1989
PACEMAKER Kettering College of Medical Arts
This academic year, 1988-89, is a landmark year for Kettering College of Medical Arts the year in which the twentieth class of the College graduates, Such a special occasior gives us the opportunity to look back on wha has happened in the past and also to look for ward to where Kettering College may be going. As I look at the more than 2,500 graduates o the College, lam very impressed with the sig nificant influence these graduates have had upon the healthcare institu tions of our city, our state and our nation. Every section of the country has representatives from one of the twenty classes who are serving the health needs of their fellowmen. Of course,7 the local area and Seventh-da^j Adventist healthcare institutions throughout the country have the greates concentration of these graduates and, therefore, have benefitted mos from their services. Yet, I marvel how such a group of professionals relatively small in numbers, can have had such a great impact on ou church and our country. The future of the College is also bright. The all-time high in enrollment thif year, the large number of graduates that this high enrollment promises and the professional competence which is so characteristic of our gradu ates that it has become a hallmark of our College - all these ensure tha Kettering College will continue to be a major factor in providing profession als for the healthcare industry. The impact we have had from these firs twenty classes will double and triple in the next few years. As we note how God has blessed this College in the past, we can be sure of an ever greater future. It has been a pleasure to work with the students, faculty and staff of the College during the 1988/89 school year, and I salute you for the grea efforts that you have made, are making and will continue to make in youi chosen fields. Robert Williams Provost 2 Opening
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Character Another year has passed, a sense of relief for the graduates and the apprehension of what awaits us all in the coming year. Since this is the year of our 20th graduating class we are honoring the primary founder(s) of this institution who are responsible for making Kettering College of Medical Arts what it is. This college has character and characters! Both of which are important in the function of this institution. This college is based on four main aspects which are: mental, physical, social and spiritual, in an attempt to increase personal development and achievement of potential.
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Character
When it comes down to it, what are the memories we have of this year? The last minute cramming for tests? The friendships we've established? The experiences and con足 versations we've shared with our roommates? How many people are going to remember what we become, instead of how far we've come and how much we've changed? Look carefully as you go through this yearbook. Have any of your professors chanqed? Kara L. Self Yearbook Editor
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"It is in trifles, and when he is off his guard, that a man best shows his character." A. Schopenhauer
"CHARACTER— N., nature, temperment, disposition, mettle, ca lib e r, tem per, ethos, complexion.
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Character Let us not complain against men because of their rudeness, their ingratitude, their injus足 tice, their arrogance, their love of self, their forgetfulness of others. They are so made. Such is their nature. To be annoyed with them is like denouncing a stone for falling, or a fire for burning. JEAN DE LABRUY^RE: Caracteres, XI The highest of charac足 ters is his who is as ready to pardon the moral errors of mankind as if he were every day guilty of them himself; and as cautious of com足 mitting a fault as if he never forgave one. PLINY THE YOUNGER: Letters, VIII, c. 110
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All that a man does is physiognomical of him. You may see how a man would fight by the way in which he sings; his courage, or want of courage, is visible in the word he utters, in the opinion he has formed, no less than in the stroke he strikes. He is one; and preaches the same self aboad in all these ways. THOMAS CARLYLE: Heroes and Hero-Worship, III, 1840 (Lec足 ture In London, May 12)
One man is made of ag足 ate, another of oak; one of slate, another of clay. The education of the first is polishing; of the sec足 ond, seasoning; of the third, rending; of the fourth moulding. JOHN RUSKIN: The Stones o f Venice, III, 1853
Character Character, even in the most distorted view taken of it by the most angry and prejudiced minds, generally retains something of its outline. No caricaturist ever rep resented Mr. Pitt as a Falstaff, or Mr. Fox as a skeleton; nor did any libeller ever impute par simony to Sheridan, or profusion to Marlbor ough. T.B. MACAULAY: Sir William Temple, 1838 That which we call char acter is a reserved force which acts directly by presence, and without means. It is conceived of as a certain undemonstrable force, a familiar or genius, by whose impulses the man is guided, by whose coun sels he cannot impart. R.W. EMERSON: Char acter, 1841 There is something in the character of every man which cannot be altered: it is the skeleton of his character. Trying to change it is like trying to train sheep to pull a cart. G.C. LICHTENBERG: Reflections, 1799 Sow a thought, and you reap an act; Sow an act, and you reap a habit; Sow a habit, and you reap a character, Sow a character, and you reap a destiny. Quoted by SAMUEL SMILES
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IT CAN BE DONE The man who misses all the fun is he who says, “ It can’t be d o n e ” In solemn pride he stands aloof And greets each venture with reproof. Had he the power he’d efface The history of the human race; ‘We’d have no radio or m otor cars, No streets lit by electric stars; No telegraph nor telephone, We’d linger in the age of stone. The world would sleep if things were run By men who say “ It can’t be done.” Author Unknown
“The world hates change, yet it is the only thing that has brought progress. ” Charles F. Kettering
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KCMA HISTORY
K E T T E R I N G COLLEGE O F MEDICA L ARTS
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18 HISTORY
Something new in higher educa tion began when Kettering College of Medical Arts opened its doors to students on September 18,1967. It offered a two-year degree in Nurs ing and Allied Health and was affiliated with Kettering Hospital Charles F, Kettering’s dream of an educational center “to become involved in pre paring young people for satisfying lives of service here and in other institutions in various parts of the world’* became a reality. The com bined philosophy of Charles Ketter ing and the Seventh-day Adventist Church was to offer a sound, imagina tive. forward-looking education to meet present and future health care needs. “Quality” was the key word One hundred thirty- seven students (the ratio was 9-1 in favor of the females) were registered for classes with 28 full-time and 19 part-time faculty. The students chose to special ize in one. of the two-year educa tional programs offered in five fields; Nursing, Radiology, Respiratory Therapy, Housekeeping Manage ment, and Food Service Manage ment Each curriculum was requited to have fifty percent of its courses In General Education. In the begin ning the tuition was $25 per semes ter hour and room rent was 830 per month. Over the next two years the programs were changed from two years to nineteen months and several new programs were added. In 1969 the first class graduated with sixty six students. In the twenty years since its open ing, KCMA has continued to develop programs in response to health care demands. There are currently nine aims of specialization in Allied Health and Nursing remains the largest program of study. The college has 50 full-time faculty, 15 part-time faculty and 77 adjunct faculty with approximately500 students enrolled, and 2,323 alumni serving in various parts of the world The reputation of the high quality of the graduates of Kettering College has resulted in increased demand for the services of KCMA graduates. Kettering College of Medical Arts has a bright future in health care education. An active evening college was started in 1987 making It poss ible for a student to graduate from Nursing in four years taking only evening classes. In Nursing and Allied Health every program is constantly being updated, and new programs are being considered which are innovative yet academically sound.
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Unto ourselves our own fife is necessary; unto others, our character. ST. AUGUSTINE: On the Good of Widowhood, c. 413
Edith Applegate
Stan Applegate
Dale Arellano
Karen Bekowles
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Lawrence Beneke
Peter Bath
Lorraine Beaven
Frank Brewster
Qlenn Bylsma
Malcolm Cavlness
Shelley Chew
Robert Christie
Diane Christie
Barbara Christensen
Dave Collins
Suzanne Columbus
Mary Colvin
Edna Cooper
Eugene Cowling
Mabel Cowling
Dorothy Crlder-Miner
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Faculty
A man far oftener appears to have a decided charac足 ter from persistently fol足 lowing his temperament than from persistently fol足 lowing his principles. FRIEDRICH WILHELM NIETZSCHE. Human, Alt Too Human, Vol. 1, tr. by Helen Zimmern.
Paul De Lange
Curt Dollnsky
Jill Doster
Robert Dunn
Mary Beth Fannon
Mary Ann Flene
Stella Freeman
Max Grady
Glenda Hager
Phyllis Hausfeld
Mike Henry
Carlene Hunt
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Jean Isentrager
Dee Johnson
Maxine Jones
Sylvia Kaldahl
Robert Lamme
Carolyn Land
Bill Madison
Donald Martin
Mary Lou Martin
Vail McGuire
Delyte Morris
Sherry Nelson
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Faculty
Simplicity fo character is no hindrance to subtlety of intellect. Life of Gladstone (1903)
Linda Ontko
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Edward Pecce
Chrlstene Perkins
Marsha Purtee
Westfield Redraw
Cynthia Renfrow
Margaret Rodenburg
Paula Reams
Cathy Roth
Tom Rule
Bev Schleltz
Alisa Schlablg
Virginia Sellars
Sheila Shellabarger
Jerry Shoemaker
Teresa Simmons
Mara Vellkers Smith
Bonnie Snider
Marjorie Spahn
Joseph Stoia
George Suto
Sally Taylor
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Faculty
Character is higher than intelect. Thinking is the function. Living is the func足 tionary. R.W.Emerson: The American Scholar, 1837
Daria T hom pson
Barbara Tyson
Joan Ulloth
David Unger
Ja n e t Will
Bessie Williams
Robert Williams
Tim Willsey
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Glee W ebster
Vera Yukl
Nancy Zeller
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Biomedical Electronics Technology BMET (Biomedical Electronics Technology) students prepare to be an important part of the professional health care team. Their responsibility is the large variety of electronic equipment that the rest of the team uses to diagnose and treat the sick. The graduates are prepared to install, maintain, and repair the simplest to the most complex devices used in hospitals and other health care facilities. They ensure that these medical tools are accurately calibrated and safe to use. They are available to the medical staff to assist with in-service training and problem-solving. They are there to make possible the most effective use of very expensive, but indispensible, equipment. Graduates can look forward to an expanding jobmarket where they will find an opportunity to use and increase their hard-won skills.
