Pacemaker 1969

PACEMAKER KETTERING COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ARTS KETTERING, OHIO 1969

TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics............. .... 7

E D IT O R - IN - C H IE F

Pamela Becker

A S S IS T A N T E D IT O R

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K im b e rly Baker

Class of 1969

...18

Class of 1970

...31

Activities of ’68

...42

Kathleen C o nn o lly LAYO U T

E D IT O R

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Donald

Link

BUSINESS S E C R E T A R Y . . Janis G ersonde C O P Y E D I T O R ................ C le m e n t Joseph PHO TO G RAPHY E D IT O R ........................ Deborah H ickey FA C U LTY A D V IS O R

Classes................. ...74

R. W . P ra tt

Candids............... ...82 Advertisements Roster..................

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...93 100

A Beginning . . .

"N o th in g e ve r b u ilt arose to touch the skies unless some man dream ed th a t it should, some man believed th a t it could, and some man w illed th a t it m ust.'1 These are the words of C harles F. K ettering , who, although his engineering b rilliance revolutionized the au to ­ m otive industry, was, th ro u g h o u t his life tim e o f d e d ic a te d purpose, p rim a rily concerned and interested in edu­ cation. In every w ay he could he aided it and guided it to w a rd a goal o f p rep aring young men and women to m eet and solve problems.

It was only natural, then, that, a t th e tim e Eugene K e tte rin g m ade the decision to build the C harles F. K ette rin g M em o ria l H o sp ita l in m em ory o f his father, p lan s'fo r an educational c enter began to be studied. M r. K ette rin g set aside thirty- five acres o f the fa m ily estate fo r the proposed m edical center campus.

In Septem ber, 1967, hundreds witnessed th e d ed ic atio n o f

a

new

institution,

K e tte rin g

C o lle g e

of

M ed ic al

A rts — the second phase o f the K e tte rin g M e d ic a l C enter's th ree divisions— clinical, educational, and research.

A t this tim e th e college also opened its doors to one hund red freshman students. The stud ent body, representing

p rinc ip ally the

a t firs t

residents o f n earb y O h io communities, has grown to include students from twenty-

five states and provinces as the firs t g raduates com plete th e ir educational p ro gra m tw o years later.

K ette rin g C o lleg e o f M ed ic al A rts is a C h ristian educational institutio n

o p e rate d

by the

Seventh-day A d ­

ventist, and holds as a supreme o b je c tive th e p ro vid ing o f an enviro nm ent in which teachers and students can search o u t and know S o d the C re a to r as H e is revealed in inspiration, in th e physical w orld around us, and in the events o f this world's history.

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Life at Kettering College of Medical Arts Directed by God Through The Faculty The Seniors The Underclassmen The Activities

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We Dedicate . . .

The students o f the K e tte rin g C o lle g e o f M e d ic al A rts d ed ic ate th e ir firs t yearbook to Mrs. Eugene W . K e tte rin g and the late M r. K ette rin g .

W h ile

planning

the educational division o f the

K e tte rin g M e d ic al C en ter, M r. K e tte rin g explained, "It

must be an

educational center as well as a

m edical service center. It will be necessary fo r the hospital to

become

people fo r satisfying

involved

in p rep aring

young

lives o f service here and in

o th e r institutions in various parts o f the w o rld ."

W e,

the

students,

express

our

thanks

to

the

K ettering s fo r this fine institution, and are proud to be members o f the educational division th a t the K ettering s have established.

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ACADEM ICS

Medical Center Executives

Marlowe H . Schaffner, M.D. President, Kettering Medical C enter

M r. Paul Reichard C o m p tro lle r

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M r. A . G . Zytkoskee D irec to r o f Personnel

M r. John Parrish D ire c to r o f Public Relations

Dean of the College

I would say to o ur students, especially to those who a,re g rad u ating , th a t you have come upon the scene in a d ay o f g re a t opportunities. You must choose betw een th e o p p o rtu n ities o ffe re d by th e M a s te r fo r service to H im and the o pportunities o ffere d by the w orld fo r g re a t gain and p o p u la rity. Yes, th e o p po rtunities fo r w orld ly gain, w o rld ly pleasure, and w o rld ly p o p u la rity are set before you in all th e ir dazzling splendor, but C h ris t says, Forsake all o f these things and take up y o u r cross and fo llow me if you w ould have tru e success and in h erit eternal life.

You are the children o f destiny. You have come upon th e scene of action in one o f the most momentous times o f earth's history. This is a tim e o f fa st m oving events, and you w ill be p laying an im p o rta n t p a rt in the shaping of earth's destiny. You have studied fa ith fu lly and are well p rep ared to ac t yo u r p a rt upon the stage o f life. You are especially tra in e d in m edical lines and are fu lly p rep ared to m inister to suffering human足 ity like our M a s te r did.

A s th e signals are given, " O n y o u r mark, g e t set," and th e starter's gun barks, le t everyo ne be up and away. Keep y o u r eye upon the finish line, strain every muscle, e xert e ve ry energy, tax e ve ry c ap ac ity as you run th e race of life. W h e n you come to the end o f the race m ay each one be able to say w ith th e apostle Paul, "I have fo u g h t a good fig h t, I have finished m y course, I have kep t th e fa ith ."

donel& rrxs W illia m C . Sandborn A c ad e m ic Dean

Eugene R. C o w ling R eg istrar

M r. C o w lin g welcom es new student, C a ro ! Benner.

Roger W . P ra tt Dean O f S tudent A ffa irs

Dean P ra tt discusses agenda w ith S A P resid ent Ruth Dunham .

M r. C o w lin g offers advic e w ith finances.

Dean P ra tt counsels students.

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Miss V au g ha n w elcom es and encourages students to v is it h e r in he r office.

Miss L. M a rth in e Bliss Dean o f the Residence

M iss Bliss insures th e smooth dence.

running o f th e

resi足

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M rs. Je a n n e tte Bonjour L ib ra ry S e c re ta ry

M rs. Betsy M errell Faculty S ec reta ry

M rs. A n n e H utcherson Front-desk R ec eptio nist

Mrs. Ina Eyman ^ D e a n of Student A ffa irs Secretary

M iss M iriam Forem an Front-desk R e c ep tio nist

M rs. M arion O . A nderson R e g is tra r S e c re ta ry

Mrs. J e a n e tte Fo rtner A c a d e m ic Dean S ec retary

D ale A rellano R ad io lo g ic T echnology

Eug ene F. Augustin R e s p ira to ry T h e ra p y

M r. A u g u s tin instructs C a ro l Burt, R e s p ira to ry T h e ra p y student.

Priscilla H e d ric k return s serve u n d e r w a tc h fu l eyes o f M r. Bonjour.

