THE PACEMAKER Kettering College
Medical Arts Kettering, Ohio
1971-1972
Time, the theme o f our yearbook, is best symbolized by clocks. When you think o f clocks at KCMA, you invariably think o f Dean Pratt, whose avocation is clocks. He collects them. He repairs them. He refinishes them. He loves them, almost as much as he loves the students who look to him fo r counsel. Therefore, we think it especially fitting this year to dedicate our time-oriented yearbook to Dean Pratt. Each new class that time has brought to KCMA has found him to be empathetic and sensitive to every problem , especially those caused by time itself. He is patient, kind, w itty, and a true friend to all, both student and fac足 ulty. W e think it is high time to show our appreci足 ation by dedicating this yearbook to
DEAN R. W. PRATT
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FOREWORD o
Time is a tangible part o f a person’s life —
it’s w hat we use to meas
ure the beginning o f an event, its duration and its end. Basically time is the tangible representation o f a person’s life. It’s the beginning o f a goal —
admission to a college, moving into a dorm and meeting people. Then
the "h a p p e n in g ” period o f time occurs —
lots o f study, going to classes,
planning, and fun. But the end eventually comes —
graduation —
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ple finish w hat they began in a specified period o f time. W e, the Pacemaker staff hope that in future times this yearbook will remind you o f the time you spent at KCMA. Sincerely,
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STUDENT LIFE Karen Cole Whams the volley ball.
Dorm crew helps in gym flo o r flo o d clean-up.
A Typical Day A t KCMA often begins at 7 :3 0 a.m. as it did fo r the thirty-four freshmen in section A o f English 112. From left to right: Daryl Pettis, Echo Merickel, Karen Seats, John McHenry, Janey Buckley, Kay Barrett, Jodi Slonaker, June Knox, Christine Bowman, Ron Beck, Terry Seaman, Judy G arber (hidden), Cathy Caccia, June Neely, Toni H ow ard, and Joyce Johnston.
A t 9:30 a.m. on Friday, it's over to the Hospital Auditorium fo r assembly.
RELIGION IN LIFE WEEKS Religion in Life weeks are held at KCMA fo r spiritual and emotional growth. Dr. Sydney Allen from Loma Linda Uni足 versity was the guest speaker fo r our first week o f the year. To Know an d Be Known was the theme o f our second week by Dr. W illiam Lovelace and fea足 tured evening encounters groups. W e agreed at the close o f the week that many o f us had grown emotionally. Dr. Lovelace accepts a KCMA sweater.
Dr. Lovelace reads some student responses to his open-ended questions.
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W H O ’S W HO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES Beverly Brendel
Lee Johnson
John Brunk
Rita Shafer
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RECIPE FOR A FLYING PIZZA: Take an Italian named John. A dd a lump o f cold dough. Toss the dough high in the air. Catch the spinning dough on your fingertips. Toss dough repeatedly until it reaches three feet in diameter. A dd a secret o f spices, cheese, and tom ato sauce. Bake 7 minutes a t 550.
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THE DATING GAME . . And now to introduce our bachelorette who has been w aiting offstage in our super-secret soundproof room . . . � states emcee Diane Perkins as she launches one o f the year's funniest assemblies.
Ken Kretz and Connie Combe bring us a word from our sponsor.
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THE SHORBES “ M y daddy was an old-time preacher m an” and ‘ ‘O ur mother taught us how to pray before we reached the age o f seven” — these were some o f the songs sung by the Shorbes, three Chris tian brothers who brought us their ideas o f and experiences in Christian living.
Happy, Merle, W ill
FIRST AID
Ken M artin, Bridget Bahns, and Janet Ford learn first aid on Pat Michaelis. The college lobby makes a good disaster area.
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Baby's bath time.
Hand transfer.
Stair climbing.
G row th and Development class. Let’s see, do you focus your eyes at three months or is it six months, or maybe it was thumb-sucking at three months . . . The children perform their tasks (sometimes) and if we try we remember . . . ?
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CAFETERIA
LABS
Dr. Hewes answers questions fo r Steve Blanton and Jeanette Bibby; Mr. Brodie helps supervise the Anatomy Lab.
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Ron Beck consults Dr. Horne in Physics Lab. Pelton looks on.
Van Dan
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Respiratory therapy labs led to the follow ing poetic lament: GAS PASSERS Bird machines and atomizers Anatomical shunts and vaporizers. B-i-d and G 4 hours Relieve me o f my mental powers. Reduce the resistance, increase that compliance Study to get breathing down to a science. Aid for those in respiratory distress Require all the wisdom one can possess. The rigors o f study become so involved Sometimes I feel my brain will disolve. But there lurks in my mind a flicker o f cheer We will graduate in just over a year. —
Burt Anderson Greg Doyle
Janet Meyer
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NURSING LAB
Mrs. Read explains a procedure to Shar Snowden.
Sybil Kierstead delivers another infamous lecture,
M ary Ann Biersack charts during a nursing lab,
TICK
Don’t you think th a t’s a good name fo r a mascot? He fits right in with the name o f our year book, the Pacem aker. Tick was one o f the dogs used at Cox Heart Institute fo r experimentation. Several years ago when research was being done at Cox to improve the pacemaker, Tick had the original o f one o f the now most w idely used pacemakers placed in his heart. His working days are essentially over with now though and he lives com fortably with a fam ily. He captured the heart o f the yearbook staff and w e’ve adopted him as our mascot.
