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Nancy Lloyd Temple
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Introducing...Nancy
Lloyd Temple
1960 Girls State delegate,
Nancy will be rembered as Laurey in Winter Park High's
production of Oklahoma this year. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Temple, 271 Brewer Ave. She is
vice president of National Honor Society, sergeant in
the Band, attended All-State Band Clinic, plays solo French
horn and is a member of Future Teachers, Science Club
and a Chemistry assistant. Nancy will follow a Liberal
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Temple,
Nancy Lloyd . . . born October 17th in Orlando, FL . .
. favorite sports are swimming and watching football.
. . hobbies are reading, writing, talking, and 'socializing'
. . . most memorable event at WPHS was when she was tapped
into Honor Society . . . philosophy of life is "Be
an individual!" Plans after graduation are college
at Duke University, then work!!!!
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Band and
Chem II activities
Children: Jennifer, 20; Julia, 16; Mary,
14 and twin Trisha
Spouse: Forrest
Present work and/or activities: Special
Events Coordinator, Classic Food Services (NYC); P/R work
for The Open Book, Classic, other clients (fledgling venture);
performing!
Bio: BA, Duke University, 1965 (roommate
was Maurine Doggett). Post-graduate work, Manhattan School
of Music, voice. Married Forrest in 1969. Thirty-plus
years of performing, musical and theatrical (the neat
thing is there's no mandatory retirement age!) Some highlights:
founding member and leading soprano of Light Opera of
Manhattan; charter member of The Open Book (professional
readers' theater group); premiers of works by at least
a dozen contemporary composers and probably as many writers
and playwrights; soloist at St. Ignatius Episcopal Church,
NYC for nineteen years. Four wonderful daughters. Various
volunteer activities over the years, church vestry, soup
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DID
YOU KNOW?
(as of 2006)
Happiest memory: Impossible to pick just
one!
Funniest/weirdest coincidence:
(Most recent one) I think Mark Loeb and some members of
his congregation were visiting Central Synagogue in NYC
when I was singing in the choir there three or four years
ago- I raced downstairs from the balcony after the service
to try and find him but was unsuccessful.
Children: Four daughters - a publishing
executive/published poet, a regional HR manager, a physical
therapist and a professional actor/ lifetime member of
the Actors Studio
Grandchildren: All our "grandchildren"
are kittycats (6)!
Present work and/or activities: Still singing/
acting in NYC (7 concerts scheduled for 2006, plus an
off-off-Broadway show in Dec.)... 2 special vacations
with my husband Forrest- an American Orient Express trip
last fall to see several Western national parks, and a
junket to Hilton Head this spring for a private golf invitational...
visiting with sister Patsy and brother-in-law Andre, both
here in FL and at their place in E. Boothbay, ME... working
on the house/yard in WP... volunteering at Jazz at Lincoln
Center... attending performances of the Orlando Opera...
haunting the WP YMCA... reading voraciously... considering
political activism beyond letters to elected officials/
contributions to candidates and causes...
Bio: Retired from corporate life in 2004
but have continued commuting between FL and NYC for singing/
acting work.
Future Plans: Continue spending
non-performing time in WP... get my drivers license...
swim a lot more... make friends with technology and really
learn how to use all everyday things digital/ electric/
mechanical... work harder at staying in touch with family
and friends... find a church home in WP. |
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Carol Bromley Tennesson
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Introducing...Carol
B. Tennesson
Carol
received the Honorary Literature Award for creative writing.
She was a member of Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc staff and Towayam staff
along with helping backstage at the school productions.
Carol is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Charles E. Tennesson,
Maitland. She is still undecided about which college she
will attend but plans for a career in journalism. Carol
enjoys swimming, reading and people. |
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Tennesson,
Carol . . . 'Tiger' . . . was born January 8th in Pennsylvania.
Carol came to WPHS from Washington-Lee High. Her hobbies
are reading and boys. Her pet peeve is tarantulas. She
likes fried tarantulas and coke. Her philosophy of life
is to keep away from tarantulas. After high school Carol
plans to go to college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Twin metropolitans
with Jackie Cottrell, lunch at Steak and Shake, senior
English class--good teacher.
Children: Scott 20, Stepson Milt, 20
Spouse: Kirk
Present work and/or activities: Coordinator,
Professional Education Preparation Program at the University
of Kentucky.
Bio: College: BA, MA, and post-graduate
second master's degree, University of Kentucky. Husband,
Kirk Snyder, graduate of Cornell University College of
Veterinary Medicine, owner of Richmond Road Veterinary
Clinic, Richmond Road Kennels. For fun: Kirk and I and
our boys enjoy snow skiing at Lake Tahoe each year (and
blackjack, too!), and we spend a lot of time at Hilton
Head Island playing golf and deep sea fishing. We also
enjoy playing bridge and poker and attending horse races
at Keeneland Race Course here in Lexington. We love and
enjoy our pets, too.
