In her spare time, she is a member of the Global Packaging Graphics Team which is developing new worldwide packaging graphics for all existing and developing McDonald's markets. Arthur R. Cabot was a successful pet products manufacturer. The contribution is intended to fund the purchase of paper for use in graphics printing labs to assist in teaching students printing techniques and quality control measures in the printing process. The program is the largest of its kind in the Midwest, currently enrolling more than 300 students. Graduates of the program assume managerial jobs in printing plants or establish careers as print estimators, buyers, service representatives and a host of other affiliated activities.
Good printers make good customers to the papermaking business.
The foundation distributes between one and two million dollars to organizataions each year. We are most appreciative of the Consolidated Papers Foundation gift to this program. In honor of her life and love of teaching, Sorensen said it was most appropriate to identify the funds to honor and retain faculty who represent the best scholarly research, teaching and community service. The first Maybelle Ranney Price Professorship will be awarded in 1996. Fla. She was a 1945 graduate of UW-Stout and taught high school at Roberts, Wis., and Savannah, Ill., before becoming a civilian employee of the U.S. Government in Okinawa.