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Mary Martha Sheldon
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Introducing...Mary
Martha Sheldon
Mary is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sheldon, 1850 Englewood Road. Her high
school activities include Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish and
Latin clubs, and secretary of Future Nurses. She enjoys
swimming, dancing and painting. Mary will begin nursing
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Sheldon,
Mary Martha . . . born on October 19th in El Paso, Texas
. . . hobbies are art and music . . . favorite food is
"anything with calories" . . . secret ambition
is to visit every state in the United States . . . ideal
situation to Mary is graduation day . . . after high school,
plans are to attend the University of Florida and major
in nursing.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Edna Jeannette
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Introducing...Edna
Jeannette Shiver
Jeannette will graduate
from Winter Park High School with the class of 1961. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Shiver, 1029 Lewis
Drive. She enjoys reading, riding and swimming. Jeannette
will begin her studies in Business Administration at Orlando
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Shiver,
Edna Jeannette . . . born in Winter Park, FL on November
12th . . . favorite sports are bowling, swimming, horseback
riding, and football . . . pet peeves are conceited people
and people with no originality . . . favorite food is
pizza . . . favorite beverages are coke and pineapple
shakes . . . most memorable event at WPHS was when Mr.
Orr knocked a hole in the black board . . . plans after
graduation are to go to dental hygiene school, then get
married.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Connie Elizabeth Shoup
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Introducing...Constance
Elizabeth Shoup
Connie will major in Elementary
Education at Florida Southern. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shoup, 527 Langholm Drive. Connie is
publicity secretary for Student Council cabinet, a home
room officer and member of CAT Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Campus
Crusaders, W and Spanish clubs. Her hobbies are oil painting
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Shoup,
Constance Elizabeth . . . better known as "Connie"
. . . was born in Columbia, South Carolina on November
18th . . . hobbies are sewing and drawing . . . pet peeves
are cheats and snobs . . . likes banana pie and orange
juice . . . secret ambition is to "Go to college-be
wife and mother!!!" . . . graduation plans are to
attend Stetson . . work . . get married.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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David
Sias
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Dennis
Siewert
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Date
Posted : October 11, 2003 08:57:40 AM
Email : Dennis Siewert
I live in Northern Calif.
and really enjoy the mountains here. I plan to semi-retire
in about two years and move back to the Orlando area.
My two daughters live in Orlando and Sanford and I want
to be closer to them and their families. I am in broadcasting
here in Calif. and really enjoy it. |
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John
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Happiest
memory: Mrs. Tauscher
getting me through world history, Mrs. Freddie Good getting
me through accounting, Coach Mosher getting me through
school.
Funniest/weirdest coincidence:
Not going to graduation because I wanted to go see my
father race in New York, not thinking about my mother
seeing her first child graduate.
Children: Douglas, 24; Timothy,
20; Kevin, 17
Spouse: Lois
Present work and/or activities: Trainer
of race horses.
Bio: Married Lois Dancer in 1964. Won Hambletonian
with horse called Timothy T. in 1970. 1978-81 trained
and drove Classical Way (world champion horse) for Mr.
Clarence Gaines, Winter Park and Sherburne, NY. Trained
and drove Walton Hanover (world champion horse) for Grady
Cooksey, Sr., Dr. George Neder, and Dr. Brock Magruder.
Future plans and goals: Lois and I want
our children to finish school and work at their own choice
of work.
Source: 30th Reunion 1991 |
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Paul
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(as of 2005)
Happiest
memory: seeing my grandmother for the first time
in 50 years
Funniest/weirdest coincidence: seeing a high
school teacher 6 yrs later, 3 states away, on the street
Children: b. Aaron 4/17/74, b. Tiffany 8/18/71
Grandchildren: Jeremy 14, Ruben 5, Hallie 3,
Ella 3, and as yet unnamed ~1/3/06.
Present work and/or activities: Retired from
Progress Energy, now involved in Church Education
Bio: married 9/6/66, reunited with birth family
5/21/93, divorced 6/26/98, married 12/4/99.
