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CeHiu/tiflt INANCING THEIR FUTUR $10 MILLION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS

most far-reaching event more permanent, in that gift funds $1.4 million. Right now this is Theof Homecoming Weekend are carefully invested to furnish in- generating scholarships for 269 stu- may well be the launching come for disbursement as scholar- dents who otherwise would not be of the Century II Endow- ships. studying at Southern this semester. ment Fund campaign on Achievement of the $10 million Saturday night, November 3. Here's 10-year goal will provide scholar- Why Scholarships Rather the story . . . ships for about one thousand stu- Once upon a time, long, long ago, a dents each year. Than Loans? school was bom. The 19th century The concept is not a new one, nor is was about to close when Graysville the goal beyond reach. Yale Univer- Loan funds have their place. In Academy came into being. Back in sity has an endowment of $750 mill- fact last year 1,017 students at those early days an hour and a half of ion! And Southern has a start al- Southern assumed loans totaling work per day and $ 100 cash could see ready toward the $10 million. Since $1,801,944, according to Laurel a student through a year of school. 1978 when an endowment fund was Wells, director of student finance. Now the second century for that first set up, the fund has grown to She has 20 years of experience in school, which has matured as South- em College of Seventh-day Adven- tists. liesjust over the horizon. Times have changed and so has the price SOUTHERN COLLEGE 1972-82 tag for education. The two-semester COST AND PAYMENT OF COLLEGE EXPENSES bill for the average dormitory stu- * 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 '80 "81 '82 ient at Southern comes to $7,430. "We're making every effort to hold down tuition and other costs," says Richard Reiner, senior vice president For finance. "In fact, college cost in- [Teases here over the past 10 years have been held below Consumer Price Index rises." Yet $30,000 for a :ollege degree is a frightening thought to many families wanting the best in Christian education for their children. Student scholarships offer the answer to tuition shock, the afflic- tion affecting so many American homes these days. But those scholar- ships have to come from somewhere. rhere we are .... back to the Cen- tury II Endowment Fund. The Endowment Fund Committee, composed of 25 individuals, many of them astute and successful businessmen, met in September to plan campaign strategy. These plans will be unveiled in an exciting and fast-paced presentation, a segment of the Saturday night Homecoming program, according to William H. Taylor, campaign director. The multimillion dollar endow- ment concept is ba.sed on gifts that will keep on giving. Ordinary scho- larship funds are quickly depleted the money is awarded, and that's it. Endowments provide support that is CeHJUviiflt helping young people find ways to Some students, industrious Groundwork has been laid in re- come to Southern and stay through though they are, have special need cent weeks for a cooperative effort to graduation. for scholarship assistance. Many throughout the conferences of the "Many of these students have bor- come ft-om one-parent families vir- Southern Union. rowed from two or three loan sources tually unable to help out. Some Dr. Cecil Rolfe, professor of busi- in the same year. It is not uncommon families have two or even three ness administration, chairs the En- for a student to borrow $4,000 in one offspring of college age. Education dowment Fund Investment Commit- school year," she stated. When a stu- majors are not permitted employ- tee. Policies are already activated to dent must borrow at that rate for four ment during their student teaching safeguard investments to the utmost years, then marries someone with a experience due to time commitments degree possible, according to Dr. similar financial load, that couple in their professional semester. Nurs- Rolfe. starts out with a formidable debt ing students seeking the A.S. degree "Alumni everywhere will be kept which they must begin repaying soon and R.N. status in the two-year pro- informed of their opportunities to after entering the work force, she gram are especially limited in how participate in the Century II pro- points out. These students are among much they can work. gram," says Mr. Taylor. "Those the many who need scholarships to "We believe it is imperative that employed by companies with match- lighten the load. Christian education be made avail- ing gift programs will certainly want "Federal allocation of student aid able to as many young people as possi- to consider that benefit. Some funds has dropped significantly in ble," says A. C. McClure, chairman of alumni will be happy to assist with recent years," Mrs. Wells indicated. the Southern College Board of Trus- business contacts. There will bel "Southern College received 52 per- tees. "As the Endowment Fund many ways to share in this cam- cent less funding in the National Di- grows, the future of the college will paign. Volunteers can know that rect Student Loan Program for be secure, not only for the church, they are actually helping thousands

1984-85 than was received 10 years which involves the constituents of of youth get a Christian education I ago; 37 percent less than in 1983-84." the Southern Union, but for and are possibly participating in a; If cumulative loans are overbur- thousands of students who will come survival program for Southern Col- dening, if loans are becoming less to the college in future years." lege itself" available, where can a young person turn? Endowment Fund Committee What About Work? Eugene Anderson" Atlanta, Georgia "I believe the Endowment Fund Richard A. Brock' Tennessee will be the answer for those young Chattanooga. K. R. Davis people who do not have sufficient fi- Collegedate. Tennessee nancial resources to attend Southern J, Wm. Henson III College, but who do have the mind, McDonald, Tennessee the determination, and the will to J. Dwight Herod succeed through hard work and dedi- Conover. North Carolina cation," asserts John Wagner, presi- Dwight Hilderbrandt dent. Madison, Tennessee Jack McClarty J.Wm. Henson III William H. Taylor It's not a free-lunch program the William A. lies Executive Director Chairman Campaign Director Endowment Fund Committee has Orlando, Florida Harold Kendall* Robert Murphy Janet Townsend cooked up. Students who benefit will Gene Mooresville, North Carolina Longwood. Florida Peachtree City, Georgia be doing their part. Awarding of Ben Kochenower* Richard Remer Sanford Ulmer scholarships will continue to be built Gaffney, South Carolina Collegedale, Tennessee Martha Ulmer upon need. as Just important, Jack McClarty Wayne Rimmer Lansdale, Pennsylvania though, is diligence reflected in ac- Collegedale. Tennessee Collegedale, Tennessee Greg Vital" ceptable scholastic progress and wil- James McElroy Cecil Rolfe Collegedale, Tennessee lingness to work. Scholarship dollars Cuba, Alabama Collegedale, Tennessee John Wagner will help those who are willing to Ellsworth McKee William H. Taylor Collegedale, Tennessee help themselves through consistent Collegedale, Tennessee Collegedale, Tennessee Laurel Wells" Tennessee part-time work. Robert McMillan Wayne Thurber Collegedale, Adelphi. Santa Ana, ' Special Consultants Even those who faithfully work 20 hours p)er week and full time during the summer find the gap widening Executive Committee J. Wm. Henson III Ellsworth McKee William H. Taylor between income and costs. In 1983 K. R. Davis Richard Reiner Sanford Ulmer this gap was about $4,550, up from Jack McClarty Cecil Rolfe John Wagner $2,200 in 1972. Last year 1,201 stu- dents received some type of student Investment Committee assistance. (This was 97 percent of Cecil Rolfe, Chairman Jack McClarty Richard Reiner the Full-Time Equivalent enroll- William A. lies Jack McKee Sanford Ulmer ment figure.)

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c:'^ :)^X W( many as a thousand Conians will begin at 1:30 p.m. on ness meeting to follow, will be in the alumni and family mem- Friday at Miller Hall, the former Collegedale Academy gymnasium. As bers will be "coming music building. Jerry Clower, known for his home" the weekend of A significant campus transition humorous presentations about the November 3 to renew fond will be marked by appropriate after- South, will be filling the Physical memories and friendships. noon ceremonies beginning Friday Education Center with laughter Classes to be honored at the 1984 at 2:30 p.m. at Miller Hall. These will Saturday evening. A Christian gent- Alumni Homecoming are the decade include the planting of a tree brought leman, Clower's folk comedy in- classesofl924, 1934, 1944, and 1974, from the old Graysville campus and cludes stories about his relatives, and the 25-year class (1959) and the setting of stones from that site to particularly his cousin Marcel. 5-year class (1979). A Sunday- form a new fountain. Miller Hall is Alumni will be guests for this pro- morning brunch at 8:30 a.m. is about to be transformed into the Re- gram; those wishing to reserve seats planned especially for members of ligion Center, So-Ju-Conian Hall. will have opportunity to do so. these classes. This project is testimony to the lives Sabbath meal arrangements in- General registration on Friday af- and loving service of the 380 alumni clude the hosting of lunch for the ternoon will be at the historic little of that era who are still living, as alumni by the Collegedale Church. Doll House on Campus Drive. It will well as to students and staff in whose Alumni will be guests of the Col- continue at that location until sun- memory donations have been given. legedale Chapter of the Alumni As- down, then move to the Physical So-Ju-Conian Hall will provide of- sociation and the SC faculty and staff Education Center. fice and classroom space for the Divi- for the Sabbath evening meal. Both Sabbath morning speaker will be sion of Religion, as well as chapel and meals will be at the academy gym- Elder Joe Crews, '44, director of library areas. The solidity of the nasium. A box lunch supper Friday , a radio-TV and Bible brick building will be complemented evening is planned for the So-Ju- lesson ministry. The 8:15 a.m. early by new landscaping when renovation Conian group at the conclusion of the church service will be followed by is complete. The name of Harold A. afternoon activities. Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m., then a Miller, music teacher in the 1930's to Coordinating the Homecoming later church service at 11:30 a.m. the 1950's, will not be lost. Approp- events this year is Elder K. R. Davis, These will be in the Physical Educa- riately, it is to be transferred to the associate director of the Alumni As- tion Center. The day will be enriched choral section of J. Mabel Wood Hall, sociation. He is assisted by the with music by the Symphonic Choir the new music building. Alumni Executive Committee: John and the SC Symphony under the di- Friday evening vesper speaker Wm. Henson, president; Robert Lor- rection of Orlo Gilbert, plus a concert will be Mark Dalton, "74. associate ren, D.D.S., president-elect; Susan Sabbath afternoon planned by Dr. of the Madison Campus Boyd Miller, past president; Ed Neal, Marvin Robert.s<^)n. Church. Vespers will begin at 7:45 president of Collegedale Alumni Friday will be Founders Day, with p.m. in the Physical Education Chapter; Lois Hilderbrandt Moore; special events centered around So- Center. Nelson Thoresen; Evonne Kutzner Ju-Conians, the graduates of South- As Sabbath ends, Karen Oswald Crook. Others working with them ern Junior College, 1916-1944. Re- Nelson, '74, will lead in meditation. are Jack McClarty, Vinita Sauder, gistration especially for So-Ju- That program, along with the busi- and William H. Taylor.

SOUTHERN COLUMNS- Alumni Top BECA Goals

of Southern College fort was started in 1979 by a group of ventist colleges and universities as a A'umniare increasingly support- Adventist business people who whole. (National average for private ing their alma mater in a wanted to see alumni support in- colleges is 24 percent.) A level of 33 measurable way. with crease from its then 6.5 percent. percent participation is a goal for the cash gifts more than four After four years of BECA chal- future. times the amount given in 1979-80. lenges, 31.3 percent of the alumni BECA challenges to the 11 SDA Challenge grants totaling $45,500 from Southern College supported colleges and universities in North from BECA (Business Executives their alma mater through the annual America totaled $312,000 this past Challenge Alumni) are being fund. This was well above the 25.4 year, 15 percent of which is being awarded to Southern College during percent achievement of the 11 Ad- awarded to Southern College. the Annual Council in Washington, D.C. The terms of the challenge grants were alumni contributions of $120,000 in the annual alumni drive and a total of 1,575 donors. Both goals were exceeded. BECA CHALLENGE "The growing generosity of our alumni means a lot to me personal- GRANT PROGRAM ly," says Dr. John Wagner, presi- dent, who is attending the Annual Five-Year Program, 1980-1985 Council meetings October 9 to 16 and representing the college at the BECA award presentation. The BECA (Business Executives Challenge Alumni) goals have been "The BECA challenge grants are reache(j in the four years of the program. The following chart shows much appreciated, too. Not only do the recor(j of achievement ancj the challenge for 1984-85. they supply an extra motivational edge, but also the cash bonuses help meet special campus needs that otherwise could not be funded." In the year ending June 30, $120,038 was given to the annual alumni fund for unrestricted use. This is an 18 percent increase over the previous year. These gifts are spread among a number of needs, student aid among them. In addition, alumni contributed $123,630 in re- stricted gifts for specific projects. Placing priority on student needs, the college's Administrative Council decided to put the major portion of the unrestricted alumni gifts, $102,000, into scholarship endow- ment this year. A research grant of $5,000 for Dr. Ray Hefferlin, $5,000 for services to alumni, $25,000 to- ward production of the SOUTHERN i Columns, and $3,000 for the Herit- age Room were other allotments. From the BECA challenge grants, coming as a reward for outstanding alumni support, banquet room car- peting and chairs, $8,000; cafeteria drapes, $7,000; and band uniforms, $5,000, were funded. The incentives of the BECA prog- ram spurred this year's increases. The five-year, $2 million BECA ef- Ray Hefferlin has taught at Southern longer than anyone else—nearly 30 years. This year, however, he is taking a sabbatical leave at the University of Denver. Shortly before he left Collegedale for Colorado, he was awarded a $5,000 research grant. The grant was made possible by recent unrestricted BECA contributions from alumni, many of them his former students. See article on facing page for other BECA awards.

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the staff of Lake Highland Retirement and Nurs- beautiful all the time." They still find time for ing Facility. His three daughters live in Tennes- travel, church work, and community involve- see, and a son in .Alabama. ment. "God has blessed us with good health and loving kids living nearby." Ruth Elizabeth (Anderson) Stagg, student '38 to '39. lives in Keene. . Bette is a retired Ruby (Aikman) Shields, '46. is a research assis- 1920's physician. tant for the Minnesota Historical Society in the department of archives and manuscripts. She and "33 '36, Elaine (Foley) Turner, student to is a her husband, .Aubrey, teach Sabbath School '29. retired nurse in Orlando, Florida. She worked at Eva (Teed) Beugnot, is retired in Fellsmere. classes at the First SD.A Church in Minneapolis. Beiignots attend the Vero Florida Hospital. Florida. The Beach Their sons, Charles, Jonathan, and David are all Church. graduates of SMC or SC. Daughter Sarita also attended. David has been accepted into medical Maurine (Shaw) Boyd, '27, is retired from school at Loma Linda University. teaching and lives in .Angwin. California.

L. Allec Flanagan, '29, lives in St. Helena. California, and takes care of a lady there with eyesight problems. After teaching for several years, she took up nursing and graduated with a B.S.N.E. degree from Pacific Union College in 1949. Walter C. Martin, '26, and his wife, Eva Maude 1 950's (Wilson), '.^0. live in Hendersonville. North Carolma. .Maude is a retired registered nurse, and previously lived in Melrose, Massachusetts. Reni R. and Waldina Alonso. '52, live in Keene, Te.xas.

Richard Arthur. '58. has been working as an LEG technologist for St. Joseph Hospital in Fort Worth. Texas, for over two years. He began working in the electroencephalography field in 1965 at Hinsdale Hospital in Illinois.

