Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

'dff-'fffjjbfii AQ-116225513 STJWKWJEQNMWFEEQ-TGWIVWQINIW ::g :-,iz2' v:'-iwL-m-L-f:se.ff.1'94.s4::,LT.7..5:wg'.s.'axrH:, .sf2::::.':'v''- fi! 00 fQ f 5 STAFF EDITOR ......,................ ..,..,.CaroI Juhas BUSINESS MANAGER .,... .....,... J erry Nickles ART EDITOR ....,............ ....... CLASS EDITOR ,,,...,.......,.., ORGANIZATION EDITOR ........,, ACTIVITIES EDITOR .............,....., SPORTS EDITOR ..... PHOTOGRAPHER .,..... Ruth Ann Ensley ....,......ludy Long .,....Laura Cobb Barbara Bowser ......Tom Powers ,,.Don Goembel Pine Whispers 1962 Ashland College Ashland, Ohio A library according to Webster is a room or building where a collection ot books, etc. is kept tor reading or reference. But I believe that our new library will mean more to us than a building of books. This library will be an important tool in every phase of our campus lite-classes, sports, or- ganizations, and activities. 3 DEDICATEE This school year, l96l-62, Ashland College has seen its name and fame spread farther than any time in its history. A man largely responsible for this spreading fame came to our Hilltop four years ago. His Eagle basketball teams have com- piled a record of 53 wins and 36 losses. Three of his players have been selected for the All-Conference team, and one has been placed on the N.A.l.A. All-America team. But his crowning achievement was when our gallant Eagles forced the na- tional champion Prairie View A. SQ M. team into overtime in this year's tournament in Kansas City. Not only his excellent leadership in athletics, but also his friend- ly and helpful attitude in the classroom, on campus, and at social functions have made him one of the most popular faculty members on our campus. lt is there- fore with great pride that we, the i962 Pine Whispers staff, dedicate this year- book to our basketball coach, Mr. Robert Stokes. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration page 11 Classes page 27 Organizations page 79 Activities page 103 Sports page 133 , ll ,- I V. ' ii iii' L 'mir ii-, in ' -- exe-1 1 T ew' T we ...P lv M 1 r ML Rfk 4 Q bi , Y M 5 g ' f -'f T, ,I wa , N X ' Ls. jf? fiat.-fab Wi , MFE? N w X ww w im-vw! W-V Y um J -M I ' u '7 1' w Ryan w W H .91 11, W Wg' S 9 S-fs E 5 A 7 . - W g N, ,. M ' N 'h4 .. , vw' '. wk 4. -U1 r Hn. 5338? .1 ,, xx ww ww 11 M EESEW A V... , 1 ,- 'ffm Z '14.EQf, 135111- Mm xv- af, M, 'vN N! X 1 ' V L' f 'fx Q 1111 J 'Q -, Q K ',' , Zi' 'Im 1? ' ' . n -Q V xg Aa X ikt -1.10 f E-. ,,- - .v N - 'N ' if . I - f .JEL 1 ff W , Je, .wyjr 'X 3 J J-xg FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The taculty and administration, who teaches and helps the students in any way pos- sible, turns to the library which is in a sense a faculty and administration to them because of the teaching and help they receive through books, record room, rooms for meetings, and other available assets ofthe library. DEANS DEAN MARY ALICE DAFLER DEAN DELBERT B. FLORA Dean of Women DECITI of 'he Seminary DEAN ARTHUR B. GORSUCH DEAN GEORGE M. GUILEY Dean of Special Sludies Dean of Students DEAN L- 5- UNDOWER DEAN WILLIAM W. MAST Dean of lhe College Dean of Men I ADMINISTRATION ROBERT M. ADAMS GEORGE D. FISCHER Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .,, GILES KRUEGER E. P. LERSCH Assistant Director of Admissions Director of Public Relations ' VIRGIL E. MEYER ARTHUR P. PETIT Director of Religious Affairs Director of Admissions I 'll mfg is ie DR. GLENN L. CLAYTON PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE The year 1961-1962 has demonstrated anew the fact that Ashland College is an exciting and worth- while experience for all who take part in her pro- gram. There was good work and scholastic achievement which brought honor and distinction to the campus, there was athletic ability which brought respect and team victories, there were visitors of distinction who added challenges and encouraged growth, and there was personal guidance which underscored moral standards and spiritual depth. ln an atmosphere of Christian friendliness, scho- lastic achievement was balanced with social and civic responsibility as campus citizens learned to live, to work, and to play together. The editor of this book and the staff have labored faithfully to present a pictorial record of activities of the year. They deserve and have our congratula- tions, upon completing this worthwhile task, and our appreciation for the long hours of work and effort. Glenn L. Clayton President wr f L fl r F eillliill SAM RICHMOND ERMA WWGHT Director of Development Director of PublicitY to Editor of Alumni Publications 'vi 1' 9 Y it it wil.: , ., V t. i' it 'ii ' 1, ,W ,f ,Nu WWN. t t. M , , , it ,L MARGUERITE KNIGHT FAITH GREENE School Nurse Circulation Librarian HELEN SHIVELY LULU WOOD Reference Librarian Head Librarian OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. E. MAE ABELS Business Office Bookkeeper MISS WINNIFRED CARROLL MRS. GERALDINE CONWAY Secretary to Dean of Sfudenfg Secreiary fo Dean of Women 8: Dean of Men MRS. PATRICIA DOHNER MRS. HILDA GRIM Secreiary to Registrar Secretary to Business Manager MRS. MARALYN HAAS MISS LINDA HAZEL Secrefcry Io Development Office Secretary Io Director of Public Relations iii iii w ii , I ..a 5 au MRS. WANDA HETER AND MRS, WANDA KERR MRS. DOROTHY LEIDY Secretaries Io Alumni Office Secretary Io PresidenI's Office 'M MRS. MARILYN RICHCREEK MRS. ETHEL A. STOREY Recorder in RegisIror's Office Secrefary Io Director of Religious Affairs CLERKS Pu MR. JAMES ETZWILER IBM Operator .,, MISS JUDY GROVE MISS RACHEL STRONG Clerk in RegisIrcr's Office Clerk in Business Office MISS MARIE TAGGART MISS CAROLYN WARNES Clerk in Business Office IBM Operuior IN MEMORIAM p . l srfg Mr. Arthur P. Petit, member of the Park Street Brethren Church, died May 7, l962. He came to Ashland College in 1942 after re- ceiving his AB degree trom Ashland College and his MA degree from Ohio State. During his twenty years here, Mr. Petit served as Alumni Secretary, Director ot Publicity, Director of Admissions, Act- ing Registrar, and Professor. The college mourns the death of Mr. Arthur P. Petit and extends its sympathy to his family. 115: .