FAHS, Where We Lived

click image to go to the map on wikimapia

A great aerial map with marked areas

Lots of housing area links on Holly's F.A.J.H.S. Website http://fajhs.net/

Great site: http://forgotten-frankfurt.blogspot.com/ US Installation/housing recent photos

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Hello Bruce 70,
I am Eddie Clark in Eugene, Oregon. I too was an ARMY brat 1969 ( age 13) in Bad Nauheim 1969.
There was the elementary school in Bad Nauheim that I attended from Nov. 1968 to spring 1969 and attended Frankfurt American Jr. High fall 1969. I would have attended FAHS and graduated class of 1974. I have attached some photos that somehow survived all this time of the housing in Bad Nauheim and three girl friends, one of which did attend FAHS: Carol Marx. I knew Dutch Meeker but not very well as he was about 4 years older than I, but I seen him play guitar with Henry Frogge` on drums whom also lived in Bad Nauheim.
I have been trying to make contact with anyone, but no luck so far. I hope you receive this message and find the photos acceptable to post. Please keep in touch!
Eddie Clark

Carol Marx, ?, ?

I have a page for the housing areas in Bad Nauheim and Friedberg if interested http://www.facebook.com/groups/443988808956673/ - George Paul

Bad Nauheim - Alvin York Village, Feb 2009

from forgotten-frankfurt

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Bad Nauheimers Dutch Meeker '70 and John Brooks '68

John Brooks '68 (1949-2010) ...one of the funniest, carefree, loving guys I ever had the honor to call a friend - Dutchb

Bad Nauheim - Alvin York Village/McNair

Aschaffenburg

Anthony Brown '71

Bad Nauheim - Anthony Brown(71): BTW: My dad was stationed at Friedberg (where Elvis served his tour of duty), and we lived at the housing area in Bad Nauheim, a couple miles away (south of Butzbach and Giessen, we rode the same school bus as those residents).

About 50 kilometers (Aschaffenburg to FAHS)

How long did it take to get to school? About an hour and a half, including the 20 mins. it took to get from our house to the military bus stop.

Did you have a Movie Theater, Roller Rink, Bowling Alley, PX, Commissary, etc.? All of the above.

Who do you remember rode the same bus? Linda & Jim Moore, Pat Norwood, Peggy Cone, JoAnn Shemwell & her brother, Charlie Wahle, Tom Tinker

Was there a late bus, so you could take part in extra curricular activities at the school? Yes, but it left around 4:30pm, so when I was in the musical, my (step)mom had to pick me up every night at 10:30pm.

- Herb Hall

Alvin York Village Family Housing Area Bad Nauheim Germany - from Dirk Howard '65
http://travel.webshots.com/album/558080959dauXMY

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Karlsruhe

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If you lived in Karlsruhe, I am sure you remember this. I was born within walking distance of this palace. When I was little we used to walk her from my grandmother's and play in the gardens...

- Susie (on the FAJHS/FAHS Yahoo Group)

Karlsruher Schloss

from Susie

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Gibbs

Gibbs Kaserne Added by Mike Fravell to the Facebook group "FAHS Brats"

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Giessen
Closing Stars&Stripes 2007 Article .pdf

The Giessen housing - much like most other "classic" housing areas
- thanks Kym for the photo

Jim, Rhonda, and Yvonne Mingus Denmark ca. 1968
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Not sure there are too many 'Giesseners' around, but thought you may enjoy some
recent pictures I made in Dulles and Marshall housing areas - .forgotten-frankfurt

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Giessen - George C Marshall Village Family Housing

Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Giessen - John F Dulles Village Family Housing

60 klicks (kilometers) from Frankfurt --

Over one hour on the bus each way!

http://www.giessen.army.mil/sites/local/ www.wiesbaden.army.mil www.usaghessen.eur.army.mil

The garrison was inactivated and the colors cased on 28 September 2007.

