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Linda Jeanne Williams
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Introducing...Linda
Jean Williams
Jeanne is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams, 1716 Pine Ave. She will
graduate from Winter Park High with the class of 1961.
She was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Campus Crusaders
and Oklahoma. Jeanne will go to Orlando Junior College
this fall where she will study Business Administration.
Sewing and singing are Jeanne's hobbies. |
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Williams,
Linda Jeanne . . . "Jeanne" . . . Washington,
D.C. . . August 24th . . . likes basketball, sewing, dancing,
photography, pizza, shrimp, coffee and Roy Stanley. Pet
peeve is seeing a convertible with the top down and the
windows up. Philosophy is to "Stay happy!" Future
includes work.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Sock hops in the gym, friendships
that have lasted thirty years, slumber parties (we NEVER
slept!), pride of walking through the "senior door",
school spirit, Daddy's old white shirt worn with rolled
up jeans and dirty tennis shoes!, riding in friend's convertible
to Daytona Beach, the Platters, and of course-ELVIS!
Children: Ken, 24; Jennifer, 22,
Kike, 21
Grandchildren: Landon, 8 months
Present work and/or activities:
Owner-Servpro of Valdosta (carpet, drapery, upholstery,
and disaster restoration)
Bio: Married Roy Stanley after
graduation. Moved to Athens, GA, for him to attend college.
Had three children. Have worked as secretary, office manager,
ran temporary personnel service, paralegal, banker, and
now own my own business-Servpro of Valdosta. Divorced
after twenty-four years of marriage. Very active in church
activities, especially with the 'single again' groups.
Sing in choir, teach Sunday School, sing solos and in
ensembles. Love to cook and sew. Very busy building a
new business and learning a new town (been in Valdosta
since 3/92). Am enjoying living near my daughter and am
spoiling my new grandson. There IS life after divorce.
Future plans and goals: To make
my business a tremendous success to achieve financial
independence. |
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Terry
Adrian Williams
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Williams,
Terry . . . Baseball takes most of Terry's time in school
. . he doesn't like people who don't act their age . .
. Terry is a native of Orlando. He likes baseball, football,
steak and any kind of beer. He attended Palatka Senior
High last year. Future includes college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: Finishing
Funniest/weirdest coincidence:
Pudd Mudd walked into my office at Shell Oil Co. in 1969.
I had not seen him since 1961. He was also working for
Shell, and neither of us was aware the other also worked
there.
Children: Virginia, 25; Mitchell,
23
Present work and/or activities:
UCF baseball assistant coach
Future plans and goals: Continue
baseball coaching |
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Patricia Ann Wind
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Introducing...Patricia
Ann Wind
Pat will attend Florida
State University where she will major in elementary education
and English following her graduation from Winter Park
High. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Wind,
3218 Chelsea Ave. Pat was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish
and Latin clubs, GAA, Quill and Scroll Society, Junior
Honor Society and JV Cheerleaders. Her hobby is swimming. |
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Wind,
Patricia Ann . . . "Parrot" . . . Maline, Illinois
. . . most memorable event at WPHS was the 1959 Homecoming
. . . Pat likes swimming, badmitton, dancing, having fun
and "dewing things." Favorite expression is
"The craziest thing happened" . . . future includes
college and Glenn Martin.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
Children: Scott, 28
Spouse: Bob
Present work and/or activities:
Work part-time in doctor's office and travel with my husband
who is in international marketing
Bio: Attended Florida State University
where I met my future husband. We've been married twenty-nine
years. |
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Emily
Deane Winfield (Beeker)
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Introducing...Emily
Deane Winfield
Emily looks forward to a
career in the world of medicine but is as yet undecided
just where she will continue her education following graduation
from Winter Park High. School activities include being
president of Future Nurses of America and winning a speech
contest. Her hobbies are sewing and cooking. Emily is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Winfield, Sr., 110
Arla Court. |
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Winfield,
Emily Deane . . . Alabama is this gals home-state. She
was born July 19, 1942 . . . her favorites are tennis,
golf, softball, cooking, sewing, pizza, tea, and Charlie
Mann. Secret ambition is to spend Christmas in New York.
Future includes Nurses Training School.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Richard
Clarke Winslow
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Introducing...Richard
Clarke Winslow
Dick is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Winslow, 1244 Mayfield Street and will graduate
with the class of 1961 from Winter Park High. He was vice
president of Key Club, Student Council representative,
in the cast of the senior play, a member of Varsity club
and baseball team. Dick will study Forestry at Sewanee.
His hobbies are athletics, tennis and riflery. |
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Winslow,
Richard Clarke . . . "Rich" would like to be
ship wrecked with Nancy Wingate . . . was born here in
Winter Park, July 14th . . . favors baseball, football,
sports, hunting, riflery and Italian food. His philosophy
is to LIVE . . . Future includes college.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Happiest
memory: The happiest memory of WPHS was when
I was called out of English class my senior year to learn
that I had been accepted at Sewanee. Other than a specific
moment, there was the "ambience" of being a
student at my home town's high school-the same school
from which my parents, brother, cousins, etc., graduated-with
an especially congenial group of fellow students, with
many of whom I had shared a classroom since first grade.
Funniest/weirdest coincidence:
Changing diapers at age 48!
Children: Justin, 19, Robert,
2
Spouse: Carrie Ashton
Present work and/or activities:
Work includes managing 60,000 acres of forest and mineral
assets, reclamation activities, real estate sales, and
general land management duties
Bio: Despite a disastrous freshman
year, I graduated from Sewanee in 1966 with a BA. A master's
from the University of Florida followed in 1969, after
which I left the sunny, warm south to become Technical
Director for a forest management consulting firm in Milwaukee,
WI. Much to my surprise, I loved Milwaukee, but left in
1975 to take a job allowing me to live in Sewanee, TN,
my old college town. I'm still here, and continue as Land
Manager and Forester for Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company.
