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Hello, my name is Daniel (Nick: Xarlie), and I'm an airsoft player, from the team IV Brigada Celer (www.clanivbc.mforos.com).
The High School and another buildings, stills being there, in ruins, but there they are. Me and many airsofters think many times what
was the appear of those buildings many years ago, and what were their real function. We go there to practice Airsoft all weekends,
that's why I'm interested in know the past of those buildings. So, Can you send all pictures you have from when those buildings
were active? I'll be very pleased if you make me that favour, nobody knows the real story and it's very difficult to find information
about it. Beforehand, thanks so much.
Greetings
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Zehknas.
9/10/08
zehknas@gmail.com
Hi
My name is Mary Munro, now Mary Munro Salvador. We were in Sevilla '65-'67 ( or close to those years).
I found this message board while trying to find Santa Clara on Google Earth....it is still there I gather.
I was only in High school for a few weeks before we had to go stateside. I went to the High School as
an 8th grader tho.
My best friend was Pat Lee. Anybody know where she is? I remember Anita Swan, Dawn Dingledein too,
I knew she had cancer and didn't live long after we left. I am going to have to jog my memory.
...Mary Hampton and her brother Pete....
How I loved Sevilla! Teen Town, the pipa man, walking to Sevilla from Santa Clara, watching the apartments
being built for 3 years and not being finished when we left......LOL My brothers playing baseball, the girl scouts,
trips to Granada and every where else in Spain, my father being a boy scout leader, everything about living
there was wonderful! Well, except for the gypsies stealing our clothes...LOL
Mary Munro Salvador
8/26/08
marysalvador@comcast.net
Thank you to all for attending the S A Reunion and hopefully we'll see all and more in 2010 for the next one. I hope it was enjoyable and memorable for everyone !
Stella
6/6/08
JoEllen Osborne '65
I have so many fond memories of Spain. I’d like to be able to piece those memories together with the people I knew and the places themselves - - in anticipation of one day returning. I lived in Seville, Spain (Santa Clara) from ’65 to ~early ’68 (6 to 9 year-old Air Force brat). I believe we lived at E-13 Santa Clara. If you or anyone you are in contact with has a Google earth link to where Santa Clara is located, I’d be most thankful.
Regards,
Jim Carpenter
To all those air force brats that are listed as planning to attend but are not yet registered, quit procrastinating. Time is running out. This past year has been a time of tremendous change both good and bad for me...the bad. My oldest son, Russell, passed away last Mother's day from liver and kidney failure as a complication of Hepetitis C which he got from a transfusion as a teenager...a mother should never have to bury her child. Actually, we did not bury him...he was cremated according to his wishes and his ashes were scattered on the ocean off of diamond head in Honolulu...a beautiful ending to a precious life... the good, I have two other children, one in Hawaii and one in Michigan. Russ lived with me in Mississippi and after he went to be with the Lord, it was a no brainer deciding which child I wanted to live closest to..So I have moved to Hawaii and it is so beautiful....am still working too hard...I still own my bail business in Mississippi and am now helping my son with his bail business in Hawaii and am contemplating expanding to Alabama and Tennessee....am looking forward to a break from it all and looking forward to seeing you all in San Antonio, so get those registrations in.....
Dianne Wimberly Carpenter "61
OK, everyone. I've made all my reservations, have you? Bill and I
are arriving on Tuesday, May 27 and will be visiting some friends in
the area for a couple of days.
Our hope is that, since we'll be there
before he leaves, we want to visit with JERRY BALL, if that's at all
possible.
We're not leaving until Monday, June 2.
Can't wait to see you all.
Love, Mary
We arrived to Sevilla in 1966. Felix and I attended only one year of school at the High School, 1970. I was just recalling some of the events at the school with some friends just a few days ago. In particular the food fights at the cafeteria, Felix caught hell for that. We were sent back state side but returned to Spain for my final two years of high school. 1972-1973, while my parents and other sibs were in Moron de la Frontera, Felix, Alex and I were in Zaragoza as a dormies and then in Madrid, 1973-1975, when dad got transferred there from Moron de la Frontera. Felix died in 1990 from complications of AIDS. Alex retired from USAF and settled in FL and I retired from USN and settled in WA. Since graduating from HS is running into friends from HS in some of the most unexpected places has been a grounding and wonderful experience. Hearing a foul language saying in Spanish, in a book store at a community college in VA and turning to find a fellow student from Zaragoza, walking on the beach in Virginia Beach and being picked up and given a bear hug by a fellow student from Zaragoza, feeling that I was getting stalked in a grocery store in Seattle and finding out it was a class mate from Madrid, getting a call out of the blue at home from Texas and talking to a class mate from Madrid. These are great experiences and I hope to have more of those in the future.
