| Top
Row : u/k, u/k,
Jeff Fleming, u/k, Jack Billingham, Claudia
Davis, Ned Fleming |
| Second
Row : u/k, Richard Winslow, u/k,
Charlie Cayll |
| Third
Row : Julie Baldwin, Joanne Horvath, Dennis
Siewert , Jim Dollison |
| Bottom
Row : Buddy Richards, Tuck Wilson,
Barbara Cayll, Ellen Zimmerman, Carol
Cubbedge, Margo Selby, Martha Fleming |
Subject:
1st grade picture (49-50) WP Elem School
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 15:55:01 -0700
From: "Chip Schram" <schram@cfw.com>
To: <wphsalum@wphsalumni-1961.com>
Anne:
The boy on the third row, 3rd ukn boy is Dennis Siewert. He lived
on Fairbanks Ave next door to the Cox-Parker Funeral Home. Once I
lived in the same neighborhood and Mr. Cox agreed to hire us two boys
for the funeral home. We thought we would help out with the funeral
services/arrangements, ride in the ambulance (we had no life saving
crew in those days, the funeral homes did all the ambulance service)
usher and do other such jobs that we witnessed the men at the funeral
home doing. So on our first day of "funeral duty" we showed
up with starched white sleeve shirts and bow ties. Mr. Cox welcomed
us to our first day of duty and handed us two rakes in order to rake
up all the live oak tree leaves around the large funeral home. We
quit after one day!
His Dad was an engineer at McCoy Air
Force Base. His Dad took Dennis and me to see the B-47 bombers at
the base one day when we were about nine years old. It was the first
Air Force Base I had ever been on that had airplanes. Remember, Orlando
Air Force Base had no airplanes on the base proper. Orlando AFB had
some transport planes at the Herndon Airport (Orlando's municipal
airport with a good restaurant and prop airplanes only). Little did
I know that I would later go on to spend a career of thirty years
in the USAF.
Dennis graduated a year (1962) behind
us because he became ill for a long time and lost allot of school
work. If possible, we should include him in our class as we have done
for some others who did not complete high school on time with us.
Dennis lives in California and can be found at the "Classmates"
web site. Regards, Chip Schram |
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Charlie
Cayll provided this picture - Carol Cubbedge, Dewey Ramsby and Bob
Finfrock submitted the names, and Bob sent the picture to the webmaster
to include in this website. Thanks, Bob, for sharing.
Richard
Winslow remembers Tuck Wilson -- who moved from W.P. shortly thereafter.
Tuck lived on Lake Maitland, on the road leading from Via Tuscany
to the Isle of Capri. Maybe someone else can confirm. "I'm
surprised and pleased I can remember his name," said Richard.
Mary
Phillips recognized Margo Selby.
From
: JuliMason@aol.com
Subject : WPHS Alums Class of 1961 - Information
Date
: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 13:52:07 EST
In the first grade picture, the very first
picture in the photo gallery, the little girl on the bottom row
between Barbara Cayll and Carol Cubbedge is named Ellen Zimmerman.
I remember walking to school with her every day because she lived
in the house behind mine, and she was rather a big girl and promised
my mother she'd take care of me. We lived on McIntyre Avenue at
the time, the street that was straight down from the front door
of the high school, so our route was McIntyre to right on Holt Avenue,
past Rollins College, the left on Park Avenue, and two blocks to
WPES.
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Can
you name the classmates?
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