BASKETBALL
Mr. Bonjour watches Dan A cuff take a free throw. W ard Childers (11) misses a jump ball while Dan A cuff (13) and Harland Bagley (34) watch.
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GYMNASTICS
“ United we stand; divided we fa ll.”
Double Backbend
D onna Thom as in headstand.
a Transition from back angel to arm to arm.
Front angel.
KCMA CHORALE
The KCMA Chorale has won recognition as the ‘ ‘we sing for fu n ” group. For a choir that has been in existence fo r only two years, they travel extensively to neighboring states to give this fun to others. M r. McNeily the music lovers o f KCMA thank you fo r bringing us music “ just fo r fu n .”
M cN eily or Baboon? (an inside joke)
Chorale performs in assembly prior to Michigan trip
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(L. to R. seated) Rita Shafer, Joyce E. Springfield, Carolyn Holtz, Faith Smith; (standing) Lynn Foil, Diane Perkins, Debbie Stannard, Nancy Rohr, Mike Merickel.
E D IT O R ............................................ Joyce E. Springfield ASSISTANT E D IT O R ................................Carolyn Holtz EDITORIAL ASSISTANT .............................. Nancy Rohr Janet Bibby ADVERTISING EDITOR ................................. Rita Shafer ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS .................. Diane Perkins Debbie Stannard PHOTOGRAPHER.....................................Mike Merickel ART WORK A N D D E S IG N ............................ Faith Smith A D V IS O R .............................................................. Lynn Foil * W e also thank the Medical Center's officers of Community Relations and Public Information fo r help with photography.
“ I'm going crazy!"
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S.A. AND SENATE
(L. to R. sea ted ) Greg Doyle, Bob Sheperd, Ken Krelz, John Brunk; (stand足 ing) Joyce Springfield, Jackie Hazel, Nancy Nurse, Debbie Stannard, Karen Kinley.
Ken Kretz, president
The Senate at work
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Bob Shepard, vice-president
THE OLD WELCOMES THE NEW Ken Kretz welcomes the new president, Scott M cNeily. (L. to R. seated) Lynn H arruff, Pia Kanistros, Peggy Kirkman, Jayne Cole; (standing) Joyce Sawyer, Benny Deaton, Scott M cN eily, Brenda Aldrich.
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ELECTIONS It seemed that the school year began and ended with elections. Posters filled the hallways like laundry in the backyard o f a tenement house. W e don’t know if it takes sex appeal to be SA president, but it does take lots o f work.
Scott M cN eily speaks to a prospective voter, Pat Rice.
DORM LIFE
Sue Lindeman
Peg DeVillbis fixes dinner in the dorm.
W atching the rain, Jenny Clarke.
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Life in the dorm is anything from shaving-cream fights to pool games to jam sessions about boys, girls, the war, school (ah — well). It’s also fire alarms, tele phones, worships, friends, and flo o r parties. Life in the dorm is basically a fam ily experience.
ACTIVITIES
Judy Theirfelder gets “ a face fu ll.”
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A double-decked, paddlewheeled O hio River Boat, the “ M arck Tw ain,” was the scene o f the annual get-acquainted boat trip, sponsored by the Student Association on Sunday, Sep tember 12. Sandwiches and ice cream were provided by the SA. Miss Vaughan was presented with the first copy o f the 1971 Pacem aker, which was dedicated to her. The rest o f the trip was spent in talking, singing and playing games.
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Summer 1971 In the good ol' summertime, the Student Associa足 tion sponsored a trip to a Cincinnati Reds baseball game and a watermelon feed. (Right) Electronic score足 board at Riverfront stadium welcomes Kettering Col足 lege.
Darlene Tachenko delicately dev足 ours a piece o f melon.
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HAYRIDE When the frost is on the pumpkin And the fo d d e r’s in the shock And you can hear loud laughter From ten miles down the block And yo u ’ll know it is September W ith the KCMA flock When the frost is on the pumpkin And the fo d d e r’s in the shock. That’s how it was, laughter, foo d , a bonfire, and freezing temperatures (and as everyone knows, freezing tem pera tures can be the most entertaining o f all . . . ).
Terry Seaman, Joyce Springfield
Denise Benedict, Don Heintz
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Bobbing fo r apples, masks and costumes, spook stories, a haunted haystack house, and pie-eating contests? Yes, these and more were enjoyed by the students, faculty and friends at the Halloween Party, O ctober 31. A super-slow race was won by Sharon Shumate. O ur staid professors held a pie-eating contest which was won by that epi足 tome o f English correctness, Mr. Foil, who won by a graceless gulp. A ll in all, everyone agreed that the party was a terrifying success. A ll perhaps, excepting the skeleton hanging from the ceiling . . .
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Christmas Party
Twasn’t exactly the night before Christmas, but the evening of December 19 found all the KCMA children all snug in their chairs in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there. W hile waiting they munched cookies and listened to the Instrumen tal Five’s carols with a beat. Mrs. Burns and G loria Stella told sto ries. Then w hat to our wondering eyes should appear, but a man so jolly, dressed in red, that we knew in a moment it must be Bob Shepherd. He had presents fo r all and fo r all a good night.
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The College experts tell us that form ality is a thing o f the past, but every year KCMA disproves this theory as more and more people come to the annual SA Banquet. Featuring the Instrumental Five, the banquet this year began at the Commodore in the Dayton M all with a delicious meal. The movie, Dr. Zh ivago, ended the evening at the Dayton M all Cinema.
