Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

- “eae hi 4 ; Fie . 7 nai - ( ’ : ae 7, ee ee. dy , 1a a ie ait Vat, ‘ a i 7s ro t hs ¢ , é YY A.A i if . ; ’ q 7 ‘ ‘ FD a Ser Y rn ‘ yer Rave cree EDITOR! fen eee ees LAURA COBB BUSINESS MANAGER..............---- TED FAUBER ARTS EDITOR 2 seve, eee DAVE GREENE CLAS Sw EDITOR ae ee SUSAN BECKER ORGANIZATION EDITOR...........- SUE HANNA ACTIVITIES EDITOR S.2-ee. LUCILLE CODIANO FACULTY EDITOR: 2 sae DONNA TRESSEL SPORTS EDITOR en ee JERRY OBERLY PHOTOGRAPHERS 2.2.2 DON GOEMBEL DOUGLAS LUTZ STEVE LARIBEE Hello Fellow Ashlanders: We have been elected to review the year’s activities on the Ashland Campus. The success and growth of the College is recorded for all to see. TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES Fresnimen. Orientation 22.00. 22-2 --6-2 eee eke 6 TIOMECOMING tsi tee ek ee 33 CONCETELECIULE OETICSien ee oe ie ee. 59 AY Nowa | BY eA y cdr sal peek pany Me ay oC RS eee one 130 PS EOIN oe TRAD Nuit ets eee end PR Sollig a a oe 145 DV BRIS C V EIN Domine fa cco ee ea ae 162 CLASSES ELGSHINIG Teeter ee te ee, se net en Ss oe 11 SOPMOMOT CSmete se eres ar ey Leese eee ee 46 UTI OES Mee nets eet oe eee Or Pee eee 64 SSNIOnS@s ean ete oe es Fs Phen ee 84 Be CUI arene eae, ew Cie et Pe 154 RGANIZATION S Mie ieee. ee ew ee ee 102 SPORTS ROOD || paeeeetccs a See a ek eae eS 40 BOSKCTOCI| Meme ety. Oe as ees, 5. Set oe ee FP OTNGESODOlis ee: een oo at ee 136 DEDICATEE Seldom has one individual served his fellow men in as many ways as the person whom we have selected as the dedicatee of the 1963 Pine Whispers. This individual is a dedicated teacher, trusted friend, advisor and lasting in- spiration to countless hundreds of students. This person has many talents, among them are the ability to ride a bike, fence, and be a grandfather. It is with great pleasure and pride that we of the Pine Whispers Staff dedicate this, the 1963 Yearbook to Rev. Jay Ray Klingensmith. Look at all his hair. The thinker is at work. He even cooks??? Here he talks with some of the students on campus. FRESHMEN ORIENTATION Look at all those freshmen. How many will be here when they are Seniors? Let an old pro tell you Freshmen what to do. Haven't | met you somewhere before?? Let me give you a hand. The first day of classes weren't so bad were they?? The poor freshmen have to take tests and tests. Everyone is required to go to Fall Invocations. Don't the instructors look nice and fresh? All ready to greet the freshmen? 10 Jay Pressler, Trudy Steen, Judy Hall, Cliff Prindle. Hear ye, hear ye, the Freshmen have arrived. SAID ABED DOUGLAS ABEL EUGENE ADMONIUS DONALD AMES LINDA ANDREJCIK NANCY ARCH KAREN ARMAND ALLEN BAER PHYLLIS BAGLEY MARY JO BAIRD ie JANIE BALDNER TYRONE BARDON GLENDA BARKER DECIO BARRETO RAYMOND BAUER 11 12 JEAN BAUGHER JOHN BENEDICT DEANN BENSHOFF PHYLLIS BERKSHIRE RICHARD BETOR WILLIAM BETOR PETER BILAN SARA BLACK ELIZABETH BOGNAIRD KATHRYN BOWDEN JUDITH BRANAMAN RUTH BRAY JOEL BREAN LINDA BRELSFORD GRAY BRENNING CHARLES BRIGHT NADIS BROWN ALBERT BURGER HELEN BURGESS LARRY BUZZARD JEAN CALHOUN BERNICE CAMPBELL THOMAS CARSON TERRY CATER ROBERT CLOTHIER SUSAN COVERT MICHAEL CONKLIN JOHN COVER EDLYN CLOUSER JIM COLWELL 13 14 JON COY RODNEY CROPPER RICHARD CROWELL DAVID CRUMRINE DINAH CZOTTER ROBERT DAILEY MARGARET DAVIDSON THOMAS DAVIDSON RAYMOND DEPLER DORIS DICKERSON DAVID DICKSON PAULINE DIESTLER MARY LOU DONLEY WILLIAM DORSEY JERRY DUNBAR GARY DURBIN KAREN EISENMENGER ROBERT ERVIN ROBERT ESMONT JAMES ETZWILER DON FANTZ JOHN FEDIACZKO RICKY FEICK DAVID FELTS TOM FENSCH ALBERT FORD MARY JANE FRANCIS CONNIE FOST LARRY FOSTER 15 16 DONALD FRAZER ROGER FRAZIER KAREN GAIO JOANNE GANNETT PHILIP GARRET LARRY GATES SUE GEIG ROBER T GILMORE BILLIE GIRDNER SANDRA GLOVER LATHERINE GOFF LINDA GOODING ROBERT GOULD KAREN GRAHL JO ANN GRAHAM DONALD GREEN DAVID GREENE LARRY GRINDLE GEORGIA GUENTHER MORRIS GULLION CAROL HACKENBERG JUDITH HALL NANCY HANCOCK NELSON HARDESTY REBECCA HARMAN BRUCE HARRIS MARY HASSINGER CECILE HAY SANDRA HECKELMAN JO DEANE HENERY 17 18 CLAUDETTE HILL LOIS HIMES JANET HODGE THOMAS HUFF MICHAEL HURLOW TED HUXLEY WILLIAM INDORF TERRY IRWIN JUDY JACOBS JENEVA JOHNS KENT JOHNSON MARVIN JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON FRANCES JONES ROBERT JONES JOYGESUSTICE TIMOTHY KAERCHER ROGER KALB LARRY KARTH DANIEL KELLER LINDA KENNEDY JANICE KERR THEODORE KERR ALTA KERSCHNER JULIE KIBLER Re , BARBARA KIMMEL SHARON KIPLINGER JERRI KOHER JOY KRING JOEL KROCKER 20 ELIZABETH KUCHENBECKER JERRY KUNKEL DONNA KURACZI MARGOT LAMBERT RACHEL LANDIS STEPHEN LARIBEE PATRICIA LAWRENCE JOHN LEATHERMAN RANDALL LEEPER DELFORD LEIDY PAMELA LIEGOIS DONNA LIVINGSTON NICHOLAS LOVY JANET LUCAS FREDERICK LUDWIG DOUG LUTZ ROBERT MacKELLER MATTHEW MADDEN DANN MARBLE JAMES MARKLEY KENNETH MARLEY JOHN McCARTER LOUISE McCOMBS JAMES McCREERY THOMAS McFREDERICK GARY McMILLAN RONALD McMILLAN SUSAN MEDER PHILIP MEESE LARRY MERCER 21 22 THOMAS MIGGE ANN MILLER DAVID MILLER EARL MILLER CHARLES MISTOVICH SHARON MODER GARY MOOSE DAVID MORRISON DONALD MORROW JANICE NACE MARY NEWILL ROSE MARY NIKOLAUS PAUL PALANGI NANCY PARSONS CONNIE PASH ELIZABETH PATTON STEVE PEALER MARTHA PONTIUS EDWARD PORTER ARLETTE POULY MICHAEL PRATT JAMES PREFLING THOM PRESLAN JAY PRESSLER PEGGY PRICE CLIFFORD PRINDLE PAMELA PUTNAM GARY QUINE EUNICE RACEY JILL PURDUM 23 24 ANDREE REED GIBSON REISS RALPH RIDENOUR RONALD RIGGS BARBARA RINGER LAURENCE ROBINSON MARY RODOCKER LARRY ROHRER CARL ROLOFF LINDA ROYER BARBARA RUMMEL JERRILYNN SAMS MARLEY SAYLOR ROBERT SEDLACK LINDA SHARPLES a ALICE SHEARER RON SHEPHERD CARL SHERER BONITA SHRIMPLIN JAMES SIDLE BETSY SMITH JERRY SMITH RUTH SNODGRASS