONTZ Elementary Education MARGUERITE KNIGHT College Nurse OUR HOUSEMOTHERS GRACE MILLIRON DOLLY THOMPSON LEAH SPEAR Allen Hall Senior House Jacobs Hall FAITH E. GREENE Es P2 LERSGH WILLIAM D. FURRY Circulation Librarian Director of Public Relations Philosophy and Religion 7 LOIS SNOOK A rt MAY P. ANDREWS English PAUL H. SALESTE Psy cholog: ARTHUR P. PETIT Director of Admissions MAURICE R. NEWKIRK Biology Page 24 SEMINARY itt DELBERT FLORA | | Dean of Seminary Greek, Theology, New Testament CHARLES MUNSON Practical Theology RALPH VERNO Hebrew Old Testament WILLIS RONK | New Testament Theology EDWIN BOARDMAN Old Testament Theology SEMINARY Page 26 The Seminary Banquet in the Methodist Educational Building was well attended. The menu included food, music and entertainment. Pictured on the opposite page are two views of the festivities. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Prof. Boardman, Prof. Verno, Prof. Munson, Dean Flora Carl Phillips, Glenn Grumbling, Jack McDaniel, Rodney Warstler, Esther Carlson Richard Walker, Phil Lersch, Dick Kuns, Marlin McCann Jerry Flora, John Rowsey, Duane Sholley, Joan Rummel Reg Kantzer, Jim Rowsey, Carl Barber, Kenneth Howard, Don Rowser, Esta Doerres Frank Rotiere, Glen McGeary, Harold Barnett, Richard Allison, Ronald Ritchey, Charles Lowmaster, Lowell Reeder GIRLS’ AND MENS’ GOSPEL TEAMS Pres. Esta Belle Doerres VeuP. Minnie Davis Sec. Naomi Thompson Treas. Esther Carlson Front: Hazel Ross, Marlene Spotts, Esther Carlson, Naomi Thompson, Esta Doerres, Minnie Davis, Sandra Deeren, Janet Klingensmith. Back: Lila Miller, Marilee Branaman, Margaret Isgrieg, Marilyn Wilson, Dorothy Hepler, Mary Powell, Carol Berkshire, Carol Johnson, Kay Johnson, Joan Rummel, Sue Shope, Mary Jane Spaulding. Front: Jack McDaniel, Marlin McCann, Dick Kuns, jim Rowsey. Back: Ronnie Lautenschlager, Richard Allison, Kenny Patterson, Jim Decker, Tom Brown, Doran Hostetler. Pres. Dick Kuns Vip: Marlin McCann Sec. Jim Rowsey Jack McDaniel CONCERT LECTURE SERIES SCHEDULE Oct. 25 BENNETT CERF, Humorist, Editor, Lecturer Nov. 10 OBERLIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nov. 22 ALEXANDER McCURDY, Organist, and FLORA GREENWOOD, Harpist Feb. 27 ROBERT McFERRIN, Baritone, Metropolitan Opra Company Mar. 15 ROGER WAGNER CHORALE Apr. 14 DUBLIN PLAYERS HOMECOMING The dotted line shows Yoder’s path as he sailed through the Northern defense for an 80-yard touchdown run. Dixie Hyatt is a Sophomore Physical Education major from New London, Ohio. She was chosen by the foot- ball team to reign over the Homecoming festivities the weekend of October 21 and 22. Dixie is very active in sports, this year serving as sports manager of W.A.A., as member of the basketball and volleyball all-star teams, and as a very enthusiastic varsity cheerleader. Dixie’s attendants were senior Janice McClain and sopho- more Gloria Kohler. Jan comes from Savannah, Ohio and majored in Physical Education. She is also active in sports, being Vice-Pres. of W.A.A., and a mem- ber of the basketball and volleyball all- stars, and head cheerleader. Gloria is from Ash- land and a transfer student from the University of Florida she was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi. She is also a sports enthusiast. Here it is—the winning float, a result of talents of the YWCA and the Seminary. Queen Dixie is crowned by former queen Connie Pastor as escort Jack Augenstein the combined looks on. Page 31 Pant tits irae Norma Houston from Greenwich, Ohio is a Business Education Ma- jor who spends a good deal of her time in extra-curricular music ac- tivities. A finished musician, she accompanies Chapel Choir, plays for ballet classes, and is a member of the Ashland College Band. She is also a member of Pi Kappa Pi. Pages: Janet Klingensmith Darla Hanna 1955 May Queen: Rosanna Crumlick Junior Attendants: Debbie Rogers, Jimmy Froelich Megan Snyder, Danny Crile Senior Attendants: Betty Ittner, Ben Wetter Nanette Wiegand, Neale Cranston Joanne Tate, David Bowers Patricia Long, Guy Flora Crown Bearer: David Crile MAY DAY Rosanna Crumlick Norma Huston 1955 1956 Hail! Queen Norma Page 34 Indian Dance of Peace The Settlers’ Square Dance Dance of the Apple Blossoms Press eee te ade cece ® SENIOR FAREWELL CHAPEL a6 V aledictortan— Rosanna Crumlick Salutatorian— Mary Crowe Bachelor's