David L. Barnes R e s p ira to ry T h e ra p y

R ich ard A . Bonjour Physical Education

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M r. A lb e rt E. Brendel, J r .

R e lig io n D r. Hewes dem onstrates use o f tra c h e a m odel to students.

M r. Edw ard M . C o llin s Lib ra ria n , R elig io n

M r. H e n ry D. Brodie M ic ro b io lo g y

M rs. V irg in ia F. Burnham N ursin g E ducation

M rs. M ild red L. C h a se S ocial O rie n ta tio n

Dr. C . G o rd o n H ew es A n a to m y and Physiology

M r. Brendel point.

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c la rifie s

a

M rs. Burnham works w ith M a r y M e if e r t in N u rs e ry .

M r. N e u fe ld conducts R a d io lo g y lecture.

M iss M ary E. H o y t N ursing Education

M iss Lois J . W alk e r Assista nt L ib ra ria n

M rs. Sybil F. K ierstead N u rs in g Education

M rs. M a rjo rie m edicine.

Parrish

instructs

M r. Ernest A . N eu feld Radiology

stud ent

in

a d m in iste rin g

M rs. N . M a rie N ix M ed ic al Records

Dr. Richard A . Krumholz R e s p ira to ry T he ra p y

M rs. R achel M . P ierce N ursin g Education

M rs . P ra tt works on P syc h iatric nursing schedule.

M r. Pierce stresses a p o in t d u rin g a lecture.

M r. W a rre n D. Pierce H is to ry — S o cio log y

M rs. E. Lois Pratt N u rs in g E ducation

D r. D ale E. Putnam R ad io lo g ic Techn olo g y Miss Rose confers w ith a n o th e r fa c u lty m em ber.

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M iss Esth er M . Rose N ursin g Education

M r. R o bert M . Russell B iology Dr. V a n H o rn e ex. ains P erio d ic C h a rt,

M r. Russell discusses M ic ro .

M rs. H elen C . Sandborn English Dr. B. H . V an H o rn e Physics-Mathem atics

M rs. Sanborn in structing freshm an class

M iss G le n n a L. Ruth N ursin g Education

Miss Ruth chats a b o u t P e d ia tric assignments,

Class Officers

M r. R. Russell Sponsor M rs. S. Kierstead Sponsor

C . D e H a rt S ec retary

C . Johnson President

C . Burt S erg eant a t A rm s R. Brandon Treasurer

SENIORS

Rita J. Balzuweit Nursing Sue A . Barker Nursing

Pamela A . Becker Nursing C h e ryl A . Behner Nursing

M a rjo rie B. Berger Nursing J ill Berkheimer Nursing

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A . G a i B ernreiter Nursing C onnie G . Booher Nursing

Rebecca S. Brandon R ad io lo gy James L. Bunger R adiology

C a ro l A . BurtR esp irato ry Therap y Sara J. Bussey Nursing

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Sue A . C a rte r Nursing

C onn ie C h ild Nursing

Patricia A . C o b b Nursing

Kathleen M . C o n n o lly Nursing

Kathleen L. C lo u g h Nursing

C h ristin a S. D e H a rt Nursing

Ruth A . Dunham Nursing

Karen B. Esselman Nursing

R o b e rt E. Ewell Nursing

Patrick F e rry Nursing

Sandra V. Finley Nursing

Jeanie G a lb ra ith Nursing

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Janis L. G ersonde Nursing M arc ia A . G riffith Nursing

C le ta M . H am ilto n Nursing H e id i Heghesan Nursing

G e ra ld in e Hendricks Nursing Deborah L. H ickey Nursing

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Q uen Kho Nursing Susan R. K looster Nursing

M a ry I. Lyons Nursing M axcella H . M arsh Nursing

Ruth C . M a rtin Nursing Sharon E. M a y Nursing

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A rn o ld J. M e e rt Nursing M a ry E. M e ife rt N ursing

W ilm a M erickel Nursing Donna M . M oats Nursing

M a rjo rie N eu m iller Nursing Shirley A . Norcross Nursing

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Ju d y P. Shaw Nursing

N ancy E. Spears Nursing

Josephine Sm ith Nursing

A . Jean S p ra tt Nursing

Shara L. Smith Nursing

Susan J. Stellpflug Nursing

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Thomas M . T rim b le Nursing

M e la n ie A . W eeks Nursing

Eunice W e b b Nursing

Florence E. Baker Nursing

C A M E R A SHY Sheila A . Stritch Nursing C hristina O . Sutton Nursing D elig h t Thomas Nursing

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B everly Bergler Nursing D aryl G . Chase Nursing V a le rie E. Rohring Nursing

FRESHMEN

Class Officers

C . B. Johnson C h a p la in

M . C o rn e 1!

Vice-President

T. Berger Trea surer

M . U m ek President

Dr. B. H . V a n H o rn e Sponsor

M . S tig g e S ec retary

M r. R. A . Bonjour Sponsor (Missing)

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K im b e rly Baker

C a ro lyn Anderson Sue Beard Tim o th y Berger Patti Blosser G la dys Boettcher

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Janice A ustin Barbara Bemis G a rry Blosser Dianne Bossingham Janice Bower

M a rg u e rite B arganier

C onnie Brewer

M a ry B rodt

K a th y Bryant B etty C hilders Sharyl C o le S tanley Dalton John Dobbin

N anc y Caviness C a th e rin e C ole M a rily n C ornell Susan Davidson W a lt e r Ehrlich

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Sherry Erickson M a ria Erlacher Elaine Farenkopf

Sarah Fershee Kathleen Fredericks M a rylo u G a u ke r

A nna G eis Janice G o rd o n Beverly G ra h a m

M a rg a re t G rig s b y Shirley H ab ad a Irene H a lle r

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Dianne H a rtle Donald H a rv e y K a th y Heck

Priscilla H ed rick Diane H eiland Lynda H ild e rb ra n d t

M arsha H uddleston M arsha H um m el Luree Jackson

M a rjo rie J a rre tt C . Bryan Johnson C le m e n t A . Joseph

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J u d ith Long

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G w e n yth Loughm iller

Louisa M a r tir

Eleanora M eric a

Sharon Peyer

R o b e rt Pohle

Esther Portice

Sharon Poulsen

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Peggy Routzong K athy Schaefer C a ro l Scrannage J e ri Sheneman Darlene Snowden

Phyllis Sawvell B etty Schmoll Jam es Sew ard Kathleen Shepherd W illia m Sommers

M a ry Spence

Leota Stahl

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Shirley Stanek

C a ro l S tarkw eath er

M a rla Stig g e

Regina S tra d e r

Shari Stratm oen

Donald Sutherland

Sandra Thacker

M a rk Umek

Joan V a lentine

Joyce V a n W ic k le

Ramona Vosler

N anc y W a g n e r

Sharon W e lls

Patricia W itc h e t

M a ry W ilfo rd

C a th y W o o d s

Ronald W ir

M a rg a re t Z im m e r

C A M E R A SHY Ja n e t Akers C a ro l Benner Sara Braddock M ic h ael Brown Karen C ra w fo rd C onnie Ewry Steve Finn A la n Friedm an Ruth Hanna C onn ie Howell Barbara Kabrisky C ha rle ne N orris M aria nne O elm an Theresa Perrin M a rth a Pyburn Susan Sharp Jean Snider M elind a Staten C a ro l Strausbaush Lo ttie Thurm an Joan W o o d fo rd

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Registration Day

Boxes and boxes o f books! Sep tem b er 18, 1967 b ro ug h t w ith

it m any long

hours o f standing

in

lines, signing papers, and new, frie n d ly people. The students and th e instructors w ere re ad y to

m eet

the challenges o f beginning a new junio r college.

