Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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' e 'i II PINE WHISPERS Volume XLIX Daniel James Dotson Editor Ashlzumd C0lleg Q .....e..e . Q if if ' 5 GEM E A G L E S 1966 'N V A if wi I 'nip fp Q ,E we ' ,Q '51 2 ASHLAND STUDENTS i VN . ' 1.5 tv '11 9 , I 'af ,mil Q., M4 z Q ':, A H , A . :fam A -, 1- ' Q . . ,. 1 f r v 1 ' I if . Q rl J Q 'x Q J 4 .-Q .k 5 '- K xv :FLM wigs' v Z N it xi.. Q35 1 , ,-8 M, 9. R1 CHEER TOGETHER 3 Campus Scene 1916 THE YEAR WAS 1916 GROWTH WITH IMPROVEMENT 50 Years Later IN 1966 WE LOOK LIKE THIS Quadrangle Looking West THE ARTS AND RELIGON Chapel of the Darll Memorial Annex, S y -2 U .Iv 'Z ' 'ii P-- . IT Q -.l la Ji 1,59 il - L-IL -- -I if-,.m,' . - X5 I-4 -I . - .. Fd- iI 'i i ' 'Hi . , .gil '1.gfl- I - -IL x I . .F - 1 ' T' ' ff, 'RW' '12 1- '. .' if -'V . V' KEWQ 3 'A 'Wx ' rv e. X - W, - .4 L' '.?b v A ,gr mfg - '- N' f 'Y ' -Q, ' .-1 11. . -5 OE, M --- V .. 4 .' '.'- f vrxwxgg ' - ' I - sa' u E' H - v . , - . . 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Without the guiding hand of Dr. Clayton we are sure that many of the students and graduates would not have had the advantages that were available to them. The two new residence halls, now under construction, are visible proofvofithe expansion necessary to house our rapidly growing student body. Dr. Clayton, we salute you and thank you. . Pine Whispers II 11M-111111 1 xv 1 1.-'W -J -.1-T1--4 -aff -x. -1-.- - 1 Y I 1 1 .111111111'I II I5 1 1' 1 Iii' 1111'Ei-f-fL. i E: 2 , ,,1 ' 11 ' f 1 1 1,111.1I1QI:gI1111-1111-1I1,:5j1.11g1'E-1.1 111 11 -w--' 11111 121 - 11 I I I .. I .I I I I .1 1 v , , 1: E X -I ' 1 T11 ISV 'I 1 I 1 I, 1 IIT! V 5 1 ' 1111 1'111III'1 -I II: . Iwi 11'.1111'1R ,1 511111 11, ' 1 ' 3111. K L, A ..'- -1A. , 1 111 ,1 1111? V1 -'Hifi' : -I ,111 I IQ1-1111 III , :.,, ':I I R. 1 .1 111111. 1.11 1, . 195' , ' 1'-.11-11-1.1 M115 1 VIII ' -11-' Mi'-JI11 11' 1 , 1 1 ..'1111 11I1:,1 P L 1 M V 37 V L 1 1 II, I 1 , , 1 1 . 1 ' 4'211 l'f!M 1 NLE:-'1Kr 'fQ1r551f 11 1 . 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Jfvi- .1-25.-. ,, 21,3 f- I L .:,A,.u4q,l'Q2,,,y,gh,--1' l , ,Juni-,. -- ., v- W, g .-v...J:-I-. 35114 -- :IA '25' nf, . egg 15'-vw fi 4' ' i'..'1, zz: X if fr 1 .-gf' .-3 , I 1-1 - . lil' 'i,f 'f'A 78 JJ Eff! first' .. 'ZH .- ' --AL 4..L.,q.,,f, 5... 5- -af Af, 1 , 441.-.' . ,1-!,' W. .V Lil, 'nimziykr-,, , ' 5- ' 5. . I -'Jw' J ,KL f'5+Iqf .,. V 4, A fr, ' . ww 'W cl W' 1 -4. .Y 4.3-'E J.- 7 if..-.11-L 'sw ,, - . ,ch '51 'if 1- 1: ' .,. u 3-. ' raduation on th ICCI1 June 1 , 196 1 '33 '+ 'Fw ax 'N . 1 ,W , -J '4 Q A ufk A J- 1i1:i1?9t: 5 A .1 , . .I K . 'qvf - J ig Q 'P fr-, f Q. VH, xv? - 'jg' 'E L Q... ,, K! 1 ?.:,w 1? U if JV1 u... -f, gel V .--gg Students Even Relax The growth of Ashland College, although readily apparent physically, does not reveal its intrinsic development. Qualita- tive faculty growth and creative student development do not manifest themselves only in the classroom. Care, concern, and participative responsibility in all activities on the part of each member of the Ashland College family aids in the de- velopment of a m'ore meaningful person. Each new building's groundbreaking brings to light the planner's smile of completion and the twinkling promise in the educator's eye. Each new Ashland College graduate is a living groundbreaking. He represents more than a four year stay in schoolg he represents the completion of an apprentice- ship in growth and development. Mere graduation from college and a diploma is ,Nat a guarantee of a truly educated and creative person, but Ash- land College, through an integrated program of academic and extracurricular activities, is doing its part to S56 Utd! J! ,752 N .. X , ' 'Q-Y QW-1 Q , V an A -s L Wd - 'H ,H if , , -,of-Q Qu' ur .., 1 . - T .x 28 5 Q grin? 4'-'N ' h-4 W -. H .,-F' L , ' 4. ,addr , -'-it '-s .fa .X xx, . .4 mv, : Aw-...iv , 'V - - N , Maxim F, 2 Af 94 Y . W v 9-. ff? ' 3 --E ! 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L61 SOPIIOIYIORR .,...... ....,.. 1 68 JUNIOR ........,... ....... 1 93 SLNIORS ........ ..... 2 17 FACULTY ....... ..... 2 34 PATRGNS ....... ..... 2 55 -'Q -:W '?q:::f... ,, 7. . .Y ' . .1 , . - A Q A 4 Q . - I .4 A t q -F Av ' ' A V Aflf I -5 - --he 1 ,. fi? . V ,. ., 7 ,QLQJ . , V 4 - .- -. w L' , J iii '75 5 'iLf4fl AQa:N1 V . , , ru'- 4 . . ' - J .vm X ' ,Q ,Z .I ,. V, vi vu ,r c ii .Ilia . 15 , , flffif if 'Qs 4 1 lijiif ff Q f fn fig' , Z -f'f'5', W HS' J -6. ihilvl itil, , A- Niwg, 1 V : ,Li ,j fm?-, If 4 , ' .',, ft. -L: L- 1, -- - a ,if ',-' fx- r 'f ff' . 1 ,QAHEQJ jk, 11 gf 1' A. 5 T:?..L by v , . 5 Jqz ' Q fnf . - 'ipl , 'n ' 44' ' , ' ' j .'K'f:' .6 L H' .N . , f- A., -., , If , , -' , L-' ,Q-4: in Y I I 1 JN A -j r-A. y I 4. .L ,., - ' 14' y ll . I IIT Af' . Q K ,5 W' f 1 1 7 .L l ' 1 l '-1' ..-.- 20 - 4 JW ip Jamie Lymper 1965 Queen Groundbreaking for New 1VIen,s and Women7s Dorms Now Under Construction. .lqf .H,,,. r ,ff . . 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He ex- plores vocahulary and excels as a linguist. His tastes rival a gourmet's. His efforts to serve his fellowman touch country, community, and college. During World War ll, eight Navy officers were assigned to SONAR research and development. He was one of four stationed in the Pacific, and is still active in the Naval Reserve. The city of Ashland knows him as a Rotarian, a Mason, and a devout layman. The college sees him daily as Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Physics. Professional societies such as the American College Personnel Association and the Ameri- can Association of Physio Teachers pen his name on their rosters. To praise him is trite, to respect him is understatement. His sense of duty and fair play are badges of esteem. We thrill at having him as one of Ashland's own. We applaud him as a man. w ggfim , ' ,. mM'E'3u.C4 t A N MQW W X: yy gr X9 Ms ,Q ws hifi 0 M Y 76 v L MMM M V gf My VW 1 A ' W my h 1 Wh QBW ' f x ,M M Wm 'MW' w M M Y H H I Www ,wg ,Q wwf? 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Had to take an additional year of post graduate work in high school because not old enough to enter college. Entered Ashland College-1924 Graduated: 1928-BS. Married: Marjorie Louise Copeland May 18 1929 HOBBIES Reading Semantics Gourmet Hunting Ham Radio W8KLJ Operator YA, L xllg I Entered University of Michigan Graduate School: '1930 Graduated: 1931-M.S. Head of Northern High School Science Department Flint, Michigan: 1931-1943 Navy: Active Duty: 1943-1946 Reserve: 1946-1964 Ashland College: Associate Professor of Physics 1946- Dean of Students 1947- 2 44 Q- ' Nt' 1 ' All tt ' -J X'11ifT '4..- it 5 . 1 'I 1 . 5 '3l 1 - 1 J 1 H . Ai f ,il K V fjE 1's,f 1 V 'liyxxx M 3 ix 1 A . , w Q W w , W ll aw' 21 Q 3 V5 w . M J Q EV , f U . ' . , : M ' i X' 1 ,A x I ' ' V 1 v . 31' f l 1' A E 32 SERIES Faculty - Student Lecturers 1965-1966 DR. MURRAY BANKS, Clinical psychologist MR. JOHN CIARDI Poetry Editor of the Saturday Review MR. MERRILL MUELLER, N.B.C. DR. HUSTON SMITH, M.I.T MR. DANIEL SCHORR C.B.S. 'far if REV. ROBERT KRISTENSEN, DR. GEORGE RUTTRICK. DR- FRANK LITFELL, HUUSIOH, Texas Northwestern University r Chicago Theological SCUUUFITY 1 SENATOR JOHN O. PASTORE DR. SAMUEL I. HAYAKAWA San Francisco State College W Awufi , ' 4951? , ' -f- -K ' Tie:-'J' J ' F fi V 1 ' ff, fu- ,-I :I , D ' V 1,1 Q . , SENATOR HUGH SCOTT DR. KIRTLEY MATHER U.S. Senate Geologist DR. MARSHAL SCHULMAN Tufts University DR. ETHEL J. ALPENFELS Anthropology 3 LAWRENCE SPIVAK RAU KHOZ PHAM, Acting Ambassador from Viet Nam MAURICE EVANS, Actor-Producer DIZZY GILLESPIE COUNT BASIE GARY LEWIS N759 AN' x' L w af Lf-m M5 fn -is X :ii 4 Eine ,whispers Staff March 1, 1966, the final deadline, proved to be a day of mixed emotions for the staff of the 1966 Pine Whispers. We did not know whether to be sad or gladg we were just tired. Now that the year hook is finished and printed the editors and staff are plainly proud of their efforts, progress, and production. DANIEL JAMES DOTSON, Editor i M155 CARROLL KATHERINE SPOERI Advi50r Business Mgr. x . LINDA SMITH Seniors Faculty DALE TOWN Auditor ANN WADMAN Layout DICK POORBAUGH Sports Intramurals v . ,... i ANN FASIG Typist Alumnus SKY ISALY Organizations Asst. Editor Pilot SUE COVETT Freshman DONNA HARRIS Soph. 81 Juniors Below: DIANE CLARK Faculty 81 Seniors Not pictured because of sunburn. See page 215 for picture. ROGER STAHL English Consultant 4 I 60Ilegia1f1 Vol. XLIV No. l Ashland, Ohio Seah' ' Bottom Row: Rosmary Chapman, Pat Rudy, Mrs. Elton Whitted,Advisor5 Shari MacKe11ar, Second Row: Barb Lazewski, Charla Fabiano, Bill Porterfield, Mike Nase, Joel Kracker, Editorg A1Os1er. V Q W io: Convwaggx A GW . es, . ni . 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I Success x nd Sacrifice t 1 Qgsxig-f,f,f,f':I!NgR Mzxliuiztigg Maw torm3W ' t WON 3 - MS mug ' ADWSERI BILL PORTERF 5 con . 3 M5 10115 mdyvxdu on M is' ' of 5 - - mes. WH,-QLD an Ong une G mdwtdu acmeve, ack and c K - nn X n Am. XS, Thes 6 HUA - n of br . Sufmoux X .ndQN'Xdua A gain Stu Y x0mBTaLY0 duax5 WAX K ' 002 d'v3 .ue an , de C - .W ' . Put? tlhxs man mimi: machine I it difficllu' rr turn - L0 H Wm. QHSY way 'ch make y mhi9S 3 ' crew 'H hooie me mrff Wm if PM ' V Colle ' c . iaf- Wm' f la ghoie who expefhem' P,-we and gn n ' T9 H' diun ' new 3 , o goose the 'Gum c O CAMPUS CLIPBUARD . By Rosemary Chapman The International Club com- bined with World University Servica KWUSD so both organiza- blems, and prizes are given to the winning ht-am at each meeting. Their AC glasses are 50118 W0l1Ld be m0re effective t-H , 1 d be at Ashland College- In the SLI on Fa ern . Cap . pur- .S. in JOURNAUSM H by Doug Roesemanrz trying to Start a C iGan - .. Ourse titled, Due in th Ffauds and Embezzlement - e recent rash of O' HOW To Get Ahead Without Gettlng Caught-M Sounds like a Planned, and' the editor of this I, winner. D Der wanting something to 3 attract attention, we have de f clded onza great new contest. ,I De0p-le on Campus getting STUDENT UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS The Board of Governors is organized by political subdivisions of the campus to supervise and regulate the operations of the student union. Members are chosen by general election. Faculty advisors are appointed by the faculty committee from the group of names sub- mitted by the student senate. Top: S. Kiplinger, J. Hodge, K. Armand, C. Boyer Bottom: K. Cildenmeister, T. Stark, M. Nase, Mr. Chai. Top Ed Haber, Frosh. Class Pres.g Jim Jorgensen, Frosh Rep.g Bob Strickler, Jr Rep Jack Bailey, Soph. Pres.g Ruth Bray, Sr. Rep.5 Chuck Homer, Soph Rep Larry Mercer, Sr. Pres.: Steve Wojanis, .I r. Pres. Bottom Nancy Dean, Sec.g John Cover, Pres.g Frank Capolupo, V.P.g Ken Mezurek Treas. STUDENT SENATE as? JOHN COVER ROBERT ROLAND GEORGE MARBLE Advisor Adwlsor The Ashland College Student Senate enters into all phases of campus life, promoting the general welfare of the student body. It is responsible for the publication of the student handbook and directory, the 4'Key g for the Monday chapel assemblyg for uplifting the social program through the concert series. Most important, it serves as a voice from the student body to the faculty and ad- ministration of Ashland College. The legislation of this body is highly respected by the administration of the college. 