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New Student Directory, 1968-1969 The College of Wooster Open Works New Student Directories Special Collections 1968 New Student Directory, 1968-1969 Follow this and additional works at: http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories Recommended Citation "New Student Directory, 1968-1969" (1968). New Student Directories. 24. http://openworks.wooster.edu/directories/24 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]. FRESHMAN DIRECTORY COLLEGE OF WOOSTER WOOSTER, OHIO 1968 - 1969 FRESHMAN DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1972 1968 - 1969 Published by the Student Government Association of THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER Carlisle Marshall, Editor-in-Chief Wooster '71 Clarke Publishing Company, Bloomfield, N. J. These students will be entering Wooster in September, 1968, but are not pictured in the directory: CLASS OF 1972 -- Brenda Joyce Bryant Gregory Alvert Bryant Elizabeth Eleanor Kindig Rodney Wayne Lyons Linda Lee McIntosh John Arthur Stanley Randy Lee Terry TRANSFER-- Bruce Eugene Muck Dale Heath Rominger Sandra Mitchell Saure Charles Mack Steele Martha Louise Taylor Marguerite Faye VanVleck FRESHMAN WOMEN HOLDEN TEL: 352-353 (Annex) 359-360-362 (Hall) 438-367 (Wing) 1 2 Pamela Jean Albert Kathleen Ester Allen Lynn Alice Allison “Pam ” "K athy” “Lynn” Marion Steele H.S. Williamsport, H.S. Barboursville H.S. Amherst, Ohio Williamsport, Pa. Huntington, W. Va. Tennis, music, math, Music, swimming, Music, geology, so­ novels, history reading, skiing cia l studies M argaret Andrews Hope Asbury M elody Ann B ales “Margaret” “Hope” "M elod y” Natrona Hgts. H.S. G re e ce A rcadia H.S. Mansfield Sr. H.S. Massillon, Ohio R ochester, N.Y. Mansfield, Ohio Tennis, dramatics, Swimming, riding, nature, poetry rock ‘n’ roll, skiing Jacqueline Battig Elizabeth Baurle Barbara A. Behrens "J a ck ie” “Liz” “Barb” W ooster H.S. Dryden Central H.S. Oak Hills H.S. Wooster, Ohio Dryden, N.Y. Cincinnati, Ohio Rock ’n’ roll, cheer- Swimming, singing, Writing, art, people, leading, sports travel, reading dram atics Dana Jean B ierer Anne Bingaman Mary Elizabeth Bon “Dana” "A nne” “Mary” Washington H.S. Addison Trail H.S. Middlesex Reg. H.S. Washington, Pa. Addison, 111. E. Pepperell, Mass. Piano, history, sew­ Music, choir, sports, Organ, baking, Bach, ing, sports dancing politics, animals Kathryn Mary Booth Virginia Borden Marilyn Bramley “Kathy” “Ginny” “Lynnie” Firestone H.S. East High School East A urora H.S. Akron, Ohio Rochester, N.Y. E. Aurora, N.Y. Swimming, math, Biology, guitar, rid­ Guitar, singing, ten­ sew ing ing, drawing nis, modeling 3 4 Victoria Brennan Stephanie Brodine Joanne T. Brodkin ” Vicky” “Stephanie” " Joanie” Baldwin H.S. Walter Johnson H.S. Barnard School Pittsburgh, Pa. Bethesda, Md. New York, N.Y. Swimming, sewing, Biology, singing, Riding, dramatics, psychology reading, guitar music, guitar, art R ebecca E. B rooks Kathleen A. B rouse Janet Brown “Becky” “Kathy” “Jan” Akron East H.S. E lyria H.S. Rocky River H.S. Akron, Ohio Elyria, Ohio Rocky River, Ohio Bowling, swimming, Vical music, piano, Folk music, dramat­ math, novels, nature journalism, French ics, French Rise Lorraine Brown Nancy B