The b eg in n ing o f th e long line.

Dr. W in io n Beaven addresses th e stud ent b o d y.

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D ean S and bo rn helps w ith re g is tra tio n .

Bob Ewell, MC, leads an enthusias足 tic d e b a te .

K aren Esselman p re 足 sents a luxury, minkc overe d b e d p a n a t b reak tim e d u rin g d e b a te .

History of Nursing

P a tty Cobb p e r足 form s old-tim e nurs足 ing functio n.

Doctors Po llard and D e H a rt, h ard a t work. W a tc h o u t D e lig h t!

G in n y and h e r te am p re sen t a ty p ic a l w a rd th e Florence N ig h te n g a le era.

S h irle y and W ilm a nurse ag o ny d u rin g procedure.

M arg e's

sore

to e .

M a rg e

g rits

te e th

scene d u rin g

in

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Fall Festival The fall festival, held in N ovem b er, was a huge

success.

Sponsored

by

Sigma

Zeta,

it

was open to the students and the com m unity.

Booths

and

games

were

set

up

and

prizes

aw arded to the winners. The festival bro ug ht out

many o f th e

skills. Everyone Zeta

fa c u lty

members'

unknown

had a good tim e and Sigma

p ro fited .

W o u ld you b elie ve a b a n q u e t? Jam s Gersonde and C h ris tin a D e H a rt p re p a re d fo r th e Fall Festival.

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G o in g - S o in g - G o n e !

Dean S an d bo rn and shaving a b alloo n.

E ld e r

D em ing

try

th e ir

hand

at

Faculty and students e n jo y a few o f th e m any booths a t th e Fall Festival.

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S h irle y N orcross and Class o f '69 in to th e

R ita Balzw eit led th e c ap p in g cerem ony.

M rs. G la d ys Duran, D ire c to r o f N ursin g Service, K .M .H . spoke to th e Class o f '69 on challenges in N ursing .

The Class o f '69 kneels in p re p a ra tio n to rec eive th e ir caps.

Donna M o a ts was c a p p e d A n n Dorn.-

The C a p p in g C e re m o n y o f th e Class o f 1969

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b y M rs.

Capping Feb. 4 , ’68 Solemness reigned a t the firs t capping

cerem ony o f the

K e tte rin g

C o lleg e o f M ed ic al A rts as seventy-four students received th e ir nursing caps. Each student chose an ad m ired

RN

to cap them .

Mrs. G la d ys

Duran, d ire c to r o f Nursing Service a t the hospital addressed the class on the meaning o f "C h a lle n g e ." She subm itted to the students these five rules. "Be tru e to yourself, c u ltiva te the best in life, think, work, p ray and keep yo u r desire single. If you are h ittin g on all five, success w ill be yours." The cerem ony ended with an impressive lam p lig hting cerem ony by the students. The lit lamps signified a new w ay o f life, a new fie ld o f dedication.

M iss V au g ha n leads th e Class 1969 in th e "N u rs e s Pledge S ervic e ."

C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S ! !

M rs. W ilm a cerem o ny.

M ericlcel

and

fa m ily

e n jo yin g

refreshm ents

a fte r

of of

th e

The Florence N ig h te n g a le lam ps a re lit and passed down th e line t o each stud ent. T he re c ita tio n o f th e "N u rs e s P led g e o f S erv­ ic e " by a ll th e new ly cap ped, fo llo w ed .

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The d o u b le trio singing " I Do, I D o "

Enthusiasm

m arked the

presentation

of

the S tu d e n t A ssociation firs t ta le n t show.

D eb b y H ic key was the d ire c to r o f the ta le n t show and tw o students fro m A nd rew s U nive rs ity w ere the masters o f cerem ony.

Stan and Bob present D e b b y o rganizin g "S h o w b o a t ’68."

w ith

roses

fo r

S an d y H o w e ll sings " In to The N ig h t "

Showboat ’68

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Sigma Zeta

S w eet S ixteen? her b irth d a y .

C o n n ie

Booher

celebra tes

G in n y Po llard was one o f th e hon ore d guests a t th e sum m er w e d d in g shower.

The

Sigma

Z eta

S o ro rity

was o r­

ganized e a rly in the y e a r to p ro vid e some social activities fo r the residence hall girls. A m o n g b irth d a y

and

th e a c tivities w ere

ho lid ay

parties,

b rid al

showers, w einer roasts, songfests, mov­ ies, and C hristm as fo r a needy fam ily.

The Sigma Z e ta helped each g irl be­ come b e tte r acquainted w ith her class­ mates

by

establishing

a

friendship

sister program . Thanks fo r a fun filled year!

H a p p y B irth d a y! C le ta prise b irth d a y p a rty.

H a m ilto n

a t h e r sur­

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E a rly m o rn ing S ab b ath Service

In June, Bryan S tate

a spring

cam p o ut was

held a t John

Park in Y ello w Springs. The students

enjoyed a fun fille d weekend o f swimming, singing, hiking, and eating. They roughed it by using tents,

M a rg e B erg er begins a new day.

cooking o ver campfires, and fig h tin g

mosquitoes.

Some

poison

came

back w ith

sunburns and

ivy,

but all had a good tim e.

W h ic h w ay to th e parkin g area, C a ro l?

Spring Campout 52

re we!

Bon Voyage!

Miss A n n e M e y e r was a v e ry d ed ic ated nursing in s tru c to r during th e firs t school year. O n e o f the most p opular instructors, Miss M e y e r le ft in S eo tem b er o f '68 fo r a tw o y e a r term

as d ire c to r of

nursing service a t the Benghazi A d v e n tis t H o sp ita l in Libya, N o rth A fric a .

Miss M e y e r came to the K e tte rin g C o lle g e o f M e d ic a l A rts b efo re it had e ith e r name o r students.

