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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,. :L if ,,.- A Memorial Dedication to Dr Rendell Flhoades 359005. Dr Rhoades work on the Ashland College campus was a twofold gift In his biology classes it was his knowledge of and love for the field Out of the classroom it was his sense of humor He was named twice as an Outstanding Educator in America. He was internationally known for his knowledge and collection of crayfish Proud are we that he was a faculty member of this college fsigf hN tr: is N HSS-r : ' . r- .. 1.14 ' . 'V 'I .fi But his lite was filled with numerous hobbies. Mere words can not express what a gifted man he was, At his untimely death in September of l976, he had in manuscript form a history of Ashland Col- lege to be published during the lOOth anniversary ofthe school. ln the US. National Museum there is a display of his crayfish collection. Ort the Ashland campus there remains his memory. And for many, there remains a gift he gave that is considered so pre- cious in life' that gift was his time. We remember Dr. Fthoades for his beauty as a human being and his dedication in teaching what he truly believed. X X 74 s 'l . 'N K fs:-f it M - if A 3 A 2' V, 'iiiwmfffg I H my , l 9 'i , . 'V A w 3' t fl Z i l f -:3. ' ' - . 1 4 , K , . 3: X 5: ,-Z I 'ir - , fb . 3 ' E ' E1 I -. E l ' , gl u FV V . , Q I ix E X A:'a'. , ' , L H ' 3. . ' ,u-fg5 w,f: ' 1 A wp A ' S- ' i' 'J - , is- '- ' '1. if H h 3 ' i. f 2 L: ,i!J Y ,iv - Email' , l RE were - i its-1 Uri it , a ,:Q2?5??' '.??iff'fW V 5:71 ,. ll 1 L 'Jia 3' i3?gi,4,Qs A ' 4 f 2 lf?-:W3fl'wz.'f . - it . on - sw.: . 5-1:f,k'Y,g4.-1 A - -' ' - v ,ffff 15 -52,.Sf'7,A:33it fY','5f ' ,t ,W A A , k - V. 1 7575-L 'xg-Q. - - 22 A ' gi