Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

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ROBERT FERRELL CHARLES E. FEINBERG MR. A. M. SHAPURIAN MICHAEL DAVIS Science in the Arts DR. ROBERT FISCHER DR. HARLOW SHAPELY DRSPAOLaG. CROSS DR. EDISON PECK igion in Rel CHAPLAIN EUGENE BEEKLEY — the Arts HANS CONRIED NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS Student Senate Concert Lecture JOHN CIARDI EBLOOD ELTON TRU FERGUS MONTGOMERY DR 25 DR. HAROLD TAYLOR MARTIN AGRONSKY PAUL ARNOLD Series FACULTY ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASS EE aon re ee ETS Sree: SNe GANIZATIONS OR DEDICATEE tit AED Foreword Ashland College is growing and progressing. As new buildings and faces appear on her campus, A.C. carries with her the traditions of many years plus new ideas of the ever-chang- ing world. As you review the annals of your mind, may this book serve as a guide in remem- bering the friends and events that marked 1963- 64 at Ashland College. Phil Hamilton, Editor ‘Pit 2) , % i pig | 4 Re aii Teli 4 cae mt 5 ed : biti TOMMY WAN .. : orcnestra 11 RADIO AND RECORDING ARTISTS NBC « ABC «CBS Dedication: Tommy Van, the bassist, is none other than our dedicatee. Tom Vanosdall Professor Vanosdall extends to Ashland College students not only his skill in chemistry but also his love for learning and his friendship. Tom is active and hardworking but always finds time to help anyone whenever he can. Music and sailing are two of his favorite hobbies, but Tom receives the greatest happiness from helping others. Words are far too humble to express the admiration and gratitude Ashland College stu- dents hold for TOM VANOSDALL. ee a | VICH | ‘Edito O t, CHUCK MIST Flying Eagles SCORES Hope W ooster Wilmington Northwood Waynesburg Bluffton Defiance Otterbein Mt. Union Alma Won 9, Lost 1 SSO EN ee TNE PIE CNET SS Taree a mana Left to right, are Bob Stokes, Fred Martinelli, Bob Geiger and Bob Brownson. Football 1963 WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS OF A SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL TEAM? Maybe it is a 9-1 record. Or maybe three shutouts in a row to start off the gridiron campaign. Or is it the team’s first win over the Wooster Scots since 1930—33 long years. Success may also be marked by a team’s 31-0, homecoming victory over Defiance to snare the Mid-Ohio Conference championship. Or to score 13 clutch points in the final quarter to trip Bluffton in the contest between the MOC’s top two squads. Could it be that the school’s top winning season in the college’s existence makes the team the best in the school’s history. Can the Associated Press of sports writers be wrong in rating the team in the top 20 of small college ratings in the nation. Maybe a team is considered excellent because of its 12th rank in small college defense. Success may equal five shutouts in a 10-game schedule, or whipping three out-of-state teams. Could a grid team’s success be marked by the fact that 10 players were selected to the first string on the all-league team. Maybe its the coach—one who is rated third-best Ohio Coach-of-the-Year. Then again, the mere fact that two team members receive honorable mention recognition of the NAIA team goes to show success. What about a kicking specialist who ties the state and NAIA for most field goals in season and lifetime while leading the state in total kicking points. Tac oa é ae jaa! ey ea) O GENE FRENCH Halfback TOM WURSTER Seniors ZEN CHAWANSKY Kicker JOE HOAGLAND Center MIKE HANNAH End FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Stokes, Gene Danner, Mike Hannah, Coach Fred Martinelli, Dave Hakaim and Coach Bob Geiger. SECOND ROW: Jim Colwell, Tom Wurster, Gene French, Zen Chawansky, Joe Hoagland, John Bird- well, Ron Lucas and Lew Hollinger. Left to right, Lew Hollinger, Larry Buzzard and Joe Bridwell. Left to right, Bob Geiger, Fred Martinelli, Bob Stokes and Don Malone. 36 Uren hy weir nt raeteiens menarein er ay erage FIRST ROW, (left to right): Colwell, Hackett, Knittle, Yody, Moose, Hakaim, Gartner, John Bridwell, Lucas, Wurster, Cropper. SECOND ROW: Esmont, French, Brown, Danner, Riggs, Hoagland, Myers, Ferguson, Hannah, Gullion, Geitgey, Chawansky. THIRD ROW: Walker, Plant, Niskanen, Stauffer, Beal, Porter, Gates, Hosay, Phipps, Cover, Beskid. FOURTH ROW: Mezurek, Johnson, Durjava, Nedele, Campbell, Blough, Foster, Albrecht, Meese, Faulkner, Willeke. FIFTH ROW: Harmon, Coder, Dutot, Kula, Prijatel, Shafer, Capaster, Chase, Conoway, Joe Bridwell, Hollinger, Buzzard. SIXTH ROW: Stokes, Brownson, Geiger, Malone, Martinelli. ag-e BES oy calacBes zs arr Ox LEW HOLLINGER Senior Manager DAVE HAKAIM Honorable Mention NAIA ’ ’ Basketball Left to right: Coach Bob Stokes, Willie Webb, Jim Garbash, Mike Maggiano, Cliff Prindle, John Rhoads, Larry Grindle, Ron Korka, Sherill Hudson, Roger Kalb, Gil Ray, Ricky Dick, Paul Hamilton, manager Lew Hollinger and Coach Fred 40 Martinelli. Coach Bob Stokes and his Ashland