A lm o st her entire nursing career has been in education, and she p u t her experience to work in con足 trib u tin g much tim e and e ffo rt to curriculum planninq fo r the nursing program .

A native o f M obile, A lab am a , she ta u g h t nursing th e re b efo re coming to K e tte rin g . For fo u r years she served as president o f the A la b a m a State Nurses Association and was a m em ber o f the Board of Nurse Examiners fo r the S tate o f A la b a m a fo r the same length o f tim e.

Miss M e y e r is a g rad u ate o f C o lu m b ia Union C o lle g e and received her master's deg ree from the U niversity o f A lab am a .

Miss M eyer, before she left, was given a farew ell p a rty by the fa c u lty and students. The tim e and e ffo rt she spent w ith us while she was here was g re a tly ap preciated.

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Pop Shots

Do you h ear w h a t I hear?

H u rry Tina, he's w a itin g !

Ahhuh!

N o w w a it a m inute. You d id w h a t to th e p a tie n t?

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T he y c e rta in ly make th e freshm en sm all these days!

A r e you k id d in g ?

Blah!

Blow H a rd e r F la p p e r C ra c k e r!!!

O n e — tw o— th re e kick!!

O h no— M A R R IA G E ! !

P riva c y a t last!

A n d th e y said it c o u ld n 't be done!

You D on't Say!

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Campus Day This d ay was set aside to enterta in interested students who came fro m

A ndrew s

U n iversity

and various high schools and academies.

N an c y Spears, surg ical ta le n t.

Pat

Ferry,

and

Debby

H ic k e y

d isp la y

th e ir

A rn ie M e e rt, T im Berger, and C h ris D e H a rt a c t o ut t h e ir skit.

S h irle y N orcross in te ra c ts w ith p a tie n t M a rg e Ber足 g er.

A rn ie M e e r t looks ra th e r skeptical sonde.

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a t Janis Ger-

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February 2, 1969 T H E N U RSE'S P LED G E O F S E R V IC E I solemnly pledge m yself to the service o f hum anity and will end eavo r to w ith

p ractice m y profession

conscience and w ith d ig n ity.

I w ill m aintain by all the means in m y pow er the honor and the noble tra d itio n s o f my profession.

The to ta l health o f m y patients w ill be my firs t consideration.

I w ill hold in confidence all personal m atters coming to m y knowledge.

I w ill not p e rm it considerations o f religion, nationality, race o r social standing to intervene between my d u ty and m y patient.

I w ill m aintain the utm ost respect fo r human life.

I make these promises solemnly, fre e ly and upon m y honor.

M a ry

and

K im

ta k e

p a rt in th e

c ap p in g

proces足

sion.

M iss A lic e Sm ith, R.N., c ap pin g cerem ony.

fro m

CUC,

speaks a t th e

second The senior nursing students p e rfo rm e d th e c a p p in g cerem ony.

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Religious Life

Sfudents a c tiv e ly p a rtic ip a te in th e choir.

A r n y M e e rt conducts th e school choir.

Stud ents h elp the N a tio n a l G u a rd d u rin g a d isaste r a lert.

C a ro l, K itch i, Sue, seminars a t S .M .C .

Beverly,

Dean

P ra tt

and

M a rk

p a rtic ip a te d

in

M .V .

A . M e e rt, S e rg e a n t a t A rm s ; T. T rim b le , T re a su re r; R. Dunham , d e n t; S. S tritc h , S e c re ta ry; J. Pulfer, C h a p la in , (n o t p ictu re d )

Pres id en t;

R. Balzuweit, Vice-Presi足

S.A. Officers

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S e a te d : C . Lewis, P. Becker, M . R anville, S. S tritc h, D. Link, T. Berger, R. Balzuweit.

C . Johnson,

S. C a rte r.

R ita Balzuweit, C hairm an.

S ta n d in g :

J.

Bunger,

M.

Umek,

Sing along w ith S h irle y!

Halloween Hayride

H it it a g a in!

October 1968 I know so m ething you m ade o u t o f plaster.

Tim, th e a p p le !

66

d o n 't

know!

I'm

Fun at the Fall Festival ’68 The Sigm a Z e ta sponsored the annual fall festival fo r th e second y e a r in a row.

A c tiv e p a rtic ip a tio n by th e stu­ dents and fa c u lty m em bers m ade th e

p ro gra m

an

enjo yab le

one.

The m ost p o p u la r p astim e fo r class p residents!

A litt le b it w ider, M r. Bonjour.

G e n tly ,

B lam !!!

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"The Shape of Things to Come” "T H E S H A P E O F T H IN G S T O C O M E " was the them e fo r K C M A 's

1969 a m a te u r hour. M a n y hours o f practice and re­

hearsal w ere spent by the contestants. Excitem ent, s p irit and team work describes the scene behind stage; w hile an evening o f enjo ym ent was experienced b y the audience.

C h a p la in Ronald G o rd o n and M r. Jo hn w elcom e a ll to th e 1969 a m a te u r hour.

Parrish

R ita and A r n y "E xo du s."

Shirley, w inner,

p re p a re

fo r

m usical

num b e r

second place plays C la ir de

Lune.

D ave call.

and

R uth ie

e n jo y

a

laugh

b efo re

curtain

C o ntestan ts g a th e r fo r fin a l c u rta in call.

Sarah perform s a d ra ­ m a tic p a rt in th e " M i r ­ acle W o rk e r."

J e rry and th ird * place W a r."

M a r jo r ie acc e p t a w ard f o r " C r u e l

M a rla , Don, and Jam s pause on stage o f " A lle y C a t " and " G e o r g y G ir l. "

A rn y fo rm

is re a d y to p e r足 "Lassus T ro m b o n e " b u t w h ere is th e page tu rn e r?

M a rla and D re a m ."

Ja nis

e n te rta in

O ffic ia l pag e tu rn e r, Dave, o u t fo r an even ing snack.

th e

aud ienc e

w ith

Dan

"T h e

takes

" A ir

m ed le y

tim e

"P u ff, th e M a g ic R ita and M a rjo rie .

Im possible

perform s,

a fte r t h e ir

D ra g o n ,"

sung

by

in

D ."

Sarah receives G le n H a m e l.

Sarah

and

C a ro l

at

fin a l

c u rta in

firs t

place

a w ard

fro m

|udge,

call.

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C o up les e n jo y th e e n te rta in m e n t a fte r th e college's firs t b an q u e t.

The S.A. Banquet February, 1969

C h e ry l Behner and her escort pause b efo re one o f th e m any d ecorations.

S h e rle y H a b a d a 's d a te pins on her corsage.

The d in n e r is en joyed

by

H elen

Kobernuss

and

d a te .

The Four M usketeers and Pam.

...

K a th y, Janis, Skip, Bowing

to

s u p e rio r

num bers.