Oration— John Donelson Passing of the Mantle Jim Firestone, 1956 Senior president to Gordon Mackey, 1957 Senior president. Santa doesn’t forget the students of Ashland College on his long trip as he presents gifts to the King and Queen. p Other candidates by classes were: A Freshman: Jim Ganyard and Darla Hanna Sophomore: Ron Pratt and Elaine McDaniel R Junior: Ben Wetter and Norma Huston Senior: Jim Restle and Wanda Berry T KING AND QUEEN AT CHRISTMAS. Ben and Norma sit happily on the throne after being crowned King and Queen at the Christmas Party. These three men have finished four years of college and three years of Seminary. Here they receive their degrees at graduation from Dr. Clayton and Dean Flora. They are Clarence Stogsdill, Harold Barnett, and Robert Bischof. Congratulations, men! Graduation Speaker: Honorable Earl R. Hoover Like. LIL JD). Cleveland, Ohio the students — Ran Oe) ; nck se De rt bli SENIORS Pres. Jim Firestone VEEP: Jim Restle Sec. Rosanna Crumlick Treas. Jim Mackall We, the Class of 1956, have seen Ashland College during four thrilling years. | Never will we forget the night Founders’ Hall burned, and all the confusion which followed it. The student union building, new Founders’ Hall, and Jacobs Hall have all been erected since we first arrived on campus. The football team thrilled the student body and created an added incentive in campus life. Not to be forgotten are the consistent baseball and basketball teams that were regular in bringing home victories. These four years will never be remembered as anything but happy and successful because of the many friends we found. We sincerely thank those who have helped to make these four years the best of our lives. James Firestone Class President, 1956 JACK AUGENSTEIN DORIS KING BARNETT Loudonville, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio B.S. im Education B.S. in Education DiIANN LOGAN BENSHOFF WANDA DeLEE BERRY Ashland, Ohio Lucas, Ohio B.S. in Education B.S. in Education JAMES FRANKLIN BILLMAN JACK EDWARD BISCHOF Polk, Ohio Johnstown, Pa. B.S. in Education B.S. in Education VAUGHN Y. CAMPBELL LYNNE ALISON CONWAY Lakeville, Ohio Ashland, Ohio B.S. in Education B.S. in Education JAMES PARK COOK MARY SLABAUGH CROWE Mansfield, Ohio Nappanee, Ind. B.S. in Education Bachelor of Music Page 43 JAMES CLAIR FIRESTONE Normalville, Pa. B.S. in Education DOUGLAS G. HEDRICK Mansfield, Ohio B.S. in Education CHARLES RONALD FOOTE Ashland, Ohio B.S. im Education SARA LOUISE HENDRICKS Johnstown, Pa. B.S. in Education ROSANNA CRUMLICK Ashland, Ohio B.S. in Education EARL THEODORE DEKKER Mansfield, Ohio B.S. in Education JOHN R. DONELSON Ashland, Ohio Bachelor of Science Page 44 GERALD E. DAVAULT Jeromesville, Ohio B.S. in Education ESTA BELLE DOERRES Ashland, Ohio Bachelor of Arts RONALD DEAN FIKE Smithville, Ohio B.S. in Education WILLIAM CLARENCE HOWARD. DARRELL RAY HUDSON, JR. Armagh, Pa. Greenwich, Ohio B.S. in Education Bachelor of Arts CHARLES A. HUFF HOWARD DEAN ICEMAN Waterloo, lowa Ashland, Ohio Bachelor of Arts B.S. in Business Administration ROLLIN LLOYD JACKSON JOHN MARTIN KECK Oberlin, Ohio Ashland, Ohio B.S. in Education B.S. in Education SALLY HIETT IRLOWAIN JOAN HOARD Ashland, Ohio Waterloo, lowa B.S. im Education B.S. im Education CONSTANCE ALENE HOSTLER KENNETH RAY HOWARD Ashland, Ohio Armagh, Pa. B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Page 45 RICHARD GLENN LINDSAY JAMES |. MACKALL, JR. GENE MILLER JANICE JEAN McCLAIN MARY KOTATIS NEARHOOD Savannah, Ohio Mineral Point, Pa. Barberton, Ohio Savannah, Ohio Efimiana, Chios, Greece B.S. in Business Bachelor of Arts B.S. in Business B.S. in Education Bachelor of Arts Ad ministration Administration MARY ANN E. OROSAN CLARENCE EUGENE PANSLER JAMES IRVING RESTLE JOANN E. RUMMEL ROBERT ROSS SAUR Mansfield, Ohio Ashland, Ohio Fremont, Ohio South Bend, Ind. Cheraw, S. C. B.S. in Education Bachelor of Arts B.S. im Education B.S. in Education B.S. in Education This odd-looking machine is the dish washer of the new cafeteria. Page 46 Television Anyone? MARTIN EUGENE SCHMITZER DIANNE HYMAN SHAFFER Mansfield, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio B.S. in Business B.S. in Education Administration ROLF EBERHARD STOLPNER RICHARD EUGENE SWINEFORD Dresden, Germany Ashland, Ohio Bachelor of Arts B.S. in Business Administration