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The College of Wooster Open Works New Student Directories Special Collections 1955 New Student Directory, 1955-1956 Follow this and additional works at: http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories Recommended Citation "New Student Directory, 1955-1956" (1955). New Student Directories. 9. http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories/9 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in New Student Directories by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE FRESHMAN Freshman Director 1955-1956 Published by the Student Senate The College of Wooster Wooster, Ohio DOROTHY MUSSER, EDITOR NEW FACULTY FRED BARRETT THOMAS D. CLARESON NORMA JOHNSON Education English Phys. Ed. Women WILLIAM O. JONES ALBERTA J. LEE LEWIS MADDOCKS Speech German Political Science H. G. MULTER ROBERT PICKER GORDON SHULL Geology Geography Political Science FRANK A. TILLMAN Philosophy N O T PICTURED PATRICIA DRURY FRANK FERRIS HUGH D. FORD History Religion English BUDD R. RUSSELL ANDREW WEAVER Physics Biology 1—JUDITH AGUE 2—PATRICIA ALCORN 3—ANN ANDERSON Kearny, New Jersey Youngstown, Ohio Fredericktown, Ohio Kearny H. S. South High Fredericktown H. S. Music Dramatics. Music Publications. Chair 4—SUSAN ANDERSON 5—JOYCE ANDREWS 6—LAURICE BABBITT Yellow Springs, Ohio Lockport, New York Quincy. Mass. Bryan H. S. Lockport H. S. Woodward School ior Girls Sports, Music Sports, Music 7—MARY BAHNER 8—SUSAN BAKER 9—JOAN BEARD East Hampton, N. Y. Cambridge. Ohio New Middletown, Ohio East Hampton H. S. Cambridge H. S. Boardman H. S. Dramatics Sports, Y. W. C. A, Chorus 10—JOAN BECKER 11—CAROLINE BEST 12—LENORE BEYER Cincinnati, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dover. Ohio Terrace Park H. S. St. Mary of the Springs Acad. Dover H. S. Publications, Chorus Sports Dramatics fVv><kAA<S Q -o w -c - 'V k a m i. 13—ELIZABETH BOSTROM 14—ALICE BOUGHTON 15—JOAN BOWSER Oakfield, New York Detroit, Mich. La Jolla, Calil. Oakiield Central Eastern St. Agnes Episcopal Dramatics, Music Sports Chorus i 16—DEBORAH BOYD 17—SUE BRAHAM 18—SALLY BRANDENBURG Beaver Falls, Penna. Butler, Pa. Western Springs, 111. Beaver Falls H. S. Butler Area Joint H. S. Lyons Twp. H. S. Music, Dramatics Dramatics, Music Music, Sports 19—MARILYN BROWN 20—LEE BRUCE 21—BARBARA BUSS Aspinwall, Pa. Canton, Ohio Lyndhurst, Ohio Aspinwall H. S. Lehman High Charles F. Brush Swimming Music, Sports Swimming, Dramatics 22—CARRIE CAMPBELL 23—JANE CAMPBELL 24—PAULA CARLSON Florham Park, N. J. Greensburg, Penna. Yellow Springs, Ohio Saint John's School Greensburg H. S. Grier, Tyrone, Pa. Swimming Band Sports 25—LAURA CATLIN 26—LOIS CHAMBERLAIN 27—ANN CHAPLIN Chatham, N. J. Hudson, Ohio Worcester, Mass. Chatham H. S. Northiield-Macedonia Classical H. S. Sports, Newspaper Dramatics, Music Music, Sports 28—MARILYN CHARLES 29—JUDITH CLARK 30—JAYNIS CLARK Auburn, N. Y. Morristown, N. J. Fostoria, Ohio Auburn H. S. Morristown H. S. Fostoria High Publications Music, Dramatics Music 33 31—JUDITH CLAWSON 32—BEA COLLINS 33—HEATHER CONROY Brentwood. Pa. Linesville. Pa. New Rochelle, N. Y. Brentwood H. S. Linesville H. S. New Rochelle H. S. Chorus, Sports Swimming, Publications Music, Dramatics 34—SUZANNE CRAFTS 35—ELLEN CRAWFORD 36—ALICE DAVIS Niagara Falls. N. Y. Shreve. Ohio Pontiac, Mich. Niagara Falls High Shreve H. S. Bloomfield Hills H. S. Sports. Music Music, Religion Swimming, Music 37—CAROL DISALVIO 38—MARJ. DRABENSTOTT 39—MARY DRONSFIELD Rochester, N. Y. Wooster, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Benjamin Franklin Wooster H. S. Columbus North Tennis, Swimming Choir, Y. W. C. A. Dramatics 40—MARY DUNHAM 41—DIANE DUNLAP 42—PATRICIA EATON Chicago, 111. South Bend, Ind. Hatboro, Pa. Chicago Latin School Central H. S. Hatboro-Horsham H. S. Music, Art, Sports Music, Newspaper Music, Camping 43—BARBARA