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Spring Picnic Everyone came together to eat dinner, then each found his individual w ay to enjoy the day. (Below left) Jodi Slonaker and Jeannie Bradley eat a contemplative lunch.
Frances Siegel cooks solitaire.
Dr. Beaven can’t believe he ate the whole thing
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Lee Johnson and Lynn Foil bask in the sun. Mrs. Brodie, Glenda Janney and Faith Smith.
Henry Brodie gives his daughter a ride.
Angie Merman and Linda Richardson slide, their own
Below : Dorolyn Carson and Dennis Sadowski; Steve Leno and Friend.
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. . . And Some Played Softball
A b o v e : Dorothy Foltz throws her “ Swan Lake” ball dur ing the girls' softball game. Left: Pat Michaelis swings fo r the fence as the boys play ball. Below : Daryl Pettis bats while Ken M artin catches. Kent Spuehler watches.
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Alumni Banquet K C M A a lu m n i e n te rta in e d the S e n io r Class at the Peerless M ill Inn on M ay 4. A f足 ter the presentation o f the class g ift, the Seniors were awarded their professional pins. Roger, Scott and Greg M cN eily entertain.
Lee Johnson presents Senior class g ift to Dr. Beaven
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Jodi Slonaker and Debbie Smith
Ed Neufeld
Candy M cN eily
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During the 1971-72 school year, the cam足 pus was torn up by major construction which included a parking garage and addi足 tions to the hospital. Nevertheless, students and fa c u lty c h e e rfu lly (u s u a lly ) w o rk e d around the construction w ork, looking fo r足 ward to improved and increased facilities in the future.
Some Things Take A Long Time . . .
W e finally got our sign. Ken Kretz christens it.
W ould you believe a parking garage?
Capping Ceremony
January 16, 1972, marked the beginning o f seventy nursing ca reers, as the freshman n ursin g stud e nts m a rch e d d o w n the aisles o f the Kettering SDA Church. D r. Frank H ale from O hio State Uni versity spoke on the “ Alternatives to Futil ity.” Candles were lit fro m th e c a n d le o f Anna M ay Vaughan, chairman o f the Nurs ing Department. Then the stud e nts re c ite d the N u rs e 's P ledge to S ervice , promising to serve hu manity and retain the highest regard fo r hu man life. C a n dles g litte rin g b rig h tly ,
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For seventy-seven seniors, their time as students a t KCMA ended the weekend o f M ay 6, 1972.
A b o v e : Susan G o o d m a n , R ich a rd H a lla d a y , Jackie Hazell, Jean Hicks, and Lee Hinkley pre足 pare to march down the aisle. Right: Richard Bonjour, graduation marshal, leads the line o f graduates. Janet Adams follows him. Below : Douglas R. Meyer, pastor o f the Epiphany Lutheran Church (Centerville) leads the graduates in a prayer o f consecration on Friday evening.
Right: John Brunk graduates with distinc足 tion. Dr. Beaven and Mr. Cowling present the honor. Other students honored were Janet Adams, Bev Brendel, Linda Hurlbut, Lee Johnson, Judith Newman, and Rita Shafer.
Jean Hicks has picture taken after receiving diploma.
. . . And Then It Was All Over. A b o v e right: 1971-72 Miss O hio, Judy Jones attended KCMA graduation. Below: Eric Simmons, Pam Mauer, Rita Shafer, Ginger Rob足 erts, and others.
Ken Kretz victorious at last!
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Faculty And Staff
Dr. Beaven a t 18 mo.
Miss Ruth
Miss Rose and her infamous shoe box
Dr. Van Horne
John Parrish Director o f D evelopm ent
Paul Reichart Controller
M arlow e H. Schaffner, M.D. President W inton H. Beaven, P.H.D. Dean o f College Richard Scott Personnel
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M arjorie Burns Residence H all Dean Richard J. Barnett Public Info. O fficer
Eugene Cowling Registrar
Roger W . Pratt Dean o f Student A ffa irs
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Richard Bonjour Physical Education Lorraine Beaven Nursing Education Nancy Anderson Nursing Education
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Stanley Applegate M ed ica l Electronics Tech.
Dale Arellano Radiologic Technology
A lbert Brendel Religion
Betty Brendel Nursing Education
Henry Brodie M icrob iolog y
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M ildred Chase Environmental M anagem ent
Lynn Foil English
Ronald Gordon Religion James Gregg Respiratory Therapy
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M aynard LeBrun D ietetic Technology Roger M cN eily M usic Education
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Peggy Martin English
Donald Martin History
W ilm a M erickel
Nursing Education
Ernest Neufeld Radiologic Technology
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Darrell Nicola Religion
Bruce Randall R espiratory Therapy
Esther Rose Nursing Education M argaret Rodenburg, Ph.D. Chemistry Valmae Read Nursing Education
Robert Russell Biology
Glenna Ruth Nursing Education
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A nna M a y V aughan
Nursing Education B. H. Van Horne, Ph.D. Physics and M ath
Harold W eir Respiratory Therapy
M abel Cowling Book Store
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Marion Anderson Secretary
Dorothy Corley Secretary
Ina Eyman Secretary
M argaret Opika Secretary
George Blackburn Receptionist
Nathaniel Jenkins Receptionist
Grace Van Horne Secretary Lou Fritzche Receptionist
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A d o lf Beck Library Edward Collins Director o f Libraries
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j ean |_an|<forcj Library
Peggy Malone Library
1971-1972 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Terry Clayville, vice-president; Lee Johnson, p resid en t; DeeDee Fiorita, secretary-treasurer; G ail Skilton, chaplain.