ROY FRANKLIN ZEHNER Ashland, Ohio Bachelor of Arts Thanks for all the help in making this year a success. We've had a lot of fun working together and | hope everyone can come back next year. Best of luck in your future years. Marlin McCann, President Page 48 Pres. Wark Sec. Treas. Marlin McCann Ben Wetter Betty Ittner Norma Huston DOROTHEA ALLEN GLORIA ALTOMARE EDMUND BARD ESTHER BAUER SHIRLEY BENDER : PAT BILLER KENNETH BERGER DONALD BRADEN ALVIN BRADY EARL CHANDOOL CHARLES CONNER MINNIE DAVIS FRANK DEBEVEC KAY DOUGLAS JAMES DUSKEY HERBERT ERKKILA SUE FARRAR JAMES FISCUS GUY FLORA SUZANNE FURNIER LEROY GLOVER DAVID HAMILTON cee Ee JED HERMES HERBERT HEYL LARRY HINER BARBARA HUFF LEONARD HUFFMAN NORMA HUSTON DAVID IMHOFF BARBARA INGMAND BETTY ITTNER ROBERT JEFFRIES J. H. JOHNSON WILLIAM JOY WILLIAM KOHLS MARILYN LINDLEY PAT LONG GORDON MACKEY MARCIA MANN DELBERT MAURER DAVID MONROE HELEN MOORE LUCY MUMAW MARLIN McCANN GLENN McGEARY LINDA McINTIRE ROGER PARRIS CONNIE PASTOR Page 50 MARTHA PHILBROOK RICHARD PHIPPS JANET PITTINGER DOROTHIE RINGLER EDGAR ROSEBERRY. DALE RULON JOHN SCHWEYER JANICE SNYDER WAYNE SPEICHER JOANNE TATE DAVID WALTER JAMES WEISS BEN WETTER NANETTE WIEGAND MIRIAM YOUNG NEW STUDENTS SECOND SEMESTER DAVID BOWER ROBERT CHEW CHARLES HAWKINS MICKEY HICKEY LARRY LANDMAN MINNA MORROW EVERETT SHONKWILER DAVID WITCHIE HARLEY CAMPBELL PHILIP FORD JOSEPH HULME THOMAS LEFFLER ROBERT SPRING MONA LOU WISSINGER Page 52 SOPHOMORES Pres. Dave Lersch VP: Earle Chandool Sec.-Treas. Shirley Graf Soc. Ch. Kay Kaiser Ned Boardman Chaplain Richard Kuns After surviving our first year at Ashland College we, the Sophomore class, returned to the campus with a little more self-assurance to begin our second campaign. Our most important job as a class was to initiate the incoming Freshmen. This was indeed a task and a pleasure, all of which turned out very successfully. Our Campus Clean-Up Day has been recommended to future initiation committees. Completing initiation, we settled down to a year of studies, athletics, concerts, and class government. Ou r contributions thus far have not been enormous, but we hope they have been well done. Dave Lersch, president Page 54 ROBERT ADKINS RICHARD ALLISON JAMES ARMSTRONG JOHN ARNDT CHARLENE BAYER KEITH BENNETT KENT BENNETT WAYNE BERGER BONNIE BLACK NED BOARDMAN HERBERT BROWN WALTER BROWNSON MARTHA BUCKINGHAM PAT BUFFENMYER GARY BURNS MARVIN BYRD JAMES CAMPBELL ESTHER CARLSON JERRY CHAMBERS ALBERT COFFMAN MARY DALRYMPLE DAVID DALTON DOROTHY DALTON WALTER DAVIC HERBERT DeWEESE NANCY DORRINGTON PHILIP DUNKLE SHARON EDDY TOM ELLIS BARBARA EVARTS SHIRLEY FIKE JAY FRANKS SHIRLEY FULK GEORGE GIOVAS MARY GOODNIGHT Page 55 SHIRLEY GRAF CURTIS GUENTHER ROGER HALES MARCIA HANEY WILLIAM HARNER ROBERT HARTNETT ALAN HILDEBRAND FRED HOENICKE REX HOSTETLER BURTON HOUSEMAN DIXIE HYATT KAY KAISER JAMES KAUFFMAN WILFORD KEIL MARTIN KEMP GLORIA KOHLER KENNETH KONVES HOWARD KOSTLER RICHARD KUNS CHARLES LAMBRIGHT WAYNE LEIN'NGE?R LEWIS LEITER DAVID LETIZIA ROGER LEWIS KATHLEEN LOIZOS ARTHUR LOMAX CHARLES LOWMASTER RONALD MACK HAROLD MATZ RAY MEACHER SHIRLEY MIDDOUR SONDRA MILEY DELMAR MILLER LILA MILLER IRVIN MINDELL CHARLES MORE DAN McBRIDE ELAINE McDANIEL JACK McDANIEL MARY PAINTER FRED PAISLEY ROBERT PALMER HARRY PARKER JACK PETERSON DOUGLAS POMFREY RONALD PRATT VALE REED VIVIENNE REICHARD STANLEY RICKEL GALE RINEHART LARRY ROOT LOUIS ROOT JAMES ROWSEY ANNA MAE RUSH GEORGE RUSS BERNARD SARGENT JUDY SAUNDERS GEORGE SCHOONOVER CARROLL SCHWEYER MAX SLABAUGH KERRY SMITH MIRIAM SMITH DONALD TERRY NAOMI THOMPSON JENICE TENNIS NANCY TWITCHELL LARRY WEIDENHAMER LORETTA WEYRICK BETTY JO WHITEHAIR MARILYN WILSON FRESHMEN Pres. Jim Ganyard V.P. John Flora Sec. Marilee Branaman Treas. Janet Klingensmith Social Chairmen: Darla Hanna Larry Long Chaplain: David Dillon The Freshman Class of 1956, composed of nearly two hundred students, proved to be a very enthusiastic group. Everyone cooperated to make it a very successful year. Soon after school began a meeting was held to make plans for the year. The first of these plans concerned a method of earning money for a Christmas party. It was voted that the class members would sell Christmas cards which were to be designed by Freshman Jack Johnson. This proved to be a successful undertaking and over 1,000 cards were