Pacemaker Recalls ’61-’69 Memories P A T IE N C E , TIM E , W O R K , A N D

LO A D S O F PERSEVERANCE

These factors represent the tru e s p irit o f d ed ic ated

hours and efforts spent by

members o f the P A C E M A K E R s ta ff in p rep aring a book th a t w ill bring back mem ories o f life a t K C M A .

Through hours of planning, picture-taking, cropping, copy-writing, proofing,

and

checking, s ta ff members pieced to g e th e r the in ta n g ib le m em ories o f th e years gone by.

W e , the staff o f the P A C E M A K E R , hope th a t as you look throug h and read yo ur yearbook, pleasant memories of yo u r life a t K C M A w ill be recalled.

D yna m ic Duo— Associate, K a th y Editor-in-Chief, Pam Becker.

C o p y e d ito r, C le m Joseph, and M a ry W ilf o r d discuss pictures.

C o n n o lly

and

W h o to o k m y c a m e ra ?

L A Y O U T STA FF

Stan d in g : C a ro l Johnson, Don Link, S e a te d : K a th y C o n n o lly, Pam Becker.

C O P Y STA FF

Ja nis

G erso n d e .

S ta n d in g : Bonnie Jacobson, Ruth Jackson, M a r y fo rd . S e a te d : Ja nis G e rso n d e, R ita Balzuw eit.

W il-

o r th is one?

P H O T O S T A F F : Sandy H o w ell, Dean P ra tt, Sharon Peyer.

Decisions, decisions!

C le m Joseph,

copy editor

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CLASSES

74

NURSING RESPIRATORY THERAPY RADIOLOGY MEDICAL RECORDS GENERAL EDUCATION

Nursing N ursing is an awareness o f the physical, sp iritual and em otional needs o f an individual, using scien足 tific knowledge, skills, attitudes, and com m unity re足 sources

to

aid

the

in d ivid u al

in

resto ratio n

or

m aintenance o f optim um health.

Ahhh!

D a ry l C hase does va nc ed nursing d u ty .

Seniors J a nis and Eunice scrub f o r s urg e ry.

Dr. G e o rg e H a rd in g , J r . w ith Psych, in stru c to r M rs. P ierce.

S en io r M a rg e B e rg e r checks p atien t's v ita l signs.

76

Sue S te llflu g pre pa re s m o rning m e d ic atio n .

an

ad足

First-year student, th e d o c to r.

M ed.-Surg. instructo r, in her lecture.

M rs.

K ierstead ,

restates

an

im p o rta n t

M rs . K ierstead p atie n t.

and

M a rily n

a id

a PAR

nursing

Fredericks,

prepa res

sutures

to r

p o in t

K a th y and Bill add finishing touches to a p atient's b ed.

F irst y e a r lec tu re.

K a th y

M a rk g athers m a te ria l fo r ing assignm ent.

students

pause

a

nurs足

b e fo re

77

A

c o m p arative newcom er in th e fie ld o f tech足

nologies

is

re s p irato ry

th e ra p y.

This

tra in in g

is

aim ed to w a rd eq uipp ing the stud ent to assist the physician in the tre a tm e n t o f re s p ira to ry diseases.

This is a grow ing fie ld

and

includes studies and

research in p ulm o nary function.

" I could just sc ream !"

Respiratory Therapy Seniors C a rl and Ken pause f o r a v is it a fte r class.

A n o th e r fie ld

o ffering

a

challenge

to

p aram edical education is rad io lo g ic tec h 足 nology. W it h

the ever increasing

nuclear medicines and it

is v ita l

th a t

use of

ra d ia tio n therapy,

well-trained

technologists

be a va ilab le so th a t full b e n e fit m ay be gained fro m the technological advances in this field.

Linda

Peters and Tim

B erg er w atch

as Dr.

Putnam

explains m achine.

Radiologic Technology

C o nn ie H ow ell waits fo r th e next p a tie n t.

The

senior

ra d io lo g y

students

listen

a tte n tiv e ly

to

M r.

N e u fe ld 's

le c tu re

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M ed ic al

Records

technology

requires

specific

technical p rep aratio n

in details o f recording

and

filing,

sense o f organization,

and

w ith

an

acute

a d edication to completeness and

accuracy. The

technical p rep aratio n can best be developed when b u ilt

upon

a

broad

p rep aratio n

which

involves

an understanding o f m edical term in o lo g y and hu足 man psychology and interpersonal relations.

K itc h i d ilig e n tly com pletes h e r assignm ent.

Medical Records Technology

M arsha listens c a re fu lly to a doctor's d ic ta tio n .

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M rs. N ix, in stru cto r, lectures to h e r class.

General Education

U p, up and a w ay!

C o nn ie p itche r.

Ewry

trie s

out

her

charm

on

th e Bob Pohle, Pat C o b b , and M r. Russell d is p la y t h e ir canoeing a b ility .

"H o m e , S w e et H o m e " f o r a weekend.

The zo o lo g y fie ld t rip to C a n a d a .

81

J

82

CANDIDS

83

The

U nifo rm

Fashion

Show

was spon足

sored by the senior class as a fund-raising p ro je c t fo r th e class trip .

T h a t d u m b salesm an!

Take it a w ay!

N o fre e samples!

m issed!

O h , g re a t!

O h ! T hey've com e to take me aw ay!

It's w h a t you call Team N u rs in g !

84

" W h a t do you mean a W O M A N d riv e r ? "

C o n fu s io n !

A s we ro ll alo n g th e dusty tr a il.

H ow m uch?!

O h , re a lly !

85

86

O h , Fred!

87

O p e n w id e r!

89

J e a n ie shows o ff h e r skill.

H e re it comes!

It ’s th e lin e u p !

Chug-a-lug

H o ld on!

90

Sink it!

Peek-a-boo!!

It's p a rty tim e !

W h a t I'm saying is . . .

Y o u've g o t to be k id d in g !

Ooops, I've been c au g h t!

" W h e n th e w ind w ill ro ck!"

blows, th e c rad le

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The T.V. crow d

You w o uld !!

u i n • »•

t a

m

miamMm

Sock it to m e!

Is this a lib ra ry ?

I W O N ' T smile!

Som etim es we w o nd er!

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I t’s being low ered on th e cam pus of C olum bia U nion C ollege an d w ill b e read y for use by th e 1969 academ y seniors. S tan din g in lin e for m eals w ill be elim inated w ith th e n ew cafeteria’s scram b le system w h ere 100 can be serv ed in fou r m inu tes. S tud y in new class­ ro o m s a n d c o u n se l w ith te a c h e r s in n ew o ffic e s.

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Now in its second century of Health Service T H E FIRST W E A L T H IS H E A L T H " Battle Creek, Michigan

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969!