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Faculty Stan Applegate Wes Red row David Unger
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Clinical Dietetics Technology One of the constants in life is change, and this applies to the profession of dietetics. The role of the Dietetic Tech nician has changed drametically in just the last two years. Factors which have influenced this are the advent of Diagnostically Related Groups (DRGs) and licensure for Dietitians. Dietetic Technicians are spending more time now in a continual assessment of the nutritional status of patients during their hospital stay. The emphasis has shifted towards nutritional counseling of patients on an out-patient basis rather than on an in-patient basis. This actually improves the effectiveness of counseling, as out patients are more well than in-patients, and therefore, usually more able to be receptive to dietary counseling. Licensure for Dietitians became effective in July of 1987 and skyrocketed the need for Dietetic Technicians in ex tended care facilities (ECFs). Prior to licensure, food Service Supervisors in ECFs conducted a significant amout of the nutritional documentation. After licensure, only the Dietitian and Dietetic Technician were qualified to write nutritional assessments, care plans, and progress notes. As a result, the market for Dietetic Technicians grew dramatically. The Dietetic Technician program at KCMA has revised its curriculum to meet the changing roles of the Dietetic Technician. Currently students are receiving more clini cal experiences in ECFs than in times past, more empha sis is placed on the needs of the elderly and the critically ill, and the significance of laboratory values and food/ drug interactions. Students are also devoting more of their Practicum experience to the mangement aspects of dietetics. In essence what this boils down to, is that more is being expected of the Dietetic Technician. Our world is getting more and more technical and sophisticated and the role of the Dietetic Techician is also.
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BEETLE BAILEY
Faculty Mara V. Smith Lily Lee
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Medical Laboratory Technology Medical laboratory technology is a health profession that applies principles from the basic sciences such as biology and chemistry to the clinical laboratory sciences including hematology, microbiology, immunology, blood banking and chemistry. The medical laboratory technician is a vital member of the health care team who develops data essential to the detection, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of dis足 ease. The program at KCMA fosters excellence not only in technical performance, but also in understanding the processes involved and their importance in laboratory testing. Communication skills are stressed in order that the technician may interact with other health care provid ers to enhance the quality of patient care.
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Faculty Suzanne Columbus Marybeth Fannon Kathy Nagy Ike Northern Rebecca Papp Marge Spahn Beverly Schieltz Glee Webster Vera Yukl
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Nursing Lying in a hospital bed of an overcrowded room, sur足 rounded by tubes and wires, you feel physically weak and emotionally drained. As you lie there in helplessness you wonder if the nurse who enters really cares, if she is really giving you care that counts... If you or a loved one are ever in such a position, it will be encouraging to know that the Nursing Program at KCMA aims at teaching wholesome and precise care. It is a two year Associate Degree program designed in the context of a Christian framework. The thoroughness of theoretical content, the quality of clinical experience, and the emphasis on the emotional and spiritual aspects of care all blend to constitute a unique and superior pro足 gram. The Nursing program at KCMA accommodates a vari足 ety of students looking for quality education. For those who desire a less demanding study program, the course can be extended over a three year period. LPN's are offered the opportunity to receive their degree through the Advanced Placement Program. Even those with busy daytime schedules are encouraged to fulfill their dreams through a unique Evening Nursing Program. An added benefit is that courses here pave the way for further advancement in the Nursing field. Without doubt the program is tough and demanding. Yet, when lying in a hospital bed, it is the excellence demanded that brings reassurance to the patient. When all is said and done, the golden moment is seeing evidence of progress in a patient, feeling the warmth of a grateful smile, or feeling the love conveyed in a meaningful touch. Yes, at this moment the struggles of school certainly seem worth it! By Sheela Choppala 2nd Year Nursing Student
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Faculty Edna Bekowies Shelly Chew Dorothy Crider-Miller Lesley Harrison Sylvia Kadahl Carolyn Land Lou Marrtin Chris Perkins
Marsha Purtee Paula Reams Alisa Schlabig Virgina Sellars Darla Thompson Barbara Tyson Joan Ulloth Carol Warner
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From the Florence Nightengale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the Presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity, and to practice my profession, faithfully. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in cinfidence all personal matters committed to my keep足 ing and all family affairs coming to my knoledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care.
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Program January 15, 1989 6:30 p.m. Sevenlh-day Adventist Church at Kettering Prelude Processional Led by
Invocation Musical Selection Introduction of Speaker Address Presentation of Caps Prayer of Dedication Lamp Lighting
Pledge of Service Recessional
“ Adagio” --J.S. Bach “ Adagio” -A ntonio Vivaldi “ Adagio” -R og er Nyquist “ Now Thank We All Our God” -J.S . Bach Virginia Sellars, RN, BS Assistant Professor, Division of Nursing Joan Ulloth, RN, MSN Assistant Professor, Division of Nursing Robert W illett, MBA President and Chief Executive Officer Kettering Medical Center Tricia Hughes, Tracy Mack, and Julie Porter First Year Nursing Students Pamela Wiesman First Year Nursing Student Leah L. Curtin, MS, MA, RN, FAAN Editor, Nursing Management Christene Perkins, RN, MN Director, Division of Nursing Arthur Henderson First Year Nursing Student Marsha Purtee, RN, BS Ed Instructor, Division of Nursing Alisa Schlabig, RN, BSN Instructor, Division of Nursing Shelley Chew, RN, MSN Assistant Professor, Division of Nursing “ Now Thank We All Our God” -S igfrid Karg-Elert Organist, Jerry Taylor, MM Minister of Music, Seventh-day Adventist Church at Kettering Trumpets, Kent Breakie Russell Little Kelvin Palafox
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Physician Assistant In keeping with the highest standards of educational excel lence, and within the Christian philosophy of Kettering College of Medical Arts, and the medical resources of the greater Dayton medical community, the Physician Assistant Program endeavors to: -Provide a curriculum for mature men and women with previous health care experience that meets the Essentials of an Approved program for the Primary Care Physician Assistant. -Provide an atmosphere and educational experi ence that encourages students to continue a life long process of physical, mental, social, and spiri tual development. -Prepare graduates who are competent in perform ing skills and tasks identified as being part of the PA role, such as history and physical taking, casting, suturing and ECG interpretation, labora tory data collection and analysis, and development and initiation of treatm ent plans. -Prepare graduates to assist in the delivery of primary care services in a variety of clinical set tings, with appropriate supervision. Students in the Physician Assistant Program face a heavy didactic and clinical load. Early in the Program the emphasis is on didactic courses with some clinical experience in the first semester. Throughout the Program, the emphasis gradually shifts away from the didactic towards more clinical time to finally the last semester where students are sent on clinical preceptorships throughout the country. These preceptorships are assiciated with the employment possibilites and are elec tives selected by the student. As rigorous as the Program is, the rewards of the profession are more than worth it. The opportunity to be involved with patients and their total health care in settings from OB/GYN, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Ambulatory Clinic, and Geriatrics is the ultimate goal of a Physician Assistant. A challenging curriculum and an equally challenging and rewarding profession waits those who have the vision to serve patients as a Physician Assistant.
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Faculty Robert Christie Bruce Hymon M.D. Kip Maddox Jan Pretyman Cynthia Renfrow
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Department of Radiological Sciences and Imaging The Department of Radiological Sciences offers a variety of Imaging courses. The General Diagnostic Radiology Technology program has been expanded to a two-track format, with classes starting in May and September. Graduates from both tracks are eligible to take the registry examination in July. The Diagnostic Ultrasound Technology program was introdused in 1980. Students may take a one-year or a two-year program. Areas of study include ultrasonic physics, abdomen, obstetrics and gynecology, and pe ripheral vascular. The program has expanded into the Cincinnati area for clinical rotations. During the last five years, every student has passed the Ultrasound boards. The Diagnostic Special Procedures Technology pro gram was introduced in 1981. The one-year program includes Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance, Angiography, and Cardiac Catheterization. In addition, four-month certificates are offered in C.T.-M.R.I. and angiography-digital. The Nuclear Medicine Technology program was in troduced in 1982 as a cooperative educational endeavor with the Nuclear Medicine Institute at Findlay College. Faculty at KCMA teach all general eduction courses during the first year and NMI teaches the nuclear medi cine courses during the second year. The Radiation Therapy Technology program was introduced in 1984 and is offered in cooperation with the Radiation Therapy program at Raymond Walters College and with the Radiation Oncology Division of the Depart ment of Radiology of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. General education courses are tought at KCMA and the radiation therapy courses are taught at Raymond Walters.
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RESPIRATORY CARE Respiratory care practitioners assist physicians in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of patients with cardiopulmonary disorders. Job opportunities are avail足 able in both the hospital and home care settings. Students enrolled in the respiratory care program have the opportunity to perform clinical rotations at Kettering Medical Center, as well as other local hospitals. Students work with patients ranging in age from infants to geriatrics. Therapies range from simple oxygen therapy procedures, to maintaining a patient on life support systems. Respiratory care is a dynamic, rapidly growing profes足 sion. Graduates of this program enjoy challening and rewarding careers.
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GENERAL EDUCATION/ PRE足 PROFESSIONAL General Education at KCMA is designed to teach the basic fundamental principles in the sciences and hu足 manities. This provides a strong foundation upon which a student may gain a technical, professional, preprofes足 sional or general education background. The courses are designed to develop skills which encourage life long learning for the student. The faculty are well qualified academically and have demonstratable teaching skills. In addition, they are very caring individuals who are willing to give extra help to their students whenever possible.
