Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 14

ItWtB I WELCOME TO TYNDALL Mrs. Nan Conklin (from left), hospitality chairman for the Tyndall Officers' Wives' Club welcomes three newcomers to Tyndall during a recent club social. They include Mis. Fran Kinzie. Mrs.

Tricia Waters and Mrs. Ann Shirer SERVICE CITED During a recent certification and recognition ceremony conducted by the Tyndall American Red Cross program Mrs. Theola Blackwell. (center) and Mrs. Eugene Renwick (right) were cited for the longest service in the group with seven years Presenting their service award is Lt.

Col. Ethel Stone of the Tyndall USAF Hospital. SPECIAL VISITORS Two special visitors were at Tyndall recently for the certification and recognition ceremony for American Red Cross volunteers. Talking with local volunteers during the meeting were (from left) Mrs. WalkerC.

Scott, volunteer consultant; Mrs. Irving J. Sears, Bay County chairman of volunteers; Mis. Hron Crosby, from the Eglin AFB chapter; and Mrs. John P.

Green, a i an of volunteers at Tyndall AFB. BEST IN QUARTER Mrs. Anita Bennett has been honored by her fellow volunteers of the Tyndall AFB Family Services Program by being named top Volunteer of the Quarter. She was cited especially for her work as assistant office chairman and publicity chairman for the group. Joining the program in September of 1973 she has accumulated over 250 service hours.

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Butler, (Catherine Heckling and Lynn Pugh. Stefnl is the daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Vernon R.

Olson, At Rutherford she Is member of the Class of 74 Hall Of Fame, National Honor Society and selected as a contestant in the junior Miss. Extra curricular activities Include the pope Stop Team, Debate Club, Yearbook staff, ballet and the swim team, She served as treasurer of the National Honor Society and co-captain of the Debate Team; Her special Interests include macrame'. pottery and needlepoint. Achieving a grade point average of 3.9666, Stefnl plans to attend Wesleyan and major In commercial art. The son of retired Col.

and Mrs. Ralph J. Butler, Stephen is a member of the National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and Association of Outstanding High School Students. Other activities include the Jaybees and three years of organized basketball. Stephen has achieved a 3:931 grade point average and will attend Florida State University with a goal df becoming an attorney at law.

Katherlne's parents are retired Lt. Col. and Mrs." Truman J. Hedding. She is a member of Who's Who, vice-president of the National Honor Society, Outstanding Girl Swimmer, and Outstanding Students, of America.

Her activities have included swim team, track team, softball team," Keyettes, homeroom representative for two years, prom committee, Medical Explorer's Club and the Cancer Crusade. Sarah Lynn Pugh Is the daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles E.Pugh.

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