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SUM M ER HO URS — 9:00 A . M . to 5:00 P.M . — J U N E I — O C T O B E R I

Distinctive G ifts

STUDENT ROSTER Akers, Ja n e t . . . . 2400 Glenhea+h Drive, Ketterinq, O h io Anderson, C a ro lyn E Tennessee Austin, Janice K

800 Youngs Lane, Nashville, R.R. #2, C am den, Indiana

Baker, Florence . . . . 3061 Southdale Drive, Dayton, O h io Baker, K im b e rly L Jersey Balzuweit, Rita J O h io

G ris t M ill Road, Sewell, N ew 1021 Romanus Drive, Vandalia,

Barganier, M a rg u e rite . . . . 4835 Dayton L ib e rty Road, Dayton, O h io Barker, Sue . . . . 225 C urw oo d Road, Holland, O h io Beard, Sue . . . . R.R. # I , Eaton, O h io Becker, Pamela A C enterville , O h io

153 Gershwin Drive,

Behner, C h e ryl A O h io

I 1891 O b e rlin Road, O b erlin ,

Bemis, Barbara . . . .

O h io

160 Devonhurst Drive, K ettering,

Benner, C aro l . . . . 7655 W ilm in g to n Pike, Dayton, O h io Berger, M a rjo rie B

Route I, C arney, M ichigan

Berger, Tim o th y E......... Route I, C arney, M ichig an Bergler, Beverly . . . . 2262 H ertipstead Road, K ettering, O h io Berkheimer, Jill . . . . 3101 Brom ley Place, K ettering , O hio Bernreiter, G a i . . . . I 176 W y n c h g a te Street, O akville, O n ta rio , C anad a Blosser, G a rry R 941 Donson Drive, K ettering, O h io Blosser, P atti L O h io

941 Donson Drive, K ettering ,

Boettcher, G la dys A ......... 445 E. G ra n v ille Road, W o rth in g to n , O h io Booher, C onn ie G ......... 382 W in d in g Trail, Xenia, O h io Bossingham, Diane . . . . 241 5 South Keystone, Indianapolis, Indiana Bower, Janice C 4990 W a b a sh Drive, Fairfield, O h io Braddock, Sara . . . . Route I, W a ynesville, O h io Brandon, Rebecca S G reenville, O h io Brewer, C o nn ie J

408 East M ain Street, Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania

Brodt, M a ry J 2454 G lenside Drive, Dayton, O h io Brown, M ichael . . . . 513 W in s o r Drive, W e s t C arro llto n, O h io Bryant, K a th y S 4364 Kenm ont Place, Columbus, O h io Bunger, James L Dayton, O h io Burt, C a ro l A Columbus, O h io

3256 G ra c em o re Avenue, 598 East Dominion Boulevard,

Bussey, Sara J ........... 101 N . C e n te r Street, Farmersville, O h io

100

C a rte r, SueAnn M LaSalle, M ichig an Caviness, N a n c y E C reek, M ic h ig an Chase, D aryl G O h io

2899 Y a rg e rv ille Road, Route #3, Box 472, Battle 321 Patterson Road, Dayton,

C hild , C o nn ie . . . . Blayne A venue, Dixfield, M aine C hilders, B e tty L 323 H ia w a th a Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky C lough, K a th y L 3309 E. S tro o p Road, Dayton, O h io C o b b , P atricia A ......... 6430 C olechester C ou rt, Dayton, O h io C ole, C a th e rin e A C .R . #4, C lyd e, O h io C ole, Sharyl J 410 G ro v e A venue, Berrien Springs, M ichig an C onnolly, Kathleen M ............1985 S ierra Trail, Xenia, O h io C ornell, M a rily n H 2243B H em p stead Road, Dayton, O h io C ra w fo rd , Karen . . . . 4568 H an n afo rd Street, Dayton, O h io Dalton, A . S tanley . . . . 555 Alpha-Bellbrook Road, Bellbrook, O h io Davidson, Sue R 2095 M a rc ia Drive, Bellbrook, O h io D e H a rt, C hristin a S Route #3, Box 54, Fairland, Indiana D obbin, John . . . . 1036 M e n d o ta C o u rt, Dayton, O h io Dunham, Ruth A 4172 Tonawanda Trail, Dayton, O h io Ehrlich, W a lt e r E 2805 R eservoir Road, G ree ley, C o lo rad o Erickson, S h erry L Box 25, LaM o ille, M innesota Erlacher, M a ria T 1280 Thoreau Road, C leve la n d , O h io Esselman, Karen B 3242 A e ria l Avenue, Dayton, O h io Ewell, R o b e rt E 4639 Sum m erhaven Road, Dayton, O h io Ewry, C onn ie K ......... 713 Brubaker, Dayton, O h io Farenkopf, Elaine . . . .

Pennsylvania

116 A ve n u e A , Palmerton,

Felton, G len d a . . . . O a k Park A c ad em y, N evada, Iowa Ferry, P atrick . . . . 2455 D elco urt Drive, Dayton, O h io Fershee, Sarah K ......... 396 W . Lom ar Drive, Carlisle, O h io Finley, Sandra V 33 10 C u rry Street, Long Beach, C a lifo rn ia Finn, S teve . . . . 200 N o rthw o o d, A p t. 2, Dayton, O h io Fredericks, Kathleen E O h io

2029 Pautucket, Toledo,

G a lb ra ith , Je a n ie . . . . 3480 Southern Boulevard, K ette rin g , O h io G auker, M arylo u . . . . I l l W a r d e r Street, Dayton, O h io Geis, A n n a . . . . 2404 M arc ia Drive, Bellbrook, O h io

G ersonde, Janis L Indianapolis, Indiana

4754 Kessler V ie w Drive,

Gordon, Janice M .......... 1701 Redbush A venue, Dayton, O h io G raham , Beverly D ......... 860 Spires Road, Richmond, British C olum bia, C anad a G riffith , M arc ia A .......... 943 H o lly H ill, F o rt W a y n e , Indiana G rigsb y, M a rg a re t . . . . 908 H uron A venue, Dayton, O h io H abada, Shirley . . . . R.D. #2, List H ill Road, Valencia, Pennsylvania H aller, Irene W 2259 South Dixie A venue, Dayton, O h io H am ilto n, C le ta M ........... R.R. #2, M inneapolis, Kansas Hanna, Ruth A 108 W e s t M anchester Street, Battle Creek, M ichigan H a rtle , Dianne . . . . 115 N o rth A venue, W inc h ester, V irg in ia H arvey, Donald L 3439 A n n ab elle Drive, Dayton, O h io Heck, K a th y A 4521 Robin H ill C o u rt, Dayton, O h io H edrick, Priscilla E 2724 H orstm an Drive, K ettering, O h io Heghesan, H e id i . . . . R.R. #2, Tow nline N, Oshawa, O n ta rio , C anad a H eiland, Diane L 4200 Reading Road, Dayton, O h io Hendricks, G e ra ld in e . . . . 800 Youngs Lane, Nashville, Tennessee H ickey, Deborah L.........R.R. #2, Box 87, M ooresville, Indiana Hicks, Brenda G 300 M e y e r A venue, Dayton, O h io H ild e rb ra n d t, Lynda M Dayton, O h io

