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Leadership Positions

President

Board Member

Don Hutchins ’67

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Don attended NHS for three years, graduating in 1967. He lived in Dambach, traveled everywhere on his blue Vespa motor scooter, and was best known as the lead guitarist of “The Invaders” and as an announcer for “Teen Scene” on AFN Nürnberg. Don has spent his career in telecommunications and technology, as a serial entrepreneur, a strategy consultant, and a corporate executive. Today he is retired and lives with his wife Barbara in Napa, California. They have two grown children and two young grandchildren.

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VP – Membership

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Dawn (Goad) McCullough ’69

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I attended NAHS from September 1966-December 1968, graduating stateside May 1969. I loved my high school years there and was devastated to leave in the middle of my senior year. I stayed in touch over the years with several of my friends and was absolutely ecstatic to find so many more when connecting to the NAHS alumni site in 2000. I have attended alumni reunions since 2002, as well as several late 60’s mini-reunions since 2000. I hope to work with the Board to increase membership in our alumni organization and encourage member attendance at our all school reunions. I have always loved meeting people and making new friends and among our alumni are people we didn’t know and friends we didn’t have!

I am a retired RN and spent my adult life living in Central Illinois with my husband Dave. We have been married 46 years and 6 years ago escaped the weather drama in Illinois to enjoy retirement in sunny Las Vegas. We have a daughter Kate who lives in Portland Oregon with her husband and our two grandsons Walter and George.

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VP – Reunion Planning

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Rita (Sexton) May ’68

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Secretary

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Kim (Becker) Blacka ’82

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Treasurer

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Diana (Bock) DuPree ’75

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Legal Counsel

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Doug Veith ’67

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I actually did all of my schooling K-12 in DODDS schools in Nurnberg/Fuerth, Germany. I attended Nurnberg High School from 1963 to 1967. God has blessed me with four children, Christopher age 37, Kerry age 35, Caroline age 33 and Timothy age 28.The “apple of my eye” is my one and only grandchild, Parker who is 12. I am a developer that is in the business of financing, developing, owning and operating inpatient care centers for us by hospices. My joys include spending time with Parker, flying, photography and fine cigars!

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Board Member

Pat (Knighton) Gibson ‘62

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Pat Gibson admits to being an Army Brat. She attended 14 schools in 13 years (including two at Nürnberg) but finally graduated from high school in Littleton, Colorado, in 1962. This marks one for life. She attended the University of Wyoming for three years but received her bachelor’s degree in secondary education from the University of Northern Colorado. She married a Texan who decided that Air Force life was not what he wanted and he moved her to Austin, Texas.They bought a piece of land in the Texas Hill Country, near Dripping Springs where they built a house, raised five children, and learned to hate ash juniper trees. Always the student, she went back to school in 1999 and got her Master’s degree at Texas State in 2001. Shortly after, she was asked to begin teaching at Texas State and has taught there since. She has been involved in adult education for over 30 years first as a Girl Scout leadership trainer, then software trainer, and software instructor at Austin Community College. In June 2013, she completed her doctor of education degree so she could teach graduate classes at Texas State. Over the years, she has been a school bus driver, a newspaper reporter and editor, a web master, worked in a print shop doing typesetting and graphic design, written computer training manuals, and raised five children. She and husband John, have been married now for 46 years and have six grandchildren.

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Era Rep ’40s

Era Rep ’50s

Faculty Rep

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Pat (McCarroll) Wood ’59

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I went to Nurnberg in 1952 and attended Nurnberg from sixth grade on – graduating in 1959.My Dad was a civilian with EES which is now AAFES.  He worked at the Place of Justice which is where the Nurnberg trials were held.

Upon returning to the states (NY) I started working for Scandinavian Airlines, and was in and out of the airline industry for most of my working life.  I retired in 2000 as Executive Secretary for Mexicana Airlines at the airport here in San Antonio.

My husband Woody and I always enjoy traveling – we now have a camper and have driven to Alaska three times, and travel the US as much as possible.

We have three children, Mike, Jane and Clif.

Life is good!!

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Era Rep ’70s

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Ranelle (Gray) Fortier ’75

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Nurnberg was our 3rd tour to Germany, arriving in the summer of ’71 for a three year tour. But dad asked for another three years and he got two. So we lived in the Kalb Community in Fuerth from 1971-1976. I graduated from NHS in ’75.

I can’t say I was the most academically involved student, but I did love the years I spent at NHS. I was quite an introvert and it kept me from being as involved with activities that would have given me opportunities to know other students better, (secretly I always wished I had been a dormie!) and often I wished I could go back and do it over. .

My dad, CW3 Jimmie C. Gray, retired our family in a small town in Oregon, totally away from all things military. My past was buried and lost to anything and anyone from highschool, and I always envied those civilian friends attending their school reunions. Then in 2001 through registering on classmates.com I became a “found Eagle.” Thrilled to discover the NAA and reunions, I immediately registered and attended the next reunion, Vegas 2002, filling a huge void that had long ago buried. And every reunion I attend, I get to meet new friends that share a common past and I love it! Getting the opportunity to be involved with the NAA, and now on the board as the 70’s era Rep, has allowed me my “do over!”

I still reside in Oregon with my totally civilian husband of 36 years. We own two Auto Collision Repair shops, we have 3 wonderful children and now 7 grand children and 3 grand dogs. None of them understand my B.R.A.T. life and ways, but they are very supportive. I’m thankful, grateful, and feel truly blessed in life!

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Historian and Archivist

Martha (Morey) Liehsel ’68

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Board Member

Ron Burgess ’72

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Board Member

Shelley (Flippen) Conroy ’73

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Board Member

Alan Maloney ’73

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Era Rep ’60s

Sauzette (Vargas) Pelton ’67

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