College Eagles did not fare as well as past hilltop basketball teams have fared but still, the team’s 8-11 record this season was achieved on the strength of a team made up of nary a senior. Two juniors and three sopho- mores carried a majority of the first-string load, thus making the cage future a bright one. Ashland ended Mid-Ohio Conference play with a 4-4 record, good enough for a third place finish. The team was in the heat of the MOC title race until Wilmington, the league champs, handed the AC ers two defeats. Perhaps the biggest win of the campaign came over neighboring college Wooster. AC gained tre- venge for last year’s defeat to the Scots by winning by an eight-point margin. The Eagles also snared two wins over Defiance and Malone. Pre-season predictions by most teams in the league put the team at the bottom but once again, Coach Stokes floored a representable cage team. SCORES Baldwin Wallace Fenn Youngstown Bluffton Lawrence Tech Heidelberg Malone Cedarville Defiance Wilmington Malone Wooster Ohio Northern Cedarville Wilmington Bluffton Akron Mt. Union Defiance Won 8, Lost 11 JOHN RHOADS CLIFF PRINDLE MIKE MAGGIANO Center Forward Forward GIL RAY JIM BARR RON KORKA Guard Guard Forward JIM GARBASH WILLIE WEBB SHERRILL HUDSON Guard Guard Forward PAUL HAMILTON LARRY GRINDLE ROGER KALB Guard Center Forward FIRST ROW (ieft to right): Bob Williams, Wes Downer, Tom Sweihardt, Dave Morrison, and Doug Cellars. SECOND ROW: Gary Quine, Forrest Tate, Larry Jacobs, Rudy Prijatel, Dan Gartner, Bob Parsons, Bob Strickler, Gary King and Jim Wantuck. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Geiger, Gary Wandt, Floyd Romick, Paul Dutot, Denny Morgan, Jack Lime, Dick Billman, Gary Kula and Vince Keller. DAN GARDNER Junior Letterman i £. eae wee DAVE MORRISON Sophomore Letterman PE ee FIRST ROW, (left to right): Dave Uhde, Joe Bridwell, Mike Obrecht, Steve Gilbert, Gene French, Bill Gast, Al Roberts and Forrest Tate. SECOND ROW: John Ferrante, Max Nedele, Jim Colwell, Gary Hackett, Ken Henry, Pat Plankenhorn, Ed Knittle, John Cover, Bob Esmont, Doug Abel, Gary Beal and Harvy Hill. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Geiger, Al Capaster, Dick Beckworth, Ray Mitchel, Dennis Morgan, Frank Dejava, George Yeomans, Lee Kennedy, Jack Lime, Dan Vorous, Joel Krocker and Dennis Gates. KNEELING: Gary Hackett and Doug Abel. STANDING: Larry Rogers, Lee Kennedy, Steve Gilbert and Jack Lime. KNEELING: Bob Esmont and Ed Knittle. STANDING: Denny Morgan, George Yeomans, Gary Beal and Dennis Gates. Left to right: John Ferrante, Joe Bridwell, Al Capaster, Gene French, Mike Obrecht and Ken Henry. 49 Left to right: Coach Fred Martinelli, Mike DiGiacomo, Phil Meese, Dave Miller, Jim Heichel, Al Gault, Dave Bogniard, Dick Gerber, Larry Buzzard, Bob Conoway, Dick Poorbaugh, Chuck Bolognia and Joe Kennedy. Tennis KNEELING (left to right): Geoff Landis and Rich Moore. STANDING: Coach Bob Stokes, Mike Geier, Terry Geldhill, Rick Shondall, Bob Natherson and Skip Peerman. 50 KNEELING: Roger Kalb, Stan Briggs, Gary Durbin, Greg Gorrell and Joel Krocker. STANDING: Pat Plankenhorn, Mark Weaver, Jim McMillen, Wes Downer and Terry Wandt. Cross Country dahon iipvoeile L Baseball = eee einen ee Sw R GEORGE DONGES—Coach BOB SWICK—Manager ae 54 GAY MEININGER DICK MURRAY TERRY HUNT JOHN FRESHLEY JERRY DUNBAR ; basis me — v I Aigner. he UENTHER GEORGIA t � ‘Editot Student Senate ROW 1: Bruce Sanford, Martha Rose, Donna Trussel, Judy Hall, Bill Gray. ROW 2: Phil Self, Frank Capolupo, Tom Vanmeter, Randy Leeper, Bob Strickler. The Student Senate is the student governmental body. Its purpose is to enact and enforce legislation pertaining to the activities of students and their organizations. It is com- posed of representatives of each class who share in the responsibilities of maintaining Senate functions. 58 Bill Gray, President Council of Campus Organizations AER CA IE TS i a ROW 1: Joanne Slabough, Nancy Parsons, Karen Booth, Neysa Stroyer, Celeste Schmidt, Lois Himes. ROW 2: Carolyn Tucker, Pat Gaede, Shirley Lee, Nancy Fierbaugh, Lois Staley, Carol Bailey. ROW 3: Terry Morgan, Curtis Hicks, Larry Fitt, Randy Leeper, Larry Sherbondy, Professor D. R. Loyd. The presidents of all the campus organizations are members of the Council of Campus Organizations. They organize the social calendar for the college as well as sponsor programs of their own in addition to those offered by the in- dividual clubs. 