EISINGER 44—SHIRLEY ELSER 45—FRANCES EMCH Apple Creek, Ohio Wooster, Ohio Cleveland Heights, Ohio Apple Creek H. S. Northwestern H. S. Cleveland Heights High Speech, Music Music Sports, Music i 46—BARBARA FARREN 47—LINDA FAULHABER 48—JOANNE FEIST Williamsville, N. Y. Northfield, Ohio Rochester, N. Y. Williamsville Central Northfield-Macedonia High Madison High Swimming Swimming Band, Tennis 49—JANET FERGUSON 50—SUSANNE FOX 51—SALLY FOX Cincinnati, Ohio Wyoming, Ohio Basking Ridge. N. J. Walnut Hills Wyoming H. S. Bernards High Music, Art Swimming, Music Dramatics 52—MARGIE FRANK 53—MARILYN FREDERICKS 54—MARILYN GAEDE Texas City, Texas Bloomfield, N. J. North Ridgeville, O. Texas City H. S. Bloomfield H. S. North Ridgeville H. S. Music, Sports Art, Sports Band, Choir 55—JOYCE Ga I a NIS 56—ANN GALEHOUSE 57—CHRISTINA GARWOOD Ridgewood, N. J. Doylestown, Ohio Chadwick. 111. Ridgewood H. S. Chippewa Local Freeport H. S. Dramatics, Religion Music, Sports Paper, Music 58—JEANNE GOULD 59—ALICE GRAHAM 60—LORRAIN GRIMES Greencastle, Ind. Dubuque, Iowa Pittsburgh, Pa. Greencastle H. S. Dubuque H. S. Bethel Boro. High Dramatics Music, Photography Music, Sports 61— JOLENE GRUGAN 62—ANNE GURNEY 63—RACHEL HANSON Lock Haven. Penna. Teheran. Iran Harrisonburg, Va. Lock Haven H. S. American Comm. School Harrisonburg H. S. Publications Student Gov't Dramatics, Sports 64—KATHLEEN HARPER 65—JO HEASLEY 66—BARBARA HENRY Grand Island, N. Y. Blairsville, Pa. Hollis, N. Y. Buffalo Seminary Blairsville H. S. Andrew Jackson H. S. Sports Music, Sports Publications 67—HOLLY HERMAN 68—BETTY HILL 69—KATHIE HILL Euclid, Ohio Larchmont, N. Y. Mantua, Ohio Euclid H. S. Mamaroneck High Mantua-Shalersville Swimming, Music Chorus Sports 70—HARRIET HOLDEN 71—GWEN HOLLENBERG 72—BARBARA HUGHES Woodbridge, N. J. Jenkintown, Pa. Lima, N. Y. Woodbridge H. S. Abington H. S. Irondequoit H. S. Choir, Newspaper Publications Sports, Music 73—MARGARET JAGGER 74—SUSAN JOHNSON 75—DIANE KINGSLEY Rochester, N. Y. Newtonville, Mass. Bronxville, N. Y. Irondequoit H. S. Newton High Roosevelt H. S. Dramatics, Music Music Dramatics. Art 76—PATRICIA KLINGBERG 77—NANCY KOONTZ 78—BETTY KOOS New York, N. Y. Los Alamos, N. M. Pittsburgh, Pa. Birch Warren Wooster H. S. Edgewood H. S. Art, Music Music, Sports Music, Debate 79—DORIS KRAUSE 80—JUNE KREJCU 81—SUSANNE KUTLER Cleveland Heights, Ohio West Chester, Pa. Brecksville, Ohio Shaw H. S. West Chester High Brecksville High Music, Sports Music, Sports Music, Politics 82—CAROLE LANDO 83—JUDY LARSON 84—MARG. LENDERKING Bronxville, N. Y. Lakewood, Ohio Martinsville, Va. Hoisted H. S. Lakewood H. S. Martinsville H. S. Dramatics, Art Music, Dramatics Journalism, Dramatics - - v V l V 85—MARGARET LINDSAY 86—CAROL LITTLE 87—LUCY LORENTZ Davenport, Iowa Columbus, Ohio Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Davenport H. S. North H. S. Cuyahoga Falls H. S. Music Music Swimming, Tennis t 88—NANCY MCCARTHY 89—JACQUELINE McCUNE 90—ELLEN McGINNIS Falls Church, Va. Wooster, Ohio Westfield, N. J. George Mason H. S. Wooster H. S. Westfield H. S. Student Gov't Music, Art Swimming 91—MARG. McKIRACHAN 92—GAIL MACDONALD 93—DIANNA MANTSCH Harrisburg, Pa. Lyndhurst, Ohio Massillon, Ohio William Penn H. S. Charles F. Brush H. S. Jackson Memorial H. S. Art Music, Sports Publications 94—SUSAN MASON 95—MARY MAYBERRY 96—YVONNE MEALEY West Nyack, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. Birmingham, Mich. Clarkstown H. S. Redford H. S. Birmingham H. S. Sports Sports Sports 97—SYLVIA MEINERS 98—CAROLYN MILLER 99—DOROTHEA MILLER Poland, Ohio Charlevoix, Mich. Arlington, Va. Seminary H. S. Charlevoix H. S. W ashing ton-Lee Music Music, Sports Choir, Drama 100—JUNE MILLS 101—MARY MINOR 102—ELEANOR MOORE Ashtabula, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Ashtabula H. S. Winchester Thurston, Pgh.f Pa. Mt. Lebanon Music, Swimming Sports, Music