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Eighteen years ago, she returned to General Dynamics, data systems and has stayed with the organization as it changed hands over the years and is now part of BAE Systems.

Kline attended the local grade school, junior high and high school.

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, BAE Systems — Reston, Virginia Sally Kline was born in Pennsylvania, the youngest child and only daughter of George and Ada Bailey.

After he marriage to a naval officer in 1963, their travels allowed Kline to have a variety of careers -- with General Dynamics Astronautics, Shell Oil, the U.

Tattoos: Lips on a four leaf clover on right buttock; on her left foot• Naval Postgraduate School where she taught classes in FORTRAN and assembly language programming , Teledyne Ryan, Kentron Hawaii, Decision Science and Titan.

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Since she did much better in math and chemistry than any other subject, she enrolled in the College of Engineering at WVU in 1956.