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Giessen Letter Jackets - does any one know who's in the photo, who took it and when? email Bruce70

I could be wrong, but I think that is Morris Ostroff (69) standing 2nd from the left. He actually was my Home Ec cooking partner (yep, definitely the cutest and I think the only guy in the class!) our senior year! I don't know where he was from, and I can't get the yearbook to open to compare pictures. Maybe someone else can verify... Diane (Moore) Harlow

From Steve Denmark's Giessen AYA page:

"Without question, the most defining event of 1966 was the plan to order our own letter jackets. This was a total departure from the accepted norm, a revolution of sorts. Only the major high schools had these coats. This was an outlaw move. Giessen, an hour and half on the autobahn north of Frankfurt, precluded any real possibility from our participation in FHS events due to time, distance and travel. Having our own letter jackets gave us an identity and a kind of pride that had never existed before.

We obtained a catalogue by mail from Wilson Sporting Goods (the address we found at the overseas order desk at the PX). The style of jacket that we wanted was identical in color and design to our sports rivals, Frankfurt. "Grudging admiration" is a term that comes to mind.

The price of the jacket was determined by the quantity ordered. Only those individuals who had played as a member of a school or intramural team were eligible to wear a jacket. As I recall, we needed checks from 36 students to meet the minimum."

I found this photo recently and recognized my brother. We lived in Giessen during that time period and although I was five years younger than these people, I recognized Morris Ostroff. My brother Donald (Don) Wells is at the far right (wearing Beatle boots:) He did not have the photo in front of him but remembered the following. The people in the photo and I can't tell you who is who are: Danny and Bill Johnson (brothers), Steve Denmark, Joe Gabriel, Dave Mulder and possibly Toffer Godfry. This photo was taken outside the AYA which was located near the commissary. On Saturdays the guys would bag groceries and hang out at the AYA shooting pool. Sgt Hernandez was in charge of the AYA (I remember him too) and asked them to step outside for a photo. It is my understanding that he took the photo. I'll ask my sister if she remembers anyone as she is a couple of years older than me. I hope this sparks some memories. -- Sonya (Wells) Miller

From: Sonya Miller
Sent: Sun 2/28/10 3:36 PM
To: ba_garner

Don said the photo was probably taken in '68.

My brother called me back. He and his wife (also in Giessen at that time) pulled up the photo. They said Tofer Godfrey (not sure of any spelling here) is to the left of Morris Ostroff. Kim Mingus is to the left of my brother (who is at the far right) Sam Burke, wearing a kind of sheepskin jacket is behind her to the left. He said also John Bray is in the photo. He remembers the faces but couldn't put name with the faces. He said he thought this was the occasion when they all got their letter jackets.

From: notify@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Bluehaseiler
Sent: Fri 3/05/10 3:59 PM
To: Bruce Garner (ba_garner@msn.com)

Bruce: Here are the names I am sure of. Standing L to R is Topher Godfrey, Morris Ostroff, 4th is Danny Johnson 7th is Bill Johnson 8th is Reiner Eaton and Don Wells in front of him. Kneeling is L to R is Mike Hess, Pete Kilgore and John Kile. The only girl I recognize is Kim Mingus, she is in the forefront. Steve Denmark is not in this photo. I playd on the first 2 Giessen Giants teams in 65 and 66. This photo is circa fall 67 or spring 68. No laterm than spring 68 as many of thos you see in the photo were class of 68. I was class of 67. If I can help anymore with photo's please email me , I will try to look the kids up, I have a couple of yearbooks (65 & 67) and will try and match names to faces I do not remember. Most I do some I don't. Thanks Henry

circa1960 Giessen FAHSers from Helmut

Giessen Junior High 1958

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Rhein Main AFB - Gateway Gardens

Facebook - The Gateway to Europe: Rhein Main Air Force Base Rhein Main Brats

Rhein Main Brats page http://www.rheinmainbrats.com/

Before Rhein Main - the Zeppelin Base
Rhein Main Air Base and the Berlin Airlift

http://rheinmainbrats.ning.com/

Rhein Main control tower Bitty Martin Elizabeth Ricketson To "Frankfurt American High School"

Gateway Gardens c2009 from http://forgotten-frankfurt.blogspot.com/search/label/Gateway%20Gardens

from Nicki '66 and fhs63-66

"Rhein Main ceremony ends era as 'gateway', April 1, 1995

(pdf file)

RM control tower being torn down
-from FAHS alumnus Rich Lawton '84

Rhine Main Ice Skating Rink
From '54 YB on page 117 . On Facebook

Usarelm Air Passenger Rhein Main 1970 from Walter Alvin
Some stayed here the last night before returning stateside.