Future plans: 45th WPHS reunion, England, Yellowstone,
Grand Canyon
Comments: grad. U Tenn-Knoxville, 66 & 67,
Electrical Engineering |
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Carol
Ann Skelton (Godfrey)
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Introducing...Carol
Ann Skelton
Carol is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Skelton, 1202 Osprey Avenue. Her activities
at Winter Park High School include Band, Science Club,
Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society and Civic
Orchestra. Carol likes swimming, tennis and reading. Following
her graduation next week she will attend Pan Am technical
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Skelton,
Carol Ann...or "Skeleton"... born Sept. 2nd
in New Orleans... hobbies are music and swimming... person
who Carol would like to be ship-wrecked with on a tropical
isle is "Dr. Bender"... after high school Carol
plans to go to college at Meadows-Deaughon in New Orleans.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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John Winfield Slegel
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Introducing...John
Winfield Slegel
John is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene W. Slegel, 2746 Amsden Road and will graduate
with the class of 1961 from Winter Park High School. He
was secretary of the Judo team and also the Stock Car
Club and a member of the Band. John lists cars, fishing,
pool and model cars as his hobbies. He will enter the
Navy. |
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Slegel,
John Winfield . . . born on September 2nd in Reading,
Pennsylvania. John's favorite sports are fishing and judo.
His pet peeve is marching and the band . . . favorite
foods are hamburgers and french fries and his secret ambition
is to make a million dollars and then become a Beatnick.
His plans are to go into the Navy and get an education
there after high school.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Anita
Mae Smart (Coffman)
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Anita Mae . . . Nina . . . born in Akron, Ohio on October
20, 1943 . . . likes volleyball, peanut butter sandwiches
and orange drinks . . . dislikes slow drivers. Her philosophy
of life is to live in the present; not in the past or
the future. The person with whom she would like to be
ship-wrecked with could be anyone she could get along
with. After graduation Anita plans to work.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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David
Kirck Smith
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Introducing...David
Kirck Smith
David is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack E. Smith, 511 Lake Sue Avenue and will begin
his pre-med studies at Davidson following his graduation
from Winter Park High School. He is treasurer of Student
Council and Inter-club Council secretary, also a member
of Key Club, golf team, Honor Society, Spanish and Science
clubs and Chemistry assistant. When he has time David
likes to swim and ski. |
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Smith,
David Kirck . . . Dave would like to be ship wrecked with
Lynn Ricks. Hailing from Great Falls, Montana, this student
council member wants to become a doctor. He likes golf,
football, skiing, sailing, baseball, hunting, and fishing.
He doesn't like to see girls chase boys. Future plans
include Davidson College, Hapdan-Sydney, Wake Forest or
Chapel Hill.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: All the old
friends, good times, and old WPHS building with it's hard
wood floors and high ceilings. It was a comfortable place.
Present work and/or activities: Private
practice of general dentistry. St. James Episcopal Church,
usher and vestry. Lake County Dental Society, past president.
Kiwanis Club, past president. Boys and Girls Club, director.
I enjoy golf, fishing, hunting, boating, diving, and snow
skiing.
Bio: Graduated with a BA in English from
Emory University, 1965. Roomed with Steve Grantham and
later with Mike Kelly (WPHS '62). Graduated from Emory
Dental School, DDS, in 1969. Served two years in the USAF
at Kirtland AFB, NM. Returned to Leesburg and began a
solo dental practice in 1972. I met my wife Jan Jarrett
in Atlanta, and we were married in 1967. Our lives have
been filled mostly with family activities and community
activities.
Future plans and goals: Enjoy life and live
each day to the fullest.
Source: 30th Reunion 1991 |
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Stuart
W. Smith
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Introducing...Stuart
W. Smith
Stu was Sports Editor of
the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc; a member of Science and Spanish clubs
and Student Council representative. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Smith, 1840 Laurel Road. Stu will graduate
from Winter Park High with the class of 1961. He will
major in English at either Rollins or University of Florida.
