Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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The general assembly programs for 1980-1981 have featured a large variety of talent, ranging from Chaplain Brendel’s talk on self- esteem to the Dayton Philhar- monic Orchestra to the Student Amateur Hour. | cb e tr : The Monday Evening Residence Assemblies have featured some very interesting activities such as the Dorm Open House and the Good Neighbors Kitchen Band. Pictured are (clockwise from top left): Ken Pitts, Ed Poling, Bill Schnell, and Mike Storer satirize tag team wrestling at Amateur Hour; two of the Rose E. Miller Square Dancers strut their stuff; Mark Banas loiters outside the dog pound lounge during the Dorm Open House; the Good Neighbors | ‘ prepare to perform Jingle Bell | ae ate Rock as Jean Franzer, a KCMA %6G - it =: resident assistant, serves } MEIGHBOF f ‘A fe refreshments; during the Dorm ve j — Open. House Paula Anderson, ' Manga CH ea | Cheri Cramer, and Rachel Deyhle : ae eel ! anxiously await to enter the men’s | dormitory; a pianist tickles the ivories at an assembly; Karen Moore, Marcel Westney, Kim Lenz, and Debbie Manning feature their live version of “Nine to Five.” 51

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Pa | | On Thursday, February 12, 1981, 150 students and guests from KCMA attended the annual Valentines Banquet which is tradi- tionally held at the LaComedia Dinner Theatre in Springboro. The show this year was the well-known musical “The Music Man,” which was well performed, very entertaining, and a good time was had by all. 53