Georgie Kelley '74
3/8/08
I'm very excited and can't wait to see everyone again... the class of 64 will be represented by one of the "Pink" girls...., however,
sister "Mike" (Carole) has health issues and will not be attending. I will either bring the old pictures I still have in an album or scan
them and bring electronically to show everyone. Some of the people I've been able to pinpoint, but others not so...
I went back to Sevilla 2 years ago for a vacation in May and the weather was in the low 100's.... was too hot to travel around much,
so stayed in the center of town near the bullfight ring and took short walks to old haunts. Did find many familiar sites, but didn't go to
out old housing as I was afraid it would be greatly changed.... kinda wanted to remember it like it was in my teenage years....
Looking forward to being there with all of you... Please email in advance if you wish to talk over old experiences before we see one
another in San Antonio.
Wanda "Pink" Mull
Hi, my name is Sarah and I live in Cocoa Beach, Florida.
My mother-in-law found a Sevilla High School ring many years ago, at the beach. It is a large gentlemans ring, 10k yellow gold with a yellow/orange stone with the Sevilla High School motto and year 1969. Inside the ring are the initials A.W.B . I would love to locate the owner and return it to him or his family.
Cocoa Beach is close to Patrick Air Force Base and the Kennedy Space Center.
I hope you can help me locate the owner of this ring.
Thank you.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL and hope to see everyone in 2008 in San Antonio !
Keep those registration forms coming and lets plan on having a great reunion. Get those dancing shoes and
socks ready for our "Sock Hop" on Sat. night, (dance and costume contest with prizes).
HAPPY 2008
Stella Castillo Dyer
class of 68
I live in Dallas, Texas and would love to hear from any of the SHS. Life is good in Big D, so if you're
Druci, I noticed that the web address for my Juice Plus business was not working and wondered if you
Also, wanted to add that my Dad passed away April 5, 2004. He was a wonderful Dad and I miss him
I hope to see everyone in San Antonio in 2008!
I’m guilty! I’ve read most/all of the emails posted and I’ve just bypassed commenting. Now I feel like unloading (so to speak).
Mike Bishop was a friend in the early 60’s. I saw him again in the early/mid 90’s and sat at his kitchen table with Jerri and talked
Ruthie Flowers and I danced a number of dances at the last reunion. My wife commented at that time how wonderful a person she was.
Ray Chase was the best thing that ever happened to us all. Thanks Pat, for keeping him “sane”????? we ALL owe you both a
There are others that we’ve known that have gone before us, and there will be more. Remember them.
For those that remember my sister Patricia, she is still living in ESPANA and has a small jewelry shop in Fuengirola. If you’re
Keep the faith-keep the memories and VIVA ESPANA.
With love,
Margaret Collier Furry ('63)
Dear Sir or Madam,
My name is Alvaro Palma. I´m originally from Seville and I grown up in what is today Santa Clara neighborhood,
The desire to know more made me to start to research in the Internet and your website is one the only two sites that I found
Thanks and best regards,
Merriem Hammer Wombacher '62
Fight Black! Fight Red! Fight, Fight Black & Red!!
I lived at santa clara sevilla 66-68. My name was Sharon McLean and had long
red hair. I dont have any year books, but see a lot of familiar names. Of
course , some of the best memories we all had were of Spain and those teen
years.
I too , remember hitching rides, going to teen town,down town, Feria 4th of
July, and just having a pretty great time.
Some people i remember - debbie layman, one of my best friends-dawn dingledein
( died at age 15), jimmie, steven, mike , another debbie, leslie , LINDA, ( I
saw leslie and wrote linda after spain) danny, martha, frank tom. sandy & cathy
pat. and more.
If anyone remembers me, I would love to hear from you.
Sharon McLean '71
Just in case you haven't seen it, here's a link to a web site about Morón AFB
in the mid-60's which has brought me very fond memories of my early years.
http://www.3973cds.com/3973cdssanpablo.htm
Ivars
I studied at Translator's School at the University of Granada, and now I
translate movies and tv shows for dubbing and subtitling purposes. I also teach
translation techniques at the University of Sevilla and at CEADE (a private
college associated to the University of Wales).
My dad passed away eight years ago. And my two sisters, my brother and my
mother also live in Seville.
