Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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| A BETTER TOMORROW I can tell by the look in yout“eyes That you are thinking about wha You are wondering if you will And knit and hug and love. me I will have The rest

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aa Optimal health results when the physical, social and spiritual aspects of the human being become integrated into a balanced whole. The individual makes constant attempts to maintain equilibrium in the midst of a changing environment. With the assistance of trained medical persons this process of returning to equilibrium isn’t of such stress for the individual. The two year curriculums at KCMA are predominately medical orient- ed. Upon completion of studies, the graduate will receive an associate of science degree, becoming a beginning practitioner or planning for upper division studies at a four year university. No matter what curriculum you have chosen or your place of employ- ment, make it your challenge to ‘“‘give it your all!” “‘We are to look upon every duty, however humble, as sacred because it is part of God’s service. Our daily prayer should be ‘“‘Lord, help me to do my best. Teach me how to do better work. Give me energy and cheerful- ness. Help me to bring into my service the loving ministry of the Savior.” E.G. White — Ministry of Healing. a

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Biomedical Electronic Technology . Friday at last, Bob?! How’s Florida sound, Mark? Charles Washburn working on lab assignment. . Olympia Silalahi working on a project. . Dennis Murphy grading papers. Mark Shade working with equipment. Scott Smith caught off guard.