Sports 103—MARY MORLEY 104—WINIFRED MYERS 105—GRETCHEN NAVE Grand Rapids, Mich. LeRoy, N. Y. Beaver Falls, Pa. Ottawa Hills H. S. LeRoy Central Beaver Falls H. S. Choir Music, Sports 106—RUTH NEAIDENGARD 107—KATHERINE NOREM 108—KATHRYN OGDEN Library, Pa. Mansfield, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Bethel H. S. Mansfield H. S. North H. S. Drama Music, Publications Sports, Music 109—ANN PARROTT 110—MARTHA PARROTT 111—JOYCE PEASE Stamford. Conn. Elida, Ohio Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Low-Heywood Elida High Washington H. S. Student Gov't Music. Dramatics Dramatics, Sports 112—ELDA PECK 113—DANEEN PETERS 114—MARIANNE PETERSEN Washington. D. C. Alliance, Ohio Hamburg, Germany Anacostia H. S. Alliance H. S. U. of Hamburg Debate, Dramatics Music, Theatre 115—DONNA PHINIZY 116—KATE RALSTON 117—LISA RAUB Nashville. Tenn. Cleveland. Ohio Woodbury, Conn. Peabody Demonstration Sch. Collingwood St. Margaret's School Music, Publications Dramatics Music, Sports 118—SUZANNE REED tl9 —DIANE ROBENSTINE 120—WINONA ROBERTS Pittsburgh, Pa. Mansfield, Ohio Newark, Del. Clairton H. S. Mansfield H. S. Newark H. S. Music, Newspaper Music, Tennis Music, Dramatics 121—MARIAN ROOD 122—CAROL SAYLES 123—Carol Schneider Lakewood, Ohio Elyria, Ohio Lexington, Ohio Lakewood H. S. Elyria H. S. Lexington H. S. Student Gov't, Music Music, Publications Music, Dramatics 124—MARGARET SCOTT 125—FAY SHOAF 126—LOIS SHULER Youngstown. Ohio Roslyn, N. Y. Hershey, Pa. Boardman H. S. Roslyn H. S. M. S. Hershey H. S. Music Sports, Publications Music, Dramatics 127—BARBARA SMITH 128—MARION STEWART 129—ELIZABETH STRONG Kenmore, N. Y. Butler, Pa. Vincennes, Ind. Kenmore H. S. Butler Area H. S. Lincoln H. S. Band, Sports Music. Art Dramatics 130—MARION STUART 131—PHYLLIS SWINEHART 132—BARBARA TEAGUE Riverton. N. J. West Salem. Ohio Oakmont. Pa. Moorestown H. S. Northwestern H. S. Oakmont H. S. Music, Sailing Sports Music, Dramatics 133—MARIANNE THEIS 134—JANE TRAYSER 135—LOIS TYNDALL LeChambon-sur-Lignon, DePere, Wis. Roselle Park, N. J. France Green Bay East Roselle Park H. S. College Cevehol Music Music, Dramatics 136—MARY UPHOFF 137—DARLA UTZ 138—GRETCHEN VanMATRE East Cleveland, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Oklahoma City, Okla.
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    curriculum vitae robert meyers education Kent State University MFA in Graphic Design Thesis: Evaluating Graphic Design Programs Bowling Green State University BFA in Graphic Design teaching experience, full time California University of Pennsylvania 2008-2011, Assistant Professor Courses Instructed: 2D Design, Introduction to Graphic Design, Color Theory, Typography, and Graphic Design 4 Rochester Institute of Technology 2001-2005, Assistant Professor Courses Instructed: Design for Marketing; Portfolio Development & Presentation; Career Skills; Symbol & Icon Design; Type & Image; Elements of Graphic Design; Corporate Design; and Imagery in Design University of Akron 1998-2001 Assistant Professor Courses Instructed: Graphic Design 2, Advertising Layout Design, Typography, Designing with Type, Packaging, Advanced Graphic Design, and Corporate Identity Indiana University South Bend 1993-1995, Graphic Design Area Coordinator, Lecturer Responsibilities Included: Advising, Assessment, Consulting, Counseling, Curriculum Development, Course Scheduling, Adjunct Management, Grant Writing, and Teaching Courses Instructed, Business of Graphic Design, Computer Art & Design, Conceptual Design, Corporate Identity, Introduction to Graphic Design, Introduction to Typography, Graphic Design I, and Typophoto teaching experience, part time Point Park University Spring 2012-Present, Associate Professor Courses Instructed: Advertising, Copy Writing & Layout, Visual Communication Design, Print Graphics, and Desktop Publishing 1 robert meyers curriculum vitae