Janet Adams Nursing Robin Allgeyer Nursing
Clayton Bachmann Nursing Lavonne Barrick Nursing
Virginia Baughman Nursing Beverly Biggs Nursing
Beverly Brendel Nursing Karen Brogee Nursing
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Cheryl Brown Resp. Therapy John Brunk Resp. Therapy Terry Clayville Resp. Therapy Nancy Cloud Nursing Valerie Coburn Nursing David Colvin Resp. Therapy
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Dolores Fiorita Nursing
Jean Fowler Nursing
Sandra Fullenkamp Nursing Susan Goodman Nursing Esther Grisham Nursing
Richard H alladay Rad. Tech. Jacqueline Hazell Nursing Jean Hicks Nursing
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Leigh Hinkley Nursing Linda Hollon Nursing Linda Hurlbut Nursing
Karen Hutchison Nursing LeRoy Jackson Nursing Lee Johnson Resp. Therapy
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Patricia Johnson Nursing Barbara Kabrisky Nursing Michael Karr Nursing
Deborah Keech Env. M gmt.
Kathryn Keyes Nursing
Karen Kinley Nursing Kenneth Kretz Nursing Suzanne Leavitt Nursing
Nena Lee M ed. O ffice Assist. Timothy Matthews Env. Mgmt.
Sue Moyer Nursing Lois McIntosh Nursing
Judith Newman Resp. Therapy Susan Nieman Nursing
Nancy Nurse Nursing Lilly Osborne Nursing
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Irene Parcels Nursing Diane Perkins Nursing Sandra Porter Nursing
Patricia Pressel Nursing Anita Province Nursing Cynthia Reeder Nursing
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Kenneth Reiber Nursing Ginger Roberts Nursing M yra Roeckner Nursing
Dennis Sadowski Rad. Tech. Judy Scofield Nursing Rita Shafer Nursing
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Christy Shell Resp. Therapy
Robert Shepherd Nursing
Eric Simmons Nursing Gail Skilton Nursing Joyce Springfield Nursing
Deborah Stannard Nursing Susan Strobino Nursing Darleen Tachenko Nursing
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Carol Thomas Nursing Donna Thomas Nursing Cathy Tryon Rad. Tech.
Joan Valentine Nursing
Jan Vorce Nursing
Jerry W all Rad. Tech. Carolyn W ard Nursing M argaret Zimmer Nursing
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Brenda Aldrich M ed. O ffice Assisting
Bertel Anderson Respiratory Therapy
N atalie Anthony Nursing
Tanya Ashworth M ed. O ffice Assisting
Harland Bagley Respiratory Therapy
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Bridget Bahns Nursing Dana Baran Nursing Rita Barrett Nursing Ronald Beck Respiratory Therapy Denise Benedict Dietetics M argaret Benner G e n e ra l Education Cheryl Bernhard M ed. O ffice Assisting Janet Bibby M ed. O ffice Assisting MaryAnn Biersack Nursing
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Nancy Blankenship Nursing Stephen Blanton Nursing Christine Bowman Nursing
Kitty Bradley Nursing Vana Bris-Bois Respiratory Therapy Brenda Brown M ed . O ffice Assisting
Janet Buckley Nursing Judith Burrows G en eral Education Kathy Caccia Respiratory Therapy
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Melinda Campbell Nursing Elma Carey Dietetics Dorolyn Carson Nursing
Pamela Chamberlain Nursing W ard Childers Radiologic Technology Jenny Clark G en eral Education
Jane Clark Dietetics Carol Clymer Nursing Jayne Cole Nursing
Karen Cole Radiologic Technology Deborah Cox Nursing Helen Daniels Nursing
Ralph Deaton Nursing Elaine Engle M ed. O ffice Assisting Dorothy Folz Nursing
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Janet Ford Nursing M ary Franz Radiologic Technology Judy G arber Nursing
Karen Gorey G en era l Education Carol Grambling Nursing Darleen Grice G en eral Education
Susan Gunzburger Nursing Deborah Haddix M ed. O ffice Assisting Danny Hall Nursing
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Joel H alladay Radiologic Technology Janis Harbaugh Nursing M ary H arruff Nursing
Elizabeth Haviland Nursing Barbara Hedger Nursing Don Heintz G e n e ra l Education
G ary Hixon Radiologic Technology Christina Hogarth Nursing Laura Holley Nursing
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James Holtcamp Respiratory Therapy Carolyn Holtz Respiratory Therapy Toni Howard G en eral Education
Jamie Howell M ed. O ffice Assisting Denise Hussong Dietetics Eric Jackson Environmental M anagem ent
Glenda Janney G en eral Education M olly Johnson Nursing Joyce Johnston Nursing
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Pia Kanistros Nursing
