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Kettering College of Medical Arts 1969 yearbook. Kettering, OH.TRANSCRIPT
PACEMAKERKETTERING COLLEGE OF
MEDICAL ARTS
KETTERING, OHIO 1969
ED ITO R - IN -C H IEF Pamela Becker
ASS ISTANT ED ITOR . . . . Kim berly Baker
Kathleen Connolly
LA Y O U T EDITOR .............. Donald Link
BUSINESS SECRETARY . . Janis Gersonde
C O P Y E D IT O R ................ Clem ent Joseph
P H O TO G R A P H Y
EDITOR ........................ Deborah Hickey
FAC U LTY A D V IS O R R. W . Pratt
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academics............. .... 7
Class of 1969 ...18
Class of 1970 ...31
Activities of ’68 ...42
Classes................. ...74
Candids............... ...82
Advertisements ...93
Roster.................. 100
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A Beginning . . ."Noth ing ever built arose to touch the skies unless some man dreamed tha t it should, some man believed
tha t it could, and some man willed that it must.'1
These are the words of Charles F. Kettering, who, although his engineering brilliance revolutionized the auto
motive industry, was, throughout his life tim e of dedicated purpose, p rim arily concerned and interested in edu
cation. In every way he could he aided it and guided it toward a goal o f preparing young men and women to
meet and solve problems.
It was only natural, then, that, a t the time Eugene Kettering made the decision to build the Charles F. Kettering
Memorial Hospital in memory of his father, p lans'for an educational center began to be studied. M r. Kettering
set aside thirty-five acres of the fam ily estate fo r the proposed medical center campus.
In September, 1967, hundreds witnessed the dedication o f a new institution, Kettering College o f Medical
A rts— the second phase of the Kettering Medical Center's three divisions— clinical, educational, and research.
A t this time the college also opened its doors to one hundred freshman students. The student body, a t first
representing principally the residents of nearby O h io communities, has grown to include students from twenty-
five states and provinces as the first graduates complete the ir educational program two years later.
Kettering College of Medical A rts is a Christian educational institution operated by the Seventh-day A d
ventist, and holds as a supreme objective the providing of an environment in which teachers and students can
search out and know S o d the C rea to r as He is revealed in inspiration, in the physical world around us, and in
the events of this world's history.
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Life atKettering College of Medical Arts
Directed by God
Through The FacultyThe Seniors
The UnderclassmenThe Activities
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We Dedicate . . .
The students of the Kettering College of Medical
A rts dedicate the ir first yearbook to Mrs. Eugene
W . Kettering and the late M r. Kettering.
W h ile planning the educational division o f the
Kettering Medical Center, M r. Kettering explained,
" I t must be an educational center as well as a
medical service center. It will be necessary fo r the
hospital to become involved in preparing young
people fo r satisfying lives of service here and in
other institutions in various parts of the world."
W e, the students, express our thanks to the
Ketterings fo r this fine institution, and are proud to
be members o f the educational division tha t the
Ketterings have established.
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ACADEMICS
Medical Center Executives
Marlowe H. Schaffner, M.D.
President, Kettering Medical Center
Mr. Paul Reichard M r. A . G. Zytkoskee M r. John Parrish
Com ptro lle r D irector of Personnel D irector of
Public Relations
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Dean of the College
I would say to our students, especially to those who a,re graduating, th a t you have come upon the scene
in a day of great opportunities. You must choose between the opportunities offered by the M aste r fo r service
to H im and the opportunities offered by the world fo r g rea t gain and popularity. Yes, the opportunities for
worldly gain, world ly pleasure, and world ly popu larity are set before you in all the ir dazzling splendor, but
Christ says, Forsake all o f these things and take up your cross and follow me if you would have true success
and inherit eternal life.
You are the children o f destiny. You have come upon the scene of action in one of the most momentous
times of earth's history. This is a tim e o f fast moving events, and you will be playing an im portant part in
the shaping of earth's destiny. You have studied fa ith fu lly and are well prepared to act your part upon the
stage o f life. You are especially tra ined in medical lines and are fu lly prepared to m inister to suffering human
ity like our M aster did.
As the signals are given, "O n your mark, get set," and the starter's gun
barks, le t everyone be up and away. Keep your eye upon the finish line,
strain every muscle, exert every energy, tax every capacity as you run
the race of life. W hen you come to the end of the race may each one
be able to say with the apostle Paul, "I have fought a good fight, I
have finished my course, I have kept the fa ith ."
donel& rrxsW illiam C . Sandborn
Academ ic Dean
Eugene R. Cow ling
Registrar
M r. Cow ling welcomes new student, Caro! Benner.
Roger W . Pratt
Dean
O f Student A ffa irs
Dean P ra tt discusses agenda with SA President Ruth Dunham.
M r. Cow ling offers advice w ith finances. Dean P ra tt counsels students.
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Miss Vaughan welcomes and encourages students to v is it her in her office.
Miss L. M arth ine Bliss
Dean of the Residence
Miss Bliss insures the smooth running o f the resi
dence.
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Mrs. Betsy MerrellFaculty Secretary
Mrs. Jeannette BonjourLib ra ry Secretary
Mrs. Anne HutchersonFront-desk Receptionist
Miss M iriam ForemanFront-desk Receptionist
Mrs. M arion O . AndersonReg istra r Secretary
Mrs. Ina Eyman
^D ean of Student A ffa irs Secretary
Mrs. Jeanette Fortner
Academ ic Dean Secretary
Dale ArellanoRadio logic
Technology
Eugene F. AugustinResp iratory Therapy
David L. BarnesResp iratory Therapy
M r. Augustin instructs C a ro l Burt, Resp iratory Therapy student.
Priscilla Hedrick returns serve under watchfu l eyes o f M r. Bonjour.