Water sports, pool and billiards are Stu's hobbies. |
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Smith,
Stuart W. . . "I hereby declare myself divorced from
'Tiger', 'Little One', and any others that I might have
forgotten about" . . . Stu's ideal situation is to
have a plush job, good pay, a woman to come home to, and
a soft bed to sleep in . . . From Baltimore, Maryland,
this senior likes swimming, football, ice skating, snow
skiing, pool, sailing and fishing. His pet peeve is "people
who knock my old green tank". Future includes college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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WPHS MEMORY:
The 'Senior Gift'. While the Brinks' job captured the
imagination of the public back then, we found it exceedingly
more challenging to steal a life-sized nude marble statue
and return it to permanent public display while eluding
detection. A feat far superior to simply stealing something
as light as money and keeping it. We were a well-oiled
felonious machine. The nude's midnight removal from the
Rollins Campus and boat ride across Lake Virginia went
without incident. Pat Phillips stored, cleaned, and delivered
her to WPHS according to plan. By the time we had her
standing in the cafeteria fountain, Bob Finfrock arrived
with the concrete truck, re-bar and banana wire. Our sentry's
confirmed all systems are go! Within 20 minutes of arrival,
the deed was done...a far superior gift compared to the
Class of 59's "tires stacked on the flagpole"
stunt. So pleased with our cunning, we felt compelled
to put our initials in the fresh cement. And, were it
not for this conceit, the crime would remain a mystery
to this day....oh, nevermind, I forgot "loose-lips"
Muller was a member of our cabal. |
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Ann
"Stevie" Spaulding (Wilberding)
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Introducing...Ann
Stephen Spaulding
Ann served as editor of
Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc and will major in Theatre Arts at Rollins
College this fall following her graduation from Winter
Park High. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
R. Spaulding, 1650 Lakehurst. Honor Society, Senior Class
play, Future Teachers, W Club, Thespians, Cheerleader,
UCYM vice president, Latin Club, Chaplain and National
Forensic League chaplain are just a few of Ann's many
school activities. |
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Spaulding,
Ann Stephen . . . "Stevie's" ideal situation
is to have a senior skip day every Friday . . . Ann comes
to us from Amsterdam, New York. She favors swimming, riding,
riflery, dancing and Alan. Her secret ambition is to spend
one night in jail. Live and let live Ann's philosophy.
Future includes college at Rollins.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Playing the
black maid, Reba, in "You Can't Take It With You,"
the senior play. I stepped on stage in black grease paint
and the audience died laughing - much to my surprise.
(I laughed too!)
Funniest/weirdest coincidence: I've never
won the lottery or even a door prize but I don't seem
to be able to go to an airport without running into someone
from another incarnation. Ten years after doing the Christies's
course in London, where among other things I studied mosaics,
I stopped to view a minor mosaic on the Kings Highway
in Jordan to fine the only other person there was a classmate
from Christie's.
Present work and/or activities: I work for
International Executive Service Corp as Director of Women's
Program; VP of the Bruce Museum Board; work with refugees
at church, and am outgoing chairman of the Greenwich Antiques
Society.
Bio: FSC, 1966, business administration.
Marketing: Chase Manhattan Bank, 1966-69, NYC. Married
Steve in 1969. Taught in Appalachia and created crossword
puzzles for The New York Times. Steve is an international
investment banker (Merrill Lynch). Lived in Tokyo, 1973-76,
where I studied and wrote about Japanese art for international
publications. London, 1976-81, where I did the Christie's
Course and worked for the Tate Curator of Art, Bruce Museum;
with my children, tutored inner city children; and ran
antique shows for the church. Saudi Arabia, 1984-89, where
I wrote Di'aiyah, a book of original research; I bought
Bedouin jewelry for NY dealers; taught tap dancing and
represented Tips on Trips. One nervous breakdown and a
lousy tennis game. Back in Greenwich, 1989 where I spend
a week, a month in London where Steve is working - financing
the reconstruction of Kuwait and privatization of Eastern
Europe. We're sometimes found lecturing on the Arabs;
paddling down the Zambizi; on elephant safari in Nepal;
or winging in a hammock at our farm in the Adirondacks.
Future plans and goals: To be thin without
ever having to jog again. To trek in Kashmere and travel
into China via the silk route in Pakistan and on to Bejing
by car. To live on the same continent as my husband and
even in the same house!
Source: 30th Reunion, 1991 |
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