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Faculty Glenda Hager Phil Johnson Don Martin Vail McGuire Dee Morris Ed Pecce Margaret Rodenburg Tom Rule
Edith Applegate Lorraine Beaven Lyn Brendal Malcolm Caviness Ron Chong Paul DeLange Jill Doster Bob Dunn Tim Willsey
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Graduates
Rhonda Suzanne Arnold
Troy Allen Barnes
Amy Lynn Batze
Donald Eugene Bodiker
William John Booth
Nancy J. Bovver
Kent Edward Breakie
Debra Lynette Bricker
Juanita Marguerite Bright
Gregory Allen Brown
Kathy Arlene Burns
Sheela Mae Choppala
Christine Anne Cook
Kevin Lee Cottrell
Cami Cramer
Kay Louise Cramer
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Kenneth Andrew Davis
Pamela Sue Day
Judy Lee Deboard
Mark Lyndon Dieter
Carolyn Marie Diller
Amy Lynn Doughman
Edna lloreta Douglas
Darrell Dean Dunfee
Rohanna Ayesha Edwards
Lisa Kay Eichelberger
Jane Theresa Eilerman
Tammy Linn Eppert
Shelley Page Ferguson
Kelli Shain Ferrell
Missy Ann Fleskes
Thomas Charles Fox
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Character is made by what you stand for; reputation, by what you fall for. R obert Q uillen.
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A man never reveals his own character more vivdly than when portraying the charac足 ter of another.
Jean Paul Richter: Titan, cx, 1803
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Underneath this flabby ex足 terior is an enorm ous lack of character.
Oscar Levant, Memoiors of an Amnesiac.
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Pamela Lynn Frederickson
Kristi Shawn Fultz
Melissa J. Gaerke
Renee Jean Garrett
J Jennifer Ann Gauldin
Janet Ann Gehret
Dennis Earl Grigsby
Desmond Medina Guarin
Patrice Eileen Heaney
Kristie Lynn Hemmingsen
Sandra Sue Henderhan
Michael Lee Hendrixson
Robert Michael Holtrup
Shannon Adams Hull
Susan J. Isentrager
Lisa Marie Jackson
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Deanna Lynn Jeanes
Karen (Nelson) Kelley
Sharon Kay King
Charlyne Kay Knapp
John Kraft
Donna (Keiser) Kueferman
Mary Ethel Lake
Cynthia Marie Landers
Charlotte Dailey Latshaw
Patricia Lynn Leis
Debra Kay Locke
Michael David Long
Richard Calvin Longacre
Tammie Lynn Longo
Michael Daniel Lounsbury
Gayle Ann Lykins
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Michael Paul Martin
Wanda Kay May
Cheryl Lynn McCabe
Darlene Ann McKiddy
Daniel Joseph Menke
Marsha Hollace Miller
Anita Kay Mohler
Mary Winifred Morris
Mark Allen Mott
David Raymond Murray
Barton Matthew Newman
Lester Lynn Onweller
Sharon Lynn O'Reilly
William Mason Perry
Angela Lynn Phillips
Christina Maria Philpot
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Sandra Dawn Rains
Theresa Lynn Proctor
Desirae Lee Reed
Tamara Ann Richter
Kathleen Marie Sahadak
Edward Martin Scheiman
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Kathleen Marie Smith
Pamela Gwyn Snowden
Jody Lee Spiess
Tracey Lynn Spurlock
Dean Alton Stanage
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No man can climb out be足 yond the limitations of his own character.
Critical Miscellanies [1908] Robespierre
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Glen Douglas Steyn
Betina Elaine Stinson
Kelley Anne Sullivan
Benjamin Yap Sumicad
Holly Ann Sumner
Alun Roberts Truner
Marie (Vollrath) Vangorden
Linda Watercutter
Rhonda Ann Ware
Deborah Kay Webster
Susan Diane Williams
Steven Alan Woodin No C o lo r P icture A vailable: Tami Brua Greg Covington Cathy Downing Don Fedor Janette Hensley Becki Johnson Rhonda Moore Sharon Pierson Dan Roth Tam m y Thomas Chris Tumbusch Joseph Wambugu
Lori Ann Wright
Graduates
Clyde Joseph Yencer
Melissa Marie Yocum
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Keylor, Leslie Ruth McConnell, Hugh Timothy Moore, Rhonda Ann Pierson, Sharon L. Posada, James Ranly, Carol Ann Rose, Valerie Roth, Daniel Norman Southward, Kristen Ann Thomas, Tammy Lynn Tumbusch, Christopher Wade, Kathy Lynn Wambugu, Joseph Maina
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Undergrads Divider Page 65
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Marie Adams
Stephanie Adams
JovltaAlldon
Jacquelln Anderson
Melinda Andereon
Brenda Armstrong
Negussle Aseffa
Todd Ashton
Deborah Ashworth
Kimberly Axley
Lynette Azure
Joyce Bacon
Colette Bailey
Amy Banks
Michelle Barnum
Krista Battaglia
Catherine Bazan
Tammy Beddles
Kelly Bernard
Rohert Bleller
Kathleen Bllak
Clarence Bisgaard
Carol Blackson
Joy Blair
Patti Bollinger
Dana Bontrager
Connie Brewer
Lori Brewlngton
Angela Britton
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Cathi Brooks
Richard Brooks
Linda Broosson
Bruce Brunner
Mark Brunner
Christina Bryant
Toiesa Buckles
Jean Buenlng
Delzena Bulford
Jacquelln Burchett
Jennifer Callahan
Deborah Campbell
Cathryn Carpenter
Earleen Carpenter
Jennifer Carr
Tricia Catron
April Champen
Jennifer Clark
Susan Clemons
Chrlstoher Clifton
Susan Cockrell
Wendy Cowell
Deanna Cummins
Debra Cunningham
John Curry
Geraldine Daniels
Daniel Davis
M. Francis Day
Brian Dean
Donna Demange
Undergrads 67
Shelly Derrick
James Doucette
Stephanie Eaton
Jacquelyn Evans
James Evans
Patricia Evans
Terri Evans
Laura Fair
Lisa Fairchild
Thomas Feeny
Stacy Fife
Gayron Flanary
Carol Flaughter-Rope
Vicki Flohre
Melissa Fraley
Stella Freeman
Rebecca Frost
Jennifer Fry
Maryann Fullenkamp
Deborah Fuson
Anthony Gabriel
Allissa Gannon
Phyllis Gannon
Deborah Garrett
Gary Gearhart
Melissa Gearhart
Robin Gentry
Anne Gleisinger
Debra Glenn
Patricia Grady
68 Undergrads
Cherl Grlesmeyer
Collette Grube
Chris Guggenbiller
Christine Hacker
Wyndi Haddad
Jodeena Haddlx
Elizabeth Hager
Thomas Hall
Heather Hamblin
Penny Hamilton
Malynda Hamm
Virgil Harrison
Ann Hemker
Arthur Henderson
Wendi Henkle
Kevin Hesson
Michael Hillsamer
Debra Hodson
Theresa Holt
Brian Hoover
Elaine Horgos
Amanda Hoskins
Lisa Hudson
Cara Huffer
Tricia Hughes
Rodney Hummel
Judith Ippisch
Carol Ivey
Dianna Ivey
Rhonda James
Undergrads 69
Tina Jarvis
Melissa Jeffrey
Ron Joozlewlcz
Shirley Johnson
Sherry Kahn
Karen Kappeler
Brenda Kelley
Lance Kelly
Robert Kemmerer
Cynthia Kemper
Gloria Klenow
Christie Kilby
Teri Kirkman
Shawnee Klein
Patricia Koerner
Oznur Kurt
Barbara Laird
Kathleen Lamert
Lesly Lang
Michele Lange
Teresa Lawson
Cinthia Lee
Betty Lels
Brenda Lilly
Kimberly Lingg
S. Hope Little
Amy Long
Vicki Lykins
70 Undergrads
Lydiah Macharia
Tracy Mack
Betty Mackey
Jennie Mann
Victor Manullang
Yvette Marbury
Frank Martinez
Rona Mascherlno
Christine Matheson
Jane McClelland
Stephani McDonough
Dena McElwee
John McKlddy
Cindy McManes
Minnie Mercer
Cynthia Meyer
Judy Meyer
Larry Meyers
Barbara Miller
Kathy Miller
Rhonda Mitchell
Kelli Moeller
Dorothy Moore
Mary Morris
Susie Moses
Dawn Mowen
Laura Muhlenkamp
Malli Nanod
Cathleen Napier
Angela Nash
Undergrads 71
Esther Navarro
Bruse Neeld
Lisa Nixon
Lynne Novak
Michelle Owens
Kelvin Palafox
Lorri Palm
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Karen Pearce
Karen Pelfrey
Dean Peters
Kimberly Pltstlck
Jodi Pluckard
John Riddle
Julie Robbins
72 Undergrads
Gall November
Tricia Odlam
Holly Payne
Jeffrey Payne
Sandr Phlpps-Treon
Sheila Plner
Susan Pinner
Julie Porter
Nicholas Redavide
Paul Reis
Beverly Richards
Christine Roberts
Paul Robinson
Cynthia Rockel
Julie Rohler
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Kathleen Rowell
Carol Ryall
Tammy Sams
Dianne Sanders
Patricia Sakk
Carla Scherbauer
Donald Schleve
Lyd Schwlchtenberg
Kara Self
Tracy Semler
Seblenigi Semungus
Stacl Shanahan
Carrie Shapiro
Tracy Semler
Leanne Shockey
Donna Short
Kathleen Shoults
Angie Silcox
John Simpson
Laura Skeens
Deborah Slanker
Donald Sleeth
Michael Sllvka
Cynthia Slone
Daniel Small
Lisa Smallwood
Rebecca Smith
Steven Smith
Nancy Snell
Cristln Snodgrass
Undergrads 73
Nicolle Southard
Kelly Spless
Myrna St-Jean
Lorra Steels
Bonnie Stephan
Robin Stevens
Joseph Stlckel
Jody Stiles
Jennifer Stuwers
Steven Summers
Stephen Tahy
Denlsea Taulbee
Linda Taylor
Kimberly Temple
Brian Thompson
Rebecca Thompson
Tammy Thompson
Vlma Torres
Karen Trimble
Kelly Trovlllo
Debbie Truett
Almee Uhrlg
Lisa Vaughan
Kristin Vincent
Sheryl Vurginac
Katherine Waddell
Melanie Walters
Jeanne Ward
Mary Weikert
Kathy Weller
74 Undergrads
Melissa Wells
Misty Wells
Molly Wenger
Eric Wheeler