59 ROW 1: Beth Daugherty, Ruth B. Davies, Rose Sage. ROW 2: Curtis Hicks, Jim Stephens, Floyd Koegler. Campus Women’s Council ROW 1: Lois Himes, Pat Gaede, Joanne Slabough. ROW 2: Ellie Oney, Carolyn-Tucker, Lois Staley, Mary Ellen Davidson. Allen Hall Dorm Council ROW 1: Jane Marshall, Nadis Brown, Mary Bittner, Lois Himes, Karen Armand. ROW 2: Linda Kifer, Ruth Stall, Ellie Oney, Nancy Dean, Pat Gaede, Judy Hall, Megin Naughton. Absent from picture: Ne Strayer, Carol Postema, Linda Probst. ROW 1: Sue Bricker, Sue Meder, Joanne Slabough, DeAnn Benshoff, Mary Ellen Davidson. ROW 2: Karen Booth, Mary Clouser, Lois Staley, Linda Steiner, Virginia Schlegel. Absent from picture: Liz Patton. Jacobs Hall Dorm Council ROW 1: Larry Sherbondy, Curtis Hicks, Gary Hodge, Phil Meese, Mike Hannah. ROW 2: Bruce Sanford, Jim Colwell, Randy Leeper, Phil Self, Tom Grisso. Absent from picture: Dave Hakaim, Dick Geitgey, Mike Maggiano, Cliff Prindle, Willis Webb, Ron Zembetti. Alpha Phi Omega ROW 1: Bob Esmont, Curt Hicks, Larry Mercer, Chuck Wilmoth, Dean William Follett. ROW 2: Gary Hodge, Jim Prefling, Bill Indorf, Ed Schultz, Mike Johnson, Floyd Koegler. ROW 3: Gary Walker, Bruce Sanford, Mike Hanna, Tom Van Meter, Phil Self, Doug Abel. Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity for any male student interested. Some of the projects of the fraternity have been the Blood Drive, maintenance pro- jects on campus, and other services to the college. Amateur Radio Club ROW 1: James Sheafer, Bill Winters, Dick Geitgey. ROW 2: Dean George M. Guiley, Professor Paul F. Troxel. Business Club ROW 1: Dave Rutichier, Polly Diestler, Mike Johnson. ROW 2: Gary Smalley, Nolan Baisch, Bonita Shrimplin, Charles Wilmoth. Chemistry Club ROW 1: Dr. A. W. Scholl, James Sheaffer, Larry Fitt, Jack Cover, David Crumrine. Absent from picture: Fred Wilford, Larry Bell, Bob Dailey. Math Club ROW 1: Miss Carpenter, E. Wilson, L. Runkle, R. Lang, J. Hodges. ROW 2: D. Crumrine, D. Leidy, R. McMillan, R. Willard, B. Wendling. ROW 3: L. Sherbondy, P. Bouman, M. Shrimplin, L. Foster, D. Tischer. Circle K tcc ar aa oc pen aie si iit Wihlishc avin tind ine Beimeepbics Vda) ROW 1: John McCarter, Curt Hicks, Don Goembel, Bill Gray. ROW 2: Dave Steinbrink, Stan Zimmer, Dave Bogniard, Robert Swick, Tom McFredrick, Bruce Sanford. A Christmas party was sponsored for needy children by members of the Circle K. The Circle K is a service club which is sponsored by the Ashland Kiwanis Club. The Circle K is open to any second semester male stu- dent. Collegian ROW 1: Don Goembel, Tom Fensch, Bill Johns. ROW 2: Gary Smalley, Alice Sheares, Day Bruckart, Chuck Wilmoth. The Collegian is the bi-weekly college newspaper publication. It reports cam- pus news of interest and importance, and world events which affect the student. Phi Beta Gamma ROW 1: Kent Williams, Mick Geier, Roger Stahl, Ian Gent, Jack Houser. ROW 2: Bo Burdick, Bill Somers, Dave Miller, Tom Ensign, Bob Steele. ROW 3: Bob Temple, Roddy Widmayer, Joe Gilmore, Rick Schondel, Bob Beth. Phi Beta Gamma is a newly formed social fraternity. The fraternity has been organized in order to bring more and better social entertainment to the men of Ashland College. ROW 1: Mary Jane Frances, Day Bruckart, Becky Long, Celeste Schmidt. ROW 2: Bob Kauffman, Tom Grisso, Jerry Smith, Keith Legg, Tom Hurley. This year the Footlighters presented ‘‘Bus Stop” for the enjoyment of many. 70 The Footlighters’ main objectives are to produce plays and promote interest in dramatics. Anyone who is interested in play production or acting is welcome in this club. The major productions of the Footlighters include Homecoming and May Day productions. How- ever, smaller productions are pre- sented throughout the year. Home Economics Club ROW 1: Jann Campbell, Joanna Grubb, Paula Benjamin, Mary Hassinger, Ann Shumaker, Shirley Lee, Nancy Vogt, Sharon Kiplinger, Nancy Baughman, Claudia Rowland. ROW 2: Mrs. Graham, Beth Stark, Ruth Price, Carol Tinkel, Louise McCombs, Sharon Harvey, Linda Probst, Karen Brown, Margaret Yost, Mrs. Bogniard. ROW 3: Georgia Guenther, Carol Company, Jill Leckrone, Penni Warfel, Carol Heimerick, Kate Goff, Diana Chandler, Carolyn Tucker, Pat Lawrence, Lois Himes. The Home Economics Club is a college chapter of the Ohio Home Economics Association. It is design- ed for any girl interested in home economics. Its members are provid- ed with the opportunities of work- ing with faculty and students, the occasions to meet and know people successful in this profession, and the chance to share with others the value of home economics. Worth- while and interesting programs and projects are presented which provide an opportunity for leadership and an understanding of all peoples. The girls in the home economics department were entertained by the professors of the department in their homes at Christmas time. 7 International ROW 1: Andree Reed, Ellie Oney, Nadine Vanderau, Celeste Schmidt, Dinah Czotter, Eva Friesen, Mary Ann Whiteman. ROW 2: Jae Chai, Jann Chew, Michael Geier, Allen Baer, Said Abed, Pat Gaede, Mrs. Sargent. ROW 3: Gary Quine, Norman Lundborg, Heinz Volkel, Ian Campbell Gent, Sei Marakami. The purpose of the International Club is to promote social and intellectual interest in foreign relations. It was brought to the Ashland campus so students could have an understanding of world relations and with this the hope of help- ing world peace. Men’s Gospel Team ROW 1: Roger Eberly, Glen Weaver, Terry Morgan, Gordon Ruggles, Gary Weller, Mike Hurd. ROW 2: Tom Hurley, Bill Johns, Hugh Lewis, John Gilbert, Bill Walk, Larry Ross. Women’s Gospel Team ROW 1: Kathy Whitted, Sharon Gilmer, Carol Eubanks, Barbara Meyers, Lois Staley, DeAnn Benshoff, Phyllis Berk- shire, Sharon Berkshire, Karen Dillon. ROW 2: Barbara Ringer, Diane Gardner, Barbara Manahan, Judith Kaufman, Cynthia Jennings, Sheila Jewell, Joanne Slabaugh, Trudy Steen. ROW 3: Joann Ingraham, Alice Oburn, Ruth Bray, Kay Albright, Karen McPherson, Eunice Racey, Carol Tinkel, Bernice Henman. 