- if-. T: L.i'?1'f' . n ' 03: if . AA 'Eh .f E MRS. MAY PYLE ANDREWS Professor of English YMISS BERNICE BATCHELDER Professor of Elementary Education fe. -sew S 5? at MR. EDWIN BEADLE MRS. BESSIE BIXLER DR- RAYMOND W- BIXLER Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Associate Professor of Biology Pl'0feSS0l' of HiSY0I'Y MRS. JANE BOGNIARD MRS. ESTHER BLACK MR. EDWIN BOARDMAN Acting Head of the Associate Professor of Speech Professor of Church History Home Economics Department 20 MISS DOROTHY CARPENTER Associate Professor of Mathematics MR. OLIVER CHORPENING Associate Professor of Education -,. 'Il T'emf:if- fi I DR. ALICE FERGUSON MR. HAROLD FRANZ MRS. DOROTHY GARRIGUS Head of Department of Foreign Languages Assistant Professor of Philosophy Instructor in Voice MRS. MARTHA GRAHAM MR. ANDREW GREGERSEN MR. GLEN M. HANES Assistant Professor of Home Economics Assistant Professor of Voice and Music Theory Associate Professor of Education In-IJJ tl x 1 t 4 I MRS. GLORIA HOLMES Associate Professor of Elementary Education MISS VIRGINIA JENKINS Assistant Professor of Speech warm - A , , ,fist I- V Ii ' MISS HJORDES JOHNSON REV. J. RAY LKINGENSMITH DR. EUNICE KOONTZ Assistant Professor of Physical Education Head of the Bible Department Associate Head of Department of MR. DAVID LOYD MR. JAMES LANTZ MRS. IDA LINDOWER Head of the Department of Assistant Instructor in Philosophy Instructor in English Business Administration 22 MR. GEORGE MARBLE Associate Professor of Business Administration MR. GERALD MacKELLAR Associate Professor of History I I MR. JACK MCVICKER MR. WILBERT H. MILEY MISS CHRISTINE MILLER Instructor in Accounting Associate Professor of Speech Head of the Art Department REV. CHARLES MUNSON DR. MAURICE NEWKIRK MISS ELIZABETH PASTOR Associate Professor of Practical Theology Head of Biology Department Instructor in Piano I' IVFQDIII ui I rgiyiyi - W, : I QF iw 23 ea In 5 ei iiiwIIIIlli'... '.i'i.s '... I . ' MIiwiiimiiimiiiIitmiiiiii M if W , 7 liwwlkmwriuiri W, . W W IE :I ,. , I .,, f., 1 DR. L. E. PETE DR. MILTON P. PUTERBAUGH Associate Professor of Music Education Professor of Chemistry MR. ALAN G. POORMAN Assistant Professor of Physics MR. DONALD RETT DR. JAMES RICHCREEK MR. CALVIN ROGERS Associate Professor of Sociology Professor of Psychology Head of the Music Department MRS. RUTH ROSENBERRY DR. PAUL SALESTE MR. STEPHEN SIMON Assistant Professor of Business Administration Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Biology 24 - - U-- Q.,-Q.-,.,..-.f..f,,,,y T f.,, DR. RICHARD SNYDER Professor of English I DR. ARTHUR STUNTZ Head of the English Department DR. BRUCE C. STARK Associate Professor of Old Testament MR. WILLIAM SWENSON MR. PAUL TROXEL MR. THOMAS VANOSDALL Instructor in Art Assistant Professor of Music Professor of Chemistry MR. HARRY WEIDENHAMER MISS ALICE WILSON MISS MABEL ZEHNER Head of the Chemistry Department Associate Professor of Speech Instructor in Organ K, S.. 25 CLASSES 26 lt is quite evident that the library would be useful both in and out of the class room ln the coming year, we the students will learn, with the aid ot the faculty, how use tul the library may be. .wmifw ,1ls,il M M- X, ,1.. W WJVL H , QQL Q , P1 gigggivifijggggg,WjNjQgfQfzQ5sQ'N'.1gg'.mj'g'.VQf.'. ,llH,,w,H'.vb.N....5 3 W f'Wf... I , LM W. Q wQW2gQ5f'jJN:' ' 3 5' FE 5' 2 wx , 'N' ' N 'W' H in Y mg.. my -- -H H H M H X mu 1 , My H x N M5 N gf M, N ,N M H R vw ws!! A px Q ' in Senior Class Officers V Seated: Beverly Crafton, Lane Chandler, Elizabeth lsgrig Standing: Dan Brooks, Mike Sage WILLIAM STOUFER CAROLYN ABELS Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Arts Business Administration . W H H Q t, 1 K it Ag l I V , 'CTT TERRY ADAMS Bachelor of Science in Education MYRON AMSTUTZ Bachelor of Science in Education BRUCE ARCHDEACON Bachelor of Science BEVERLY BOLLINGER JOAN BOYER DAN BROOKS Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Education in Education in Education JAMES BROWNSON Bachelor of Science in Education LARRY BURGETT Bachelor of Science VINCENT CARLSEN Bachelor of Science in Education STANLEY CASS LANE CHANDLER NANCY CLARK Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Education in Business Administration in Education BEVERLEE CLARK Bachelor of Science in Education BEVERLY CRAFTON Bachelor of Science in Education JO LYNN CONRADY Bachelor of Science in Business Adminisfralion WILLIAM CRALL Bachelor of Arts CHARLES COSTIN Bachelor of Science in Education WILLIAM DAYTON Bachelor of Arts LARRY DEFFENBAUGH Bachelor of Science in Education MAXINE EICHELBERGER Bachelor of Science in Education -U ww--,-. -eww ff, .Q-will ,.. cds-ii DOROTHY DeMASS Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES EISINGER Bachelor of Arts ANN EAGLE Bachelor of Arts JAMES FISHER Bachelor of Science LARRY GAMERTSFELDER Bachelor of Science in Education CHARLES GREEN Bachelor of Arts WILLIAM GOON Bachelor of Science in Business Administration KENNETH GARROD Bachelor of Arts SALLY HAGEN BERNARD HAHN Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Education in Business Administration I I IQII in H ii mn in DAVID HARRIS Bachelor of Science in Business Administration LINDA HARRIS Bachelor of Science in Education WILLIAM HAWKINS Bachelor of Science in Education CAROL HECK BONNIE HOLT Bachelor of Science THOMAS HITCHCOCK Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Music in Education Z A V +553 -V - DAVID HOLVEY Bachelor of Science in Business Administration ELIZABETH ISGRIG N' 'li DAVID HULL Bachelor of Science in Education ' ii, ' I w SONJA HULL Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Science WILLIAM KAHL DAVID KAHL in Education Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science DONALD KAISER Bachelor of Science in Education PATRICIA KIDNEY Bachelor of Science in Education LINDA KERR Bachelor of Arts WILLIAM KEIFLING Bachelor of Science ROBERT KLOHN Bachelor of Science ANTHONY KESTLER in Business Administration Bachelor of Science , NJ' GEORGE LEAF Bachelor of Science NELSON MADDEN Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT LORENZ Bachelor of Science in Education MICHAEL LINDSEY Bachelor of Science in Education CAROL MARTIN JOHN MARKWORTH Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in EClUCGil0r1 l J l LUCILLE MARTIN ELIZABETH MERKWACZ Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Education in Education CASSANDRA MCAULEY Bachelor