Sean Whip
Vivian White
Becky Whitsett
Pamela Wiesman
Tonya Wadine
Joyce Williams
Thomas Williamson
Jeffrey Wlllsey
Richard Wilson
Patricia Witt
Kimberly Wray
Susan Yahle
Tina York
Brenda Young
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Nancy Young
Deloris Zopp
Lisa Anderson Jamal Ashour Nancy Bair Anne Block Jeffery Boicourt Michele Braemer Lisa Brannigan Amy Bright Sara Brown Pamela Burton Melody Bush Marieta Cabonce Julie Campbell Kathryn Carine Mildred Carter Barrett Cavlness Amy Chenoweth Franlin Collins Faith Cooper Mary Cooper Harold Deal Janice Deaton Sally Delp
Sharon Derksen Vicki Duhl Linda Dukes Mary Dunning Tamara Duritsch Janis Eck Chris Elkins Susan Engle Beth Fox-Compton Rebecca Frieszell Brenda Fugett Judy Gagne Christina Gal Jerri Gamble Jennifer Gauldin Janet Gehret Cindy Gibbs Kelleen Gibbs Jo Anne Gibson Gina Gilbert Naida Gilmore Janis Gingerich Mark Grillot
Lisa Gulllaum Pamela Hadley Cheryl Denise Hammond Kay Harris Janet Harrison Craig Harwood Kelly Hayman Janice Hemmelgarn Elizabeth Henderson Rhonda Hensley Eric Hessell Susan Holstein Catherine Holston Jeanne Hudson Kimberly Huff Franklin Inman Holly Ippisch Charles Conway Johnson Eunice Johnson Temple Jones Kathy Kahn
Undergrads 75
Photo's not available Karen Kelchner Teresa Kesling Melody King Connie Kinser Linda Kline Gerald Kohorst Jeanette Larsen James Lawson Marguerite Looper Joseph Lovett Allyson Martel Michael Massle Lisa McAffee Scott McClure Todd McCoy Darlene Mendenhall Mary Milano Christina Milligan Rebecca Montgomery Patricia Morris Chaconnie Morrow Kimberly Neace Carol Nestor Sandra Owens
76 UNDERGRADS
Mary Owings Jane Palmer Toni Panstingel Teresa Parson Stephanie Parsons Vicki Pheanls Norma Ponichtera Lucind Prey L. Susan Price Michelle Ray Kimberly Roberts Jill Rolfsen Amy Scarpelli Anthony Schrand Shelley Sebel Mildred Shepard Patricia Shinkle Jerry Shoemaker Joyce Siefrlng Teresa Simmons Ian Garth Snider Linda Sorensen Joan Stadnik Beverly Stoecker
Tonya Studebaker Terry Sweny Donald Tackett Laura Taylor Dawn Thompson Diane Trlttschuh Cindy T rubey Barbara T urner Debbie Tyler Joyce Tyler Roberta Tyus Tamle VanArsdale Patricia VanArtsdalen Jacqueline VanHorn Mary VonBargen Melora Waltman Lydia Wasson Elaine Whipp Shannon Wilson Tonya Wllshlre Judith Wlshinshy Ellis Wood Ernest Wright
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Awards Assembly
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SKI TRIP
90 Trips
KCMA
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SECRET MISSION
CODE NAME: PSYCHO RANK: HELICOPTER PILOT WEAPONS: CRUTCHES, CANES, WALKERS
CODE NAME: KING BOUY RANK: FLIGHT NURSE WEAPONS: BED PANS, ENEMAS, LASIX
Civilian Name: Todd L. Ashton Program: Pre-Physical Therapy Duty: Photography/Layout
C ivilian Name: Ron E. Jodziewicz Program : Nursing Duty: Photography/Layout
CODE NAME: WALL RANK: COMMAND PILOT ASTRONAUT WEAPONS: RADIO-ISOTOPES
CODE NAME: BUGLE BOY RANK: COMMAND PILOT WEAPONS: MORPHINE, DEMEROL, CODEINE
Civilian Name: Desmond M. Guarin Program: Nuclear Medicine'89 Duty: Advertising/Photography
Civilian Name: Kelvin Rey Palafox Program : Gen. To Nursing D u ty: Darkroom/Photography/Layout
92 Yearbook Staff
Name: Tammie Vanarsdale Duty: Assistant Editor Program : Generalsto Respiratory
Name: Kara Self Duty: Yearbook Editor Program: Pre-Physical Therapy
Name: Marybeth Fannon Duty: Sponsor for the yearbook P osition: Teacher of last SMT class of '89
The yearbook staff is here oh do not fear; close your mouth and lend an ear. We are here to serve you all, with another yearbook for you to call. This wee little group worked their tails to the bone, so you all could have a book to your own. If you like it - good, be happy. If you don't like it - Too bad it is yours!! If you think you can do it better, take the responsibility of doing it next year!!!!!!! THE STAFF
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Staff Pictures by: W.K.R.P.'89 Staff Theme by: W.K.R.P.'89
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It's been a year of a lot of sweat and hard work. But it has also been a year for some down right good timesl As we look back on events that we've had thoughout the year you can't help but smile!!! The student body and faculty along with their families enjoyed a wonderful afternoon at the Cincinnati Zoo. Everyone had a great time (until the gorilla decided he didn't like so and so's and started flinging mud!!!) One of our autumn events was the fancy Riverboat Cruise which was heaps of fun with a catered dinner, live music and costume, also pumpkin carving contests. As winter arrived and temperatures dropped outside, the students enjoyed some warm friendship at King's Island's Winterfest. This years's Valentine's Banquet was held at LaComedia feturing a Hawaiian Theme. Some of the students were drafted to try shaking their hips with some of the llaniers (and boy, were the rest of us embarassedlll) Other activities of the year included ice skating, roller skating, bowling, a Christmas party and, oh, our favorite - softball games with ice cream feeds!!! As officers we enjoyed being with the student body. Our feelings were best expressed in our "Tribute to the Special People of KCMA". We thank the student body for a great year. Good luck to the new officers. We hope they have as a great a time building memories as we did!!!
94 Clubs and Organizations
The S.A. Officers
Student Nurses Association The Student Nurses Association (SNA) is a professional organization for student nurses. It provides an opportunity for fellowship and professional development. This year our membership was at an all time high of 118 members. SNA also had a newsletter which featured short articles on current nursing issues, helpful hints (the nursing type), practice math questions, and cartoons. SNA also set up a buddy system which was intended to provide support to the first year students. Social events included a pizza party, Christmas Carols, and a senior picnic. Two scholarships of $100 each were awarded--one to Dee Zopp (freshman) and one to Faith Smith (senior). As students graduate they are invited to join the Ohio Nurses Association and continue their professional development. 1ST YEAR
Jackie Anderson, Rhonda Agullana, Brenda Armstrong, Joyce Bacon, Carol Blackson, Linda Brousson, Julie Campbell, Earleen Carpenter, Jennifer Carr, Amy Chenoweth, Jennifer Clark, Susan Clemons, Sally Delp, Shelly Derrick, Susan Engle, Patty Evans, Terri Evans, Vicki Flohre, Beth Fox-Compton, Becki Frost, Debbie Garrett, Gary Gearhart, Rhonda Hensley, Elaine Horaos, Judith Ippisch, Tricia Hughes, Melissa Jeffrey, Ron Jodziewicz, Christie Kilby, Teri Klrkman, Shawnee Klein, Michele Lange, Brenda Lilly, Betty Mackey, Stephanie McDonough, Dena McElwee, Judy Meyer, Barbara Miller, Dawn Myers, Cathy Napier, Lynn Novack, Michelle Owens, Toni Panstingel, Karen Pelfrey, Kimberly Pitstick, Julie Robbins, Denise Shearer, Leanne Shockey, Joyce Siefring, Laura Skeens, Rebecca Smith, Nancy Snell, Cristin Snodgrass, Cindy Trubey, Aimee Uhrig, Kristin Vincent, Constance Ward, Molly Wenger, Misty Wells, Pam Wiesman, Joyce Williams, DeAnn Wooley, Tina York, Brenda Young, Nancy Young, Delorls Zopp, Tina York. 2ND YEAR
Rhonda Arnold, Amy Batze, Debbie Bricker, Juanita Bright, Connie Corbin, Sheela Choppala, Kevin Cottrell, Kay Cromer, Sharon Cummins, Pam Day, Judy DeBoard, Amy Doughman, Edna Douglas, Darrell Dunfee, Lisa Eichelberger, Tom Fox, Missy Fleskes, Kristi Fultz, Jennifer Gauldin, Dennis Grigsby, Becki Johnson, John Hartsock, Sandy Henderhan, Tammie Longo, Karen Kelley, Sharon King, Charlyne Knapp, Mary Lake, Charlotte Latshaw, Debbie Locke, Gayle Lykins, Dan Menke, Marsha Miller, Anita Mohler, Winnie Morris, Chris Philpot, Karen Pelfrey, Teresa Proctor, Marion Rogers, Kristine Schrand, Faith Smith, Kathy Smith, Pam Snowden, Jody Spiess, Tracy Spurlock, Tammy Thomas, Marie VanGorden, Kathy Wade, Rhonda Ware, Linda Watercutter, Lori Wright. ADVISORY BO ARD
Rhonda Agullana, Debra Bricker, Kevin Cottrell, Judy DeBoard, Edna Douglas, Rebecca Frost, Jennifer Gauldin, John Hartsock, Sandra Henderhan, Mary Lake, Dena McElwee, Marsha Miller, Denise Shearer, Faith Smith, Cindy Trubey, Linda Watercutter, Joyce Williams.
