Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Basketball anyone? Our departments today are many and are varied to offer the best pos- sible curriculum and foundation for students in the many degree areas. Athletics have played an impor- tant role in the structure of Ash- land's history. Since the early 1900 s women have been in sports at Ashland. Today they make up a large part of the physical education department. .103 sports Competitive sports have brought many hours of enjoyment for men and women and have cre ated the Bold Gold and Purple Pride we share progressed for the safety ot players Women no longer have to play basketball in cumbersome dresses' That s progress' today. Needless to say the athletic dress has All- . - -19 1 x 1 - Typical football team 119023

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99 , Q g NN w 2 f l N P x, ,. . by 100 years later Ashland is still train- ing young people for teaching in the pub- lic school systems. The campus expanded to include the Ashland Theo- logical Seminary for the training of min- isters and other Christian related posi- tions. ln the past two years Ashland Col- lege has given opportunities for incarcer- ated men at the Mansfield Fleformatory to earn college credit with courses taught by dedicated Ashland professors. Education and athletics seem to go hand in hand. The college was originally designed to train teachers for work in the public schools and to offer the advan- tages of a higher education for the young people of the Brethren church. - Early home ec. - 'A 1 --rw fc N ,xy 'gig A 'NK . , - The old library Another exciting Ashland class

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