Richard A . BonjourPhysical Education
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Dr. Hewes demonstrates use of trachea model to students.
M r. A lb ert E. Brendel, J r .Religion
Mr. Edward M. CollinsLibrarian, Religion
M r. Henry D. BrodieM ic rob io logy
Mrs. Virginia F. BurnhamNursing Education
Mrs. M ildred L. ChaseSocial O rien ta tion
Dr. C . G ordon HewesAnatom y and Physiology
M r. Brendel clarifies a
point.
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Mrs. Burnham works w ith M a ry M e ife r t in Nursery.
Dr. Richard A . KrumholzRespiratory Therapy
Miss M ary E. H oyt Miss Lois J . W alkerNursing Education Assistant L ib rarian
M r. Ernest A . Neufeld Mrs. N. M arie N ix
Radiology Medical Records
M rs. Sybil F. KiersteadNursing Education
Mrs. M a rjo rie Parrish instructs student in adm in istering
medicine.
M r. N eufe ld conducts Rad io logy lecture.
Mrs. P ra tt works on Psychiatric nursing schedule.
M r. Pierce stresses a point during a lecture.
Mrs. E. Lois PrattNursing Education
Mrs. Rachel M. P ierceNursing Education
M r. W arren D. PierceH isto ry— Sociology
Dr. Dale E. Putnam Miss Esther M . RoseRad io log ic Nursing Education
Technology
Miss Rose confers w ith another facu lty member.
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M r. Robert M. RussellBiology
ains Periodic Chart,Dr. VanH orne ex.
M r. Russell discusses M icro.
Mrs. Helen C . SandbornEnglish
Dr. B. H . VanHornePhysics-Mathematics
Mrs. Sanborn instructing freshman class
Miss Glenna L. RuthNursing Education
Miss Ruth chats about Ped ia tric assignments,
Class Officers
M r. R. Russell
Sponsor
C. D eH art
Secretary
C. Burt
Sergeant at Arms
Mrs. S. Kierstead
Sponsor
C. Johnson
President
R. Brandon
Treasurer
SENIORS
Rita J. Balzuweit
Nursing
Sue A . Barker
Nursing
Pamela A . Becker
Nursing
Cheryl A . Behner
Nursing
M arjo rie B. Berger
Nursing
Jill Berkheimer
Nursing
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A . G a i Bernreiter
Nursing
Connie G . Booher
Nursing
Rebecca S. Brandon
Radiology
James L. Bunger
Radiology
Caro l A . Burt-
Respiratory Therapy
Sara J. Bussey
Nursing
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Sue A . C a rte r Connie Child Kathleen L. C lough
Nursing Nursing Nursing
Patricia A . Cobb Kathleen M. Connolly Christina S. D eH a rt
Nursing Nursing Nursing
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Ruth A . Dunham Karen B. Esselman Robert E. Ewell
Nursing Nursing Nursing
Patrick Ferry Sandra V. Finley Jeanie G a lb ra ith
Nursing Nursing Nursing
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Janis L. Gersonde
Nursing
Marcia A . G riff ith
Nursing
C leta M . Ham ilton
Nursing
Heid i Heghesan
Nursing
Geraldine Hendricks
Nursing
Deborah L. H ickey
Nursing
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Nursing
Susan R. Klooster
Nursing
M ary I. Lyons
Nursing
Maxcella H. Marsh
Nursing
Ruth C. M artin
Nursing
Sharon E. M ay
Nursing
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Arno ld J. M ee rt
Nursing
M ary E. M e ife rt
Nursing
W ilm a Merickel
Nursing
Donna M . Moats
Nursing
M arjo rie Neum iller
Nursing
Shirley A . Norcross
Nursing
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Josephine Smith
Nursing
Shara L. Smith
NursingJudy P. Shaw
Nursing
Nancy E. Spears
Nursing
A . Jean Spratt
Nursing
Susan J. Stellpflug
Nursing
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Thomas M . Trimble
Nursing
Eunice W ebb
Nursing
Melanie A . Weeks
Nursing
Florence E. Baker
Nursing
Sheila A . Stritch
Nursing
Christina O . Sutton
Nursing
Delight Thomas
Nursing
C A M E R A SH Y
Beverly Bergler
Nursing
Daryl G . Chase
Nursing
Valerie E. Rohring
Nursing
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FRESHMEN
Class Officers
C. B. Johnson T. Berger Dr. B. H. VanHorne
Chapla in Treasurer Sponsor
M. C orne1! M . Umek M . Stigge M r. R. A . Bonjour
Vice-President President Secretary Sponsor (Missing)
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Carolyn Anderson
Sue Beard
Timothy Berger
Patti Blosser
G ladys Boettcher
Janice Austin
Barbara Bemis
G a rry Blosser
Dianne Bossingham
Janice Bower
K im berly Baker M arguerite Barganier
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Connie Brewer M a ry Brodt
Kathy Bryant
Betty Childers
Sharyl Cole
Stanley Dalton
John Dobbin
Nancy Caviness
Catherine Cole
M arilyn Cornell
Susan Davidson
W a lte r Ehrlich
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Sherry Erickson
M aria Erlacher
Elaine Farenkopf
Sarah Fershee
Kathleen Fredericks
M arylou Gauker
Anna Geis
Janice Gordon
Beverly G raham
M argare t G rigsby
Shirley Habada
Irene H a lle r
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Dianne H artle
Donald Harvey
Kathy Heck
Priscilla Hedrick
Diane Heiland
Lynda H ilde rb rand t
Marsha Huddleston
Marsha Hummel
Luree Jackson
M arjo rie Ja rre tt
C. Bryan Johnson
C lem ent A . Joseph
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Judith Long Gwenyth Loughm iller Louisa M a rtir Eleanora Merica
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Sharon Peyer Robert Pohle Esther Portice Sharon Poulsen
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Peggy Routzong
Kathy Schaefer
Caro l Scrannage
Jeri Sheneman
Darlene Snowden
Phyllis Sawvell
Betty Schmoll
James Seward
Kathleen Shepherd
W illiam Sommers
M a ry Spence Leota Stahl
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M arla StiggeShirley Stanek
Regina Strader
Sandra Thacker
Joyce VanW ickle
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Shari Stratmoen
M ark Umek
Ramona Vosler
Donald Sutherland
Joan Valentine
Nancy W agne r
Caro l Starkweather
Sharon W ells M a ry W ilfo rd Ronald W ir
Patricia W itche t C a thy Woods M a rga re t Z immer
C A M E R A SHY
Janet Akers
Caro l Benner
Sara Braddock
M ichael Brown
Karen C rawford
Connie Ewry
Steve Finn
A lan Friedman
Ruth Hanna
Connie Howell
Barbara Kabrisky
Charlene Norris
Marianne Oelman
Theresa Perrin
M artha Pyburn
Susan Sharp
Jean Snider
Melinda Staten
Caro l Strausbaush
Lottie Thurman
Joan W oodfo rd
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ACTIVITIES'67-'68
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Registration Day
Boxes and boxes of books! September 18, 1967
brought w ith it many long hours o f standing in
lines, signing papers, and new, friend ly people. The
students and the instructors were ready to meet
the challenges o f beginning a new junior college.