sold. The party was held at the Miller Memorial Building one week before the Christmas holidays. During the year, five meetings were held after Chapel to discuss various plans the Cabinet had. It was voted to hold another party at Miller Memorial Hall in the spring which again was very well attended. The Cabinet wishes the class the best of luck in the future. Jim Ganyard, president NANCY ALLMENDINGER JAMES ARMSTRONG PEGGY ATTERHOLT EDGARD BARRETTO JOHN AUSTEN EVA BANBURY KEITH BENNETT KENT BENNETT DONALD BENTON CAROL BERKSHIRE MARCIA BERRY JEANETTE BLANK WALTER BODLEY WILBUR BOWERS RICHARD BOYD MARILEE BRANAMAN LARRY BRANDENBURG JACK BREIDENBACK TOM BRICKER TOM BRODERICK TOM BROWN WAYNE CAIRNS DUANE CAMPBELL TOM CAREY NELLE CLARK JUDY CLEVER JOHN CONNER MATTE CORTELLETTI BARBARA COWELL RONALD CRAWFORD RONALD CROSSEN DAVID CUNNINGHAM ALMA CUSTER VERN DAVIS JAMES DECKER SANDRA DEEREN JOE DENNISON DAVID DILLON JA CK DOERRER BRUCE DUNLAP LONNIE EAGLE RUSSELL EASTERDAY DEAN EDWARDS NANCY EDWARDS GERALD EICHER EUGENE EMERY GWENDOLYN EPLEY WILLIAM FARRIS JAMES FISHER JOHN FLORA JAMES GANYARD BEVERLY GEORGE JOHN GEORGE LAZO GEORGE RICHARD GILLIAM FRANK GOLDSMITH WADDY GRIPPO CHARLES HAMMER DARLA HANNA DOROTHY HEPLER DON HERSHEY DAVID HETLER FRED HONEFFER LOUISE HOOVER DORAN HOSTETLER JOHN HUBER MARVIN HUMMEL JO ELLEN HURWITZ JAMES IMEL MARGARET ISGRIEG Page 60 JOAN JACKSON PAUL JAMES CAROL JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON RALPH KECK JOHN KEGLEY SHIRLEY KLENK JANET KLINGENSMITH GLORIA KOHLER JAY LACY JERRY LAMBERT NANCY LANDES RONALD LAUTENSCHLAGER GLENN LECHLEITNER DONALD LEDMAN CHARLES LIGGETT, JR. JAMES LINT NANCY LOGAN LARRY LONG ROBERTA LONG IDA LORENZEN MILLARD MACKALL DONNA MARKEY KENNETH MARTIN Page 62 HOWARD MILLER JOHN T. MILLER MARILYN MILLER NANCY MILLER ELLEN MIZER DONALD MOORE MARGUERITE MOSHER FRED MUELLER SUZANNE MUSE KAREN McCLEAD BARBARA McCONNELL JAMES McFREDERICK ROGER McFREDERICK VIRGINIA MENNE JEROME NORMANDEAU ROBERT NORRIS RICHARD OSGOOD ROBERTA OWENS KENNETH PATTERSON MARTHA PETTY PHILIP PIPER MARY LOUISE POWELL RICHARD RANKIN CHARLES RAYNOR GEORGE REX PATSY REYNOLDS BETHYL RIEBEL ROBERT RIGGS DONALD RINEHART WILLA RINGLER SALLY ROGERS PHYLLIS ROLAND HAZEL ROSS LOUIS ROOT WILLIS ROSEBOROUGH DAVID ROTHEL RONALD RUSH JOHN SAND RICHARD SCHAFFTER LARRY SCOTT TOM SEVERNS SID SHAW RONALD SHINABARKER DONALD SHIREMAN SUE SHOPE ADAH SHREVE KAY SHRIMPLIN RICHARD SIFFERSEN SUSAN SLOAN REBECCA SNOW BERTA MAE SMITH MARY JANE SPAULDING RUTH SPEARS MARLENE SPOTTS PAUL SRNIS PAT STARKEY NANCY STENTZ JAMES STINEMAN JOHN STIRN BETSY STONE TERRY STONE KENT STUBBS MARGARET SWEETING HELEN THOMPSON NEIL TOPPER JUDY TUCKER WESLEY VOLZ DONALD WALKER NANCY WALKER GRACE WALTER TOM WARNER RODNEY WARSTLER GERALD WEAVER ROBERT WELCH ROBERT WENDLING MAXINE WILGUS RONALD WILKINSON JANICE WOLFORD MARY LOU WOODWORTH WILLIAM YOSA ROCHELLE MARTIN JOHN GESS MARY LOU MUTCHLER RUTH WALLEN LARRY YOUNG Two of the many and varied chapel speakers — Miss Charlene Chitamber of Calcutta, India, now a student at Oberlin Conservatory of Music, and a representative of W.U.S. and Dr. Harold B. Kuhn, speaker for Chris- tian Emphasis Week, who has done extensive work with refugees in Germany. When top-ranking Defiance came to town the Eagles were determined to win—and win they did, as the hilltop athletes scored an astound- ing upset 102-98 in an overtime period. KAY DOUGLAS NANCY DORRINGTON Pine Whispers, Editor Collegian, Editor Just another ordinary day at Ashland College. diapssdirationrresdssorie ete oe President Chuck Huff Vice-President Ben Wetter Secretary Kay Douglas Treasurer Jim Firestone bd @) 2 — Page 70 BOARD OF GOVERNORS The Board of Governors is the governing body of the Student Union. Members are selected from five categories: dorm girl, boy living at home, boy living in Ashland, girl living at home, and boy commuting. Prof. Chorpening, Kay Douglas, Lynne Conway, sec., Ben Wetter, Chr., Dave Lersch, Mrs. Davies, and Miss Carpenter. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Connie Pastor, Ben Wetter, Chuck Huff, Kay Douglas, Joanne Tate, Miriam Young 2: Lila Miller, Lynne Conway, Nancy Dorrington, Pat Long, Shirley Graf, Esta Doerres Row 3: Jim Rowsey, Don Rowser, Larry Hiner, Dick Kuns, Dave Lersch, Darrell Hudson, Marlin McCann, Prof. Chorpening MATH CLUB President Rolf Stolpner Vice-President Ron Pratt Secretary-Treasurer Martha Buckingham Row I: Gale Rinehart, Miss Carpentar, Ted Selby, Marilyn Wilson, Rolf Stolpner Row 2: Mr. Poorman, Martha Buckingham, Millard Mackall Row 3: Terry Stone, Dave Dillon, Don Benton, Dick Rankin, Bill Joy OFF - CAMPUS GIRLS President Shirley Fulk Vice-President Martha Buckingham Secretary Patsy Reynolds Treasurer Marilyn Wilson Row 1: Patsy Reynolds, Martha Buckingham, Shirley Fulk, Marilyn Wilson, Miss Dafler Row 2: Mary Nearhood, Anna Mae Rush, Sharon Eddy, Barbara McConnell, Hazel Vanderbilt, Bonnie Black Row 3: Barbara Cowell, Esta Belle Doerres, Phyllis Roland, Mary Powell, Naomi Thompson Page 71 SCRIBES icitinsee Seo Poe President Darrell Hudson Vice-President Earl Chandool Sec.-Treas. Roger Parris Sgt. at Arms John Donelson Row 1: John Donelson, Roger Parris, Earl Chandool, Darrell Hudson Row 2: Dr. Keller, Jim Mackall, Walter Brownson, Herb Heyl, Guy Flora Row 3: John Keck, Jim Fiscus, Bill Howard, Chuck Huff CAMPUS WOMEN’S COUNCIL President Shirley Graf Vice-President Nancy Dorrington Secretary Mary Goodnight Treasurer Barbara Evarts Freshman Representative Janet Klingensmith Front: Mary Goodnight, Shirley Graf, Nancy Dorrington, Barbara Evarts Social Chairman Marlene Spotts Back: Miss Dafler, Judy Saunders, Matlene Spotts, Janet Klingen- smith, Mrs. Milliron WHO’S WHO These six seniors have been named as outstanding students in the nat- ional publication “Who’s Who in American Colleges.” = This award is given on the basis of all-around abiltiy, character, leadership, and service to the school. It is one of the highest honors that a college senior can receive. Congratulations, seniors! Charles Huff, Dean Iceman, Jim Mackall, Darrel Hudson, Esta Belle Doerres, and Rosanna Crumlick. ess ey $ hikndudutct tht kant bo President Miriam Young Vice-President Marilyn Lindley Secretary Marcia Berry Treasurer Betty Ittner District Representative Shirley Fike Betty Jo Whitehair, Margaret Isgrig, Marilyn Lindley, Miriam Young, Shirley Fike, Betty Ittner, Sue Muse me Row Roberta Owens, Mary Lou Woodworth, Berta Mae Smith, Shirley Klenk, Helen Thompson, Nancy Landes, Kay Kaiser, Nancy Dorrington, Janice Wolford Row 3: Marlene Spotts, Shirley Bender, Joanne Tate, Suzanne Furnier, Margaret Sweeting, Sandra Deeren, Mary Good- night, Roberta Long Row 4: Miss Dafler, Miss Shively, Bonnie Black, Alma Custer, Joan Jackson, Marilee Branaman, Eva Banbury, Connie Pastor Row Ruth Spears, Esta Belle Doerres, Joan Rummel, Carol Berkshire, Carol Johnson, Mrs. Clayton, Miss Carpenter Ww MONITORS Station Manager Dave Rothel Program Director Dale Rulon Traffic Manager Bill Farris Secretary Ida Rothel Record Librarian Fred Hoenicke Business Manager Tom Severns Chuck Huff, Berta Smith, Joan Rummel, Nancy Stentz, Sharon Eddy, Esther Carlson, Phil Hopkins Row 2: Doran Hostetter, Fred Hoe- nicke, Ida Rothel, Dave Rothel, Bill Farris, Dale Rulon Row 3: Roger Paxton, Larry Long, Brad Sargent, Rodney Warst- ler, Larry Young, Jim Decker, Ben Wetter, Jim Ganyard Page 74 PI KAPPA PI President Connie Pastor Vice-President Pat Buffenmyer Secretary-Treasurer Loretta Weyrick Row 1: Esther Bauer, Loretta Weyrick, Roberta Long, Darl: Hanna, Shirley Klenk, Nancy Allmendinger, Kay Shrimplin, Helen Thompson, Nancy Dorrington, Connie Pastor Row 2: Betty Jo Whitehair, Elaine McDaniels, Shirley Fike, Joanne Tate Row 3: Pat Buffenmyer, Nancy Landes, Margaret Isgrig, Miziam Young, Mary Jane Spaulding, Pat Long, Janice Wolford Row 1: Joanne Tate, Shirley Bender, Nancy Dorrington, Alma Custer, Mary Goodnight, Margaret Sweeting | Row 2: Marilyn Lindley, Shirley Klenk, Marlene Spotts, Wanda Berry, Sandra Deeren, Gwen Epley, Martha Philbrook Harold Matz, Ken Martin, Mary Woodworth, Willa Ringler, Carol Johnson, Roberta Owens, Marilee Branaman P! MU GAMMA President Joanne Tate Vice-President Miriam Young Secretary Nancy Dorrington Treasurer Shirley Bender Here is one of the double rooms in Jacobs Hall, the new men’s dorm- itory on campus. CHAPEL Row | Long, Twitchell, Klingensmith, Miller, Huff, Decker, Rummel, Isgrieg, Painter, Spotts, Wolford Row 2: Spaulding, Spears, Wetter, Huber, Boardman, Stouder, McCann, Witt, Hamilton, Weyrick, Mizer Row 3: Bauer, Orosan, J. Flora, Kuns, Rowsey, Rulon, Braden, Hiner, G. Flora, Slabaugh, Tucker, Huston