73 ne ; @ . cA % , i ROW 1: Karen Booth, Donna Burns, Karen Brown, Neysa Strayer. ROW 2: Jeanne Price, Nancy Womer, Karen Armand, Phyllis Bagley, Carol Postema. Membership in this club is available for all those interested in supporting the athletic teams of Ashland College. Although this is a newly formed club, they have done a great deal to build up the morale of the various team members. In the future, they hope to expand their membership. 74 Pi Mu Gamma ae. = .S H ae 4 2. PS ROW 1: Janet Winand, Jann Campbell, JoAnn Graham, Donna Haber, Marilyn Moorhead, Ellie Oney, Nancy Fierb augh, Virginia Schlegel, Pat Tucker, Karen Dillon, Kay Garber, Karen Jenkins, Barbara Meyers. ROW 2: Nadis Brown, Janet Hodge, Bonita Bucklew, Carol Bucher, Barbara Manahan, Pamela Putnam, Peggy Price, Marcia Wendel, Carol Whitacre, Janet Schaffter, Jerri Koher. ROW 3: Janie Baldner, Jeanne Price, Mary Clouser, Ellen Davidson, Sheila Jewell, Judy Whitcomb, Phyllis Smith, Patti Johnson, Susan Covert, Karen Armand, Sue Meter, Virginia Coulter, Nadine Vanderau, Jane Swartzwalder. Pi Mu Gamma is open to all students who are in the field of teaching. It gives prospective teachers a better insight into the teaching profession. ROW 1: C. Oberlin, R. Zambetti, Mrs. Smith, J. Gauss: ROW 2: T. Sage, D. Beter, B. Beter, D. Hatch, T. Miggie, B. Kauffman, K. Marley, B. Fantz. ROW 3: D. Taylor, B. MacKellar, D. Peske, G. Yeomans, J. McCarter. Absent from picture: S. Meister, R. Robertson, R. Lowe, J. Oberly, D. Glen, D. Marble, D. Click, D. Henry. Phi Sigma Chi is Ashland College’s first social fraternity. It strives to promote social brotherhood and the development of each member’s character. This year the fraternity celebrated their first anniversary as owner's of their house at 502 Claremont. By next year, it is hoped that the house will have the capacity to house from twenty to thirty brothers. | Some outstanding activities on Phi Sigma Chi’s social calendar for this year were: the week party at Gem Beach, a Christmas Party, a Halloween party, a Homecoming dinner, an Alumni dinner, Hayrides, a skating party, and a toboggan party. At homecoming, the fraternity was honored by receiving the second prize for their house decoration. The future looks bright for Phi Sigma Chi. They have hopes of larger pledge classes and more activities. The fraternity house. Phi Sigma Chi’s Homecoming Sweetheart, Jill Purdum. Pi Kappa Pi Sorority ROW 1: OFFICERS: Nancy Parsons, Gretchen Sage, Nancy Arch, Beth Daugherty, Sue Bricker. ROW 2: ACTIVES: Beth Bogniard, Alta Kerschner, Shirley Lee, Carol Matwurm, Sue Nebe. ROW 3: Mary Neul, Carol Postema, Sally Warrens Worcester. PLEDGES: ROW 1: Joanne Gannett, Barb Kimmel, Mary Hart, Jerri Sams. ROW 2: Jan Meyer, Sylvia Bush, Diane Gardner, Jeanne Price. ROW 3: Carol Bucker, Mary Lou Rodocker, Judy Whitcomb, Ruth Bray, Mary Jo Baird. 77 ar ROW 1: Georgia Guenther, Jane Arnold, Claudette Hill. ROW 2: Pete Bilan, Larry Karth, Chuck Mistovich, Phil Hamilton. Contributors: Celeste Schmidt Roger Robertson Jill Stahly Becky Long Mary Ann Moog Sandy Longacre Liz Patton The Pine Whispers is a reminder of things done and people met at Ashland College. Each year, members of the staff try to produce an annual which will provide the student body, faculty, and friends of Ashland College with a pictorial history of the year. Photographer, Peter Bilan 78 Varsity A ir. eae ROW 1: Tom Wurster, Joe Hoagland, Zen Chawansky, Jerry Dunbar, Larry Sherbondy, Tim Sage, Mike Hanna. ROW 2: John Bridwell, Rick Erdman, Bob Eichof, Roger Kalb, Willie Web, Barry Ferguson, Rod Cropper, Bob Esmont. ROW 3: Dave Hakaim, Roger Frazier, Terry Hunt, Dennie Bluck, Jim Adult, Bob Swick, Gene French. Men who have earned varsity letters in any sport are eligible for member- ship. Varsity A endeavors to improve college Athletics and boost college spirit. ROW 1: Virginia Schlegel, Carolyn Immel, Nancy Fierbaugh, Carol Bailey, Lois Staley. ROW 2: Eleanor Oney, Bill Gray, Lew Hollinger, Bruce Sanford, Ed Schultz, Mike Hanna, Tom Grisso, Bob Kaufman, Pat Gaede. These are seniors who have been nominated for listing in ““Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities.’ They were selected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities, gen- eral citizenship and promise of future usefulness. 