MARY SOEDER MARGARET STACKHOUSE ROGER STAHL JILL STAHLY ERIC STANTON DANIEL STARK SHERRILL STAUFFER 26 TRUDY STEEN BEVERLY ST. JOHN NEYSA STRAYER HARRY STRONG RICHARD SWARTZ WILLIAM SWARTZ ALMA SWARTZWALDER MAVYS SWINEHART GERALD TALCOTT GEORGE TAYLOR BRUCE THOMAS LONNIE THOMAS RONALD TSCHUDY SUZANNE TUSTIN JAMES TYE MARILYN TYSKA ALLEN VILD NANCY VOGT GARRY WALKER CHERYL WARREN al «£ 4 mt cig FRED WATSON GARY WELLER GAY WHIELDON JUDY WHITCOMB MARY ANN WHITEMAN KATHLEEN WHITTED CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS JERRY WILSON JOHN WINDER DAVID WOLENS 27 28 NANCY WOMER ERIC YOCHEIM ELEANOR ZIEBRO JANET ZIMMERMAN JOANNE ZUIDERVLIET | | “Our new Student Senate Sexretary?! ’ Pi Kappa pledges clown around at initiation. Mrs. Sergeant serves punch at Dean's Dinner. STUDENT LIFE Students and faculty deeply engrossed in chapel speaker. Sess we Qik 29 30 Pat shows them how it's done! PHI SIGMA CHI Good grief! Look what's hit the frat house. Charleston 1963? ROARING TWENTIES PARTY Gene Admonius—Choreographer. 31 Don't you wish you had a memory like his. Smile you may be on candid camera, Mike. 32 President Clayton leads Homecoming Parade. Hi, folks! HOMECOMING 1962 Homecoming is a big thing on this campus! THIS train won't make it to Kansas City. 33 QUEEN PALMA CETINA - 1963 HOMECOMING QUEEN Permncereeen. ender: 34 The candidates for Homecoming Queen who are elected from the clubs on campus. 33 ins come down. 5 = ® —_ u 5 “ AL = ” dD) a tej = v = 5 'o) fe) _ zs) a _ ) ) — ” ov Carol carr “ _— 1°} U “ o Tb 1 = 5 He hes 5 o oe o o — y line up on the field. 36 Girls work hard to prepare float The few loyal workers of the Junior Class Mass confusion. nyeges' . “ a + The Union won first prize for this one. A welcome sign for the alumni. Allen Hall's contribution. 38 CAMPUS DECORATIONS Junior's welcoming sign carries unusual theme. YWCA puts up ‘‘dirty ’ sign. Sophomore banner to welcome alumni. 39 ROW ONE L-R: Walker, Fantz, Ames, Rowe, Manager Hollinger, Rickert, Cover, Fox, Murry. ROW TWO L-R: Coach Martinelli, French, Keefer, Moose, Hakaim, Danner, Radonovich, Hoagland, Gartner, Ferguson, Hannah, Brown, Plant, Sharp. ROW THREE L-R: Dulmage, Lucus, Sherbondy, Lengel, Albertson, Pressler, Rohrer, Migge, Bridwell, Knittle, Geitgey, Wurster, Click, Coach Geiger, Coach Stokes. ROW FOUR L-R: Colwell, Abel, Stark, Croper, Thomas, Frazier, Porter, Taylor, Riggs, Admonious, Presslan, Gullion, Bardon. FOOTBALL SCORES ACS eae 4 Shope 22) 2 Sere eee 21 AGLE SS ae O 4 Weosier-4...2322 eee 0 | seem to have the wrong ball for this an Ore eee IS) Defiance: ce2... 2 eae 14 game. | will try and get it right next ACen enennncenenenneee 10 . Findlay -............ 2 toa! AGS?) tae 16 Ohio Northern .............. 6 ACE i eee 28. Wilmington meaner: 8 ACA. 25 aes 20% Blotliong:.3 ess) ee 6 AG. ae eee 13: Otterbein, c-s5ee ee 20 AG: £3 eee D-eiNoonte Union ak. tes 20 | a Sa t ; 40 Dennis Dulmage 6-0! 1754 Senior John Keefer 54g 1554 Senior All Conference Dwane Brown 5'-9 1654 Senior 41 Let Me Go! Almost Got Him. “‘Mo ' Makes Yards. We Sure Did! 43 The Smothers Brothers made their appearance before the students and faculty of Ashland Col- lege at the McDowell Auditorium and were ex- tremely well received. This was the first year for the popular concerts sponsored by the Student Senate and the program was a big success. Ever since their first meeting with the American public-at-large via their initial appearance on the Jack Paar Show, the Smothers Brothers, Tom and Dick, have shown every sign of becoming a national institution. Never before has such devastating wit been coupled with such versatile musicology. The result is a combination as un- usual as it is exciting. To hear the Smothers Brothers’ gleeful dismantling of commercialized folk music is to partake of comic hi-jinks of the highest sort. And yet, when they apply their talents seriously to a song in which they believe, the result is folk singing, as an art unto itself. The Smothers Brothers are uniquely entertaining. In point of fact, they’re unique. The Smothers Brothers pose for a picture. STUDENT SENATE Dick and Tom sign autographs for their fans. Tom does his usual pouting act while Dick looks on disgustedly. Aa Tony and Bob can't help but laugh when Jimmy sings ‘‘Runaway’’. The Lettermen mimic another popular singing group in jest. POPULAR CONCERTS Bob sings ‘Kansas City'’—an old A.C. favorite. Shit att In a time when talent, taste and musicianship are too often disregarded The Lettermen are indeed unique. They have incorporated these elements to form the freshest new sound to in- vade the pop field in years. The Lettermen really are lettermen. Their interest in sports was one factor in their teaming- up. When the y did combine they were an ob- vious hit from the very beginning. Their wit, humor and charm were tremendously appreciated and accepted by both students and faculty. Everyone hopes that someday we may have them for a return engagement. 