I married a Sevillana 21 years ago, and I have three daughters. (Lola -18,
Ángela-16 and Isabel-15)
I attended Santa Clara School in 1970 (2nd Grade). All I remember about this
year at Santa Clara is that my teacher was Kenneth McGraw. Back then everyone
called me "Chico", which is quite funny because I began to grow and now I'm 6.5
feet tall! I have attached a class photograph of that year. (I am the tall kid
with glasses next to the flag)
Ivars Barzdevics
Hello Toros.
I remember my first male teacher Mr. Lynch in the fifth grade. He told us he
had a library of Playboy magazines in his bathroom at home. I also remember
Miss Calhoun. She drove a convertible sports car (I think it was a Triumph) and
wore a big orange floppy hat with a sun visor built into the front. Does anyone
remember playing four square or socco at recess?
A few of the people I remember were Debby Mungion (my first girlfriend), Debbie
Spencer (became my girlfriend when Debby M. moved), Vince Santana, Steven
Viets, Linda Coffman (another girlfriend, who baked me a cake), Gordon Dunlap,
Steve Tubman, Michele Brown, Geraldine Laymen (my last girlfriend in the sixth
grade). I had a girlfriend a few years older than I was who asked me to the
Sade Hawkins dance. I don’t remember her real name but her nickname was Herman.
I was good friends with John Hurt whose father taught at the high school, had a
beard, and drove a Volvo station wagon. I used to spend weekends at their
villa, swimming in their pool and singing folk songs while Mr. Hurt played the
ukulele. Sometimes we would sleep on a float in the pool at night.
I remember the Pipa man who walked through Santa Clara selling sunflower seeds
and candy. We would also buy fresh fruit from the fruit man who drove a three
wheeled vehicle with a fruit cart attached to the back. There was also an old
barber who would go door to door giving haircuts. I hated getting haircuts from
him because he would always cut you with his straight edged razor.
I remember stealing a candy bar from the snack bar across the street from the
pool on base. Even though no one found out, it bothered me for so long I swore
I would never steal anything again.
During the summers, I remember taking swimming lessons, arts and crafts,
hiking, and Judo.
I remember hitchhiking to the base and spending most summer days at the pool
playing Hearts and Spades. We would sometimes get a ride home with my father or
hitchhike back to Santa Clara.
I remember taking Square Dance lessons and Flamenco lessons and putting on a
show at school.
I remember when Terry Spangler was killed by a car on the highway in front of
Santa Clara and they named the baseball diamond Terry Spangler Field in his
honor.
I remember no air conditioning and sleeping with our balcony doors open. Some
nights the wind would blow from Stink Village down the street and the smell was
really bad.
I remember when there were problems with the water supply to Santa Clara and we
would have to go to the base and fill up jugs, or boil the water before we
could use it. I also remember when the commissary would run out of milk and we
would have to use powdered milk. Tasted horrible in cereal.
I remember going to Feria in Seville and playing arcade games and winning small
bottles of liquor. Our maid stole some of the bottles so I decided to take them
to school with me. They were in my lunch pail in my locker in the classroom and
leaked all over the place. The teacher smelled them and took them away from me.
I remember watching the go-go dancers in the club the base would set up
downtown during Feria. There was a hole in the wall between the men’s and
women’s bathroom and we would watch the dancers change clothes. This was really
exciting for a 10 year old.
I remember the six day war in Egypt when the wives and children living on
military bases around Israel were flown in to San Pablo and stayed in the
vacant wing of the school. We all brought clothes and food for them since they
did not have time to pack anything before fleeing.
Michael Bowers
Dear Fellow Military Brats,
As a fellow USAF brat and also a 68 graduate of Virginia Tech, I would like to
express our sympathies and condolences to those of you who suffered horribly
from the tragedy at Virginia Tech. Losing a child is the most cruel thing a
parent should never have to endure. Please know that our thoughts and prayers
are with you. You have a much larger support group in the Military Brat
community than you may realize. I'll post this sad news on our message board so
any of our members whom you may know can get in contact with you.
T. Brennan
We have, however, heard from many former SHS students and/or graduates,
some of whom used return addresses on their cards or letters and some of
whom did not. We've tried to reply to as many of you who have written as
possible, but have missed several of you, not just because of the absence
of return addresses but also because our record-keeping has been less
than sterling, for which failure Jeri and I hope you'll forgive us.
If you'll visit
www.michaelbishop-writer.com
, though, you'll find a
message that (if you haven't already seen it posted elsewhere) will
provide a little background on our current situation (and that, I
believe, of many other families of the victims of the April 16 shootings)
and also on our son Jamie. It's a mini-obituary and a brief tribute to
several of Jamie's talents. We all miss him ferociously. Again, thank
you for your expressions of sympathy. They mean a good deal.