1 930's Katie (Phillips) Baker, '59. is a representative for Christian Record Braille Foundation in west- ern Kentucky and northwest Tennessee. She and travel Mary (Philmon) Byers, .14, retired in 1980 from her husband. Elmer, together. Their four 26 years as chairman of the department of con- children are ages 10 to 22. On weekends they stay sumer related sciences on the La Sierra Campus at their farm in middle Tennessee near of Loma Linda University. She and her husband, Sophomore Terry Wilks AdamsviUe. Douglas, live in Riverside, California, and do Dorthy-Mae(McClellan) Benson, student '51 to Community Service work for the church. They '53. is a C.R.N. .A. living in Fletcher, North have a married son and daughter and a 5-year-old Carolina. She is also a housewife and grand- grandchild. "I have many happy memories of mother of four. She and her husband have two school days at SJC," she writes. sons and two daughters, three of whom are mar-

is 17. Joe S. Cruise, M.D., '36, is a physician in pri- ried. Their youngest "We love our Lord and vate practice in Atlanta. He also serves the 1 940's look for His near return. We rejoice that our Southern Union Conference as associate medical children all share this hope." secretary. Morris Clark Barringer, student '48 to '49, Joseph J. Boles, student '51. retired from gov- works in environmental services at Boulder Catherine (Scott) Deenham, student '31 to '37. ernment work in 1974 and now lives near Morgan- Memorial Hospital in Colorado. He married lives in Blairsville, Georgia, ton, North Carolina, on 30 acres of land. He re- Ethel in April, 1950. son. (Horton) Their Montie. ceived a diploma from a business college in Hick- is attorney in Pueblo, also active in Opal (Freeze) Hewitt, '36. is no longer living. an and judge ory in 1955. then worked for the Defense Depart- the church. ment as a quality assurance representative in the Eva '30, Maude (Wilson) Martin. is living in Defense Supply .Agency. Minnie (Brown) Gleason Berean, stu- Hendersonville, North Carolina. She worked as a former dent, lives with her husband at the Florida Living nurse at Hinsdale. Illinois, and Glendale, Califor- Frances Clark. '53 and '58. is director of educa- nia, before retirement. Center in Forest City. Selling literature one sum- tion for the Southwestern Union Conference and mer in her youth, a "temporary" teaching job lives in Keene. Texas. Margarete (Seiiaz) Petersen, '39. and her hus- interrupted her plans and began her long teaching

band, Lewis, sold their Corvallis, Oregon, print- career. She taught in Memphis. Nashville, and Ted N. Graves, "54. is principal at Mount Pisgah

ing business in 1981 (after 36 years of ownership). Wayne County, Michigan. Summer after summer Academy, and his wife, Mary Jane, is registrar This freed them to travel farther than their two she returned to Collegedale to continue her own and librarian. Ted Jr. and Tim. "78. are both in most frequent destinations—Walla Walla and education. She married Harry Gleason in 1946, Denver. Colorado. Tim is married and expecting Spokane—where they visit their daughters, Bev gaining a ready-made family of four daughters. soon to pass on the Graves name to a new genera- Scott and Glenda Merklin. and families. They .After 10 years of widowhood, she married Dewey tion. look forward to a trip to Florida this fall, with Berean in 1968. They both have been active in '59. Collegedale on the itinerary. giving Bible studies and placing Christian litera- Sherman Roy "Jerry" Holdridge, is a ture in motels and libraries. paramedic living in Keene. Texas. His daughter, Charles L. Reeve, M.D., Madison '39. lives in Pam, and her husband. Rod Lewis, live in the Deer Park. California. His wife, Helen (Lamber- Robert K. Boyd, Ph.D., business administra- Collegedale community. She works at the College ton), graduated from nursing at Madison. Their tion teacher '38 to '42, has retired from teaching Press. son. Charles Henry. '80. now lives in Memphis, business and lives in .Angwin. California. Tennessee. William A. Must, '53. and his wife. Patricia, live Mildred (Moore) Clark, student '43 to '44, is the in .Angwin. California. He is a general contractor '35, Flora Savelle, passed away May 7. 1983. wife of a physician. They live in Angwin, Califor- and retired teacher. She taught church school for 37 years, was very nia, and have two sons, a minister and a physi- '49 active in helping others, and raised thousands of cian. They also have four grandsons. Floyd O. Rittenhouse, academic dean from '52, '38 '39. is retired at dollars yeariy for I ngathering. Her sister still lives to also on the faculty to in Orlando. Florida. Lorabel (Peavey) MidkifT, '41 and '81, is libra- Angwin, but "still loves the Southern people and rian at Collegedale Academy. Her husband, Mar- the Southern College campus." He retired from '32. Ward B. Shaw, Sr., died April 21 in Cler- vin, is in health care administration. They say it's the presidency of Pacific Union College and was mont, Florida. .At the time of his death he was on "good to be back in Collegedale, which gets more president of Andrews University before that.

SOUTHERN COLUMNS Lynn Sauls. '56. and his wife. Helen (Braatl. Dr. Jerry L. Evans, '65, is an operations re- '63. live in Lancaster. Massachusetts. .M .Atlantic search analyst who tests Air Force space sys- Union College he is academic dean and she is tems. He lives in .Albuquerque, New . His professor of education. Their son. Raymond, and wife, Molly Vigil, '65, is an R.N. with an M.S. in

his wife and three \ oung daughters have moved to health education. She works part time but mostly Guadalajara. Mexico, where he began medical cares for their four youngsters, ages 3 to 11. studies in .\ugust. 1 970's Janet Habenicht, '66, is a secretary for the '5 Faye (Mixont Strickland, student 1 to 54. and Texas Conference Association, Cleburne, Texas. husband. Frank, an anesthesiologist, are re- her Esther (von Pohle) Bailey, student '70 to '73. is tiring to Chesnee. South Carolina, this fall. Stephen A. Hall, Sr., '67, is vice president of married to a veterinarian. They liveinTexarkana. "'We're looking forward to returning to the Florida Financial Concepts. He received his M.S. Texas, and opened a mixed animal practice in " Southern L'nion though Frank is a PUC-ite in business management in 1972 and a second January of 1983. She is a homemaker with three Their daughter. Peggy Sue. '81. and her husband. M.S., in criminal justice, in 1979. He is a regis- sons to keep her busy; Caleb. 10; Nathan. 4; and lames E. Norton. '82. gave them a grandson this tered health underwriter. In 1979 he married •Seth, I. year. Mary Urlene (Stevens), Dec. '77. She is an R.N. at

Angeline Bass, '74, is the 3 to 1 1 Florida Hospital's Family Health Center. They Debra nursing '^\. is a professor of religion at Fred Veltman. administrative supervisor in a new hospital in have a son, Stephen Anthony Hall 11, and expect Besides Pacific L'nion College in California. Longwood, Florida, a second child in October. teaching in the religion department . he is complet- ing a General Conference research project on Jean (Lyle) Kumalae, '66. is administrative sec- Ellen While's use of sources in wnlingThe Desire retary for .Adventist health study in the School of Ages His wife. Renie(Pearman), '49, is a recep- of Health, department of biostatistics and tionist and secretary. They are now grandpar- epidemiology, at Loma Linda University. Her ents. husband. Jonah, works for Gencon Risk Man- Service at office. Nathanial Dean Wike, student '53 to '55. is a agement the Loma Linda They General Motors consultant. He lives in German- have three girls and a boy: Lei. 14; Lani. 1 1; Julie. town. Tennessee. He and his wife. Marilyn, have 10; and Jeff, 8, daughters. Deana. 20. and Janet. 16. Luane S. Logan, "65, has been teaching for 19 Clara (Nosworthy) Wright writes from .Apopka. years; a year at Madison Academy, six years at Rorida. Her late husband. Kenneth Wright, was San Pasqual Academy, six years at Adeiphian president of the college from 1945 to 1955. One of Academy, and six years at . her greatest joys in recent years was to travel to At Highland in Portland. Tennessee, she teaches Malawi with her missionary son Burton. '51. now keyboard music, typing, and accounting. She is on furlough in the U.S. Her only daughter. June, also registrar. graduated in the class of '44. Her son Walter. '54.

recently moved to El Cajon. California. Son Richard Milzelfelt, '64. is a district environ- Kenneth, student 57 to '58. is treasurer at Bass mental manager for the New Mexico Health and Memorial Academy in Lumberton, Mississippi. Environment Department. He lives in Placitas. New Mexico.

Bill Mundy, '62, teaches physics at Pacific Union College in Angwin, California. His wife.

Susi(Hasel). '66, is a graduation analyst as well as a marriage, family, and child counseling intern. Sophomore Renee Satterfield

Sharla Bogar, '74, lives in .Avon Park. Florida, 1960's Paul E. and Mae Quimby, who left Collegedale husband. Don, and their little boy. Don is in 1965, are retired in Angwin, California. Pastor with her at Walker Memorisil Hospital in Quimby taught religion and pastored here during a staff pharmacist Johnnie Sue Barlel, '66, lives in Burleson. two time periods, 1940-43 and 1964-65. .Avon Park. Texas, and works in a doctor's office. James Jackson Butler, M.D., '77, is an anes- Darleen (Davis) Sanford, '64. and her husband. thesiologist at the Northeast Alabama Regional Boh. have two sons. 13 and 16. Bob is an engineer Medical Center in Anniston, Alabama. with N.ASA at Goddard Space Flight Center. Their address is; 12598 Rl. 108. Clarksville. MD Shirley Beth Dever, '79, is now Mrs. Clayton 21029. Darieen directs activities and social ser- Brandt. She is living at Laurelbrook Academy in vices for Sharon Nursing Home, writes a weekly Tennessee, and is secretary to Bob Zollinger, the local news column, and books travel arrange- president. She has one son. ments. They are both on the church board at Rose Edwards, '79, is a registered nurse work- Triadelphia. ing as a cardiac specialist with ten doctors in Hemet, California. She does a lot of patient teach- Elder Ron .Smith, '65. and his wife, Kathleen ing about exercise and diet. (Delamore), are living in Boring, Oregon, where the Hood View Church in Portland, he Jack Francisco, '74. is principal of Enterprise is a nurse. They have four children. and Kathy Academy in Kansas. He and his wife, Linda (Frick), have three children; Jeremy, 13; Rachel- Juanita Stinchfield, student '59 to '61, is ad- le, 10; and Sharia, 8. ministrative secretary to the vice president/ '77, as an R.N. on a marketing for the Review & Herald Publishing Danelle Glenn, is working Hospital. She Association in Hagerstown, Maryland. medical unit at Porter Memorial lives in .AiiroiM. C'olorailo. enjoys skiing, is still friends to slop by when going Bill and Dixie Strong, both'69, have a new ad- single, and invites dress in Louisville. Kentucky. to. from, t>r through Colorado.

James O. Greek, '73. is pastor of the Heights Sandra Willsey, '67, is a nurse at Kettering and SDA Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His has one son. wife, RauKina, teaches psychiatric niiising. Pre- viously they were in Mobile, Alabama. Jim is now student '68 to '69. is going on his Bob H. Wint, completing a doclor of minislry degree in church liflh year as principal of growth. in Savannah, rcnnessce. He is married to Debbie '78, is and delivery (Cooper), who is registrar. Their son, Bobby Jr.. Linda Sue Henning, an OH nurse in I.eesbiiig, Moiida. pari lime, ;iMd Freshman Lisa Cowan is 14. room

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Samuel T. James, '72. teaches English and sponsors the yearbook at Fletcher Academy. He and his wife. Gloria (Patterson), former student, have boys. Marc and Chns. Sam is studying in the B.F..'\. program at the University of North Carolina. .Asheville.

Sharon Jenkins, '77. has been working as an R.N. in the trauma'JCU unit at Loma Linda Uni- versity Medical Center for six years. She lives in Cotton. California.

Cheryl Jetter, '71, has been English department secretary and writing center supervisor at An- drews University, but is beginning her Ph.D. in comparative arts at Ohio University this fall.

Gary Jimenez, '78. and his wife. Elaine (Batts), '78. live in Greenville. South Carolina. He is an F-R. physician, starling his second year of (3B/GYN residency. Elaine is a medical trans- criber.

Ken Johns, '78. is industrial arts instructor at Mt. Juliet Junior High in Tennessee, He is cur- rently working on his master's degree at Middle Tennessee State University. He and his wife, Margie (Kathka). '77, have daughters. Erin, 4,

and Stephanie. 2,

Wayne Johns, student '68 to '70. is self- employed as a physical therapist and is vice pres- ident of a computer firm producing programs for perceptually handicapped. He and his wife, Ar- leen. an occupational therapist, have sons Jason. Junior Gary Howe 6. and Jeffrey, 3. They live in Leesport, Pennsyl-

mother of a boy. 2, and a baby girl. Her husband. Carole (Benedict) Hoekenga, '75, teaches Cynda Johnson, '78, is living in Kenosha, Wis- Volker. was recently appointed communication grades 3 and 4 at Floral Crest School on Sand consin, secretary of the Florida Conference. Mountain, Bryant, Alabama. Daughter Brenda, Delbert L. Johnson, '76, his wife. Andrea, '74, '81, and her husband. Brad Durby, former stu- '74. is an inactive R.N. who di- and sons Jeremy 6. and Reggie, 5, moved to Hong Wanda Herb, dent, are at Bass Memorial Academy, where he is volunteers) at Kong from Guam in July, 1983. Del is treasurer of rects volunteer services (300 boys' dean. Daughter Julie. '82, is working on her also coordi- the South China Island Union Mission. Andee Washington .^dventist Hospital. She B.S, at SC while working full time at Tri-County teaches prenatal classes at Hong Kong .Adventist nates Lifeline, a service for the elderly and hand- Hospital. icapped. She is still single, owns a townhouse. Hospital and plans to attend her 10-year nursing and enjoys softball. volleyball, and snow skiing. Judith (Socol) Holland, '72. has had her own class reunion this fall. (She also writes interesting real estate management development business newsletters for her friends!) 'V.S. the J. Dwight Herod, has pastored for seven years. She is married to Kent Holland, Larry G, Johnson, '70, Is an anesthetist In Hickor\-Lenoir district in the Carolina Confer- an attorney, and they live in McLean, Virginia. ence for about three years. His wife, Janita Greeneville, Tennessee. His wife. Sonja (Roy- '70. (Robertson), student '74 to '76, is temporarily Linda Hoose, student '76, is product manager alty), does home health nursing for Takoma retired from working as a certified dental assis- for an electronic distributor and lives in Elk .Adventist Hospital. Their children are: Tanya,

tant to care for Jodi LaRae, 1. Grove, Illinois. 13; Greg, 9: and Eric. 7.

'77, Les Hess, '73, is a senior trial attorney in the Ross A. Horsley, M.D., student '70 to '7.3, is a Lester Johnson, is a senior medical student state attorney's office, Orlando, Florida. neuro-radiologist. He moved to Buffalo, New at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. His York, from the Albany area in June to go into wife. Cynthia (Urick), '77, is in nursing education Marlene (Bittler) Hewitt, '79, is a critical care private practice radiology. He has two boys and at St. Anthony Hospital in Louisville. They have charge nurse at Porter Memorial Hospital, Den- two girls, ages 1 to 6, a dog, a cat, and a parrot. a giri, Leslie, 3. and a baby boy, Loren. ver, Colorado. She has been happily married for

two years to Jarretl L Hewitt, a respiratory Katye Hunt, '73, is director of ANGEL (Ad- Thelma Johnson, '73. retired from elementary therapist and mechanical engineer. ventist Network of General Educational Li- teaching after 25 years, though she still does some

braries), a processing center for 1 1 4 schools in the subbing and volunteer teaching of art and hand- Hicks, '71, is associate youth director Wayne Georgia-Cumberland and Florida conferences. writing occasionally. She and her husband live in for the Upper Columbia Conference, Spokane. She lives in Ooltewah. Tennessee. Daughter Hendersonville. Tennessee. They have four chil- Washington. He and his wife. Jeri (Haeger), have Suzanne is in seventh grade at Spalding School. dren, 15 grandchildren, and three great- boys 7 and 8. "We are delighted owners of five grandchildren, horses and all of us are anxiously promoting the Susan G. Irisy, '76, is doing well as president of soon return of Jesus through the Pathtmder pro- Advantage Customer Relations Systems, offering Ronald L, Johnston, '77, and his wife. Connie gram of the Upper Columbia Conference." hospital consulting. She lives In Oceanside, (Noble), '75. live in Orange. California. They do California. computerized billings for doctors' offices. Their Douglas A. Hilliard, '71, is assistant treasurer children are Michael, 5, and Rebecca, 2. for the Dakota Conference. He and his wife, Tammy (Johnson) Jamar, '78, is an R,N. work- Debbie, live in Pierre. South Dakota. Debbie ing on the surgical floor at Memorial Hospital, Thomas Johnston, '79. is a carpenter living In works for the state in the Department of Water Chattanooga. She came back to Tennessee to Slingerlands. New York. He married Echo and Natural Resources. Their twins. Doug and work on her B.S.N., and met her present hus- (Perry), student '79. in June, 1979. Duane, are now tall teenagers. Desiree, their band, Leroy, in Chattanooga. They married in Cheryl (Wierzbic) Jordan, '80, teaches fifth daughter, began school last fall. 1983. grade at Ringgold Intermediate School in Geor-

Wanda (Huggins) Hobbs, '78. married Larry Carlene (Bremson) Jamerson, '70. is director of gia. She married Alan K. Jordan on December 28, Hobbs in 1978. They live in Dothan, .Mahama. nursing service at Takoma .Adventist Hospital, 1982. in Cleveland. Tennessee. They have lived

She is head nurse of the newborn and intensive Greeneville, Tennessee. Her husband, Gary, is a in Ringgold since September, 1983. Her step- care nurseries at S.E. .Alabama Medical Center, a respiratory therapist. Jeremy is 6 and Julie. 3. daughter, Amanda, is 8. Her husband is vice pres-

400-bed acute care facility. Their children are Carlene is pursuing an M.B.A. degree at East ident of Servicemaster Building Maintenance Angela, 14, Randy, 14, and Chad, 4. Tennessee State. Contracts, Inc., in Chattanooga.