1 Bottom: Susan Whitted, Nancy Vogt, Bonnie Butcheri, Marie Keppel, Janet Hodge, Jerri Koher. T?-fx Larry Mercer, Ed Haber, .lack Bailey, Howard Akin, Frank Capolupo, Larry Walley, Rick Sayers, Homer Bowers, .lack owser. COUNCIL OF CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS The CCO is the coordinating committee for all the organ- izations at Ashland College. Each club has a representative in the council, and matters affecting the various groups are discussed. CLASS OFFICERS Sec. JUNIOR CLASS Top: Paul Beskid, Special Asst.g Jim Wantuck, Treasurer: .Iohn Gilbert, V.P.g Bob Strickler, Senate Rep. Bottom: Jean Hattendorf, Secretaryg Steve Woja- nis, Presidentg Betsie Leiter, Commuter Rep. SENIOR CLASS Top: Larry Mercer, Presidentg Joel Krocker, V.P. g Bottom: Ruth Bray, Rep.g Georgia Guenther, Treasurerg Trudy Steen, Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS Top: Dennis Bussard, V.P.g .Iim Jorgenson, Sen- ate Rep.g Ed Haber, President. Bottom: Elaine Wertz, Treasurerg Suzi Williams, SOPHOMORE CLASS Top: Roger Yoder, Vice Presidentg Charles Homer, Senate Rep.g Candy Carmean, Secre- tary: Jack Bailey, President. 6 1 L I f 1 ALLEN HALL Trudy Becker, Bonnie Butcheri Middle, Carol Miller Bottom Neysa Strayer BAUCHMAN HOUSE T ap: Camille Squillante, Pres. Mid.: Carol McCapon, Sec. Bot.: Brenda Turnley, Trea-Mgr. L ,. . ,LW af- , . Ql T, -' 1, .:. 'J an-fy. , 4 ' f YL. K' 543. if 1 1 'll L A ' gs 1 i fly? I UF' BUDD HOUSE Top: Kathy Samson Mid: Carol Kozma Bot: .loan Lawson BUDD ANNEX L-R: Linda Rohrer Merlyn Chavey Josie Hockman MORRISON HOUSE L-R: Doris Cline Linda Knittle Cindy Cook HAIGHT HOUSE Top: Gloria Johnsto Mid: Cris McBain Bot: Helen Smith GRIFFITH HOUSE L-R: Diane Lindsay, .lan Yarman Adriene Bye. SCHUMAKER HOUSE L-R:-Karon Mounteer, Pres. Pam Krum, Sec. Jane Aumiller, Mgr. Il MYERS HALL fAbovel Top: Anne Caldwell Sue Wedler Peg Gray Jerri Koher CRightl CLAYTON HALL, Ron Dawe Cary Kula Charles Little Rudy Prijatel fAboveJ JACOBS HALL L-R RESIDENCE OFFICERS Top row: Jean Hattendorf, Sherdena Dorsey, Marylou Martin Bottom row: Stevie Smith, Joanna Grubb, FE Jann Hall CNot Shown? Lani Hum, Social Director. Qrgggilm LOWELL LODGE Wg0D1i3zHl?l1iSIZ C IB hm K Wm h,N B op: ut a n, aro Wilma Schultz, Candy Haywood, Sally Bauman aye a gamut amy easore Becky McDowell e in L , ' - 'W ,-A' - nm. x ' ' w 'U 5 I 0 A P Q 1' T 1 f to .-1 1 nh I V. f A C 1f,. I' N L W.S.G.A. , I T f'ii?f.wf2-X Seated-Peggy Gray, Cherryl Plice, Joan Campbell Middle-Officersg Georgia Guenther, and Paula Gorske Standing-Sally Worchester, Gaye Whieldon, Bonnie Butcheri, and Karen Mounteer WOlVIEN,S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Women's Student Government Association administers a representa- tive form of government in an effort to protect and to serve the rights and privileges of all Women students on and off campus. JUDICIAL BOARD The Judicial Board consists of a president and a representative from each dormitory. The purpose of the board is to maintain discipline while working closely with the Women's Student Govern- ment Association. F t from the left: Mary Drake, Bonnie Butcheri, Peg Yost, and Sally Worcester. ron Back from the left: Nancy Womer, Carol Kozma, Karen Jenklns, Jean Hattendorf Wedler. C3 1 and Susan INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL stwfpvf-'-zvsr tw., lillll , A i ...U 5 V.. .x,. -. .... ., ! c-' 1:7 The I.F.C. is the governing body of all the fraternities on campus. lt is also the coordinating group for all com- bined Greek activities, sending envoys to organizations, publications, and the senate. T op Row: Joe Gilniore, Jack Bailey, Dick Crowell, .lim Hartman, Middle Row: T. Schockney, Advisorg Mike Geier, Tim Merritt, .lim Newman. Bottom Row: Bob Strickler, Jack Houscr, Paul Dutot. JACK HOWSER, President PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL BETA PHI BETA: Diane Rutherfoord, Vice Pres. Jane Dolby, Susan Gilbert, Lynn Myers, Past President PI KAPPA PI: Carolyn Freck, Secretary, Anita Zimmerly, Corres. Secretary, Nancy Noah. LAMDA PI OMEGA: Marge Price, Auditor, Joyce Hawley, Linda Sherrill. DELTA ZETA: Nancy Dean, Presiclentg Cheryl Pliceg Sandy Longacre. il' or Bottom Row: N. Lilli, N. Hardesty, A. Walters, C. Thatcher, E. Novak, B Bordbeck, D. Gerber, E. McGinnis. Top Row: R. Phenice, J. Benson, R. Bawer, F. Lucki, W. Miller, J. Wantuck K. Mezurek. The lVlen's Intramural Council is the coordinating group for male athletics. lt provides officials and scorekeepers for all games. The intramural program is voluntary and founded on the principals of active competition between groups within the college. lVIEN'S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL 9 fl mr. I O ,evfpi 1' I ', I 'x Bottom Row: Jane Awwiller, Patty Gurin, Carol Long Sandy Favor, Pam McCover, Mary Lou Sigurdson, Linda Poteet T op Row: Mrs. Shannon, Suzanne Hall, Sue Klenz, Linda Stamler, Sandy Perry, Judy Schneider, Cay Whieldon, Lynne Dvorak, Carol Kozma, Diane Zoeller The W'omen's Intramural Council is responsible for organizing and conducting the women's athletic program. In addition, they provide officials for all the games and intramural activities. WOMENIS INTRAMURAL COUNCIL VARSITY A CLUB Top Row: Gary Walker, Pete Angus, Jim Obenour, Tom King, Ken Mezurek, Tim McKelvey, Jim Prefling, Gary Hackett Rod Cropper Stan Briggs, Herb Carr. Middle Row: Erryl Eyster, .lim Johnson, Andy Brezina, Chris Orth, Lou Bevington, Bill Steadman, Tom Pluto Bob Stnckler Paul Beskid, Ray Depler, Harry Hill, Gary Beal, Lauri Niskanen. Seated : Forest Tate, Dave Uhde, Ron Riggs, Ed Porter, Jerry Dunbar, Bob Esmont, Ray Mitchell, Doug Phillips Tom Kramer Paul Bukky Dave Wirsch. The Varsity HA Club is an organization of the varsity lettermen of Ashland College. The Varsity A Club has a tradition of benefiting the athletes of the college and the students as well. The Club does many things to help our people by giving a scholar- ship of 35200, sponsoring the Homecoming and May Day dances, a 'cVarsity A Tournament, football programs and flowers for the queens. WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bottom Row: Peg Zeis, Gaye Whieldon, Judy Dill, Vice Presidentg Judy Schneider, Marcia Lowe, Sue Whitted, Presidentg Elaine Burke, Lynne Dvorak. Second Row: Bev Smith, Rita Hynniman, Lee Eckard, Teddi Morris, J une Guindon, Tonja Houser, Paula Hiner, Anita Zimmerly, Ernestine Klosinski, Mary Jane Kinney, Carole Long, Loreen King. Third Row: Evelyn Schuss Roberta Grindley, Rosemary Chapman, Margaret Crowe, Marcia Boylan, Ruth Jones, Sports Directorg Sally Worcester, Kay Cross, Sandy Larson, Janet Little, Sandy Perry, Cindy Pugh, Sandy Favor, Sue Nethers. The purpose of the W.A.A. is to promote and maintain interest in sports among college women. Among the sports the WAA supports are field hockey, bowling, basketball, and softball. was YWCA NN all' x. A . ' Bottom Row: D. Turcsanyi, Publicity Chairmang D. Dickerson, Treasurerg S. Jewell, Connie Pash, President. Second Row: C. Hopkins, M. Kerr, S. Hamilton, M. Wise, J. Slater, Third Row: J. Baldner, E., Davidson, T. Becker, B. Moter, K. Jenkins. The YWCA is organized to provide religious and social activities for Ashland College Girls. Yearly, the club sponsors the Big-little Sister project, Thanksgiving service and Christmas basket. The organization is also affiliated with the National YWCA. CIRCLE K 1? Q Q-P '+- ' ' Bottom Row: Duane Singer, Phil Bush, Rex Skelton, President, Bill Ackerman, Treasurer, Tim Morganstern, Secretary, Mr. Wendling, Advisor Second Row: Dave Uhde, Randy Leepcr, Jim Stalder, Doug Koop, .lim Jorgenson. Third Row: Bill Dorsey, Larry Bell, Ray Mitchell, George Duplay, Larry Buzzard, Bill Chandler. F ouith Row: Tucker Self, Gary Fell, Ed Donnelly, Roger Yoder, Vice Presidentg John McKennan, Ron Woodburn. Fifth Row: Hugh Lewis, Tom Warner, Ed Shapiro, Dwight Powers, Allen Baer, Carl Robbins. The Circle K is a service organization sponsored by the Ashland Kiwanis Club. The club provides ushers for college functions, holds a Christmas party for under- privileged children and produces an all-campus talent show. WI-IO7S WHO Bottom Row: Georgia Guenther, Lynn Myers, DeeAnn Benshoff, Bonnie Shrimplin, Pattie Johnson, Paula Gorske, JerriLynn Sams, Phyllis Berkshire Diane Smith. Second Row: Dave Crumrine, Gilbert Ray, Nelson Hardesty, John Cover, Randy Leeper, John Rhoads, Larry Mercer, Joel Krocker, Gary Moose Jim Colwell. Not Pictured: Jerry Dunbar and Robert Esmont The Ashland Chapter is part of the National Honorary Organ- ization. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, activities, character, and community service. STUDENT NEA Bottom Row: Officers-Karen Jenkins, Jerry Koher, Tonya Houser. Second Row: Carol Shuck, Pat Gindlesberger, Nelda Dent, Carolyn Frech, Marie Kepple, Betsey Eisel, Jane Miller, Leslie Callihan Third Row: Mary Ann Menchhoffer, Mary Drohe, Caroline Kaufman, Margaret Maxwell, Jean Mosher, Janet Hostestler, Gwendolyn Gwin, Paula Finley, Pam McCover, Becky Moyer, Paula Hiner, Elaine Burke. Fourth Row: Sharon Carlson, Margaret Coho, Prudence Bauer, Gayle McMecker, Sheila Jewell, Laurel Wilson, Mary Ann Walker, Carol Long, Diane Morris. Fifth Row: June Scott, Diane Lacy, Jo Ann Bantz, Bonita Bucklew, Sue Thompson, Arnoldine Lawson, Mary Maxwell, .lan Slater, Pauline Williams, Karen Swanson, Peggy Price, ,lane Baldner. Sixth Row: Deloris Williams, Linda Stevens, Lynn Pavell, Carol Wilson, Helen Riehl, George Slaughter, Trudy Steen, Doris Dickerson, Ellen Davidson, Sandy Bowen. The Student National Education Association of Ashland College is organized to bring future teachers into close relationship with the state and national association, to extend the spirit of professional unity and purpose, to develop leadership in education and to secure increased public support and interest in education. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Bottom Row: Ty Tinsley, Publicity Chairmang Steven Cody, Larry Shafer, Sue Cochnauer, Virginia Voigtsberger, John Gilbert, President Katy Gonzalez-del-Valle. Second Row: Pat McFate, Carol Bucher, Social Chairman. Third Row: Rosemary Chapman, Sue Wood. Fourth Row' Anita Yoder, Jean Robertson. The International Club is concerned with gaining a broad under- standing of people from foreign countries by direct contact with A.C.'s many exchange students. SOCIOLOGY CLUB The newly founded Sociology Club promotes interest in the diversified field of sociology. The members have planned many lectures, trips and get-togethers. Connie Berry, Secretaryg Norma McMullen, Presidentg Rachel Lorentz, Vice President Bottom Row: Eric Stanton, Presidentg Diane Turcsanyi Second Row: Rita Slabaugh, Secretary-Treasurerg Marjorie Schuck, Vice President. Third Row: Jo Shepherd, Judi Leslie. LOGOPEDICS GUILD The Logopedic Guild is a small group who are interested in public speaking and debating. By listening to speakers and participating in vigorous discussions, they further their interests. Back Row: Tom McCasky, Don Eckleharger, ,Mary Newill, Rita Hylman, Becky Moyer, John Gilbert, Miss Jenkins, Keith Legg, Vera Topinka, Dan Deever Second Row: Ann Caldwell, Joanne Jett, Rick Sayers, Joyce Williams, Ruth Bray, Sandy Perry. First Row: Mary Jane Frances, Susan Wood, Linda Ensley, Laura Walker, Susie Topper, Dennis Kannon, Sharon Harvey, Linda McCall, Diane Erdos. 1 FOGTLIGHTERS P 9 J .--4 66 i' 1 -f f ' i- ' W Bottom Row: Josie Hockman, Sue Covert, Katie Carleton, Judy Wixon, Ralph Boyer, Barb Marshall, Bonnie Butcheri. Second Row: Ted Boynton, Jeff Kelley, Suzi Elderkin, Lane Boughton, Tony Magistro, Pete Jagoda, Glenn Zimmer. Third Row: Kathy Berry, Mike Geier, Tom Cratta, Glen Darling, Ron Dawe, Sara Robbins, Bob Higgins. Fourth Row: Jane Awwiller, Sue Chamberlian, Debbie Dodds, Helen Smith, Diana Ludewig, Holly Harmon, Sue Wood. Fifth Row: Bunny Atkinson, Janice Bouee, Anne Saxer, Stu Goodwin, Kathy Hrivnak, Linda Poteet. DOUG ISALY President WE SKI Q3 SKI CLUB HANK GEARY Vice President HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB PN Top Row: Bill Steadman, Tom Pluto, Gay Whieldon, Tom Repp, Ed Taylor Bottom Row: Paula Hiner, Sue Hamilton, Bonita Troxel, Ruth Jones, Linda Andrejcik. This newly-formed organization concentrates on education through physical fitness andsound health. PATH FINDERS CLUB Bottom Row: Loyd Clark, Larry Shafer, John Fen-ante, Vice Presidentg Dave Gildenmeister, Cary Quine, President Second Row: Cheryll Shauck, Jerry Koher, Secretary-Treasurer. Third Row: Ann Hathaway, Judy Cervinski. Fourth Row: George Slaughter, Sandy Bowen. The Pathfinders present a broader outlook on biological sciences for interested biology majors and minors. CHEMISTRY CLUB Bottom Row: Dave Crumrine, Cenay Hess, Gerald Spring, Loyd Clark, President. Top Row: Dr. A. W. Scholl, Prof. of Chemistryg Dr. R. D. Krierfs, Associate Prof. of Chemistry This group strives to further their interest in the world of chemistry. Throughout the year various lecturers were heard. MATH CLUB The Math Club promotes a fuller understanding of mathematics through lectures, discussions and problem solving. Bottom Row: Genay Hess, Cheryl Plice, Treasurerg Doug Cellars, Vice-Presidentg Janet Hodge, Presidentg Phil Bush, Becky Baker. Second Row: Miss Carpenter, Advisorg Duane Singer, Leslie Tacey, Larry Brown, Mary Maxwell, Mr. Wendling, Advisor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bottom Row Cindy Cook, Joyce Schmalz, Sue Wedler, Stephanie Smith, Joanna Grubb. Second Row Mrs. Bogniard, Nancy Vogt, Maria Piazze, Kate Goff, Sharon Harvey, Mrs. Graham, Beth Stark Third Row Vilma Turcsanyi, Joyce Brothers, Aundra Sciger, Gerry Dowman, Nancy Dennis, Malmda Shlck Nancy Jester. Fourth Row Pat Rudy, Martha Pontius, Pat Lawrence, Carol Heimrick, Sherry Cano, Pat Stone, Meg Powell Sharon Klplinger. The Home Economics Club has had various activities which benefit the college and the Ashland community. The club sponsors a boy from the welfare department thereby giving him experience by attending the college nursery school. The club's meetings cover all Walks of life, from emphasis on the spiritual aspect of human relations to community affairs. The members sponsor a career day for all the girls in the surrounding high schools who are interested in Home Economics. Standing: Polly Diestler, Ruth Homuth, Larry Walley, John Fuller, Larry Gerson. Seated: Martha Wise, Lois Fuller, Nancy Beasore. ASHLAND COLLEGE BUSINESS CLUB The Ashland College Business Club through its educational, social, and guidance programs establish a well-rounded business student. Each year the program includes such activities as participation in the events surrounding the Homecoming, prominent lecturers from industry, and open discussion with attending faculty members. 72 - Doug fFlashD Ramsey Pete Bilan Publicity The A. C. Photo is a campus service organ- ization responsible for photographs for pub- licity and student publications. Nearly 9572, of the photographs in this yearbook were produced by A. C. Photo. MENS GOSPEL TEAM The lVIen's Gospel Team is formed for all men interested in Christian service and the spread of Christianity. They participate in special church services throughout the state. Bottom Raw: Gerald Barr, Larry Ross, Presidentg Rex McConahay. Second Row: Dave Albright Dave Cooksey, Paul Volkmann, Fred Finks, Cliff Stewart. WOMENS GOSPEL TEAM L. M, 1 A U 'V' Bottom Row: Joyce Amstutz, Suzanne Hall, Nancy Kepler, Sharon Eversole, Kathy Miller, Nancy Daunlt, Carol Long, Rita Slabaugh Karen Dillon, Barbara Ringer. Second Raw: Joan Woodworth, Karen Jenkins, Secretaryg Lois Fuller, Lynn Parker, Trudy Steen, DeAnn Benshoff, Jan Cox, Marie Keppel President, Penny Steen, Diane Gardner, Sheila Jewell, Mary Ann Walker, Laura Walker, Janice Robinson, Becky Baker. The Women's Gospel Team offers Ashland College women training in Christian leadership and spiritual enrichment. The team participates in various church services. 7 ASHLAND COLLE gu- Q9 wry Bottom Row: Joyce Justice, Tonya Hauser, Phyllis Berkshire, Rita Slubaugh, Diane Gardner, .lan Robinson, Marie Clouser, Jean Gooding Trudy Steen, Joann Woodworth, Karen Dillon. Second Row: .lo Lowe, Judy Kaufman, Jackie Gleditsch, Nancy Dewalt, Patti Johnson, Hanna Rittenhouse, Marie Keppel, Dinah Czotter, Rut Bray, Jan Thompson, .lan Cox, DeeAnn Benshoff, Mary Ellen Waters. IAPEL CHOIR 1 4 f' ,.. c-v 95 Row: Homer Bowers, Bob Kaufman, David Crumrine. John Carmean, Bob Ihrig, Jerry Dunlap, John Gilbert, Nelson Roberts, Bob Lewis, Terry Bowers, Mr. Rogers. rth Row: Jim Benshoff, Ron Davis, Larry Heath, Jim Wilkes, Ron Woodburn, Hugh Lewis, Earl Miller, Forrest Conrad, Dave Grimm, Mike Drushal, Cliff Greene. MUSICAGLIA Bottom Row: Joyce Eichhorn, Bonnie Koch, Lynn Pavell, Karen Swanson, Linda Stevens, Judy Kaufman-Vice President Second Row: Linda Savage, Virginia Coulter, Margaret Crowe-Secretary, Becky Noble-Treasurer. Third Row: Louise Beegle, Karen Shank, Sue Thompson, Diane Gardner, Mary Maxwell, Marie Keppel, Brenda Stotler Hannah Rittenhouse Marie Clouser, Donna Koch. Fourth Row: Howard Whitmore, Harvey Ashton, Marylou Benes, Dan Bibel, Patricia Persinger, Mike Hurlow, Jorgi Brown Don Hatt Cheri Johnson Charles Humm, Paul Keller, Homer Bowers-President. During the year Musicaglia kept active with its many activities. Two meetings were held each month, a business and a program meeting. Guest speakers spoke on the program nights. At Thanks- giving and Christmas, they sold fruit cakes for a money-making project. Musicaglia members attended a concert in Cleveland and held a Spring Banquet with the money earned. As a benefit to the school, the Musicaglia Club held receptions for the artists of the Artist-Lecture Series after their performances. Bottom Row: Homer Bowers, Cliff Greene, Mike Drushal, Forrest Conrad. Second Row: Hugh Lewis, Larry Heath, Dave Crumrine, Bob lhrig. Accompanist: Mary Ellen Waters The Ivy Leaguers are a group of male vocalists. Their excellent sounds are heard at concens throughout the college year. Among their repertoire are selections from ballads, folksongs and popular music. IVY LEAGUERS MAJORETTES 'fb :wk 1 fl, Top: Bev Noe, Tina Mayhew Middle Joanne Dickason, Mary Lou Rodocker Bottom: Marcia Lowe, Cathy McVey Football parade JOHN GILBERT Drum Major ' J f J Q 0 o+v+o+c o+o+v+'+'+'n ++++ +++++ +++++ K ++++ +4-+++ +++++++ at an :fb+43'+t 3I+ '+ '+ '+ '-ng ga- '+ '+ '+ '+ '-ug 5- '+ '+ '+ ' ,gm 1+ + -er-++++t. :+sf.+.. '.'l'.+.'l'.+.+.- '.+.+.+.+.+.- .-l'.+.+.+.+. S-I Insule Czrcle Woody Ashton Loulse May Beegle Donna Koch Blrney Walker Paul Keller Carol Wllson Helen Rlehl Nancy McCoy Howard Whltmore Kay Dawley Bonnie Koch Becky Noble Second Czrcle Jorja Brown Brenda Stotler Betsy Elsel Jamce Howard Marllou Benes Sue Thompson Charles Humm Kenneth Lalrd Vxce Presxdent Davld Crumrme Tlnrd Czrcle Rachel Lorentz Kate Goff Carol Helmrlch Ruth Snodgrass Eunlce Donges Secretary Fourth Czrcle Mar1e Keppel Mary Maxwell Rlta Slabaugh Bottom Strazght Chen Johnson Lynne Hugert Forest LConrad Jr Lmda Stevens Judy Kaufman Vxce Presldent D M N Z 1 ave ayer ancy a ar Top Strazght Txm Dxckerson Sharon Edelblute Mar1e Clouser Bob Jones Kay Cross Sharon Ebersole Mark Zxmmerman Danlel Babel Vxrgmla Coulter Jam Thomas Nancy Jackson Larry Karth Basses Rex McConahy Roger Morton Robert Day Donald Halt Not Pzctured Mlke Hurlow Manager Rebecca Wentzel Rlchard Page LmetSqu1re Bob lhrlg Presldent Gayle Futrall Nancy MacFarland 82 Phrl Beekley Lee Kennedy Pat Kelley CONCERT BAND I+? '+ '-F 4. . + + + '+ '+ '+ '+ '+ 4- '+ '+ '+ '+ '+ gn- '+ '+ '+ '+ -lg MARCHING BAND PAUL TROXEL Director The Flying Eagle Band is a highlight to all home and away athletic contests. Through long hours of practice, the fifty-member group has shown that it can perform intricate marching drills with precision. THE GREEKS An integral part of college life is the Greek system. Recognized on this campus not as an end, but the means to an end, the sororities and fraternities provide- Organization Self-government Responsibility Social participation Service -a sense of belonging in this home away from home. It is fitting that as the growth of Ashland College receives national recog- nition, her Greeks are seeking the same. 1 I ww' ww v I w w w ry . I ...Tl :H yr M Eillllpxlg' , 1' JN rl -1. I I I 5 fx , u ,. ,' ' ax' 1 L. M J' jj wx M11Q:-'-1 f,, ,. !'t'!r,J.. ' TIHV Jff-mc' 1 -V V 'F rw:-1 M fax ' ' -. 