80 Women’s Athletic Association ROW 1: Sharon Gilmer, Linda Andrejcik, Gay Whieldon, Ruth Bray, Karen Booth, Susan Bricker. ROW 2: Sue Ernst, Suzie Whitted, Diane Gardner, Peggy Price, Beth Daugherty, Pat Young, Lana Runkle. ROW 3: Marsha Crew, Nancy Womer, Susan Covert, Judy Dill, Carol Sprang. The purpose of Women’s Athletic Association is to promote and maintain interest in sports among college women. 8] Y.W.C.A. ROW 1: Neysa Strayer, Georgia Guenther, Karen Booth, Sue Bricker, Nancy Arch, Nancy Womer, Carol Bailey, Karen Eisenmenger, Janet Rinehart, Kay Garber, Jann Campbell. ROW 2: Carol Bucher, Mary Anne Kurtz, Linda Kifer, Mary Jane Kinney, Mary Lou Martin, Nadis Brown, Marcia Wendel, Carol Whitacre, Pat Young, Lana Runkle, Nancy Baughman. ROW 3: Donna Burns, Karen Jenkins, Ruth Snodgrass, Judy Hall, Phyllis Smith, Phyllis Bagluy, Karen Armand, Judy Whitcomb, Patti Johnson, Bernice Henman, Jeanne Price, Gretchen Sage. 82 The faculty children’s Christmas party sponsored by Y.W.C.A. The Young Women’s Christian Association provides Ashland Col- lege girls with the opportunity of belonging to a national organization and it affords both social and reli- gious activities for them. This club sponsors such projects as the Big- Little Sister program which is dt rected towards the freshman or transfer girls new on the campus. Thanksgiving, Easter, and other de- votional services are presented by the Y.W.C.A. Christmas baskets and an annual Christmas party for the faculty children add to the list of activities conducted by this club. I | : ws Ns % e : me ¢ : « : % 4 ‘ . E 9 é: ‘ aes 2 : ti : g a ; 2 2 ON Se fi : ; ‘ ‘ : se j Kd i : et fe secession aenrasa ee , ‘ Siqe oe nines eshte Ry, ; , . 2 ‘ i ; oe 4 } Pe i 1? apie : thie i ‘ poteaneanninns = TEGti eaeeapenternrenaetsenr-peencaeenes tsar yernaimay-ye msper pratt NSH TE fasten dow ae oy : oe sh u tie ee ‘ a Y ROW 1: T. Stein, S. Klingel, J. Zimmerman, M. Waters, A. Sollenberger, J. Runion, P. Berkshire, J. Justice, N. Parsons. ROW 2: C. Schmidt, A. Brownson, J. Ingraham, V. Schlegel, D. Benshoff, C. Immel, J. Byler, B. Bogniard, J. Slabaugh. ROW 3: D. Gardner, R. Bray, B. Thompson, M. Whitman, B. Myers, P. Johnson, M. Staton, A. Schumaker, N. Bell, A. Oburn. ROW 4: E. Kuchenbecker, R. Rayble, D. Czotter, D. Overdorf, T. Carson, J. Oberly, E. Fulton, K. Albright, M. Waters, L. Staley. ROW 5: J. Sluss, D. Graska, H. Bowers, J. Benshoff, I. Lawton, H. Allen, N. Roberts, B. Gray, H. Bowers, B. Weidenhamer. ROW 6: J. Gilbert, C. Rainy, L. Heath, R. Billman, R. MacKellar, S. Beal, M. Hurlow, H. Lewis, D. Plank, L. Mercer, D. Winfield, E. Miller, T. Grisso. Director: Cal Rogers. Chapel Choir | See: ‘oe + + ++ +: | phphyehphyhy et | peptetetete | ethernet eee Senet Pd ' J Cm Ad me i ee Hee ge satelite : peeeccee | Rpkyhykyhet y te. a ¢ | tyhekeh hy Concert Band | Seat ee eee See = o ROW 2: J. Henry, C. Behm, J. Slaughbaugh, D. Gardner, R. Bray, N. Donges, R. Snodgrass, K. Whitted, S. Gilmer, D. Crumrine. ROW 3: Director, Mr. Paul Troxel, J. Schaufter, K. Cross, L. Beaty, C. Immel, H. Bowers, M. Hurlow, M. Browns. ROW 4: A. Gano, N. Roberts, V. Coulter, R. Temple, J. Hoak, P. Fisher, R. Huber, J. Benshoff, R. Swartz, L. Karth. ROW 1: D. Workman, E. Racey, B. Walker, L. Steiner, C. Parker. ROW 5: M. Madden. 84 Flying Eagles Band 85 Ivy Leaguers Tom Grisso, Buzz Bowers, Cotter Rainey, John Gilbert, Jerry Oberly, Dough Plank, Larry Mercer, Bob Thrig, Eric Stanton, Ed Fulton. The Ivy Leaguers is a men’s ensemble which performs music of a light, en- tertaining nature. They perform throughout the college year for the enjoyment of the student body. Musicaglia ROW 1: Judy Kaufman, Carolyn Immel, Robert Thrig, Eunice Racey, Carol Whitacre. ROW 2: David Crumrine, Diane Gardner, Nik Donges, Michael Hurlow, Robert Temple, Ruth Bray, Homer Bowers. Pastels ROW 1: Karen Eisenmenger, Nancy Baughman, Karen Dillon, Judy Gensch, Susan Johnson, Jann Chew. ROW 2: Carol Sprang, Mary Anne Moog, Penny Fisher, Judy Dill, Cynthia Jennings, Connie Thompson, Eunice Racey, Judy Kaufman, Ruth Snodgrass, Sheila Jewell. Absent from picture: Kathy Huber. . at Sos s = ee ee RN ae Se eee Ne GNSS RARE NE eS A, Stet tae ae SCS er oS Siegen ee I eR ee a pines ce OE (pS teeta Freshmen Jim Amstutz Louann Armstrong Audrey Ash Pat Ashcraft Jean Baker Leslie. 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Donald Welch Carol Whitacre Ron Willard Chuck Wilmoth Eleanor Wilson Janet Winand Dan Workman Tom Yody 123 seca es % kes ORR Bi MOA QIREE QaweR ile esMie Tinea ELS PAT tant % � a Was HM � oe = Sea 126 PEARLIE ADAMS Bachelor of Science DAVID APPLE Bachelor of Science in Education LILLIAN ARNOTT Bachelor of Arts LAWRENCE AULGER Bachelor of Arts in Education in Education CAROL BAILEY Bachelor of Science in Education NOLAN BAISCH Bachelor of Science in Education NANCY BAUGHMAN Bachelor of Science in Education LINDA BEATY Bachelor of Science in Education SUSAN BECKER Bachelor of Science in Education LARRY BELL Bachelor of Arts NATALIE BORN Bachelor of Science in Education HAROLD BOWERS Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD BOYER Bachelor of