The beginning o f the long line.
Dr. W in io n Beaven addresses the student body. Dean Sandborn helps with reg istra tion.
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Bob Ewell, M C ,
leads an enthusias
tic debate.
Karen Esselman pre
sents a luxury, mink-
covered bedpan at
break tim e during
debate.
Doctors Pollard and D eHart, hard
a t work. W a tch out De ligh t!
History of Nursing
Patty C obb per
forms old-time nurs
ing function.
G inny and her team present a typ ica l ward scene during
the Florence N igh tenga le era.
Shirley and W ilm a nurse Marge's sore toe. M a rg e g rits teeth in
agony during procedure.
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Fall Festival
The fall festival, held in November, was a
huge success. Sponsored by Sigma Zeta, it
was open to the students and the community.
Booths and games were set up and prizes
awarded to the winners. The festival brought
out many of the faculty members' unknown
skills. Everyone had a good time and Sigma
Zeta profited.
W ou ld you believe a banquet? Jams Ger-
sonde and Christina D eH a rt p repared fo r
the Fall Festival.
Going-Soing-Gone!
Dean Sandborn and E lder Deming try th e ir hand a t
shaving a balloon.
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Faculty and students enjoy a few o f the many booths a t the Fall Festival.
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Shirley Norcross and R ita Balzweit led
Class o f '69 in to the capping ceremony.
The Class of '69 kneels in p reparation to receive th e ir caps.
Mrs. G ladys Duran, D irecto r of
Nursing Service, K .M .H . spoke to
the Class o f '69 on challenges in
Nursing.
the
Donna M oats was capped by Mrs.
Ann Dorn.-
The Capp ing Cerem ony o f the Class o f 1969
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CappingFeb. 4 , ’68
Solemness reigned a t the first capping ceremony of the Kettering
College of Medical A rts as seventy-four students received the ir nursing
caps. Each student chose an adm ired RN to cap them. Mrs. G ladys
Duran, d irector of Nursing Service at the hospital addressed the class
on the meaning of "Challenge." She submitted to the students these
five rules. "Be true to yourself, cultivate the best in life, think, work,
pray and keep your desire single. If you are hitting on all five, success
will be yours." The ceremony ended with an impressive lamp lighting
ceremony by the students. The lit lamps signified a new way of life, a
new fie ld of dedication.
Miss Vaughan leads the Class of
1969 in the "Nurses Pledge of
Service."
M rs. W ilm a Mericlcel and fam ily enjoying refreshments a fte r the
ceremony.
C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S !!
The Florence N ightenga le lamps are l i t and passed down the line to each student. The rec ita tion o f the "Nurses Pledge o f Serv
ice" by a ll the newly capped, fo llowed.
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The double tr io singing
" I Do, I Do"
Enthusiasm marked the presentation of
the Student Association firs t ta len t show.
Debby H ickey was the d irec to r of the
ta len t show and two students from Andrews
University were the masters of ceremony.
Stan and Bob present Debby with roses fo r
organizing "Showboat ’68."
Sandy Howell sings
" In to The N ig h t"
Showboat ’68
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Sweet Sixteen? Connie Booher celebrates
her b irthday.
Sigma Zeta
G inny Pollard was one o f the honored guests
a t the summer wedding shower.
The Sigma Zeta Sorority was o r
ganized early in the year to provide
some social activities fo r the residence
hall girls. Among the activities were
b irthday and holiday parties, bridal
showers, weiner roasts, songfests, mov
ies, and Christmas fo r a needy fam ily.
The Sigma Zeta helped each girl be
come be tte r acquainted with her class
mates by establishing a friendship
sister program. Thanks fo r a fun filled
year!
H appy B irthday! C le ta H am ilton a t her sur
prise b irthday party.
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Early morning Sabbath Service
In June, a spring campout was held at John
Bryan State Park in Yellow Springs. The students
enjoyed a fun filled weekend o f swimming, singing,
hiking, and eating. They roughed it by using tents,
cooking over campfires, and fighting mosquitoes.
Some came back with sunburns and poison ivy,
but all had a good time.M arge Berger begins a new day.
W h ich way to the parking area, C a ro l?
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Spring Campout
re we!
Bon Voyage!Miss Anne M eyer was a very dedicated nursing instructor during the firs t school year. One of the
most popular instructors, Miss M eye r le ft in Seotember of '68 fo r a two year term as d irector of
nursing service a t the Benghazi Adven tis t Hospita l in Libya, North A frica.