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Row 6: Carol Prentice, Diane Rutherfoord, Jill Stahly, Sally Staudt, Bev St. John, Karen Widlitz. BCDB A SISTER IS A PERSON- Who will help you in the hour of sicknessg who will lend you a dollar Without deducting the interestg who will help you up the hill when you are sliding downg who will defend you in the hours when others speak evil of youg who will believe in you until you admit your guilty who will say behind your hack what She says to your faceg who will shake hands wherever she meets you, even though patchesg and who will do all these things without expecting any return. U , w H wt you wear DELTA ZETA T. Becker K. Brown B. Butcheri J. Campbell J. Casner N. Dean L. Ensley I. Guindon J. Harmon J. Hattendorf C. Hopkins L. James R. J ones K. Kinter L. Kifer C. Kolleda S. Knight B. Leiter J. Little . S. Longacre J. Lowe S. Manco M. Martin C. Miller D. Morris M. Naughton C. Plice R. Price S. Rockenfelder J. Thompson N. Vogt P. Welch G. Whieldon S. Whitted S. Worcester P. Yost AZ 'Q-.- CHERYL KOLLEDA Homecoming Runner-up Delta Zeta Sorority was founded October 24, 1902, at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Theta Psi Chapter at Ashland College began when Delta Zeta Chi local sorority became a national pledge colony of Delta Zeta on June 2, 1965. This group was installed as an active chapter on November 20, l965, bringing Ashland College its first national Greek organization. l KAPPA SIGMA 'af V . jx? - i 1 fl iw ',1. vs ,, l, W ani National Kappa Sigma now has a chapter on the A. C. campus, Theta Nu, fformerly local Phi Beta Gammaj Originally, this organization was founded on the belief that it is better for men to govern themselves than to be governed from an outside source. Nufs members strive to promote a spirit of cooperation, interest, and unity, among A. C. students, by providing scholastic, social, athletic, and cultural, fraternal environment. Activities of Kappa Sigma's include the Ventures in concert and an annual Girl's Olympic game. KZ wid?- Wr- Bottom Row: M. Geier, T. Gledhill, D. Friar, T. Kennedy, B. Burdick, Roddy Widmoyer. Second Row: B. Beckett, P. Martin, B. Steel, G. Heitzenroder, L. Oliver, J. Stzul, D. Ramsey. Third Row: S. J. Gilmore, P. Schmandt, R. Poorhaugh, D. Greene, D. Miller, W. Summers, J. Howser, J. Scott, S. Goodwin. Fourth Row: J. Carmean, I. Gent, R. Schondel, D. Dolan, C. Thatcher, T. Williams, H. Cunningham. 4-v 1 .,, N .- 'Q I PULAR BEAR cl-sewing tobacco Prize Winning jo and YO.y0 PHI DELTA SIGMA Bottom Row: Dick Crowell, Secretaryg Ron Willis, Presidentg Jim Hartman, Vice President, Sandy Hartman, Treasurer. Second Row: Bill Kaderly, Joe Mumper, Bruce Talbot, Joe Eberly, Gary Urcheck, Pete Richards, Sam Lerro, Terry Adsit, Joe Bibb, Terry Caterly, Marv Lubinsky. Third Row: Andy Brezina, Doug Roesmann, John Winder, Jim Caito, Tim Powers, Lew Graham, Bob Simses, Rich Weil, Lew Bevington, Dave Hahn. Fourth Row: John Adams, Thad Trautwein, Frank Lucki, Chuck Lindecamp, Mike Myers, .Iim Stewart, Chuck Homer, Al Bowman, Doug Gibbons, Jack Bailey. 92 GDAE Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity of Ashland College was chartered in the spring of 19641, as a Greek organization believing in high scholarship, strong character, loyalty to the college, and the development of a bond of Greek friendship during and after a young man's college career. - The Brothers of Phi Delta Sigma feel that their fraternity develops a well-rounded personality, increases an individual's social poise, provides a business-like attitude that is invaluable for the future, and enhances the strongest of friendships. Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity is now in the final steps of securing National membership with the Fraternity of Phi Delta Theta. The Phi Delts.were responsible for the student ushers during Parent's Day and Homecoming weekends: -First Prize Golden Division , Homecoming Float. -First place in American Red Cross Blood Drive -First in Academics among Fraternities. - A Division champions-Volleyball -Distribution of Xmas baskets for the needy The Fraternity also has sponsored an all Campus and Community Clean- up day and the Ashland College track team during all home meets. LAMBDA PI OMEGA HFC? Callihan J. Cervinski Fumrall J. Hawley Perkins M- Pfice Savage B. Stlltlel' N. Dent C. Jacot P: Persinger L. Sherrill B. Eisel L. McQuate H. Rittenhouse Informal AFIQ Lambda Pi Omega was founded by a group of girls as a service sorority and an organization to bring these girls in closer fellowship with one another. The excite- ment of rush, a dance, homecoming preparations, teas, and Christmas carolling have made an exciting first year. Lambda Pi Omega is now looking forward to a new year, to establish itself more deeply in service to the college and community, and to grow closer in sisterhood. Formal PI KAPPA PI M. Acker VN. Arch R. Bray N. Brown L. Frazer C. French C. Carn C. Hawk T. Houser N. Huth N. Noah K. Patterson M. Rodocker J. Sams J. Swartzalder C. Triplett S. Wedler A. Zimmerly r,,.,.J 1 l MISS VIRGINIA JENKINS MRS. JAMES PREFLINC Faculty Advisor Student Advisor I'lKI'I Pi Kappa Pi is a social sorority ior ure girls with high ideals, morals and scholastic ability. This organization will uphold the traditions of Ashland College and unite the girls in a bond of sisterhood. As sisters, these girls will work together to become a unit which will be of benefit to the college and to the community. As a campus organization it will cooperate with the administration and the faculty in advancing scholarly interests, in promoting higher standards of social conduct, and in encouraging campus activities. w ,tm .aa . - A TALLIE KOEHI. t 1 - 1 I. V V r -fx V Local Advisor v 1 ,G 1-- H 417 .- --,diff , .Ja ' .9 , -A 'li ' ,,: fir Q. ' .f ' as .- 3 , A WINTER PLEDGE CLASS 't 1966 Pat O'Hale, President Nancy Keffer Marg Kerr ,loan Walker PHI KAPPA PSI , f --..,,.4 - ' V , ,V V , Bottom Row: J. Stauffer, Vice-President, C. Jenkins, T. Migge, -B. Strine, G. Wiepking. Second Row: K. Marley, H. Fleming, K. James, Treasurer: M. Mazurek, F. Gamble. Third Row: C. Walley, R. Meese, G. Landis, Presidentg DD. Click, J. Dunlap. Fourth Row: M. Vanni, G. Baerenklau, F. Visci, B. F antz, R. Power, B. Conaway, Secretary. Fifth Row: D. Bright, G. Kula, K. Evans, B. MacKellar, R. Thauvette, P. Dutot. Not Pictured: Larry Heath Pledges Not Pictured: Steve Ellis, Rich Moore, Ken Oberlin, Cliff Stewart, Allen Vild, David Stecker, Jon Brunner, Peter Jagoda, Joe Woodruff, Bill Sanford, Judd Stroud, Doug Phillips, Mickey Vunderink, Randy Kemp, George Duplay, John Fuller, Tom Conway, John Wells, Dan Yoakim, Jim Miller .lack Dunn, Randy Smith, John Ferrante, Dick Erwin, Skip McKee, Charlie Little. 98 CPKII' The formation of American college fraternities was brought about because their founders felt and realized the value of the association of men of like ideals. Fra- ternities supplement classroom instruction with social experience and prepare their members to take their places in the world of well-rounded men. The well organ- ized and properly operated college fraternity can, and should, do more for its un- dergraduate members than the college of which it is a part. All the college can do is afford the student an opportunity to acquire a certain amount of knowledge. The fraternity can go a long way in teaching him how to use that knowledge. The brothers of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity feel that their fraternity develops per- sonality, promotes mutual understanding, furnishes a college home, encourages scholarship, increases social poise, provides business training and enhances loyalty. The brothers of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity feel that they have had an excellent social program during the past year. Included in this program was a pajama party at the beginning of the year which turned out to be very interesting, the annual Heaven and Hell Party, a 'cGrundy Party and numerous other social activities in the commu- nity. In the community the brothers went together with the sisters of Delta Zeta in making Thanksgiving Baskets for the needy people of Ashland. The brothers marched for the Heart Fund on Heart Sunday with tremendous success. Installa- tion into Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity took place on April 16. Brothers of Phi Kappa Psi SIGMA NU Bottom Row: Clayton Woodruff, House Managerg Ed Dolinar, Secretary: John Ford,Lt. Commander: Cary Hannon, Joe Palagyi, sentinel: Ron Shepherd, Intramural Chairman: Earl Simendinger, Historian. Second Row: Dan West, Tim Faulkner, Boh Strickler, Jim Wantuck, John Pratt, Jim Lower, Jay Rudnik, Gary Manning, Paul Beskid, Keith Padgett, Tom Gorman, Bill Rittberger. Third Row: Don Wallick, Nelson Hardesty, Larry Seidner, John Fediaczko, Bob Natherson, Ron Dawe, Sid Mitchell, Jim Sidle, John Gilbert, Bob McChesney, Ed Taylor. Fourth Row: Jim Newman, Dwight Campbell, Frank Capolupo, Stan Zurowski, Steve Wojanis, John Essler, Steve Kegarise, Joe Myers, Tim Merritt, Wes Collins. To believe in the Life of Loveg to walk in the Way of Honor, to serve in the Light of Truth. This is our fraternity, this is Sigma Nu . ,It is toward these goals that the men of Alpha Sigma Nu Colony of Sigma Nu fraternity strive. Our fraternity seeks to enhance our hrothers' college careers scholastically, socially, and spiritually by developing friendships which will last a lifetime. Founded upon the strength of a rock, Sigma Nu represents the very highest goals men can hope to attain. I This year has seen Alpha Sigma Nu achieve colony status with Sigma Nu National Fra- ternity. Some of our activities have included the writing and direction of the May Day pag- eantg intramural sports, bringing '6Old Alien, the Case Eagle, to Ashland College, continued academic improvementg support of all Eagle athletic events throughout the yearg and plan- ning and carrying out of the colonization ceremonies with Sigma Nu. O ZN ur Indoctrination as a Colony of Sigma Nu Commander Akin commits the men to Sigma Nu EDUCATION HONORARY PHI KAPPA PI ,lka- Phi Kappa Pi is an education honorary for students who have shown leadership and scholastic achievement. It is part of the National Education Honorary and throughout the year the members participate in stimulating discussions and hear outstanding lectures delivered by leaders in education. W IO4 'Q 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL - - -- J-V- --. . 