46 Mike Maggiano Carol Maiwurm Ed Knittle Donna Haber Stan Zimmer Watch out Freshman here come Sophomores????? the pba tn ais.t sake KAY ALBRIGHT DONALD AMES JANE ARNOLD JoANN AUER JAMES AULT PATRICIA BAKER EVA BEARD MARCIA BECKETT NORMA BELL PAULA BENJAMIN Se ee LARRY BENSON SHARON BERKSHIRE CAROL BETOR LINDA BILLMAN KAREN BOOTH 47 48 SUSAN BRICKER DRUCILLA BROWN MARILYN BROWNS SANDRA BROWN DAY BRUCKART DIANA BUTTERWORTH PALMA CETINA DIANA CHANDLER DOUG CLICK MARY CLOUSER JACK COVER DIANE DAMON JANE DARNELL BETHANY DAUGHTERY DALE DICKERSON MICHAEL DIGIACOMO TIMOTHY DOWNIE DONALD DRAPER MICHAEL DRUSHAL REBECCA EFIRD DAVID ELLISON RICK EROMANN OTTO FABRITIUS BARRY FERGUSON JAMES FIELDS i PENELOPE FISHER JOYCE FRY PAT GAEDE ALAN GANO KAY GARBER 49 50 DAN GARTNER PAUL GLASGO LINDA GOODWIN HERSCHEL GRIM DONNA HABER GARY HACKETT DAVID HAKAIM MARILYN HARRISON MARY HART CURTIS HICKS GARY HODGE TOM HOOTMAN PATRICIA HOOVER GARY HOWELL ROBERTA HOYE SHERRIE HUMPHREY TERRY HUNT LEEANN HYDE CYNTHIA JENNINGS CHARLES JOHNSON JANET KAYLOR JOYCE KERR SANDRA KERR ALICE KINDLEY JOYCE KISTE SALLY KLINGEL ED KNITTLE FLOYD KOEGLER DONNA KOSAR TERRY KRISTOFF r RITA LANG SHIRLEY LEE GARY LEEPER HELEN LIME PHILIP LINNE JENEANE LOMAX REBECCA LONG JOAN MacKELLER MIKE MAGGIANO CAROL MAIWURM 4) ; MARY McNEAL MARYANN MOOG KAREN MOOSE HEATHER MORRISON JUDY MUCCI 52 RICHARD MURRAY ELEANOR ONEY DENNIS OSBORN JOSIE OWENS CAROL POSTEMA ee . Wk : MIKE RADONOVICH COTTER RAINEY MARLA RINGLER SANDRA ROBERTS MARGARET ROBNOLTE MARTHA ROSE GORDON RUGGLES GRETCHEN SAGE CELESTE SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHUCHMAN LARRY SHERBONDY ANN SHUMAKER JANET SIDLE JUDY SMETZER GLORIA SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH ANN SOLLENBERGER LINDA STEINER RUTH STOLL ROGER STROME JANE SUTTLE JAMES TANNER DOUG TAYLOR ROBERT TEMPLE CONNIE THOMPSON 54 CAROLYN TUCKER PATRICIA TUCKER WILLIAM WALK GLEN WEAVER WILLIS WEBB JOE WEIBLE MARCIA WENDEL CAROL WHITACRE DONNA WHITMORE RONNIE WILLARD CHARLES WILMOTH BETH WILSON ELEANOR WILSON HOWARD WILSON JANET WINAND 55 56 DANIEL A. WORKMAN DANIEL W. WORKMAN KENNETH YOUNG STAN ZIMMER Looking for something Sue? Do you love those Eagles, Julia? 57 58 Parents picking up their registration material. They really put on the dog for the parents! PARENTS Interested parent talks with the Duke. Students participate in registering parents. 59 Dr. Walter H. Judd, Congressman and physician- missionary, spoke at Ashland College on March 1 at Memorial Chapel. He is a nationally recognized authority on United States foreign policy and has served 10 terms as a Member of Congress from Minnesota. Having lived 10 years in China as a medical missionary, Dr. Judd is one of the relatively few Americans who can speak with personal know- ledge of the sinister significance of what is happen- ing in Asia and the Pacific. STUDENT-FACULTY LECTURES Ambassador Sergio Rojas, former Cuban Am- bassador to Great Britain, spoke in Chapel on Feb- ruary 1. Rojas served as Cuban Ambassador to Great Britain from January 1958 until June 1960, when he broke with the Castro Government. An economist by profession, Rojas has represented Cuba before the Pan American Coffee Bureau. He holds the Grand Order of the Red Cross for services rendered to that organization. At the present time, Rojas is in the confidential activities in the political and diplomatic field in Washington, D. C. 60 A nationally known humorist, author and educator, Irv Wermont, addressed the student body on February 15. Author of the book, “Here’s How To Remember,’’ Wermont has presented seminars on memory and _ person- ality development to executives and super- visory personnel of the country’s largest corp- orations. Dr. H. Warner Kloepfer, specialist in human ge- netics, lectured on October 11. Dr. Kloepfer's field of research ranges broadly throughout all phases of genetics, with particular emphasis on the role of genes in the transmission of or susceptibility to dis- eases. A native of Ohio, Dr. Kloepfer received B. S. and M. A. degrees from Ohio University, an A. B. from Muskingum College, and was awarded his doctorate by Ohio State University in 1942. He is now Associate Professor at Tulane University School of Medicine. Dr. Darrell Randall appeared in Chapel on November 2. Specialist on Asian-African af- fairs, economic development planning con- sultant, writer and public lecturer, Dr. Randall has just returned from a Conference on Dis- armament and East-West tension, in London and further conferences in Berlin and Bonn, Germany regarding the Berlin crisis. He is now on the faculty of the School of International Service, American University in Washington, D; GC: 61 so hones ona The Canadian Players The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Fa) Labeed [a ae VS) Coos cz — a VW hackle d Tr — ce Ef5 WY = © VW Ins Karl Haas Norman Cous Arnold Steinhardt Rudolf Firkusny Jerome Hines 63 64 Mike Hannah, Bruce Sanford, Donna Tressel, Tom Grisso. Just think only one more year to go. ers : sr RICHARD ALDRICH CAROL BAILEY NOLAN BAISCH NANCY BAUGHMAN LINDA BEATY SUSAN BECKER DAVID BOGNIARD HAROLD BOWERS BARBARA BRIGGS BETTY BRODBECK esi BEVERLY BROWN JOYCE BYLER GERALD CAVINESS CONNIE CHAPMAN JILL CLARK 66 LAURA COBB LUCIA CODIANO CAROL COMPANY GARY COURTRIGHT MARYLOU CRAWFORD MARY DAVIDSON PEGGY DAWSON DOROTHY DRAMAN RUTH ANN ENSLEY SUE ERNST CHRISTINE FISCHER LARRY FITT GENE FRENCH JOHN FRESHLEY GARY GERBER JOYCE GOOD CARL GORDON WILLIAM GRAY JERRY GRIEVE TOM GRISSO SUE HANNA BERNICE HENMAN MIKE HURD RICHARD HYDE JOANN INGRAHAM CAROLYN JACOBS CAROL JUHAS BOB KAUFFMAN DAVID KICK MARY KAY KIMMEL 67 68 cw I A JOHN KIRSCHENHEITER LOUISA KNIGHT ROBERT LIGHTER JUDY LONG MARILYN MARTIN ROGER McGUATE JAMES McMILLEN DIXIE MERCER BARBARA MEYERS MARILYN MOORHEAD SUSAN NEBE JERRY OBERLY ALICE OBURN JAY PARROT KAREN PEARCE BRUCE SANFORD i DWIGHT SCHAR VIRGINIA SCHLEGEL PHILLIP SELF LINDA SELLERS MARILYN SHANK JAMES SHEAFFER ELIZABETH SHEARER MARVIN SHRIMPLIN JOANNE SLABAUGH MARIETTA SMITH MARLENE SOUERS LOIS STALEY PAUL SUTTLE ROBERT SWICK 69 70 SARA SWINEFORD RUSS VASILOVIC NANCY WILLIAMS DONALD TISCHER PENELOPE WARFEL TOM WURSTER MARILYN THOMAS KATHLEEN WARNES BOBETTE TRUMPOWER a ee A SALLY WARNES FAYE VANCE KAREN WIGGENS It went in. Get that rebound. Add two more points. 