Beaven - Black Society The Beaven - Black Society is the organization of Physician Assistant students at KCMA. Named in honor of the men instrumental in bringing P.A. education to the school, one of the society's major goals is to promote the profession to the public. Health fairs for grade school children, and Head Start preschool physicals are among the year's events. The society is a student chapter of the American Academy of Physician Assistants and the Ohio Academy of P.A.'s. Beaven - Black members this past year traveled to the state conference in Cleveland and the national meeting in Washington, D.C. Welcoming and graduation parties are annual events to bring in new members and say good-bye to the society's alumni. Chris Clifton President
Dedication Singers The Dedication Singers are a choral group representing both the Kettering Medical Center and the Kettering College of Medical Arts. Founded in 1972 and currently directed by Jerry Shoemaker. It is comprised of over 24 voices, with both medical center employees and college studetns participating. Dedication has sung in over 15 states, from Michigan to Florida, and this May travelled to the east coast singing in Maine, New York, and Boston, Massachusetts. The groups' purpose is to praise God in song, and dedicates itself to that witness.
Paul Robinson Vice President
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CLASS OF 1989
Friday, April 28 9:30 a.m.
Rehearsal for Pinning Ceremony Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church
10:30 a.m.
Baccalaureate Rehearsal Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church
1:30 p.m.
Commencement Rehearsal Far Hills Baptist Church, 5200 Far Hills Avenue.
7:30 p.m.
Pinning Ceremony for Nursing Graduates Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Each graduate nursing student receives the nursing pin from a chosen registered nusre, symbolizing completion of a rigorous program of study. The pin identifies the student as an alumnus of the KCMA Division of Nursing. Family, relatives and friends are invited to the ceremony, music, and a brief inspirational address.
GRADUATION DAY Saturday, April 29 For All Graduates and Families 11:15 a.m.
Baccalaureate Service, Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church. Graduates arrive at 10:45 a.m. Parking available at the church or employee parking garage. Academic regalia is required of participants in this service
12:30 p.m.
Lunch on your own. Students and families are welcome to eat this meal in the Kettering Memorial Hospital cafeteria. Student identification cards will be honored.
3 - 5 p.m.
Reception at Ridgeleigh Terrace, former home of Charles F. Kettering, guest house for Kettering Memorial Hospital. For your convenience, transportation to the Terrace is provided. Vans will leave from the college lobby intermittently. Use the free, surface parking across the street from the college for your private automobiles.
9 p.m.
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Commencement Service, Far Hills Baptist Church. Graduates arrive no later than 8:30 p.m. Families should arrive early for preferred seating. Academic regalia is required of participants in this service.
!t is not the brains that matter most, but that which guides them -the character, the heart, generous qualities, progressive ideas. [FYODOR DOSTOYEVSKI: [The Insulted and the [Injured.
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Congratulations to the 2 0 th graduating class of Kettering College of Medical Arts and hest wishes in your nert careers in the health professions.
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A HOSPITAL WITH A LEGACY OF INSIGHT Charles F. Kettering, Dayton’s legendary inventor, inspired more at Kettering Medical Center than a name. He gave it a philosophy. Kettering Medical Center approaches health care with an optimism based on the belief that there is always a way to do something better, that progress comes from hard work and what you learn along the way. And when you add insight, great strides can be made.
Whether it is science or service, high technology or listening to a patient, Kettering Medical Center is making strides. We have to. Mr. Kettering would insist.
Kettering Medical Center
KETTERING MEDICAL CENTER 3535 Southern Boulevard Kettering, Ohio 45429 513 298-4331
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Jennifer Adam 3041 Hillside Ave. Kettering, OH 45429
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Lynette Azure 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
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Richard Brooks 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
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Melissa Gaerke 3735 St. Peter Rd. Ft. Recovery, OH 45846
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Mark Dieter 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
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Thomas Fox 7807 Mt. HOod Huber Heights, OH 45424
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Deanna Cummins 425 Whispering Pine Sprlngboro, OH 45066
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Beth Fox-Compton 2177 Belvo Rd. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
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Jacquelyn Evans 912 Semmes Place Dayton, OH 45433
Melissa Fraley 5 Geneva McNally Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Renee Garrett 309 George Street Fort Recovery, OH 45846
John Curry 32Tonywood Circle West Carrollton, OH 45449
James Doucette 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
James Evans 5314 Cobb Dr. Dayton, OH 45431
Pamela Frederlckson 1412 Central Park Kettering, OH 45409
Jennifer Gauldin 428 Broadway St. Washington C t„ OH 43160
Geraldine Daniels 5852 Duncralg Dr. Trotwood, OH 45426
Amy Doughman 4128 Rldgetop Drive Kellbrook, OH 45305
Patricia Evans 6861 Michael Rd. Middletown, OH 45042
Stella Freeman 2925 Berkley Ave. Kettering, OH 45409
Gary Gearhart 2145 Harshman Blvd. Springfield, OH 45504
Daniel Davis 3592 Woodgreen Dr. Beavercreek, OH 45385
Edna Douglas 230 Claranna Ave. Dayton, OH 45419
Terri Evans 931 E. Jefferson St. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Rebecca Frleszell 345 Ernst Ave. Dayton, OH 45406
Melissa Gearhart 444 Crestgrove Ave. Vandalla, OH 45377
Kenneth Davis R.R. 1 Continental, OH 45831
Catherine Downing 1415 Barney Avenue Dayton, OH 45420
Sherri Evllslzor 1837 East 298 Wlckllffe, OH 44092
Rebecca Frost 1161 Andrew St. Saginaw, Ml 48603
Janet Gehret 13802 Coble Road Yorkshire, OH 45388
M. Francis Day 557 D. Corona Ave. Kettering, OH 45419
Vlckl Duhl 1916 Blscayne Drive Springfield, OH 45503
Laura Fair 841 Rockcreek Dr. Centerville, OH 45459
Jennifer Fry 726 Golden Arrow Dr. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Robin Gentry 2125 Winona Drive Middletown, OH 45042
Pamela Day P.O. Box 366 Dayton, OH 45404
Linda Dukes 6321 Longford Rd. Huber Heights, OH 45424
Lisa Fairchild 63 Winding Hollow Dayton, OH 45414
Brenda Fugett 421 Oak St. Dayton, OH 45410
Cindy Gibbs 1623 Mayo Ave. Kettering, OH 45409
Harold Deal 6527 Menlo Way Huber Heights, OH 45424
Darrell Dunfee 5845 Sharp Rd. Dayton, OH 45432
Donald Fedor 4869 Archmore Drive Dayton, OH 45440
Maryann Fullenkamp 16983 Botkins Rd. Botkins, OH 45306
Kelleen Gibbs 2836 Foxwood Ct. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Brian Dean 3124 Glenrock Road Dayton, OH 45420-1939
Mary Dunning 1333 Oakdale Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Thomas Feeny 3636 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Kristi Fultz 3304 Goldman St. Middletown, OH 45044
Jo Anne Gibson 301 SnowhillAve. Kettering, OH 45429
Janice Deaton 2345 Bamett Dr. Bellbrook, OH 45305
Tamara Durltsch 176 Blackstone Dr. Centerville, OH 45459
Shelley Ferguson 1136 N. Detroit Street Xenia, OH 45385
