Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Bill Kennedy Anita Baker- Kimmel and Larry Kimmel Marc, Traci, Flo, and lesli King Bob Kirby Gloria, Marty, Martin, and Michelle Kloster lim and Mary Koehler Susan, Sherrie, Scott, Ann, Kristina, lim, and Kimberly Krulic Sam, Bob, Danielle, and laura Kulcich Megan, EJ., Dana, Ed, and Katie Kurtz Christopher, Katharine, Matthew, Marcia, and Bob Kutcher ZX 5'-'ia , 1 l I Q I . ' 9

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Carol, and Wade lohnson Daryl, and lan Kendrick WEEK NINE The first cool weather hit Norfolk at the beginning of week nine! A make-shift bonfire turned an oth- erwise cold, dreary wine and cheese party into a maior neigh- borhood attraction. During the week, we continued our book re- ports and half of us visited a Naval surface ship. We received brief- ings on the U.S. economy, East Asia, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. During the week, 11-15 October, we began our study of the Planning, Pro- gramming, and Budgeting System QPPBSL The week was rounded out with Dr. George Sheehan's lecture on health and physical fitness. YT S , Christine, Steven, lonathan, Thomas

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L l ' w L Diann La Fratte Erich Landgraf Lucie Lee, Maynard, and loe Lanoux Ralph, Lorraine and Marianne Larson David, Kristina, Sharon, and Dan Layton WEEK TE Week Ten, 18-22 October, includ- ed a trip to the Scope in downtown Norfolk where the Rotary Club hosted a luncheon in honor of Class 72 and Row, Row, Row Your Boa! become the class song. We continued our study of PPBS and began to learn the loint Oper- ational Planning System UOPSy. Guest speakers included a Con- gressional staffer, and the Deputy Director, Air Force Legislative Liai- son. The first of four financial man- agement seminars was held. The allied officers went on a state gov- ernment field trip to Richmond and seminars two and nine took early leads in the softball play-off series.