Miss M eyer came to the Kettering College of M ed ica l A rts before it had e ither name o r students.
A lmost her entire nursing career has been in education, and she put her experience to work in con
tributing much tim e and effort to curriculum planninq fo r the nursing program.
A native of Mobile, A labama, she taught nursing the re before coming to Kettering. For four years
she served as president of the A labama State Nurses Association and was a member o f the Board of
Nurse Examiners for the State of A labam a fo r the same length of time.
Miss M eyer is a graduate of Columbia Union College and received her master's degree from the
University of A labama.
Miss Meyer, before she left, was given a farewell p a rty by the facu lty and students. The time and
effo rt she spent with us while she was here was g reatly appreciated.
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Pop Shots
Do you hear what I hear? They ce rta in ly make the freshmen small these days!
H u rry Tina, he's wa iting! Ahhuh! A re you k idd ing?
Now w a it a minute. You did what to the p a tien t? Blah!
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Blow H a rd e r F lapper C racker!!!
O ne— two— three kick!! Privacy a t last!
Oh no— M A R R IA G E !! And they said it couldn't be done!
You Don't Say!
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Campus Day
This day was set aside to entertain interested
students who came from Andrews University
and various high schools and academies.
Nancy Spears, Pat Ferry, and Debby H ickey d isplay the ir
surgical ta lent.
A rn ie M eert, Tim Berger, and Chris D eH a rt act out
th e ir skit.
Shirley Norcross interacts
w ith pa tien t M a rge Ber
ger.
A rn ie M ee rt looks ra the r skeptical a t Janis Ger-
sonde.
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ACTIVITIES*68-’69
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February 2, 1969
THE NURSE'S PLEDGE OF SERVICE
I solemnly pledge myself to the service of humanity
and will endeavor to practice my profession
with conscience and with d ignity.
I will maintain by all the means in my power the
honor and the noble traditions o f my
profession.
The to ta l health of my patients will be my first
consideration.
I will hold in confidence all personal matters coming
to my knowledge.
I will not perm it considerations o f religion,
nationality, race or social standing to intervene
between my duty and my patient.
I will maintain the utmost respect fo r human life.
I make these promises solemnly, free ly and upon
my honor.
Miss A lic e Smith, R.N., from C U C , speaks a t the second
capping ceremony.
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M ary and Kim take part in the capping proces
sion.
The senior nursing students perform ed the capping ceremony.
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Religious Life
Sfudents ac tive ly p a rtic ip a te in the choir.
Students help the Nationa l G uard during a disaster alert.
A rn y M ee rt conducts the school choir.
Carol, Kitchi, Sue, Beverly, Dean P ra tt and M ark partic ipa ted in M .V.
seminars a t S .M .C.
A . M eert, Sergeant a t A rm s; T. Trim b le, Treasurer; R. Dunham, President; R. Balzuweit, Vice-Presi
dent; S. Stritch, Secretary; J. Pulfer, Chap la in , (not pictured)
S.A. Officers
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Seated : C. Lewis, P. Becker, M . Ranville, C . Johnson, S. C a rte r. Standing: J. Bunger, M . Umek,
S. Stritch, D. Link, T. Berger, R. Balzuweit.
Rita Balzuweit, Chairman.
Sing along with Shirley! H it it again!
Tim, the apple!
HalloweenHayride
October1968
I know something you don 't know! I'm
made out o f plaster.
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Fun at the Fall Festival
’68The Sigma Zeta sponsored the
annual fall festival fo r the second
year in a row.
A c tive partic ipation by the stu
dents and faculty members made
the program an enjoyable one.
The most popu la r pastime fo r class presidents!
A litt le b it wider, M r. Bonjour. G en tly ,
Blam!!!
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"The Shape of Things to Come”
"TH E SHAPE O F T H IN G S TO C O M E " was the theme fo r
K C M A 's 1969 amateur hour. M any hours of practice and re
hearsal were spent by the contestants. Excitement, sp irit and
team work describes the scene behind stage; while an evening
of enjoyment was experienced by the audience.
Chap la in Ronald Gordon and M r. John Parrish
welcome a ll to the 1969 am ateur hour.
R ita and A rn y p repare fo r musical number
"Exodus."
Shirley, second place
winner, plays C la ir de
Lune.
Dave and Ruthie enjoy a laugh before curtain
call.
Contestants ga the r fo r fina l curtain call. J e rry and M a rjo r ie accept
th ird * place award fo r "C ru e l
W a r."
Sarah performs a d ra
matic part in the " M ir
acle W o rke r."
O ffic ia l page turner, Dave, takes tim e
out fo r an evening snack.
M arla , Don, and Jams pause on stage a fte r th e ir medley
o f "A lle y C a t" and "G e o rg y G ir l. "
A rn y is ready to per
form "Lassus Trom bone"
bu t where is the
page tu rne r?
M arla and Janis en te rta in the audience with "The Impossible
Dream ."
"Puff, the M ag ic D ragon," sung by
R ita and M arjo rie .
Sarah receives firs t place award from |udge,
G len Ham el.
Dan performs, " A i r in
D."
Sarah and C a ro l a t fina l curtain call.
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Couples enjoy the en te rta inm en t a fte r the college's firs t banquet.
The S.A. Banquet February, 1969
Chery l Behner and her escort pause before one o f the
many decorations.
The d inner is enjoyed by Helen Kobernuss and date.
Sherley Habada's date pins on her corsage.
The Four Musketeers . . . Kathy, Janis, Skip,
and Pam.
Bowing to superio r numbers.
Pacemaker Recalls ’61-’69 MemoriesPATIENCE, TIME, W O R K , A N D LO AD S O F PERSEVERANCE
These factors represent the true sp irit of dedicated hours and efforts spent by
members of the PAC EM AK ER staff in preparing a book th a t will bring back memories
of life a t K C M A .