"This sign was still here in the late 1970s."
Alex Sutherland‎ to The Gateway to Europe: Rhein Main Air Force Base

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The Dorms

rom the 70 Dorm Yearbook from Michael Wood '71

Basement Friends - from Deborah
click image to see "Candid Photos" album on the http://frankfurtdormies.multiply.com/ site

51 YB - Boys Dorm on Eschersheimer Landstrasse
on Facebook

51 YB - Girls Dorm at 55 Wiesenau Strasse
on Facebook

More on the FAHS Dorm Page and Dorm Page on Facebook

Pat C. '70, 5 day dormie 67-68 Home: Sophus Lies Gate 6, Oslo, Norway Dad was Asst. Air Attaché to the U.S. Embassy.

FAHS: Boys Dorm All the best...
Chris Stimson

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Frankfurt PX, Commissary

From Darl Paul Sams to Facebook Frankfurt American High School
"In 1959 while flying to the US from Ankara, Turkey we had a layover in Rhein Main. Dad wanted to go to Frankfurt to see the owner of Willi Franks Gasthaus who he got to know in 1952-54. This is a photo of the PX/Commissary on the WACS circle as it appeared in the 50's."

PX, WAC Circle 1960 from Walter Alvin

1951- WAC Circle and PX 1951- Source

from the 54 Yearbook on Page 117 on Facebook

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The Residences/Housing Areas Close (walk to school) to FAHS

Hicog, Platen, Drake/Edwards, Von Steuben, Hügel

Near the school

"Little Casno" 1959-61 (later "Eagles Nest") larger image photo From Frank da Cruz

As the "Eagles Nest" c70 from Ricki Menard

Idle Hour Theater 1970 black and white copy
John Neumyer made of a color print from Scott Hegland.

Idle Hour Photos from David Kirney See a great Frankfurt 2002 album of David's Here

From Rick on their recent trip to Frankfurt...

Here's a picture of the teen club when we were there in Nov. 2005, compared to now!

*******
I told him it looked different than the picture that Kym and Mary and Steve sent from last September....oh well...it's sad now.

-Bobbie

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Gruneberg Park - Next to the HS, Dormie hangout, Art class drawing site, Cross-country race course, giant chess set. Check out this website from Matthew Aaron 76: http://www.aaron.net.au/gbp/Pages/bigfield.html

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HICOG - 1951 - the HICOG Housing Project Facebook Page

(Acronym for High Commission for Occupied Germany)

The building we lived in on Joachim Becker Strasse, Hicog, 1995 - Bruce '70, Kathy '69 Garner

Hicog is across from the football field. From a 1954 photo. Classroom Annex is lower right.

Tennis Team practiced on the Hicog courts

Six photos of HICOG circa 1972-73. Front and back of where my family lived on Joachim Becher and the basketball and tennis courts. - Kent Hierstein (click image to enlarge)

Front

Back

5-1 Joachim

Ron and Kent

Joachim Becher Strasse

Basketball Court

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Drake Edwards

45 minute walk to school -Skip Petit

Stairwell living at its very finest. Edwards Housing Area, Frankfurt. Sherry Nelson

Drake Kaserne 2007

Main Gate from John Freedman '74 on fahs.org pics -- (see closeups of swastika design in the gate}

Edwards c1960 from Frank McHugh

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/thebes/1843/

http://www.geocities.com/frankmchugh/

This is Paul Eisman 68 and his infamous BMW (Edwards)
Members of the FHS golf team used it a lot to go to Hanau after school to practice in the fall of 67. I believe it was the first golf team for FHS but not sure. Paul and I also drove it on Nurburgring (sp) the famous German race track during a snow storm. We were discovered and told to leave because of the icy conditions. You can see my stairwell in the background, Edwards housing. I lived in the apartment on the first floor, jus to the right of the door on the left.

from Mike Eshleman's page

Find many photos of Edwards Kaserne and relied subjects on http://www.3ad.com/pio/ Photo Index

The Sacred Main Gate to Drake Kaserne - 1966

Photo by Michael Fredericks

Sp4 Jim McNulty guards the gate of Division Headquarters armed with only a billy club. Those were pre-terrorist times. As a "UP" (Unit Police), he was forbidden to carry a rifle or sidearm, unlike the gun-toting MP's.

