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Gary
Howard Schmidt
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Introducing...Gary
Howard Schmidt
Gary is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Schmidt, 1561 Chestnut Ave. He will graduate
from Winter Park High School with the class of 1961. He
is a member of the Science Club and will begin his studies
in engineering at Orlando Junior College.
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Schmidt,
Gary . . . Canton, Ohio . . . attended a high school in
Minerva, Ohio before coming to WPHS. Gary's favorite sport
is basketball and his hobby is working on cars. His pet
peeve is stuck up people. Gary's philosophy of life is
"Don't worry!!" His future plans include college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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<- Linda Jeanne Schmidt
Linda Schmidt Rhodes ->
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Introducing...Linda
Jeanne Schmidt
Linda is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Schmidt, Maitland. She is a member
of National Honor Society, President of Thespians and
a cheerleader. Her hobbies are swimming and sewing. Linda
will begin her nursing studies at University of Florida
following her graduation with the class of 1961 from Winter
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Happiest
memory: Cheerleading
at football and basketball games
Funniest/weirdest coincidence: Who thought
up these questions? My favorites are running into old
friends in strange places, e.g., 1976, Judy Duckworth
at a campsite in Flagstaff, AZ. Most recently, informing
Clare Martin and Rusty and Sandy Doolittle they were next
door neighbors before they realized it!
Present work and/or activities: Don Saunders
Realtor, Inc.
Bio: University of Florida 1961-62, Rollins
College 1962-64, Duke University School of Medical Technology
1964-65. BS, Med Tech, Rollins College. I married Richard
Rhodes (WPHS '59) after working as a medical technologist
in Gainesville and Tampa. Immediately after marrying,
I taught biology at WPHS for a semester and then gave
birth in quick succession to three wonderful children.
For the next fifteen years, I did community volunteer
work and became interested in art. After publishing and
marketing several lithographs and taking some art history
classes, I opened Linda Rhodes Gallery on Park Avenue
in 1984. After a successful year, I retired until 1987
when I began selling real estate. Highlights for us have
been traveling to Istanbul via the Greek Islands and Dalmatian
Islands and sailing our sailboat throughout the Caribbean.
Future plans and goals: Sail to Europe or
perhaps all the way around - will probably stay home and
rock grandbabies. It's still fun to dream!
Source: 30th Reunion, 1991 |
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Eugene Charles Schram, II
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Introducing...Eugene
Charles Schram, III
Chip was the able associate
sports editor of the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc and his many high school
activities include being a member of the football team
(1 game), tennis team, CAT Council, Homeroom president,
W Club, Hi-Y, "Youth and Government" delegate,
Blue-Ridge conference delegate and president of United
Christian Youth Movement. He is the son of Grace C. Schram,
1352 Richmond Road. Chip plans on a course in Business
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Schram,
Eugene Charles . . . "Chip" . . . cames from
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania . . favorite sports and hobbies
are football, tennis, sleeping, Fogowee Meetings, skiing,
and fishing. Pet peeves are dandruff, writing about a
losing game for the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc and just plain unhappiness.
Chip's secret ambition is to wrinkle raisins. Future includes
college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: There were
many! Fall 1960 Homecoming parade, Jackie Cook, Carol
Tennesson, Eric Firchow, Ronnie Peacock, Stuart Smith,
and I all rode in Pat Phillips' Model-T Ford as "Sainted
Seniors" in the senior float. We were dressed in
white sheets with silver wire hoop halos!
Bio: 1961-1992, USAF airman, non-commissioned
officer, commissioned officer. U of Tampa, BS. Texas Christian
University, masters of public administration. Married
to Judy Griffin, from Lawrenceburg, TN in 1971. Overseas
tours in S. Pacific, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Australia,
S. Vietnam, Thailand, El Salvadore, Honduras, Spain, England,
Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Germany. Stateside
tours: Shreveport, LA; Tampa; Colorado Springs; Roswell,
NM; Fort Worth, TX; Hampton, VA; Washington, DC; San Antonio,
TX. Certified Protection Professional awarded by the American
Society of Industrial Security. Member of the International
Association of Chiefs of Police, American Legion, Air
Force Association and Mediterranean District Staff of
the Boy Scouts of America.
Future plans and goals: Retire from USAF
in January 1992, relocate to happy area with clean lakes,
rivers, and sky.
Source: 30th Reunion, 1991 |
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traveled 760 miles to attend the 50th class reunion.