Deborah Fuson 605 Reer Spring Ave. Franklin, OH 45005
Gina Gilbert 10866 S.R. 774 Hamersvllle, OH 45130
Judy Deboard 2355 Bendel St. Middletown, OH 45044
Stephanie Eaton 294 Chamberlain Rd. Carlisle, OH 45005
Kelli Ferrell 925 Gentlewlnds Lebanon, OH 45036
Anthony Gabriel 5 Rose Mary Brown Orange Park, FL 32073
Nalda Gilmore 5701 Gross Dr. Dayton, OH 45431
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Janls Glngerlch 314 Ardmore Dr. Middletown, OH 45042
Cheryl Hamilton 1138 Oakdale Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Wendl Henkle 21 Duerr Drive W. Milton, OH 45383
Kimberly Huff 4860 Haplln Dr. Dayton, OH 45439
Conway Johnson 113 W. Orchard St. W. Manchester, OH 45382
Anne Glelslnger 172 E. Drive Centerville, OH 45458
Penny Hamilton 801 Cottage Ave. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Janette Hensley 7215 Tamarind Tr. Dayton, OH 45459
Cara Huffer 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Eunice Johnson 7231 Franklin Madison Middletown, OH 45042
Debra Glenn 426 Wlllowhurst St. Centerville, OH 45459
Malynda Hamm 1615 Joselln Rd. Dayton, OH 45432
Rhonda Hensley 756 S. Main St. Franklin, OH 45005
Trlcla Hughes 3316 Carlin Dr. W. Carrollton, OH 45449
Rebecca Johnson 174 Kansas Drive Xenia, OH 45385
Patricia Grady 455 Evergreen Lane Sprlngboro, OH 45066
Denise Hammond 4385 New Market Lewlsburg, OH 45338
Eric Hessell 1020 Runnymede Rd. Dayton, OH 45419
Shannon Hull 725 Maurice Street York, PA 17404
Shirley Johnson 4318 Rosegarden Eou Dayton, OH 45424
Cherl Grlesmeyer 2238 Mattls Dr. Dayton, OH 45439
Kay Harris 4027 Venus Rd. Farmersvllle, OH 45325
Kevin Hesson 6 Wakefield Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550
Rodney Hummel 280 Falrvlew Dr. Carlisle, OH 45005
Del Jones 1831 Gondert Dayton, OH 45403
Dennis Grigsby 3061 Southdale Dr. Kettering, OH 45429
Janet Harrison P.O. Box 19 Monroe, OH 45050
Del Heuser 3834 Kenwlck Dr. Kettering, OH 45429
Franklin Inman 4505 Falrpark Ave. Dayton, OH 45431
Temple Jones 1484 St. Lawrence Mason, OH 45040
Mark Grlllot 6808 Ranch Hill Dayton, OH 45415
Virgil Harrison 3051 Southdale Kettering, OH 45433
Michael Hlllsamer 2526 New Germany Tr. Beavercreek, OH 45324
Holly Ipplsch 4982 Mad River Road Kettering, OH 45429
Victoria Jones 107 Arrowhead Trail Loveland, OH 45140
Collette Grube 6381 Braxton PI. Dayton, OH 45459
John Hartsock 6396 Plymouth Road Jamestown, OH 45335
Debra Hodson 253 C. N. Smlthvllle Dayton, OH 45403
Judith Ipplsch 316 Irving Ave. Dayton, OH 45409
Kathy Kahn 8855 Washington Centerville, OH 45459
Desmond Guarln 9-2451 Brldletowne Canada M1W2y4
Craig Harwood 4700 Bosart Rd. Springfield, OH 45503
Susan Holstein 1480 Melrose Ave. Kettering, OH 45409
Susan Isentrager 4725 Joyce Drive Dayton, OH 45385
Sherry Kahn 339 Telford Ave. Dayton, OH 45419
Chris Guggenblller 7181 Co. Rd. 219A Cellna, OH 45822
Kelly Hayman 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Catherine Holston 5380 Blrdland Dayton, OH 45427
Carol Ivey 2530 Hoop Rd. Xenia, OH 45385
Karen Kappeler 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Lisa Gulllaum 3005 Fairway Dr. Kettering, OH 45409
Patrice Heaney 7137 Mandrake Huber Heights, OH 45424
Theresa Holt 3300 Sheffield Rd. W. Carrollton, OH 45449
Dianna Ivey 2530 Hoop Rd. Xenia, OH 45385
Sarah Kelchner 373 Misty Oaks Dr. Dayton, OH 45415
Christine Hacker 1425 MaueRd. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Ann Hemker 5911 Gloucester Ct. Centerville, OH 45440
Robert Holtrup 7600 Katy Drive Dayton, OH 45459
Lisa Jackson 4 Tropical Drive Ormond, FL 32074
Brenda Kelley 197 Belalr Circle Bellbrook, OH 45305
Wyndl Haddad 2753 W. State Rt. 1 Franklin, OH 45005
Janice Hemmelgarn 1765 Sllverlane Dr. Centerville, OH 45458
Brian Hoover 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Rhonda James 5299 Belle lie Dayton, OH 45439
Karen Kelley 1527 Lindenhurst Dr. Dayton, OH 45459
Jodeena Haddlx 7142 Upper Mlamlsburg Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Kristie Hemmlngsen 7289 Mohawk Tr. Centerville, OH 45459
Lois Horgos 7860 Bigger Rd. Centerville, OH 45459
Tina Jarvis 402 Haldlmand Ave. Hamilton, OH 45013
Lance Kelly 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Pamela Hadley 3507 Vannest Ave. Middletown, OH 45042
Sandra Henderhan 5760 Oak Valley Rd. Kettering, OH 45440
Amanda Hoskins 7240 Concervancy Rd. Germantown, OH 45327
Deanna Jeanes 6091 Guy Murray Rd. New Paris, OH 45347
Robert Kemmerer 2610 Stewart Drive Rlttman, OH 44270
Elizabeth Hager 528 E. Dorothy Lane Kettering, OH 45419
Arthur Henderson 8 Southdale Dr. Kettering, OH 45409
Tammle Howell 1441 FlesherAve. Kettering, OH 45420
Melissa Jeffrey 5830 Student St. West Carrollton, OH 45449
Cynthia Kemper 380 N. Helncke Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Thomas Hall 121 Indian Hill Dr. Gratis, OH 45330
Elizabeth Henderson 1905 Echo Woods Ct. Dayton, OH 45429
Jeanne Hudson 6020 Edna Oaks Court Dayton, OH 45459
Ron Jodzlewlcz 8936 Slagle Rd. Centerville, OH 45459
Theresa Kesllng 685 Wagon Wheel Dr. Dayton, OH 45431
Heather Hamblin 404 Savoy Ave. W. Carrollton, OH 45449
Michael Hendrlxson 5777 Brewer Road Mason, OH 45040-9646
Lisa Kay Hudson 4282 shawnee Trail Jamestown, OH 45335
Charles Johnson 1962 Litchfield Ave. Dayton, OH 45406
Leslie Keylor 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
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Gloria Klenow 332 Peach Orchard Dayton, OH 45419
Lesly Lang 2066 Lakeman Bellbrook, OH 45305
Joseph Lovett 10289 Paragon Road Centerville, OH 45459
Cheryl McCabe 5416 Lamme Road Dayton, OH 45439
Kathy Miller 83 Ankara Ave. Brookvllle, OH 45309
Christie Kilby 500 Hazelhurst St. New Lebanon, OH 45345
Michele Lange 3016 Hillside Ave. Kettering, OH 45440
Michael Lundrlgan 214 Woolper Ave. Cincinnati, OH
Jane McCleeland 989 Stevenson Rd. Xenia, OH 45385
Marsha Miller Box 281 West Carrollton, OH 45449
Melody King 4557 Todd Road Franklin, OH 45005
Jeanette Larsen 1391 Rockwell Dr. Xenia, OH 45385
Gayle Lyklns 125 B. Cook Rd Lebanon, OH 45036
Scott McClure 629 E. Jefferson St. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Christina Milligan 8817 Martz Paullln Franklin, OH 45005
Sharon King 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Charlotte Latshaw 159 Fayette St. Xenia, OH 45385
Vlckl Lykln6 6 P.O. Box 141 Lewlsburg, OH 45338
Hugh McConnell 160 Cannonbury Ct. Dayton, OH 45429-2148
Rhonda Mitchell 15513 Wembrough St. Silver Spring, MD 20904
Connie Klnser 275 GershwlnDrlve Centerville, OH 45459
James Lawson 4002 Rlvervlew Drive Middletown, OH 45042
Lydlah Macharla 5 Gwen Jackson Dayton, OH 45403
Todd McCoy 59 S. Hedges Dayton, OH 45403
Kelli Moeller 1991 Harland Rd. Waynesvllle, OH 45068
Teri Klrkman 2748 Hemphill Road Dayton, OH 45440-1415
Teresa Lawson 4324 Irelan Kettering, OH 45440
Tracy Mack 7398 Wooster Pike Seville, OH 44273
Stephanl McDonough 2020 Brell Dr. Middletown, OH 45042
Anita Mohler 2929 N. Sulphur Spr. W. Alexandria, OH 45381
Shawnee Klein 1388 Elmdale Dr. Kettering, OH 45409
Clnthla Lee 2077 Rldgebury Drive Kettering, OH 45440
Betty Mackey 6 P.O. Box 154 Franklin, OH 45005-0154
Dena McElwee 5347 Lamme Road Dayton, OH 45439
Rebecca Montgomery 3131 Stop Eight Rd. Dayton, OH 45414
Linda Kline 5216 Saum St. Fairborn,OH 45324
Betty Lels 654 Peach Orchard Drive W est Carrollton, OH 45449
Jennie Mann 202 Richmond Pk. Eaton, OH 45320
Darlene McKlddy 1237 Center Springs Waynesvllle, OH 45068
Dorothy Moore 1250 W. Dorothy Lan Kettering, OH 45409
Charlyne Knapp 170 High St. Xenia, OH 45385
Patricia Lels 6105 Sprlngboro Rd. Lebanon, OH 45036
Victor Manullang 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
John McKlddy 5639 Hollyhock Dr. West Carrollton, OH 45449
Rhonda Moore 11526 Hoel Rd. SOmervllle, OH 45064
Patricia Koemer 4348 Old Salem Rd. Englewood, OH 45322
Brenda Lilly 3201 W oosterDr. Beavercreek, OH 45385