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Lori (Mondavi Keesler, '^8 lo '79. is an L.P.N, Stubbs. of Lake Placid. New York, in August. Linda (Dowden) Ledford, '71, is office manager married to Jim Keesler. They have a daughter. 1981. They both work at Florida Hospital. for a periodontist in Richardson, Texas. Her hus- Lea Michelle, born December 20, 1983. Jim band, Larry, is in building maintenance for an Marian (Lundy) Kuhlman, '70, is a retired works at Wildvvood Sanitarium, near their Geor- international property company. They live in nurse in Collegedale, Her husband is H. H. gia home. Gariand with daughters Rebecca. 8. and Robin, 5. still works Kuhlman. former SC employee. She They are happ> that a new church school has just in the College Health Service when Greg Keller, '79. is an R.N. working in surgery occasionally opened in Richardson. enjoy time with their grandchil- at East Ridge Community Hospital. Chattanoo- needed. They ga. He lives in .Apison. dren. Lester F. Liltell, M.D., III, student '70's. is an orthopedic surgeon with an orthopedic group in Holly Lacey, '79. teaches in the health, physical Joyce .\nn IBobbittl Keller, '76, floats as an Chattanooga. He and his wife. Sherry (Hoover), education, and recreation department at Walla R.N. in the pediatric and neonatal ICU areas of have two children. Lester. IV. 9. and Lisa. 7. Walla College. College Place. Washington. Loma Linda University Medical Center. Now divorced, she lives m Bryn Mawr. California, Laurel Ladish, student '73 to '76. designs and Michael Littell, student '75. and his wife. with her active Chancy .Aaron. 3. who was born in markets interior design packages to cruise ships Rhonda (Webster), '77. have been living in Kan- Chattanooga. and large naval carriers. She lives in Solana sas City. . Michael was a third-year stu- Beach. California. She writes that her parents dent at the LIniversity of Health Sciences College James Robert Kennedy, '73. is an anesthetist. have retired m Honolulu and that her brother Tex of Osteopathic Medicine. Rhonda is home with '72, is certified and his wife. Varenda I Walker), a is a businessman in Napa. California. Adam Christopher, who was born last December. registered nurse. They live in Greeneville. Ten- nessee.

Mary Lou King, '70. has taught at the church school in Douglasville. Georgia, for 12 years. She

teaches grades 1 to 4. In 1976 she received her M.Ed, in reading instruction from Georgia State University.

Beverly (Kuhlman) Kinney, student 70's. is a receptionist in a doctor's office in Winter Park. Florida. She is single again and has a daughter. Lauren. 6.

Doug and Vickie (Greenleaf) Knecht, '77. are teaching at Sandia View .Academy. Corrales. New Mexico. He teaches music and she teaches home economics. They taught at Highland .Academy for three years, then Doug got his mas- ter's in music education at .Andrews University. and in 1982 they moved to SVA. Donald John was bom January 25. 1978. and Derek Rahn on March 14. 1983.

Stanley J. Knight. '78, pastors the Tuscaloosa and Hueylown churches in .Alabama. This spring 10 new members were baptized. His wife. Valeri (Johnson), '78. works pan time, and they're both enjoying raising their son. Ryan Patrick, born

July 1. 1983.

Joyce Lynn (Cooksonl Knight, '77. works as an R.N. in surgery at Madison Hospital. In De- cember. 1980. she married Thomas M. Knight, a 1982 dental school graduate of LLU. After a two-year public health obligation in Kentucky. they plan to move back to California. They live in Bowling Green. Sophomore Paul Williams Sophomore Darwin Clark Marsha Koppel, '77. lives in Loma Linda. She

Is school nurse in Ontario. California, for 220 students. '79. is living in Hunlsville. handicapped Linda (Self) Lane, '71. works halftime in the Viki (Midkiff) Little, neonatal intensive care unit at Loma Linda Uni- .Alabama. pastors the Bob Korzyniowski, 72. regis- versity Medical Center. Her husband is a '76 Manchester-Nashua churches and lives in Mer- Danelte E. (Sant-Villiers) Livadney, studen) tered respiratory therapist, working in the pul- last fall lo Hampshire. is a computer and to '77. moved (o Denver. Colorado, rimack. New He laboratory at LLUMC. Their monary function Con- amateur radio enthusiast. His wife. Susan (Wil- become better acquainted with an Adventist boys are Josh. 5. and Luke. 4. in March. Danetteisa cox), is an inactive R.N but an active mom of tact member. They married Denver, hut four: Catherine. 8; twins Eric and Ryan. 7: and legal secretary working in downtown James Michael Largin, student '70. died De- Andrew. 4. they live in Brighton. cember 22. 1972. He was from Callahan. Florida, Aundretle' Logan, student '77 to '78. is secre- HeinzJ.Kowarsch, 77. recently moved to Mar- tary for the Avondalc SDA Elementary School ion. Illinois, as pastor. While he was in the Russell L. Lazarus, '76. is enjoying Hawaii as a and lives in Chattanooga. Bloomington. Normal, district, the Lord doubled captain in the .Army Nurse Corps. He is stationed His wife. Hospital. His wife. Adelina (who is the church membership from 40 to 85. at Iripler Michael Lombardo, 77. and his wife, Kamona program at a local attending nursing classes at the University of Judy, is completing an R.N. (Perkins), '76. live in Meridian, Mississippi. He Jason. 9: and his son. Joshua, 3. are with him in hospital. Their children are: Lisa. 14; Hawaii), g(adua(edat Andrews University in I98()andwas H(molulu and Monica. 6. ordained in 1983, He paslors (he Meridian. Pine |-orcs(.and Newton churches. Kamona is a niuse OmnLi R. Kreigerd, student '75. died October Charyl (Allen) l^edbeller, 72. lives m I roul at Rush llospilal, Ihcy have been married since 7, 1977. He was married to Dawn (Reifsnyder), dale. Oregon. She has been doing substitute 1979, former sludenl. He worked as a draftsman at the leaching, some private business work, and Silver Spring. Naval Surface Weapons Center m Vxlv/ard K. Longshore, student '76 to '78, is a homemaking. Her husband is buying half a coun- Maryland Carolina. He mar- I in Clinton, South seling business, so they arc busy getting that set- police officer ried in I9KI anil has a son, I'dward McKittrick, Kim Kroker, student '79. married Penny tled.

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in -.1.1 iVlay 5. 19S4. Ihe ianie day he graduated proposes and negt)tiates defense contracts \uth former student and R.N.. works there labor delivery. Irom Lander College with a B.S. in HPERD. the U.S. Navy. He lives in Newark. California, and and says he has "no family to report!" '72. June Loor, '71. is a community health nurse. Patsy (Rosen) Middaugh, is a pan-time Marisol Martinez, '76. is taking a break from She and her hushand. John, live in Mollis, Maine. C. sewing instructor and fabric consultant at medical school to care for .Andy Elvis. 2. and He is president of the Northern New England Bishops Sewing Center in Niles. Michigan. Her less than a year. She is married to Conference. They have lour grandchildren, Haydemary. husband. Allen, is a self-employed licensed home David .Almanza. and thev live in .Apopka. Flori- thanks to Janie and Jim Pleasants, who have three building contractor. They have a son. 5. '72, da. hoys, and .Susan. '71, and John. Jr. . who have Gary L. Miles, student '75. is an insurance Joe Mashburn, '76, and his vsife, Salley, '77, agent in Nashville. His wife. Linda (Arnold), '71, have moved to a new address in Kettering, Ohio. '76. is secretary to the pastor of the Nashville First Kathy Lord. has been at City of Faith Med- Sally graduated from medicine at Loma Linda in Church and a member of the Home and School ical and Research Center in Tulsa. , for 1981, and in June completed a residency in anes- Board for Greater Nashville Junior .Academy. more than two years. She is an R.N. and unit thesiology at Kettering Memorial Hospital where Jason is 9, and Jana is 4. Gary is head deacon at manager of the oncology and cardiology clinics. she will continue to work. Joe has his Ph.D. in their church. In June she began study toward a B.S. in mathematics from the LIniversity of California at psychology. Riverside, and now has a tenure track position at Dennis and Barbara (Piatt) Millburn, '72. hve in the University of Dayton. Mary Kathleen (Schaefer) Lorenz, '72. teaches -Apopka. Florida- Dennis has been undertrea- at the Okeene. Oklahoma. SD.-^i School. She mar- Kathy (Stanley) Mather, '77. is president of an surer of the Florida Conference for six years. ried Garney Guy Lorenz on March 18. 1984. at engineering consulting corporation. She and her Bobbie IS a homemaker. and they have a daugh- the Ketchum Church. husband. Dale, have a son. Jonathan. 6. They ter. Marlene. 6- have lived in four states in Ihe last three years as '70, is business manager/ Linwood \. Lothrop, consultants to nuclear plants. They live in a 40- Charles Mills, '73. has his own company. Chris- Medical Center in St. administrator of Philpott fool 5lh wheeler, with a Tonopah. -Arizona, ad- tian Communications, which makes audio-visual Petersburg. Florida. Children are Jessica Fawn, dress currently. She makes quilts and quilted programs for the .Adventist church and other .Ad- bom in 1975, and Justin Zachary, born in 1978. jackets as a hobby. ventist professional groups and institutions. Though based in Rome. Georgia, he travels Vicki (Luzader) Lounsberry, '76. controls in- John Mathews, '75. and his wife. Jan (Schram), widelv- He married Dorinda Kuebler in May, ventory for Mobile Home Sales, San Antonio. '76. are in Muscatine. Iowa, where John pastors I98I-' Texas. She is married and has two sons. the SD.A church and directs a half-hour weekly Nicholas. 6. and B.J.. 2. TV program. Encounter. He's recording a second Joan Mills, '76. has survived two winters in record album and working on a D.Min. degree Boston. Massachusetts. She is assistant Darryl and .\rlene Ludington, '73. love teach- from Andrews University. Jan is working on her controller/office manager for SDK Medical Com- ing at Greater Miami .Academy. Darryl teaches master's from the University of Iowa. Their puter Services, one of the largest data processing .Arlene. grade 6. Their sons are music, and daughter, .Angela, is 3, firms for the health care industry in New Eng- Joshua. 1. and Jason. 4. Fred Mclntyre, student '75 to '77, and his wife land- She lives in Bnghton- Thomas Eugene Lynch, '77, is working with the live in Oconto, Nebraska. They teach as a team in Centra Care Medical Center in Deerfield Beach. a 14-student church school. They adopted two Nick Minder, '79, teaches grades 5 and 6 at Florida. babies, Joel, now 4. and Mindy. 2. Armona Union -Academy and lives in Hanford, California, with his wife, Patricia (McKenzie), '73, '75. Carol L. Maas, student owns Carol's Pro- Michael L. McKenzie, pastors the Gobies. '77, and two sons, Nicholas, 2, and Darren, 1, fessional Typing Service in Eugene, Oregon. She Michigan. Pinedale Church and also the Pullman Nick just finished his M.A. in educational ad- has a son, Jonathan, S, who attends Emerald Church. His wife cares for D.J.. almost 7. and ministration from Loma Linda University. Pat- Junior .Academy. Pleasant Hill. -Amy. 4. ricia works as a relief supervisor at the local SDA hospital. They hope to return to the Southeast Magaly (Martinez) Macias, '76. works as a Donna (Myers) McNeilus, '79, is a housewife some day and would love to hear from friends. laboratory and x-ray technician for Cardiology and mother. She and her husband. Denzil .Associates of Orlando. married Ouidio McNeilus, former student, are parents of Justin She Carmen Miranda, '78. is a program assistant, Garwin. born February 12. 1984. They live in Macias in July. 1980. Latin American Bureau. .Adventist Development Dodge Center. Minnesota. and Relief .Agency. She lives in Takoma Park, Barry Mahorney, "70. and his wife. Sharryn, Maryland. She assists the bureau director in '69. live in Talbott. Tennessee. He pastors the Jack McNeilus, '79, is in purchasing and sales of planning, writing, and evaluating development Morrislown district, and she cares for the home steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. He lives in and relief projects. and Jonathan. II. and Chana. 9. Each summer Dodge Center, Minnesota, and is also an Barry, his father-in-law, and Jonathan hike academy board member and innkeeper. Lillian (Sucro) Mitchell, '78. will soon rehjm to another 30 to 40 miles on the Appalachian Trail. part-time work as an R-N. She has taken a rather Adam G. Meister, III, student '71. is a compu- lengthy maternity leave and has found son Doug- Peter Malgadey. '73, has cost control respon- ter programmer for the General Electric Com- las, almost 2. a real joy to slay home with. She has sibilities at McKee Baking Company in Col- pany in Louisville. Kentucky. He and his wife also worked with the local group of active legedale. He and his wife. Beth (Frederick), '77. have a ne\\ baby girl. .Ashley Heather, bom De- Pathfinders in Ringgold. Georgia. have two children. Ricky. 6. and Kelly. 4. cember 31. 1983.