Edwards Housing Area, Frankfurt - 1960's
A bastion of American culture & home-cooked meals.

Photos courtesy of Frankfurt-
American High School website

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Hügel

Holly Marienkäfer

I walked to school
from the Hügel Housing Area - Theresa 69

More images; http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/hlm7/ffhugelpics81.html

2266 A1 Hugel Housing 1971-1972 by Michael Blood

See more and larger images - click on logo:

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Von Steuben Got any images?

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A great aerial map with marked areas (yellow area is Von Steuben)

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Platen (Platenstraße)

About 15min walk to school A Facebook Platen site here

From the album: Germany 2011 - Frankfurt (Platen) by April Blackmon

from Frank da Cruz

The view from 2231 Platenstraße. 1959-60

2235 Plantenstraße. 1959-60

The "back yard" of 2231 Platenstraße.1975
Click for larger image from Frank da Cruz

Platen Girls Softball Field 2007 from Darl Sams '67

Platen Baseball Field Backstop 2007 from Darl Sams '67

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"...Platen baseball field taken on a trip to Germany in Oct, 07. The only thing still standing is the back stop. Many guys spent summer days on that field participating in AYA baseball." Darl Sams 67

see the 67 AYA Eagle team photo and player names here

'95 - 2221-C6 Platen -- our 67-68 residence Bruce 70

Platen Street Signs 2002 from David Kirney

Platen Baseball Field Backstop 2002 from David Kirney

See a great Frankfurt 2002 album of David's Here

...How Platen housing looks like in 2007

2007 - Gary [65] and Darl [67] Sams at their Platen address

These are the old building numbers in Platen click image to add comments
Added by Cherish Pageau to the group "Platen Housing Area - Frankfurt"

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Bad Vilbel

Bad Vilbel Students from the 69 Yearbook click to enlarge

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Carole Morelli's backyard - on Facebook

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Hoechst

Does anyone have any pictures of Hochst Housing?
There were only about 5 or 6 apt. buildings and a community center.

From: reimer6117 To: FAJHS Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 2:40 PM

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I lived in Hoechst Housing from 1968-1971. I went to FAJHS.

Do you have any pictures of the housing base or the community center??

Cheryl B. From: Don & Sherry, Sent: Sun 9/20/09 5:14 AM

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McNair Kaserne

http://mcnairkaserne.org/AFTER_WE_LEFT/After_We_left_main.html

http://www.otoupal.org/DOUG_OTOUPAL_WEB/GERMANY/2008_Germany_Trip.html

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Betts Kaserne, Atterberry Kaserne

Friedberger Warte Betts 1940 from Walter Alvin

Friedberger Warte Atteberry 1940 from Walter Alvin

"I lived in Frankfurt on Betts Kaserne. That is where the AYA Roller Rink was and the NCO Club. There was a deli, a gym, the test site for the international drivers' licenses, etc. We had about 4 buildings for NCO family housing, about 3 for officer's families, 1 for single officers, 1 for WACs, and 2 barracks on the compound. We rode the school bus, had the activities bus and could even catch the strauss or the taxi if we missed the busses. Don lived in one of the barracks and we met at the skating rink when I was working there. He ended up moonlighting there also. I can't remember my address there (I know you had a directory copied some where) but we were next to a traffic circle with Pop's and Freddie's Pizza. The 97th General Hospital was across the street. We were also next to Atterbury Kaserne housing." - Laura 71

photo from Ken Sowers
Floor guard 72-74!!! Best job ever!!! Worked for a GI Sgt. named Vince. Later worked for a guy named Al...

Photos from Mark J Kuckelman
oller rink ticket 1968. Good for one "session". Skate rental 10 cents more. I've always wanted a picture of the outside building of the rink. If anyone has it, please post. I'll try to as well, but I have to do a screen capture from video I shot in 1993.

photo by Steve Jackson
Skating Rink where I spent many happy weekends. Guy looking back is Mike Kelley - a good friend of mine back then.