'W F1 f --f ,. ,. . r v, - V ,-4.L.- --N . - n'iC ' zum. -1 41: f Y rss ,ss - v ff.-res. f ' - JV - 7 M , V , , -. 'I 'v f 'fan s A 5 - - Y ' '. it 'V h - wwf- -, - , -r -- V V T1 - W- r - - ' ' IA- ' -'fi -I A Y - t H , fi :nf . g 'L f ' nf LL f , -. ut -12:-Q L aff!-gnu ' Y: f . iv' -A . ,.,,,..-n-sm.: , , ..-- Jrf aE, ' -- fs-psf qgf . :--1,,'-- 593:- A' D . , , ' I H3 W W ' Y n-V v -,,,,-, Y ,,.,- -....,,-,Y W. -.-.H i P- A- - A v--- ---Y - - H--f---- -1- --im f------., .... ' +...,... ' ' Y ' 3. ,A- Row 1: ,lim Colwell, C.C., Bob Esmont, Bill Seder, Jeff Payton, Frank Hosay, Ron Riggs, Jim Johnson, Gary Moose, Tom Yody, Al Fields, Morris Gullion, Cary Hackett, Rod Cropper. Row 2: Mike Norman, Lauri Niskanen, Jim Phipps, Larry Kerr, Tom Gorman, Jim Barry, Lew Bevington, Gary Beal, Jerry Ruyan, Bob Herpy, Joe Palagyi, Cliff Watson, Gary Copus. Row 3: Ralph Davison, Jim Krueger, Tom Willbond, Larry Hunter, Don Graham, Mark Camp, Ray Rounds, Dennis Gates, Ken Mezurel-r, Jim Stauffer, Larry Heath, Lou Stevenson, Jerry Weyer, Mike Healy. Row 4: Tom Koehler, Craig McPherson, Mick Morris, John Ridenour, Bill Nowacki, Larry Doctor, Ron Lab, Pete Wyckoff, Dennis Boyer, Ron Graham, Ed Dolinar, Tr, Tim Faukner, Tr. Row 5: Head Mgr. Jim Prefling, Mgr. Kris Orth, Student Coach, Paul Hamilton, Student Coach, Ron Lucas, Coach, Don Malone, Coach, John Valentine, Coach, Bill Musselman, Coach, Chris Ford, Head Coach, Fred Martinelli. i 'l! MANACER51 MID-OHIO CHAMPS 7 EQSSLFE' SCORES Jim Pre-fling Ashland 31 Wooster 13 Ashland 7 Heidelberg 7 Ashland 16 Defiance 12 Ashland 3 Bluffton 0 Ashland 4-7 Wilmington 12 Ashland 9 Ohio-Northern 7 Ashland 14 Capital 19 Ashland 21 Northwood 18 Ashland 14 Marietta O SEASON RECORD: WON 7 LOST1 TIED 1 Coaches l - -rv -f-fm - 4 Y- -11 -,,v,.,,-..,-,.a..-, P- .- , . . . ., , 7 .7,, -1 ., ,, L . . .. .J Tri-Captains fi' 'Q ,, . L -- M -4,11 o o g,,,i,-M .M sim , ,,,.-5. ---- 5 I jffi .7 -V , ,. : S . . :M . dj v yf , ,ogg .fl hff-fy- 1' A I Row 1: B. Musselman, D. Malone I Row 2: F. Martinelli, C. Ford, R. Lucas, J. Valentine , ,, i nitial' 'ET' KW FRESHMEN Morris Gullion, J im Colwell, Gary Moose uvfvf if , '!'1 -.4 Q 11 ---I n 1141531 ...., Gu ion ' FOOTBALL ACTION!! SENIORS First Row: C. Hackett, B. Esmont. J. Colwell, R. Cropper. Second Row: M. Gullion, G. Moose, R. Riggs, T. Yody. .-- W .....,. , , Q. It's Good! QXL 5 'Dag' r. -Tm -.N Left to Right: Dave Caroll, George Duplay, Jeff Payton, Steve Christian, Lee Sims, Bill Sedar, Gil Ray, Cliff Prindle, Terry Reed, Tim Stark, Bob Brouse, Rick Thompson. BASKETBALL Season: Won 10 Season: Lost 10 IO8 1965-66 Record Ashland 4-7 Youngstown Ashland '72 Cedarville Ashland 48 B. Wallace Ashland 69 Malone Ashland 50 Wittenberg Ashland 62 U. of Delaware Ashland 57 Wooster Ashland 66 Wilmington Ashland 65 Defiance Ashland 58 Bluffton Ashland 55 Mount Union Ashland 66 Ohio Northern Ashland 70 Malone Ashland 71 Wilmington Ashland 59 Bluffton Ashland 55 Cedarville Ashland 63 Defiance Ashland 63 Ohio Northern Ashland 81 Walsh Ashland 116 Cleveland State ,X Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders :J- MH J .15 F' BX PJ ..... 1965 SPRING TRACK AND FIELD Bottom Row: K. Henry, B. Esmont, E. Knittle, R. Moore, L. Beveridge, H. Hill, J. Adams. Second Row: D. Dickson, T. Gorman, J. Newmen, B. Talbott, J. Obenouer, B. Bailey, L. Veil, T. Tinsley. Third Row: E. Green, L. Kerr, L. Niskanen, T. King, D. Abel, L. Ross, J. Colwell, J. Cover, D. Uhde. Fourth Row: R. Thauvette, J. Yatchso, J. Colwell, L. Ridenour, L. Stevenson, J. Krocker, P. Angus, F. Conrad. im MID-O1-IIO CONFERENCE CHAMPS Ashland 116W Wilmington Ashland 4-8 Mt. Union 88 Ashland 78 Otterbein 97 Ashland 78 Defiance 20 ,Ashland 78 Heidelberg 16 Ashland 138 Walace 15 Ashland 53 Marrettia 36 IIO WRESTLING RECORD Ashland 15 Kenyon 19 Ashland 191 Mount Union 19 Ashland 35 Defiance 12 Ashland 24 Bluffton 10 Ashland 16 Heidelberg 16 Ashland 10 Kent State Frosh 37 Ashland 11 Mt. Union 17 Ashland 19 Akron 9 Ashland 29 Findlay 25 WON 4, LOST 411, TIED 1 WRESTLING - 1966 Bottom Row: Gary King, Jerry Weitzel, Doug Cellar, Steve Doerrer, Dale Campbell. Second Row: Tom Koehler, Tony Magistro, Dave Watson, Paul Bukky, Larry Beam, Dana Stewart Thzrd Row: Coach Ford, Dan Farland, Bob Strickler, Bill Pahl, Dave Wirsch, Tom Apple, Ed Haber Manager BASEBALL - 1965 .ur 1: A 'f ' 'g , .1 1 V I . ' ' x .Y fr , ' y ..V,, U t ,Ml Q 'Luk L . L .z.xfi'M:... bf L f.. f. J J. x ' Bottom Row: C. Rowland, P. Beskid, B. Herpy, D. Singer, T. Pluto, J. Lower, J. Dunbar, B. Steadman Second Row: J. Myers, G. Moose, H. Carr, J. Rhoads, T. Hunt, T. Adsit, B. Dosler, S. Lingle WON 14 LOST 6 WON 12, LOST 3 2nd in District 22 of the N.A.I.A. 2nd in Mid-Ohio Conference GOLF - 1965 I S. Mitchell, R. Herrick, T. Sargent, J. Ford, R. Shephard Bottom Raw: B. Natherson, M. Frost, R. Moore, J. Landis Top Row: R. Yoder, T. Stark, J. Stringer, T. Hurley TENNIS 1965 SEASON: WON 4 LOST 5 Ashland 9 Malone 0 Ashland 8 Cedarville 1 Ashland 7 Defiance 2 Ashland 9 Malone 0 Ashland 1 Youngstown 9 Ashland 4 Mt. Union 5 Ashland 4 Bluffton 5 Ashland 3 Wilmington 6 Ashland 4 Bluffton 5 MID-OHIO TOURNAMENT ' 2nd place Rich Moore-Number 2, Men Singles Champion Rich Weil-Number 5, Men Singles Champion ,tl-Q -J'-'LT' 9 o r ' Qt., Bottom Row: D. Dickson, D. Love, M. Burnett, Fang, D. Buzzard, R. Moore, H. Hill P. Angus Second Row: B. King, B. Bruckart, J. Obenour, A. Brezina, F. Conrad. CROSS COUNTRY 81 F ANG Ashland 52 O.V.T.C. 58 Ashland 15 Malone 40 Ashland 52 CS. 23 Ashland 4-9 Wooster 59 Ashland ll-9 Otters 23 Ashland 32 C.S. 25 Ashland 25 O.H. 30 Ashland 417 Gannon 20 Ashland 47 Niagra 107 Ashland 11-7 R.I.T. 75 Ashland 16 Malone 39 Ashland 32 Toledo 25 INTRAMURAL SPORTS Through the outstanding growth of Ashland College over the past two years, intramural sports have become one of the largest outlets for student excess energy. The quick pace and pressures created by the desire to gain a college education create a need for a release. This is found by many students at A.C. through varsity competition, however, for many others it is accomplished through the intramural program. A.C.'s intramural program offers a variety of 19 activities. They include chess, tennis, bridge, foot- ball, softball, basketball, bowling, pool, track, cross country, putt-putt golf, golf tournament, foul shooting, checkers, ping-pong, tug-of-war, wrestling, badminton and volleyball. Activities are open to all A.C. students except those participating at the same time in a varsity sport. The program is set up on a basis of competition and recreation. Unlike Physical Education, intra- mural sports participation is not mandatory at A.C. One might think they were judging from last year's record-80 per cent male participation! A director and a staff of students run the program. Rules, activities and awards are governed by A.C. Intramural Council. The council is comprised of one member of each of 14- competing groups in two divisions of competition, fraternity and dormitory. These men are to be congratulated on the job they have done over the past 2 years in advancing intramural sports at Ashland College. In the past year, A.C. Women's Intramural Program has also grown and continued expansion is expected. Since the conception of Intramurals two years ago the Department has grown from a two man staff to a five man staff. Ed McGinnis, Intramural Director, Nelson Hardesty, Student Assistant Director, .lim Wantuck, Student Assistant, Bob Natherson and Ken Mezurek, Student Supervisors. It has gone from 11 competing groups to 16 teams and has doubled the number of participants per event. The department has added a bus for transportation to our many facilities throughout the city. Within the next year the students will be able to take advantage of their soon-to-be-completed rec- reation area at Moss Hill. This area includes three softball diamonds, three flag football fields, and a field hockey field. The remaining ground will be used for further expansion. With the construction of A.C.,s new Physical Education Center, intramural facilities will be complete. 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Lchawvion DALE WEINSCHREIDER-Winner of Dorm chess division and ping pong champion PHI DELTA SIGMA A DIVISION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Bottom: T. Power, D. Crowell, T. Trautwein. T. Adsit Top: F. Lucky, R. Perkins, B. Talbott. V v fl -A 1 l pq T ,',i 3-f n 6 J I- , '!' -I 4 I - l 1 .- . .ws ill : Eg, I 3 V ' Q ,1'!+'J7f-,lf , ? ln, 15' , Rx 6 ,Em i ly Q 53' jc A - -1-. . --W, 5 IAQ- ' I I ' N., 1 jgfrg.-.-I1-ll .v . je,-:Lu.i... - ' gg ' 1.n..1 ' I.: .1-,za ' LI S S S' ' - 'V' I if-T - 'f' i -g X1 -.,.4,x -1- 'M-f N ' '- '+ f.A:.:'-- in '--M 'T f 'gzi lljff' Tyv 'M G .L 1-ix ii ki'- i .. 3 Q . T ' - . fnbgl-F -gr.. . . - - 5594- 3 :ff-Q F' - iq 1 i ' ' if -' I f if 3,-, ff - ' - --iq.- ,5 , Q ', I I - WRESTLING CHAMPS SIGMA NU B DIVISION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS P. Beskid, H. Akin, K. Padgett, R. Shepard T op: W. Collins, S. Kegarise, J. Essler, G. Manning l2I ao MA DIVISION CHAMPS, OVERALL CHAMPS, WINNER OF TOILET BOWL lv M-D , A 1 Bottom Row: Spring, Gerber, Krocker, Miller, Benson Second Row: Heiser, Zinzer, Kepler, Sargent, Brodbeck, Comings, Kerr. INTRAMURAL ALLSTARS L-R: Paul McGraw, Hugh Lewis, Tim Powers, Gregg McCord, Bob DePranco, Rand Osler, Jack Blacheteer. N .7?':'-7135. , , Paz, - my .2 Luv: . ?i1:': -1? .-fn W:-Q '. Li - - 1? - V-f1:..Lz.L1, VC, 'aj-,'.j-lk ffl. 'Ji -H 1 , flag Li, Y als: 1 1, : 17 - , ,L -5 gfv , ejv . . ' IH- -' , -1.11, ,T P-H.-. 1--,, Y 1 - , L.f 2, J 'w'-1f'v- 11 1 ff. -J f f fm f- '35 ,. TV 4 WOMEN 'S INTRAMURALS 4 1 - 1 1 1 gg ' 11 1 Z 11 1 11 11 111111 '1111 -111 11 ' 111 H' 111 '111 111 111 H' ' f l R 111m W N 111 W 11111 , Z 1w111 1 111 11m 111m YH. 