71 L-R: Coach Stokes, Dick, Maggiano, McMillen, Hudson, Aulger, Ritzhaupt, Rhoads, McCuen, Gottfried, Gar- bash, Meininger, Johnson, Manager Hollinger. SCORES VOUNGSIOWNA . -ta. a Rio, Gtandesn ga 67 Mount Union ............-- 68 Lawrence Tech ............ 81 Heidelberg __................ 78 Kenyonnc. cess ae, 56 Cederville _............ ie Nol 58 Wilmington . 2)2..225 oo Blotiion}owchcessct tare 65 Detiances. . ate ee 78 Fenn: dct 2 eee See 61 Malone? (200 ae eee 60 Fensitices... ps. va sense ee 87 Ohio Northern ...........- 86 Wilmington: 24:42 522. 71 AKYOtin toi ee 85 Defiance: saseienes ane 77 W oosierss 20a Tt Cederville. 4.5) eee 78 Blufftén. e250 eee 66 ROW ONE L-R: Hamilton, Bodager, Prendle, Grindle, Preslan, Dick. ROW TWO L-R: Brean, Webb, Kalb, Indorf, Mistovich, Crowell, Colwell, Coach Martinelli. SCORES VV TEN TON meee. cece yA Blutitonmeeets 2 ck 53 Detiance ee ust... x. 58 MCIOnG ae sie ee 50 MUL iy estan pe os a 54 Ohio. Norinertiee = 2. 63 Vvilmingioner.cse.....--- 62 DA KEOU Seen ec eee 66 Deticnce 22 ttace cent 46 WY OOSTET igen oh tees cee 47 Cederville 72... 2.2...--22:.4 42 BLUEtON) cere ee ee 64 Larry Alger Gerald Johnson 6'-6 5tg 195 1504 Senior Senior Senior ASHLAND Jim Garbash Mike McCuen John Rhoads 5 -1 1 6re Gea 1584 187 190 Sophomore Senior Sophomore 74 Joe Gottfried bo es | at 1704 Senior Sophomore Junior EAGLES Rickey Dick Gaylord Meininger 5.9 5. 1504 150 Sophomore Sophomore Junior 75 Yeh, | Am! Anybody Open? Good For Two. 76 Up And At 'Em. ALCOA REARS LLLELLLELLN LAL AA AAA AREA BE Suspense! TWO AGAIN What a Stretch. Three Arms: Two Points. 77 78 Can't Stop Me! Hi Shortie. WHO HAS THE ACTION Wide Cpen. “This one is mine. “Out of my way.”’ NAIA DISTRICT PLAYOFFS Ashland College vs. Central State “Two easy ones.” “Can't reach me.”’ rb 80 LARRY AULGER BOSE JOHNSON WILBER RITZHAUPT 4 YEAR STATISTICS FG FT Game _ Total Game Games FGA FQ Pct. FIA FT Pet. Reb Aug. Pts. Aug. Aulgergs 2 - .crerees 90 1491, 719 482 461.358 777) 11 8 el 2 eee omens JONNSON gyre eee 85 11620456) 392 356) 255 e a 184° 237, -- 11989 -Fasie Ritznauphes2 86 1033. 506 490 387 271 “7007-9845 579.8] -1285mei2-2 PEPEELELELEGEEEIOA8 +f j Duane Eddy and his Rebel Rousers? Students enjoy dance—84 years in the coming. STUDENT SPONSORED DANCES And here's more enjoyment! Faculty sits one out at Homecoming Dance. 82 SCIENCE BUILDING Dr. Puterbaugh turns the first shovel for the new Science Building. The construction is coming along nicely. Dr. Puterbaugh gives his look of approval. Who are those mountain climbers? They sure are coming along nicely with it. Did you say the truck is stuck in the mud? 83 84 Row 1—Sandra Borton, Denny Dulmage, Janet Firestone. Row 2—Jim Altaffer, Bill Worcester. Wow!! Thought we would never make it. JAMES E. ALTAFFER Bachelor of Science in Education CONNIE ALEXANDER Bachelor of Science in Education CONNIE J. ATCHISON Bachelor of Science in Education JUDITH AUKERMAN Bachelor of Science in Business Administration CAROL BARNES Bachelor of Science in Education SANDRA BARNES Bachelor of Science in Education 85 86 SONDRA BORTON Bachelor of Science JOHN BELU Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES BLACK Bachelor of Science in Education FREDERICK BURKEY Bachelor of Arts GEOFFREY CALVERT Bachelor of Science in Education BARBARA BOWSER Bachelor of Science in Education KATHLEEN COMPTON Bachelor of Science in Education NANCY CAMPBELL Bachelor of Arts SANDRA CASS Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT DECKER Bachelor of Science in Education PHYLLIS DILGARD Bachelor of Science in Education JOHN DAY Bachelor of Arts 87 88 SYLVIA ECKENRODE Bachelor of Science in Education DENNIS DULMAGE Bachelor of Science in Education LOLETA EBERHART Bachelor of Science in Education JOSEPH FERGUSON Bachelor of Science in Business Administration STANLEY FIERBAUGH Bachelor of Science in Business Administration THEODORE FAUBER Bachelor of Science in Business Administration JANET FIRESTONE Bachelor of Science in Education DOROTHY FULLER Bachelor of Science in Education JUDITH FUTRALL Bachelor of Science JOYCE FUNKHOUSER Bachelor of Science in Education in Education WALDO GABY Bachelor of Science in Education DANA GARDNER Bachelor of Music 89 ROBERTA GILMER Bachelor of Science in Education SANDRA GOODHART Bachelor of Arts MARILYN GREER Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES GROVE Bachelor of Science in Education FREDERICK HALLEY Bachelor of Arts JUDITH HALLEY Bachelor of Science in Education 90 DAVID HORRISBERGER Bachelor of Science in Education JOSEPH HANNA Bachelor of Arts HERBERT HILL Bachelor of Arts MARVIN HUMMEL Bachelor of Arts PATRICIA HUMPHREY Bachelor of Science in Education DAVID HUEBNER Bachelor of Arts 91 DAV!D ILIFF Bachelor of Science in Business Administration RITA ITTNER Bachelor of Science in Education REBECCA JOHNSTON Bachelor of Science ETHEL JONES Bachelor of Science in Education in Education JOHN KEEFER Bachelor of Science in Education STEPHEN LASH Bachelor of Science in Education 92 JAMES LIFER Bachelor of Science in Education TERRY LITTON Bachelor of Arts WANDALEE LITTON Bachelor of Science in Education MYRON MAGLOTT Bachelor of Science in Education MELVIN McCOMBS Bachelor of Science in Business Administration JUDITH McCONKEY Bachelor of Science in Education 93 BARBARA McKEACHIE Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD McWHERTER Bachelor of Science MARCIA MISHEY Bachelor of Science DAVID MOBBERLY Bachelor of Science in Education in Education JERRY NICKLES Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES PALM Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 94 THEODORE RAFELD Bachelor of Science in Business Administration RONALD PAYNE Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT PICKING Bachelor of Science in