Stuttgart American High School

Stuttgart American High School was located at Robinson Barracks (old SA (SturmAbteilung) barracks) from Fall 1953 to Spring 1955. SAHS opened at Pattonville, which was a U.S. military housing area near Ludwigsburg Germany, in Fall 1955 with 300 students and 35 graduating Seniors. The school was also known as Ludwigsburg American High School from 1961 to 1968, with 1200 students and 280 graduating Seniors. Between 1970 - 1973, Stuttgart American High School was under the Trump Plan. In fall 1979, Patch American High School was opened on Patch Barracks with 900 students. Stuttgart American High School was closed in June 1992 with 300 students and 52 graduating Seniors. Several families had been transferred to Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Remaining students transferred to Patch American High School. In summer 2001, the school was renamed to Erich-Bracher-Schule. The school was rebuilt at Panzer Army Garrison, also in Stuttgart, DE. It will be reopened for students in September 2015.^[1]

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Notable students and graduates

- Ron Arias (author)
- Susan Aude (former NBC TV News Anchor)
- Rick Barthels (swimmer - 450th official successful crossing from England to France in 1993)
- Bill Beardsley (U.S. Navy Blue Angel pilot 1971 & 72)
- Robert Bunda (Senator, Hawaii, 22nd District, President of the Senate)
- J.T. Burr (Philanthropist)
- Pam deJong (Country Singer-Songwriter)
- Laura Dudek, Claire Boyer, Diane Culp, Diane Price (Apfelkorn Aficionados)
- Thomas Dudek (Consulate to Ghasthaus Bavarian Hunter, Stillwater MN)
- Newt Gingrich (Former U.S. Speaker of the House, Presidential Candidate)
- Patrick Grimm (Clinton / Gore White House service)
- Patricia Hein (Alumni Coordinator / Organizer)
- Dan Hesse (Former Chief Executive Officer, Sprint Corporation)
- Elizabeth Hoff Berg (author)
- John Inman (musician)
- Kent Keel (tried out for NFL)
- Ron Lee Savin (actor)
- Katrina Leskanich (Katrina and the Waves Grammy nominee, Actress, TV and Radio presenter)
- Miguel Martinez (singer/songwriter: www.reverbnation.com/miguels)
- Steven McCarthy (Professor of Graphic Design, University of Minnesota))
- Michael M. McDermott (Bon Vivant and Globe Trotter Extraordinaire)
- Rani Miller-Nicola (author)
- Suzanne Patrick (former Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Industrial Policy)
- Rebecca Patty (Alabama Assistant Attorney General, Department of Environmental Management)
- John Turner (Emmy Award Winner / Philanthropist / Mt. Everest attempt)
- Donald Wellman (poet, editor, translator college professor)
- Shane Willard Grimm (Noted Artist, Musician, Writer)
- Ken Winner (2003 Windsurfing Hall of Fame)
- Brady Wiseman (House District 65 Montana Representative)

- Tom Eichinger Minor League baseball ss-cf, surfer, beach volleyball SD, CA
- Melissa Galbraith (Miss Teenage America 1973)

Reunions

- 1990 DFW, TX
- 1993 Manhattan Beach, CA
- 1996 Washington, D.C.
- 1998 Orlando, FL
- 2001 Las Vegas, NV
- 2004 San Antonio, TX
- 2007 Breckenridge, CO
- 2010 Alexandria, VA
- 2012 Stuttgart, Germany
- 2014 Atlanta, GA

References

↑ http://www.erich-bracher-schule.de/
↑ "History (timeline)" (Web article). Stuttgart/Ludwigsburg American High School Alumni Association. Retrieved 2008-01-01.

External links

International schools in Germany

International schools in Germany by state and metropolitan region

Baden-Württemberg

Stuttgart Region	École élémentaire franco-allemande de Stuttgart-Sillenbuch École maternelle bilingue franco-allemande Georges-Cuvier SIS Swiss International School Stuttgart-Fellbach Alexander M. Patch American High School Stuttgart American High School^†

Mannheim Region	École française Pierre-et-Marie-Curie Heidelberg Heidelberg High School^† Heidelberg Middle School^†

elsewhere	Bad Saulgau: Toin Gakuen Schule Deutschland^† Freiburg im Breisgau: DFG / LFA Freiburg Friedrichshafen: SIS Swiss International School Friedrichshafen

Bavaria

Munich Region	Lycée Jean Renoir Japanische Internationale Schule München SIS Swiss International School Ingolstadt Bavarian International School Munich International School Munich American High School^†

Nuremberg Region	Franconian International School Nurnberg American High School^†

elsewhere	Augsburg: International School Augsburg Regensburg: SIS Swiss International School Regensburg

Berlin

Berlin Region	Französisches Gymnasium Berlin École Voltaire Japanische Internationale Schule zu Berlin Russian Embassy School in Berlin Svenska skolan i Berlin Berlin British School Berlin International School Berlin Metropolitan School Berlin Brandenburg International School

Bremen

Bremen Region	International School Bremen

Hamburg

Hamburg Region	Lycée Français de Hambourg Japanische Schule in Hamburg Skandinaviska Skolan Hamburg International School of Hamburg

Hesse

Frankfurt Region	Lycée Français Victor Hugo (Frankfurt am Main) Japanische Internationale Schule Frankfurt Frankfurt International School Internationale Schule Frankfurt Rhein-Main Frankfurt American High School^† Wiesbaden High School

elsewhere	Kassel: SIS Swiss International School Kassel

Lower Saxony

Hannover Region	International School Hannover Region

North Rhine-Westphalia

Cologne Bonn Region	École de Gaulle-Adenauer (Bonn) (formerly Lycée français de Bonn) Liceo Italo Svevo Papst-Johannes XXIII-Schule Russian Consulate School in Bonn Bonn International School Independent Bonn International School St. George's School, Cologne Bonn American High School^†

Düsseldorf Region	Lycée français de Düsseldorf Japanische Internationale Schule in Düsseldorf International School of Düsseldorf International School on the Rhine

Essen Region	International School Ruhr

elsewhere	Münster: QSI International School of Münster

Saarland

Saarbrücken	DFG LFA Saarbrücken École française de Sarrebruck et Dilling

Saxony

Leipzig Region	Leipzig International School

^† defunct; Note: This list may be incomplete.

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