of Science in Education JOHN MILLER MICHAEL MIHALICK BEVERLY MILLER Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 31: ' QI: I f Ill X I IQ, .,.,. il M U ' fl' H . ' .. LQ, 5, ., I I I ' Ee - 5 w- ' f 5 ,T . .I A Z Z ,Q 'ef RICHARD MILLER Bachelor of Science in Business Administration VELVA MORGAN DONALD MODER Bachelor of Science in Business Administration RUSSELL MOFFET Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Science CORDELIA MORRIS GARY MUSSELMAN in Education Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science 1:17 ' till tt tulltlltt tt W t Xu wht Nutt ,,, M tt tt tt. mutt tx will ttmwtu ll t. t. HELEN NEAL tt Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT NOBLE Bachelor of Science in Education -' Q. tw - . YL DANIEL NUGENT Bachelor of Science in Education MARGARET PARKER MAXINE PFACE Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science CAROL PORTE in Education in Education Bachelor of Arts . at V .IE ' :'g, ALAN RODGERS Bachelor of Science in Educarion . :wg I ,1.N , MICHAEL SAGE Bachelor of Science in Education II In lu ull' lllu lull - WILLIAM SAMPLE Bachelor of Music SUE SAYERS RICHARD SCARBROUGH JUDY SECHRIST Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Educdlion in Education in Education QW I. lv if eil S, ll ll x Illlllllll , ll ll I,-W. I I I I, ,llc 'WA '.QI ,I LOIS SHANHOLTZ Bachelor of Arts MARJORIE SMITH Bachelor of Science in Education gmijjf MARLA SINGER Bachelor of Science in Education NORMA SMITH Bachelor of Science in Education aww.. REBA SLIGER Bachelor of Science in Education DWIGHT STAIR Bachelor of Science in Business Administration I M1 f - 5 S EE?- Q KAY STUTZMAN Bachelor of Arts MERVIN STRINE Bachelor of Science in Business Administration LIBBY SWACK Bachelor of Science in Education GENE TELEGO ETHEL SWITZER ANN TALLMAN Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Education KENNETH THRASHER Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD THATCHER Bachelor of Science in Education ll.. ,l ,ll lu ,l lu rw ' lu 'Hn ll il H W l , ll l ' .E ,, iixx 1 ,N ,. , JANET TOPPER Bachelor of Science in Education BARNEY WACHTEL PENNY WACHS JOSEPH WAGENHALS Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Education in Education in Education i H jllbfflvgiilxzllg Y Se NANCY WELTMER Bachelor of Science in Education WILBUR WHITE Bachelor of Arts RICHARD YOHN SHIRLEY WILEY Bachelor of Arts TIM WORKMAN Bachelor of Science ROBIN YOUNG BC1CheIOl' of Music in ECIUCGIIOD Bachelor of Science CONNIE JIM LARRY SANDY DAVE SANDY ALEXANDER ALTAFFER AULGER BARNES BENDER BORTON BARB NANCY KATHY BOWSER CAMPBELL COMPTON JAMES DENNIS LOLETA CUFFMAN DULMAGE EBERHART SYLVIA RUTH JOE JANET JOYCE JUDY ECKENRODE EDDY FERGUSON FIRESTONE FUNKHOUSER FUTRALL ik WALDO GABY MELVIN HARNER DANA KENNETH ROBERTA JOE MARILYN GARDNER GARROD GILMORE GOTTFRIED GREER JIM JUDY , JOE GROVE HALLEY HANNA DAVE BOB HENRY HOLMES I DICK DAVE WILLARD ED PAT RITA HOLMES HORRISBERGER HOPKINS HUFF HUMPHREY ITTNER .M .... , L FRED BECKY ETHEL SANDY JIM TERRY JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES KIPLINGER LIFER LITTON PAUL MA RY JU DY MACKALL MCCARTER MCCONKEY MIKE DONALD JUDY MCCUEN McDONALD MILLER . um -W5 A , Q - NXHWHJN MARCIA DAVE GERALD RON RON SALLY MISHEY MOBBERLEY PATTON PAYNE RANG RAUBER LES PAUL ELAINE WILBUR JIM EDGAR RIBLET RICHEY REED RITZHAUPT ROOT ROWE JEANNETTE KAY RHEA SACCO SARVER SCHMALE DENNIS ELLA BOB SEARS SHANNON SHAW ED TERRY JIM PAUL ROBERT MARY SHULTZ SMITH SMYTH STEINER SWARTZ THORENSEN GERALD MARY JEANNE BRAD JERRY DOROTHY BILL WARNER WEBER WEIDENHAMER WILLIAMS WOODWARD WORCESTER RUTH ANN YOUNG Junior Class Officers Seafed:Sc1ndra Borton, Rhea Schmale Standing: Robert Swartz, Chester Stark DAVID CAROL NOLAN NEIL ED NANCY . APPLE BAILEY BAISCH BAKER BARNEY BAUGHMAN LINDA LARRY HAROLD BEATY BENSON BOWERS BARBARA BEVERLY FRED BRIGGS BROWN BURKEY CHUCK DONNA JOYCE CONNIE JILL DORIS BURNER BURNS BYLER CHAPMAN CLARK CLOYD LAURA DON REED DAVID CAROL BIDDY COBB COLEMAN COLEMAN COLTRIN COMPANY CONWAY JACKIE MARY LOU LUCIA COVER CRAWFORD CURTIS DOTTIE MARY MARGARET DAILEY DAVIDSON DAWSON JOHN JIM CHARLES BOB DOROTHY CHARLOTTE DAY DENNY DILLE DOLAN DRAMAN DYER RUTH ANN RICHARD SUE CAROL JUDY CHRIS ENSLEY ERDMANN ERNST EUBANKS EVANS FISCHER TONI LARRY KAY FISCHER FITT FOSTER GENE PAT CARO LYN FRENCH GAEDE GALLAGHER MARY JUDY GARY STEVE MARTHA JUDY GARVER GENSCH GERBER GILBERT GLASS GLASGO I I, . -.a .Q f 1 ' J f1 ,,,. DON JOYCE LINDA RUSS ROBERT JERRY GOEMBEL GOOD GOOD GORDON GORMAN GRIEVE TOM SONJA SUE GRISSO HANEY HANNA MIKE BERNICE KAREN HANNAH HENMAN HETER ERICK ANNE WANDA RON MIKE CAROLYN HILTINGER HINDLEY HOFSTETER HOWELL HURD IMMEL IQQQL ,gan T:- I . 1 I ,I I If ' if , , ,. I . I I I W I yu., I I , H, II I IH .IOANN CAROLYN CAROL JIM BOB MARY KAY INGRAHAM JACOBS JUHAS KASHNER KAUFFMAN KIMMEL LOUISA BOB JUDY KNIGHT KURTZMAN LONG NORM ANNA JIM LUNDBERG MCCORMIC M:MILLEN KAREN RAYMOND MARILYN DIXIE BARBARA MARILYN MCPHERSON McQUATE MARTIN MERCER MEYERS MOORHEAD TERRY RICHARD SUE GERALDINE BILL ALICE MORGAN MURRAY NEBE NELL NICHOLS OBURN JERRY DAVE SHARIE OBERLY OVERDORF OVERDORF CLIFFORD JIM JAY OWENS PALM PARROT GARY TOM CAROL ROGER ROSE ELLEN TIM PEACOCK POWERS ROBB ROBERTSON SAGE SAGE BRUCE JIM VIRGINIA CELESTE CLIFF DeESTRAYE SANFORD SHEAFFER SCHLEGEI. SCHMIDT SCHMIDT SCHWAAN MARILYN CAROLYN ELIZABETH SHANK SHARPLESS SHEARER U' I '!,,,g,,II,,,'Lg'f W X WI, II , Z,z.?5iII'.1?f1v,I I W I ' ii? NI' I I I I 'H I55??Sf5ff'IQIIIIIIIISIE''II mfI? uI'I'I'I IIIW' I MIIIIIQI SMILE. yxQpIII.s,. 