G arry Kendrick G en eral Education
Sherry Killen G en era l Education
M argaret Kirkman Nursing
O rville Klein
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Barbara Knox Nursing Steven Leno G en eral Education Susan Lindeman G en eral Education
Alice Long Nursing Melissa Lowndes M ed . O ffice Assisting Kristine MacCagno Nursing
Carolyn M arquardt Nursing Betty Martin Nursing David Martin G en eral Education
Kenneth Martin Nursing M ary Mastbaum M ed. O ffice Assisting Echo Merickel Nursing
Michael Merickel Nursing Debra Metzger G e n e ra l Education Janet Meyer Nursing
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Patrick Michaelis Nursing Lewis McAllister Respiratory Therapy John McHenry Respiratory Therapy
Peggy Mclntire Respiratory Therapy Candice M cN eily M ed. O ffice Assisting Scott M cN eily Respiratory Therapy
Lila Neeley Nursing Edward Neufeld G e n e ra l Education M artha Newkirk Nursing
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Sandra Nickel Nursing Denise Opela G en eral Education M ary Owen Dietetics
Suzanne Pajor Nursing Janet Pavy Pre-med Glenda Peel Nursing
Susan Pelton Nursing Daryl PeHis Nursing Peggy Pheanis Nursing
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Bonita Pierce G en eral Education Karen Purvis Nursing Daniel Rea Respiratory Therapy
Joanne Rea Nursing Susan Reichart Nursing Patricia Rice Nursing
Nancy Rohr Nursing Rolland Ruf Environmental M anagem ent Laura Salzwedel Nursing
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Joyce Sawyer Nursing Teryl Seaman Nursing Karen Seats Nursing
Debra Shawver Nursing
Mariam Sheriff Nursing
Sharon Shumate G en eral Education
Frances Siegel Nursing Joann Slonaker Nursing Billie Smith G en eral Education
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Debra Smith Nursing Faith Smith G en era l Education Carol Snoots G e n e ra l Education
Sharleen Snowden Nursing Kenton Spuehler Radiologic Technology Lezly Stapleton Nursing
G loria Stella G e n e ra l Education Jean Stevens Nursing Ronald Sting Respiratory Therapy
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JoDell Strain Nursing Louis Strunk Respiratory Therapy Ruby Sumlin Nursing
Stephanie Sutton Nursing Karen Swift Nursing Michael Tachenko Nursing
Judith Thierfelder Nursing Naomi Tormala M ed . O ffice Assisting M ary Whiteside G en eral Education
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Donald Wilson Radiologic Technology Linda Wilson Radiologic Technology Linda Wintermute Nursing
Kenneth W olters G e n e ra l Education
Pamela Wysocki G en eral Education Junell Yoder M ed. O ffice Assisting Theresa Young Radiologic Technology
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SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS
Dan A cuff G en eral Ed. Gardell Blake Nursing Angie Murrman G en eral Ed.
Linda Richardson G eneral Ed. Jane Skinner G eneral Ed. Marie Thomas G eneral Ed.
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STUDENT ROSTER A cuff, Glen D., c /o Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. A cuff, 1004 Summer St., Hamilton, Ohio 4 5 0 1 3 Adams, Janet M. (Mrs.), 3 616 O ld Stage Road, Spring V alley, O hio 4 5 3 7 0 Aldrich, Brenda K., 245 Cardina Ave., Battle Creek, Mich. 4901 7 A llgeyer, Robin S., 2545 M ontana Ave., Apt. 4 , Cincinnati, O hio 45411 Anderson, Bertel W ., Spring V alley Estates, Lot 56, Spring V alley, Ohio 4 5 3 7 0 Anthony, N atalie N. (Mrs.), 3832 Longridge Dr., Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 Anthony, Susan E., 3832 Longridge Dr., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 2 9 Ashworth, Tanya M ., 2109 S. Bellview, Bellbrook, O hio 45 3 0 5 Bachmann, Clayton E., W o o d , S. D. 57585 Bagley, H. Keith, 1602 E. 5th, Sioux Falls, S. D. 571 0 3 Bahns, Bridget L., 2153 Mattis Dr., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 3 9 Baran, Dana G ., 6 7 Keston Elm Dr., LaPorte, Ind. 4 6 3 5 0 Barrett, Rita K., Box 128, Schell City, M o. 647 8 3 Barrick, Lavonne N ., R.D. 1, Box 225-B, Shermans Dale, Pa. 17090 Baughman, Virginia F. (Mrs.), Box 123, 355 W . Salem St., Clayton, Ohio 4 5 3 1 5 Beck, Ronald F., 115 West Plum, St. Paris, O hio 43 0 7 2 Benedict, Denise M ., 110 N. Robin Ave., Battle Creek, Mich. 4 9 0 1 7 Benner, M argaret E. (Mrs.), 7655 W ilm ington Pike, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 5 9 Bernhard, Cheryl J., 2579 O ld Springfield Rd., Tipp