Work, conservation, and professional associations and
an infant boy (ESPECIALLY the baby boy) take up most of
my time these days, but occasionally I travel, and have
taken up flying as both a hotty and as part of my work.
Married in 1968, and again in 1984 (divorced in between!)
to Carrie Ashton, who is Outgoing Club Director here at
the college.
Future plans and goals: Consulting/Real
estate when our coal reserves are depleted-about five
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Lillian Winterbottom
Carole Winterbottom Boisselle->
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Introducing...Carole
Lillian Winter bottom
Carole is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Winterbottom, Maitland. Following her
graduation from Winter Park High School with the class
of 1961 she will go to airlines school where she will
learn to be a stewardess. Carole is a riding enthusiast
and also enjoys swimming and skiing. |
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Confession
is good for the soul: Due to the enthusiasm of the Senior
Salutes STAFF, we overlooked the following students--Carol
Winterbottom, Kathy Wobie, and Nancy Ann Wrenn. A special
SALUTE to you--with lots of luck to you in the future.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Warren
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Happiest
memory:
Planting a cherry bomb in the men's room next to Coach
Orr's study hall; watching his face when it exploded and
then playing the innocent role as he gazed the room with
anger!
Funniest/weirdest coincidence: Joined the
Air Force to see the world; ended up at McCoy AFB in Orlando.
Children: Mark 26, Christopher 21, Joseph
14, Mathew 9
Present work and/or activities: President,
Wise Marine Construction Inc., Orlando.
Bio: USAF, 1961-65, McCoy Air Force Base,
Orlando. Orlando Junior College, graduated in 1968. FTU
(UCF) 1971. Wise Marine Construction Inc., President.
Wise Trade Center Inc., President.
Future plans and goals: More work, then
retire and live in Cashiers, North Carolina.
Source: 30th Reunion, 1991 |
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Kathleen Wobie
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Introducing...Helen
Kathleen Wobie
Kathie is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wobie, 2381 East Winter Park Road.
Following her graduation she plans to enter University
of Florida where she will major in journalism or English.
Kathie lettered on the swimming team and was a member
of Tri-Hi-Y, Latin, French and Glee clubs. Leisure time
finds Kathie swimming, skiing, or horseback riding. |
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Confession
is good for the soul: Due to the enthusiasm of the Senior
Salutes STAFF, we overlooked the following students--Carol
Winterbottom, Kathy Wobie, and Nancy Ann Wrenn. A special
SALUTE to you--with lots of luck to you in the future.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Ann Wrenn
Nancy Wrenn Starcher->
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Introducing...Nancy
Ann Wrenn
Nancy is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Wrenn, 610 Palmer Ave. Following her
graduation with the class of 1961 from Winter Park High
School, Nancy will enter Brenau College where she will
begin her studies for a career in nursing or domestic
science. Sewing, cooking, skiing and tennis are her hobbies.
During school Nancy has been a Student Council representative,
Tri-Hi-Y treasurer and member of Science Club, Campus
Crusaders, Spanish Club and Blueridge Assembly. |
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Confession
is good for the soul: Due to the enthusiasm of the Senior
Salutes STAFF, we overlooked the following students--Carol
Winterbottom, Kathy Wobie, and Nancy Ann Wrenn. A special
SALUTE to you--with lots of luck to you in the future.
Source: WPHS Senior Salutes, 1961. |
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Husband:
Tracy
Children:
Todd & Laura; 1 granddaughter
Present work and/or activities: I currently
work in home health.
Bio: After high school, I attended Salem
College (a women's college in Winston-Salem, N.C.),
Southern Methodist University in Dallas, and graduated
in 1965 from the University of Florida. I earned a B.S.
degree in Nursing. I was a member of Alpha Delta Pi
sorority at SMU and the University of Florida (along
with Pat Stephenson and Susan Chase from our WPHS class).
I was honored to be Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma fraternity
at Sewanee: The University of the South. After college
graduation, I obtained a job as a nurse at Grady Memorial
Hospital in Atlanta. Grady Hospital was a large, inner-city
hospital/trauma center and teaching hospital for Emory
University School of Medicine. I loved my job--and loved
Atlanta--a stunningly beautiful city! I came back to
Winter Park, got a job, and in 1969 met and married
my husband, Tracy. We have lived in several cities in
the Southeast, including tiny St. Cloud, the community
near Kissimmee. We have two children. Our married son
Todd (no grandchildren yet) works as an Assets Allocation
Analyst in the financial industry. Our daughter , Laura,
formerly a student, is married to a PhD candidate at
the University of Florida College of Pharmacy. Her husband
aspires to be a pharmaceutical research scientist. His
research work to complete the doctoral dissertation
involves Alzheimer's disease. They have one toddler,
a little daughter who is 1 1/2 years old, and expect
a second child in late spring.
Future plans and goals: I hope to be able
to retire some day---and learn quilting. Additionally,
I would like to get back to oil painting which I so
enjoyed years ago. And----I would like to raise roses! |
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believe that those of us who were privileged to spend
our formative years growing up in Winter Park were blessed
indeed. The decade of the 1950's and early 1960's, our
coming of age years, were spent in an idyllic small town
which had a wonderful ambiance--beautiful lakes, lovely
homes, a charming downtown---Park Avenue. Additionally,
we had terrific schools, with exemplary teachers. Click
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