Wendy (Harrell) Morey, student '69 to '70, Debbie (Cowley) Manasco, '77, is an emergency Hermes S. Mendez, '77, is a computer science owns and operates a natural food store, is co- room charge nurse at Loma Linda University teacher at . His wife, Sha- owner of a horse breeding farm, and raises An- Medical Center. Her husband is starting his sec- ron, is a private nurse for the Cardiovascular rabbits. and her husband. David John ond year of residency in anesthesiology there. Surgeons Group in Orlando, Florida. They have a gora She have two red-headed sons. D.J. and son in high school and a daughter who was in Morey. '75. is Jared. conducts a home school program Diane (Gilmore) MarshaU, full-time wife kindergarten last year. Wendy of Glenn Marshall, a C.R.N. .A. at Hamilton Med- for the boys. They live in Saxton's River, Ver- ical Center in Dalton. Georgia, and mother of P. David Merling, '74. is taking PhD mont-

Jeffrey. 5. and Kimberly. I. She also works part classwork at .Andrews University in Linda (Lowe) Morris, '76, is an R.N. and medi- time as an R.N. at East Ridge Community Hospi- archeology/Old Testament. His wife. Stephanie, cal secretary at the office of an orthopedic sur- tal. Chattanooga (CCU/ICU). .After living in is working on a behavioral science degree, work- her husband. Ron A. Morris, Florida. New Jersey, and Madison. Tennessee, ing as secretary for the New Testament depart- geon. She and student, live in .Avondale Estates. Geor- they are enjoying the mountains and camping ment at the seminary, and mothering their sons, former gia. He works in the production and sale of plate near their home in Tunnel Hill. Georgia. They David, Jr.. 13. and Jeremy. II. glass- participate in Ihe Ringgold Church. Joanne C. Metcalf, student '78, is receptionist- VVendell S. Moses, '74. and his wife. Sharon Doug Martin, '75. works in the credit depart- secretary at Blue Ridge Technical College. She M. '78. live in Linda. California. ment at Kettering Hospital in Ohio, and teaches lives in Fletcher, North Carolina. (Prather), Loma Wendell is presently in an orthopedic surgical Bible at . He and his wife Mearle E. Meyer, '79. is a certified registered residency there, and Sharon is an R.N. on a surgi- just had theirfourth child, agirl for the first time. nurse anesthetist. He recently passed his anes- cal unit- They write that their "6-year-old daugh- Glen Mather, '78. is a contract administrator thesia boards and practices at Fairfax Hospital in ter, Gretel, is a schnauzer who thinks she's a for Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, He Fall Church. Virginia. His wife. BonnieS. (Heck), person- Ofcourse we've told her nodifferently,"

12 • SOUTHERN COLUMNS '70 '71. Donald A. Mole, student to Is a saies Frederick. Maryland. She is also church choir Harry Pawly. 71. lives in Parry Sound, On- director. representative for Mitchell Orthopedic Supply. In 1983 she married Kenneth V. Ojala. tario. He is an employment counsellor for the '72. His \^ife. Rene (Currie), is a full-time They breed Arabian horses and have a beautiful Canadian govenment. working with ihe Canada hoiTiemaker. Their daughter. Tammy, is almost 7. farm near New Market, Maryland. Employment Immigration Commission. and Jonathan will he 1 in September. Ooltewah. GeofT Owens, '77. maintains a residence in Dal- Tennessee, is their home. LaVeta M. Payne, who taught educ.ii^on and las. Te.vas, but has spent extensive amounts of psychology at Southern prior to 1977. is now re- Stanley Move, student '75 to '76. lives in time working in the Washington, D.C.. area over tired in Cleburne. Texas, where she cares for her Mobile. .-Mabama, where he is a resident physi- the last year, and in the New Brunswick. New parents who are 88 and 93. cian, general surgery, at the University of South Jersey, area since May. Employed by Electronic Alabama. Data Systems Corporation, he pert'orms various Mike and Karen (Schwartz) Porter, both "76, tasks related to the installation and maintenance live in .Altaville, California. pastors '77 '^9. Mike the Keith Murray, and is an R.N. super- of returned computer systems. He to bacherlor- Altaville/San .Andreas district in the Northern visor of the operating room and recovery room at hood two years ago. California Conference. Their children are An- Garrett County Memorial Hospital. He and his drew, 5, and Sarah, 4. »ife. Laraine (Purdie), '77. live in Mt. Lake Park. Ray Paden, '79. is a computer programmer with Maryland. Meghan Lynette will be 3 in an oil company in Houston. Texas, doing seismic Frank B. Potts, '79. recently transferred from

November. applications for Geosource, Inc, He is Pathfinder the Alabama Supreme Court and now is practic- director and serves on the Texas Lay Advisory, ing law with his father's firm in general civil prac- John Jay Negley, '70. is assistant plant superin- chairing the education subcommittee. He is not tice. His wife. Cindy, whom he met at SCin 1976. tendent tor the Review and Herald Publishing married. recently joined him in the Florence, Alabama, .Association in Hagerstown. Maryland. His wife, area and obtained employment there, after com- Eileen (Harkins), former student, works in a den- Gary Dean Parfilt, student '73 to "77, is an R.N. pleting requirements at the University of ial office. Son John. Jr. "Sport" plans to attend working in a cardiovascular ICU in Phoenix, Tennessee- Knoxville for a four-year merchandis- Highland View .Academy this fall. .Arizona, for a year as a prerequisite for anes- ing degree. His brother, Robert L. Potts. '66. has thesia school. His wife. Janice Marie (Phillips), become general counsel of the University of Dmght Nelson, '73, and his wife, Karen (Os- Alabama Systems. wald), '74. live in Berrien Springs. Michigan. He has been senior pastor of Pioneer Memorial Philip Proctor, '77. is maintenance engineer at Church at .Andrews University since June. 1983. Kamagamho High School at Kisii. Kenya. His Karen works part time as an R.N. Their son. vMfe. Marlys. helps in the library and with physi- Kirk, is 4, Dwight has finished classwork for the cal education classes. Their girl. Jennifer, is 3, D.Min. and now has the dissertation to complete. and their boy is under I . Phil has charge of water supply, power plant, grounds, and building re- Roy Nelson, '79. and his wife. Pam (Halley), '7fi pairs, sometimes sermons in the hush. and '79. consider Jeremiah Lee. 4. Christina. 3. and and Anthony Scott. 2, to be God's greatest bless- Katherine H. Rackley, student '75. currently is ings to them. Roy works in the plant services working as an ultrasound technician, though she department of Shawnee Mission Medical Center. is also a registered radiologic technician. She Their home is in Spring Hill. Kansas. lives at Indian Rocks Beach, Florida.

Rick Neubrander, '79. is a computer program- Judy (Merchant) Rader, '71. lives in Portland, merin Orlando. He married Cindy Rogers, former Oregon, and is a medical secretary at Good student, in February. 1981. They are active with Samaritan Hospital, Teen Pathfinders.

Ronnie Raitz, student '74 to '76. is vice presi- Fritz Newman, '71. and his wife, Suzanne dent of Housing Colony. Ltd., a north Atlanta (Jackson), '73, live in Takoma Park, Maryland. builder. His wife. Loretta. also works in real es- Fritz is president of an ad company and Suzanne tate. They live in Marietta. Georgia. is president of 9-5 Partitions. Eric is 5 and Laura will be a year in October. Janet (Cooper) RallilT, 78. is an R.N. at Memo- rial Mission Hospital in Asheville. North Mitchell Nichdaides, '73. pastors the Camden Carolina. She received her C. C.R.N, certifica- and Sumter. South Carolina, churches. He and tion in July. 1984. Her husband. David, graduates Evelyn 'Chapman), '74, have a son, Jonathan, 8, in August from anesthesia school. They hope to and a daughter. Susanna. 6. relocate in Knoxville.

Penny J. Nielsen, '71, presented a paper at the Ron Reading, '74. taught at Jacksonville Junior Alabama Reading Association held in Birmin- .Academy in Florida for three years, then has been gham early this year. She serves on the publicity at , Hamburg, Pennsyl- committee of the association. Senior Candace Curry vania, for seven years. He teaches health, physi- education, and gymnastics. His wife. Dale Rose Michelle Norman, student '75, was killed cal '74 '75, student to finished her B.S. at LLU and (Corwinl, '73, is a homemaker. part-time R.N. in an auto accident on June 20. 1975. works in surgery. and part-time color consultant. Their children are Mark Nicholson, '73, and his wife, Betty Brenton. 9. Bryce. 6. and a daughter. Brooke. 2. Pamela S. (Howe) Parker, '76. is executive sec- (Lullmani. 75, live in Durango, Colorado. retary to a hospital administrator in Hollywood, Bonnie (Burch) Reed, '74. enjoys her work at Florida. Her husband. [Javid, is a registered Rick Norskov, '76. and his wife, Kay the University of Central Florida. She has a vari- physical therapist in private practice in Pompano ICampbell), student '75 to '76. just moved to ety of tasks as secretary for WUCF-FM/ Beach is divorced. Faycttcville, Tennessee, this summer, where Instructional Resources. She Rick IS starting his medical practice and Kay will Janice Marie Patrick, '73. was killed in an auto Steven Drury Reedy, slutlent '72 to '73. works leach. He was recently chief resident in the family accident January 31, 1977. Following graduation, in a church furniture factory, and lives in practice program in Jackson, Tennessee. Their she had spent the summer in volunteer service at Middletown, Indiana. Children are Melissa. 8. lint child, Benjamin Jens, was bom in March. the Columbia-Venezuela college. The following and James Patrick. 6. school year she taught at Cedar Lake, Michigan. Eileen Oakley, '73. lives in Matthews. North 1975-76 school year she taught al Georgia- Debbie ll.inlner) Reinsch, '74, lives in Dayton. Carolina I'he at Cumberiand Academy. In the fall of 1976 she had Ohio, Her husband practices anesthesiology Kettering Medical Center. Ihey have a daughter DeniM Faye (Proctor) 0(jg, sludenl '77, lives in been teaching at Graysville Academy, She was almost 3. and another child was due in .April. Kent City, Michigan She is returning to the buried in Collegedale. phone company as an information operator. She David W. Patterson, '70, is president of l-^lhio- Age Rendalcn, '75. has completed a master's and Sonny Ogg got married in April, 1980, Her pian Adventist College in southern I'.thiopia. He degree in Ijiglish at the University of Oslo. Nor- »lep-daughIcr.T

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bara, "82, is involved in many church and secular sponsibilities. His wife. Rita (.Aakko), "79, is a music projects. Chrislin is learning lo read and charge nurse on the surgical lloor at Palms of enio>s books. Pasadena Hospital in St. Petersburg.

Kieth Schleifer, '79, and his wife, Kittie Carol (Neall) Reynolds, '77. met and married (Crook), "78, have been living in Loma Linda. Byron Reynolds, a Califomian physical therapist, California. Kieth graduated from medical school in 1981 while working at Weimar Institute. They in June and now they will be in Hinsdale. Illinois, served as missionaries in Bangkok. Thailand, for for his residency in family practice. They were in nearly three years, doing hospital and health edu- Puerto Rico at Hospital Bella Vista for several cation work. Now they are studying at Loma w eeks of practical experience. Linda for a few years and then hope to return to Thailand. address is; 10561 Limerick .Av- Their Larry Schlist, student '70, is construction enue. Chatsworth, CA 9131 1. superintendent for residential and commercial

buildings in Madera, California. His wife is an Faye (Acuff) Rhodes, '74. is a semi-retired so- R.N. working in newborn nursery and maternity cial worker now staying at home with sons

areas . Their children are Crystal , 6. and Travis , 2. Joshua, 3, and Graham, almost I. Her husband. Tom. is a designer and sample-maker at Com-

mercial Flocking is free- of Carolina. He also a Ben Schrock, '79, and his wife, Vanessa, live in lance commercial illustrator. They live in Mor- Roanoke. Virginia, where they are active in the ganton. North Carolina. SD.A church and their community. Ben is doing general radiography as an x-ray technologist. Julie (Williams) Rhodes, student '75 to '76, is Their children are Wendi. II. and Jerome, 8. "housewife, homemaker. and mother—in charge

of the lives of two precious children. . . an awe- Margaret (Collins) Schroeder, graduate student some responsibility."" She and her husband. Sam in "75, has retired from teaching but volunteers W. Rhodes. Jr.. have sons, Samuel, 3, and four days a week as remedial reading teacher at Joshua, 2. They live in McConnells. South the Milton-Stateline SD.A School where her Carolina. daughter teaches third grade. Richard Holmes, Susan Dianne (Sutton) Richardson, student '69 her son-in-law. is associate pastor at the Walla Walla City live in Walla, to '70, is part owner of a wallpaper store. Her Junior Kevin Rice Church. They Walla Washington. husband. Randy Richardson, drives for UPS. Martha Anne Ruggles, '77, is continuing her They live in Lawrenceburg. Tennessee, and have education in Loma Linda. California, JeffSchultz, '78. is a dentist living in the small a son. Russell Ryan, 5. Beth (Best) Sabo, "79, is a self-employed rural farm community of Wakita. Oklahoma. He John D. Riggs, '75, pastors the London and seamstress and also helps run her father"s photo- graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in June. 1983. His wife. Daria(Stoehr). Williamsburg district in Kentucky. His wife, graphy studio in Ringgold, Georgia. She married Paul 1978. the Helene Radke, '73, teaches in the Williamsburg W. Sabo in They have a beautiful Ger- graduated same time in dental hygiene. They man police dog. married in -August, 1982. church school. Their daughter. Heather Dawn, is

8, "79. Karen Salhany, is an operating room nurse Katie Jo (Herber)Schwlnn, "74, is a homemaker and owns a business. She lives in Nashville and is Harry B. Rimer, '72, lives in Birmingham, in Shattuck, Oklahoma. She is also local child •Alabama, where he pastors the Birmingham single. evangelism coordinator, and bookkeeper and secretary for the family-owned construction Roebuck Church. Wayne Salhany, "74, is senior systems analyst company. She and her husband, Karyl, have sons for SCI Systems, Inc.. a diversified electronics Pamela (Millar) Ritzier, "74, is an R.N. taking Konrad, 6, and Kristopher, 2. manufacturer in Huntsville. .Alabama. He and his care of surgical patients. She married Jack Ritzier wife, Tralece (Harrel), "83, daughters have Jen- D. Gregory Scott, "78 "79, in May. 1977. They are buying a home in River- student to lives in nifer, 8, and Penny, 5. Grimaldi. ItaU . side. California. Jack is an apprentice plumber. He manages Radio KOST. a lay owned and operated, self-supporting Christian Kathy (Cross) Sanderford, "77, is an R.N. work- Dr. Bill Roberts, Jr., "76, lives in Frederick. radio station (FM), broadcasting along the ing for a cardiovascular surgeon in Memphis. Her Maryland. French and Italian Rivieras and Monaco. '"Radio husband, Richard, is entering his fourth year of KOST represents the only efforts by Seventh-day dental school and plans to practice in Ft. Myers, R, Eldon and Linda "Holly" (Holland) Roberts, Adventists to evangelize Monaco."' He Florida, following graduation in 1985. both "72, live in Bakerst"ield. California. Eldon graduated at La Sierra in 1983. teaches English at Bakersfield Adventist Karen (Matey) Santaniello, "77. works part time .Academy, also an evening computer class. Holly Ken Scribner, "71. and his wife, Andrea (Nel- as an R.N. in a pediatrician's office. She has been "69, teaches private piano lessons . is organist for Sun- son), have been enjoying their work in the married for five years lo David Santaniello. Brad- day churches, and cares for Damien Sherlen Northern New England Conference for seven ley is 3 and another child was due in September, Thomas, 4, and Charisse Linee, I. They love years. Ken ministers to the central Vermont area. California weather but miss the Southeast. Karolyn Kay (Hartwig) Sartin, "75, works part They live in Barre amid beautiful ski country in time as an R.N. at East Ridge Hospital. She and winter. Their son, Kenny, is 12. They welcome Alice S. Robertson, "75, lives in Montgomery. her husband, Gary, live in Ringgold, Georgia. He visits of friends. .Alabama, where she is superintendent of educa- works for a home health agency in Ft. Og- tion and director of communication for the Gulf Robert and Jane (MiUer) Sea], both "76, live in lethorpe. Their children are: Eric, 13; Aaron, 5; States Conference. Her son Willis is a satellite Winter Haven. Florida, where he is pastor. Jane and Sonja, 3. director for H & R Block and Company in north- cares for Jessica Elaine, 2. Bob and Jane both eastern North Carolina. He has a son Kent. James Sawtell, "77, pastors the Aiken and received master" s degrees from .Andrews Univer- Alice"s son Philip, "79, is a GC auditor in the Batesburg-Leesville churches in South Carolina, sity in 1979. They worked in the Valdosta- Southern Union. Married to Kathy (Thurber). Children are a daughter, 12, and a son, 5. Lakeland, Georgia, district, before going lo children are Steve and Sebrina. .Alices daughter. Florida. Janita, is the wife of Dwight Herod, "75, in the Karen Schaefer, "73, is a registered dietitian on "72, Carolina Conference. Their daughter is Jodi a temporary medical disability. She lives in Vini- Janice Kathleen Sedey, teaches grades 1 LaRae. ta, Oklahoma. and 2 at Greencville .Adventist .Academy in Ten- nessee. She has been there since her graduation. "73. Fairra Roddy, "72. is a certified registered Cynthia Jean (Churchill) Scheffler, student She is adopting a 15-year-old girl who has been nurse anesthetist at Baptist Hospital in Nashville, is a secretar> living in .Altamonte Springs, Flori- living with her for the past five years. Tennessee. da. She is married. Jim Seeley, '72 and '76. is practicing family "72, Ken Rogers, '78, is youth pastor at the Napa Joseph LeeSchermerhom, student was kil- medicine in Madison, Tennessee, with his part- ^ SDA Church in California. led in an accident in .April, 1977. ner, Jones Moore, "72. He and his wife, Pam (Stoner), '72, have two daughters, Suzanne, 6. Karen Leone Ruggles, '74. is now Mrs. Mark Schiefer, "77, is co-owner and manager of and Jacquelyn, 2. Lemoine. She is working for the U.S. Air Force. the Jefferson Motel Apartments, Treasure Island, She has one child and another is expected in Florida. He also keeps busy at the St. Petersburg Martha (Kendall) Seeley, M.D., "71. is marned February Church with the youth department and other re- to Charles B. Seeley. She plans to take several