City, Ohio 45371 Bibby, Janet M ., 216 Sychar Rd., Mt. Vernon, Ohio 4 3 0 5 0 Biersack, M ary Ann, 5 416 Royalwood, Centerville, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 Biggs, Beverly B. (Mrs.), 4401 Marshall Road, Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 Blake, G ardell A ., 943 East Spring V alley Pike, Centerville, Ohio 4 5 4 5 9 Blankenship, Ngncy M ., 464 N. Cherry St., Germ antown, Ohio 45321 Blanton, Stephen H., 995 Kenilworth, N apoleon, O hio 4 3 5 4 5 Boger, Sheila L., c /o Mrs. Velma Boger, 3741 Chilton Road, Cleveland, O hio 4 4 1 2 0 Bowman, Christine O. (Mrs.), 1 833 G rant Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 0 7 Bradley, Kitty J., Rt. 2, Pataskala, Ohio 430 6 2 Brendel, Beverly J., 8695 Hideaway Lane, Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 5 9 Bris-Bois, Vana M. (Mrs.), c /o Sgt. Robert Lawman, 5 2 4 0 Harshmanville Rd., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 2 4 Broaddus, Carrie E. (Mrs.), 1551 Kipling Dr., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 0 6 Brogee, Karen, 1068 Richview Ct., Kettering, O hio 454 2 9 Brooks, Loetta A ., 2338 McCoy Rd., Columbus, O hio 4 3 2 2 0 Brown, Cheryl N ., 352 0 Hackney Dr., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 2 0 Brunk, John A ., 3061 Southdale Dr., Dayton, O hio 454 0 9 Buckley, Janet S., 104 Hay Ave., Brookville, O hio 4 5 3 0 9 Bunger, James, 2704 O akley Avenue, Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 1 9 Burrows, Judith A ., (Mrs.), 5362 Brainard Dr., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 Burton, Carole J. (Mrs.), 2 7 5 0 Genoa St., Dayton, O hio 45 4 3 9 Caccia, Kathy L., 583 E. W ard St., Urbana, O hio 430 7 8 Campbell, M elinda, 801 Honor Heights Dr., Muskogee, O kla. 74401 Campbell, Sara J. (Mrs.), 3875 Upper Bellbrook Rd., Bellbrook, Ohio 4 5 4 3 0 Carey, Elma J., 16 Volusia Ave., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 0 9 Carson, Dorolyn J., 775 Sterling Rd., W oodbury, N. J. 080 9 6 Carter, Dolores K. (Mrs.), 5 0 0 6 Coulson Dr., Dayton, Ohio 45 4 0 2 Chamberlain, Pamela J. (Mrs.), 1272 Dana Dr., Franklin, Ohio 450 0 5 Chevalley, Bettie J. (Mrs.), 1012 Colivick Dr., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 2 0 Childers, D. W ard, Box 4 2 4 , College Heights, A lberta, Canada Clark, Jenny L., 3171 M alina Ave., Dayton, O hio 45 4 1 4 Clarke, Jane F., 4 9 2 0 Arrowhead Dr., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 Clayville, Terry L., 405 Bradford St., Mountain Home, Idaho 8 3 6 4 7 Clements, A rthur A ., 280 7 Liga Ct., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 3 0 Cloud, Nancy B. (Mrs.), 221 V alley View Dr., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 0 5 Clymer, Carol D., 121 Rugby Forest Lane, Hendersonville, N. C. 287 3 9
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Hornyak, Stephen J. II, 2 9 4 6 A lger S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 4 9 5 0 6 Howard, Toni M. (Mrs.), 4 2 3 6 Shroyer Rd., Dayton, O hio 454 2 9 Howell, Dennis, 3401 W oodm an Drive, Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 2 9 Howell, Jamie K., 801 Faulkner Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 0 7 Hurlbut, Linda S. (Mrs.), 7 1 3 6 O ld Troy Pike, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 2 4 Hussong, Denise E., 7401 New Hampshire Ave., Hyattsville, Md. 20783 Hutchison, Karen H. (Mrs.), 2432 Lehigh Place, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 3 9 Jackson, Eric D., 2448 Clarendon Ave., Zanesville, O hio 45701 Jackson, LeRoy, 38 Aloha Dr., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 4 9 Janney, Glenda S. (Mrs.), 340 Melanie Dr., Franklin, O hio 45 0 0 5 Johnson, Lee E., 185 N. G racewood Dr., Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 5 9 Johnson, Patricia G ., Rt. 6, Richland Rd., Xenia, O hio 453 8 5 Johnston, M o lly L., Rt. 6, Elam Rd., Xenia, O hio 4 5 3 8 5 Johnston, Joyce A ., (Mrs.), 1449 Tabor Ave., Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 0 Kabrisky, Barbara T. (Mrs.), 582 3 Bayside Dr., Dayton, O hio 45431 Kanistros, Pia, 83 W . Floyd Ave., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 1 5 Karr, Michael R., 2 1 7 W . E. Ave., N evada, Iowa 50201 Keech, Deborah E., 102 S. 3rd St., M iamisburg, O hio 453 4 2 Kelley, Linda L. (Mrs.), 574 S. Stadium Dr., Xenia, O hio 4 5 3 8 5