1,A ,,,,U... I e MUNI I I ,. , . , my 1 V f I , ,I W, , ' I. i?2,iiii5i4i?fM I , I ' I H, ' f:iTf?z,' I I U1 I ' , , I1 I ' In my I 31.35, ,, ., -.1 2 :III X, N MARY ' V PHIL LINDA SECKEL SELF SELLERS LYNN MARVIN JOANNE JUDY MARIETTA JUDY SHELLENBERGER SHRIMPLIN SLABAUGH SMETZER SMITH SNYDER ,FTW- ' ' ANN MARLENE MARTHA CARL LOIS DAVE SOLLENBERG SOUERS SOWASH SPAIDE STALEY STRAITS SUE PAUL BOB STRATTON SUTTLE SWICK SARAH TWILA MARILYN SWINEFORD TALBOT THOMAS DON BOBETTE MARTHA SALLY KATHY PENNI TlSCHER TRUMPOWER VANCE 'WARNES WARNES WARFEL f 'Q' J, .'Ji::E2.2Q.Q1 DONNA MARTY KAREN NANCY PHYLLIS BILL WHITMORE WHITTINGTON WIGGINS WILLIAMS WILSON WINTER JIM TOM GEORGE WOOD WURSTER YEOMANS CAROL PAUL BETTY LEE ALFRED GALEN BERNHARDT BOUMAN BRODBECK CURPHEY GAULT RIKE gm 5 Sophomore Class Officers Tom Grisso, Donna Tressel, Steve Gilbert Freshmen Class Officers Mike Maggicmo, Cc1roIMaiwurm, Sondra Roberts, Barry Ferguson L A 'vi- ' 'E T L J :-wg' LH LL H M KAY JANET DOUGLAS HARRIS RICHARD ALsERrsoN ALBRIGHT ALEXANDER ALLEN ALLEN ALLEN 3 H ' W 'iTE?fT DONALD JO ANN JIM AMES AUER AULT MARY JO PAT BARBARA BAIRD BAKER BATT Y -S MARCIA NORMA PAULA JIM SHARON CAROL BECKETT BELL BENJAMIN BENSHOFF BERSHIRE BETOR , .wig 'A - Q 1'- xv 11:2 .5 -lfffzp 77 V ,In -,Q JOHN LINDA DENNIS TOM KELLY KAREN BETZ BILLMAN BLUCK BODAGER BOGGS BOOTH HOMER DON KENT BOWERS BOWMAN BOWSER NANCY MARY ANN SUE V BOYER BRANT BRICKER I I I JOHN STAN BRUCE BOB DRUCILLA SANDRA BRIDWELI. BRIGGS BRODBECK BROOKS BROWN BROWN WEE HH A A A f II if , 555 MARILYN DAY HARRY JERRY DIANA DICK BROWNS BRUCKART BURTON BUTCI-IER BUTTERWORTH CARAWAY 1 f, If I If-.D I ,MIN -11, ' IRI QPQI H I X I-i'I,, 'II I VII II' X-I - I M -- C IW g -:T--, I I ' ' II! N VIRGINIA PALMA DIANA CARR CETINA CHANDLER EILEEN DOUGLAS MARY CHANNING CLICK CLOUSER CHARLES LAWREN DALE NEIL MARSI-IA GARY COLE COLTRIN CRAFT CRAIG CREW CRIPE .Igkgg DOREEN DINAH DIANE EUGENE JANE BETH CUTHBERT CZOTTER DAMON DANNER DARNELI. DAUGHERTY DALE DONNA NICK DICKERSON DODSON DONGES JANET DRAMAN IWW! T? .,- I I ' AKA.E I WI I I I ' l L BOB DRURY X Nm ww MIKE DRUSHAL III-w In Im In - MARCIA KEN KEN DELAMAR DENNIS DICK ROGER BECKY ROBERT EBERLY EFIRD EICHOF 'squ- 1: -2 F? 'I 222 45 DAVE GAIL OTTO CYNTHIA TOM BARRY ELLISON EWING FABRITIUS FAST FENSCH FERGUSON -Hx-:H E , 'lf' M . 7- I V K W: .... , I I' - ,. . 2 , WW II ' S5. 'ilK,L',j m',!E: v . LYNDA JAMES JANET FERRINGER FIELDS FIRESTONE CHERYL PENNY FRED FISHER FISHER FREER MILES JOYCE ALAN JAMES KAY DAN FRIEND FRY GANO GARBASH GARBER GARTNER IW. V -v-'-TT BILL KAREN DONNA GARY DAVE JANET GLASS GRAHL HABER HACKETT HAKAIM HANSEN MARY DAVE PAT HART HEALEY HEASLEY FREEMAN SHANNON RUSS HENRY HESS HEWIT SAMMY CURTIS GARY GARY ROBERTA BETTY HINDMAN HICKS HODGE HOLLEWELL HOYE HOOVER A i-Si , 25352455111 ' H HT W f H I I I , LOIS PAT BUD SHERRILL SHERRIE TERRY HOOVER HOOVER HOPKINS HUDSON HUMPHREY HUNT BOB CYNTHIA IHRIG JENNINGS 1- MIKE JOHNSON .177 DICK LEE ANN DARREL HUNTER HYDE ICE JERRY JOHNSON BETSY PEGGY SANDRA JOYCE JOE JONES JONES KERR KERR KIMMEL fer mf an-an ALICE SALLY JACK ED FLOYD DONNA KINDLEY KLINGEL KLINGER KNITTEL KOEGLER KOSAR TERRY BOB JEAN KRISTOFF KROFT LAMB RLTA MIRIAM JOHN LANG LASH LASH E352 1 ft f:f W, .L MARYANNA MARTY SHIRLEY GARY TOM JOANNE LAWTON LEE LEE LEIPSER LEHMAN LEINER 1-SS Q.: LU. L M. FLORENCE KATHY LARRY LARRY MARY JO REBECCA LEVIN LEWIS LIGHTNER LIND LINDSEY LONG RALPH JANET RON LOWE LUCAS LUCAS DOUGLAS JOAN BILL MQCDOUGALL MccKELLAR MACKEY 3. 575 A Q F310 MIKE MYRON CAROL TERRY GARY JACKIE MAGGIANO MAGLOTT MAIWURM MAIWURM MAXHEIMER MAZUREK If ,. ' - PAM DAVE MARY MILLER MINOR MOOG BONNIE MUNSON F DENNIS STEVE JOSIE BEVERLY TOM CAROLE OSBORN OSTERLUND OWEN PARKER PARKER PATTON If ' I I mga!! M..H... I.. I I 3 . 4, I '14,-FI, A..' J ' I -1:., I 'I RICHARD DIANNA CAROL PESTKA PICKREL POSTEMA LEE MARTHA MIKE PRICE RADABAUGH RADONOVICH , 1aN,,h lj, uw' ' I l I RICHARD RICHARD JOHN LARRY WADE DON REED REIHELD RHOADS RIBLET RICHARDSON RICHETT wiv :mf X I I- f ' gif! I. .,'X. A . 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RON BILL WOLD WOLFE WORKMAN WORKMAN WOLFORD WOLK GERALDINE GLEN WILLIS WALTERS WEAVER WEBB JOE GARY DON WEIBLE WEIGL WELCH JIM HUGH MARCIA DAVE JENNIFER CAROL WELDON WELSH WENDEL WEYER WHANG WHITACRE III Tu ,wk ,, , , H, JUDY WINSTON TOM CLOYD KENNETH WHITCOMB WHITE YODY YOUNG YOUNG RICHARD ARDEN GEITGEY GILMER MARLENE YOUNG JAMES GAUS5 , ,,,,, -- ,YYHYY Y , STAN RICHARD ZIMMER ZIMMERLY PHIL RON KIMMEL MacLEOD N 1 ORGANIZATIONS The ideos ond suggestions found in books ond the ovoiloble rooms to hold meet ings ore just two of the woys the library will be helpful to the orgonizcitions. J WHO'S WHO OF ASHLAND COLLEGE FIRST ROW, left to right: Norma Smith, Carol Heck, Elizabeth Merkwarz, Lois Shanholtz, Margaret Parker, Elizabeth lsgrig. SECOND ROW, left to right: Chuck Green, David Kahl, Timothy Workman, Chuck Costin, Lane Chandler, Donald Roby. Whispers of achievement accompany the nomination of outstanding members of the senior class by the Personal Committee of Ashland College to be included in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. ln making their selections the committee considers scholarship, participation, and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and promise of future usefulness. STUDENT SENATE FIRST ROW, left to right: Gene Telego, Chuck Green, Carol Heck, David Holvey. SECOND ROW, left to right: Robert Swartz, Mile Maggiano, Dick Geitgey, Tim Sage, Mike Sage, Steve Gilbert, Chester Stark, Lane Chandler. The purpose of this highly representative body is to enact and enforce any legis- lation within its scope of power. The senate promotes student welfare in keeping with the standards and traditions of Ashland College. The membership of this senate in- cludes the Presidents of the four classes, a representative from each class and the Senate officer. The activities and responsibilities of the Senate include sponsoring all-school functions, supervising the editing of the handbook and preparing all Monday chapels. MYERS AND ALLEN HALL DORM COUNCIL I 'Ml li ,,11l,Q1W,Q. . if l l ,-lim l l- it sis. 6312.52 .: :5 W4-llfill' Eggs-as I' .il 2253221 .. my i X , ,,, ,. l , ' 9 . iv it i , , feglll 'gi ' , f Qi .' .-'IT lfalf' Til it rs! . , . i L E:2' 1 ' . x-fi' Wllllipiw-iigggshfsgf .I X Hit, syzg' Xiu so FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Dafler, R. Ensley, S. Wiley, F. Compton, E. Merkwarz, E. O'Ney, J. Sla- baugh, J, McConkey, L. Shanholty, L. Kerr. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Wetstone, A. Tallman, A. Wold, K. Albright, N. Smith, R. Schmale, E. Isgrig, K. Stutzmcm, K. Firestone. JACOBS HALL DORM COUNCQL FIRST ROW, left to right. T. Sage, B. Sanford, Chuck Burner, L. Riblet, D. Roby, D. Kaiser, G. Peacock, J. Palm. SECOND ROW, left to right: E. Rowe, T. Grisso, T. Litton, D. Barnes, P. Steiner, J. Williams, S. Lengel, D. Goembel, S. Gilbert, D. Moder. STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS 5 ' Judy Sechrist, Gary Peacock, Mary Kay Kimmel, Stanley Cass, Mrs. Davis. This is a ioint student-faculty board in charge of regulating and operating the Student Union. There are six full-time students lthree men cmd three womenl on the board and they are elected by the Student Senate on the following basis: two must be resident students, two must be commuters, and the remaining two must be residents of Ashland. GIRL'S GOSPEL TEAM 6 1 1 l i l l FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Talbot, K. Sorver, P. Miller, B. Henman, A. Oburn, K. Stutzman, J. Slabcugh, L. Steiner. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Munson, C. Robb, C. Jennings, C. lmmel, R. Hoye, J. Sidle, M. Rose, M. Greer. gz gr FIRST ROW, left to riqht: M. O'Hcre, J. Byler, S. Berkshire, R. Miller, S. Overdorf, M. Thomas. SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Munson, B. Bowser, B. Myers, K. McPherson, J. lngrchom, S. Borton, L Staley, A. Tallman, K. Albright. MEN'S GOSPEL TEAM IW' f ff FIRST ROW-left io righl: D. Overdorf, T. Morgan, J. Hanna, Rev. Flora, F. Burky, B. Walk, D. Nugent. SECOND ROW-left fo right: M. Hurd, J. Sheaffer, T, Linfon, B. Winter, R. Gordon. gggffw, gifs, T. .LW , l FIRST ROW-left lo right: J. Benshoff, J. Grieve, P. Sleiner, D. Craft, J. Cover. SECOND ROW-left lo right: P. Richey, A. Gilmer, M. Drushal, D. Nugeni, J. Fields. FOQTLIGHTERS FIRST ROW-left lo righf: S. Klingel, J. Draman, J. Mazurek, S. Lee, L. Shunhollz, P. Humphrey, L. Harris SECOND ROW-lefl to right: J. Topper, P .Baker, D. Chandler, D. Bruckarf, E. Ernst, E. Shearer, C. Juhas THIRD ROW-left lo right: Miss Jennings, M. Scwash, M. Crew, C. Gallagher, D. Blodgeft, C. Young, B. Kauffman, B. Sanford. FIRST ROW-left io right: R. Schmale, S. Bricker, B. Daugherty, G. Sage, C. Maiwurm, R. llner, D. Haber SECOND ROW-lefl lo right: J. Gensch, M. Frank, 5. Barnes, M. Heari, S. Kerr, M. McNeal, J. Sullle L. Knight. THIRD ROW-left to right: Miss Jennings, J. Smyth, A. Rodgers, J. Calvert, H. Hill, C. Stark. BEFORE THE PLAY DURING THE PLAY WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW-left to right: L. Codiano, D. Draman, D. Tressel, S. Becker, K. Compton, J. McConkey, C Martin, S. Stratton, Miss Johnson. SECOND ROW-left to right: M. Crew, S. Bricker, B. Daugherty, K. Booth, S. Swank, C. Maiwurm, R Ensley, B. Bollinger, D. Kosar. THIRD ROW-left to right: D. Haber, L. Beaty, I.. Steiner, M. Brant, L. Goodwin, Marsha, C. Thompson B. Clark. VARSITY A CLUB FIRST ROW-left to SECOND ROW-left THIRD ROW-left to FOURTH ROW-left Bagniard. FIFTH ROW-left to SIXTH ROW-left to right: D. Horrisberger, G. Telego, S. Cass, C. Schmidt, C. Burner, D. Brooks. to right: J. Davis, R. Coleman, C. Wilson, J. Grove, M. Hannah, J. Altaffer, J. Keffer right: E. Rickert, L. Deffenbaugh, T. Wurster, D. Plant, S. Gilbert, T. Sharpe, D. Moder to right: D. Roby, J. Ault, R. Scarbrough, D. Mobberley, D. Holvey, L. Fauber, D right: T. Linton, R. Lorenz, L. Aulger, J. Belu, D. Smalley, D. Dulmage, R. Paine. right: J. Lash, D. Hakaim, G. French. PEP CLUB fd! W t ,iff 1 C J '-ev' r-vw-iii WU B FIRST ROW-left to right: B. Duughtery, B. Johnston, M. Crawford, K. Booth. SECOND ROW-left to right: M. Wittington, J. Evans, J. Long, D. Burns, S. Bricker THIRD ROW-left to right: L. Codicno, S. Becker, D. Tressel. FOURTH ROW-left to right: M. Sewers, D. Dromon, J. Firestone. CHEERLEADERS J: G. Sage, E. Isgrig Left to right: Karen Booth, Janet Firestone, Elizabeth lsgrig, Beth Dougherty, Marty Whittington, Carol Maiwurm. CHOIR 242425523555 24-2'+2'+2+2+'23 52'+2+2+'23F25l'25 l FIRST ROW-left lo righl: S. Klingel, J. Funkhouser, S, Berkshire, P. Miller, S. Wiley, L. Sooy, M. Eichil- berger, J. MacKellor, B. Conway, L. Kurly, J. Byler, J. Firestone, B. Bollinger. SECOND ROW-left to right: C. lmmel, A. Oburn, A. Kindley, D. Gardner, B. Myers, E. Isgrig, D. Czoller, K. Albright, L. Ferringer, A. Tallmon, L. Staley, J. Glasgo, J. lngraham, J. Slabaugh. THIRD ROW- left To right: D. Overdorf, B. Sample, B. Ihrig, B. Keifling, D. Henry, G. Telego, R. Ziche- foose, B. Winler, H. Bowers, B. Weidenhomer. FOURTH ROW-left Io right: J. Benshoff, C. Green, M. Miller, L. Lighlner, T. Grisso, D. Barnes, D. Win- field, M. Drushol, B. Walk, H, Allen. IVY LEAGUERS ,wr Lefl to right: Homer Bowers, Chuck Green, Tom Grisso, Mike Drushal, Bill Sample, Russell Zichefoose Bob lhrig, Bill Keifling, Bill Winters. MUSICAGLIA wg-Y -iff ,,,, 'X FIRST ROW- left fo right: L. Eberhcrt, A. Tulimcn, N. Welimer, S. Klingel. SECOND ROW-left fo right: B. lhrig, H. Allen, T. Workman, B. Weidenhcmer FIRST ROW-lefi Io right: C. lmmel, J. Genscxh, S. Honey. SECOND ROW-left to right: H. Bowers, J. Benshoff, W. Nichols, D. Bender. BAND KEEP THOSE LINES STRAIGHT. HERE COMES THE BAND. WHAT DO WE DO NEXT? MAJORETTES Left to right: Marilyn Martin, Beverly Bollinger, Sue Nebe, Sandra Barnes. This organization consists both of the marching and concert bands. The marching band presents shows for all home games and, if possible, the band travels to several away games. The concert band puts on several concerts during the year. Membership is open to all students who play musical instruments. WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SPELL? MONITERS FIRST ROW-left to right: D. Goembel, M. Frank, E. Shultz, P. Self, C. Costin. SECOND ROW- left to right: J. Oberly, B. Winters, J. Parrot, S. Meister, N. Craig, B. Noble. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB - Q7 Left to right: Mr. Guiely, M. Miller, B. Archcleucon, F. Freer, H. Stair, J, Sheuffer, D. Kohl, Mr. Troxel MATH CLUB FIRST ROW-left to right: J. Sheoffer, M. Vunccrmp, J. Smyih, R. Muroy. SECOND ROW-left to righh W. Nichols, M. Shrimplin, R. Hyde, l. Bell. FIRST ROW-left To right: K. Heier, L. Goodwin, L. Burgeit, S. Borion, D. Tressel. SECOND ROW-left to right: Miss Carpenter, M. Drushal, R. Zimmerly, T. Morgan, Mr. Poormcnn YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW-left Io right: P. Wachs, .I. Firestone, S. Kiplinger, J. Byler, S. Eckenrode. SECOND ROW, left Io right: M. Thomas, S. Nebe, S. Hanna, N. Baughman, E. Jones, M. Moorhead, V. Schlegel. THIRD ROW- left Io righh S. Klingel, L. Cobb, K. Booth, S. Bricker, S. Wiley, K. Taylor, E. Isgrig. FOURTH ROW- Ieff Io righi: R. Young, l. Beaiy, S. Ernst, M. Crawford, C. Maiwurm, G. Sage. FIFTH ROW-left Io righh M. Weber, C. Bailey, S. Borion, L. Hyde, M. Sowers, B. Brown. SIXTH