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Camp King, Oberursel

If you lived there, you should join this group -- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CampKingKids/ FACEBOOK

Lots of pictures and information: http://www.campking.net/

OClub.htm The officers club, before that the (Taunus) Mountain Lodge

Pictures from US Army: http://www.usarmygermany.com/USAREUR_City_Frankfurt.htm

Lots of pictures: http://www.pbase.com/jchartmann/camp-king_by_klaus_veentjer&page=all

Official Oberursel city page: http://www.oberursel.de/

An audio file here: http://www.themondaypodcast.com/blog/index.php/outdoor-podcasts/a-walk-through-camp-king/

Front Gate 1967

Two images from katstgermaine at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CampKingKids/

Main Street 1967

Chapel c2009

Taunus Mountain Lodge / Officers Club c2009

from http://forgotten-frankfurt.blogspot.com/search/label/Camp%20King

Camp King Chiefs 1973

Camp King Headquarters Building 1998

These two images from

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CampKingKids/
If you lived there, you should join this group -- There are lots of posts and images to browse.

Chapel ca.1968, photo by Ken Garner

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ca.1968, photo by Ken Garner

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Hanau
Pioneer, Sportfield and both Argonner housing areas

On Facebook: "HANAU" We REMINISCE over YOU! and US Army in Hanau Germany

On Forgotten Frankfurt: Pioneer Kaserne and Wolfgang Community Center

Maps: U.S. ARMY INSTALLATIONS - HANAU

Great Video from Otis Cue Pate

Hanau gets own HS in 75. Hanau HS closes in 2007.

A Brothers Grimm postcard

----- A 2008 Visit to Hanau -----

From: Michael Calloway

Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 4:40 PM

Subject: Hanau, Crosstown Traffic and the Round House

Hey Bruce, Mike and castaways from FHS Island,

Hanau was awesome although a bit sad because of all the barbed wire fences surrounding all the US leased properties ... including Pioneer, Sportfield and both Argonner housing areas.. to include guard posts at entrances to them and an occasional patrol dog. Funny(not) how when the wall came down our fences went up ... and even sadder by this fall all US Military will be out of Hanau, like many other places around Europe. Gelnhausen has already been turned over ...all the fences are down and the military housing many of called home are now rental units and the single family type Officers qtrs. have been sold. Bob Schneider and I visited a friend of his who bought on of the single family townhouse type units out near Gelnhausen. Bob's Mom lives in Hailer the train stop before Gelnhausen from FFm/Hanau. The weather was the usual ...overcast, misty rain, a few snow flurries ... But we did have one nice Sunday and took in the Barbarosa Fest in Gelnhausen .... and we visited numerous Gasthauses for bier, schnitzel, rumpsteak, sauerbraten, rot kohl, sauerkraut, and brats of of kinds... not sure exactly how much we ate but I brought back an extra 10 lbs after 10 days . LOL. Mike ...

The Round House is still alive an kicking under the same family management ... and they now have 4 locations in the area. The manager of "our" pizza and bier pit stop was that snot nosed 8/9 year old that was always there pestering the crap out of everyone during our time there . AND THE PIZZA ... it is the same perfectly crispy crust around the edges. Also I am sure you shopped at the music shop in Hanau .which we called the Hesta Shop because of the speaker cabinets they sold ... I had a 2X15 Base cab and Passerelli's had PA speakers and I think also a 4X12 ... The shop is now owned, for many years, by Leslie Link, fabulous guitarist for the Orange Peel ... OP still gets together every year for a reunion concert in the Hanau Stadt Halle ... Curt Cress the drummer is a very well known producer and of course is no slacker on drums having played with Freddie Mercury, Scorpions(for a short while) and has numerous albums with German Jazz great Klaus Doldinger and Passport and there is a clip on UTube of Curt and Steve Gadd swapping licks ... Steve was a member of the U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors in the late 60's,.

OK ENUF FOR NOW .... I do have some more photos of Crosstown Traffic and that I need to scan and also have a bunch of concert tickets and posters that you may want to put on your awesome link Bruce . Thanks ever so much for your time to put that together for us all!!!!!

YIPIKIYA,
Mike

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Gelnhausen

Pat C. '70

5 day dormie 67-68

bus rider from Gelnhausen 68-70

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Darmstadt - Lincoln Village, Santa Barbara
I lived in Darmstadt Germany Facebook Page

Lincoln Village Elementary School March 2015 Facebook Album

"There were actually three "Siedlungs" plus two buildings out at "The Stars and Stripes" plant in Griesheim, just west of town, near the Autobahn. The three villages were Jefferson Siedlung, which was where the Cambrai Fritsch Kaserne was (PX, Commissary, Dispensary, Chapel, these two outside the fence, American Express, one of the theaters, and the Audio club, among other things), Lincoln Siedlung, which was where the Elementary/Junior High School, the EES gas station, the AYA, and the little league ball field were, and the Santa Barbara Siedlung (officers housing). The other two buildings were an 18 family apartment building (later converted to a 21 family apartment building) and a BOQ, both just on the other side of the fence, which surrounded the S+S plant.