Science BARBARA BRIGGS Bachelor of Science in Education BETTY BRODBECK Bachelor of Science in Education 127 128 MARILYN BURKEY Bachelor of Science in Education DONNA BURNS Bachelor of Arts GERALD CAVINESS Bachelor of Science in Education CORNELIA CHAPMAN Bachelor of Arts MARY CLOUSER Bachelor of Science in Education LAURA COBB Bachelor of Arts LUCIA CODIANO Bachelor of Science in Education CAROL COMPANY Bachelor of Science in Education GARY COURTRIGHT Bachelor of Science in Education JACK COVER Bachelor of Science in Education DALE CRAFT Bachelor of Science in Education MARY LOU CRAWFORD Bachelor of Scien ce in Education GILBERT CROSBY Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES DAGUE Bachelor of Science in Education MARY DAVIDSON Bachelor of Science in Education MARGARET DAWSON Bachelor of Science in Education 129 ROBERT DOLAN Bachelor of Science in Business Administration LINDA DRAPER Bachelor of Science in Education CHARLOTTE DYER Bachelor of Arts FRANK ELIAS Bachelor of Science 130 NANCY FIERBAUGH Bachelor of Science in Education TONI FISCHER Bachelor of Science in Education LARRY FITT Bachelor of Science JOHN FRESHLEY Bachelor of Arts EVA FRIESEN Bachelor of Science in Education PATRICIA GAEDE Bachelor of Arts ALFRED GAULT Bachelor of Science GARY GERBER Bachelor of Science in Education STEPHEN GILBERT Bachelor of Arts DON GOEMBEL Bachelor of Science in Business Administration JOYCE ANN GOOD Bachelor of Science in Education CARL GORDON Bachelor of Science in Education 13] WENDY HARRISON Bachelor of Science in Education WILLIAM GRAY Bachelor of Arts BERNICE HENMAN Bachelor of Science in Education THOMAS GRISSO Bachelor of Arts DAVID HENRY Bachelor of Science in Education SUE HANNA Bachelor of Science in Education MARGARET HITCHCOCK Bachelor of Music MICHAEL HANNAH Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 132 LEW HOLLINGER Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES KAMMEN Bachelor of Science in Business Administration RICHARD HYDE Bachelor of Arts JAMES KASHNER Bachelor of Arts ROBERT KAUFFMAN Bachelor of Science in Education JOANN INGRAHAM Bachelor of Science in Education LOUISA KNIGHT Bachelor of Science in Education CHARLES JOHNSON Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 133 ALTON LANCE Bachelor of Science in Education STEVE LENGEL Bachelor of Science in Education LOIS LANG Bachelor of Science in Education JENEANE LOMAX Bachelor of Science in Education JILL LECKRONE Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD LUTZ Bachelor of Science in Business Administration MARILYN MARTIN Bachelor of Science CAROL LEEDY in Education Bachelor of Science 134 RUTH MARTINELLI Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES McMILLEN Bachelor of Science in Education KAREN McPHERSON Bachelor of Science in Education RAYMOND McQUATE Bachelor of Science STEVE MEISTER Bachelor of Science in Business Admin istration DIXIE MERCER Bachelor of Science in Education BARBARA MEYERS Bachelor of Science in Education MARILYN MOORHEAD Bachelor of Science in Education 135 136 TERRY MORGAN Bachelor of Arts KAREN MOOSE Bachelor of Science in Education RICHARD MURRAY Bachelor of Science in Education SUSAN NEBE Bachelor of Science in Education JOYCE NELSON Bachelor of Science in Education CHARLES OBERLIN Bachelor of Science in Busine ss Administration JERRY OBERLY Bachelor of Science in Business Administration ALICE OBURN Bachelor of Science in Education GERALD PATTON Bachelor of Science ELEANOR ONEY Bachelor of Science in Education GARY PEACOCK Bachelor of Science in Education CLIFFORD OWENS Bachelor of Science KAREN PEARCE Bachelor of Science REBA PACKARD Bachelor of Science in Education LINDA PROBST Bachelor of Science in Education JAY PARROT Bachelor of Science in Education 137 FLORENCE REIDENBACH Bachelor of Science in Education BRUCE SANFORD Bachelor of Arts ROGER ROBERTSON Bachelor of Arts DWIGHT SCHAR Bachelor of Science in Education ROSE ELLEN SAGE Bachelor of Arts VIRGINIA SCHLEGEL Bachelor of Science in Education TIMOTHY SAGE Bachelor of Science in Education MARY SECKEL Bachelor of Science in Education 138 MARVIN SHRIMPLIN Bachelor of Arts PHILLIP SELF Bachelor of Science in Education ANNE SIMPSON Bachelor of Science in Education LINDA SELLERS Bachelor of Science in Education JOANNE SLABAUGH Bachelor of Science in Education JAMES SHEAFFER Bachelor of Science DAVID SMALLEY Bachelor of Science in Education EDWARD SHULTZ Bachelor of Science in Education 139 140 GARY SMALLEY Bachelor of Arts JUDY SMETZER Bachelor of Science in Education MARIETTA SMITH Bachelor of Arts SHIRLEY SMITH Bachelor of Science in Education SHARON SNADER Associate in Arts MARLENE SOUERS Bachelor of Arts LOIS STALEY Bachelor of Science in Education PAULINE STATON Bachelor of Music DAVID STRAITS Bachelor of Science in Education MARILYN STULL Bachelor of Science in Education PAUL SUTTLE Bachelor of Science in Education ROBERT SWICK Bachelor of Arts Ree SARA SWINEFORD Bachelor of Arts ROBERT TEMPLE