Business Administration SUZANNE RAUBER Bachelor of Science in Education ELAINE REED Bachelor of Science in Education RONALD RANG Bachelor of Arts 95 96 GALEN RIKE Bachelor of Arts LESLIE RIBLET Bachelor of Science ELWIN RICKERT Bachelor of Science in Education RONALD RUSSELL Bachelor of Science in Education JEANNETTE SACCO Bachelor of Science in Education EDGAR ROWE Bachelor of Science in Business Administration RHEA SCHMALE Bachelor of Science in Education DENNIS SEARS Bachelor of Science ef in Education THOMAS SHARPE Bachelor of Science ELLA SHANNON Bachelor of Science in Education in Education CAROLYN SHARPLESS Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT SHAW Bachelor of Science in Education 97 TERRANCE SMITH Bachelor of Science JAMES SMYTH Bachelor of Science in Education CHESTER STARK Bachelor of Arts PAUL STEINER Bachelor of Arts JANET STRANG Bachelor of Arts JULIA SWANK Bachelor of Science in Education 98 TWILA TALBOT Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT THOMPSON Bachelor of Science in Business Administration DAVID TULLIS Bachelor of Science GERALD WARNER Bachelor of Science in Education SHARON WATKINS Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES URBAN Bachelor of Science 99 MARY WEBER Bachelor of Arts BRADLEY WEIDENHAMER Bachelor of Arts JERRY WILLIAMS Bachelor of Science in Education MARTHA WHITTINGTON Bachelor of Science in Education KAY WINFIELD Bachelor of Arts WILLIAM WORCESTER Bachelor of Science in Education 100 MARIANNE PINKERTON Bachelor of Science in Education RUTH ANNE YOUNG Bachelor of Science in Education 101 STUDENT SENATE | FIRST ROW: Judy Hall, Gerald Warner, Barb Bowser. SECOND ROW: Tom Grisso, Jay Pressler, Ed Knittle, Bruce Sanford, Dean Follett. THIRD ROW: Bill Gray, Les Riblet, Mike Maggiano, Denny Dulmage, Jim Altaffer. There are many organizations to join. 102 COUNCIL OF CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: S. Borton, S. Lee, J. Firestone, L. Cobb. SECOND ROW: B. Weidenhamer, R. Rang, H. Bowers, E. Shultz, L. Riblet, T. Fensch. THIRD ROW: N. Lundberg, B. Kauffman, J. Oberly. The Science Fair is one of the many things the Council helps to do. 103 MYERS HALL DORM COUNCIL ; S. Borton, L. Steiner, J. Firestone, S. Becker, M. Davidson, K. Compton, N. Williams, R. Young, L. Staley, L. Cobb, M. Greer, S. Meder. ALLEN HALL DORM COUNCIL FIRST ROW: J. Gannett, C. Hill, C. Schmidt, S. Humphrey, R. Schmale, N. Brown, L. Himes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Richmond, R. Stoll, P. Gaede, J. Zuidervliet, J. Mucci, R. Lang, E. Oney. 104 JUDICIAL BOARD J. Firestone, K. Compton, R. Ensley, B. Bowser, C. Schmidt, N. Williams, J. Zuidervliet, S. Meder, S. Humphrey, R. Schmale. Sorry Jacobs Hall Dorm Council did not have their picture taken. 105 WHOS WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FROM ASHLAND COLLEGE FIRST ROW: Janet Firestone, Barbara Bowser, Sondra Borton, Sandra Goodhart, Martha Whittington. SECOND ROW: Bradley Weidenhamer, Les Riblet, Gerald Warner, Larry Aulger, Paul Steiner, Ron Payne, Jim Altaffer. 106 ASHLAND COLLEGE DEBATE TEAM 1962 2nd IN THE STATE OF OHIO FIRST ROW: Ed Barney, Myron Maglott, Neil Craig, Mike Hurd. SECOND ROW: Coach Miley, Ed Shultz, Ron Zambetti, Dean Moffet. 107 108 PINE WHISPERS The staff really worked hard putting out 2 yearbooks. David Greene, Laura Cobb, Sue Hanna, Jerry Oberly. Unfortunately the rest of the staff was unable to make the picture. Please check the title page for the com- plete list of the staff. COLLEGIAN ae: 2 FIRST ROW: R. Long, D. Bruckart, R. Gaede, A. Shearer. SECOND ROW: D. Goembel, R. Restke, T. Fensch, C. Mistovich, B. Johns. Cy NU TIMES-GAZETTE © Tornadoes, storms Kill tt dv’ a sampages acress a if ; ASHLAND COLLEGLAN ; ‘i : : : oO. ee Bt eee CAH ae Ee y This surely can't be true. 109 THE CHAPEL CHOIR ee lt abt taba aa se Be ROW ONE: W. Gray, R. lhrig, H. Bowers, R. Winfield, R. Stahl, R. Mackellar, M. Hurlow, C. Bame, J. Urban, W. Walk, D. Huebner, J. Oberly, T. Carson. ROW TWO: S. Klingel, D. Overorf, D. Henry, J. Benshoff, D. Crumrine, T. Grisso, D. Flank, L. Mercer, E. Miler, H. Allen, B. Weidenhamer, E. Stanton, D. Benshoff, A. Oburn. ROW THREE: Mr. Rogers, A. Kindley, D. Gardner, C. Immel, B. Meyers, L. Lash, E. Kuchenbecker, K. Al- bright, D. Czotter, L. Staley, P. Johnson, J. Ingraham, R. Bray, N. Parsons, A. Schumaker. ROW FOUR: J. Zimmerman, A. Miller, C. Schmidt, P. Berkshire, B. Bogniard, J. Byler, A. Sollerberger, J. Mackellar, V. Schlegel, J. Slabaugh, J. Tyska, R. Harmon, M. Soeder, S. Berkshire, J. Justice. THE IVY LEAGUERS D. Plank, C. Bame, D. Crumrine, M. Hurlow, D. Gardner, T. Grisso, H. Bow- ers, J. Oberly, E. Stanton. 110 CHOIR TOUR Oo. x ° -Q _ 5 —_ A= fe) o ) 2 O° Le) Oo. = say ie) = Le} UO = 2 -Q ie) Q. ae) 7 Le} a — = ie) ve — 5 s — U — = | = U c ® . = — o — ac o — — — 5 i ° = 12) o = | Indiana. Nappanee, 111 112 We have a hungry choir director. Eat much, Cal? How wide did you say she was? Did you say we were on Candid Camera? President Kennedy has his little Caroline but our president has his little Jimmy! GIRLS GLEE CLUB M. Browns, C. Fast, C. Jennings, C. Whitacre, M. Roberts, K. Eisenmenger, J. Kring, S. Lee, M. Moog. Many people come to see our Music Department perform. 