Through hours of planning, picture-taking, cropping, copy-writing, proofing, and
checking, staff members pieced together the intangible memories o f the years gone
by.
W e, the staff of the PAC EM AKER , hope tha t as you look through and read your
yearbook, pleasant memories of your life a t K C M A will be recalled.
Dynam ic Duo— Associate, Ka thy Conno lly and
Editor-in-Chief, Pam Becker.
Copy ed ito r, C lem Joseph, and M a ry W ilfo rd
discuss pictures.
W ho took my cam era?
L A Y O U T S T A FF C O P Y S T A FF
Standing: Caro l Johnson, Don Link, Janis Gersonde. Standing: Bonnie Jacobson, Ruth Jackson, M a ry W il-
Seated : Kathy Connolly, Pam Becker. fo rd. Seated : Janis Gersonde, R ita Balzuweit.
P H O T O ST A FF : Sandy Howell, Dean Pratt, Sharon
Peyer.
o r this one?
C lem Joseph,
copy editor73
Decisions, decisions!
CLASSES
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NURSINGRESPIRATORY THERAPY RADIOLOGY MEDICAL RECORDS GENERAL EDUCATION
Nursing
Nursing is an awareness of the physical, spiritual
and emotional needs of an individual, using scien
tific knowledge, skills, attitudes, and community re
sources to aid the individual in restoration or
maintenance of optimum health.
Ahhh!
Senior M arge Berger checks patient's v ita l signs. Sue Ste llflug prepares morning medication.
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Dr. Geo rge H ard ing , J r . w ith
Psych, instructor Mrs. Pierce.
Seniors Janis and Eunice scrub fo r surgery.
Dary l Chase does an ad
vanced nursing duty.
Med.-Surg. instructor, Mrs. Kierstead, restates an im po rtan t point
in her lecture.
First-year student, Ka thy Fredericks, prepares sutures to r
the doctor.
Kathy and Bill add finishing touches to a patient's bed. M ark gathers m a te ria l fo r a nurs
ing assignment.
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First yea r nursing students pause before
lecture.M rs. K ierstead and M arilyn a id a PAR
patient.
A comparative newcomer in the fie ld of tech
nologies is respiratory therapy. This tra in ing is
aimed toward equipping the student to assist the
physician in the trea tm ent o f respiratory diseases.
This is a growing fie ld and includes studies and
research in pulmonary function.
" I could just scream !"
Respiratory TherapySeniors C a rl and Ken pause fo r a v is it a fte r class.
Ano the r fie ld offering a challenge to
paramedical education is radiologic tech
nology. W ith the ever increasing use of
nuclear medicines and radiation therapy,
it is v ita l tha t well-trained technologists
be available so tha t full benefit may be
gained from the technological advances in
this fie ld.
Linda Peters and Tim Berger watch as Dr. Putnam explains machine.
Radiologic Technology
Connie Howell waits fo r the next patient.
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Medical Records technology requires specific
technical preparation in details of recording and
filing, with an acute sense o f organization, and
a dedication to completeness and accuracy. The
technical preparation can best be developed when
built upon a broad preparation which involves
an understanding of medical term ino logy and hu
man psychology and interpersonal relations.
K itch i d ilig en tly completes her assignment.
Medical Records Technology
Marsha listens carefu lly to a doctor's d ictation. Mrs. Nix, instructor, lectures to her class.
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General Education
Connie Ewry tries out her charm on the
pitcher.
Up, up and away!
Bob Pohle, Pat Cobb, and M r. Russell d isplay the ir canoeing ab ility .
"H om e, Sweet H om e" fo r a weekend.
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The Uniform Fashion Show was spon
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N o free samples!
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missed! Oh, g rea t!
Take it away!
Tha t dumb salesman!
It's what you call Team Nursing!
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"W h a t do you mean a W O M A N d riv e r? "
How much?! Oh, rea lly!
Confusion!
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Open w ider!
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Here it comes!
Chug-a-lug
Jeanie shows o ff her skill.
It ’s the lineup!
H o ld on! Sink it!
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W h a t I'm saying is . . .
It's p a rty tim e !
You've go t to be k idd ing!
Peek-a-boo!!
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w ill rock!"
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You would!!
u i n t a m• »• miamMm
Is this a lib ra ry?
The T.V. crowd
Sock it to me!
I W O N 'T smile!
Sometimes we wonder!