Bachelor of Science RUTH THOMSON Bachelor of Science in Education DONALD TISCHER Bachelor of Science in Education 141 DONNA TRESSEL Bachelor of Arts BOBETTE TRUMPOWER Bachelor of Science in Education MARTHA VANCE Bachelor of Science in Education RUSSEL VASILOVIC Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 142 PENNY WARFEL Bachelor of Science in Education KATHLEEN WARNES Bachelor of Science in Education KAREN WIGGINS Bachelor of Science in Education CHARLES WILSON Bachelor of Science in Education ROGER WINGER Bachelor of Science in Education SALLY WORCESTER Bachelor of Science in Education DANIEL WORKMAN Bachelor of Science in Education THOMAS WURSTER Bachelor of Science in Education GEORGE YEOMANS Bachelor of Science in Education 143 Citation. Seas The Administration PRESIDENT GLENN L. CLAYTON President's Message To those of us who live and work on her campus, Ashland College is more than a school. It is a living, thriving community composed of more than 1300 students in all divisions plus over 110 men and women who work full or part time in its interests. In addition there are several thousands of people working with or for the school as Trustees, advisors, contributors and consultants. Any attempt to record the myriad activities of this community for one year is a prodigious task and one which deserves the dee p appreciation of all. The volume of constructive work, study, research and planning, the record of social activities, both personal and in groups, and the succession of spirited athletic contests, five concerts, distinguished lectures and plays is not easy to portray. We are proud of Ashland’s compact, friendly atmosphere. We are pleased with the spirit and industry of students, faculty, and staff. We are glad to be a part of a fine and growing city. We are happy to be counted among the well known colleges of our state. 146 E. P. LERSCH Director of Public Relations ARTHUR B. GORSUCH Dean of Special Studies WILLIAM MAST Dean of Student Growth JOSEPH R. SHULTZ Dean of the Seminary L. E. LINDOWER Dean of the College and Head of the Department of Education 147 CHARLES W. FOLLETT Associate Professor of Education and Dean of Men ELIZABETH SARGEANT Dean of Women VIRGIL E. MEYER Director pf Religious Affairs SAMUEL I. RICHMOND Director of Development GEORGE M. GUILEY Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Physics 148 GILES KRUEGER Director of Admissions JAMES GANYARD Admissions Counsellor ROBERT ADAMS Business Manager GEORGE FISCHER Comptroller MARY ALICE MIELKE Registrar ERMA WRIGHT Director of Publicity 149 CAROLYN AMSTUTZ WINNIE CARROLL GERALDINE H. CONWAY Recorder Personnel Assistant Secretary to the Dean of Student Growth HELEN DANA JUNE DAVIS DIANE DICK Test Technician Secretary Admissions Office Secretary in the Alumni Office HILDA GRIM LINDA HAZEL WANDA HETER Secretary to Business Secretary to Director of Secretary of the National Office Public Relations Alumni Association 150 i oat — ie a ae aa JACQUELINE JONES WANDA KERR DOROTHY LEIDY Secretary to Dean of Secretary in the Secretary to the President the College Alumni Office Ete MAE POLAND FRANCES PORTER JEAN REEF Secretary to Dean of Men Secretary to Dean of Switchboard Operator and Dean of Women Special Studies ETHEL A. STOREY RACHEL STRONG MARIE TAGGART Secretary to Director of Clerk in Business Office Clerk in Business Office Religious Affairs 15] DEEDRA WILSON SYLVIA HURST WRETHA PALONE Secretary in Registrar’s Secretary Music Office Secretary of the Office Building Seminary BEULAH RUMBAUGH FRIEDA THOMAS NANCY RHOADES Typist at the Library Library Assistant Seminary Librarian RAY BALLOU JAMES P. ETZWILER FRED RUNDELL College Examiner IBM Statistician IBM Statistician 152 MARGUERITE KNIGHT School Nurse BETTY MOORE Assistant School Nurse RUTH B. DAVIES Manager of Student Union KATHRYN CLAUS Assistant Manager of Student Union JAY CHAI Special Assistant to The Dean of Students SUZANNE RAUBER Nursery School 153 ERMA ALLIS Bookkeeper FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stump, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Racey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whetstone, Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Richmond. 154 Maintenance FIRST ROW: Laura Pinkley, Jessie Mundorff. SECOND ROW: Ray Summy, Bill Lininger, Ralph Turner, Bill Harkleroad, Reese Gilmore, Dorman Ronk, Robert Forbes. THIRD ROW: Rex Bollinger, Paul Grabenstetter, Melvin Werick, Don Coleman, Don Markley, Jay Shriver, John Amstutz, Harley Hicks, Roy Amstutz, Milo Holmes. Cafeteria FIRST ROW: Della Hamilton, Lillian Cutlip, Anna Wallus, Marie Matheny, Fern Smith. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Stoufer, Mae Defever, Helen Braundt, Thelma Weis, Elna Braun, Beatrice Wertz, Armeta Stewart, Rhea Shriver. 