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New Student Directory, 1970-1971 The College of Wooster Open Works New Student Directories Special Collections 1970 New Student Directory, 1970-1971 Follow this and additional works at: http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories Recommended Citation "New Student Directory, 1970-1971" (1970). New Student Directories. 22. http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories/22 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]. College of Wooster Wooster, Ohio 1970-1971 F r e s h D i a r n e c t o r Y Class of 74 FRESHMAN DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1974 1970 -1 9 7 1 Published by the Student Government Association of THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER Mark Rasmussen Editor-in-Chief Wooster ’72 Clarke Publishing Company, Bloomfield, N. J. These students will be entering Wooster in September, 1970, but are not pictured in the directory, CLASS OF 1974 R ichard S. Augustin Robert R. Bell Anthony C. Brady Craig R. Brown Bruce C. Browne Richard L. Buettner Jam es W. B ynes Jefferson D. Chastain Edward A. Clemons James Currier Wesley Dumas David F. Hitchcock Robert G. House Robert W. Jensen Doan Burgess Johnson James A. Johnson Robert L. Kerek James H. Lattimore M arc W. Losh Thomas K. Mueller Gary L. Niedenthal Bruce L. Peebles Warren L. Prunetti Stephen M. Rhodes P eter K. R osem ond Frederick B. Schultz Patrick J. Stack Michael J. Tanner Jeffrey Tassey Seth B. Taylor Jerry A. Uhryk James H. Williams Jr. Vernon L. Winchell Gerard M. Zitzman TRANSFER STUDENTS D ale A. Goode Westbrook Hemmett Fredrick Heuchling Rondal P. Hardman David Lawrence Mac Donnell Ronald Middleton David C. Ridgway Donald C. Rindell Douglas J. Savage Dennis W. V errett f FRESHMAN WOMEN HOLDEN TEL: 352-353 (Annex) 359-360-362 (Hall) 438-367-368 (Wing) 369 1 Becky Jane Abel Gail May Adams Linda D. Akrie “Becky or Abe" “ G ayle” “ Linda” Hoover H.S. Crestwood H.S. Taylor Allderice Pittsburgh, Pa. North Canton, Ohio Hiram, Ohio Football, drama, Jazz and classical Art, poetry, history, singing, people, Eng­ music, dogs, sports, singing, nature lish people, books Lonaura A. Albright Nancy Ruth Allman Gloria Lynn Alrutz ‘‘L onnie” “ N ancy” “ G loria” N* TonawandaSr. High Mogadore High Granville H.S. N. Tonawanda, N. Y. Mogadore, Ohio Granville, Ohio Photography, sports, Folk music, football, Hiking science, all baking, nature , people, modern music, animal be­ m usic poetry, basketball havior, dances Jane E. Ammerman Mary Lee Anders Sylvia Jane Anderson “ Jane” “ M ary” “ S ylvia” Admiral King H.S. Bowling Green Sr. High Colonel White H. S. Dayton, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio Swimming, viola, History, reading Folk music, history, photography. F ar club activities, pop people, religion, Eastern Religions, and classical music, baseball skiing cards Sally Jean Andrews Mary E. Armstrong Pamela Louise Aye “ S ally” “ M ary” * ‘P am ” Hoover High School Grove City H.S. Hickory Sr. High School North Canton, Ohio Mercer, Pa. Sharon, Pa. English, h istory, Folk - rock, books, Figure skating, piano, s ports, people watching, ten­ classical and folk m ovies nis, junk auctions music, yoga, singing Cheryl L. Bachman Bertha Jean Bailey Ann H. Baird “ C heta” “ B eB e” “ Annie” New Canaan H.S. Canton McKinl eyH .S. M aryville High School New Canaan, Conn. Canton, Ohio Maryville, Tenn. Sports, people, Hock ’n’roll, swim­ Jazz, drama, litera­ history, sewing, ming, people, guitar ture, people, history reading 3 Deborah Kay Baker Sharon Denise Baker Hester E. Barlow “ D ebbie” “ Sharon” “ H e ste r” SebringMcKinleyH.S. Millburn High School Laurel School Sebring, Ohio Short Hills, N.J. Hudson, Ohio Basketball, soul Psychology, drama, Canoe trips, urban music, people. swimming, cooking, affairs, poetry, Philosophy, bicycle hospital work modern dance, people riding Elizabeth A. Bartlett Rebecca D. Beam Lynn Beggs “ B eth ” “ B eck y” “ Lynn” Kent State Univ. H.S. Orrville High School Manchester H.S. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Orrville, Ohio Manchester, Conn. Music, piano, water People, tennis, art, sports, languages. Photography, snow skiing, sailing International Rela­ biology tions Rebecca A. Beilfuss Jean Elaine Benson Jennie L. Bergemann “ B eck y” “ Jeannie” “ Jen n ie” Irondequoit H. S. Walter Johnson High Alliance High School Rochester, N.Y. Kensington, Md. Alliance, Ohio Drama, skiing, lan­ Gymnastics, guitar, French horn, golf, guages, people, piano sewing, poetry, spectator sp orts, modern dance kids, animals Catherine L. Bicknell Dorinda E. Bisher Holly Beth Blake “ C athy” “ R indy” “ H olly” Burnt Hills-Ballston Lockport Sr. H.S. Newark Sr. H.S. Lake Lockport, New York Newark, Ohio Scotia, New York Tennis, Spanish Painting, astrology, All music, people, poetry, Simon and Egyptian H istory, most sports Garfunkel, reading, “The MoodyBlues”, Clark Gabel movies Mr, Smith Jane E. Bogenrief Sarah Harriet Bohr Carol Anne Bonte “ Jan e” “ Sarah” “ Penny” Abington High