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STUDENT ROSTERAkers, Janet . . . . 2400 Glenhea+h Drive, Ketterinq,
Ohio
Anderson, Caro lyn E 800 Youngs Lane, Nashville,
Tennessee
Austin, Janice K R.R. #2, Camden, Indiana
Baker, Florence . . . . 3061 Southdale Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Baker, K im berly L G ris t M ill Road, Sewell, New
Jersey
Balzuweit, Rita J 1021 Romanus Drive, Vandalia,
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Dayton, Ohio
Barker, Sue . . . . 225 Curwood Road, Holland, Ohio
Beard, Sue . . . . R.R. # I , Eaton, Ohio
Becker, Pamela A 153 Gershwin Drive,
Centerville, Ohio
Behner, Cheryl A I 1891 Oberlin Road, Oberlin,
Ohio
Bemis, Barbara . . . . 160 Devonhurst Drive, Kettering,
Ohio
Benner, Carol . . . . 7655 W ilm ing ton Pike, Dayton,
Ohio
Berger, M arjo rie B Route I, Carney, M ichigan
Berger, Timothy E......... Route I, Carney, M ichigan
Bergler, Beverly . . . . 2262 Hertipstead Road,
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Berkheimer, Jill . . . . 3101 Bromley Place, Kettering,
Ohio
Bernreiter, G a i . . . . I 176 W ynchgate Street,
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
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Ohio
Blosser, Patti L 941 Donson Drive, Kettering,
Ohio
Boettcher, G ladys A ......... 445 E. G ranville Road,
W orth ing ton, Ohio
Booher, Connie G ......... 382 W ind ing Trail, Xenia,
Ohio
Bossingham, Diane . . . . 241 5 South Keystone,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Bower, Janice C 4990 Wabash Drive, Fairfield,
Ohio
Braddock, Sara . . . . Route I, Waynesville, Ohio
Brandon, Rebecca S 408 East Main Street,
Greenville, Ohio
Brewer, Connie J Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania
Brodt, M a ry J 2454 Glenside Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Brown, Michael . . . . 513 W insor Drive, W es t
Carrollton, Ohio
Bryant, Kathy S 4364 Kenmont Place, Columbus,
Ohio
Bunger, James L 3256 Gracemore Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Burt, Caro l A 598 East Dominion Boulevard,
Columbus, Ohio
Bussey, Sara J ........... 101 N. C en te r Street,
Farmersville, Oh io
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C arte r, SueAnn M 2899 Yargerv ille Road,
LaSalle, M ichigan
Caviness, Nancy E Route #3, Box 472, Battle
Creek, M ichigan
Chase, Daryl G 321 Patterson Road, Dayton,Ohio
Child, Connie . . . . Blayne Avenue, Dixfield, Maine
Childers, Betty L 323 H iawatha Avenue,
Louisville, Kentucky
Clough, Kathy L 3309 E. Stroop Road, Dayton,Ohio
Cobb, Patricia A ......... 6430 Colechester Court,
Dayton, Ohio
Cole, Catherine A C.R. #4, C lyde, Ohio
Cole, Sharyl J 410 G rove Avenue, Berrien
Springs, M ichigan
Connolly, Kathleen M ............1985 Sierra Trail, Xenia,
Ohio
Cornell, M arilyn H 2243B Hempstead Road,
Dayton, Oh io
C rawford, Karen . . . . 4568 Hannaford Street, Dayton,
Ohio
Dalton, A . Stanley . . . . 555 Alpha-Bellbrook Road,
Bellbrook, Ohio
Davidson, Sue R 2095 Marcia Drive, Bellbrook,
Ohio
DeHart, Christina S Route #3, Box 54, Fairland,
Indiana
Dobbin, John . . . . 1036 Mendota Court, Dayton,
Ohio
Dunham, Ruth A 4172 Tonawanda Trail, Dayton,
Ohio
Ehrlich, W a lte r E 2805 Reservoir Road, Greeley,
Colorado
Erickson, Sherry L Box 25, LaMoille, Minnesota
Erlacher, M aria T 1280 Thoreau Road,
C leveland, Ohio
Esselman, Karen B 3242 A e ria l Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Ewell, Robert E 4639 Summerhaven Road,
Dayton, Ohio
Ewry, Connie K ......... 713 Brubaker, Dayton, Ohio
Farenkopf, Elaine . . . . 116 Avenue A , Palmerton,
Pennsylvania
Felton, G lenda . . . . Oak Park Academy, Nevada,
Iowa
Ferry, Patrick . . . . 2455 Delcourt Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Fershee, Sarah K ......... 396 W . Lomar Drive, Carlisle,
Ohio
Finley, Sandra V 33 10 C u rry Street, Long Beach,
Califo rn ia
Finn, Steve . . . . 200 Northwood, A p t. 2, Dayton, Ohio
Fredericks, Kathleen E 2029 Pautucket, Toledo,
Ohio
G a lb ra ith , Jeanie . . . . 3480 Southern Boulevard,
Kettering, Ohio
Gauker, Marylou . . . . I l l W a rd e r Street, Dayton,
Oh io
Geis, Anna . . . . 2404 Marcia Drive, Bellbrook, Oh io
Gersonde, Janis L 4754 Kessler V iew Drive,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Gordon, Janice M .......... 1701 Redbush Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Graham, Beverly D......... 860 Spires Road, Richmond,
British Columbia, Canada
G riffith , Marcia A .......... 943 H o lly Hill, Fort W ayne,
Indiana
Grigsby, M a rga re t . . . . 908 Huron Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Habada, Shirley . . . . R.D. #2, List H ill Road, Valencia,
Pennsylvania
Haller, Irene W 2259 South Dixie Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Hamilton, C leta M ...........R.R. #2, Minneapolis,
Kansas
Hanna, Ruth A 108 W es t Manchester Street,
Battle Creek, M ichigan
Hartle, Dianne . . . . 115 North Avenue, W inchester,
V irg in ia
Harvey, Donald L 3439 Annabelle Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Heck, Kathy A 4521 Robin H ill Court, Dayton,
Ohio
Hedrick, Priscilla E 2724 Horstman Drive,