He has two children and four grandchildren. He lists
his favorite teacher as Mr. Max Weissenburger because
he made history come alive and relevant. Chip's hobbies
are fly fishing, canoeing and Rotary International Club.
His favorite sports are Virginia Tech football games
and tailgating at the games. His favorite vacation is
Sant' Angelo, Ischia Island, Italy(this is all one
place near Naples, Italy). On his bucket list is
to tour Alaska in the summer. Chip lists a prank he
particularly remembers as "one summer a couple
of us Senior Wildcats took a night swim out to the Lake
Eola fountain with a box of TIDE soap suds on a small
rubber raft. Sprinkled it around the fountain. Swam
back to the shore, sat on the bank and watched the bubble
show in the colored lights of the fountain." Honors
he has received he listed as "Department of Defense
Meritorious Service Medal; Rotary International Paul
Harris Fellow Medal/honors." Chips favorite WPHS
memory is "1960 Homecoming Parade riding on bumper
of "Sainted Seniors" Ford Model "A"
owned by Pat Phillips. (See page 45 of the Towayam
for a picture.)
Source: WPHS Class of 1961 - 50th Reunion Questionnaire
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William
Fredrick Schwartz
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Introducing...William
Frederick Schwartz
Bill served as WiPaHiSc
Art Editor and will study commercial art at the University
of Florida or Rollins after his graduation from Winter
Park High. His hobbies are photography and commercial
art. Other school activities include W and Science clubs,
Campus Crusaders, Future Scientists, State manager for
Oklahoma and president of Backstage Technicians. Bill
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. W. Schwartz, 1891 Hollywood
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Schwartz,
William Fredrick . . . The "Count"!! . . . hails
from Tarentum, Pennsylvania. His favorite sports are poker,
basketball, blood-letting along with motion picture photography,
art, and grave-robbing. Pet peeves are communists, anti-beatniks,
homework and democrates. Bill's philosophy of life is
"Never hold a kicker nor draw to an inside straight".
Future includes entering some form of commercial art or
possibly some form of motion picture photography. Additional
Comments: (Favorite poem) by Walter Paisley . . . "Even
men who are pure in heart and say their prayers by night,
May become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and the moon
is full and bright."
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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| 4/24/05
- Bill's bio can by found by clicking .
Bill asked we post, for his updated bio, an interview
done by Tim Lasiuta, a free lance writer, who interviewed
Bill for publication in the Penguin Comics web site. (A
separate window will break open.) |
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Calvin Everett Seadeek
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Introducing...Calvin
Everett Seadeek
Calvin is the son of Mrs.
E. M. Seadeek, Maitland and will graduate from Winter
Park High School with the class of 1961. He is a member
of Science and Spanish clubs and will follow a career
in Science or Theology. Calvin enjoys swimming, boating
and fishing. |
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Seadeek,
Calvin Everett . . . born February 2nd in Buffalo, NY.
Favors baseball, basketball, coins, cars and girls. His
philosophy of life is "Never worry about little things;
just big ones." Future plans are to attend Rollins
College in Winter Park.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Frank
Le Baron Seaman
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Introducing...Frank
LeBaron Seaman, II
Barry is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Seaman, Altamonte Springs. He will study
architecture at Georgia Tech. At Winter Park High he was
a member of football and track teams, Wheel Club and Varsity
Club. His hobby is skiing. |
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<-Sherrie
Lee Self
Sherrie Self Howe->
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Introducing...Sherrie
Lee Self
Sherrie is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Self, 3449 Seagrape Drive.
She will graduate from Winter Park High School with the
class of 1961. Sherrie is a member of Future Homemakers
of America and her hobbies are reading and needlework.
She looks forward to a business career. |
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Sherrie Lee . . . Bayton, Ohio . . . Attended Boone High
School in Orlando before coming to WPHS. Favors volleyball,
swimming, dancing and reading books. Another favorite
in her life seems to be Reece Russell. Most used expression
is "Good Heavens!" or "Heavens Forbit!"
... future includes marriage to Reece Russell. |
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Charles A. Shadix
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Donna Lee Shaw
Donna Shaw Pohlmann ->
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Shaw,
Donna Lee . . . "Sis" . . . born July 28th in
Decatur, Illinois . . . favors waterskiing, swimming,
and drawing. Pet peeves are thoughtless people and calories
in food. Philosophy of life is "Do everything to
the best of your ability". The light in her eyes
is Colin Crews . . . future is to have some commercial
art training and then marriage.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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