ruce Elizabeth L. Bruhn “Rise” “Nancy” “Betsy” Aiken H.S. Dana Hall School Poland Seminary H.S. Cincinnati, Ohio Wooster, Ohio Poland, Ohio Swimming, reading, Classical and folk Riding, tennis, math, painting, drawing music, sports, sew­ reading, music ing Anita M. Buonpane Carolyn Ann Calhoun Mary Ellen Carhartt “Anita” “Carolyn” “Mary” Beachwood H.S. Marion Harding H.S. Southwest H.S. Beachwood, Ohio Marion, Ohio Kansas City, Mo. Swimming, writing, Folk music, dramat­ Art, music, poetry, rock ‘n’ roll, sewing ics, AFS, bridge, politics, children current news Candace Carlisle Virginia E. Charlton Catherine Charnley “Candy” “Gini” “Cathy” W ooster H.S. St. Agnes School Fairfax H.S. Wooster, Ohio Alexandria, Va. Fairfax, Va. Dramatics, singing, Dramatics, Spanish, Tennis, reading, mu­ debate, piano tennis sic, golf, bridge 5 6 Barbara Jo Cicirello Margaret Anne Clark Lillian S. Cleamons "B a rb ” "M a r g ie ” "Sharon” West Geauga H.S. Lakewood H.S. Linden McKinley H.S. Chesterland, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Skiing, sewing, knit­ Tennis, sewing, biol­ Spanish, piano, cats, ting, piano ogy, choir volley ball Devon C lifford Marjorie S. Coates Karen E. Collins "D evon ” "M a rg ie ” "K aren ” Riverdale H.S. E. Grand Rapids H.S. King George V School Metairie, La. E.Grnd.Rpds., Mich. Kowloon, Hong Kong Kayaking, field hock­ Swimming, psychol­ Sewing, designing, ey, swimming, read­ ogy, sewing, people, sailing, folk music, ing piano camping, AFS Jan C arol Colton Pandy G. Colvin Carol K. Combes "J a n ” "P an dy” "M o tz” Mercyhurst Prep C on n ellsville Anza Lutheran H.S. East Erie, Pa. C onnellsville, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Folk music, poetry, Dancing, cheerlead­ Sewing, reading, art, swimming, people ing, swimming, mu­ cheerleading, music sic a ls Marilee Comfort Barbara Crowe Nancy Cummings "M a r ile e ” "B a r b ” "N ancy” N. Valley Reg. H.S. Ferndale High School Chatham Cntrl.School Haworth, N.J. Pleasant Ridge.Mich. Chatham, N.Y. Twirling, child psy­ Archaeology, music, Music, discovering, chology, sewing, jazz dram atics dramatics, chem­ istry Carol Daly Elizabeth Daugherty Ellen Louise Dickson “Ca ro l” “Beth” "E lle n ” Emma Willard School Cleveland Hgts., H.S. Rumson-Faur Haven Elyria, Ohio Cleveland Hgts..Ohio F air Haven, N.J. Varied Chemistry, biology, Sailing, folk music, flute, classical mu­ singing, swimming, s ic the sciences 7 8 Margaret Doezema Cheryl Lee Duncan Mary Linda Dupree “Peggy” “Ch eryl” “Linda” University H.S. Withrow High School Conestoga H.S. Ann Arbor, Mich. Cincinnati, Ohio Devon, Pa. Dramatics, tennis, Dramatics, history, Singing, piano, vio­ swimming, litera­ old books, show mu­ lin, swimm ing, ten­ ture sic, dogs nis Mary L. Edgerton Anna Elbins Marcia Elston “Mary” “Anna” “Marcia” Ithaca High School R iviera Beach H.S. Ashtabula H.S. Ithaca. N.Y. Palm Beach Shrs., Fla. Ashtabula, Ohio Current events, folk Music, dramatics, Music, sewing, read­ music, dramatics dancing, tennis ing Lynne E. Engstrom Marilyn D. Evans Beverly Ewers “Lynne” “Marilyn” “Bev” Maine-Endwell H.S. Frontier Central H.S. Geo. Washington H.S. Endwell, N.Y. Hamburg, N.Y. Denver, Colorado Music, organ, sew­ Dramatics, journal­ Poetry, skiing, so­ ing, English, tennis