School American Internation­ Upper Arlington H. S. Abington, Pa, al School if New Delhi Columbus, Ohio New Deini, India Swimming, rock Traveling, journa­ Skiing, nature, human 'n ’ro ll, children, relations, m usic, English, helping the lism, people, sew­ laughter needy ing, cheerleading 5 Lynn Parker Boyer Yvonne R. Boykins Leslie Ann Brewer “ Lynn” “V onnie” “ B rew ” Glenville High School Kent Place School Langley High School Cleveland, Ohio Morristown, N.J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Classical music, ma­ Music, English Lit­ terial arts, drama, Music, people. The erature, speech, sci­ folk guitar, singing World in General ence, drama Stephanie L. Bronder Elizabeth F. Bryan Naomi Buckner “Stephanie” “ B e tsy ” “ T ight” Bethel Park Sr. High American School,Brazi' Carver High School Pittsburgh, Pa. Sao Paulo, Brazil Columbus, Georgia Rock, Macrame, ship D ram a, poetry, p sy ­ Singing, dancing, de­ prints, adult fantasy, chology, all music, bating, tennis, bowl­ sewing religion s ing Karen Jean Bunning Wendy Leigh Burnard Anne J. Butterick “ K aren” “ Wendy” “ A nnie” Licking V a lley H. S. Bethesda-Chevy Chase Shaler High School Newark, Ohio High School Pittsburgh, Pa. Chevy Chase, Md. Reading, history, People, folk rock, classical music, fly­ Art, drama, singing, drama, politic g, ing, folk dancing boating, people philosophy Helen L. Chilson Nancy Beth Chisnell Holly Jean Clark “ H elen ” “ N ancy” “ H olly” C harles F. Brush H. S. Doylestown High School Westlake High School Cleveland, Ohio Doylestown, Ohio Westlake, Ohio Math, French, piano, Guitar, folk music, English, p o litics, sewing, cooking people, flower shows, gymnastics, blues kazoo Victoria M. Colmes Dessie Linda Cook Ellen Armeda Cope “V ick i” “ D e s ” “ A r lie ” Longm eadow H. S. John M. Withrow H. S. Pikeville High School Longmeadow, Mass. Cincinnati, Ohio Pikeville, Kentucky All music, watching Hard rock, personal­ Swimming, sewing, people, drama, art, ity pasters, long rock’n’roll, cheer­ skiing drives, fiction, paper leading flow ers 7 3 Dorothy A. Corvinus Charlotte V. Crane Kathleen E. Cress “ De D e” “Charlotte” “ Kathy” International School Fox Lane High School M em orial High School BedfordVillage, N.Y. of Geneva Geneva, Switzerland St. Mary’s, Ohio Gymnastics, dance, Athletics, read­ M usic, swimming, history, drama, ing, people, travel­ sewing, traveling, travel ing p o litics Margaret E. Daub Catherine Jane Degen Ju lie Curtis D ickson “ M argo” “ C athie” “ J u lie” Lawrence High School Sewanee Military Jamestown High School Lawrence, Kansas Academ y Jamestown, New York Sewanee, Tennessee Folk music, guitar, Poetry, social work, Classical and rock canoeing, French, drawing, E nglish, music, skiing, drama biology cats Stephanie Gibson Dilly Judith Ann Donaldson Carrie J. Donley “ Steph” “ Judy” “ C arrie” Moorestown H.S. Cold Spring Harbor H. S. Central High School Moorestown, N.J. Cold Spring Harbor,N.Y •Grand Forks, N.D. Tennis, math, people, Tennis, piano, math, contemporary music, Art, poetry, rhythm swimming, singing drama, publicity and blues, dancing, reading Mary Beth Dunlap Malinda K. Dunn Christine E. Durfee “ B e tsy ” “ L indy” “ C h ris” Middletown Township Plymouth High School Catasaugua Jr.-Sr.H.S. High School Plymouth, Michigan Catasaugua, Pa. New Monmouth, N.J. Bach, sketching, Piano, swimming, Biking, puzzling over Colette, French food, art, drama, travel philosophy and reli­ bicycle riding gion Patricia N. Dutcher Elaine Dell Dye Nancy Elizabeth Dye “ P a t” “ E la in e” “ H eidi” Orchard Park Central Montclair High School Parkersburg H.S. High School Upper Montclair, N.J. Vienna, West Va. Orchard Park, N.Y. Sailing, skiing, sci­ Drama, swimming, People, current cul­ ence, work with brain horseback riding tures, art, writing, damaged children camping 9 Merry Lee Edwards Patricia Lynn Egli Christine Nancy Entis “ M erry” “ P a tty ” “ C h ris” Southeastern H. S. Upper St. C lair H. S. Marysville Sr. High Springfield, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Marysville, Ohio Soul music, art, Pop music, travel, People, skiing, read­ dancing, drama, boating, swimming, ing, dancing, horse­ sewing tennis back riding Caroline Jane Evert M argaret Ann Fittkau Shanda Sue Franck " C arolin e” “ M argie” “ Shanda” WoodwardHigh School Mt. Lebanon H. S. Shawnee Mission East Cincinnati, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Leawood, Kansas People, ice skating, Literature, people, Tennis, piano, golf, flute & piano, boat­ classical music string bass ing, dram a Anne E. Frank Karen Lynne Frazier Barbara A. Freer “ A nne” “ K aren” “ B arb” Strongsville Sr. High North High School Gilbertsville Central Strongsville, Ohio Akron, Ohio Gilbertsville, N.Y. Pop & classical mu­ Modern & classical sic, people, chem­ music, people, Folk music, boys, istry, poetry drama, skiing, travel American History Cynthia D. Gammon Carolyn J. Gilbert Elizabeth G. Gottlieb “ C indie” “ C arolyn” “ Elizabeth” Marcellus Central W est Geavga H.
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