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'79. years' Iea\e from acu\e practice as of June 1. She school. His wife. Sharolyn (Brass), works daughters..Suzanne, 12. and Stacey Lvnn. almost in is the mother of five; Mar>. 10: Sarah. 6; Joe. 4. part time as an R.N. at Vanderbiit Hospital 3. in Whites Becky. 2; and Elizabeth. 1; and number6 was yet SICU. They have a girl. 2. They live to arrive when she «rote. Thev may he moving to Creek, Tennessee. Dennis "Terry" Stone, '78, is financial coor- .-Mabama from Oneida. Kentucky. dinator with NKC Management. Inc.. responsi- Scott Snyder, "78. lives in Louisville. Kentuc- ble for the financial operations of four hospitals. ky. He is statT medical technologist for second Carl Edward and Debra (Ray) Shaw, '78. live in He shares an apartment with his brother. Mike, shift at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital. Hendersonville. North Carolina. Debbie teaches '8l.inJeffersonville. Indiana. Terry is minister of

economics at Fletcher .Academy . They at St. Matthews home Terry Snyder, '70. teaches science at Wiscon- music the Church. have lived in that area since their marriage in sin .Academy. Columbus. Wisconsin. His wife. .August. 1978. .Abby is their basset hound. "76. Harriet, teaches home economics. Their children Francis A. Stone, Sr., is a substitute are 9 and 7. teacher and tutor in Candler. North Carolina. Bob Sbolles. '77. and his wife. Carol (Canosa). '78. just moved to Durham. North Carolina, to Lincoln F. Sottong, student '74 to '75. lives on Alan W. Stout, "78. graduated from medicine at begin a fellowship in child psychiatry at Duke Signal Mountain. Tennessee. He is a volunteer Loma Linda University in 1983. He is presently University. Their sons are Joel. 2. and David. w orker at a children' s home, is a student at Chat- doing a residency in family practice. His wife. under I. Carole is busy at home. tanooga State, and assists in the primary division Kalhy (McGhee), "79, is an R.N. working part at church. time in CCU and teaching nursing at Auburn Uni- John A. ShuU. '70. is a physician ( obstetrics and versity part time. Their home is in Columbus. gynecology! in Chattanooga. He and his v\ife. '74. microbiologist at John E. Soule, is a clinical Georgia. Law ana. have two children. Paige. II. and Walker Memorial Hospital. .Avon Park. Florida. Hunter. 3. He married Lis D. Jorgensen in 1975. Their son. Brian E. Strayer, "73. was in Paris for 14 weeks John. Jr.. is 3, and daughter Traci is a year old. this summer to complete research for his Ph.D. Kari Shiiltz, "79. is dean of girls at Campion dissertation. He is assistant professor of history .Academy. Loveland. Colorado. Dan and Richa Stevens, both"72. live in at .Andrews University and sponsors the Pre-Law .Marietta. Georgia, where he is pastor. Richa is a Club there. Rodney Siddall. '74. is a dentist in private prac- part-time nurse at Smyrna Hospital, and just tice. He graduated in 1981 at Loma Linda Univer- completed her M.P.H. from Loma Linda Univer- '76. George Pel Sun, student "73 to '75, went to sity. He and his wife. Diane (Bennettel, live in sity. Joel is 8 and Joshua. 6. Tallmadge. Ohio. Their daughter, .Alhson. is 3, Loma Linda from SC to continue medical Richard D. Stier, '78. has been vice president technology studies. He and Jacqueline (McLa- and another baby was due in May . Diane has been '75. in touch working part time in the medical-surgical ICU in for marketing and strategic planning at Porter ren), lost contact after 1975. but got Akron. Memorial Hospital since June. 1983. He married in May. 1978. and married that .August. George is Maria Young in 1978. Their children are Richard medical technologist at Sycamore Hospital Deborah (Hyde) Simmons, '75. is a housewife Duane. II. 3. and Melissa Kay. 2. Their home is in iKMC) and Jackie has been working there as a and motherof asonalmost 2. Her husband. Nye. Littleton. Colorado. nurse, but quit to be at home with Jennifer who

is an emergency and family physician. Their was born two months prematurely in January, Maryan (Wilkinson) Stirling, '78. married Dr home IS in Birmingham. .Alabama. 1983. Allare well. They live in Miamisburg. Ohio. James Stirling in 1982, and has been in Loma Winnie Sinclair, '73. leaches art part time and Linda. California, since then. He leaches an- Willie Mae (Aflleje) Surkey, '74. is living in cares for Beth. 8. and Joey. 6. She lives at thropolog> , which involves them in field trips and Deep Creek. Florida, and is an ICU staff nurse at Ridgetop. Tennessee. study tours and good times with students and Medical Center Hospital. teachers. Carlene Skoretz, '79. is a nurse at the Loma Linda Hospital emergency room. Edward and Lynn (Driver) Stokeley, both "79. Gloria (Nies) Sutherland, student '73. is secre- and are in .Arcadia. Florida, where Ed is prinicipal of tary to the principal of Madison .Academy

( '78. for Beth WiUis) Smith, is church secretary the church school and teaches upper grades while teaches business classes. Her husband, Duke, is a the Stone Mountain Church and is also a Discov- Lynn teaches lower grades. They have two real estate broker. Can is 5 and Cassie. 2. ery Toys consultant. She is married to R. B. (Barryl Smith. IV. and they live in Tucker, an

Atlanta suburb. Barry is employed at the corpo- rate offices of Pizza Hut. They have one child. Robin Allison.

F. John Smith, '72. is an emergency medicine physician. He and his wife. -Alice, have been mar- ried about six years. They live in West Richland.

Washington. Children are Stephen. I. and baby Paul.

Wilfred (Buddy) L. Smith, Jr., '73. is an R.N working as a medical-surgical nurse at .Medical Center Hospital in Punta Gorda. Florida, and surgical nurse at Fawcett Memorial Hospital. He

is a single parent with daughters. Christine. 7. and Dawn. 5. He comments that God is working in nature to bring people to Christ in Rorida. The warm sunny weather promotes growth and blos- soming.

Pcgg) J. Smith. '75. lives in Hendersonville. Tennessee Her husband. Stephen Smith, directs patient business at Madison Hospital. Their chil- dren are Trisha Jeanne and Gregory Michael

Kalhie (Pnrin) Snyder, '70. lives in Juneau.

Alaska, where her husband. Dan. is pastor of the Juneau Church and legislative liaison for the Alaska Conference Kalhie works as a critical care R N. and house supervisor at Bartlelt Memorial Hospital. Danielle Kathleen is 10 and

Daniel Steele is 7.

Brent Snyder, '77. is vice president of Madison Hospital and oversees financial matters. Cur- Patty Wyckoff and junior Bobby Kendall rently he is al*o enrolled in a four-year law Freshman

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Carl SwafTord, '75. has been teaching science Cindy (Williams) Warner, '76. teaches in a day

al Spalding Elementary Schcnil in Cullegedale tor care center in Fletcher. North Carolina. She and seven years. His wife, Beverly (Dean), '!}, works her husband. Jim Warner, have a young son, part time at Park Ridge Hospital. Their hoys are Charlie. Chris. K. and Corby. 4. Laura (Haveman) Warner, student '77 to '78, Gordon Swanson, '70. is principal of Forest married Nathan Warner in 1981. Their sons are Lake Elennentary Educational Center. His wife, Aaron Roscoe. 2 in October, and Benjamin Lee. Laetitia. works as secretary for Dr. E. J. born March 31. Nate does maintenance at Sleavens in Orlando. Lisa is 14 and Glenn is 12. Takoma Adventist Hospital. Greeneville. Ten- They live in Longwood, Florida. nessee.

Swanson, '76. is administra- Verbelee (Nielsen) Bill Waters, '70. pastors the Ft. Myers. Florida, liaison at Florida tive assistant and physician church after 10 years of being on the move in Robert Edward Hospital in Orlando. She married evangelism. He and his wife, Cora (Marina), '68. January I. 1984. Swanson, former student, on He are enjoying evangelism in a pastoral setting. is employed hy Security First Group. Wendy is 12 and Mark. 9.

Susan Kay (LaFave) Swatzell, '78. moved in Eloise (Carruth) Waters, '71, is a public health May with her husband, David, to Orlando, where nurse and nursing supervisor for the Bradley he is in materials management at Florida Hospi- County health department. She and her husband. tal. Their son. David Lee. II, was born last De- Chuck Waters, live in Cleveland. Tennessee. cember in Michigan while Dave was finishing his Children are Karen Michelle. 8. and AlisaGail.4. M,B.A. in management at Andrews University. Susan was assistant superx'isor at the AU dup- Cecil Wear, '62. is business manager of Dunlap licating department. Medical Clinic. Dunlap. Tennessee. He and his wife. Barbara (Holland), '72. are getting settled in Roy M. Sweeney, '76. is a teacher in Columbus. the beautiful Sequatchie Valley after two chal- Georgia. Roy, Jr., Mike, and Bill are on their own lenging years at Ethiopian Adventist College. now. Renee is almost i. Roy's wife, Mary, is They are building a log cabin on their 61 acres of staying at home. They also enjoy being foster forest with creek and spring. parents. Senior Pam Steiner

Joyce Thornton, '76. lives in Cleveland, Ok- 1979. Their children are John, 10, Bradley, 6, and Janice E. (Schubert) Weber, student '71 to '74,

lahoma. Rather than working as an R.N., she is Michelle. .^. is now a mother, wife, school bus driver, and home with the children, Heidi. 6, and Christ- Ric L. Tryon, '71. pastors the Sylmar Church in church secretary at Capital Memorial Church. opher, almost 4. Her husband, Floyd, is a self- the San Fernando Valley of California. He and his Washington. In her spare time she sews for employed L.P.N, who does private duty nursing. wife, Cynthia K. (Rogers), student '70to '72. have people. Her husband. Fred, is church organist, He is volunteer assistant pastor at the local SDA plays the two children, Timothy Christian, 8. and Linda fora Sunday church, and works for U.S. church. Christine, 6. Former classmates are welcome to Navy. Their giris are 7 and 3. The Webers live in visit. Silver Spring. Maryland. Mic Thurber, '78. and his wife. Jana (Boling), '76. live in San Diego. California. He is associate '77, Ben Tucker, is a self-employed mechanic Stephen H. Welch, '77, is assistant manager at pastor of the Park does North Church and area with a home shop and also cares for a small or- Flonda .Adventist Book Center. Married to Lori media (radio) work. Jana has a home computer chard. He lives in Milton-Freewater, Oregon, (Raub). he and his family, including Cheryl. 7, business, plus Gina, 4. and Darrin, under I, to with his wife, Doris, and children Melissa, 7. and and Kristin, 3, live in Apopka. care for. Jacob. I. Doris is assistant director of nurses at

Pendleton Community Hospital. Alane Wheeler, '77, is an R.N. teaching at Bill Tol, '69, is an investment broker/branch Florida Hospital in Orlando, in the School of retirement services coordinator for Dean Witter Doris (Hart) Tucker, '77, of Smyrna, Tennes- Practical Nursing. She is enrolled in the M.B.A. Reynolds, Inc. His wife, Carole E. (Johnson), '70, see, works as an R.N. for the Medical Pool program at Rollins College. is a nurse consultant for a Nutri-System Weight .Agency, relieving in hospitals in and near Loss Clinic. They live in Eureka, California. Nashville. She has been married almost five years Ron and Betty (Becker) Whitehead, both '78, Darla. II, and Daryl, 10, attend Humboldt Bay to Eddie Tucker. Luke Edward is 2 and Jessica have moved from Louisville, Kentucky, to Adventist School near Eureka. Eve is I, She loves motherhood and teaches cra- Shreveport. , where he is the new youth dle roll at the Murfreesboro Church. director and health education secretary for the Gary Tolbert, '77. pastors the Jacksonville (VValden) '69 to '70, -Louisiana Conference. Their children First Church in Florida. He and his wife, Malta Cynthia Turner, student are twin girls. Stacy Kay and Heidi Marie, and a (Hardaway), former student, have been there owns and operates a fioral and gift shop. The Strawberry Patch, which she bought the first of baby boy. Ryan Henson Whitehead. since August, 198.^. Their sons are Matthew. 7, and David,4. the year. Her husband. Richard, is a correctional (Zill) Wickliff, '7.S. is assistant head officer for the state of Florida. They live in Avon Karen nurse at the Florida Hospital-Apopka emergency Eddie Towles, '70, is a dentist in Jellico, Ten- Park. Their sons are Justin and Todd. Cynthia married Lloyd Wickliff in 1976. nessee. He and his wife, Bonnie, have four chil- previously worked as a deputy clerk for the clerk department. She He works for Centra Care in Orlando as an x-ray dren: Heather, 9; Laurel, 6; Edie, 4; and Cristin. of courts of Highlands County for 1 1 years. technician. Keith Walters, '72. lives in Madison. Tennes- '76. Dale J. and Janet (Kramer) Townsend, both '76, see, where he is assistant manager of the Frances Wiegand, is enjoying being as- live in Peachtree City, Georgia. Dale is a physi- Kentucky-Tennessee Adventist Book Center. He sociate pastor for the Beltsville Church, right out- cian presently working for the Public Health Ser- moved recently from the Minnesota ABC. Sons side Washington. D.C.. and has been there nearly

vice, and Janet is finishing a graduate degree in are 5 and under 1. five years. "Never a dull moment." library science at Emory University. Phillip V. Walton, student '78. is at Keene. Rachel (Thompson) Wiegand, '72. lives in

Cindy Sue (Weatherall) Trask, '79, is a recep- Texas, continuing with pre-med study. His family Durham. North Carolina, and teaches grades 1 to tionist and bookkeeper at a podiatrist's office in is in the Cayman Islands. BWI. He is a private 8 in the SDA elementary school. Her husband, .Atlanta. She lives in Tucker, Georgia. pilot. Heinz Wiegand, '70. is a full-time graduate stu- dent. Their children are Misha, almost 4. and Christy (Cochran) Trimble, student '78 to '79, Jim Wampler, '78. is director of guidance and Heinzie. under I. is a legal secretary for an oil and gas firm. Her counseling at Ozark .Adventist Academy, Gentry, husband. Ken, is a sales representative for a .Arkansas. He and his wife, Sandra Kay (Rasmus- Roger and Ruth (Earle) Wiehn, both'76. live in

home improvement facility. Her step-sons are I."! sen), have a daughter, Jodi Michelle, born March Albany. Georgia, where Roger teaches grades 5 and 7. They recently bought a new home in Mes- 30. 1983. to 8. Ruth works two days a week in medical-'

quite. Texas. surgical nursing. Brian is 4. and Heather. I. Dennis and Sherry Ward, both '72. live in Al- '69 Esther M. (Kroulik) Trombley, student to tamonte Springs. Florida. Dennis is a plastic sur- Cindy (Wright) Williams, student '76. is '71, married Curtis K. Trombley in 1973. They geon, and Sherry, a homemaker. Their boys are scheduling scretary for five surgeons in Winter moved from Escanaba to Saginaw. Michigan, in Scotty. 8; Jamie, 6; and David. 3. Park. Florida.