155 Faculty We, the students at Ashland College, are for- ever indebted to the fine faculty of instructors whose cause it has been to plant within us the seeds of knowledge and understanding. It is with pride and gratitude we present those who have guided our development. CARL M. ALLEN MAY PYLE ANDREWS JOSEPH R. ARMAS Instructor in Art Professor of English Assistant Professor of Modern Languages DUANE M. BENTON BESSIE L. BIXLER RAYMOND W. BIXLER Instructor in Physical Associate Professor of Professor of History Science Biology 156 ESTHER K. BLACK EDWIN BOARDMAN JANE N. BOGNIARD Associate Professor Professor of Church Associate Professor of of Speech History Home Economics P ie ROBERT W. BROWNSON DOROTHY CARPENTER ELLEN CAMPBELL Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Education, Athletic Director Mathematics English O MRE Rae Bee WE) Gee coe aon ame RRR AAR Ady a oe ne we fe RUTH CHAMBERLIN Associate Professor of Education OLIVER L. CHORPENING GWENZORA COOKE EUNICE DEAN Associate Professor Instructor of Home Associate Head of the Dept. of Education Economics of Education, Professor of Education GEORGE H. DONGES Head of Dept. of Physical Education and Health Education ALICE FERGUSON ROBERT W. FROELICH DOROTHY GARRIGUS Head of Dept. of Foreign Associate Professor of Music Instructor in Voice Languages — = ROBERT GEIGER Instructor in Physical Education MARTHA E. GRAHAM ANDREW P. GREGERSEN GLEN M. HANES Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Voice Associate Professor of Home Economics and Music Theory Education GLORIA M. HOLMES VIRGINIA M. JENKINS HJORDES B. JOHNSON Associate Professor of Elementary Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Physical Education and Supervisor of Speech Education Elementary Education 159 BARBARA JONES ROBERT W. KEARNS J. RAY KLINGENSMITH Instructor in Piano Associate Professor of Head of the Bible Department Accounting IDA LINDOWER DUNCAN LOWE DAVID P. LOYD Instructor in English Instructor in Philosophy Head of the Dept. of Business Administration and Professor of Business Administration GERALD MACKELLAR GEORGE D. MARBLE FRED M. MARTINELLI Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Head Football Coach History Business Administration r NATALIE MEZYNSKI WILBERT H. MILEY CHRISTINE MILLER Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Head of the Art Department French Speech and Professor of Art FREDERICK MOORE CHARLES R. MUNSON MAURICE R. NEWKIRK Professor of English Associate Professor of Head of the Biology Department Practical Theology and Professor of Biology ELIZABETH PASTOR LOUIS E. PETE MILTON P. PUTERBAUGH Instructor in Piano Associate Professor of Director of Science and Music Education of Chemistry 16] VERNON REEDER VIVIENNE C. REICHARD DONALD J. RETT Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Music History Sociology RENDELL RHODES JAMES RICHCREEK CALVIN Y. ROGERS Associate Professor of Professor of Psychology Head of the Music Department Biology and Professor of Music keg ere ee RUTH ROSENBERRY PAUL E. SALESTE MARGARET SCHAUFFLER Associate Professor of Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of Art Business Administration 162 ALLEN SCHOLL RICHARD L. SNYDER Associate Professor of Professor of English Science BRUCE C. STARK ROBERT S. STOKES ARTHUR N. STUNZ Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Head of the English Department Old Testament Physical Education and Head and Professor of English Basketball Coach PAUL TAYLOR MARY THUMA KAREL TOPINKA Professor of Physics Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Education German and Russian 163 MARILYN TROXEL PAUL F. TROXEL THOMAS C. VANOSDALL Instructor in Biology Associate Professor of Music Professor of Chemistry HARRY E. WEIDENHAMER Head of Chemistry Department ROBERT L. WENDLING MARJORIE WHITTED MABEL ZEHNER Instructor of Mathematics Associate Professor of English Instructor in Organ 164 LULU L. WOOD Head Librarian RICHARD LEIDY Circulation Librarian FAITH E. GREENE Cataloguer HELEN E. SHIVELY Reference Librarian GEORGINE FISCHER Library Staff 165 Patrons Ashland Bank and Savings Warstler and Egly Bakery, Inc. Charger Lanes Bear’s Jewelry Leibfarth’s Jewelry Kastan’s Jewelry Farmer’s Bank Gerald’s Studio Red Barn Art Printing Company Conway-Lutz Auto Service Barrett’s Office Supply Denbow Funeral Home Apperson’s Greenhouse Boyer Dairy, Inc. McKinley’s Shoe Store Hostettler’s Brethren Publishing Company Acknowledgments Taylor Publishing Company . . . Dallas, Texas Matt McCormick, Taylor Yearbook Regional Manager . . . Columbus, Ohio George Petrovic, Special Photography . .. Ashland, Ohio E Phillip Lersch, Faculty Advisor... Ashland College 167 Charles F. Kettering Science Center Charles Kettering has contributed much to the world and much to Ashland College. Because of his generous contributions of time and money, Ashland College dedicates its new science center to Charles F. Kettering. omer st ee � g BP A Sl. Be. Bin ae Oe 4 BR Be BO oon ry . . ’ : . Y ’ $ ? SO iP pO , ; ; ‘ ted” oe” ee x. MO Be : : a oe ns hl tin ‘ ae atts ee ee an BE bee apa oth ne Ns her ahcte et: Rn! 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