Keyes, Kathryn H., 30024 Sharon Lane, W arren, Michigan 48 0 9 3 Killen, Sherry H., 4 0 1 0 Reily-Millville Rd., Hamilton, Ohio 450 1 3 Kinley, Karen M ., 136 N arrow Lane, S. Lancaster, Mass. 01561 Kirkman, M argaret A ., 8228 Blank Rd., Phillipsburg, Ohio 453 5 4 Klein, O rville L., 408 Hillcrest Dr., Berrien Springs, Mich. 491 0 3 Knox, Barbara J. (Mrs.), 2701 Duxbury Ct., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 Kretz, Kenneth L., 2511 M ektow Lane, Topeka, Kansas 6 6 6 0 0 Lawson, Katherine S. c /o Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson, 925 Hamlet Dr., Xenia, O hio 453 8 5 Laycox, Michael B., 1524 Bowman Ave., Kettering, O hio 454 0 9 Leavitt, Suzanne K., 809 Coutant St., Flushing, Mich. 4 8 4 3 3 Lee, Nena S., South China Union College, Clear W ater Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong Leno, Steven P., 160 Shadybrook Dr., Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 5 9 Leonard, Nancy (Mrs.), 2701 Symphony W a y, West C arrollton, Ohio 4 5 4 4 9 Lindeman, Susan C., 401 5 Sweet Potato Rd., Englewood, Ohio 453 2 2 Lockard, Porter, 515 Aberdeen A ve., A pt. C, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 1 9 Long, Alice H. (Mrs.), 154 Sylvania Dr., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 towndes, Melissa H., 3574 Strathmoor Dr., Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 McAllister, Lewis O ., 2002 Randy Scott Dr., Miamisburg, O hio 453 4 2 MacCagno, Kristine F., 100 W inding W a y, Kettering, Ohio 45 4 2 9 McCottry, Alvin L., 501 West Stewart St., Dayton, O hio 454 0 8 McHenry, John H., 4 0 Country M anor Lane, Centerville, Ohio 4 5 4 5 9 Mclntire, Peggy J., 810 Crescent Dr., Urbana, Ohio 430 7 8 McIntosh, Lois W ., 104 Alderm an Dr., El D orado, A rk. 71 7 3 0 McKalip, M ary Ann, c /o Mr. and Mrs. W allace M cKalip, 487 8 Denny Lane, Dayton, Ohio M cNeily, Candice L., 1345 M intw ood Dr., Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 5 9 M cNeily, Scott, 1345 M intw ood Dr., Centerville, O hio 454 5 9 Mann, Joan L. (Mrs.), 240 Skyview Dr., V andalia, O hio 4 5 3 7 7 M arquardt, Carolyn J., 442 Beech St., Fostoria, O hio 4 4 8 3 0 M artin, Betty L. (Mrs.), 1453 W illam et Rd., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 2 9 M artin, E. David, 8851 M altbie Rd., Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 5 9 M artin, S. Kenneth, Box 4 8 6 , Lebanon, Tenn. 3 7 0 8 7 Mastbaum, M ary F. (Mrs.), 1453 W illam et Rd., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 2 9 Matthews, Timothy J., 1242 Darling St., N apa, Calif. 94858 Maurer, Pamela A ., Rt. 1, Box 128, Brookville, Ohio 4 5 3 0 9 M axw ell, Shirley M. (Mrs.), Rt. 1, Box 3 27, Yellow Springs, O hio 4 5 3 8 7 M eiring, Angela E., 3061 Southdale Dr., A pt. 212, Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 0 9 Merickel, Echo M ., 444 9 W ilm ington Pike, Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 Merickel, Michael G ., 4 4 4 9 W ilm ington Pike, Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 9 Metzger, Debra L., 21 Ivester Lane, Arcanum, Ohio 4 5 3 0 4 Meyer, Janet M., 2532 Carnegie St., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 0 6 Michaelis, Patrick A ., 201 N. W ood, Fredericktown, Mo. 63645 Miyashiro, Hideko M. (Mrs.), 2322 Schenley Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 3 9 Moyer, Sue J., 1 26 Poplar St., Fleetwood, Pa. 19522 Murrman, Angela K., c /o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murrman, 339 G reenport Dr., W . Carr. 454 4 9 Neely, Lila J. (Mrs.), 4 2 4 7 M iddle Run Rd., Spring V alley, O hio 4 5 3 7 0 Nelson, Edwina K., 6 3 3 7 Springboro Pike, A pt. 34, Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 4 9 Nestell, C lifford, 2615 Genda Street, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 3 9 Neufeld, Edward A ., 2438 Bending W illo w Dr., Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 Newkirk, M artha R., Rt. 1, Box 3 41, Augusta, Mich. 49 0 1 2 Newman, Judith A. (Mrs.), 61 Beverly Place, Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 1 9 Nickel, Sandra K., 2 700 Lower Bellbrook Rd., Spring V alley, O hio 4 5 3 7 0 Nieman, L. Susan, Star Route, Etna, Calif. 9 6 0 2 7 Nurse, Nancy J., 522 N. Joe W ilson, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104 O pela, Denise L., 110 Johanna Dr., Centerville, O hio 4 5 4 4 9 Osborne, Lilly A ., 713 Franklin Rd., W aynesville, O hio 450 6 8 Overbay, Marilyn B. (Mrs.), 745 W . Alex-Bell Rd., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 5 9 Owen, M ary L. (Mrs.), 261 Alpha-Bellbrook Rd., Rt. 6, Xenia, Ohio 4 5 3 8 5 Pajor, Suzanne E., 2411 W . M arket St., Lima, Ohio 458 0 5
