Background
Matousek, Rose C. was born on April 1, 1922 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Bohumil and Camille (Bommer) Kasalovsky.
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Rose C. Matousek
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Rose C. Matousek, American graphologist. Achievements include influencing Library of Congress to change the Dewey Decimal classification of graphology books from occult to psychology and document examination and personnel screening categories in 1980; In 1990 persuaded the United States Department of Labor's Director of Occupational Titles to change graphologist from entertainment to miscellaneous professional.
Education
Student, Morton College, 1939-1940; student, DePaul University, 1940-1941; student, Northwestern University, 1941-1947.
Career
Executive secretary, Carson Pirie Scott & Company, Chicago, 1947-1950;
owner, operating, Executive Secretary Svc., Hinsdale, Illinois, 1950-1967;
executive secretary, Strand & Associations, Oak Brook, Illinois, 1968-1970;
executive secretary, Signal Delivery Svc. Inc., Hinsdale, 1970-1972;
owner, operating, Graphodynamics, Hinsdale, since 1972. Author: Graphodynamics, 1971, ABC's of Handwriting Analysis, 1985.
Contributor articles to professional journals.
Membership
Member American Association Handwriting Analysts (secretary, treasurer 1973-1974, public rels.chmn. 1974-1987, president 1987-1989, editor dialog, 1989-1990), American Handwriting Analysis Foundation, Handwriting Analysts International, Association Self-Hypnosis.
Connections
Married James Frank Matousek, February 14, 1948. Children: Cheryl Rose, Lana Marie.