Michael Bishop
My name is Matt Szetela. I found your e-mail address on the Sevilla HS link. My
family was in Sevilla June 59 - June 62.
I attended the 7th grade at the "NEW" high school there in Santa Clara, before
we returned to the States.
Having examined most of the web-site, I notice there are not too many
photographs. Some of the ones my family has
were misplaced or destroyed. I did however, just recently discovered "Google
Earth". Examining closely the images,
I have detemined that not only does Santa Clara still exist, it has been
upgraded somewhat. The house my family
resided in is apparently still there, as is the high school. (I don't know if
it is still a school or not).
The buildings at San Pablo also are still standing. It appears that the
landowner has ploughed up the fields, but has
kept the buildngs. Maybe he thinks the USAF is coming back.
Needless to say, I desire to be a part of the Sevillanos that are still around.
I have many fond memories that I could also
share.
Matt Szetela
This Christmas Jacy is not only walking, but running and trying to scale the
family Christmas tree. She will be 2 in March and our miracle granddaughter is
doing well. Thank you again for all you did for all of your fellow Toros and
especially our little Jacy.
I had the wonderful opportunity to go back to K.C. this summer for an Art
workshop. It was just as wonderful then also. I got to go to the Art Institute
and study architectural rendering in Manhattan Kansas.
Hope all is well with you and that you have a wonderful Holiday Season.
Cathy Bowers, Class of ’70
Gail Kay
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de Primero Reaccion|In Memory
Merry Christmas from Susan Hinson
Hi there - wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas and let you know that I have just spent way
too much time at the SHS Website! I enjoyed reading all the emails, looking at the pictures and
hearing of the updates, etc.
"in the neighborhood" give me a call!
could add it? It is www.gracewrks.com. It's great product to keep you healthy (17 fruits and vegetables
and 2 grains in a capsule).
a lot. My mom still lives in Austin, Texas and is 86 years old now! She's doing very well.
A Picture from the Past and A Mystery
Ahhh, those were the days. Prom 1965.........where else can you see crepe paper curtains?
Glad you asked, but I can't remember. Maybe someone out there knows.
She wasn't my date. I think we were getting some superlative or something.
I know I had
a great time at Sevilla High School, but many details are blurry now.
Gary Sigler '65
of “old times”. Now he’s suffered the ultimate loss-a child passing before him. We all feel his loss as if it was one of our own.
I refrained from commenting at the time since his pain must have been enormous. Now I’ll say “we love you Mike” stay strong
(as I know you are).
We’ll miss Ruthie. She certainly was outside the mould and a breath of fresh air. God bless.
debt that can never be repaid.
headed that way, please email me and I’ll give you her number. She’d love to hear from you! (oh. BTW. She’s now a Spanish Citizen!)
Michael A. Hammel
’59-64
Class of ’63 (barely)
Roswell, GA
which you once knew as San Pablo.Since I was a young kind I was deeply fascinated by the fact that the same streets
that I walked every day where populated by american soldiers and their families. I always wonder how would be the
live for the families in such a different country back at that time. When I grown up I enjoyed looking at the different houses
and try to imagine the live in my neighborhood as an American enclave. Little vestiges areleft from that time, a part from
the houses and a tiled wall map at what I reckon was once the entrance to the complex (still showing the original
distribution the street and now sadly under the threat of graffities).
with relevant information (the other one being http://www.3973cds.com/3973cdshome.htm), but with very few pictures of
San Pablo back then. I wanted to contact you in order to know if you could let me know where i could find more information
and pictures of the area when it was part of the American base. Do you have more pictures? Do you know of someone with
more pictures?
Alvaro Palma
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.,
talks with Waverly Light and Power Headquarters general
manager Glenn Cannon, right, during a plant tour, Saturday,
Aug. 18, 2007, Waverly, Iowa.
(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Wanted to share a great moment. Last Saturday we went to the Waverly Power
and Light to see Barak Obama and this nice picture with Glenn was on Yahoo.
I hope this
link
works as there are some other really nice pictures.
From Sheila Stryker:
I'm Sheila Stryker. I was at SHS from '62-'65 From 9th-11th grade. I knew lots
of students because I had a sister Kathi, Senior '62 and a younger brother
Randy Stryker 7th - 9th. We are all still alive and in good health. I was sad
to hear about Mike Bishop's son and Mr. Chase. I remember that Mr. Chase would
read to our freshman class. He loved Science Fiction. For those of you in
Northern California looking for classmates, Margaret Shealy lives in the Napa
area. I haven't asked her if I can share her address. She doesn't have e-mail.