ROW-left to right: A. Tallman, B. Bowser, P. Fisher, N. Weltner, K. Wiggins, J. Sidle. SEVENTH ROW-left to righh C. Jennings, B. Dauihery, M. Greer, M. Rose, B. Hoye. PI MU GAMMA CIRCLE K FIRST ROW- left Io rlghl: T. Grisso, D. Kaiser, A. Rodgers. SECOND ROW-lefl Io right: B. Sanford, S. Gilberl, J. Cover, E. Rowe, J. Brewer, E. Fulton, C. Burner R, Coleman, G. Telego, D. Sears, J. Oberly, D. Dulmoge. THIRD ROW-Iefl Io righh G. Warner, D. Tischer, M. Hannah, Lorenz, D. Goembel, J. Williams, R Swick. HAVING FUN BOYS???? COLLEGIAN FIRST ROW-left Io right: M. Miller, L. Slaley, L. Shanhollz, C. Caslin. SECOND ROW-lefl Io right: D. Bullerworlh, M. Sowash, P. Gaede, S. Borfon, J. Darnell, M. O'Hare, D. Nugenf. THIRD ROW-left to right: J. Fisher, C. Stark, B. Bogniard, G. Yomens, T. Parker, M. Hummel. BUSINESS CLUB Q Yflhp 7 0 1,3513 '11 '-I -vm FIRST ROW- left to right: D. Goembel, J. Miller, M. Miller, E. Rowe, Mr. Marble. SECOND ROW-left Io right: N. Baisch, J. Oberly, T. Powers, J. Sullle, M. Smith, D. Aston. THIRD ROW- left to righl: R. Rang, D. Bushman, R. Johnson, R. Blosser, W. Dayton, C. Gordon, J. Fer- guson, L. Gamerlsfelder. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ,i,34 .in-...l -1-...Z- ...i.1.i,..1 FIRST ROW--left Io right: S. Wiley, P. Warfel, L. Probst, S. Eckenrode, N. Bcughmon, E. Shearer, R Hner. SECOND ROW-left To right: C. Morris, J. Mucci, D. Chandler, P. Kidney, J. Shcurpless, M. Eichelberger THIRD ROW-left to right: Mrs. Bogniurd, P. Beniamin, J. McConkey, S. Rickeit, Susan, A. Wold, 5. Lee B. Bowser, Mrs. Graham, S. Rouber. DON'T THEY LOOK PRETTY! ! ! ! ! 00 Pl KAPPA PI Aclives Q. FIRST ROW--lefl to right: K. Compton, B. Johnson, R. Ensley, M. Parker, C. McCuley, S. Eckenrode, C. Heck. SECOND ROW-left to right: B. Bollinger, J. Firestone, J. Sechrisl, B. Holl, L. Merchwoz, S. Warnes, N. Smith, B. lsgrig, C. Gollclgher, S. Watkins, L. Shunhollz, M. Whittington. Pledges C: -4 FIRST ROW-lefl to right: S. Bricker, C. Moiwurm, B. Duogerty, S. Nebe, M. Moog, K. Foster. SECOND ROW- left to right: G. Sage, S. Schcsr, G. Carr, M. McNeal, C. Postemc, J. Mucci, S. Lee, K Singer. THIRD ROW-left to right: M. Delomur, S. Klingel, M. Crew, J. McKellar, L. Ferringer, M. Lindsey, D Bruckcirt, J. Darnell, P. Beniumin. Do to unfortunate circumstance the following pictures were not taken: Girls Glee Club Pine Whispers Photographers Publications Committee Seminary Special Interests Committee Religious Interests Committee ACTIVITIES 102 The initial plans of an activity may have their birth in the library either from the help of books or the use of a meeting room. , L...z':1v vf ' 3 LIBRARY OPENING 05 FRESHMEN WEEK 'ff -xg, ,- i :ij axixif P? 5 3 xii ,N 1 E ,f 3 5 l 11 A -xi 9' L: . .mf :..,.:.111?' fx. 1Ti'4'i?. x'.x xxx .L x 65 2 A, ax- Mix ' . sf T v fb I .ali-1' 5 :fx ,, M ex xxx xxx- -Y - sz. W xx3kxx:, x, Uv, .xx -ixx ifli W 'W' .E ,tvs xxssslxiilx xxgifxxizx iw. was gm ky? x '-vi exsxvx 2 x xx xx Q ' Q V x xx 2 -wg x 1 Q-Eligzg' in fixing! xxxx f gg ,fx xhExx?Yi xxxx 2 N 5gxx L9 xxx ,x m 2 Q x I x A E 'M if 1. we xl x X ,. 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'r Q ,. at my , i i me Li- , i Affendcmfs: Virginia Schegel ond Lois Shcmholfz Queen: Shirley Wiley ROYALTY 109 TOGETHERNESS WIN OR LOSE I HOMECOMING 1961 AHEAD START ALLEN HALL FIRST PRIZE IJIIJIII 'N !l!l!!I I N :TQ CIRCLE K swarm-IEART, CAROL JUHAS W X E .Q M V, I In I iff? I JJ' ii , .nw PHI SIGMA CHI FIRST PRIZE 4, I ' E 'EFT M ,, V, w .vm T' 'QWNII fkQ4..,.. '. I ' If ,II M may me M Q I wg 3- ff J. I, HOME ECONOMICS AND MATH THIRD PRIZE 2 W.A.A. SECOND PRIZE 125121 I A f , J A . if f5fE '- -gi 4+ an -fan .5 - : '.' 'f .P Y- E' ' 4 f jj .5 34, fa.g v 'P ' X ' fm - I., M ,V ,- .. 1 'Bu- . vw' ,, W A r- ri, V-3. .5 .s A ' -' Q T k :arm ., viirrf w V- ,413 f, Qyfxqle . ,tl -.f f,.e . Q1 w i 5 ii! f . ' P - Q 1 ,S 1 . ' ' 1 ,Q X 1 . n.. 4' . ' E 1 in W N mm 5 in 5 xx Q H um mv? X 5 4 wi B .. ,., ' 2 V- '-f ' FW mmf ? w ' F V K I -2 2 ., -, 2 L -12 xkfiii- ff- E A LH Y -52111, E IEE? 3 2 11 3 PARENTS my 1. mm H1 H? ,W ,Qu .fin W v I 1 ' DAY LM. - M.-fl'-fvfs, gi-- X 3 Pg az 'PES-?'f ' ' saw M is 222 :fs xg F -: S12 5 4 :vcr QQ -Y W igiggumxxxgxv Ewum! af' ww ,, V W an X ,,, ,-ff 4 'V up--,. L2 ,,!. , ., mg fr .vel ,. ,df QL sf I I W w il ,537- up WE'RE READY KANSAS CITY Here We Come PATIENTLY WAITING CHRISTMAS PARTIES HAVE YOU BEEN GOOD LITTLE BOYS? AND THEN - - - BOY, THIS IS GOOD 7 STU DENT-FACU LTY LECTURE SERIES ISMET SANLI DON BOLT GEORGE A. BUTTRICK DR. ZELMA GEORGE in W X . Q kt, Q gtk THE CANADIAN PLAYERS KING LEAR CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA CONCERT LECTURE SERIES Qngmts- L Q -:W W mei. Y M ij- I .-,.,'--5.9 - 20 m f f - u Q XL ' v 1 XA lf 4 M f ' H I ' 1 . 4 7 gi:-NM U ' r 1 W N i i u ! L Q, . aff' , M., 'l V . 41 ' 3' .1 May Day Court attendants: Sandra Barnes, Sandra Kiplinger, Sandra Goodheart, and Martha Whittington I Crown Thee qjm '1 1 1 gm E iv1lLttHsta+Q mi WV n W M' 12 ' 'I2 Holiday Capers MAY DAY PAGEANT 2 Y 2 ROMEO an .IULIET gw. if Lg: :Q 225' En 'M 28 ARTHUR PETIT AND DR. HERBERT L. FORD GRADUATION 1961 GRADUATION 1962 F Y P . 131 Spor1's 32 Sports do not consist of all outdoor activity. Along with The brown There is also The broin, which The Iibrory helps to develop. 5 133 FOOTBALL ROW ONE: D. Geitgey, T. Maiwurm, L, Sherbondy, D. Rittichier, J. Albertson, E. Knittle, T. Sargent, B. Fer- guson, B. Swartz, J. Kimmel, L. Lind, J. McMillen, L. Jones, L. Hollinger, Mgr. ROW TWO: J. Wagenhals, Trainer, G. Telego, Publicity Director, D. Brown, J. Keefer, T. Sharpe, D. Dul- mage, B. King, E. Rickert, D. Roby, D. Mader, S. Lengel, B. Wachtel, R. Payne, E. Barney, D, Horrisberger, C. Schmidt, M. Hannah, Mr. Brownscn, Athletic Director. ROW THREE: D. Plant, C. Burner, T. Wurster, J. Belu, D. Scarbrough, T. Yody, G. French, G. McBride, J. Lash, J. Altaffer, R. Lucas, J. Hoagland, D. Sharpe, D. Seibert, Assistant Coach Stokes, Head Coach Martinelli, ROW FOUR: D. Schar, D. Bowman, D. Click, M. Friend, B. Kroft, B. Brooks, J. Ward, R. Thompson, D. Hakaim, B. Mackey, G. Hackett, J. Brewer, D. Gartner, Assistant Coach Pinkerton, Assistant Coach Garber, Assistant Coach Krueger. STANDING L R Bob Brooks, Statistician: Jim McMillen, Statis- tician Chuck Wilson, Head Statistician: Reed Coleman, Statisti- Lew Hollinger, Head Football and Basketball Manager Reed clan SEATED Gene Telego, Athletic Publicity Director. Coleman, Assistvnt Football Manager- - M ll Se ' U .Q . - in 'ii ll J -1-1 E I R ELWIN RICKERT DON MODER Co-Captain Co-Captain Offensive and Defensive Guard Offensive Guard 6-0,185 5-11, 195 4 Year Letterman 4 Year Letterman All Mid Ohio Conference First Team All Mid Ohio Conference Honorable Mention DON ROBY Offensive Center ED BARNEY 540' '70 DICK SCARBROUGH Defensive Helfbeek , 3 ,YW Le e'mf ', Defensive Tackle 5.9, 155 All Mid Ohio Conference First Team 6-2, 215 4 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman i 1 6 Manchester ........ Wooster Bluffton ..... ...... Defiance ..,......... Findlay ....,... Ohio Northern lHomecomingl Wilmington ........ Otferbein . ..... Mt. Union .... Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away 1960 FOOTBALL Winning three games and dropping six the Eagles did not come up to pre-season expectations, nevertheless they constantly displayed the characteristic fighting spirit of A. C. football and were backed by every loyal A. C. fan. The team was composed of many freshmen, who gained experience from the season. Only five members will be lost via graduation, but these are truly key person- nel. Graduating will be Ed Barney, halfback, Dick Scarborough, tackle, Don Moder, All Conference Honorable Mention guard, Don Roby, All Conference First Team, Cen- ter, Elwin Rickert, All Conference First Team Guard. Even though a large number of freshmen were on the Varsity, the Junior Varsity still compiled an undefeated season which makes the future look even brighter. 'I37 ii . 535 - . ,N U. nw t I H-iw . ' as we rl ? 'K , .agfe-'-wg kiwi , X A ,W 5 g , iv Q I 4, .,,., A. sggdwfiiibz ic.: 355 3 L ,ww X, Zip .111 fisisesiseiwff ,.. ' ' FS-3' -- Q, r. 1 'M x ,-.-,..w.,p 1 E If . 3 5 .14 g LW .xr 1-1- on 3 a v QM, x v i BASKETBALL FIRST ROW L-R: Dave Harris, Gay Meininger, Joe Gottfried, Boze Johnson, Jim Garbash, Sandy Smith. SECOND ROW: I.-R: Coach Robert Stokes, Steve Lengel, Wilbur Ritzhaupt, Larry Aulger, John Rhoads, Don Mawrer, Larry Deffenbaugh SCORES Won 2I Lost 4 A.C ....... ......... 7 5 A.C .,...,. ......... 7 6 A.C ....... ......... 5 7 A.C ....... ......... 6 3 A.C ....... ...... 9 7 A.C ....... ......... 7 5 A.C ....... ...... 8 8 A.C ....... ...... 8 O A.C ........ ...,..... 7 9 A.C ....... ......... 8 8 A.C ....... ..,...... 8 7 A.C ........ ........ 8 9 A.C ........ ........ 9 I A.C ..,..... ..,..... 6 9 Bluffton ....... Youngstown .... ....... at ONU .......... ....... at Defiance .............. Findlay ........ at RioGrande Malone .,..... Cedarville Heidelberg .,.. at Wilmington Wooster ...... Defiance ..... at Findlay .... at Cedarville HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Heidelberg ..... ...... Championship Capital ........... ...... at Mt. Union ............ at Miami ...... Wilmington ..... ...... Bluffton .................... at Manchester NAIA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT BLUFFTON A.C. won Steubenville Forfeit Defiance .................. 61 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT KANSAS CITY Prairie View ............ 73 'I39 40 SANDY SMITH LARRY AULGER Forward Forward 6-0, 175 6-6, 195 1 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman 5971107 tCo-Captain, Junior WILBUR RITZHAUPT Center 6-5, 198 3 Year Letterman DAVE HARRIS Guard 6-0, 175 3 Year Letterman ICO-Captainj Senior Junior BOZE JOHNSON Guard 5-8, 150 3 Year Letterman Junior LARRY DEFFENBAUGH DON MOWRER Forward Forward 6-1, 202 6-1,175 3 Year Leiierman 1 Year Leiierman Senior Sophomore JOHN RHOADS Center 6-3, 190 1 Year Leiferman Freshman JOE GOTTFRIED JIM GARBASH Guard Guard 5-10,165 5-11,160 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Leiterman Freshman 14 42 M.O.C. CHAMPIONS Coach Robert Stokes should be commended for the fine work he has done since coming to Ashland College. Each year the basketball team has shown improvement. The l96l-1962 squad proved to be the most successful in the history of Ashland College as the Eagles posted an overall record of 2l-4 and captured the Mid-Ohio League Championship with an ll-l mark. The starting line-up was as follows: guards, Dave Harris t6-O, Co-Captainl, and Boze Johnson l5-81, forwards Larry Aulger l6-6, Co-Captainl, and Sandy Smith l6-Ol, Center Wilbur Ritzhaupt l6-5l. Despite the Eagles' fine playing the league championship remained in doubt until the final game. ln this game, a sell out crowd saw Ashland defeat Ohio Northern by four points. Next came the N.A.l.A. post-season tournament. Ashland won the first game when Steubenville forfeited. ln the second game the Eagles defeated Defiance on a neutral court, thus earning the right to represent Ohio in the N.A.l.A. National Tournament in Kansas City. The team flew to Kansas City and was followed by about 200 fans in trains and cars. Ashland drew Prairie View A. and M. of Texas, the second seated team and according to one poll the first ranked small college team in the nation. The Eagles held the Panthers to a 2 point lead in the first half. ln the second half Ashland took the lead but the Panthers came up fast tying the score in the last few seconds of the game. In Overtime the Panthers won 73-64. The Panthers went on to win the tournament championship, their closest game being with the Eagles. Larry Aulger broke the Ashland College all-time career scoring record held by Ron Pratt H9581 of i349 points. Larry, only a iunior, will continue to add to his record nextseason. The only losses from the squad will be Dave Harris, Sandy Smith, and Larry Deffenbaugh. Thus, with a good nucleus returning and a fine Junior Varsity, the Eagles are looking forward to returning to Kansas City next season. 4 44 N A I A TOURNAMENT A.C. VS DEFIANCE Photos by Art Emanuel, Ashland Times Gazette SWEET VICTORY Phoios by Art Emanuel, Ashland Tnrnes Gazette 145 KANSAS CITY VARSITY A TOURNAMENT The Varsity A Tournament was its usual success. If drew many fine players and Teams from all over Ohio. For the second year the Canlon Bloom Drugs were cham- pions. 'I47 n ,ill 'x .iitftw A fs -55553 Q V'-V J t its-E' ' --'-lr' A -B' ,f V fit. W.-.ef . 