Kettering College - Pacemaker Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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Student Nurses Assoriation A rN 2ND YEAR STUDENTS itzi Bartee, Tami Davis, Lisa Gail Ellis, Sarah Fox, Susan (Goddard) Frazier, Heidi ail, Sharon Johnston, Judy Mainous, Roseann McKay, Debbie J. Myers, Theresa Petrosino, Kay Ridgway, Valerie Rose, Patti Yeary, Sue Williams, Melissa Zim- erman. Represent those on the Advisory Board. as named in honor of Dr. A.V. Black, Chief of Staff KMC and Dr. W.H. Beaven, Dean KCMA. It was these two people that brought the idea of starting the P.A. Program at KCMA. The society itself is a student chapter of the American Academy of ’Physician Assistants. The society is involved in public aware- ‘ness programs such as B P screening, health education and Pre-school P.E.’s. The society assists students in attending seminars away from KCMA and has held seminars in the Dayton area for students from other programs. | | President Dusty Deal, Vice President Kathy Sahadak, Secretary William Perry, Treasurer Clyde Yencer, Mike Baker, Kim Bondurant, Bill Booth, Greg Brown, Sharon Carpenter, Lyndon Dieter, Jimmy Dowdell, Brad Dubois, Vicki Duhl, Tony Gambone, Patricia Heaney, Mike Hendrixson, Steve Hoke, Robert Holtrup, Bryan Johnson, Kevin Kolvereid, Todd Lipphardt, Clare Logan, Michael Lounsbury, Tim McConnell, David Murray, Lester Onweller, Mark Payne, Sharon Pearlberg, Bill Perry, Jeff Pierson, Tamara Richter (T.R.), Michael Rumschik, Kevin Smith, Karen Thomas, Alun Turner, Steve Wurzelbacher. The Beaven-Black Student Society was formed in 1977. It ©, The Student Nurses Association (SNA) is a professional organization for students pursuing a career in nursing. The SNA provides seminars on current educational and politi- cal issues in nursing. It also provides recreational oppor- tunities for student nurses such as volleyball and picnics. This year they held their first annual SNA Appreciation Banquet at Vito’s Venice Inn. Upon graduation the stu- dents are invited to join the Ohio Nurses Association. SNA 1ST YEAR STUDENTS Rhonda Arnold, Amy Batze, Jill Berry, Debra Bricker, Juanita Bright, Melissa Briscoe, Jennifer Burkhardt, Sheela Choppala, Connie Corbin, Kevin Cottrell, Kay Cromer, Sharon Cummins, Char Dailey, Judy DeBoard, Amy Doughman, David Ehlers, Lisa Eichelberger, Shelley Ferguson, Jennifer Gauldin, Janet Gehret, Dennis Grigsby, John Hartsock, Sandra Henderhan, Lewis Kaiser, Karen Kelly, Sharon King, Charlynne Knapp, Mary Lake, Cynthia Landers, Eleanore Larger, Betty Mackey, Dena McElwee, Marsha Miller, Anita Mohler, Michelle Owens, Christina Philpot, Marion Rogers, Faith Smith, Kathleen Smith, Pam Snowden, Judy Spiess, Tracy Spurlock, Brenda Strait, Kelley Sullivan, Tammy Thomas, Marie Vollrath, Kathy Wade, Becky Whitsett, James Williams, Joyce Williams, Lori Wright, Brenda Young. Represent those on the Advisory Board. Dedication Singers The Dedication Singers were formed in February, 1972 by Jerry Shoemaker. For the first two anda half years the singers were simply called “The Group,” but in the summer of 1974 they were incorporated into “The Dedication Singers” and had 12-13 members at the time. In 1974, Dan Townsend became director of the group. By 1978, The Dedica- tion Singers were led by Ed Neufeld. When Stan and Edith Applegate became directors of the singing group in 1978, Kettering Medical Center took over spon- sorship. A choral format was also adopted at the same time. After the 1985-1986 season, Jerry Shoemaker became director again. The group currently has twenty four members, including several students: Ron Jodziewicz, Ken Wright, Lori Wright, Dean Stanage, Mary Kiekish, Julia Brendel, and Stella Freeman, and Vera Yukl—Staff Members. Also Instructor Dale Chinn's wife, Michelle sings with the group. The Dedication Singers now represent both Kettering Medical Center and Ket- tering College of Medical'Arts when traveling. The Group has travelled extensively throughout Ohio as well as Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Canada, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida. This year the singers will be singing in Wisconsin as well as Pennsylvania, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee (for Kentucky-Tennessee Camp meeting). Other trips include singing at the Cleve- land Coloseum and for Reds baseball game. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 95

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aye Ses ra, SF NR Binge ® WE ink te . Peed aia! cmp =, ih CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS © 7. fu it elt Student Association S.A. is a group of students that help plan extra-curricular activities for the rest of the student body. Some of the activities planned by S.A. for the 1987-88 school year include: the iceb- reaker party held in the gym during the first week of school. The spaghetti feed held at “Divini Land,” the Christmas party during the dorm open house, the ice skating party at Kettering Rec. Cen- ter, the Valentine banquet at 10 Wilmington Place, the Dayton Philharmonic Concerts for free, as well as all those Friday night vespers. S.A. officers of 1987-88: President Craig Jenkins, Vice Presi- dent Shannon Hull, Social Vice Lori Wright, Pastorette Chery! Schaffer, Treasurer Ron Beaver, Secretary Bonnie Stephan. 94 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

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THE BACCALAGREATE April 30, 1988, 11:15 a.m. Seventh Day Adventist Church at Kettering Baccalaureate Address: A Challenge To Excellence Speaker: Clifton Davis, Associate Pastor, Loma Linda University Graduates were encouraged by Clifton to aim high not only in our careers, but in our spiritual relationship with God as well, our eternal destination. if ol i ai | bed eal | Hee G R A D di A T I N G C L A Ss Ss O TI 96 GRADUATION