113 114 FLYING EAGLES BAND They sure are expanding every year. DANCE BAND Swing out!!! ! erate RT eke . ati a he ce te ef, sect tla Tbh ote Pe has ‘ recta te pate hat 2 ‘ Ae Bh A le ns Their music wants to make you dance in the aisles. MAJORETTES FIRST ROW: M. Martin, S. Barnes, S. Nebe. SECOND ROW: J. Suttle, D. Albr ight, M. Rodocker. FOOTLIGHTERS | FIRST ROW: D. Horrisberger, R. Kaufman, B. Sanford, J. Leatherman, D. MacDougall, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Williams, D. Haber, P. Gaede, R. Schmale, P. Baker, R. Ittner, M. Soeder. This scene is from one of the many plays the Footlighters put on during the year. 116 SHAKESPEARE S THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Sai aca tl te aac cial da a Das SS ore 117 CIRCLE K : FIRST ROW: P. Stewart, W. Gray, C. Burner, J. Oberly, B. Sanford. SECOND ROW: E. Rowe, J. McCarter, D. Bogniard, P. Steiner, R. Rang. THIRD ROW: R. Swick, G. Warner, D. Goembel, J. Cover. This is one of their big dinners with other Circle K Clubs. 118 Jerry Oberly, David Bogniard, Mr. Adams, Dean Mast, Don Goembel. Jerry Oberly and David Bogniard, both juniors, were elected state governor and state lieutenant governor respectively at the Ohio District Circle K International Sixth Annual District Convention held in Ashland. Don Goembel won the Oratorical Contest. Santa, can we get in line too? iN rp RPS Rr etiorenppenninmerantiicnsn 119 120 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: M. Hassinger, L. Beaty, B. Rummel, M. Moog, K. Booth, M. Crawford, S. Bricker. SECOND ROW: D. Kosar, S. Ernst, E. Girdner, M. Newill, L. Codiano, L. Andrejcik, R. Johnston, B. Daugherty. THIRD ROW: B. Trumpower, J. McConkey, G. Whieldon, E. Shannon, S. Becker, D. Tressel, R. Bray, L. Steiner. VARSITY A CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Ferguson, O. Fabritius, M. Hannah, T. Fauber, L. Hollinger. SECOND ROW: G. Walker, R. Cropper, L. Sherbondy, R. Murray, D. Gartner. THIRD ROW: J. Ault, T. Preslan, Smalley, D. Morrison. FOURTH ROW: R. Kalb, E. Knittle, T. Wurster, M. Maggiano. FIFTH ROW: D. Hakain, G. French, P. Palangi, L. Aulger. CHEERLEADERS Beth Daugherty, Carol Postema, Jill Purdum, Carol Maiwurm, and Karen Booth. PEP CLUB ie a t ae Babi keasus This year everyone in the student body was our Pep Club. They supported our teams very well. 121 122 PI KAPPA PI | ACTIVES FIRST ROW: S. Bricker, S. Lee, R. Ensley, C. Maiwurm. SECOND ROW: G. Sage, J. Firestone, S. Watkins, S. Warnes, S. Eckenrode, B. McKeachie. PLEDGES FIRST ROW: A. Kerschner, E. Bogniard, R. Ensley, N. Arch, B. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: B. McKeachie, S. Eckenrode, G. Sage, S. Lee, S. Bricker, S. Klingel, C. Postema, J. Purdum. THIRD ROW: C. Maiwurm, J. Firestone, S. Warnes, J. Zuidervlilt, B. Girdner, M. Newill, N. Brown, S. Watkins, N. Parsons. Pl SIGMA CHI ACTIVES FIRST ROW: D. Henry, G. Danner, Mrs. Smith, C. Oberlin, T. Currier. SECOND ROW: J. Gauss, R. Zambetti, S. Meister, R. Lowe, R. Pestke, J. Sherburne, R. Robertson, J. Swack- hamer, T. Sage. PLEDGES FIRST ROW: D. Fantz, K. Marley, B. Kauffman, J. Oberly. SECOND ROW: D. Click, T. Bodager, W. Betor, R. Betor, T. Migge, M. Van Camp. THIRD ROW: D. Taylor, B. MacKellar, J. McCarter, T. Kaercher, D. Weyer. 123 MENS GOSPEL TEAM FIRST ROW: G. Weaver, J. Grieve, J. Coy, G. Weller, J. Hanna, T. Morgan. SECOND ROW: G. Ruggles, P. Richey, J. Benshoff, R. Eberly, J. Fields, P. Steiner, B. Weidenhamer, M. Hurd. — 4 = a S) q Pts 78 xp OM A Ne ETE Gospel Team that went west at Easter. J. Benshoff, R. Eberly, J. Fields, F. Burkey. 124 WOMENS GOSPEL TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Slabaugh, R. Harman, S. Berkshire, P. Berkshire. SECOND ROW: A. Oburn, B. Ringer, J. Byler, S. Humphrey, B. Henman, L. Staley. THIRD ROW: S. Borton, T. Steen, J. Kring, E. Racey, D. Benshoff. FOURTH ROW: B. Bowser, R. Bray, M. Greer, K. Albright, K. Eisenminger. This is one of the many assemblies the Gospel Teams hold. 125 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Se FIRST ROW: S. Eckenrode, M. Greer, M. Weber, N. Williams, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Klingensmith, Mrs. Rine- hart, Mrs. Sargent, S. Borton, V. Schlegel, M. Moorhead. SECOND ROW: A. Reed, N. Arch, M. Clouser, M. Thomas, B. Rummel, L. Cobb, R. Ittner, J. Ingraham, B. Bowser, L. Eberhart, J. Swank, N. Womer, J. Kring, K. Eisenminger, R. Young, K. Booth, N. Baughman. WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE FIRST ROW: S. Meder, N. Parsons, E. Oney, E. Shearer. SECOND ROW: A. Reed, P. Gaede, N. Lundberg, M. Francis, C. Schmidt. 126 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB oa FIRST ROW: P. Benjamin, S. Eckenrode, N. Baughman, C. Sharpless. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Bogniard, S. Lee, B. Bowser, J. McConkey. THIRD ROW: J. Nace, L. Himes, N. Vogt, S. Stitzlein, M. Hassinger, L. McCombs, A. Shumaker, P. Tucker,. P. Lawrence, R. Ittner MUSICAGLIA FIRST ROW: R. Bray, D. Gardner, E. Racey, C. Immel, R. Harman. SECOND ROW: C. Bame, E. Miller, N. Donges, B. Weidenhamer. 127 HERALDERS |e 1 Eric Stanton and Tom Grisso These fellows have been singing on campus for different groups and certain concerts. Next year they hope to expand to other colleges and universities. Ashland College is very proud of our Heralders. 128 PHOTOGRAPHERS The lab sure looks neat there!! Do the rest of the photographers look like that, Don?? 129 MAY DAY QUEEN 1963 HER MAJESTY, VIRGINIA SCHLEGEL 130 MAY DAY COURT if et Miss Sally Warnes, Miss Mary Kay Kimmel, Miss Mary Ellen Davidson and Miss Joann Ingraham. May Day Queen and Court and Their Escorts. This is sure one of the prettiest May Day Courts | have ever seen. 131 SENS A new Queen will reign. Mr. Richmond presents Miss Virginia with a Trophy. 132 EE eines a Miss Virginia gets a kiss of approval from her mother. Mr. Lersch escorts the first May Day Queen. 133 One of the Commuter Club's parties. Relax! Have a good time! 134 The boys on Ron's Wing have a funny way of cram- ming for a fest. e i aera : a Rete Sing it for us Bruce. 