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FBESHMEN Larry Benes Geneva Berkshire Connie Berry Randy Best Paul Beucler Barbara Beyer Dan Bihel Jeff Black Jack Blacketer Dennis Blaney Randy Blumenshein Stuart Bokser Pat Boone W. Lane Boughton Janis Bowie a .fu F-. fa- I . vf' 'a QJIL nn ' ' I' .ae Marcia Boylan Edward Boynton Joanna Brehm Karen Brendel Kent Bringman Linda Bros Jorja Brown Margret Brown Bill Bruckart John Brunner Dave Bryan Jeff Budd Dennis Bussard Judy Buzzard Dale Campbell Dennis Cannon Katie Carleton Jeffrey Carlson Sharon Carlson David Carroll R 1 u W 1 W 1 Richard Casali Merlyn Chaney Tom Chaney Rosemary Chapman Jonathan Chesser Steve Cody .l. William Colunio Jackie Conrad Karen Conwell Sandra Cookson John Corlett Lynda Crispinelli Judy Crittenden Greg Da'1ton Pam Daugherty ' Ralph Davison Ron Dawe Karolyn Dawley Sally Descutner Dave Dewey A ka -X , i as ' ' H-'P iff. it Bob DiFranco Frank Dobos Steve Doerrer John Donley Susan Donnelly Bruce Dorhoffer George Duplay Margaret Eaton Sharon Ebersole Don Ecklebarger Sharon Edelblute Dorothy Edwards Bruce Ehrhardt Catherine Eick Bob Elges Michael Emerine Pat English Edgar Erlanger Richard Erwin John Estill Gaylord Eutsler Dave Ewell Richard Faller Larry Fankhauser Sandy Favor William Fedyk Craig Fendrick Allen Fields Paula Finley 4 Jill Florea Joyce Forbes Dave Ford Nancy F ranko Robert Freas David Fenderick Iarred ,Friend John Fry John Fuller Patricia Gaddis Sharon Gage .5- 'I ' ,tp Connie Gallina Carol Garber Connie Garn Bevan Garwood Larry Gerson Doug Gibhins Jerry Glatt Sue Gochnauer Nancy Godt Sandra Gonshirski Richard Gortner Sandy Green Ken Grove Gwen Gwin Suzanne Hall Bill Harris Donna Harris Janet Harris Linda Harrison Ann Hathaway Donald Hatt Bill Havill Mike Healy Victor Hemdon Linda Herrick Kate Heschel Chis Hicks Paul Hirst Jim Hitchman Yvonne Hite Marian Hockman Chuck Homer Ruth Homuth Janice Howard Kathy Hrivnak Charles Humm Larry Hunter Bruce Hurley Rita Hynniman Evelyn Ingraham 3 ...L-if Nancy Jackson Fred Jacobs Joyce J acohson Richard Jennings Joanne Jett Cheryl Johnson Gloria J ohnaon Pej Johnston Bill J ones Sharon Jones Paul Kauffman Steve Kauffman Tom Kauffman Mary Keiser Paul Keller Patricia Kelley David Kelly Connie King Cynthia King Susan Kleng Ron Klepper Ruth Knight Linda Knittle Butch Kobel Gary Koenig Douglas Kopp Marjorie Kosakowski Carol Kozma Gordon Kraus Lynn Krichbaum Tim Kwiatek Thurman Kyle Ronald Lab Diane Lacy Carole Lamb Gail Lawrence Arnoldine Lawson Joan Lawson Robert Leavengood Larry Leichtman 'i M if fl 5 ,L -if 51' 'A W i. UQ 5' 1 Q ,P .,.4.f13 5 . 'Al J E 'mg-S! EJ' U. V 1 94 1 .. W .- , YQ.,-, t :- 3 LIFT ' E. -W lit Z-: in U1 F? Q 4 0 3 W H ST. 4:1 U W 4 A , cv 5 4 X .- ,, 5 ' g - '4 1 fn - rf av w N , E. D- W 3 5 5 Jim LeMarr Charles Leopold Diane Lindsay Deedra Lisy Rachel Lorentz Richard Loughman Dan Love Diana Ludewig Bonita Luker Nancy MacFar1and Carmen Mack Priscilla Macomber Dennis Maeder Susan Manby John Marcotte Hx. ,L TI, , Q -Q? Carol McCa1non, Rex McConahay, Mark McClintock, Becky McDowell, Pat McFate Richard McFrederick Paul McGraw Skip McKee John McKennan Steven McMillen Marilyn McNau1 Ronald Meffley Kathy Mendolia Harriet Mercer Michael Metcalf Juanita Miller Linda Miller Marsha Miller Warren Miller Wayne Miller 'ul -4: , la OF' .I J . iff Elizabeth Milligan Edward Mills Cathie Mitchell Roger Morton Thomas Mosier Karen Mounteer Sue Nethers Larry Nettle Jayne Neveu .lim Newman Frederick Nickerson Nancy Noah Michael Norman Nancy Nossek Bill Nowacki Nancy Odson Kathleen O,H8BIH Ron Oneacre James Orr Pam Orthoefer Mike Osmer Joe Palagyi Caren Parker Lynn Parker Janet Parsons John Paulo Steve Pemberton Fred Perkins Daniel Perotto Jim Perry Sandy Perry Patricia Persinger Tom Persinger Richard Philabaum Eugene Potten Meg Powell Cindy Pugh John Pratt Ruth Ralston Kathy Randall an -L Ted Rapp John Rasper Eileen Redmond Patty Reed Ellen Rendecker Loren Riblet Kathy Riddle Dale Riley Hannah Rittenhouse Sara Robbins Jeanne Robertson Nancy Rockwell Linda Rohrer Antonia Rosamonda Karen Ross Ramon Rounds Craig Rowland Pat Rudy Randy Rudes Herbert Rush Tim Ryan Paula Saltsman Kathryn Samson Ann Saxer Scott Scammell Paul Schafer David Schindler John Schmid E. Scott Jan Scott Bill Seder Gregg Shanahan Karen Shank Ed Shapiro Kathie Sheer Ken Shefcik P54 Sam Slleller Tim Shepfer Tom Shiffler Judy Shriver Eveylin Shuss .lan Slater Mike Slaughter Thomas Sloan Becky Smith Cindy Smith Helen Smith Sharrie Snyder Sam Spees Joyce Sprang Steve Sobeckko Camille Squillante Linet Squire James Stalder Nancy Stapleton Joanne Stauffer Susan Stauffer William Smuffer Margaret Steffens Pat Stcntz Linda Stevens Larry Stevenson Cliff Stewart Dana Stewart Jim Stewart Pat Stone Steve Sullenberger Barb Sumskis Carol Sunderland Karen Swanson Damaris Swartz Trace Swisher Lesley Tacey Robert Talbolt Helena Tatalovich David Theobold F -.-Y - ,S 'Li .1 Kip? 1.4 ,fl Nt , - L Becky Thihaut Vicki Thomas Richard Thompson Vera Topinka Sue Topper Robert Torrey Brenda Turnley Sallie Utz Mike Vanni Susan Wales Don Wallick Laura Walker Andrew Walter Marsha Watkins Larry Webber Bill Werher John Whitehair Howard Whitmore Tom Willbond Deloris Williams Judy Wixon Robert Wood Susan Wood Joseph Woodruff Martha Yarian Linda Young Ronald Young Nancy Zalar Linda Zarnstorff Peg Zeis Glen Zimmer Chuck Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman Diane Zoeller Terry Zuercher Kathy McVey f L1 Ei' Ru lx i XL! Not all are in the audience opposite A masquerade The audience ..g 'L w ' - .. T W . V N' ' I48 . .Y wi iw E I49 Confronted with developmental tasks . . . GREEK DANCE Goddess ! Candidates li' H I 4' Birds of a feather plum --1 -+ 24 N Second Semester Pix i Beverly Alexander Harvey Ashton Marmon Atherton Tom Austen .lohn Benson Art Blockridge Tony Bonfiglio D. Boyer Susan Braun Bruce Brodheck Sherri Brown Mary Jo Bruback Bill Bruckart .lim Burch Dale Campbell Jane Campbell Greg Carleton Judith Crain Bill Chandler Ron Clark Richard Comings Paul Atterholt 1 Q9 mil .,, E F is Nfl F , D -.f f Bill Damron Ron Danes Bill Danuloff John Diehl Jerry Bowman Mary Drake Lois Eckhard Dick Erwin Dick Evarts Dan Farlin Dave Felthoff Donna Fara Georgine Ford Sharon Frazer Fran Freeman Margaret GHSICUI Larry Gerson Richard Glasgo Bill Gordon Shirleen Gordon Kathy Greif Amy Kaan Fred Karamati Mike Habbyshaw Ed Haber Francis Hawkins Richard Hesketh Scott Hilty Ruth Homuth Marc Horowitz Lois Langell Kristen Johnston Terri James Torn Juratovic W. Kiger Jack Kinney Marvin Kister Judi Leslie Ronald Liston Tim Luikart Jeff Lowe Mike Lynch Sue Hamilton Bob MacKellar Barb Marshall Carol McFarlin Ron Meffley Paul Meisler John Meyer Sue Meyer G. Mike Miller Roger Moore Becky Moyer Patty Muhan Haidee Newberry James Palm Sandy Perry Tom Phillips Audra Prefling Mike Reading Ellen Rendecker Helen Riehl Toni Rosamonda Peter Rubba Lois Saoy Arthur Saunders Linda Savage Rita Secrist Janice Seghy A-1 , '23 W I tl mg' .,,, 4: -u, 3 1 .lk P .9 f ii -5 .? 'ff 1' 2 ks 9+ Y xl -C 3 fc, -e ,- VM - . 1. A 1 .14 . IQ. lj X.,- W1' . 'Y Q A Fe I F .yvb -tv, Wilman Shultz Rex Skelton Geo. Slaughter Randy Smith Stephanie Smith Gerald Spring Sue Stanley Julian Steinburg Ron Steiner Cliff Stewart Elmer Storch Ken Stumbaugh Joan Vesper Virginia Votgsberger Laura Walker James Wilkes Robert Williams Dave Wirsch Darla Wohlgamuth Chris Woods Cathy Yochheim Linda Zarnstorff Rod Levesque .-in Z K 1 1968 L, .23 . ei L 1978 They cemented their ideals J 1 1958 I59 The forthcoming section is dedicated to all those who would believe they are unreal or inhuman finhumane maybej. Each year outstanding, different personalities are selected to exemplify the qualities for which We may love them most. These do not necessarily present fairly the people examined and such tests as deemed necessary were not used. ln our unqualified opinion the principals used, with which We agree, state NCANDID FACULTY . . . CANDID 'U' 'Tw Mr. G-1959 5 ...U , . li J ,jfjxy ,-1' J J KJ J - j E? ' 1 x. A . f, NJ fr 64 1 Tl,- Ti i -ii 2 S S ,, mei- V A A 4-f',w' ,NI - .VL 'xx 5, J I66 1 ..,! This registers-1947 6.'f,: v , Q revenge-madame kr 4 N 61 4 :Lu-a-Y Ji N, , 1 -4-4 William Ackerman, David Adams, Janet Adams, John Adams, Terry Adeit, Dave Albright, Bill Anderson, Jacqueline Andrews, Pete Angus, Adam Aretz, Carol Armstrong, Marvin Atherton, Garry Baerenklau, Bill Bailey, Jack Bailey, Elaine Bajai, Jim Ball, Kendal Ball Sophomore . Class of 1968 Dean Banta, Gerald Barr, Dave Beck, Ramonda Becker Mary Ann Benes, John Benson, Gayle Berger, Jim Berkshire Lewis Bevington, Marilyn Billings, John Bliss, Terry Bodager, Ed Bolden Sandy Bowen, Alan Bowman, Carolyn Boyer, Michele Breskvar, Andrew Brezina. 4.9 Bob Brouse Bonme Bruce Chris Brustowicz, Paul Bukky David Bumpus Cary Burggraf Bonnie Butcheri Dave Buttolph Susan Byers J im Caito Ann Caldwell Leslie Callihan Candy Carrnean John Carmean Jeanne Casner .ludy Cervinski Bill Chandler Judy Chaundy San Kwok Chui Loyd Clark Maureen Clark Marie Clouser Lillian Cocherl Dale Cockshutt Wes Collins Forrest Conrad Dave Cooksey Carry Copus st V I Karen Cornwell Kris Correll ,', 1,,Qi'?ZL Pat Crafton Margaret Crowe Harvey Cunnmgham, Nelda Dent, Nancy Dewalt, Doug Dickson Mi Jane Dolby Sherry Dorsey Jerry Dunlap Jack Dunn Norm Eager JoeIEber1y Tim Edwards Joyce Eichhorn Betsy Eisel Suzy Elderkin Vickie Enright Linda Ensley Don Enzor Diane Erdos Connie Erwin John Essler Kenneth Evans Erryl Eyster Joyce Farst Dave Fernald Janice Fields Pat Fisher Ruth Fisher Herb Fleming Beth Frazer Carolyn Frech Mark Frost Shari Frush Robert Fuchs Barbara Funk Cale Futrall Lynda Gage Frank Gamble Sherry Cano Diane Gardner Linda Garrett 'x 4, 'N . J ef Bill Cast, Henry Geary, Susan Gilbert, Stuart Goodwin, Becky Gookins Ten'y Gordon, Tom Gorman, Lewis Graham, Thomas Gratta, Doug Griebling Ina Griffith, Walter Grimes, Dave Grimm, Kathy Gustetic Susan Hamilton, Donna Harris, Paul Hartraft, Peggy Hatten Cynthia Hawk, Judy Heffelfinger, Donna Henderson, Bob Herpy Benjamin Henle, David Hibbard, Bob Higgins, Harry Hill Paula Hiner, Janet Hochstetler, Kim Hogg, Carol Hopkins, Tonya Houser Chuck Hudak, Lloyd Hulit, Lani Hum, Nita Huth, Pam Immel Carol Jacot Don James Lynn James Rochelle Jenista Lewis Jenkins Albert Johnson Caroline Johnson Pat Johnson Ruth Jones Ed Kaderly Carolyn Kauffman Steve Kegarise Janet Keim Randy Kemp Tom Kennedy Ron Keplinger Ronald Kerchansk LeAnn Kern Don Kerr Gary King Tom King Karen Kinter Sally Jo Knight Donna Koch Cheryl Kolleda Susan Koon Patsy Koons Barb Lazewski John Leininger Leland Leppla Sam Lerro Rod Levesque Bob Lewis .Tack Lime Charles Little Janet Little PM 'avr , ir 1 2 , i rx ', '4 .,-' if L r I Carol Lone. Ken Long, .To Lowe, Marcia Lowe Marv Lubmsky Frank Luckx +2-if , . Y kv 1. . jf NW M' Jim Lutz Sue Manco Gary Manning Barb Marshall Mark Maun Margaret Maxwell Terry May Tina Mayhew Mark Mazurek Patricia McAfoos Chris McBain Bob McChesney Molly McGibney James McLean Gail McMeeken Norma McMullen Marilou McNair Linda McQuate Maryann Menchofer Tom Merritt Carole Miller. Craig Miller Terry Miller Rich Moore 'S 1 ' -lr I fl, 1' Rod Moore Roger Moore T1m Morganstern, Diane Morris, Mich Morris, Karren Murray S., .