Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1972 — Page 8

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Speedwayites And Westsiders Receive Little Red Door Pins

Groups and individuals who donated a combined total at 65,000 hours of volunteer wort to toe Little Red Door during 1971 were honored on Wednesday afternoon, June 1 t at toe organizitioa’s annual Volunteer Award and Recognition Day. The event was held in toe fifth floor auditorium of toe Indiana National Bank Tower. Following toe program, which featured 'jic Cancer Society’s now color, soxvi fJm, ro'esbmeuts were served and : v mtysix certificates were awarded to groups that have been serving toe Little Red Door for 10 to 25 years. The local United Fund Cancer agency presented 25-y ear certificates to its Inspection and Packvj jg Griwp, Alpha Omlcroii Pi Motor Corps, First Baptist Church, John St range •<orn<* ira-rs, Millersville chapter Order of EasternStar,T bird Christian Church, and Wesley United Methodist Church. Mrs. Christine Ellis, a resident of Hoosier Village, 5300 W, 96th Street, received the only 4000-hour award presented this year and Mrs. Marvin

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Brown and Mrs. Myrtle Daw~<n received recognition for 30'30 hours of service. Pins for 2000 hours were presented to Mrs. Lovaila Gauck, Miss Pearl Glendennlng, Mrs. Joseph L. Morton, and Mrs. Edna Ruegamer. Those receiving 1000-h our pins were Mrs. Nellie Biltoaup, Mrs. Franklin Collester, Mrs. Elsie Compton, Mrs. Jo Hammond, Mrs. Florence Hicks, Mrs. Generic t Vato.Mj, Mrs. Wilma llwL»r, Mrs. Mattie Skaggs, Mrs. Willard i.'ickizer, and Mrs. Lucinda Wintngs. Other westsides receiving pins for long time service include 500 hours, Dorothy Callahan, Mary E, Granger, Mary Hawkins, ar/’ Nellie Sager; 250 hours, Mabie Baker, Agnes Poerster, Ruth Herrick, Kathleen fl'jf.’a, Fae Mitchell, Bessie Nelson, Catherine Roembke, Carrie Roessler, Halcie Selck, Mrs. Urcel Sommers, Margaret Weigel, Pearl Milhous, Mary Smith, and Ethel Higgins. A 15-year award was also presented to toe Speedway united Methodist Church.

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Making a correction on a special “senior edition” of toe Ben Davis school newspaper, the Spotlight, Lou Ann Byfield, senior, will soon be ending her involvement of school pubvia graduation. Serving as both feature editor on toe newspaper and advertising layuvt riitor on toe yearbook, Miss Byfield will be at toe University of Evansville where she has been granted a scholarship.

Speedway School News

(Continued from page 2) uable Award • Tim O’Donnell. In addition to the major scholastic awards presented at the Speedway High School Honor Day Program recently, the following recipients of scholarships were announced: Susan Bourke, Ball State; Bob Hawkins, Purdue; Linda Vehling, Indiana State; Lora Horton, Purdue; Bob Wolf, Franklin College; Tod Heath, Indiana University; Tim Maloney, Indiana University; Pam Anderson, Indiana University; Kim Eggert, Indiana University; and Kay Evritt, Butler.

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THE SPEEDWAY FLYER JOURNAL

The State Scholarship Commission has awarded scholarships to: Pam Anderson, Esther Barker, Susan Bourke, Kent Ccfoid, Becky Cox, Susan Darrah, Kathy Harris, Mark Hittie, Larry Hofmockel, Lora Horton, Kathy Karst, Dan Laskowski, Betty Lindley, Tim Maloney, Debby Meyer, Marcia Pierce, Peggy Pierce, Katherine Ramsey, Jere Rosebrock, Bill Ruckman, Debbie Scott, Mike Shinn, Craig Smith, Don Strouse, Jeff Thompson, Tom Tubbs, Linda Vehling, and Linda Ward. Certificates of Academic

