Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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th 2 Se te ST es) long week of jangling alarm clocks, lectures too fast for note taking, tests we should have expected, and at last the weekend comes. The tranquility of a peace- ful, quiet moment is a blessed change from the rapid pace of our weekly schedules. Come, take a walk on a clear star lit night through Carillon park, or along the river bank watching the glittering reflec- tion of Dayton. Let’s feed ducks at Cox Arboretum, sing around the grand piano in the dorm lobby, or relax on a river boat cruise down the Cincinnati R iver. We'd love to have you join us. As the dorm is a place full of friends, so Kettering church is full of family — parties we don't plan, potlucks when we come empty handed, homes where we can't wear out our welcome. We are thankful for this time to pray and praise our Creator while enjoying nature’s beauty around us. “And on the sabbath we went out of the city by a river side, : Acts 16:13.

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— It’s Dayton