Yvette Marbury 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Cindy McManes 1466 Sioux Dr. Xenia, OH 45385
Mary Morris 3146 Kerry Drive Beavercreek, OH 45385
Gerald Kohorst 11366 Elgin Rd. Mendon, OH 45862
Kimberly Llngg 5408 Chimney Circle Kettering, OH 45440
Allyson Martel 610 Xenia Ave. Dayton, OH 45410
Darlene Mendenhall 119 Carter Ct. Brookvllle, OH 45309
Patricia Morris 2105 Greenfield E. Middletown, OH 45044
John Kraft 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
S. Hope Little 400 Seven Pines Drive Plckerington, OH 43147
Michael Martin 16 P.O. Box 643 Ashland City, TN 37015
Daniel Menke 556 Wiltshire Blvd. Kettering, OH 45419
Chaconnie Morrow 3943 Nicholas Rd. Dayton, OH 45408
Donna Kueterman 319 E. Wood Street Versailles, OH 45380
Debra Locke 6445 Lexlngto-Salem W. Alexandria, OH 45381
Frank Martinez 1210 Far Hills Dayton, OH 45419
Minnie Mercer 116 Hilltop Ave. Kettering, OH 45419
Susie Moses 131 Gilmore Eaton, OH 45320
O znurKurt 406 Fulton Lane Middletown, OH 45044
Amy Long 613 Stanley St. Middletown, OH 45044
Rona Mascherlno 4364 Harblson St. Kettering, OH 45439
Cynthia Meyer 12918 Darke-Shelby Versailles, OH 45380
Mark Mott P.O. Box 47 New Manchester, OH 26056
Barbara Laird 8865 Farmersvllle Germantown, OH 45327
Michael Long 2347 Duncan Dr. #6 Fairborn, OH 45324
Michael Massle 1020 11th St. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Judy Meyer 2166 La Grange Rd. Dayton, OH 45403
Dawn Mowen 88 Pocahontas St. Xenia, OH 45385
Mary Lake 1100 E. Arrowhead Dayton, OH 45449-2562
Richard Longacre 3420 Lytle Road Waynesvllle, OH 45068
Christine Matheson 130 Blackstone Dr. Centerville, OH 45459
Larry Meyers 334 Blackwood Ave. Dayton, OH 45403
Laura Muhlenkamp 13660 Light Rd. Ft. Recovery, OH 45846
Kathleeen Lambert 407 Deerfield Rd. Lebanon, OH 45036
Marguerite Looper 2609 Falrport Ave. Dayton, OH 45406
Wanda May 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Mary Milano 9820 Pawnee Pass Centerville, OH 45459
Claudia Mungula 3679 Greenstone Ct. Dayton, OH 45430
Cynthia Landers 337 Fernwood Ave. Dayton, OH 45405
Michael Lounsbury 2570 Clrclevlew Drive Kettering, OH 45419
Lisa McAfee 95 N. Gebhardt Church Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Barbara Miller 861 Shady Ct. Monroe, OH 45050
David Murray 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
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Malll Nanod 1290 Englewood Ave. St. Paul, MN 55104
Jane Palmer 4434 Bigger Road Kettering, OH 45440
Susan Pinner 1484 Chelsea Rd. Troy, OH 45373
Julie Robbins 44 E. Third St. West Alexandria, OH 45381
Edward Schelman 3061 Southdale Dr. Kettering, OH 45409
Cathleen Napier 2725 Cadillac St. Moraine, OH 45439
Toni Panstlngel 2116 Pittsfield St. Kettering, OH 45419
Kimberly Pltstlck 1567 Joselln Rd. Dayton, OH 45432
Christine Roberts 2105 E. W hlppRd. Dayton, OH 45440
Carla Scherbauer 1996 E. Spring Valley Centerville, OH 45458
Angela Nash 4366 St. Lawrence Cincinnati, OH 45205
CarlsBa Panter 4950 Fredrlck-Garla West Milton, OH 45383
Jodi Pluckard 3303 Bexley Dr. Middletown, OH 45042
Kimberly Roberts 2861 Revere Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Donald Schleve 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Esther Navarro 234 Green 8t. Dayton, OH 45402
Teresa Parson Station B., P.O. Box Dayton, OH 45420
Norma Ponlchtera 3916 Ridge Ave. Dayton, OH 45414
Paul Robinson 4341 P-1 Sprlngcreek Dayton, OH 45405
Anthony Schrant 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Kimberly Neace 274 W. Grand Ave. Dayton, OH 45404
Stephanie Parsons 2264 Russet Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Julie Porter 3354 Bechtel Drive Franklin, OH 45005
Cynthia Rockel 6636 Canterbury Dr. Franklin, OH 45005
Kristine Schrant 1473 Melrose Avenue Kettering, OH 45409
Bruce Neeld 2104 Drummond Dr. Xenia, OH 45385
Holly Payne 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
James Posada 34 Nlcolls Rd. Wheatley Hlght, NY 11798
Marlon Rogers 9605 West U.S. #36 Covington, OH 45318
Lyd Schwlchtenberg W. 190 S. 7407 Bays Muskego, Wl 53150
Carol Nestor 644 W. Linden Ave. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Jeffrey Payne 3061-219 Southdale Kettering, OH 45402
Luclnd Prey 4029 Jenera Lane Dayton, OH 45424
Julie Rohler 1169 Crowden Ct. Xenia, OH 45385
Robert Sclulll 232 Woodhllls Blvd. West Carrollton, OH 4544
Barton Newman 179 Forest Street Fairborn, OH 45324
Karen Pearce 3704 Grubbs Rex Rd. New Madison, OH 45346
Susan Price 93 Coddlngton Ave. Xenia, OH 45385
Jill Rolfsen 15 Edna Lane Ft. Wright, KY 41011
Shelley Selbel 3315 Lisbon St. Kettering, OH 45429
Lisa Nixon 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45420
Sharon Pearlberg 6781 Highland Green West Chester, OH 45069
Teresa Proctor 613 Maplehlll Dr. West Carrollton, OH 45449
Valerie Ftose 4833 Rainier Dr. Dayton, OH 45432
Kara Self 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Lynne Novak 2560 Valdlna Dr. Beavercreek, OH 45385
Karen Pelfrey 208 Pleasant Avenue Dayton, OH 45403-2730
Sandra Rains 9695 Mlntwood Centerville, OH 45459
Daniel Roth 2571 Hilton Apt. Kettering, OH 45409
Tracy Semler 4644 Burkhardt Dayton, OH 45431
Gall November 7007 Park Vista Rd. Englewood, OH 45322
William Perry 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Carol Ranly 202 E. Center Str. Ft. Recovery, OH 45846
Kathleen Rowell 1610 Diplomat Dr. Beavercreek, OH 45432
Seblenlgl Semungus 6357 Siena St. Centerville, OH 45459
Tricia Odlam 2732 8. Clayton Rd. Farmersvllle, OH 45325
Dean Peters 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Michelle Ray 2101 Cardinal Ave. Dayton, OH 45414
Carol Ryall 3251 C laarAve. Kettering, OH 45429
Stacl Shanahan 1142 Dale Ave. Franklin, OH 45005
Lester Onweller 91 Woodrow Ave. Delaware, OH 43015
Vlckl Pheanis 2518 Blanchard Ave. Moraine, OH 45439
Nicholas Redavlde 1244 Linda Lane Fairborn, OH 45324
Susan Sacksteder 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Carrie Shapiro 6955 Emerald Ave. Enon.OH 45323
Michelle Owens 2156 Lodell Ave. Dayton, OH 45414
Angela Phillips 19 Vernon Street Franklin, OH 45005
Deslrae Reed 8376 Meadowlark Carlisle, OH 45005
Kathleen Sahadak 223 Columbus Dr. Cape Canavral, FL 32920
Denise Shearer 5026 Cobb Drive Dayton, OH 45431
Sandra Owens 4089 Rldgecllff Dr. Dayton, OH 45440
Christina Phllpot 30 Vlcker's Place West Carrollton, OH 45449
Paul Reis 4875 Exchange Dr. Dayton, OH. 45439
Tammy Sams 1809 Central Ave Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Mildred Shepard 5401 DenllngerRd. Dayton, OH 45428
Mary Owlngs 2574 Clrclevlew Dr. Kettering, OH 45419
Sandra Phlpps-Treon 414 Lewiston Rd. Kettering, OH 45429
Beverly Richards 923 Avondale Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45229
Dianne Sanders 3056 Monda Court Kettering, OH 45440
Patricia Shlnkle 1072 June Drive Xenia, OH 48385
Kelvin Palafox 40 Carnival Court Canada M2R3T8
Sharon Pierson 6731 Spoke Dr. Huber Heights, OH 45424
Tamara Richter 55 Ankara Avenue Brookvllle, OH 45309
Patricia Sark 715 St. Nicholas Ave. Dayton, OH 45410
Leanne Schokey 1102Grlbble Dr. Franklin, OH 45005
Lord Palm 538 E. Dorthy Lane Dayton, OH 45419
Sheila Plner 2765 Wlnton Drive Kettering, OH 45419
John Riddle 989 Villa Drive Villa Hills, KY 41016
Amy Scarpelll 669C Resldenz ParkWay Kettering, OH 454299
Jerry Shoemaker 31 E. Market St. Sprlngboro, OH 45066
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Donna Short 334 Blackwood Dr. Dayton, OH 45403
Nancy Snell 6602 Paullln Rd. Jamestown, OH 45335
Jody Stiles 949 Old Columbus Rd. Springfield, OH 45503
Dawn Thompson 779 Hlllcrest Ave. Carlisle, OH 45005
Marie Vangorden 40-1 Beam Drive Franklin, OH 45005
Kathleen Shoults 803 Victoria Lane Franklin, OH 45005
Ian Snider 3333 Winding Way Kettering, OH 45419
Betlna Stinson 1751 Kemper Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45231
Rebecca Thompson 872 Garver Rd. Middletown, OH 45044