Kettering, Ohio
Heghesan, He id i . . . . R.R. #2, Townline N, Oshawa,
Ontario, Canada
Heiland, Diane L 4200 Reading Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Hendricks, Geraldine . . . . 800 Youngs Lane, Nashville,
Tennessee
Hickey, Deborah L.........R.R. #2, Box 87, Mooresville,
Indiana
Hicks, Brenda G 300 M eyer Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
H ilderbrandt, Lynda M 2782 Sutton Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Howell, Connie D Route #2, Carmel, Indiana
Howell, Sandra R 3418 Levee, Drayton Plains,
Michigan
Huddleston, Marsha . . . . 28 East Pease Street,
W est Carrollton, Ohio
Hummel, Marsha L 1308 Stoner Road, Fostoria,
Ohio
Jackson, Luree . . . . 2841 Ridley, Youngstown, Ohio
Jackson, Ruth A 1507 Southwood Drive, Lima
Ohio
Jacobson, Bonnie L 29 Norwood Avenue,
Superior, Wisconsin
Jarre tt, M arjo rie A .......... 260 Ridgewood Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio
Johnson, Caro l . . . . 71 W oodb ine Road, Lewistown,
Pennsylvania
Johnson, C . Bryan . . . . 122 Kennard Avenue,
Barnesville, Ohio
Jones, C arl E 2037 Lakewood Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Jones, S ta n le y R.D. #1, Hom er C ity,
Pennsylvania
Joseph, C lem ent A .......... I I 10 N. Perry Street,
Peoria, Illinois
Kabrisky, Barbara . . . . 5823 Bayside Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Kho, Quen . . . . 2029A Richfield Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Klooster, Susan R 68 Keston Elm Drive, LaPorte,
Indiana
Kniqht, Nancy S 16 W es t Pease, W est
Carro llton, Oh io
Kobernuss, Helen . . . . 257 East M elfo rd Avenue,
Dayton, Oh io
Krause, Karen K 10016 North Cedarburg Road,
Mequon, Wisconsin
Kroneck, Donna M 3737 Southern Boulevard,
Kettering, Oh io
Lewis, Carlene F.......... 7520 Knollwood Drive,
Dayton, Ohio
Link, Donald H R.R. #2, Box 94, Sandusky,
Ohio
Little, Patricia A 3927 Larkspur Drive, Dayton,
O hio
Long, Jud ith A Route 8, Lincoln, Nebraska
Loughmiller, Gwenyth P Box 77, Spring Valley,
Ohio
Lyons, M a ry L 4687 Yankee Road, M iddletown,
Ohio
Marsh, Maxcella H 5417 W inchester, Portsmouth,
Ohio
M artin , Ruth C 1951 Laird Avenue, Kettering,
Ohio
M a rtir, Louisa . . . . 3737 Southern Boulevard,
Kettering, Ohio
May, Sharon E 407 East Pleasant, Knoxville,
Iowa
M eert, A rno ld J 8712 Fordham Street,
Fort Myers, Florida
M eife rt, M a ry E 920 Shedbourne Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Merica, Eleanora G 1215 C o ttage C ou rt Drive,
Fairborn, Oh io
Merickel, W ilm a . . . . Hutchinson, Minnesota
Moats, Donna M .......... 211 East Temple Street,
Washington C ou rt House, Ohio
Mullins, Connie . . . . 3016 H oba rt Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Neuhauser, David B 3906 South Park Road,
Kokomo, Indiana
Neum iller, M arjo rie . . . . 1410 First S treet South,
Carrington, No rth Dakota
Norcross, Shirley A 3031 North Hum boldt
Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Norris, Charlene . . . . 112 W es t Orchard, Lebanon,
Ohio
Oelman, Marianne . . . . 612 Phillips Street,
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Osborne, Ramonda . . . . Box 226, C lay, W es t V irg in ia
Osgood, Selah G R.D. #2, Box 277, Quakertown,
Pennsylvania
Paeltz, Bonnie L 400 C love r Street, Fairborn,
Ohio
Pelton, Dan . . . . 874 Prospect Avenue, Hartford,
Connecticut
Pence, Cynth ia A R.R. #1, Eaton, Ohio
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Perrin, Theresa E 2001 Fox Run Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Peters, Linda E...........R.D. #1, Pen A rgy l, Pennsylvania
Peyer, Sharon L ...........R.R. #1, Staples, Minnesota
Pierzakowski, Geneva . . . . 142 Garden Street,
LaPorte, Indiana
Pohle, Robert G 5705 Terrace Park Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Portice, Esther E......... 972 W oodward, Benton Harbor,
Michigan
Poulsen, Sharon C R.D. #2, Box 49, Troy,
New York
Powell, Phyllis E 1854 Nash Court, Dayton, Ohio
Powell, Rita A 2570 C luster Avenue, Dayton, Ohio
Powell, Roger J .........1854 Nash Court, Dayton, Ohio
Powell, Rosemary . . . . 4925 M iddlebrook Drive, Dayton,
OhioPrutzman, S tarr S...........R.D. # I , Washington,
Pennsylvania
Pudsey, Rita . . . . 1557 Salem Avenue, Dayton, Ohio
Pulfer, Joyce E 121 15 Coldwater Road, Fort
Wayne, Indiana
Purkey, Kenneth . . . . 3809 LeFevre Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Rambauske, Elizabeth . . . . 627 Rockhill Avenue,
Kettering, Ohio
Ranville, M argare t F Box 145, C arp Lake,
Michigan
Reed, Sheila . . . . 1716 Rockwell Drive, Xenia, Ohio
Rice, Rebecca J ...........319 North Bromfield Road,
Dayton, Ohio
Richey, Rilda . . . . 1957 North Main Street, Franklin,
Ohio
Robinson, Terry L 3132 Braddock Street,
Kettering, Ohio
Rohring, Valerie E 408 East Horton Street,
Bluffton, Indiana
Rosen, Linda J 4350 Rath Road, Perry, M ichigan
Rousseau, Susan L 324 E. N. Broadway, Dayton,
Ohio
Routzong, Peggy J R.R. # I , Arcanum, Ohio
Rowell, Nancy R Box 236, Gaston, North Carolina
Sawvell, Phyllis . . . . 1846 Quail Hollow Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Schaefer, Kathy . . . . 7841 Nardian W ay, Los Angeles,