-Q11 T4 I Mike Myers Mike Nase Jeff Newman .ludy Nickle Becky Noble Elmer Novak .lim Obenour Steve Obrecht Pat 0'Hail Chris Orth Denise Osters George Packer Keith Padgett Richard Page Janice Papp Karen Patterson .leff Payton Susan Peck Elizabeth Perkins Larry Peters Ron Phenicie Guy Pijak Dwight Powers Ron Powers Carol Prentice Jeanne Price John Randall Jerry Reed Judy Reiter Carol Ringler Ric Risser Bill Rittburger Jeff Robinson Doug Roesemann Marilyn Romick Larry Ross John Rudnik Jerry Ruyan Ron Ryland Bill Sanford Linda Savage Rick Sayers Jan Schieber Bruce Schley Cynthia Schley Judy Schneider Sally Scovill Larry Seidner Tucker Self Linda Sherrill Paul Shipbaugh Earl Simendinger Bob Simses Judy Simses Rita Slabaugh Barb Sollenberger Dave Souders Robert Spear Kathy Spoezi Linda Stamler Judy Stanley Tim Stark Sally Staudt Bob Staut Dave Stecker Penny Steen Brenda Stotler Bob Strickler Jack Stringer Judd Stroud Ken Stumbaugh Bob Swank 1 - 1 ,Q 4 .rx - 9 a Xtf 4 JVM v f Ken Sullivan, Sue Sutton, Karen Talaba, Chuck Thatcher Ralph T hauvette, Carol Thellmen '-.Sf Bonnie Thompson I an Thompson Dagmar Topinka Cheryl Triplett Diane Turcsanyi Vilma Turcsanyi Gary Urcheck Joan Walker Maryann Walker Roxanne Wallace Carl Walley Dick Wallsmith Barbara Ward Mary Waters qi, 119' Cliff Watson Dave Watson Sue Wedler Carol Weidinger Phyllis Welch Christine Weston K J-.a .ij Jerry Weyer I - Susie Whitted Bob Wiand Karen Widlitz Garry Wiepking, Jim Wilkes, Tom Wilkinson, Joyce Williams, Tom Williams, Ron Willis Carol Wilson Laurel Wilson Don Winrod Dave Wirsch Martha Wise Larry Wood Joan Woodworth Dick Workman Joseph Yatchso Dan -Yoakam Rodger Yoder Deborah Young Anita Zimmerly Dick Zinser tr New Intramural Field Between Arrows .Rx H 0 e Q . -K, I N15 W 5 . Q .',,,X-x e-,,Q,,wt. .Y My w K qv 1, .1145- Sky and Dan take to the air. 'T S i in gn.-Q-gilvl I- O Zig ,-. . . 1-1-ihhD E Q- Ill Ill 'sn I ,fl I I ll 1 I. : 4i DYN5'A?Q1i .. . Y 1 --WVR -ami. - .f -'-- 1 ' Sv'- 1 fjgfi,-' . Lv 2 Frm- ' P ' k. . ' ' ' . ., , -. , ,,'- -,. Q . -.,.,7 HA. 1.1. . J . - 1. J, -A I -. -- 'v,.-.,,,,..,,. V. -.J . - A 4- ' t ' -' .' 1 f ' ' 1 AL, G ,, . , , .. Q 4' ' 'T' 4 .,x,,7,i -Q .A .1 V N -, , ' 'lr . ' '. f ww., -X . P - - . X f ' 1 ' y A pageant and a dance . . . The queen is crowned I -1. I 1 Q 1 W 4 'L Y M Q V ' L L I92 I JUNIORS Paul Beskid Chuck Bolognia Terry Bowers Paul Bird Bob Brandenburg Susan Brenning Howard Akin Judy Alenander John Bailey Jean Baker Gary Beal Charles Beekley Dave Bright Louise Brinson Karen Brown Ann Brownson Carol Bucher Bonita Bucklew Phil Bush Dwight Campbell Jann Campbell Frank Capolupo Doug Celler Jan Chew .lon Coy .lan Cox John Crone Kay Cross Glenn Darling Nancy Dean v1lH5t...n Paul Coczmour Linda Cochran Dick Comings Bob Conaway Janet Connelly Virginia Coulte l' H05 :. . ' 4 -. , Y rw al N-up .-,,. Pat Eddy Roberta Essick Darryl Eyster Cheryl Fair Bonnie Fauber Tim Faulkner Dave Dickson Karen Dillon Kay Dirlam Steve Ditzenberger Bill Dorsey Denny Durbin John Ferrdnte Lacey Fischer Roxy Fitt Kathy Flowers Joyce Franclek Alice French Peggy Gray Dave Greene June Guindon Janet Harmon Jim Hartman Sharon Harvey Dan Deever Diane Gardner Mike Geier Sue Geig Dick Gerber John Gilbert Jean Hattendprf Larry Heath Carol Heimerich John Heiser Randy Herrick Dennis Holland Mark Horowitz Kate Howley Dick Hudson Tom Hurley Larry Jacobs Karen Jenkins Marie Keppel Linda Kifer Mary Kinney Ernie Klosinski Gary Kula Maryann Kurtz Sheila Jewell J im Johnson J oe Johnson Albert Kapustar Judy Kaufman Lee Kennedy Ken Laird Keith Legg John Leininger Hugh Lewis Mary Lou Martin Phil Meese Mary Newill Lauri Niskanen A1 Osler Carol Parker Connie Pash Tom Patasel Ray Meese Ken Mezurek Kay Mitchell Dave Morrison Joe Mumper Megan Naughton A' I Ed Porter Ruth Price Doug Ramsey Bob Rhodes Susan Rockenfelder Lana Runkle Margie Peck Skip Perman Doug Phillips John Phipps Cheryl Plice Tom Pluto Diane Rutherford Jan Schaffter Marjorie Schuck Bev Sedlack Bob Sedlack Ed Sharpless Duan Singer Phyllis Smith Stephanie Smith .lim Spohn Beth Stark Bill Steadman Fred Visci Paul Volkmann Don Vorous Birney Walker Jim Wantuck Doug White Cindy Stewart Tnxdy Taggart Forrest Tate Dale Town Thad Trautwein Dave Uhde U35 v V N 1 'A y 7 Lf ..:.- ip Clayton Woodruff Sally Worchester Margaret Yost Pat Young Ken Oberlin David Winkler Sharon Winter Stan Witt Steve Wojanis Ron Woodburn Vicki Woodman 2' NS-E. -xxx N-xx-W, .....,,..J l . 4 ,N ' w- :,,x.-zfrv Founders in a negative sense Check Point Charlie' g . ,Ya 1 v Xxx gy., 5. . H V. r . HOMECOMING . . . REVISITED 23 .NJ F' fy' I 1 I T ...-- ' gg --A f'Ev'5 H 'Ee- Mfii ,V- Efi? 3 fs:-g , a... ww 1' -. -.4..k.- L --fx ..,-5 -. 'L P N J, 5. 4 Qi, I 4 f .-al eg ' wmv. L, I5 ,.' 5' ,, W. Y , usa pu, -g -.my mx 5. f ft, 5 J turers in the NLitt1e Theatre W f L , A Six - L f: - ' Q 5 -'.l lg.f,,f-,j,':15. ,1':4.,.::. I A ' Q ' 1'A-f Imsm:biL1K3A.lz,Y 'QQ-.x V E 'A E-iwsi Q . - aa :fr :Q I, 5, W, ik. Q, rf. ,I I ' K NX' 1 , w . L E x EE' x. 2 X4 3 ERN Hi. A N, 'J In 'hw 'Lt4E',g'.3xr-,, ' ' 1 . N ll f-Eff- .wh s -t w '- 'Q .jr-j:A5,, -I' 1, 3. .n , L.,k -y.., v ,'2L1r.:-.- Q5-Y , E .. but fl W-Ryu.-nraurlf YI X ,-- 9. ,Z 7 'Q rv T N f -1:2 w sf F: mf' , X Q2 xx v','q9,'Al 51,5 ' V -1, 9' - L, N -25 ' 3,14 x 'Q , x 'Wx ' ' 5. 43 'WN ' ' mqrg '-- 1' Qnnvk L 'IV -QQQW nf?-4.1 'e 1-, X-I' hgh. 'N' W, Y , ,N -L 1 xg, 5 -wx a . ar- Lf' f -U ., , V- 2 .W w 5-,wf-3 ', '7 ,qu -Q 1 . . ..rY'-vii' flew:- -. rf JA , V ' A f, if . 1 c 5 N SENIORS President of the Senior Class: We have heard that no man is an island and that he cannot stand alone. Therefore, each contact and each communication increases his ambitions and his hopes. As President of the Senior Class, I realize more and more the importance of the individ- ual. What the individual has been given here at Ashland College will be the keystone to his future. The college years have lifted our level of insight and maturity. Other facets of our growth have been in the areas of tact, organization, judgment, confidence, and goodwill. We have achieved these attributes through full cooperation of the faculty and students. As a result of the past years, each of us will carry a broadened ability to choose or reject the challenges of our future. We hope that this will be done with credit to our Alma Mater. In Appreciation, Larry Mercer, President Senior Class of 1966 H .5-.T-iM -. --T f- .-. .. .T KAREN L- ARMAND . ALLEN DEAN BAER B.S. Educ. A.B. . LINDA L. ANDREJCIK B.S. Educ. Hi. QW'-lr , B. - L -iid. xx . d MARY JO BAIRD JANIE L. BALDNER ' B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. , .5 1 PHYLLIS B. BAGLEY B.S. Educ. -wand' J D. LYNN BARNETT PRUDENCE M. BAUER LINDA RHOADS BEAL DEANN BENSHOFF B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. A.B. B.S. Educ. FRED GENE BOOK HOMER G. BOWERS B.S. Bus. Adm. Bach. Mus. PHYLLIS A. BERKSHIRE B.S. Educ. f G' M M G TWT W: I A j M ,.:1,,w!-. 4 Y V . .JJ JUDITH J. BRANAMAN RUTH E. BRAY A.B. B.S. Educ. DONALD E. BOWMAN B.S. Bus. Adm. GARY E. BRENNING STANLEY G. BRIGGS NADIS A. BROWN SANDRA BROWN A.B. B.S. Bus. Adm. A.B. BS- Edllfl- B.S. Bus. Adm. 2I4 L FRANCES D. BRUCKART ALBERT L. BURGER, JR. LARRY E. BUZZARD B.S. Educ. LYNN E. CARGO ELIZABETH CHAMPION B.S. A.B. MAURICE CHAMPION A.B. DIANNE E. CLARK DOUGLAS G. CLICK CHARLES W. COBB .HM W. COLWELL B-S. Edl1C- B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Bus. Adm. BS. Educ. J. MICHAEL CONKLIN ASYNETH J. CONWAY A.B. B.S. Educ. 1 JOHN D. COVER B.S. Educ. SUSAN K. COVERT .IUDITH HALL COY B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. ROD CROPPER B.S. Bus. Adm. RICHARD A. CROWELL DAVID S. CRUMRINE DINAH J. CZOTTER MARGARET E. DAVIDSON B.S. Educ. A.B. B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. THOMAS H. DAVIDSON B.S. Educ. KENNETH DENNIS RAYMOND K. DEPLER B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Bus. Adm. PAULINE S. DIESTLER EUNICE R. DONGES B.S. Bus. Adm. Bach. Mus. DORIS DICKERSON B.S. Educ. MARY LOU DONLEY WILLIAM DORSEY DANIEL J. DOTSON JAMES M, DRUSHAL A B A B B.S. Bus. Adm. BS, WN'-55: 'H Wh l Q A 1 4165 v Elf 311, M -1357 QV yvyh min CON i '- 79 -S 3?- 'IU' X r-Sr. , . Q 3 .gt Y rx.-, , E! H .f Y-my .-R -R. f W' 53 'N-'P A -'.rF7 .IUANNE K. GANNETT- GENE A. GEASLEN SUSAN GEIG B.S. Educ. B.S. Bus. Adm. BS. Educ. ik KATHERINE A. GOFF B.S. Educ. I w I I I -A -mp PAULA C. GORSKE . 1 BS. Educ. CAROLYN I. GRUBB BS. Educ. l I .IO ANN GRAHAM LARRY W. GRINDLE B.S. 31 ' W xc ' I . f GEORGIA R. GUENTHER MORRIS GULLION B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. CAROL M. HACKENBERG GARY W. HACKETT B.S. Educ. B.S. MARY A. M. HAMILTON NELSON H. HARDESTY BS. Educ. BS. Educ. 122' ARNOLD B. HALTERMAN BS. Bus. Adm. 'NI 'Q' MARYANNA L. HARLEY B.S. Educ. 4 JO DEANE HENERY JANET M. HODGE WILLIAM D. INDORF DOUGLAEBK. ISALY B.S. Educ. B.A. B.S. Educ- PATRICIA J. JOHNSON B.S. Educ. ROGER L. KALB B.S. Educ. I. FRANCES JONES JOYCE E. JUSTICE B.S. Educ. LARRY KARTH B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. A I' f H7 . I. f.,rg-WF-. 1' I , X :A '-' I x sim-' , if - Q ' , , -L EP., f w dlfg' . I , : Egf r lj N VV : QL l. f'.J ' 1. , ' 41 5'l -P. 4 1 , V X- 5 , 31:-il' . , ,Q 14. . 9.3 JEAN KAUFMAN B.S. Educ. ROBERT L. KAUFMAN BARBARA K. KEEFER DANIEL L. KELLER THEODORE A. KERR B.S. B.S. Educ. B.S. B.S. Bus. Adm. 22I A A w H 'n . 1 1 n Hu JULIE S. KIBLER SHARON K. KIPLINGER A.B. B.S. Educ. ALTA L. KERSCHNER mf-E? JERRI L. KOHER TERRY G. KRISTOFF B.S. Educ. BS. Educ. JOYCE A. KISTE B.S. Educ. JOEL F. KROCKER ROBERT KROFT ELIZABETH KUCHENBECKER JERRY W. KUNKEL BS- EdUC- A-B- BS. Educ. BS. Educ. ...-pa-milf' STEPHEN F. LARIBEE PATRICIA I. LAWRENCE B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Ed11C- RANDALL G. LEEPER A.B. I DELFORD G. LEIDY SANDRA J. LONGACRE B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. JAMES E. LOWER B.S. Educ. FREDERICK LUDWIG III JACKIE M. McCLINTOCK EDWARD C. MCGINNIS, JR. SUSAN E, MEDER B.S. B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. LARRY W. MERCER THOMAS R. MIGGE DAVID M. MILLER EARL L, MILLER B-S Educ- BS- Educ- B.S. Bus. Adm. Bach. Mus. JAMES A. MONTAQUILA B.S. Educ. J AN ICE NACE B.S. Educ. GARY G, MOOSE NANCY LYNN MYERS B.S. Educ. A-B- DENNIS C. OSBORN WRETHA L. PALONE BS. B.S. Educ. MARIA S, PIAZZE CARL D. PLANK MARTHA A. PONTIUS JAMES A. PREFLING BS. Educ. A.B. BS. Educ. B.S. Bus. Adm. CLIFFORD B. PRINDLE GARY R. QUINE B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. GILBERT T. RAY SANFORD T. REPP II B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Educ. 