1 9 - , Q . ., A rg: ' fr S' N' .svyl V. ,D ,f X Ed Barney, Larry Johnson Gay Meininger, Boze 1 COS Rhodes, John Hunt, Larry Aulger, Mike Hanna, Terry 5. 8-3 mark, GTI had eY . play th ln M.O.C 85. inst 10 loss U a ,365 batting average and Larry Deffenbaugh with e team was led by co-captain fe We en I'IT'l lette Other returning Ord. CC F 9 itchin 2:2 a4 ay with I'I' Mu ck in Di pta Barney. Boze Johnson, and Ed Hanna, Steve Lengel, e high points ofthe season came on the spring trip when Ashland defeated Howard h larger than A.C. UC em I' G ch hi ofw both College, rd niveristy and Shephe the oppos tion scored l28 runs hits r the year Ashland scored 148 runs on 2ll hits. 95 nl ball pro- Se fall ba G of initiation and the en m letter eturning ofr oup a large gr With LL SEB - -h Q B -Me. V , .1 D Lu Ron Harris, ONT ROW, left to right: Dave FR .I TE E ..:: U cn -4- u. U C at -.. -- 2 4 E :- .E an 2 D .D C KD -4- -4- GJ D right: Doug Clock, Dick Murray, CK ROW, left to BA Jack Messner, Coach George Donge John Freshley, U9 962 Eagle's baseball team posted 13 wins el Th Th C0-CCI Mike Th U Fo 0 John Murray, ck Di fe G next year urning fel' men Lette r t. future looks brigh he gram, t Cliff Ed Barney, Gay Meininger, Lucas, Mike Hanna, Ron Steve Lengel, Rhodes, LETTERMEN LARRY DEFFENBAUGH ED BARNEY DICK MURRAY Senior Senior Sophomore Co-Capfuin CWCUPTULF' BOZE JOHNSON Junior AN AFTERNOON AT THE OLD BALL GAME. STEVE LENGEL Sophomore 149 TENNIS DUANE BROWN GENE TELEGO BOB KRO FT 0 Posting two wins against five losses in regular season play, the tennis team placed fourth in the Mid-Ohio Conference Tennis Tournament. Gene Telego and Bill Weiss captured the number two doubles championship. Other squad members were Duane Brown, Dennis Dulmage, Ed Fulton, Bob Kroft, and Bill Worcester. GOLF Coach Fred Martinelli, Jim Weldon, Dave Bogniard, Donna Kosar, Ted Fauber, Bob Leiter. The Ashland College Golf Team compiled a record of five wins and four losses, and placed third in the M.O.C., N.A.l.A. Tournament. Top players throughout the year for the A. C. squad were Dave Bogniarcl and Jim Weldon. Donna Kosar also became the first woman to win a varsity letter at Ashland College. A.C ....... .... 7 A.C ....... ...... l 5 V2 A.C ....... ...... 5 A.C ....... ....... A V2 A.C ....... ...... 9 A.C ....... ..,..., 1 l A.C ....,.. ....... l 6 V2 A.C ....... ....... I 5 A.C ....... ....... l 2 V2 Wooster ...... Bluffton .... Otterbein .... O.N.U. .. B.W. .... Otterbein .... Bluffton .... Malone ..... O.N.U. .... . 9 V2 15 l5V2 11 9 31h 5 7M SWIMMING FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Pifer, Otto Fabritius, Doug Click. BACK ROW, left to right: Tom Lehman, Barry Ferguson, John Bridwell. Absent: Raloh Lowe, Coach Vern Pinkerton. This year was the first year Ashland College had a swimming team. ,Practices were held in the early morning at the Y.M.C.A. pool. Although they did not participate in any meets this year, their hard work in practice will undoubtedly pay off in the future. TO YOUR MARKS,...GET SET.... GO 2 Above: Smile for the cam- era fellows. Steve Gilbert and Gene French demon- strate the perfect handoff that enabled the sprint re- lay teams to win. Below: Drivel Gene French shows the starting form that enabled him to run 9.9 in the 100 yd qualifications and place high in both dashes at the conference meet. Above Center: Left to Right: French, Gil- bert, Brooks, and West. These are the boys who made up both the 440 and 880 yd. relay teams. Their second place medal winning effort at the conference relays in the 440 yd. relay bettered the old record of a second. Their best timed run in the 880 yd. relay was 1.32, which they ran to place second at the conference meet. This was the only time our flying eagle relay team was defeated all year. The mile relay team of West, Hackett, Gil- bert, and French sprinted to a 3.31 and a fourth place finish at the conference meet. in this event the first four places broke the old conference mark. Gene French made a tremendous individual effort as he ran his quarter in under 50 seconds. Above: So easy he does it with his eyes shut. Steve Gilbert steps ovr the first high hurdle as he did to run 15.2 at the conference meet. He placed second in the 120 yd highs and fifth in the 220 yd lows. Below: The lion strains. Gary Hackett goes all out to finish his leg of the mile relay fast. 155 FENCING FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Riblel, Coach Professor J. Ray Klingensmilh, Herb Hill, Gordon Ruggles. BACK ROW, left to right: John Betz, Tom Grisso, Jim Fields, Sam Hindman, Jean McMillan, Harris Allen, Bob Drury, Don Goembel. MAY DAY EXHIBITION 56 Fencing re-entered the athletic cur- riculum this year after an absence of several years. Under the able direc- tion of Professor Klingensmith the fencers worked extremely hard. Al- though they did not compete inter- collegiately this year, they will in the near future. Their fine performance on May Day was most impressive and entertaining. WRESTLING Joe Weible, John Rodgers, Coach Busch, Ron Wolford, .lim Smyth, Don Rickett. May Day Exhibition-Dan Gartner, Otto Fabritius. Wrestling was also added to the ath- letic program for l96l-1962. Al- though no intercollegiate matches were held, the men worked hard and gained much valuable experience. These men will form a fine nucleus when Wrestling becomes a varsity sport. 'I57 LOUISE Louie 158 FRONT ROW, left to right: Judy McConkey, Sue Becker, Donna Tressel, Beth Daugherty, Marsha Crew. BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Haeber, Bev Bollinger, Carol Martin, Mary Moog, Linda Beaty, Donna Kosar. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ruth Ann Ensley, Shirley Swank, Sue Bricker, Carol Maiwurm, Karen Booth. BACK ROW, left to right: Kathy Compton, Margaret Parker, Sue Stratton, Dorothy Draman, Lucia Codiano. lx i A 6 in 4 K .s - , I Vt -1' cr f 1,1 l , l I A . xl 0 ' tk N HIUH 4. -S , ' 'EY 1 ff W Q ' ' X ,jv'Z7 ASHLAND BANK 8. SAVINGS C0. 26 West Main St. Phone 2-1558 Member F.D.I.C. APPERSON'S GREEN'-IQUSE ASHLAND HARDWARE OFEQIZRSLLSQLY 509 West Main phonjr 42 West Main Phone 2-9591 145 W. Main Phone 2-4541 ' ' GULF STATION 725 Clark Ave' Phone 4-3001 Claremont 8. Smith Phone 4-3071 BOYER DAIRY INC I I CLAREMONT CORNWELI. SHOE CO. DENBOW 115 W. 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