2782 Sutton A venue,

How ell, C onn ie D

Route #2, C arm el, Indiana

How ell, Sandra R M ichigan

3418 Levee, D rayton Plains,

H uddleston, M arsha . . . . 28 East Pease Street, W e s t C arro llto n, O h io Hum m el, M arsha L O h io

Kniqht, N a n c y S C a rro llto n , O h io

68 Keston Elm Drive, LaPorte, 16 W e s t Pease, W e s t

Kobernuss, H elen . . . . 257 East M e lfo rd Avenue, Dayton, O h io Krause, Karen K 10016 N o rth C e d a rb u rg Road, M equon, W isconsin Kroneck, Donna M K e tte rin g , O h io

3737 Southern Boulevard,

Lewis, C a rle n e F.......... 7520 Knollw ood Drive, Dayton, O h io Link, Donald H O h io Little, P atricia A O h io Long, Ju d ith A

R.R. #2, Box 94, Sandusky, 3927 Larkspur Drive, Dayton, Route 8, Lincoln, Nebraska

Loughm iller, G w e n yth P O h io Lyons, M a ry L O h io Marsh, M axcella H O h io M a rtin , Ruth C O h io

Box 77, Spring Valley,

4687 Yankee Road, M iddletow n,

5417 W inchester, Portsmouth, 1951 Laird A venue, K ettering,

M a rtir, Louisa . . . . 3737 Southern Boulevard, K e tte rin g , O h io M a y, Sharon E Iowa

407 East Pleasant, Knoxville,

M e e rt, A rn o ld J 8712 Fordham Street, Fo rt M yers, Florida M e ife rt, M a ry E O h io M eric a, Eleanora G Fairborn, O h io

920 Shedbourne A venue, Dayton, 1215 C o tta g e C o u rt Drive,

M erickel, W ilm a . . . . Hutchinson, M innesota M oats, Donna M .......... 211 East Tem ple Street, W ashing to n C o u rt House, O h io M ullins, C o n n ie . . . . 3016 H o b a rt Avenue, Dayton, O h io N euhauser, D avid B Kokomo, Indiana

Jackson, Ruth A O h io

1507 Southw ood Drive, Lima

Jacobson, Bonnie L Superior, W isconsin

29 N o rw o o d A venue,

J a rre tt, M a rjo rie A .......... 260 R idgew ood A venue, Dayton, O h io Johnson, C a ro l . . . . 71 W o o d b in e Road, Lewistown, Pennsylvania Johnson, C . Bryan . . . .

Barnesville, O h io

Jones, S t a n le y Pennsylvania

Kho, Q uen . . . . 2 0 2 9 A Richfield Drive, Dayton, O h io Klooster, Susan R Indiana

1308 Stoner Road, Fostoria,

Jackson, Luree . . . . 2841 Ridley, Youngstown, O h io

Jones, C a rl E O h io

Kabrisky, B arbara . . . . 5823 Bayside Drive, Dayton, O h io

122 Kennard A venue,

3906 South Park Road,

N eu m iller, M a rjo rie . . . . 1410 First S tre e t South, C a rrin g to n , N o rth Dakota Norcross, S hirley A 3031 N o rth H u m b o ld t A venue, M ilw aukee, W isconsin N orris, C ha rle ne . . . . 112 W e s t O rc h ard , Lebanon, O h io O elm an, M a ria n n e . . . . 612 Phillips Street, Y e llo w Springs, O h io Osborne, Ram onda . . . . Box 226, C lay, W e s t V irg in ia O sgood, Selah G Pennsylvania

R.D. #2, Box 277, Q uakertow n,

2037 Lakewood Drive, Dayton, R.D. #1, H o m e r C ity ,

Joseph, C le m e n t A .......... I I 10 N . P erry Street, Peoria, Illinois

Paeltz, Bonnie L O h io

400 C lo v e r Street, Fairborn,

Pelton, Dan . . . . 874 Prospect A venue, H a rtfo rd , C o n n ectic ut Pence, C y n th ia A

R.R. #1, Eaton, O h io

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Perrin, Theresa E 2001 Fox Run Road, Dayton, O h io Peters, Linda E........... R.D. #1, Pen A rg y l, Pennsylvania Peyer, Sharon L ...........R.R. #1, Staples, M innesota Pierzakowski, G eneva . . . . 142 G a rd e n Street, LaPorte, Indiana Pohle, R o b ert G 5705 Terrace Park Drive, Dayton, O h io Portice, Esther E......... 972 W o o d w a rd , Benton H arb o r, M ichigan Poulsen, Sharon C R.D. #2, Box 49, Troy, N ew York Powell, Phyllis E 1854 Nash C ourt, Dayton, O h io Powell, R ita A

2570 C lu ster Avenue, Dayton, O h io

Powell, Roger J .........1854 Nash C o u rt, Dayton, O h io Powell, Rosemary . . . . 4925 M id d le b ro o k Drive, Dayton, O h io Prutzman, S ta rr S........... R.D. # I , W ashing to n, Pennsylvania Pudsey, Rita . . . . 1557 Salem A venue, Dayton, O h io Pulfer, Joyce E 121 15 C o ld w a te r Road, Fo rt W a yn e, Indiana Purkey, Kenneth . . . . 3809 LeFevre Drive, Dayton, O h io Rambauske, Elizabeth . . . . 627 Rockhill Avenue, Kettering, O h io Ranville, M a rg a re t F Box 145, C a rp Lake, M ichigan Reed, Sheila . . . . 1716 Rockwell Drive, Xenia, O h io Rice, Rebecca J ...........319 N o rth Brom field Road, Dayton, O h io Richey, Rilda . . . . 1957 N o rth M ain Street, Franklin, O h io Robinson, T e rry L 3132 Braddock Street, Kettering, O h io Rohring, V a le rie E 408 East H o rto n Street, Bluffton, Indiana Rosen, Linda J 4350 Rath Road, Perry, M ichigan Rousseau, Susan L O h io Routzong, Peggy J Rowell, N ancy R