Future plans and goals: We plan to finish
educating our boys and buy a villa at Hilton Head Island. |
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Alice Rebecca Thornton
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Introducing...Alice
Rebecca Thornton
Becky is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Thornton, 984 Mayfield Ave. Following
her graduation from Winter Park High with the class of
1961 she will enter Florida State University in the fall.
She was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, Campus Crusaders and Spanish
Club. |
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Thornton,
Becky . . . or 'Dober' . . . came to us from Charlotte,
North Carolina. Born on August 14, her pet peeves are
people who think they are better than everyone else and
people who eat bananas noisely . . . favorite expression
is 'golly-ding' . . . after graduation Becky plans to
go to FSU and then get married.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Dorothy Sue Tinklepaugh
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Introducing...Dorothy
Sue Tinklepaugh
Sue is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Tinklepaugh, 1301 Falcon Drive and will
major in education at University of Florida after graduation
from Winter Park High School. Sue was Student Council
representative, Homeroom officer, Secretary-Treasurer
Campus Crusaders, Member of Quill an Scroll and National
Honor Society. Her hobbies are writing, singing and piano.
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Tinklepaugh,
Sue . . . 'Tink' comes from South Carolina. She describes
herself as having a 'blushing complexion and a shinny
nose'. Her favorite pasttime is dancing, and to this she
adds a quote . . . "It can turn into a wrestling
match." (We wonder what she means.) Sue likes writing,
eating, talking, and singing. Her secret ambition is to
play the bongos. She lists the ideal situation as being
accepted at MIT. Good luck, Sue!!!
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Tom
Tobin
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Bio:
Wow, it’s hard to believe that we are approaching
our 45th Class Reunion. It seems to be an appropriate
time to update my Bio.
After
High School I put 2 years in the Army. Then attended
Northwestern University in Evanston, IL and Donnelly
College in Kansas City, Ks. I’ve worked as a Sales
Representative in the Health Care Industry since then.
I just retired from Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, a division
of Johnson & Johnson. I spent 24 years with J&J.
I’ve
been single now for over 3 years. I have 4 children
– 2 Girls and 2 Boys. I
live in Winter Springs, in the same home for the last
32 years. My hobbies include running, motorcycles, fishing,
camping, boating, and computers. I’ve run 18 marathons,
including Boston in 2005.
I
planned ahead for my retirement and attended a professional
baseball umpire school during the Christmas Holidays
2004/2005. I’m now working as an umpire doing
games all the way to High School and College level (including
Winter Park HS this year).
It’s
really wonderful that we have such a together class.
I enjoy reliving memories of the Orlando/Winter Park
area BD (before Disney).
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1/17/2007: I'm keeping really busy with baseball.
I'll be working at Disney's Wide World of Sports for spring
training. I'll be umpiring for high school and college
baseball teams for just over two months, beginning February
17. I also started teaching science classes part-time
for a group called MadScience. I did a program last night
at a private school in Sanford and on Friday I'm doing
two assemblies at Rainbow Elementary, with 300 students
in each assembly. I don't make a lot of money doing it...........but
it sure is fun :-). My youngest kid just moved back home...............so
now it's me and Jonathan and the old cats. |
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Steve
Toothaker
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Introducing...Steve
W. Toothaker
Steve will major in Business
Administration at the University of Florida following
his graduation from Winter Park High with the class of
1961. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall, Maitland.
Steve is a Student Council representative, member of Wheel
Club and football team. His hobbies are water skiing and
working on cars. |
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Sue Louise Trapnell
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Introducing...Sue
Louise Trapnell
Sue will graduate from Winter
Park High School with the class of 1961. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Trapnell, Jr., 2322 Fosgate Drive.
Sue will study Psychology at Florida State or Brenau.
She was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, GAA, Campus Crusaders, Intramurals,
French and Spanish clubs and a home room officer. Sue
finds time after school for writing and cooking. |
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Trapnell,
Sue . . . 'Trap' . . is a Georgia gal who just loves horses
and Tab Hunter. She's also one of those particular people
who cringe at the sight of a man who crosses his legs
like a lady. Sue's words of wisdom are "Enjoy your
teenage years; there are too many responsibilities when
you're older." She'd like to marry a man from Kentucky
who owns a horse breeding farm, but ironically enough,
she plans to attend FSU and then marry a fella from North
Carolina.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Almost the
entire senior year
Funniest/weirdest coincidence:
Life is full of weird things-there have been too many
Children: Emory, 22; Janet, 18
Spouse: Emory
Present work and/or activities: Medical
assistant. Hobbies are gardening and working with stained
glass
Bio: Wesleyan College, Macon, GA. Lived
in Atlanta, 1963-75; Birmingham, AL, 1975-76; Nashville,
TN, 1976-89; Clarksville, TN, 1989-90; Murfreesboro, TN,
1990-present. Was dental assistant and office manager
for orthondontist before children. Back to work full time
in 1989 as office manager in dental office. Am now a medical
assistant for a dermatologist. Plan to work for a few
more years until husband retires and we can travel and
play with grandchildren when they come.
Future plans and goals: To have a place
on the beach I can go whenever I want for a few weeks
at a time. |
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