16 • SOUTHERN COLUMNS Gary D. Williams, '79. and his wife. .Alice (Cal- is an operating room nurse at Loma Linda Com- Stephen Yost. Ill, '70, is a computer program- kins), former faculty, are no« at Andrews Uni- munity Hospital. mer for .Adventist Health Systcm/Sunhelt. He versity. He is graduation ad\isor in the records lives in .Apopka. Florida.

office, and she is director of the coordinated un- Gilbert Dale Woodrufr, 77, died September 26, Martin dergraduate program in dietetics. .Alisa was horn 1982. and Cindi (Whitehead) Young, lx>th "78, February 20. 1984. live in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. Mailin is a Cheryl Lynn Woolsey, '77, and her husband, C.R.N. A. at St. Thomas Hospital with the car- Dave Woolsey, '7.'', are living in Browning, Mon- diac team. Cindi is a secretary in the Nathan Edward Williams, student '71 to '72. is education tana, and are self-supporting missionaries to the department setting up a medical OB GYN practice in for the Kentucky-Tennessee Confer- Blackfeet Indians. ence. •Vsheville. North Carolina. He and his wife. She asks, "Does 'no babies' mean no

news? If so, no news . . . Donna (Brown). '73. have a son. Nathan, II, 9. a Ha!" Thomas F, Worthen, '78, is a computer pro- daughter. Natalie. 7. and a new daughter, Lara. grammer analyst for Loma Linda Foods, River- Steve Young, student '7.5 to '76. lives in Brew- side, California. He and his wife, Sandy ton, Alabama. He purchases alloy and steel scrap Randy W. Williams, '77. is parts clerk in the (Bergman), have a daughter, Carrie, 2, and a sec- for Ductile Iron Foundry. He is also into foreign parts department of McKee Baking Company. ond child was due in September. He and Sandy car restoration. Single, he attended FSU school His wife is bedridden due to M.S. Their son married in 1979. of broadcasting in Tallahassee. Florida, and now works as a security guard in Chattanooga. They is working on a degree in business. are members of the Daisy. Tennessee, church. Roger D. Wright, '77. has been accepted to the Loma Linda University physical therapy prog- James E, Zeigler, teacher '65 to '74, and his '77, W. Bart Willruth, is vice president of Hi- ram. He lives in Loma Linda, California, and is a wife are enjoying some degree of retirement in Lite Corporation, an international trading com- Pathfinder leader. Collegedale. As volunteers they help with health pany specializing in lighting products. His wife. Dottie (Mackey), former student, is in an execu-

tive track with the J. C. Penney Co. They attend the Christian Reformed Church in Fort Lauder- dale, and are building a new house in the Boca Poinle Golf and Racquet Club. Boca Raton. Florida.

Ken and Cheryl (Oliver) Wilson, both'73. live in .Augusta. Georgia, where he pastors the Augusta First Church. Cheryl teaches grades 5 to 8 at the church school. Their daughters are: Jenni, 9. Jessi. 6; and Mary. 4. They all retreat occasion- ally to their mountain cabin in north Georgia for R&R.

Ke\in B, Wilson, '78, is a self-employed attor- ney in Chattanooga, Wilson & Wilson. His wife, Scarlett, works for TVA in Chattanooga and also with Wilson & Wilson.

Wendi Wilson, student '79 to '80. lives in Battle

Creek, Michigan, where she is secretary to 4.''

doctors at a local hospital. Her son. Brandon, 2, is growing and doing fine. Wendi attends night classes at the community college as well as work- ing full time.

David R. Winters, '71. and his wife. Judy IBroderson), '70. live in Chattanooga. David is a physician in family practice at Collegedale Medi- cal Center and Ringgold Medical (Tenter. Judy retired from teaching nursing in December, 1982. just before the birth of their third daughter. Amanda Kristine is 8; Jessica Leigh, 5; and

Lorelei Nicole. 1.

Virginia (Smith) Winters, '73. married Jim Win- ters in June. 1974. They both teach at the Law- renceburg. Tennessee, church school and look forward to teaching in a new school building this

fall. Virginia taught at Knoxville Junior Academy four years and Smithville Academy five years before going to Lawrenceburg.

Mark Winters, student '75. is internal auditor for Loma Linda Hospital in California. He is single, and enjoying golf in the California sun- shine.

.Maurice and Nancy (Sweat) Witt, students '68 to '72. live m Mountain Home. North Carolina. Sophomore Shelley Duncan Maurice is an ordained minister for the Mills River and Brevard district. Their children are; Betty I., Yeaton, '70, taught elementary grades screening for the Georgia-Cumberland Confer- Alcxa, 9; Preston, 7; and Holly, .S. at Groveland Academy, Florida, for five reward- ence. ing years anti now has been librarian for seven Babbie Sue Wohlers, '73, is an operating room Robert D, Zollinger, '78, is president and prin- years. She teaches a Sabbath School class, nurse working in St. Jf)seph, Michigan, and lives cipal of Laurelbrook Sanitarium and School. in Berrien Springs. Inc., Dayton, Tennessee. He and his wife have Bruce and Judy (Wullke)YinglinR, both '77. are three children. MJchad and Sherry tCavanaugh) Wood, both leaching at Shenandoah Valley Academy, New '71, *77, live in Collon, California, Michael is a Market, Virginia. Bruce teaches English and Terrell Zollinger, and his wife. Johnnie surgery resident in his fourth year of training at Judy teaches business education. Their daughters (Williams), '70. reside in Hloimiington, Indiana. Loma Linda University Medical Center. Sherry arc Stephanie Michele, 3, and Flisa Renee, I. Teiiell is a professor al Indiana Univi.-rsily, k SOUTHERN COLUMNS • 17 :1

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leaches public health courses, does research, and Robert Bridges, '81. begins medical school at Rose Ann Crawford, '83. is teaching at Gate- conducts Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking prog- Loma Lmda University as of July, 1984, He just way Junior Academy in Leesburg. Florida. lams. Interests are woodworking, gardening, and finished a master's degree in physiology there. '80. computers. Johnnie is an R.N. at Bloomington He married Dawn Thompson in June, 1983, Elizabeth Annette Creed, is a staff nurse, Hospital, and enjoys needlework and cooking. labor and delivery, at St. Joseph Hospital in Au- '8 gusta. Georgia. Son Derek. II. likes trains and computers. Teresa (Hansen) Brown, 1 , is a legal secretary Daughter Nicole. 10. prefers cats. All enjoy phys- for an estate planning lawyer. She married in Jodi Crook, '82. lives in Nashville. Tennessee, ical fitness —hikmg. swimming, jogging, camp- June. 1981. and lives in Horse Shoe. North and plans to graduate next spring from the physi- ing. Carolina, Tiffany June was born last December. cal therapy assistant program at Volunteer State

'8 Community College. JefT Butler, 1 . is an internal auditor for Buck- eye Federal Savings & Loan. Columbus. Ohio. Barbara Bradley (Schmidt) Culver, '80. teaches He and his wife, Lisa (Blazer), former student. at Adventist Elementary School in Santa Barba- have a son. Justin Wayne, born September II. ra. California. Her husband. Bob, teaches at the 1983. same school. Their son Robert just graduated from Academy in May, Brandt. 1 980's Teresa Lynn Caldwell, student '79 to '81, is 12, and Angle. 1 1, were each in a class- studying public relations at Andrews University, parent's (Miller) Badzik, "80. is living in room last year, Pamela Fortu- but "1 do LOVE Southern." Her home is in na. California. She married Dave Badzik in Oc- Jacksonville, Florida. Victor W. Czerkasij, '82, is associate director tober. 1982. She works full time, day shift, as an for the Ukrainian department of the Voice of R.N. in OB —including labor and delivery, post- Gayla (Hendrickson) Calvert, student '79 to '80, Prophecy. His wife. Rene (Albers), '83. teaches at partum, nursery, and sick babies, "And it's all is a ward clerk part time at Kadler Hospital. Rich- the junior academy near their home in Pacifica, great!" she says. Current family entails a land. Washington. She is married to Jerry Cal- California. This summer Rene visited her sister, parakeet named Jeffrey and a computer named vert, 11, and they have a son born June 2. 1983, Shiree (Albers) Nichols. '79. and her husband. Cindy, though "enlarging the family in the near They raise afghan hounds for recreation, Tim Nichols. '79. in Nebraska. Victor received a future is under discussion." Jody Caraway, student '81 to '83, of Marion, scholarship from Harvard University, so was studying advanced Daria J. iGeiger) Baggett, student '80 to '81. Iowa, has been continuing with college in Neb- Ukrainian, literature, and his- works at McKee Baking Company in production. raska, Her sister, Sharlene Caraway, student '81 tory in Boston this summer. She and her husband have a new baby boy. to '82, has a B.S. in psychology and also a B,S, in Bev Dickerhoff, '83. is girls' dean at Fletcher. behavioral science, and plans to work in Lincoln ' Linda Bainum, student '82 '8.1, .Academy in North Carolina. J. to lives in Correctional Center, Silver Spring and is taking business at Maryland Stacy (McQulston) Dortch, '82. has been teach- University, She became an aunt this year when Gary W. Carnes, '84. works at the Campus ing grade I in Augusta. Georgia. She married her sister. Renee (Bainum) Houle, former stu- Kitchen and lives m the Collegedale area. He and \ Howard Dortch, III, former student, on July 25, dent, had a girl, Linda says she enjoyed her year his wife, Kristy R, Prince, celebrated their first 1982. Howie graduated from Medical College of! at SC and the special friends she met there, anniversary May 18, Georgia in June. 1984.

Mark Bame, '84, graduated in May, plans to get H. H. (Bo) Carwile, Jr., '81. is assistant man- Mark Driskill, '80. is assistant director of pub- a job as an R.N,, and go on to school, ager of North American Credit Services in Chat- lic relations at Andrews University. He and hisi tanooga, His wife. Juanita, '79. works at the Terry Benedict, '81, lives in Malibu. California. wife. Sharon (Chase), have three children: Memorial Hospital child care center, and is also is still single, and is camera operator for "It Is Latisha, 2; Julian, 1; and Sigmond, their baby developing her own homemade crafts business at boy, Mark is working part in Written," He also is doing freelance production home. time on a master's coordination and assistant directing for television psychology. commercials (including '81. Datsun 300ZX) and Claryee J. Caviness, and her husband . Ken, Penny Duerksen, '82, last year was a second- shows (Bloopers and Practical Jokes). '83. are living in Methuen. Massachusetts. She is year graduate student in biochemistry at Emor\ an R.N. staff nurse in the CCU at New England Donald E. Benedicto, '80. is a staff nurse University in Atlanta, at Memorial Hospital. Loma Linda LIniversity Medical Center, working Tamera Elaine (Reiter) Easterday. student '8C in the intensive pulmonary care unit. Betty Ann Cheever, '81. is an accountant for to '81, expects to graduate September 30 from Ernst and Whinney. C.P.A.. inOriando. Florida. Ken Bidwell, '83. started anesthesia school in Loma Linda University as a physical therapist,' She lives in Winter Garden and is still single. September. He has been working at Madison During her third session of internship she worked at the Hospital in critical care, and is still single. Scott A. Cherne, '80. is a senior medical student Olympics with the Danish bicycle team. at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She married Robert Bryan Easterday on April 3, Elisabeth "80 '82. Louise Bishop, student to is 1983. He is a supervisor of carpentry, painting,, finishing her degree in physical therapy at Loma Terri Coonley, '81. married Edgardo Ber- and general construction at LLU. They are buy- Linda University. Her home is in Summerville. mudez, '81, in August, 1982, They both work at ing a mountain house about 25 miles from LLU. Georgia. Florida Hospital. Terri a.san R,N. and Edgardo as a medical technologist. Their son, Andrew Ryan, Tracy (Norwood) Eller, '82, is an R,N, workinji Cheryl Bisson, '83. is a physical therapist at was born December 30, 1983. as operating room supervisor, central supply di- Sarasota Memorial Hospital, in Florida. rector, and infection control nurse. She married

Monica (Petligrew) Corrigan, '82, is an R.N. in Edward Eller on June 6. 1982, and they live ir: Linda (Edwards) Blackwell, '82, gets to be at charge of 3-11 pediatrics at Eliza Coffee Memo- Jamestown, Tennessee, He administers Fentress, home to train her daughter, Ginda, in Oakland, rial Hospital in Florence, Alabama. She married County Nursing Home. Lady is their German Tennessee. Ginda was walking and saying Hi! at Edward A. Corrigan on March 24, 1984. shepherd. nine months.

Karin M. Covi, '81. is starting her last year of Richard Eugene EsterUne, '83, is the associate Steve Black, '83. is a certified public accountant medicine at Loma Linda University. pastor of the Altamonte Springs Church ii for Cline, Brandt. Kochenower & Co.. in Spar- Florida. tanburg. Carolina. South When he wrote, he was Candace Cox, student '81 to '82. is majoring in engaged to Bates, '84. Robyn communicative disorders and expects to graduate Claire Doreen Estes, '80, graduated in Mav in 198.'! from Andrews University, then plans to from UTC's counseling program. Her internshi| Jennifer (Thomas) Boardwine, student '80, has get a master's in speech pathology at a public was with the alcohol and drug program at North been married to Michael D. Boardwine for four university. west Georgia Mental Health Center in Fort Og years. They live in Kingsport, Tennessee, and lethorpe. She anticipates working in an alcoho have two children, Erin Michael. 3. and Robert Randy Cox, '82. and his wife. Anita, '79. live in and drug rehabilitation center. Duane. I. Fletcher. North Carolina. Their son. Nicholas

Andrew, was born last November 4. Randy is Helen (Ewing) Faber, student '81, is the ne\ Diane (ChrislofTers) Boccheciamp, student '80 band director at Fletcher Academy. girls' dean at Forest Lake Academy in Oriando to '81. has been working on a computer science She married Rick W. Faber, former student, ii degree and working as a data transcriber in COOP Bruce R. Coston, '83. married Cynthia Patter- February. 1983. with the Navy Hospital in Bethesda. '83. Maryland. son, on July I in Collegedale. Bruce is attend- She married Elias David, a registered nurse going ing the University of Minnesota College of Vet- Patricia (Bourque) Featherman, student '83. i on to pre-med, in December, 1983. erinary Medicine and enjoying it very much. a housewife and volunteer with Ronaf

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McDonald House, working with families who in December. I98.s, A September 2 wedding to visor for the Visiting Nurse Association in Or- ha\e children with cancer. She and her husband. Malinda Boyd, '83. took place in Cookeville. lando, Scott, live in Gainesville. Florida. A bab> was Tennessee. due this summer. Scott was graduating from med- Paul Hoover, "80, enjoys pastoring two Bruce A, Hall, student '78 to '80. is working ical school in June and starting an internship in churches in eastern Kentuck-, He and his wife. toward his M.B.A. at Middle Tennessee State pediatrics. Patti, '80. have two sons. Paul. Jr.. 3. and Philip. University. He lives in Murfreesboro with an under I. They live in Auxier. Kentucky. Kevin E. Fisher, student '81. is living in English sheepdog and a cat.