'Eel RICHARD W. RADER BS. Bus. Adm. JOHN A. RHOADS BS. Bus. Adm. RONALD L. RIGGS B.S. Educ. MARY L. RODOCKER B.S. Educ. BARBARA K. RINGER CARL A, ROBBINS, JR, A.B. A,B, 'S' -1 ?1.W' JOAN G. HOOK KENNETH E. ROSHON B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. GORDON W. RUGGLES JERRILYNN SAMS TOM S. SARGENT BONITA S. SHRIMPLIN A.B. B.S. B.S. Educ. A.B. il ' .IAMES .I. SIDLE DIANA L. SMITH BS. Educ. HS. Educ. GAYLE SMITH JACQUELINE D. SMITH LINDA D. SMITH A.B. A.B. MYRON I. SMITH A.B. RUTH E. SNODGRASS ROGER W. STAHL .IILL E. STAHLY SHERRILIJ .I. STAUFFER HS. Educ. HS. Educ. BS. Educ. BS. Educ. .Ltvaid -3 ly' .J ll . .5131 - ' ' -' 1. A T131 ' 1 11 'Hr V .L :1'1111.-A , M44 ,'if?'fr :VH ' I 1, '1 1 1 -1 -1, . ,Q - .1 A 114 Mi-1 ' ,. 'f ' Y 1 I 1 f A FRED S. WATSON GAYE E. WHIELDON f B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Educ. ALF HQ WALLE III T' V B.S. Bus. Adm. l E. LAWRENCE WALLEY B.S. Bus. Adm. isis-yr SHARON WINTER NANCY E. WOMER B.S. Educ. B.S. Educ. JUDITH A. WHITCOMB B.S. Educ. LINDA L. G. WORKMAN THOMAS YOUNKIN SUSAN L. YUNCKER ELEANER K. ZIEBRO B.S. Educ. B.S. BHS- Adm- B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. Educ. 229 NOT PICTURED GRADUATES ANDREE ABED NANCY ARCH SILAS BEAL PETER BILAN DEENA CARLISLE YUNG JOO CHO MARY CRISE JAMES CUFFMAN DOUGLAS CULLER CHARLES DALIERE RUSSELL ENZOR RICK FEICK ALBERT FORD MARY JANE FRANCIS DONALD FRAZER JAMES GARBASH GENE GERBER DONALD PLANT ROGER RATHBURN LURA ROEBUCK FLOYD ROSS GERALD SPRING RONALD TSCHUDY CHERYL WARREN PATRICIA WHITE RONALD WILLIAMS PAUL GLASGO DAVID GUIHER PAUL HAMILTON RUSSEL HEWIT MICHAEL HURD STANLEY HURLOW ROBERT IHRIG BARBARA KEARNS ROBERT KISLING RONALD LUCAS JOHN McCARTER THOMAS McDERMOTT THOMAS McFREDERICK BETTY MILLER CAROL MOFFATT SANDRA MORRISON LARRY MOWRER PEGGY PRICE HELEN RIEHL CAROL ROGERS RONALD SCHUCHMANN RONNIE SHEPHERD ALLEN VILD GARY WEIGL MAUREEN WYGANT THOMAS YODY Q u ' 1 ,jk--' QQ, , , Q. ll' s Ns.--' '98 9 1 'gsm .P N-fl '. , 4-Y.',. 1 'xxx-IN: pq may V . 3 -' 5- ---lasik , V .Qin Q .,- L! Hyatt .1-wa -L 1 -H v. .9 'Fl -vu 1- . fi, L Jjfii xxx h K it Lx .1 5' ' 4 'f 1 .sz ,I lx .-I' U X Q K 1-we ' M .L x fn ADMINISTRATION GLENN L. CLAYTON President ofthe College GEORGE M. GUILEY Dean of Students Associate Professor of Physics ARTHUR B. GORSUCH WILLIAM MAST Dean of Social Studies Dean of Student Growth L. E. LINDOWER Dean of the College Head of the Education Department - f. 1 --171'-57,-if--H-vyvfv V - .,J. ' ' w QM .. 1. -f' w, 1 R ii It 55 ,iii sv , Y n - ' w I X x , .w '. Q A,,rc JOSEPH R. SHULTZ DORIS C. STOUT CHARLES W. FOLLETT Dean of the Seminary Dean of Women Dean of Men Associate Professor of Education ROBERT M- ADAMS RAY BALLOU GEORGE D. F ISCHER Busmess Manager Director of Institutional Comptroller Research fDeceasedj .f lf , . J'-' 33 X 41-.fy GILES L. KRUEGER JAMES F. GANYARD Director of Admissions Admissions Counsellor E. P. LERSCH EDWARD C. MCGINNIS VIRGIL E. MEYER Director of Public Relations Assistant to Dean of Men Director of Religious Affairs and in Charge of Intramurals 236 L. 4 N SAMUEL I. RICHMOND ANNA MAE RIGGLE ROBERT D. ROLAND Director of Development Assistant Dean of Women Registrar ,H 1 .yi . -gl DOYLE A. SANER ROBERT SCHURMAN Coordinator of President's Associate Director of Council Development . 'A X-I . -' . 'B 'I ll. f. ' EMMERT LENTZ, M.D. LESLIE O. WOODBURN EDWARD E. WEST LLOYD B. WYGANT Director of Health Services Director of Academic Director of Student Director of Food So,-vices ' Counselling Financial Aids and Housing 'I U5 325 DOROTHY ADALIS OWEN H. ALDERFER CARL M. ALLEN Associate Professor of Zoology Professor of Church History Assistant Professor of Art , 'l MAY PYLE ANDREWS Professor of English JOSEPH R. ARMAS L. ALAN BARKER Associate Professor of Professor of Psychology Languages -.V--Y-.-fmrfzggf-eps. f. my, -'j t' I l JOHN E. BECK STEPHEN BIHARI BESSIE BIXLER. RAYMOND W. DIXLER Assistant Professor in Associate Professor of French Special Instructor in Biology Professor of History Accountin 228 I L-gl x W - J -' A Il,- '.:r l 9 ff E QQ' S A Iii: ' 1 ,. ,,,. , ty? I .7 ' 3 l Q53 ,,, v - - ,-'.: N . rf'- ' in ' ' ,f .WN 7 ' .-i.-V515 M X ' E DUANE BENTON ESTHER K. BLACK EDWIN BOARDMAN JANE BOGNIARD Assistant Professor in Associate Professor of Speech Professor Emeritus of Church Acting Head of Home Physical Science History Senior Counsellor ECOIl0II1iCS Department Assistant Professor of Home Economics i BETTY B. BRODBECK ROBERT BROWNSON MEADE BURNETT Instructor in English Athletic Director Head Coach, Track and Associate Professor of Cross-Country Education Instructor in Physical Education ff, K..-er DONALD K. CADLEY ELLEN L CAMPBELL DOROTHY CARPENTER JAE H. CHAI Assistant Professor of Professor of English Associate Professor of Instructor in Politiwl Science Speech Therapy Mathematics 239 RUTH CHAMBERLIN OLIVER L. CHORPENING GWENZORA C. COOKE' Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Instructor of Home Economics Education CLELL M. COX EUNICE R. DEAN STANLEY E. DEWEY Associate Professor of Art Associate Head, Education Associate Professor of . Department Political Science Director Student Teaching DAPHNE DODDS GEORGE H. DONGES AL FENDRICK ALICE C. FERGUSON Associate Professor of Speech Head, Department of Health Instructor of Physical Head, Department of Foreign and Physical Education Education Language Professor of Physical Student Teaching Education 240 Qi- lgai' , DELBERT B. FLORA CARL FORD DONALD F OUGHT Professor of Archaeology Head Coach, Wrestling Instructor of Russian and and New Testament Assistant Professor of French Physical Education HAROLD I. F RANZ ROBERT W. FROELICH WOODFORD IVI, GARRIGUS MARTHA' E. GRAHAM Assistant Professor of Professor of Music Professor of Geography Assistant Professor of Home Philosophy Education Economics fon Leavej .S , 4 J i A ' 1 , 5, ALBERT W. GOAD ANDREW P. GREGERSEN RICHARD W. GRIFFIN FRED HALLEY Instructor of Art Assistant Professor of Voice Professor of History Instructor of Sociology -Q, 24l -PW GLENN M- HANES RACHEL M. HANNON GLORIA M. HOLMES ASSOCIHIC PI'QfCSS01' Of Associate Professor of English Supervisor, Elementary Educaflon Education Associate Professor of Elementary Education VIRGINIA M. JENKINS HIORDES B. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Speech Physical Education Luigi, A .Wf , . BARBARA JONES Instructor of Piano ROBERT W. KEARNS VIRGINIA E. KENNEDY J. RAY KLINGENSMITH RICHARD D. KRIENS Associate Professor gf Special Instructor of Biology Head, Bible Department Associate Professor of Accounting Professor of Bible Chemistry if ',f '. ,,.,. RICHARD D. LEIDY JULIA S. LEININGER IDA LINDOWER Instructor of Radio and Assistant Professor of Instructor of English Director of Electronics Home EC0Y10miC If I '::'ss 'i'TF ffz 7'1 Mn rf r . A 5. G. DUNCAN LOWE DAVID P. LOYD GEORGE D. MARBLE GERALD W. MacKELLAR Assistant Professor of Head, Department of Professor of Economics Associate Professor of History Philosophy Economics and Business Administration l FRED M. MART INELLI MARGERY C. MCBURNEY BEVERLY MCCORMICK ROBERT MCGOVERN Head Coach, Football Special Instructor of Assistant Professor of English Associate Professor of English Associate Professor of Home Economics Physical Education 243 WILBERT H. MILEY Associate Professor of Speech S l MARIE OEMLER Instructor of English 244 ., VH, I . 5 ,I . - CHRISTINE MILLER Head, Art Department Professor of Art FREDERICK W. MOORE Professor of English CHARLES R. MUNSON VVILLIAM C. MUSSELMAN MAURICE NEWKIRK Associate Professor Head Basketball Coach Head, Biology Department of Practical Theology Professor of Biology I, ,W l I ,E I A ,V . I it JOHN H. OLIVE ELIZABETH PASTOR A OTTO PETSCH Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Biglogy of Piano of Physics 5, g Cf : J. D. POLLITT H ALAN G. POORMAN MILTON PUTERBAUGH Professor of English Associate Professor Director of Science of Mathematics Professor of Chemistry VERNON REEDER VIVIENNE REICHARD DONALD J. RETT SUZZANNE RAUBER Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Special Instructor of Music of History of Sociology in Nursery School RENDELL RHOADES CALVIN Y. ROGERS PAUL H. SALESTE MARGARET SCHAUFFLER Professor of Head, Music Department Professor of Associate Professor Biology Professor of Music Psychology of Art 245 PYT T ALLEN W. SCHOLL ELLA SHANNON Professor of Instructor of Chemistry Physical Education .gun THOMAS SHOCKNEY STANFORD SIDERS Assistant Professor Associate Professor of Business Administration of Education RICHARD L. SNYDER GEORGE S .SPINK BRUCE C. STARK Professor of Associate Professor Professor of English of Bible Old Testament ARTHUR STUNZ PAUL K. TAYLOR JOSEPH THOMAS MARY N. THUMA Head, English Department Professor of Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor of English Physics of Education of Education 246 M fir--19 KAREL TOPINKA MARILYN TROXEL PAUL F. TROXEL 'THOMAS C. VANOSDALL Assistant Professor Instructor of Assistant Professor Professor of of German and Russian Biology of Music Chemistry L X i' ALF H. WALLE HARRY E. WEIDENHAMER LEONARD R. WEITZEL Professor of Professor of Assistant Professor Business Administration Geology of Philosophy -W7 Q. .0 to lm? m.',.f-2 ROBERT I.. WENDLING MARCERY WHITTED LULU WOOD MABEL ZEHNEH Assistant Professor Special Instructor Professor of Instructor of Organ of Mathematics of English Children's Literature Chapel Organist it Q ERMA ALLIS SHIRLEY ANDERSON MARGARET ANDREWS DONNA BRUBAKER Bookkeeper Receptionist in Secretary to Associate Head Secretary, Student Personnel Office of Education Dept. Financial Aid WINNIFRED CARROLL KATHRYN CLAUS GERALDINE CONWAY JANIS COURTRIGHT Personnel Assistant Assistant to Mgr. of Secretary to Dean Secretary to Dean Student Union of Student Growth of Seminary STAFF leaf . 1 :V E' '- .R if , wax 4 Ty Yr' - - - ,. J Q6 A - A Ni '? 'l L r' ' ' L 1 r E -ff- J 1 A ,V i - gl' JUANITA CUMMINS HELEN DANA RICHARD DENBOW Secretary in Business Office College Examiner Manager of Central Services S N JAMES ETZWILER IBM Statistician i tt HILDA GRIM Secretary to Business Manager LINDA HAZEL Secretarv to Director of Public Relations WANDA HETER WANDA KERR MARGUERITE KNIGHT PATRICIA MACKEY Assistant Office Manager Office Manager and College Nurse Secretary to Superintendent and Development Secretary Alumni Secretary of Buildings and Grounds SJ Ax ff 4 I 9 2 U LEE MARR Switchboard Operator BETTY MOORE Assistant College Nurse E. 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