135 FIRST ROW: Meininger, Johnson, Barney, Moose. SECOND ROW: Coach Donges, Murray, Hannah, Hunt, Rhodes, Lucus, Webb, Managers Sage and Swick. BASEBALL The baseball team did pretty good this year. 136 SWARTZ, FAUBER, BOGNIARD, WELDON GOLF Tennis Team Not Available. az ROW ONE L-R: Jones, Wilson, Gates, Morrison, Manager Buzzard. ROW TWO L-R: Hollinger, Thomas, Erdmann, Coy, Gilbert, Worchester, Smalley, Knittle, Hakiam, French, Palangi, West, Cropper, Abel. ROW THREE L-R: Murray, Colwell, Durban, Cover, Kalb, Danner, Yoemans, Wolens, Ames, Gartner, Brid- well, Lovy, Roloff, Coach Geiger. TRACK ‘To Your Mark.”’ “Must stay in condition 138 Here It Is. One, Two, One Two. “Uh.” 139 L-R: Ruggles, Fields, Goembel, Bucher, Riblet, Klingensmith. FENCING ASHI Ctic eee Oberlin: eee 4 Finn - Touche Don't Whip Me! 140 d= Here are the Champs of Ashland College. They beat the Fraternity. Go Fred Go! 141 Hey, aren't you going the wrong way? There goes that ball again. Will someone please dance with me? 142 Now what do! do with the ball? Hold on tight to that ball. What is so interesting up there? 144 PRESIDENT GLENN L. CLAYTON Presidents Message . . . As we near the close of another year and gather the record of its activities, we realize as perhaps we did not see during the year, how full and complete it has been. Records have been challenged in the academic fields as well as athletic and cultural ones. The year saw the beginning of construction on a new and badly needed Science Center, enlargement of the Student Union and advanced talks concerning a proposed additional dormitory and dining facility. It saw record enrollments in both the day and evening schools. It saw rising interest in community and church activities. Groups like the fine Chapel Choir, the determined and successful athletic teams and gospel teams continually carried the name of Ashland College with distinction to many parts of the country and added further to a successful year. Recognizing the hard work and devotion of the Editor and her staff in the compiling of this book, | wish to offer my personal congratulations to them and to speak for the students and faculty alike when | say that we all appreciate their efforts. Glenn L. Clayton President fi YY These are the people who SL4 make our College run | smoothly. E. P. LERSCH Director of Public Relations We, the staff of the 1963 Pine Whispers, wish to take this oppor- tunity to express our thanks to Mr. E. P. Lersch for his continued advice and encouragement. L. E. LLNDOWER ARTHUR B. GORSUCH WILLIAM MAST Dean of the College and Head Dean of Special Studies Dean of Student Growth of the Department of Education 146 ELIZABETH SARGENT Dean of Women CHARLES W. FOLLETT Associate Professor of Education and Dean of Men GEORGE M. GUILEY Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Physics MARY ALICE DAFLER Registrar VIRGIL E. MEYER Director of Religious Affairs SAMUEL I. RICHMOND Director of Development 147 148 GILES KRUEGER Director of Admissions JAMES F. GANYARD Admissions Counsellor ROBERT M. ADAMS Business Manager GEORGE D. FISCHER Comptroller E. MAE ABELS Bookkeeper ERMA K. WRIGHT Director of Publicity and Counselor of Publications FAITH E. GREENE Cataloguer HELEN E. SHIVELY Reference Librarian LULU L. WOOD Head Librarian RICHARD LEIDY Circulation Librarian GEORGINE FISCHER Library Staff 149 150 BEULAH RUMBAUGH ANNE RINGLER WANDA R. HETER Typist at the Library Library Assistant Secretary of the National Alumni Association dT ee MARIE TAGGART RACHEL STRONG GERALDINE H. CONWAY Clerk in the Business Office Clerk in Business Office Secretary to the Registrar MARALYN HASS WANDA KERR Telephone Operator Development Office Secretary Secretary in the Alumni Office TWA DOROTHY LEIDY JACQUELINE JONES FRANCES PORTER Secretary to the President Secretary to Dean of the College Secretary to Dean of Special Studies ia iy LINDA HAZEL ETHEL A. STOREY WRETHA PALONE Secretary to Director of Secretary to Director of Office Secretary of the Seminary Public Relations Religious Affairs WINNIFRED CARROLL MISS POLAND HILDA GRIM Personnel Assistant Secretary to Dean of Men and Secretary to Business Manager Dean of Women 151 152 ed 43t AG y JUDY GROVE MARILYN RICHCREEK JAMES P. ETZWILER Secretary in Registrar's Office Recorder IBM Statistician HELEN L. DANA BETTY MOORE RAY BALLOU Test Technician Assistant School Nurse College Examiner KATHRYN CLAUS RUTH B. DAVIES Assistant Manager of Manager of Student Union Student Union These are the Maintenance Men and Women. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stump, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Whetstone, Mrs. Racey. ios CARL M. ALLEN MAY PYLE ANDREWS BERNICE BATCHELDER Instructor in Art Professor of English Professor of Elementary Education 154 EDWIN T. BEADLE DUANE M. BENTON BESSIE L. BIXLER Associate Professor of Instructor in Physical Science Associate Professor of Biology Romance Languages RAYMOND W. BIXLER ESTHER K. BLACK EDWIN BOARDMAN Professor of History Associate Professor of Speech Professor of Church History JANE N. BOGNIARD ROBERT W. BROWNSON DOROTHY CARPENTER Acting Head of the Home Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Economics Dept. and Associate Athletic Director Mathematics Professor of Home Economics 155 156 RUTH CHAMBERLIN OLIVER L. CHORPENING GEORGE H. DONGES Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Education Head of Dept. of Physical Education and Health Education at a % F pel ao? ALICE CATHERINE FERGUSON DELBERT B. FLORA HAROLD J. FRANZ Head of Dept. of Foreign Dean of the Seminary Associate Professor of Philosophy Languages DOROTHY GARRIGUS ROBERT GEIGER MARTHA E. GRAHAM Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education Associate