Nashville. Tennessee. Melinda K. House, '82. is an R,N. working in William N. Hammond, '7.'i and '81, is a student intensive care at Florida Hospital. She lives in Steven Jay Fitzgerald. "83. is an accountant and nurse anesthetist in Charleston. West Virginia. Altamonte Springs. office manager for Harrigan & Brient. an inde- His wife is Kathryn (Hayes), '77. pendent and accounting consultant management Larry Howard, '80, works in electronics ser- Chris Hankins, '83, pastors the Hazard and tlrm in Santa Rosa. California. He is single, living vices at Southern College. His wife, Lorella with friends in Santa Rosa while looking for Whilesburg churches in the Kentucky-Tennessee an (Crago), '70, is on maternity leave from the nurs- Conference. He and his wife. Brenda. live in Jen- apartment. In .Apnl when he wrote, he was "dat- ing department at SC. Ladonna Marie was born kins. Kentucky, with their daughters. Manasseh. ing stead\ . but no definite plans at present." March 3, 1984. Loren is 6 and Landon. 2. 6. and Amanda, 4. Royce Goodchild, '80. works in a Kalamazoo. Nellie (Gomez) Hudson, '80, is a medical lab Janine Kay Hanson, "82. is working on her mas- Michigan, hospital on a cardiac care floor, where technologist and lives in Collegedale. Her hus- After moving he monitors a number of patients. band. George, recently completed computer "78. several times, he and his wife. Brenda, have programming school. They have an infant daugh- settled in Kalamazoo. She is employed at Upjohn ter. Pharmaceutical Co. in pathology and toxicologv

Their daughter, Kristin, is 4. Thomas Carlton Hunt, '82, is working on teach- ing certification and a master's degree in Donna (Goodson) Gibson, "81. got married last Washington state. He is still single and a full-time September to a young man she met in Korea as a graduate student. student missionary. They are in Keene. Te.vas. and Donna cooks for a sandwich shop at Di.xie Donna Kay Hutchins, student '82. recently Mart. moved to Lafayette, Colorado, from Grand Junc- tion. Tom Goodwin, '83. is working on a master's in biology at Loma Linda University with emphasis Florence (Calkins) Hyder, '82. is an R.N doing in paleontology in preparation for Ph.D. work. medical floor nursing at Pawating Hospital in He is still single. Niles. Michigan. She married MarkS. Hyder, "82. on June 26. 1983, They live in Berrien Springs. George Graves, '80. received the doctor of os- Michigan. teopathy degree in Kansas City in May. His one-

ear internship July 1 at Richmond > began Linda H. Im, '83. is taking a double major, Heights. Ohio. General Hospital. He and his music performance and music education, at the wife. Melanie, have a son. Grant, almost 2. University of Southern California, She lives in Diamond Bar, California. Rick Greve, '83. is sponsored at the seminary at .Andrews University by the Florida Conference Cheri Jackson, '84. married Jimmy Jones on and will be going there in the fall of l98-*i. His wife. June 28. Dene! (Hiner), '81. works in Benton Harbor as an

" ER nurse. They have "no youngens yet. Timothy Jennings, '83. is an R.N. staff nurse and going back to school for his B.S. He is in the Griffin, '83. has been teaching grade 2 in Hilma Collegedale area. New York, living on Staten Island. In the fall she will be attending graduate school at Andrews Diana Jimenez, '83. is taking respiratory University. Sophomore Larissa McCutcheon therapy in Orlando.

ter"s degree in nursing at Loma Linda University MoUie A. GrifTin, student "79 to '80. lives in Donald R. Johnson, '81. pastors the Ashland and nursing at the LLU Hospital. Raleigh. North Carolina. She married Robert S. and Morehead churches in Kentucky. He and his Browne, a civil engineer with the Public Gas Co.. Lori Beth Harr, "81. finished her B.S. in home wife. Connie, live in Greenup, since moving from on May 6. 1984. Mollie is assistant manager for economics in Texas last semester and worked full the Savannah. Tennessee, district. Connie is a Ive\ 's of the Carolinas. time at a residential treatment center as a nutri- secretary for State Farm Insurance. Daughter tionist. She is single. Kim just graduated from Highland Academy and Dennis and Dalaina (Resibois) Grigsby, both Tawnya will he in grade 7 at Ashland's church Charilyn Hartman, "83. lives in Hanford. '81. live in Middlelown. Ohio. He is principal and school. teaches grades f to 8 at Ham-Mid SDA Elemen- California, is single, and works as a staff R.N.

'83. I I 4. taught in Joanne C. Johnson, teaches grades to 8 in tary. Dalaina teaches grades to They Maureen Patricia Hayden, student '81 to '82. West Virginia, for two years before a one-room school near Cambridge. Wisconsin, Huntington. has been studying accounting in Tallahassee. moving Her husband, Dave, is a certified small engine to Ohio. Florida. Her parents live in West Germany. A mechanic. "No little additions yet." brother audits for Corning Glass and another Terry Grimm, '82. plans to graduate in De- operator in brother is an Air Force computer '82, cember with the M.Div. degree at Andrews Uni- Leah K. (Hendershot) Johnson, is an R.N. Europe. versity. His wife. Diana (Denning), former stu- working as a home health nurse at Medical Per- dent, works at College Wood Products. Jeanette (Monnier) Hazlett, '81. is secretary to sonnel Pool in Chattanooga, She married David the principal of San Pasqual Academy, She and A. Johnson on March 17, 1984. He is a Christian Jasmia Guma, student 82. married Edwin Col- her husband, Michael (whom she dated back at disc jockey, former math teacher, now working laz.o on June 17. 1984. She has been living in the Wisconsin Academy), live in Escondido, Califor- on a four-year ministerial degree and as a lift truck Bronx, working with computers and as area nia, He is assistant boys' dean. Their first baby driver for McKee's. coordinator of Pathfinders in the north section of was expected in August. (Powell) Johnson, live in New York. Rick E. and Sharon '80, pastoring Richard J. Henry, Jr., '80, is a nursing home Slidell, Louisiana, where Rick, is '80 '81 Sharon, '79, is teaching. Gregory S. Gurney, student to . lives in administrator in Tnith or Consequences. New and Newport. North Carolina, and is starting his own .Mexico, He is divorced. Joan Kathryn Jones, '79 and '82, married landscaping business. He has one more semester Holland, '81. recently transferred to the Thomas Charles Jones, '82. on October 30, 1982. to complete for a B.S. in business administration. Glenn I.eesburg and Belleview churches in the Oriando She is clinical supervisor for private duly nursing. Syslem/Norih. Her husband Steve Haley, '83. is a seminary student at An- area after serving an 18-month internship at the Adventist Health drews University, sponsored by the Georgia- Winter Springs Church as associate pastor. His works for Hinsdale Hospital, ami ihcy live in Cumberland Conference. He expects to graduate wife. Donna (Freeman), '82, is a nursing super- Clarendon Hills, Illinois,

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to begin medicine in Scott Morrow, '82, is in Loma Linda, Califor- Claudia Knaute, '84. is working as a secretary Medical Center and planning nia. loi Ihe education department at Shawnee Mission July. Medical Center. She shares an apartment with Mike McPelers, '80, pastors Ihe Duncan and Richard and Pamela (Justice) Mountz, both '82. Carmen Mock, '84, who is a receptionist and Addington churches in Oklahoma. He and his are living in Madison. Tennessee. He is with Sun- secretary for Advenlist Health Systems/Kastern wife. Sue, have a daughter, Beverly, h, and son, belt as assistant administrator of Imperial Manor Middle .America. Nathan, 2. A third child arrived in April. Nursing Home and Pamela is a medical secretary. David and Gay Knapp, hoth '80, live in Velvet McQuistan, '83, has been editorial sec- Marie (Catoire) Myhre, '81. spent a year Crossville, Tennessee, David is director of nurs- Lois retary at .Americans United for Separation of each at .Alpine Springs .Academy in Wisconsin ing at the Life Care Center there and Gay is hap- State. She married Rob Lang .August .Adventist Hospital in Tennessee pily staying home with David Roy, born last Church and and Takoma and they plan to reside in Collegedale until his since graduation. On June 5. 1983. in .Alexandria, November 13. 12 graduation as a theology major in December. Louisiana, she married Les Myhre, student '79 to student '80 to '82, ex- Steven L. Kuhlman. '81. They are living in Somerset. Kentucky, '82, to graduate in .August from Loma Linda Jon M. Messinger, is a medical student at pected where Les is taking aviation mechanics. Lois is master's Loma Linda University. University and has been accepted to a doing domestic engineering and family food ser- of Houston, program in geology at the University vice management, both on a full-time basis! Their Joylynn Rene Michals. student '82. works as is .Aaron Gabriel. children, 4 7. baby Sandra LaBar. '80, is director of nursing at a nanny to two German and who Tennesse, Present speak only German and Spanish, Her sister nursing home in Cleveland, Joseph H. Newcomb, '80. is administrator of Cherie is with her in Hamburg. Germany. family includes a dog and cat. Kingsport Health Care Center, a 198-bed nursing .Another sister, Deborah, '82, is a nurse at the home. His wife. Ann. is busy as a housewife. Ronda Lacey, '82. lives in Fort Worth, Texas, eating disorder unit at Kettering, Ohio. .A Darin is 7 and will start grade I.Troy is in grade 5, and works for Southgate Enterprises, brother, David, works at McKee Baking Com- and Stephanie will be a sophomore at Highland pany in Collegedale, and Cynthia has been at live in Gray. Tennessee. Bonnie Lake, "83, is a community health nurse .Academy. They Mount Pisgah .Academy. tor Health Care at Home. Her husband, Judd, is Julia Newton, '82. was looking forward to start- working on his master's at .Andrews University. Gordon Miller, '80, teaches grades 5 and 6 at ing her clinical years of medical school on July 23. They are "enjoying all the wonderful fellowship Glenview .Adventist School, and Rita, '78, " following her first two years at Loma Linda Uni- with other young couples here. teaches part time in grades 7 and 8. Valerie versity Michelle came into their lives on June 14, 1983, Mike Lamb, '83, has been living in Douglasvil- They live in Glendale, ,Arizona. Debbie Parson, '83. is administrative secretary le, Georgia, and working as a tlight instructor. He to the director of development at Glendale Ad- expected to enter Loma Linda University School Samuel B. Miller, '80. was transferred to Ger- ventist Medical Center. She lives in Glendale. of Dentistry in September, many in September. He has been counseling in a California, and contibutes musically to the Eagle community mental health facility with the U.S. Church. She says she misses her college Marco Lara, '80, is an x-ray technologist at Rock Army and living in South Lancaster. Mas- Loma Linda. California, studying to be a radia- friends. sachusetts. His wife. Teresa (Connell), '80. has tion oncology technologist. He married in 1982 '5 worked part time as an R.N. Their son. Stephen, Leona Parsons, '80, and student '50 to 1, is an and plans to move back to Phoenix. is 2. assistant vice president for Florida Hospital, assistant administrator. Mary L. Larkin, '82, graduated with an M.A, in serving at .Altamonte as Kimberly Mimms, student '80. is single and computing education from Teachers College, Her husband. David, is medical director of very happy in Chamhlee. Georgia. She works at for Florida Hospital. Daughter Columbia University, in May. She has been living employee health Mercer Univeristy for the communications de- her husband have taught in Zambia in New York City. Davona and partment as film and video specialist, photo- for three years. Their younger daughter works at '8 grapher, and purchaser of software, Paul LeBlanc, 1 . has been a shipping foreman Paradise Valley Hospital in California. Son David at McKee Baking Company while his wife, is studying engineering and also working at Mary Lou Mitchell, student '80, married Larry Argenta (Chappelll, '84, was finishing her Florida Hospital. Edward Wilson, former student, of .Asheville, elementary education degree, Paul hopes to work North Carolina, on May 20. (His sister. Rosalie Patlon, '80. is a medical technologist liv- on his M.Div, at .Andrews University in the fall. Rick Wilson. '84. graduated with an accounting major ing in Collegedale. His wife is Kim (Millican), '82, this spring.) Mary Lou has been working as sec- Ken and Paula LeBrun, both '81, have both an^R.N. retary of Mitchell Electric Co.. Inc.. in Knox- been teaching at an SD.A school near where they ville. and assistant director of Knoxville Real Es- live in Bluefield, West Virginia. Their first baby tate C.U. was expected in .August . Ken is assistant pastor at Valley View Church and school principal. Nancy R. Mitchell, '80. married Robert Harris Childers on May 12. They plan to continue living Edward C. Ley, '81, graduated in May with a in Ringgold. Georgia, where Nancy is a social master's in criminal justice at UTC. He is a worker for Catoosa County department of family juvenile parole officer for the state of Tennessee, and children services. and is a part-time chaplain in Hamilton County Jail. His wife, Bonnie K., '82, works part time as Marty K. Mixon, student '82. married Gina an R,N, at Parkridge Hospital while studying for Green on August 5 at Forest Lake Church in her B.S.N, at SC. She works with her husband in Orlando. Marty is a sheet metal mechanic, work- jail ministry. ing with ductwork and air conditioning. They live in Deltona. Florida. TarseeLi, '80, is a literature evangelist living in Jupiter. Florida. Jesse Mock, '80 and '81. is a carpenter, welder, and oil rig hand living in Jones. Oklahoma. His Janene (Mills) Loga, '81 and '84, married wife. Rhonda (McCulley), '82, is a research tech- Michael Scott Loga last August. He will finish at Oklahoma University Health Sci- nursing school next year. Janene has been work- nician the ence Center, campus. They recently re- ing at Hamilton Medical Center on the EENT OKC modeled a farmhouse and they enjoy country liv- floor. They live in Dalton, Georgia. ing and helping on Rhonda's grandparents' farm. Rhonda (Fulghum) McGuire, '83, married Gre- Lynda Marie (Flegel) Morell, '80, is a housewife gory McGuire on February 25, 1983. He is an and mom, and loves it. She and her husband, SDA medic in the U.S. .Army, stationed in West Michael, have a son. Jeremy, I, They live in Germany. They will return to the U.S. in 1986. Ogden, Utah.

Iris McKenney, *8I, is a senior at UHS,a medi- Michelle (Ohman) Morrison, '81. is an R.N. at cal school in Kansas City, Missouri, the University of Iowa Hospital in the pediatrics

J. Mark McKinney, '83. has finished his first department. Her husband, Wayne, owns and op- year of medicine at Loma Linda University. He erates a new printing business in Cedar Rapids. married Barbara E. (Chase), '81. on June 12. They have a son, Christopher. 2. and expected 1983, She has been working as an R.N. at LLU another child in June, Junior Kristin Kuhlman

20 • SOUTHERN COLUMNS Linda Kay Peden, sludcm '83. v^orks at Mer- r>'weather Foam Inc.. in Barberton. Ohio, and lives in Akron.

Susan Lee (Addison) Pennington. '82. works in accounts receivable at McKee Baking Company. She married Kevin Pennington, former student, on .August 7. 1983. He is attending UTC. and Susan plans to start on her MB. A. at UTC in September.

David Penno. '80. pastors the Kirksville and Goidsberry churches in Missouri and the Center- ville. Iowa, church. Matthew Keith was born in December. 1980. and Eric James in September. 1982.

Hector and Marilyn Perez. '80. live in Eagle Lake. Florida. Marilyn teaches at Winter Haven SD.'\ Church School and Hector is a hairdresser. They have two girls. Natasha. 2, and Sharia Maria, bom in .April.

Tami Powers, "82. is ajunior executive and vice president at Powers Printing Co. Inc.. in Spartan- burg. South Carolina, and is on the violin faculty of the pre-college department at Converse Col- lege.

Rodolfo Prado. student '80. is floorplan audit supervisor at Southeast Bank. He and his wife.

Millie, live in Miramar. Florida. He is working toward a business degree at Florida International University, and Millie is studying chemistry with the goal of teaching it.

Cheryl Pratt, '81. is self-employed in Orlando. Florida. When she wrote in March, she was single but had been proposed to by Sgt. Paul K. Bunce. U.S.A.F.

Billie Precise, student '80*s, is a head nurse at Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga. Her husband.

