Earl Raymond Wynn

Background

Wynn, Earl Raymond was born on November 25, 1911 in Coal Valley, Illinois, United States. Son of Zadoc Hardin and Mary Jane (Ziegler) Wynn.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Augustana College, 1932; Master of Science, Northwestern University, 1934; postgraduate, Northwestern University, 1936-1938.

Career

Assistant Professor of English and speech, charge speech division, Tarkio (Missouri) College, 1934-1936; instructor dramatic art, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1938-1940; assistant professor dramatic art, charge radio, 1940-1943; professor radio, television and motion pictures, 1947-1976; producer, director, Men in Action from U. North Carolina campus for Mutual Broadcasting System network, 1941-1942; writer, producer training films and film strips, Quartermaster Corps. Camp Lee, Virginia, 1942-1943; director communication center, 1946-1962; past department chairman radio, television and motion pictures, 1947-1962. Executive director North Carolina Communications Study Commission, 1949-1951.

North Carolina Ednl. Radio-television Commission, 1953.

Achievements

• Earl Raymond Wynn has been listed as a notable Educator, actor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman board The ArtSch., Carrboro, North Carolina Served to Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946.

Connections

Married Irene Grace Schwartzinger, September 8, 1939. Married Rhoda Mabel Hunter, December 27, 1951. Children—Stacy Hunter, Sherry.

Father:

Zadoc Hardin Wynn

Mother:

Mary Jane (Ziegler) Wynn

Spouse:

Irene Grace Schwartzinger

Spouse:

Rhoda Mabel Hunter