Other military facilities in Darmstadt included; Kelley Barracks, Ernst Ludwig Kaserne, Nathan Hale Depot, and the 6910/11th Air Force Security Group, near the Medevac airfield in Griesheim. The medevac airfield was a Stuka dive bomber base during WWII.

When I was real little we lived in Jefferson Siedlung. Then, we moved to Lincoln Siedlung, before moving out to the apartment building at the S+S plant. At first, most of the families who lived there were the families of S+S employees. In 1963, all civilians who had lived in government housing for more than 5 years, were told to move onto the economy, and so we moved to Wixhausen, just north of town on the B-3 (the "back road" to Frankfurt). Later, after I graduated, my mom, dad and sister moved to Griesheim to be closer to S+S.

Attached are three images from Cambrai Fritsch Kasene, which were taken by Buddy Lerch, I think. Cambrai Fritsch, when it belonged to the German army, had a lot of horse stables. After WWII, some of the stables were converted to business and recreational spaces, but the tie-down rings were still in place on the outside of the buildings. The Amex bank was there, as were the washerette and bowling alley. The movie theater was just across the street from those three. And that's where the three photos were taken.

John" - December 4, 2013 at 6:43pm

Darmstadt Brats 53-54 photo from Eduard Witzmann and

Lincoln Village greasypete on flikr

Buddy Lerch 69, John Neumyer 69, Arnold Abrams 70, Dawn Thompson

Dawn Thompson and I lived in Santa Barbara Housing (for officers' families) but not at the same time; Lincoln Housing (Seidlung?) was for enlisted men's families) and had the big four-story apartment buildings. Arnie Abrams '70 and John Neumyer '69 lived elsewhere in or around Darmstadt, I think. Others in Santa Barbara Quarters: Jim Moore '70, Mark Benson '68, John Marciniek '70 (my duplex neighbor), Ron Michaels '68, Katrina Potter '70. Ron, Mark and John were all members of the Destruktive Sidewalk band. Ron was the lead singer, Mark played keyboard/rhythm guitar and John was the lead guitar player. Their drummer was Mark Heppner and bass player Ed "Indian" Eugenio, who lived in other towns. -Buddy

from http://forgotten-frankfurt.blogspot.com/

Find Images from Hanau, Bad Nauheim and many other U.S. Installations there

<< Click on image to see more Darmstadt images

Nehring Strasse Housing from forgotten-frankfurt.blogspot

Darmstadt Ger. Bank

Cambrai-Fritsch Casern Theater

Darmstadt Washerette

from Mike Eshleman

This was the stairwell I lived in. It was taken right before Christmas. I lived in the top right hand apartment. Notice the aluminum foil Christmas tree which was the fad thing then.

Darmstadt DYA Summer of 65.

Mike Eshleman Here’s a picture of a school bus leaving Darmstadt in 66.

More on Mike Eshleman's page

Darmstadt '65 Luisenplatz

'65 Schloss und Marktplatz

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Gibbs	Butzbach	Friedberg	Aschaffenburg	Bad Vilbel	Hanau	Ff PX, Commissary

Do you remember your address and telephone number from 1968-9? Provided by John Conner '70. Student Directory 1968-9 Frankfurt American High School" "Publied by Mr. Calvin's Computer Class". Find the classmates that lived where you lived.
	68-69 Student addresses and phone numbers
	Seniors	Aiken-Byrd	Caapro-Hilderbrand
	Hinson-Parker	Passarelli-Walker	Wall-Yates

	Juniors	Abrams-Brown	Brown-Frye
	Fulkerson-Leit	Lewis-Ramos	Rasmussen-Wahli
	Waden-Zunich

	Sophomores	Aker-Birk	Bitter-Euersole
	Fadden-Johnson	Johnson-Morath	Morin-Sandis
	Sanford-Venis	Visscher-Yu

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