ism, choir, swim­ ciology, swimming, m ing psychology Susan Farnsworth Jane Ellen Finlay L e slie E. Fish er “Sue” “Jane” “Le slie ” Albion Central H.S. Springfield Twp.H.S. Pittsford Cntrl.H.S. Albion, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsford, N.Y. Piano, reading, AFS, Hockey, tennis, sing­ Skiing, travel, sew­ journalism, history ing, travel, reading ing, sports, ancienl history Susan Stewart Fisler Donna Fordyce Jaqueline P. Foxx "S u e” “Donna” “Jaque” Fairview High School Shaw .High School Henderson H.S. Dayton, Ohio E. Cleveland, Ohio West Chester, Pa. Travel, skiing, lan­ Swimming, golf, mu­ Gymnastics, news­ guages, piano sic, bowling, piano paper, swimming, h orses 9 10 Nancy Frank Martha L. F roelich Linda Gail Fullhart ‘‘Nancy*’ ' ‘ Marcy’ ’ "L in d a ” St. Stephen’s School Ashland High School Alexis I. duPont H.S. Nevilly S/Seine, Fra. Ashland, Ohio Newark, Del. Music, reading, bi­ Music, cello, drama, Hockey, vocal music, cycling, reading ballet, art sociology Elaine Garrison Barbara KayGaumer Norah Janet G etgood " E li” "B a r b ” “Jan” Lynbrook H.S. Wooster High School Tulsa Central H.S. Lynbrook, N.Y. Wooster, Ohio Tulsa, Oklahoma Swimming, camping, Swimming, reading, Sailing, world rela­ music, fun sewing, bicycling tions, riding, dance, sw im Deborah L. G ibson Judith Perrin Gibson Beth G ilbert "D eb b ie” “Judy” “Beth” North Hills H.S. Winston Churchill H.S. Utica High School Pittsburgh, Pa. Rockeville, Md. Utica, Ohio Guitar, sewing, jazz, Music, drama, sew­ Swimming, rock ‘n’ ballet, travel ing, parties, piano roll, band, volley ball, people Pamela Sue Glover Trudy Ann G raff Elizabeth Granquist "P a m ” “Trudy” “Beth” Akron E ast H.S. Willoughby South H.S. North Allegheny H.S. Akron, Ohio Willoughby, Ohio Wexford, Pa. Ice skating, twirling, Singing, sports, sew­ Piano, tutoring, art, golf, languages ing mountain climbing canoeing Barbara G. G reen Nancy Jane Hartley Carol Hershberger "B arba ra ” "N ancy” “Ca rol” Penns Grove H.S. N. Valley Reg. H.S. Kenm ore W est H.S. Penns Grove, N.J. C loster, N.J. Kenmore, N.Y. Music, drama, read­ Music, Spanish, ar­ Biology, tennis, golf, ing, German chaeology, softball, reading rock s 11 12 Diane L enore Hewitt Sarah L. H ill Terri Diana Hill ‘‘De e ’* "S a ra h ” “Te r r i” Central Commercial Hannah More Acad. Our Savious Lutheran New York. N.Y. Massillon, Ohio Bronx, N.Y. Volleyball, rock ‘n’ Swimming, science, Cheerleading, soft- roll, dancing, sew­ music, piano, math ball, jazz, film study ing, com puters Patricia Lynn Hiller Laura Jane Himes Janet L. H irsh berg "P a t” "J a n e” “Janet” Walter Johnson H,S. Mentor High School Bethesda High School Bettesda, Md. Bethesda, Md. Tennis, riding, sail­ Music, languages, ing, guitar (Withdrawn) painting, poetry Deborah L. Holbrook Ann Jackson Lonni Sue Johnson "D ebbi” "A nn” “Lonni” Allegany High School Upper Arlington H.S. Princeton H.S. Cumberland, Md. Cumberland, Md. Princeton, N.J. Gliding, needlework, Tennis, singing, art, Classical music, art, mountain climbing, music, languages riding, architecture poetry Harriet Susan Jones Kathleen Judy Eloise Kandle “Sue” “Kitty” “Elo is e ” Boardman H.S. Central Catholic H.S. Lynbrook H.S.
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