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Parcels, Irene B., 10 Islet Rd., Levittown, Pa. 19057 Pavy, Janet G. (Mrs.), 1501 Almedia Ct., A pt. 27, Miamisburg, Ohio 453 4 2 Peel, Glenda S. (Mrs.), 2 346 O ntario Ave., Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 1 4 Pelton, Susan T., 8005 Maumee Western Rd., Maumee, Ohio 4 3 5 3 7 Perkins, Diane E., 800 Lovetta Dr., Kettering, Ohio 454 2 9 Peterson, Peggy L. (Mrs.), 3309 East Stroop Rd., Apt. 104, Kettering, O hio 4 5 4 4 0 Pettis, Daryl K., Rt. 2, Box 380, Long Lake, Minn. 553 5 6 Pheanis, Peggy D., Rt. 3, Box 5 28, Eaton, O hio 4 5 3 2 0 Pierce, Bonita C., R R # 2 , Jamestown, Ohio 45 3 3 5 Pohle, Rebecca S., c /o Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W . Pohle, 7 5 0 7 Terrace Park Dr., Dayton, Ohio Porter, Sandra L., 234 Skyview Dr., Vandalia Ohio 4 5 3 7 7 Powell, Phyllis E., 1437 O ld Lane, Apt. 3, Dayton, O hio 45408 Pressel, Patricia C., (Mrs.), 4 6 5 0 Orchard Hill Drive, West Carrollton, Ohio 454 4 9 Province, Anita M ., Rt. 1, Box 4 1 0 , Berrien Springs, Mich. 4 9 1 0 3 Purvis, Karen L. (Mrs.), 4 6 5 0 Greenbrook Sr., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 2 6 Randall, David F., c /o Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Randall, 122 Curtiss Ave., Syracuse, NY Rea, Daniel T., 15 9 7 Old Lane Ave., A pt. 4, Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 0 9 Rea, Joanne E. (Mrs.), 1597 Old Lane Ave., Apt. 4, Kettering, O hio 454 0 9 Reeder, Cynthia L., 848 Alverno Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 1 0 Reiber, Kenneth A ., 1 3 557 Banfield Rd., Battle Creek, Mich. 4 9 0 1 7 Reichart, Susan A. (Mrs.), 3318 Linden Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 1 0 Rice, Patricia A ., 48 G rafton Ave., Dayton, O hio 454 0 6 Richardson, Linda J., 224 Bromfield South, Kettering, Ohio 454 2 9 Roberts, Ginger R. (Mrs.), Rt. 2, Aledo, III. 61231 Roeckner, M yra S. (Mrs.), 4 673 Sunbeam Ave., Dayton, Ohio 4 5 4 4 0 Rohr, Nancy A ., 3215 Oakm ont Ave., Kettering, O hio 454 2 9 Ruf, Rolland M. Jr., Box 388, Collegedale, Tenn. 37315 Sadowski, Dennis F., 190 Seventh St. Ext., New Kensington, Pa. 15068 Salzwedel, Laura A ., 687 0 Belton, Garden City, Mich. 481 3 5 Sawyer, Joyce A ., Rt. 161, Box 61 1 2 , Mechanicsburg, Ohio 430 4 4 Scofield, Judy A ., 13531 Cone St., Nunica, Mich. 494 4 8 Seaman, Teryl D., 2 8 5 6 7 W entw orth, Livonia, Mich. 481 5 4 Seats, Karen M ., 601 9 Norwell Dr., W est C arrollton, Ohio 4 5 4 4 9 Shafer, Rita J., Rt. 3, West A lexandria, Ohio 45381 Shawyer, Debra J., 8666 Hideaway Lane, Centerville, Ohio 4 5 4 5 9 Shell, Christy A ., 3081 Revlon Dr., Kettering, Ohio 4 5 4 2 0 Shepherd, Robert W ., 3574 St. James Ave., Dayton, Ohio 454 0 6 Sheriff, Mariam H. (Mrs.), 100 Division St., Eaton, O hio 4 5 3 2 0 Shumate, Sharon E., 2 337 Brahms Blvd., Dayton, O hio 45 4 4 9 Sieder, Cathy (Mrs.), 713 Lindsey, Piqua, Ohio 4 5 3 5 6 Siegel, Frances J., 3501 Redding Rd., Columbus, O hio 43221 Simmons, Eric L., 2784 Shelburne Lane, Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 3 0 Simmons, Patti S. (Mrs.), 1402 Church Dr., M iamisburg, Ohio 45342 Skilton, G ail E., 105 Green Ridge Rd., Cherry Hill, N. J. 080 3 4 Skinner, Jane Ann, 604 South W alnut Street, Englewood, Ohio 453 2 2 Slonaker, Joann Y., 799 Mink St., Pataskala, O hio 43062 Smith, Billie A. (Mrs.), 5822 D affodil Circle, Dayton, Ohio 454 4 9 Smith, Debra L., 380 0 Delwood Lane, Richmond, Ind. 423 7 4 Smith, Faith H. (Mrs.), 384 Enfield Rd., Dayton, Ohio 45 4 5 9 Smith, V irgil, 1210 Dennison Ave., Dayton, O hio 454 0 8 Smothermon, Jean G. (Mrs.), 2 249 Schenley, Dayton, O hio 4 5 4 3 9 Snider, Jean (Mrs.), 801 Beech Hill Rd., Kettering, O hio 454 1 9 I Snoots, Carol S., 260 0 Cluster Ave., Dayton, Ohio 454 3 9 Snowden, Sharleen K., Rt. 2, Tustin, Mich. 4 9 6 8 8 Springfield, Joyce E. (Mrs.), 1604 Central Ave., M iddletow n, Ohio 450 4 2 Spuehler, Kenton J., 3650 W em brook Dr., Kettering, Ohio 454 2 9 Stannard, Deborah S., 4 4 6 0 West Rd., Cortland, N. Y. 1 3045 Stapleton, Lezly R., 7601 Yankee Rd., Centerville, O hio 454 5 9
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