324 E. N . Broadway, Dayton, R.R. # I , Arcanum , O h io Box 236, Gaston, N o rth C aro lina

Sawvell, Phyllis . . . . 1846 Q u a il H ollo w Road, Dayton, O h io Schaefer, K a th y . . . . 7841 N ard ia n W a y , Los Angeles, C alifo rn ia Schmoll, B etty B 3513 Pobst Drive, Dayton, O h io Scrannage, C a ro l M 4602 Bancroft, Lincoln, Nebraska Setty, Sally E 280 Briarcliffe, Dayton, O h io Seward, James . . . . P. O . Box 884, M adison C ollege, Tennessee Sharp, Susan . . . . 50 C o ve rtsid e Drive, Dayton, O h io Shaw, Ju d y P 3296 W ilm in g to n Pike, A p t. 12, Dayton, O h io Sheneman, J e ri K ........... I 1213 Fortune A venue, Dayton, O h io Shepherd, Kathleen S......... 380 Bellaire Drive, Fairborn, O h io Smith, Josephine . . . . 519 M cLain Street, Dayton, O h io Smith, Shara L 1570 W o o d m a n Drive, Dayton, O h io Snider, Jean . . . . 257 I Eckley Boulevard, Dayton, O h io Snowden, Darlene R R.R. #1, W ilson, M ichig an

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Sommers, W illia m D Dayton, O h io

1006 Bertram Avenue,

Spears, N a n c y E 326 Ernst A venue, Dayton, O h io Spence, M a ry A 1320 South H am bleton, W estland , M ichigan S p ra tt, A . Jeanie . . . . 3616 O ld S tage Road, Dayton, O h io Stahl, Leota L 1214 Lexington Avenue, Dayton, O h io Stanek, S hirley A Route 2, Franksville, W isconsin Starkw eather, C a ro l A M ichig an Staten, M e lin d a . . . .

R.R. #1, Buchanan, 1754 Sw inger Drive, Dayton, O h io

S te llp flu g , Susan J ......... 789 N o rth Twenty-third, LaCrosse, W isconsin Stigge, M a rla . . . . R.R. # I , Box 95, W e s t Burlington, Iowa Strader, Regina L

4332 W o o d b in e , Dayton, O hio

Stratm oen, Shari . . . . 2509 M id va le Place, K ettering , O h io Strausbaugh, C a ro l . . . .

K ettering , O h io

1006 W e n b ro o k Drive,

Stritch, Sheila A 1445 DeLynn Drive, C e n te rville , O h io Sutherland, Donald L 57 M o rg a n A venue, M ed fo rd , Massachusetts Sutton, C hristina . . . . 300 Davisburg Road, H olly, M ichig an Thacker, Sandra . . . . 2024 W in o n a Drive, M iddletow n, O h io Thomas, D e lig h t . . . . 612 Bopf Street, W ausau, W isconsin Trim ble, Thomas M ...........518 Park O ve rlo o k Drive, W o rth in g to n , O h io Umek, M a rk A 805 N o rth M ain Street, Berrien Springs, M ichig an Valentine, Joan L M ic h ig an

16850 Inkster Road, D etroit,

Van W ic kle , Jo yce A 905 T im b erla nd Drive, Berrien Springs, M ichig an Vosler, Ramona . . . . 6059 Flem ington Road, Dayton, O h io W a g n e r, N anc y . . . . 3 Beverly Place, Dayton, O h io W e b b , Eunice . . . . 425 D ayton Towers Drive, A p t. 8 P, Dayton, O h io W eeks, M e la n ie A O h io W ells, Sharon P O h io

249 C a n te rb u ry Drive, Dayton, 423 W a te r v lie t A venue, Dayton,

W ilfo rd , M a ry C . . . . . 146 H arrison Street, Elyria, O h io W irsz, Ronald F 316 H erro n A venue , Chilliwack, British C olum bia, C anad a W itc h e t, P atricia . . . .

O h io W o o d fo rd , Joan L O h io

1715 Princeton Drive, Dayton, 2084 F ire b ird Drive, Bellbrook,

W o o d s, C a th y . . . . 4464 Kiser Lake Road, St. Paris, O h io Zim m er, M a r g a r e t Lebanon, O h io

74 Franklin Street, New

FACULTY ROSTER A rellano , Dale . . . . 294 Tuxworth, C e n te rville , O h io A uq u ftin e, Euqene . . . .

19 W e lle r Street, C e n terville ,

O h io Barnes, David

1530 C lifto n , Spring field , O h io

Bliss, L. M a rth in e .

Kettering, O h io

. . 3737 Southern Boulevard,

Bonjour, Richard .

. 2601 Cluster, Dayton, O h io

Brendel, A lb e rt . .

1210 Berna Lane, K ette rin g , O h io

Brodie, H e n ry . . . . 9647 G e b h a rt Road, Dayton, O h io Burnham, V irg in ia .

O h io

. 2 1 6 2 Brunside Drive, Dayton,

Chase, M ild re d . .

Kettering, O h io

3985 Southern Boulevard,

Collins, Edward . .

O h io

Route #2, Box 7975, W a ynesville,

C ow ling, Eugene . . . . 605 C la re rid g e Lane, Dayton O h io Hewes, G o rd o n . . . . 7412 M ad R iver Road, Dayton, O h io H o yt, M a ry . . . . 2430 D elcourt Drive, Dayton, O h io Kierstead, Sybil . . . . 6105 C a rn a tio n Road, W e s t C arro llto n , O h io Krumholz, Richard . . . . 5723 H e a th e r Hollow, Dayton, O h io

N eu feld, Ernest . . . . 2348 Bending W illo w Drive, Dayton, O h io Nix, M a rie . . . . 1418 C e n tra l Park A venue, K ettering, O h io Parrish, M a rjo rie . . . . 1118 Benfield Drive, Kettering, O h io Pierce, Rachael . . . . 2169 Finland, Dayton, O h io Pierce, W a rre n . . . . 2169 Finland, Dayton, O h io P ratt, Lois . . . . 2111 M ilesburn Drive, Dayton, O h io P ratt, R o g er . . . . 2111 M ilesburn Drive, Dayton, O h io Putnam, Dale . . . . 2335 W e s t Alexandersville-Bellbrook Road, Dayton, O h io * Rose, Esther . . . . 3161 S outhdale Drive, Dayton, O h io Russell, R o b e rt . . . . 644 Darsey C o u rt, Dayton, O h io Ruth, G lenna . . . . 3040 Shroyer, K e tte rin g , O h io Sandborn, H elen . . . . 85 W e s t W h ip p Road, Dayton, O h io Sandborn, W illia m . . . . 85 W e s t W h ip p Road, Dayton, O h io V an H o rn e , B. H K ette rin g , O h io

5 124 C re e km o re C ourt,

Vaughan, A n n a M a y . . . . 3222 R egent Street, K e tte rin g , O h io W a lk e r, Lois . . . . 3 0 6 1 Southdale Drive, A p t. T 1 9, K ette rin g , O h io

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