California
Schmoll, Betty B 3513 Pobst Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Scrannage, Caro l M 4602 Bancroft, Lincoln,
Nebraska
Setty, Sally E 280 Briarcliffe, Dayton, Ohio
Seward, James . . . . P. O . Box 884, Madison College,
Tennessee
Sharp, Susan . . . . 50 Covertside Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Shaw, Judy P 3296 W ilm ing ton Pike, A p t. 12,
Dayton, Ohio
Sheneman, Je ri K ........... I 1213 Fortune Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Shepherd, Kathleen S......... 380 Bellaire Drive, Fairborn,
Ohio
Smith, Josephine . . . . 519 McLain Street, Dayton, Ohio
Smith, Shara L 1570 W oodman Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Snider, Jean . . . . 257 I Eckley Boulevard, Dayton, Ohio
Snowden, Darlene R R.R. #1, W ilson, M ichigan
Sommers, W illiam D 1006 Bertram Avenue,
Dayton, Oh io
Spears, Nancy E 326 Ernst Avenue, Dayton, Ohio
Spence, M a ry A 1320 South Hambleton,
Westland, M ichigan
Spratt, A . Jeanie . . . . 3616 O ld Stage Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Stahl, Leota L 1214 Lexington Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
Stanek, Shirley A Route 2, Franksville, Wisconsin
Starkweather, Caro l A R.R. #1, Buchanan,
M ichigan
Staten, Melinda . . . . 1754 Swinger Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Ste llp flug, Susan J ......... 789 North Twenty-third,
LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Stigge, M arla . . . . R.R. # I , Box 95, W est Burlington,
Iowa
Strader, Regina L 4332 W oodbine, Dayton, Ohio
Stratmoen, Shari . . . . 2509 M idvale Place, Kettering,
Ohio
Strausbaugh, Caro l . . . . 1006 W enbrook Drive,
Kettering, Ohio
Stritch, Sheila A 1445 DeLynn Drive, Centerville ,
Oh io
Sutherland, Donald L 57 Morgan Avenue,
Medford, Massachusetts
Sutton, Christina . . . . 300 Davisburg Road, Holly,
Michigan
Thacker, Sandra . . . . 2024 W inona Drive, M iddletown,
Ohio
Thomas, Delight . . . . 612 Bopf Street, Wausau,
Wisconsin
Trimble, Thomas M ...........518 Park Overlook Drive,
W orth ing ton, Ohio
Umek, M ark A 805 North Main Street, Berrien
Springs, M ichigan
Valentine, Joan L 16850 Inkster Road, Detroit,
M ichigan
Van W ickle, Joyce A 905 Timberland Drive,
Berrien Springs, M ichigan
Vosler, Ramona . . . . 6059 Flemington Road, Dayton,
Ohio
W agner, Nancy . . . . 3 Beverly Place, Dayton, Ohio
W ebb, Eunice . . . . 425 Dayton Towers Drive, A p t. 8P,
Dayton, Ohio
Weeks, Melanie A 249 C anterbury Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
Wells, Sharon P 423 W a te rv lie t Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio
W ilfo rd , M a ry C . . . . . 146 Harrison Street, Elyria,
Ohio
Wirsz, Ronald F 316 Herron Avenue, Chilliwack,
British Columbia, Canada
W itche t, Patricia . . . . 1715 Princeton Drive, Dayton,
Ohio
W oodfo rd , Joan L 2084 Firebird Drive, Bellbrook,
Ohio
Woods, C a thy . . . . 4464 Kiser Lake Road, St. Paris,
Ohio
Zimmer, M a rg a re t 74 Franklin Street, New
Lebanon, Ohio
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FACULTY ROSTERArellano, Dale . . . . 294 Tuxworth, Centerville , Ohio
Auquftine, Euqene . . . . 19 W e lle r Street, Centerville,
Ohio
Barnes, David
Bliss, L. M arth ine .
Kettering, Ohio
Bonjour, Richard .
Brendel, A lb e rt . .
1530 C lifton, Springfield, Ohio
. . 3737 Southern Boulevard,
. 2601 Cluster, Dayton, Ohio
1210 Berna Lane, Kettering, Ohio
Brodie, Henry . . . . 9647 G ebhart Road, Dayton, Ohio
Burnham, V irg in ia .
Ohio
. 2162 Brunside Drive, Dayton,
3985 Southern Boulevard,
Route #2, Box 7975, Waynesville,
Chase, M ild red . .
Kettering, Ohio
Collins, Edward . .
Ohio
Cowling, Eugene . . . . 605 C la re ridge Lane, Dayton
Ohio
Hewes, Gordon . . . . 7412 Mad River Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Hoyt, M a ry . . . . 2430 Delcourt Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Kierstead, Sybil . . . . 6105 Carnation Road, W es t
Carro llton, Ohio
Krumholz, Richard . . . . 5723 Heather Hollow, Dayton,
Ohio
Neufeld, Ernest . . . . 2348 Bending W illow Drive,
Dayton, Oh io
Nix, M a rie . . . . 1418 Centra l Park Avenue, Kettering,
Ohio
Parrish, M arjo rie . . . . 1118 Benfield Drive, Kettering,
Ohio
Pierce, Rachael . . . . 2169 Finland, Dayton, Ohio
Pierce, W a rren . . . . 2169 Finland, Dayton, Ohio
Pratt, Lois . . . . 2111 Milesburn Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Pratt, Roger . . . . 2111 Milesburn Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Putnam, Dale . . . . 2335 W es t Alexandersville-Bellbrook
Road, Dayton, Ohio
*Rose, Esther . . . . 3161 Southdale Drive, Dayton, Ohio
Russell, Robert . . . . 644 Darsey Court, Dayton, Ohio
Ruth, G lenna . . . . 3040 Shroyer, Kettering, Ohio
Sandborn, Helen . . . . 85 W es t W h ip p Road, Dayton,
Ohio
Sandborn, W illiam . . . . 85 W es t W h ip p Road, Dayton,
Oh io
VanHorne, B. H 5 124 Creekmore Court,
Kettering, Ohio
Vaughan, Anna M ay . . . . 3222 Regent Street,
Kettering, Ohio
W alker, Lois . . . . 3061 Southdale Drive, A p t. T19,
Kettering, Ohio
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