Page 76 SONG FESTIVAL THE WINNERS! Pi Kappa Pi Combined Gospel Teams -— ” Pi Mu Gamma and YWCA PIZZA PARTY Big Hit! This was the pizza party produced by the new Home Economics club. A good crowd turned out for delicious pizza and free coffee. FOOTLIGHTERS’ PRESENTATIONS The southern musical “MISSISSIPPL MELODY” PERS Beats May Day production. Ww) Z uu = = ALLEY is Allen Hall. Need we say more? This JACOBS HALL These are two pictures of the main lounge in Jacobs Hall. They are known to all men on campus as well as to most of the girls. It is also the waiting room for chow. Page 81 Dr. Clayton greets one of the hundreds of visitors to the Open House get-together at Jacobs Hall. Heres’s where the chow originates. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Bott posed for the camera. Page 82 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JACK AUGENSTEIN Loudonville, Ohio Major: Physical Education Minors: History, Biology Activities: Football, Varsity A, Circle K, Intramurals Other College: Ohio State WANDA BERRY Lucas, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Activities: Pi Mu Gamma (Pres.), Dramatics, YWCA, A Cappella Choir LYNNE CONWAY Ashland, Ohio Major: Psychology Minors: English, History, Social Science Activities: Collegian, YWCA Pine Whispers Editor, W.A.A. (V.P., Pres.) , Board of Governors (Sec.) , Student Council, May Day Court Other College: Baldwin-Wallace GERALD DAVAULT Jeromesville, Ohio Major: Business Administration Minor: Physical Education Activities: Varsity A, Baseball, Basketball Other College: Ohio Northern JOHN DONELSON Ashland, Ohio Major: Chemistry Minor: Math, English Activities: Scribes, Circle K, Gooch Club, Collegian, Cosmopolitan DORIS BARNETT Mansfield, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Activities: Band (Pres., Lib.), Chapel Choir, A Cappella Choir (Lib.), Girls’ Gospel Team, YWCA, Footlighters JAMES BILLMAN Spencer, Ohio Major: Comprehensive Science Minor: Business Administration Activities: YMCA MARY CROWE Nappanee, Ind. Major: Public School Music, Voice Minor: Piano, English Activities: Girls’ Gospel Team, YWCA, Musicaglia, Band (Sec.), A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir (Sec. ) EARL DEKKER Wapato, Washington Major: Speech Minor: History Activities: Board of Governors Other College: Grace College RONALD FIKE Smithville, Ohio Major: Business Administration Minor: Social Science Activities: Intramurals Page 83 Di ANN BENSHOFF Ashland, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Activities: Pi Mu Gamma, Student Council, Pres. of Senior House, May Day Court Other College: Bowling Green JACK BISCHOF Johnstown, Pa. Major: History, Physical Education Minor: Biology Activities: Varsity A (Sec., Treas.) ROSANNA CRUMLICK Ashland, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Activities: Collegian, YWCA, W.A.A. (Spts. Mgr., Treas.), Sec. of Jr. and Sr. Class ESTA BELLE DOERRES Mansfield, Ohio Major: Bible, Theology Minor: Sociology Activities: Girls’ Gospel Team (Pres., VP, Sec.) , Student Council YWCA, (Pres., Treas.) , Off- Campus Girls, Campus Sisterhood of Marty and Martha (Sec.-Treas) , Seminary Fellowship JAMES FIRESTONE Normalville, Pa. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Activities: Varsity A, Business Club, Student Council (Treas.), Business Mgr. of Pine Whispers, Class President (Fr., Sr.), Football, Track SENIOR ACTIVITIES RONALD FOOTE Newark, Ohio Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Activities: Basketball, Baseball Other College: Kent State KENNETH HOWARD Armagh, Pa. Major: History Minor: Bible, Speech, Psychology Activities: Men’s Gospel Team DEAN ICEMAN Ashland, Ohio Major: Accounting Minor: Economics, Business Organization Activities: Scribes RICHARD LINDSAY Savannah, Ohio Major: Business Organization, Psychology Minor: Marketing Other Colleges: Kent State, Oberlin School of Commerce MARY NEARHOOD Athens, Greece Major: English Minor: Greek Activities: Pi Mu Gamma, YWCA, Amicitis Club (VP, Pres.) Other College: University of Athens DOUGLAS HEDRICK Mansfield, Ohio Major: History Minor: Speech, Bible Other Colleges: Saint Paul Bible Institute, Missionary Training Institute WILLIAM HOWARD Armagh, Pa. Major: Speech, Physical Education Activities: Footlighters (Pres.), Alpha Psi Omega, Student Council, Varsity A, Scribes, Gooch Club ROLLIN JACKSON Oberlin, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Other College: Ohio University JAMES MACKALL Vinco, Pa. Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology, Math Activities: Scribes (Pres.), Student Council (Treas. ), Gooch Club, YMCA, Collegian, Pine Whispers, Class Treas., Soph., Jr. Sr. year MARYANN OROSAN Mansfield, Ohio Major: Business Education Minor: Speech Activities: Footlighters (V-P.), Business Club. Alpha Psi Omega, Social Chairman, Student Council Other College: Bowling Green Page 84 CONSTANCE HOSTLER Ashland, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology DARRELL HUDSON Greenwich, Ohio Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology, Math Activities: Gooch Club, Circle K, Scribes (Pres.), Student Council JOHN KECK Ashland, Ohio Major: Chemistry Minor: Math, General Science Activities: Scribes, Gooch Club Other College: University of Maryland JANICE McCLAIN Savannah, Ohio Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology, History Activities: W.A.A. (VP, Rec. Sec.) , Cheerleader, May Day, Pine Whispers, Collegian JAMES RESTLE Fremont, Ohio Major: History Minor: Physical Education, Biology Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity A, Intramurals, Class V.P.—Fr. and Sr. year { SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOANN RUMMEL South Bend, Ind. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Bible, Dramatics Activities: Girls’ Gospel Team (Treas.), Monitors, YWCA, Footlighters, Band, Chapel Choir, A Cappella Choir, Dramatic Productions Other College: Indiana U. DIANNE SHAFFER Mansfield, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Other Colleges: Temple U., Ohio U. ROSS SAUR Cheraw, South Carolina Major: Speech Minor: Art Activities: Collegian, Yellbackers, Footlighters, YMCA, Student Council, Pine Whispers, May Day, Dramatic Productions, Class President—Soph., Jr. year ROLF STOLPNER Dresden, Germany Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Activities: Scribes, Men’s Gospel Team, Gooch Club, Student Council, Math Club (Pres. ) Other College: Technical College of Dresden ROY ZEHNER Mansfield, Ohio Major: English Minor: Speech, Bible Activities: Men’s Gospel Team (Treas.), YMCA Sec.) Page 85 Sa = = — — — MARTIN. SCHMITZER Mansfield, Ohio Major: Accounting Minor: Economics, Business Organization RICHARD SWINEFORD Ashland, Ohio Major: Marketing Minor: Business Organization, Economics Activities: Varsity A, Business Club, Baseball, Intramurals FOOTBALL Ashland College 14 Earlham 0 Ashland College 14 Kenyon rf Ashland College 6 Findlay 0 Ashland College 0 Slippery 6 Rock Ashland College 21 Indiana 32 Central Ashland College 20 Northern 0 Ashland College Z, Wilmington 6 Ashland College 26 Defiance 0 Ashland College 40 Bluffton 20 BROWNSON LERSCH Front: Broderick, Bonn, Restle, Gamertsfelder, Debevec, Brady, Johnson, Parker, Brown, Peterson and McKitrick. Second Row: Mgr. Bischof, Davic, Howard, Rickel, Shaw, Yoder, Duckworth, Walker, Mackey, Dunlap, Stineman and Riggs Third Row: Mgr. More, Easterday, Stubbs, Lambert, Hostetter, Campbell, Erkkila, Brandenburg, Miller, Zody, Augenstein, and Mgr. Boardman. Back Row: Ass’t. Coach Lersch, Coach Brownson, Firestone, Davault, Monroe, Spreng, Weaver, Lint, Hunt, McBride, Coach Crile, and Mgrs. Sargeant and Flora. Page 88 BILL HOWARD DUANE YODER - JIM FIRESTONE JIM RESTLE GERRY DAVAULT JACK AUGENSTEIN Masters of the Gridiron Duane Yoder breaks away for his second long touchdown run against Northern at Homecoming. GORDON FRANK RICHARD HERB DEBEVEC MACKEY BRADY HUNT ERKKILA DAVE JIM BILL DAVE MARION MONROE JOHNSON DUCKWORTH LERSCH ZODY A Defiance halfback tries an end run but finds Tom Brown, 19, right behind him. STANLEY DAN AL WALTER JIM RICKEL McBRIDE GAMERTSFELDER DAVID CAMPBELL HARRY JACK DON TOM PETERSON WALKER BROWN PARKER Bill Duckworth, 23, breaks away from one Northern tackler but soon is hit by another. SCHEDULE Dec. 6 Hiram 10 at Wilmington 13 Findlay ie Wooster Jno Fenn 10 at Findlay 14 Ohio Northern 19 Cedarville 21 at Defiance 28 Oberlin Feb. 2 at Wooster 4 Bluffton 7 at Ohio Northern 1] Wilmington 15 at Kenyon 23 at Cedarville 25 Defiance 29 at Bluffton RON MARTY BASKETBALL High scorer, Jack Purtell, who left A. C. to join Uncle Sam before the basketball season was completed. LENNY