Jacqueline Vanhorn 1134 Hlllcrest Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45224
Joyce Slefring 3309 Mercer Darke Ft. Recovery, OH 45846
Crlstln Snodgress 3737 Southern Bvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Beverly Stoecker 10672 Valette Clrcl Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Tammy Thompson 1407 Red Rock Court Dayton, OH 45440
Lisa Vaughan 8190 Little Richmond Trotwood, OH 45426
Betty Sigler 100 Cain Street New Lebanon, OH 45345
Pamela Snowden 2600 Delavan Drive Dayton, OH 45459
Jennifer Stowers 4753 Tarpon Ave. Bonita Springs, FL 33923
Vlrna Torres 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Kristin Vincent 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Angela Sllcox 115 Woods Rd. Sprlngboro, OH 45066
Linda Sorensen 1840 Rainbow Drive Dayton, Oh 45420
Tonya Studebaker 9306 Access Dr. Brookvllle, OH 45309
Karen Trimble 2480 Galewood St. Kettering, OH 45420
Mary Vonbargen 702 Adams St. Fairborn, OH 45324
Teresa Simmons 161 Huffman Ave. Dayton, OH 45403
Nlcolle Southard 106 S. Cherry St. Germantown, OH 45327
Kelley Sullivan 816 Vemls Dr. Beavercreek, OH 45385
Diane Trlttschuh 21 Ashwood Ave. Dayton, OH 45405
Sheryl Vurglnac 7606 Plamor Cr. Dayton, OH 45459
John Simpson 2 Brodls Lane Arcanum, OH 45304
Kristen Southward 214 Mardhester Drive Kettering, OH 45429
Benjamin Sumlcad 5 Pastor Ben O. Suml Agat, Guam
Kelly Trovlllo 1017 Stanwood Dr. Lebanon, OH 45036
Katherine Waddell 712 Cascade Dr. Dayton, OH 45431
Laura Skeens 152 Wexford Dr. Monroe, OH 45050
Jody Spless 1900 Matheny Ave. Marlon, OH 43302
Steven Summers Rt. 2. Box 338 Belpre, OH 45714
Cindy Trubey 3061 Southdale Dr. Dayton, OH 45409
Kathy Wade 2306 Mardell Drive Dayton, OH 45459
Deborah Slanker 1911 Cudgel Dr. Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Kelly Spless 1900 Matheny Ave Marlon, OH 43302
Holly Sumner 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Debbie Truett 405 Lincoln Drive Carlisle, OH 45005
Melanie Walters 7131 Clalrcrest Dr. Huber Heights, OH 45424
Donald Sleeth 6379 Lander Lane Dayton, OH 45459
Tracy Spurlock 500 Beach Dr. Medway, OH 45341
Terry Sweny 2961 Knoll Ridge Dr. Dayton, OH 45449
Christopher Tumbusch 40 Triangle Ave. Oakwood, OH 45419
Melora Waltman 4891 Effingham Place Dayton, OH 45431
Michael Sllvka 1562 U.S. 68 North Xenia, OH 45324
Myma St-Jean 7923 Thelma Quebec H8P 1W9
Donald Tackett HC77 Box 1960 Grethel, KY 41631
Alun Turner 4420 Flowendale Kettering, OH 45429
Joseph Wambugu 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Cynthia Slone 517 Hayden Ave. Dayton, OH 45431
Joan Stadnlk 405 Regent Dr. Middletown, OH 45044
Stephen Tahy 2412 Delawan Dr. Dayton, OH 45459
Barbara Turner 1933 "B" St. Middletown, OH 45042
Jeanne Ward W. Melford Ave. Dayton, OH 45405
Daniel Small 3044-G Blackhawk Dr. Kettering, OH 45420
Dean Stanage 315 1-2 W. Main St. New Paris, OH 45347
DenlseaTaulbee 3796-C1 Lakebend Dr. Dayton, OH 45404
Debbie Tyler 1416 Mulberry Plqua, OH 45356
Rhonda Ann Ware 1749 Renee Dr. Kettering, OH 45440
Lisa Smallwood 425 S. Spring St. New Paris, OH 45347
Lorra Steels 431 E. Main St. Xenia, OH 45385
Laura Taylor 111 Calmont Circle Union, OH 45322
Joyce Tyler 1135 Dennison Ave. Dayton, OH 45408
Lydia Wasson 8637 Sea Pines Lane Centerville, OH 45458
Faith Smith 31 Frank Street Dayton, OH 45409
Bonnie Stephan 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Linda Taylor 5249 Wooblne Ave. Dayton, OH 45432
Roberta Tyus 2508 Wheeler Avenue Dayton, OH 45416
Linda Watercutter 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Kathleen Smith 1706 Mars Hill Dr. W. Carrollton, OH 45449
Robin Stevens 201 Sllverstone Dr. Englewood, OH 45322
Kimberly Temple 751 Bay Brooke Court Vandalla, OH 45377
Almee Uhrlg 5275 St. Rt. 718 Troy, OH 45373
Deborah Webster 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Rebecca Smith 1607 Parkdale Drive Richmond, IN 47374
Glen Steyn 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Tammy Thomas 7720 STanley Mill Centerville, OH 45459
Tammle Vanarsdale 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Mary Welkert 1723-D Bluff PI. W. Carrollton, OH 45449
Steven Smith 8401 PlnegateWay Huber Heights, OH 45424
Joseph Stlckel 840 Peachleaf Drive Dayton, OH 45458
Brian Thompson 4760 Polen Dr. Kettering, OH 45440
Patricia Vanartsdalen 431 Colonial Lane Centerville, OH 45429
Kathy Weller 2312 El Cld Beavercreek, OH 45431
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Melissa Wells 4332 Delhi Dr. Dayton, OH 45432
Becky Whltsett 4301 Lange Road St. Henry, OH 45883
Richard Wilson 3501 Klngswood Dayton, OH 45429
Kimberly Wray 2180 Old Vienna Dr. Dayton, OH 45459
Tina York 814 Bonnycastle Ave. Englewood, OH 45322
Misty Wells 3112 Leffereon Rd. Middletown, OH 45044
Pamela Wlesman 6368 Joseph Place Centerville, OH 45459
Shannon Wilson 3490 Ferry Rd. Bellbrook, OH 45305
Ernest Wright 5859 Foulols Dr. Dayton, OH 45431
Brenda Young 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45406
Molly Wenger 639 Greenhurst Dr. Vandalla, OH 45377
Tonya Wiley 2704 Trlanglevlew Dayton, OH 45414
Tonya Wiltshire 6559 Prairie Creak Huber Heights, OH 45424
Lori Wright 3737 Southern Blvd. Kettering, OH 45429
Nancy Young 918 Evelyn Ct. Lebanon, OH 45036
Eric Wheeler 13380 Chelsea Dr. Detroit, Ml 48213
Joyce Williams 920 Mitchell Rd. Wilmington, OH 45177
Judith WIshlnsky 1019 Wilmington Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Jenna Wynn 990 Somerset Mlamlsburg, OH 45342
Delorls Zopp 233 S. Cherry St. Germantown, OH 45327
Sean Whip 1921 DelmarDr. Springfield, OH 45503
Susan Williams 3891 Endover Road Dayton, OH 45439-2420
Patricia Witt 967 Wilmington Ave. Dayton, OH 45420
Susan Yahle 2887 Armen Ave. Kettering, OH 45432
Elaine Whlpp 2248 E. Whlpp Rd. Dayton, OH 45440
Thomas Williamson 4945 Rlttenhouse Dr. Dayton, OH 45424
Ellis Wood 2724 California Ave. Kettering, OH 45419
Clyde Yender 135 Lotze St. Findlay, OH 45840
Vivian White 7412 Heatherwood Ct. Centerville, OH 45459
Jeffrey Wlllsey 724 Sprlngrldge Centerville, OH 45458
Steven Woodln 8671 Baltlmore-Phll Brook llle, OH 45309
Melissa Yocum 6396 Hetzler Rd. Middletown, OH 45042
AWARDS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1988-89 Special Achievement Awards Dietetic Technology - Donald Bodiker Biomedical Electronics - Michael Long Radiology - Carolyn Diller Special Procedures - Greg Covington Ultrasound - Betina Stinson Nuclear Medicine - Carol Ranley Physician Assistant - William Perry Respiratory Care- Jennifer Callahan Pre-Professional - Christopher Tumbusch Allied Health Scholarships Physician Assistant Scholarship (Trott) Lester Onweller Patrice Heaney Dawn Hoker Memorial Scholarship - Tami Brua South Dayton Chapter of AMBUC'S Jennifer Callahan Rohanna Edwards Holly Sumner Dean Stanage Joe Newland Scholarship - Kathi Rowell Nursing Scholarships Special Achievement - Brenda Young LPN Scholarship Edna Douglas Debra Locke Mary W. Morris Student Nurse Association Faith Smith Delores Zopp Past President Parley Unit 675 American Legion Auxiliary Vicki Flohre
Nursing Scholarships (Cont.) Bellman Scholarships Christine Philpot Debra Bricker Reynolds Scholarship Jean Buenning Julie Campbell Jennifer Carr Vicki Flohre Beth Ann Fox-Compton Arthur Henderson Teri Kirkman Shawnee Klein Patricia Grady Jane McClelland Sandra Owens Christine Roberts Denise Shearer Leanne Shockey Rebecca Smith Christin Snodgrass Kristin Vincent Molly Wengert Nancy Young Tricia Hughes Yearbook Award Kara Self
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A special thank you to the following people for their contributions: Cindy Renfro Hope Little Jackie Burchett Angie Silcox Cara Huffer Sheela Choppola Lori Wright Jerry Shoemaker Ike Northern Tom Rule Rich Longacre Victor Manullang Lance Kelly Jean Isentrager Ernie (Our devoted Mascot) We could not have made it without YOU!!! Thanks Yearbook Staff
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