Achievement were awarded to Susan Darrah from the University of Evansville; Dan Laskowski from Rose-Hulman; Linda Vehling and Linda Ward from Twiiana State University; and Betty Lindley, Lora Horton, Rhonda McCormick, Bob Hawkins, Patti Smith, Gail Bell, Larry Hofinockel, and Peggy Pierce from Purdue. In Merit Scholarship competition, Bob Hawkins, Lora Horton, Tim Maloney, Jere Rosebrock* and Don Strouse were National Semi-Finalists. Recognized as Commended Students were Pam Anderson, Susan Darrah, Sandy Niederhauser, and Linda Ward. Pam Anderson was named Outstanding Student in Speech Arts; Brian Doak and Pam Davies were named Best Actor and Best Actress, respectively; and State Speech Finalists were Pam Anderson and Ann Bastianelli. Special awards presented at the Modern-aires and Boys’ Glee Chib Honor Night were as follows: Bill Ruckman was named Outstanding senior member of Boys’ Glee Chib; Pam Davies was presented with the Director’s Award; Becky Cos and Betty Lindley received Choral Awards. Patti Smith received the Choral Award in Sparkle-aires and the Director’s Awards went to Robbie Barnes and Tom Hanna. Speedway closed its regular baseball season by losing to Zionsville 2-1. In sectional play Speedway defeated Southport 6-4 and lost to Pike 2-0. hi freshman baseball Speedway lost to Decatur Central 6-4 and finished their season with five wins and three losses. In golf Speedway placedfourth in the Mid-State Conference meet and ninth in the Marion County Meet. Speedway’s GAA golf team placed seventh in the state meet held last week. Debbie Lovick was awarded “Closest to the Pin Award.”

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Seniors In Focus

Debbie Bailey Sneed’s graduation ended her career as a student/bride. She will be able to celebrate her first anniversary June 12 knowingtlnt she’ll never be hitting the books after to work as a secretary-receptionist. **l love kids,” she exclaimed. “That’s why I want to work in a doctor or obstetrician’s office. If necessary, I may get some training.”

Speelwiy Studeats Receive Degrees Indiana University’s (Bloomington) commencement ceremonies were held on May 14, with 18 students from Speedway receiving degrees. The students included James T. Burns, A. 8., political sdence; Mrs. Connie Fritz Dust, 8.5., education; Barbara C. Foltz, BJS., education; Mrs. Marcea Friend Heftier, MJS m education; James L. Hoerger, BJS m education; Richard M. Hot BJS., optometry; Ronald D. Luther, master of business administration; Michael B. Lynam, master of business administration and Jane M. McCallister, AJL, Spanish. Also, Adolph J. Moser, doctor of education; Michael D. Pollard, A. 8., English; James J. Ruckman, 8.5., education; Mrs. Jeanne Felton Sarver, BJS.* education; Christine G. Sherman, A. 8., home economics; Thomas A. Siefter, BJS., business; Dale A. Thompson, BJS., business; Mrs. Paula S. Harrington Voegele, BJS M education and Mrs. Jane Rumbaugh Woodruff, MJS., education. Mrs. John E. Haley, a 1967 graduate of Speedway High' School, was one of 194 seniors receiving degrees from Marian College, Indianapolis, on Sunday, May 28. The former Linda Strout, Mrs. Haley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strout, 5419 Maplewood Drive, Speedway. She received a Bachelor or Arts in Music. Christin Alice Fulton, daugiu ter of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Fulton, 2133 N. Fisher, Speedway, received her B.A. degree in history during commencement exercises held at DePauw University on May 21. She is a graduate of Speedway High School. The fifth and final class of Purdue University nursing graduates in Indianapolis received their pins at ceremonies held on May 14. and their degrees on May 21. Speedway area students included Connie Ziegler Ray and Beverly Stalter. Bob M. Hawkins, 2643 Vinewood Drive, Speedway, was one of 77 high school seniors who have won scholarships of SSOO each. He has been admitted as a freshman in Purdue University’s School of Engineering next fall.

Tomlin Has Lead (Continued from page 2) same production with toe Jan Sterling Company. Since graduating from Ben Davis, he attended Indiana University, and graduated from toe American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. He has appeared in several television soap operas, toured with Vivian Vance in “My Daughter, Your Son,” and has filmed a Coca Cola and Gillette Dry Hair commercial tor TV. Tomlin is toe son of Maxine Tomlin, 7010 Rockville Road.

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A Modernaire, Debbie has received her senior pin and varsity letter in music. She served as a projectionist and worked at Beskin-Robbins. Debbie, a member of the Church of the Nazarene, hopes to visit the Holy Lands withher husband and parents soon. “I make all my clothes, swim, and ski,” she said. Carey Crittenden’s letters wifi be forwarded to Ball State University next year. He plans to Study business administration. Xv N/l Debbie Bailey Sneed

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Carey Crittenden

Although he expects to live in Indiana, he warts to see California and perhaps live there forayear. Miss Ijhi Ti W«l Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Fyden, 2114 Fisher Street, have announced toe engagement of their daughter, Claudia Marie, to Wayne L. Williams of Plaimfield, Indiana. The wedding will take place on July 15, in toe Chapel Rock Christian Church.