Professor of Home Economics Se ANDREW P. GREGERSEN WILLIAM GROGOZA GLEN M. HANES Associate Professor of Voice Instructor in Physical Science Associate Professor of Education and Music Theory WILLIAM R. HINTZMAN GLORIA M. HOLMES VIRGINIA M. JENKINS Instructor in Mathematics Associate Professor of Elementary Associate Professor of Speech Education and Supervisor of Elementary Education HJORDES B. JOHNSON ROBERT W. KEARNS J. RAY KLINGENSMITH Associate Professor of Physical Associate Professor of Accounting Head of the Bible Department Education t7, EUNICE KOONTZ IDA LINDOWER DAVID P. LOYD Associate Head of the Dept. of Instructor in English Head of the Dept. of Business Education Administration and Professor of Professor of Education Business Administration GERALD W. MacKELLAR GEORGE D. MARBLE FRED M. MARTINELLI Associate Professor of History Associate Professor in Head Coach of Football Business Administration WILBERT H. MILEY CHRISTINE MILLER FREDERICK MOORE Associate Professor of Speech Head of the Art Department and Professor of English Professor of Art 158 Pam, Be the a “A he, ni (e. i 1 CHARLES R. MUNSON MAURICE R. NEWKIRK ELIZABETH PASTOR Associate Professor of Head of the Biology Department Instructor in Piano Practical Theology and Professor of Biology LOUISCES PER ALAN G. POORMAN MILTON P. PUTERBAUGH Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Physics Director of Science and Professor Education and Mathematics of Chemistry VERNON REEDER VIVIENNE C. REICHARD DONALD J. RETT Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of History Associate Professor of Sociology 159 160 RENDELL RHOADES JAMES RICHCREEK CALVIN Y. ROGERS Associate Professor of Biology Professor of Psychology Head of the Music Department and Professor of Music RUTH ROSENBERRY PAUL H. SALESTE MARGARET SCHAUFFLER Associate Professor of Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of Art Business Administration MR. SCHOLL RICHARD L. SNYDER BRUCE C. STARK Associate Professor in Science Professor of English Associate Professor of Old Testament ROBERT S. STOKES ARTHUR N. STUNZ KAREL TOPINKA Associate Professor of Physical Head of the English Department Associate Professor of German Education and Head Basketball and Professor of English and Russian Coach MARILYN TROXEL PAUL F. TROXEL THOMAS C. VAN OSDALL Instructor in Biological Science Associate Professor of Music Professor of Chemistry HARRY E. WEIDENHAMER ALICE G. WILSON MABEL ZEHNER Head of Chemistry Department Associate Professor of Speech Instructor in Organ 161 162 ARCHWAY HOME STYLE COOKIES 2041 Claremont Phone 2-3851 ART PRINTING CO. 147 East 2nd St. Phone 2-1520 ASHLAND HOME OWNED JEWELERS Bear-Kastan-Liebfarth ASHLAND RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. Clark Ave. Phone 4-4572 ASHLAND RESTAURANT 129 W. Main Phone 3-0782 BRETHREN PUBLISHING CO. College Ave. Phone 3-7271 CRESCO MFG. CO. FAULTLESS RUBBER CO. 703 Union St. Phone 3-1501 East 4th St. Phone 2-1533 THE F. E. MYERS BRO. CO. Orange St. Phone 2-1544 GERALD’S Studio Camera Shop GILBERT FURNITURE CO. Studio Camera Shop AND FUNERAL HOME Ashland County’s Most Complete ; Photographic Center W. Main St. Phone 3-1586 212 Center Phone 3-0551 PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS!!!! ASHLAND BANK SAVINGS CO. 26 West Main St. Phone 2-1558 Member F.D.I.C. APPERSON’S BARRETT’S ; = 42 West Main Ph 2-9591 , 509 West Main oe Serene amas 145 W. Main Phone 2-454] RED BARN DRIVE IN RESTAURANT E. Main St. Phone 37773 BOYER DAIRY, INC. 725 Clark Ave. Phone 4-3001 DENBOW FUNERAL HOME 313 Center St. Phone 4-1566 CORNWELL SHOE CO. 115 W. Main Phone 4-1520 ASHLAND SANITARY DAIRY 167 Center Street Phone 3-1571 2; HARMERS BANK 444d MEMBER F.D.1.C. 19 West Main St. Phone 2-444] Member F.D.I.C. LOU FRITZ BUICK CO. 1448 Troy Rd. Phone 3-444] 34 E. Main Phone 2-7471 1290 Middle Rowsburg Rd. Phone 2-1516 CONWAY - LUTZ AUTO SERVICES GOLDEN KRUST REPAIR SPECIALISTS PASTRIES E. 7th St. Ashland, Ohio 1127 Claremont Phone 3-0101 Phone 4-6921 W. T. GRANT CO. GRUNDY’S SINCLAIR ‘““Ashland’s Family Store”’ 805 Cl t B: 7 W. Main Phone 3-1500 aremon Phone 2-8461 NATIONAL LATEX PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers of Toy Balloons Plastic Play Balls 246 East 4th Street Phone 3-1541 114 East 7th Street Phone 3-2741 UNION MALLEABLE MANUFACTURING CO. Clark St. Phone 4-1501 HELBERT SHENBERGER Shoe Store HOSTETTLER’S INC. LYNWAY RESTAURANT 125 West Main Phone 4-1545 10 W. Main Phone 3-8771 Cleveland Rd. Phone 2-1561 McKINLEY’S SHOE STORE 41 W. Main Phone 3-0831 WEISS DRUG CO., INC. 16 E. Main Phone 2-1592 SMITH’S MUSIC STORE STAMAN BRINER 62 E. Main Phone 2-1543 15 E. Main Phone 3-9864 SANITARY CASH MARKET 52 East Main St. Phone 3-2451 “ 1852: a Ashland “avn, OLDES® Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jeromesville TOWN PHARMACY 143 W. Main Phone 2-8681 43 W. Main Phone 4-2331 60 East Main Street Phone 2-0732 Ashland, Ohio UNION HARDWARE MYERS LAUNDERERS Ashland Phone 2-0661 AND DRY CLEANING exin n Mansfield - 1069 Park Ave. Wert Mansfield 41 South St. Phone 3-1533 YOUNG’S I.G.A. FOODLINER 1289 Claremont Phone 4-4506 SALE CHEVROLET 248 Cleveland Phone 2-1522 WERTZ DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. Milk and Ice Cream Vending Machines Home Delivery Mansfield Rd. Phone 4-8593 HEFFELFINGER’S MEAT MARKET 106 W. Main Phone 3-8331 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. East Main St. Phone 4-154] PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 167 We hope this brief account of the events on campus will recall to your mind many others that time or space will not permit. FAREWELL TILL NEXT YEAR. 168 Oe ee ee ene we) Sa ee pla 2 ae ¥ res ere =. o ‘Wt