James, is a patrolman for the Rossville. Georgia, police department. Freshman Lyndon Wilson Fred Riffd, student '80's. is headed to Loma Bruce E, Rogers, student '78 to '82. works as a news radio in Knoxville. Tennessee. This spring Linda University for a M.P.H. degree. He has a realtor associate for Cash & Associates. He lives he did a six-week expose on the rise and fall of the call to go to the Iowa-Missouri Conference fol- in Naples, Florida, and is presently single. Butcher banking empire. lowing his study. He earned his B.A. in theology in Nebraska. '82, Kathy Rogers, teaches at James E. Delores Rugless, '80, is assistant head nurse in Sampson Memorial School in Fort Pierce, charge of a 19-bed open heart recovery unit at David Rikustad, '81. is drafting instructor at a Florida. She teaches young adults at Sabbath Florida Hospital. It averages six surgeries per high school with 1 .500 students. On weekends he School and is school news reporter for the church day. She is single. runs a church bus picking up 35 kids for church. paper. He and his wife. Terry, and daughter, Bridget Marsha Rumsey, '80, enjoys teaching grades 3 Elyse, I . live in Vidor. Texas, about seven miles Debra (Patton) Rood, "80. is a freelance writer and 4 at Eastwood Junior Academy in Columbus, from his work in Beamont. They write. 'We are and author of The Worksheet column for IN- Ohio, and is active in church-related activities. happily active in a Bible-believing church where SIGHT. She and her husband, Warren, expect we also teach lO-year-olds on nights. Wednesday their first baby in October. They live in Berkeley William and Kenna Sandborn, both '83, are at We try to spend our summers in with Montana Springs. West Virginia. Loma Linda, California, where Bill was in his families." both our freshman year of medicine. Kenna works as an Christine Ross, student "83. works at Al- R.N. on a surgical unit at LLU Medical Center. Fred A. Rimer, '80. to the moved Jackson. tamonte Hospital in Oriando. She has a baby girl Mississippi, district as pastor in Previously June. born December 3, 1983. Reva R. Santiago, "80, married Wilner Cacho. a he pastored the Gulfpon district. wife is His a senior medical technology student at Loma Linda graduate nurse. Their daughter. '84, just Lori Roth, '83. is patient service representative Angela. University, on June 24. Reva has been working at finished an associate in office in the Family degree administra- Health Center, a department of LLU Medical Center as a nurse in the neonatal tion. is Florida Hospital South. She is currently sharing a Son Todd a freshman at Bass Memorial ICU for almost four years. They plan to remain in '81. Academy this fall. living place in I.ongwood with Randi Pifer, Loma Linda. Her sister. Valerie Roth, '81, recently married Joseph Robertson, 'H3. administers Pinecrest Andrew Hache, and they are also in Florida, Mike Seaman, "81. is math and science teacher Manor, a facility of Sunbelt Health Care Centers. at Adelphian Academy. Holly, Michigan. He Inc.. in Hopktnsville, Michael Rouillier, '81, is a training super- Kentucky. J. writes, "All is well. Keeping busy." visor for New York Life Insurance Co. He is Keri IQghme) Robison, '83, lives in Covington, divorced and lives in New Orleans. Michelle (Zillmer) Seth, '83, teaches grades I to Kentucky, with her husband, John RobLson, stu- 4 in a Florida church school. She married Doug dent '81 to '82. '81, wrote her to Thcirwedding was July 31. 1983 Linda Rowe, of engagement Seth, '82, on May 2, 1983. He works in construc- Keri '79. works as a charge nurse on a medical- William Thompson, student a recent graduate tion. They live in Cocoa. urgical floor at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati. from Rutgcis University in New Jersey. Linda Ohio lives in Hackettslown. New Jersey, and has been Dennis Schreiner, "83, lives in Murphy, North working full time as assistant charge nurse in an Carolina. student '79 Tammy Roetch, to HO. married Al emergency room and also riding a mobile inten- Dale T. Schultz, '81, is a respiratory therapy Rfjesch in December, 1980. He is a mailman in a sive care unit as an R.N. %uburb of Cleveland. Ohio. They have adaugh- technician at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lin- '81 ter, Veronica Jo, and baby 2 is on the way. .Stephen Ruf, . is a news anchor for WKGN coln, Nebraska. He is taking the respiratory

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ihcri'.py program al a community college there. in Port Huron. Michigan. She has a Labrador Stanton fait, '79. and his wife. Debbie (Straw),

He Is divorced. retriever. '80. live in Portland. Tennessee. Stanton is con- troller for Highland Hospital, and Debbie works Ken Shaw, '80, teaches at Madison Academy. Bob Southard, '81. and his wife. Theresa there as infection control nurse. Their son. Bran- '79, live His wife. Ann, is an R.N. They in Hen- '79, live in is a (Lamb), Harrah, Oklahoma, Boh don Reid. is 2. dcrsonville, Tennessee. self-employed carpenter, and Theresa cares for '78 their boys, .Anthony, 3, and Dale, almost 1. Debra S. Taylor, and '81. is an R.N. work- Sandra Sheffield, "81, is rental agent for Prom- ing in the surgical ICU al Erianger Medical Towers Corporation, leasing lux- enade Mutual '81. Fairl E. Sparkman, is principal and upper Center. Debbie lives in Chattanooga. ury high-rise apartments in the Washington, grades teacher at the Anderson. Indiana, church D.C., metropolitan area. She is single and enjoy- school. His wife works part time. They live in Sharon L. Taylor, '82. graduated in June from ing it, and lives in Silver Spring. Alexandria. Russell. 16. attends Indiana Loma Linda with an M.P.H. in health education and certification for Bible work. She is hoping to Kathy D. Shelve, student '80, plans to graduate Academy. Tonya will be in grade 6. her dad as come back to the South to work in an institu- in December from the University of Central teacher. "Southern College is the greatest!" SDA tion as a health educator and Bible worker. Florida, then go to Stetson University for law. Ian Stanaway, '82. is living in Maceo. Ken- She is single and lives in Kissimmee. Cindi L. Thomas, '81. lives in Altamonte tucky, doing YMCA swim instructing and pool '81 Springs and is an R.N. in the coronary care unit at Linda Shepherd, and '83, is an R.N. work- maintenance. He is head deacon at the church. Florida Hospital. She is not married. Crystal is ing for Omni Home Health Service in Chat- tanooga. Darrel Starkey, '82. married Connie Coble, '83. her pel squirrel. on April 29 in Calhoun. Georgia. He was opening "84. Sheridan, student '80 to '81. lives in Timothy J. Thompson, completed a B.S. in Tim K. a small business in February in Glendale. Arizo- got 25. computer science in May. He is working as a Raytown, Missouri. He married March na. mixer at Baking his 1984. He is youth pastor and Pathfinder director. McKee Company. He and wife. '79. have two Martin Steiner, '83. is nursing at Erianger Hos- Amanda, boys. June B, Sherman, '84, graduated summa cum pital in Chattanooga. Daniel Steiner. '81. is back laude in May with her B.S. in nursing. She is Donna (Moore) and Scott Teixeira, students for at SC taking nursing. '80 '8 engaged to be married. a semester lo 1 , live in Greenbell. Maryland. here during thai David Stephens, student '80 to '82. is assistant They met one important semes- Shield, '81. lives in Duluth, Tim Georgia, warehouse manager responsible for equipment ter and married in the spring of 1981. Scotl is a technician, of data processing, inventory control for Florida Hospital and its pharmacy head Donn and Judy (Dry) Shu-es, '80's students, for Accredited Surgical is ac- satellites. He is single and had no change of status Company. Donna reside in Reading, Pennsylvania. Donn is a public to report. counts receivable bookkeeper for the same firm. accountant at a C.P.,^. firm, and Judy is adminis-

trative assistant for a trade association. Rebecca Leslie Todd, student '82. is a David Stunkard, '83. is a seminary student at computer .Andrews University. married Debbie Scheibe, programmer for Provident Life and Accident In- '70 '8 He Betty (Marquardt) Shoup, and 1 , is a float- former student, of Jacksonville. Florida, on Au- surance Company in Chattanooga. ing R.N. at Porter Hospital and lives in gust 14, 1983. Westminster, Colorado. She and her daughter. R. Franklin Trimm, M.D., '80. and his wife. Wendy, have started to take teenage girls into Donna, '75. are living in Winter Springs. Florida, Byron K. Styron, '83. is an employee in the their as foster children, and find it a mi.\ of a pediatric practice home cafeteria at Kettering Medical Center. Dayton. where he has joined and ad- sad and rewarding experiences. mils patients lo Florida Hospital. He finished his Ohio. He married Barbara J. Heisler on March pediatric residence at Linda in March, 11. 1984. He plans to study toward being a hospi- Loma Rodney L, Sias, student '82 to '83. works for have tal chaplain. 1984. The Trimms a daughter. Angle, 3. Flav-O-Rich Dairy, lives in Collegedale. and is not married. "82. will Cheryl (Nash) Sundin, student '79 to '80. is a Barry J. Tryon, complete his seminary at in homemaker in Pomona. California. She married studies Andrews University December and Randall Simpson, student '81. writes from Mike Sundin. a civil engineer, in September. then be going to the Florida Conference. He mar- Frederick. Maryland, that he is "single and in "82. 1982. Jonathan Bradley was bom March 7. 1984. ried Lilly Boles, on December 19. 1982. in love." He is managing director for a nationwide Marietta, Georgia. Lilly is working as an R.N. at seminar organization. Janice (Pierson) Swanson, "81. and her hus- the University Medical Center in Berrien band. Delbert Swanson, former student, live in Springs, Michigan. Dephena (Glass) Siver, student '78 to '80, Miamisburg. Ohio. Delbert is taking nursing at graduated in Washington state with an interior Marie (Bush) Tucker, student "80, married Kettering College and Janice is working there as design degree. She married Kenneth Siver on in June. 1981. in the an R.N. Fnc Richard was born March 11. 1983. Bobb> Tucker She works December 25. 1983. has his dental lab in He own produce department of a grocery store and he Hailey. Idaho, near Sun Valley. works al Sears as a sales clerk. They live in .Americus, Georgia. Kennelh W. Slate, '82. is an engineering stu- dent. On August 15, 1982, he married Susan M, Joan Ulloth, "80 and '82. teaches orthopedics Whitaker, former student, and she is now attend- and diabetes as a freshman nursing instructor at ing a court reporting school. They live in Dalton, Kettering College in Ohio. Georgia.

Glen S. Van Arsdell, '82. is a medical student at Bonnie Smith, student '82, lives in Denver, Loma Linda University. Colorado. She is a certified medical assistant,

working in an industrial and family practice Beverly (Cruz) Venet, student '80 to '81. is a clinic. She is to engaged marry David Govro in medical secretars . She married Anthony Venet in the fall. December. 1980. and writes. ""Christ in our lives makes us happy."' They live in New York City. Leslie Smith, '82. is an airman first class in the

US. Air Force. She transfered to Mindenhall Alix Vincent, "81. is studying medicineal Loma in R.AF Base England on of .August 31. She had Linda University and is still single. been at Homestead .AFB in Florida.

Pixie A. (Bryant) Vincent, "82. is a secretary and '83. Lydia Smith, is in Orlando working as homemaker in Jamestown. New York. Her hus- greenhouse systems manager for a USDA ag- band. Mark Vincent, is an electronic technician ricultural research station. She is still single. for .A.B. Dick and Riccoh in Jamestown.

'81. Dean Snider, and his wife. Caria (Fergu- Claude and Becky (Collins) Visser, both "80. are '82. son), just bought a house in Houma. in Jefferson. Texas. He is boys" dean and a Louisiana. is Dean a cost accountant at Ter- teacher there, and Becky is director of nurses al rebonne General Hospital and Carla is a secretary nearby Marion County Hospital. at the data processing center of First Nafional Hank of Houma. Dean expects to get his C.P.A. Jerry Waggoner, "80. pastors the Covington license about November. and Hammond churches in Louisiana. The Wag- goner daughters are: .Alice. 12; Kafie. 10: and Lois student '77. Snow, teaches church school Freshman Jack Wood Rachel. 8.

22 • SOUTHERN COLUMNS Pegg.v M. Warren, '81. leaches elementary Sharon Denee Wilcox, '80, is a staff nurse in the School Auto Parts in Martinsburg, West Virginia. school in Dalton. Georgia. She lives in Eton. emergency room at Loma Linda University Med- They live in Smithsburg. Maryland. ical Center. Her twin sister works in the trauma Lynn Wissman, student '79 to S^. married Grayson Warren. "81. is taking anesthesia unit there. A younger sister is working and going Randy Coble in her hometown of Ncv. Market. school at Ohio State University. His wife. Man- to school in Redlands, California. Their brother is Virginia, on June 24. She has been wiirking as an dy, '79. is a psychiatric nurse at Harding Hospi- in medical school in Memphis, Tennessee. -X-ray technologist at West Side Hospital in Madi- tal. They live in Columbus. Ohio. Emily. 2. got a son. Tennessee, and Randy became a C.R.N. A. baby brother m .Apnl. ".•Ml are thrilled'" Derrick Williams, student '83. is an orderly in a at the end of August. nursing home. His father, Larry Williams, Peggy (McDonaldl Warren, 81. teaches teaches behavioral science at SC. Derrick is mar- Laura (Scheineman) Wolff, '82. is an R.N. elementary school in .Athens. Tennessee. She ried and has two step-children. working in critical care. She married Ted Wolff, remarried in 1982. and now has five daughters and former student, on June 12. 1983, and they live in a granddaughter. Her husband. Willie, owns a P, Dianne Williams, student '78 to '80. is sec- .Apopka. Florida. He is a certified registered battery wholesale business. They live m En- retary for the investment/private placements de- nurse anesthetist. glewood. Tennessee. partment of Capital Holding Corporation in Louisville, Kentucky. She is working toward ac- Donna Jo (Messinger) Woods, '82. works with '79 '80. Susan A. Warren, student to is a secret- counting degrees at the University of Louisville. the New York Metro van ministry. She enters ary at Wichita State University in Kansas, and a computer data, does Bible visitation, and secreta- part-time mechanical engineering student. Lori (Fales) Williams, '81, works as secretary to rial duties. She married Doug Woods, a graduate the director of personnel at Shady Grove Adven- of .Andrews University, in June of 1982. They '82, Deana (Eicher) Watson, married Terry tist Hospital in Rockville, Maryland. She is mar- joined the van ministry in May. 1984. after doing Watson. Jr.. at McDonald Road Church on July ried to Douglas Williams, co-owner of Eagle literature evangelism. 24. 1983. She is working at Erianger in Chat- tanooga as an R.N. in labor and delivery.

Tedd Webster, '82. and his wife. Ten. an occu- pational therapist, have been living in Miramar. Florida, since January, 1983. Tedd teaches phys- ical education at Greater Miami Academy.

Mike Welch, student '81. married Bonnie Barabe in 1979. They moved from Florida to Flippin. .Arkansas, where he is involved with electronics manufacturing. His cousin is Jeff Bu- tler. 81.

'78 '81 David West, student to . graduated from the University of Maryland m May. planned to marry Nancy Malin on June 24. and then move to South Carolina.

Philip A. Whary, 81, is director of Realistic Achievement programs dealing with drug/alcohol abuse. He and his wife. Lennila, '70. live in Pulaski. Tennessee. She is an R.N. working m home nursing for Elk Valley Home Health Care.

They had two children. Peter. 1 1, and Ellen, 4. and now Rusty, 7. was adopted in March. 1983.

.Mike Whitaker, student '78 to '80. is plant manager for a chemical and adhesive company. He got married in .March. 1982. and he and his wife had a baby boy last December. They live in Chatsworth, Georgia.

Faye Whiting, student '81 to '83, is finishing a biology major at La Sierra/LLU in California.

Sidney Whiting, '83. and his wife. Linda (Van Arsdell), '80 and '83. are in Loma Linda, Califor-

nia, where he is studying hard in medical school. Linda works full time as an R.N. at a Riverside County public health department clinic.

Lisa ICarmichael) Whitlow, '83. and her hus- band planned to move to .Andrews University this summer. He will attend the seminary and she will work on her master's in nursing while there.

.Sandra (Hoffman) VVhitmire, '81, is administra- tive secretary at Hoffman Interior Concepts. She married Michael L. Whilmire on October 30. 19*2. They live in Cleveland.

Doug Whitwtt, '83. married Maryse Proven- ch««, former student, on August ^ in the Bnynton

Beach Church in south Florida. He is an R N. working at the Charieston Area Medical Center, medical IC'U. in Charieston. West Virginia.

Calvin WicM, '82. is special projects mana(!ci for the finance department at AdvcnIisI Health Sy»tem/Sunbclt. He married rami Goodall, slu dent '79 to '82. on December 18. 1982. A baby, Cecil Benjamen. joined the family in Orlando on February 21, 19S4. Sophomore Brad Senska Sophomore Diana Green SOUTHERN COLUMNS • 23 piesi'dent tYie

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