SUMMIT SCHOOL TV6 PRODUCTION
CENTER
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Henry Heidtmann-
A/V Technology Specialist
Welcome to my office, which houses
Summit
School's in-house
broadcast system and video production studio. Students write, shoot and produce
news broadcasts as well as special curriculum based projects, blending
television, public speaking and computer skills. I teach this, 7th/8th grade
computer skills, and 5th/6th grade computer block. (Click for the SUMMIT TV6 STUDIO WEB SITE)
When I am not at Summit
School, I might be
involved in one of my many pastimes- Being Daddy to my two sons, Henry (13) and William (10), and my daughter Christina (6)..
Working on our home in Lewisville with Julie, my wife of 17 years; Amateur
Radio- my call sign is W2DZO (ex. N4VHK- Henry IV now holds this call) either
operating from my home station alone, or competing in a world-wide contest at W4WS ( click for
pics;), playing bass with Peter
May's "The Rough Band" (delta blues)or Rick Nathey's "Da Honkies" (honkey tonk rock).
I am a
Wake
Forest sports fan (Class
of '85), Past Master of Salem Lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
#289, and current Treasurer of the Forsyth Amateur Radio Club. I also head up Creative Audio Services, an audio production
and educational technology consulting business founded in 1987. If you
want to send me mail- mailto:henry@summitschool.com
Julie's email:mailto:jheidtmann@alltel.net
Homecoming 2006
My amateur radio station
at home
Sam, myself and Peter rock out-
We miss you, Sam.
The Great Sam Moss and I.
(L) Henry G.Heidtmann, Sr. W2DZO (SK) on one of his 80 meter flattop
towers on Willis Avenue
in Floral Park,
NY circa 1932. (R) Henry G. Heidtmann, III W2DZO (ex. N4VHK) on his Rohn
25 in Winston-Salem,
NC. After Grandpa became a silent key
(Amateur radio lingo for a deceased operator) in April of 2002, I decided to
carry on his love of radio by acquiring his 1931 issued call sign, and am very
proud to do so. Its nice to hold on to my Floral
Park, New York
roots with the 2 call as well.
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