DON PAUL HERSHEY HUFFMAN VARSITY Re Uesinsnesiore wn ee BES SF Ep Back Row: Hunt, Srnis, Dennison, Chambers, Renkin, Davault, Coach Brownson Front Row: Berger, Purtell, Hershey, Pratt, Kemp, Huffman WAYNE JERRY JOE DICK BERGER CHAMBERS DENNISON | RANKIN JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row: S:ubbs, McFrederick, Miller, Dillon, Liggett, Mack, Coach Crile Front Row: Easterday, Rinehart, Stineman, R. McFrederick, Brandenburg, George, Rush, VARSITY “A” CLUB Tournament Trophies SHIRLEY GRAF JANET KLINGENSMITH DARLA HANNA DIXIE HYATT CHEERLEADER BASEBALL Page 96 BASEBALL at at at at at at at at at at at at at at SCHEDULE Frostburg (2) Potomac Potomac Shepherd Shepherd Kent State Ohio U. Wilmington (2) Fenn Baldwin-Wallace Findlay Western Reserve Bluffton Findlay Ohio Northern (2) Cedarville (2) Western Reserve Fenn Heidelberg Wooster (May Day) Bluffton Defiance (2) Baldwin-Wallace Heidelberg MEN’S INTRAMURALS These bouncing boys of brawn are members of Wes Crile’s tumbling class. They performed briefly during half-time at a few basketball games. GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS Fike steals a rebound from Woodworth in the annual all-star game. Louie won by a score of 31-30. GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL Betty Ittner, Louise captain, and Lynne Conway, Lovie captain ALL-STARS LOUISE Back: Shirley Bender, Marcia Mann, Lynn Conway, Shirley Back: Rosanna Crumlick, Marcia Berry, Loretta Weyrick, — Fike, Ginny Menne, Kay Douglas Dixie Hyatt, Mary Lou Woodworth, Berta Mae Smith Front: Janice McClain, Shirley Graf, Helen Thompson, Front: Nancy Dorrington, Shirley Klenk, Darla Hanna, Marcia Haney Betty Ittner President Lynne Conway Vice-President Janice McClain Secretary Betty Ittner Treasurer Marcia Mann Recording Secretary Kay Douglas Sports Managers Dixie Hyatt Nancy Dorrington Publicity Rosanna Crumlick Row 1: Janice McClain, Lynne Conway, Betty Ittner, Dixie Hyatt, Nancy Dorrington, Marcia Mann, Kay Douglas NR Roberta Long, Judy Saunders, Sue Farrar, Ginny Menne, Darla Hanna, Helen Thompson, Marcia Berry, Shirley Klenk, Joan Jackson, Sue Muse, Marcia Haney Row Row 3. Gloria Altomare, Martha Philbrook, Shirley Fike, Loretta Weyrick, Rosanna Crumlick, Pat Buffenmyer, Willa Ringler, Mary Lou Woodworth VARSITY ‘‘A‘“’ Row 1: Del Maurer, Dick Swineford, Don Walker, Mike Hunt, Gene Miller, Bill Harner, Duane Yoder, Bill Howard, Jim Firestone, Ben Wetter, Jack Augenstein Row 2: Dave Bowers, Dave Lersch, Ron Pratt, Gordon Mackey, Herb Erkkila, Larry Young, Tom Brown, Larry Root, Bill Duckworth, Jerry Davault, Jack Bischof, Tom Ellis Row 3: Jack Peterson, Don Hershey, Jim Restle, Marty Kemp, Stan Rickel, Shine Zody, Harry Parker, Len Huffman, Doug Pomfrey This massive mess of brawn and brains is the 1956 Varsity A Club. Their officers are: President Gene Miller Vice-President Richard Hunt Secretary-Treasurer Jack Bischof Page 101 PATRONS The publication of this yearbook would not have been possible without the help of the merchants of Ashland. It is by selling advertising to them that we are able to accomplish our aim. Many thanks then, to all merchants and business organizations, both large and small, for their kind assistance. Page 102 ASHLAND COUNTY LUMBER CO. ASHLAND SANITARY DAIRY FAULTLESS RUBBER CO. F. E. MYERS AND BROS. CO. MYERS LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANING UNION MALLEABLE MFG. CO. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION ARCHWAY HOME STYLE COOKIES ASHLAND BANK AND SAVINGS ASHLAND VAULT INC. BRETHREN PUBLISHING CO. CRESCO MANUFACTURING CO. FARMERS BANK OF ASHLAND HESS AND CLARK INC. ISALY’S DAIRY STORE Page 104 ANDERSON LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. ASHLAND FARM BUREAU ASHLAND HARDWARE CO. ASHLAND RESTAURANT ASHLAND SKATELAND INC. ASHLAND TIMES-GAZETTE BEAR’S JEWELRY BOYER DAIRY BAR CITY DRY CLEANERS COOPER BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTORS EAGLE RUBBER CO. INC. Page 105 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASHLAND GILBERT FURNITURE CO. HEFFELFINGER’S MEAT MARKET HOP-OFF INN HOSTETTLER’S INC. J. L. DONLEY AND BRO. MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. THE PREIS STORE SANITARY CASH MARKET SHARP’S WHOLESALE GROCERY WALZ PRINTING CO. 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