Ruthie Flowers was a good friend of mine way back then. Thank you for letting
me know of her passing. I appreciate it. My mom & dad ran the hot dog stand at
the ball dimond and the coke stand at football games. They are also still alive
and kicking. In fact, Kathi & I are working on getting my dad's 90th birthday
party together.
Class of 1980
In 1970 my dad was on TDY in Thailand (Urdon AFB), so my mom, my sisters, my
brother and I came to Spain for that year. (My mother is Spanish and her
parents lived in Seville so we stayed with them that year). In 1971 my father
was sent to McConnell AFB (Wichita, Kansas) and we all moved there for one
year.. When my father retired in 1972, we all came back to Spain. (My parents
and my two sisters and my brother). And I've never gone back to the States.
My name is Michael Bowers and I lived across the street from Teen Town and the
elementary school in Santa Clara from 65-68. I attended the elementary school
the second half of the third grade. I was too tall for the elementary school
desks so they got me a desk from the base. I remember my first Spanish
teacher’s name was Senorita Hinojosa. The next year I went to school in the old
barracks on base. I have so many memories of Spain and would love to hear from
anyone who remembers me.
I received this link from a friend from Mountain Home High School (Mountain
Home AFB, Idaho - who also attended SHS at the same time I attended Madrid High
School). For our senior year, we both wound up in Idaho and graduated together,
both of us missing Spain!
This is a greeting from your compatriots over on the
Madrid High School Class of 64
website, www.mhs64.org. You are welcome to visit and view our growing site
with many photos of Espana from that era.
MHS '64
I have just discovered this site, and am stunned and gratified to find
postings offering condolences for the death of our son, Christopher James
(Jamie) Bishop, and for Austin Cloyd, whose parents Bryan and Renee Cloyd
we met on our last trip to Blacksburg, not quite two weeks ago.
A Message from Mike Bishop to his SHS Family
SHS 1962-63
Howdy,
This is to let everyone know of a great DVD about
military brats that has recently been released. My
brother-in-law's family was stationed in Madrid about
the same time my family was stationed at San Pablo AFB
(mid 1960's). He sent me this link. After watching
the trailer, I had to pass it on to the SHS website.
It's an interesting perspective on what it's like to
grow up in the military. Brought back a lot of
memories.
Enjoy!
David Davis
www.bratsourjourneyhome.com/order.htm
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Skip Smith's ('61) father painted this picture which always hung
in the entrance of their home in Sevilla. Les Wollam ('61) asked
Skip to sent a photo of the painting, which Les feels captures the
soul of Sevilla.
Thank you Les and Skip for sharing it with us.
I am an Air Force Brat @ 46.I am thrilled to find this site.I have been
searching for info on our old base housing.I am planning a trip to Spain.Does
any part of the base still exist? Nothing but good memories now.
Thank You,
Mike Holcomb
Woodville,Texas
I
lived at Seville from 66 to late 68. I actually don't remember a lot. I do
remember playing a lot of baseball, going to teen club and hitch hiking to the
base.
If anyone can remember me, I would be impressed.
Just thought I'd send along some good news and Christmas Greetings at the same
time.
Love,
Sally (Rapacik Simmer, Sally '69)
I
just found out about the site and am soo excited. Thanks to all who have done
such a great job! Oh, how I wish I had heard about it a few years sooner as I
live in the Houston area now and would have loved to attend any of the Texas
reunions had I known about them. I lived in Santa Clara on the very back street
(Unit G4-A) just down from the elementary school from 1965 to Jan., 1969. My
best friend, Debbie Gest, lived two doors down and my boyfriend, David Flores
lived across the back field (where we played baseball). I had another friend,
named Sandra Delahoussaye (sp) (who was planning to go to Rice Univ.) that
lived at the far end of the back field and I remember Bill Cosby (yes, THE Bill
Cosby) was a friend of her family and I was invited to her house and ate supper
when he was visiting one time. I remember Pep Squad, being on Drill Team, and
loving Archery in GAA. I remember the annual fall Powder Puff football game. I
lived at the pool from opening day to closing and loved to hang around and help
out the lifeguards. Those were the days of One and a Halfs, Cutaways and
Backflips off the low board and attempts to master a high board Two and a Half.
Those were the days of NO FEAR! I remember: Danny Trevino was a great kisser
and David Flores was a great dancer; all the bus trips to Rota and Malaga and
Madrid and sitting in the back of the bus singing Love Potion # 9, the classic
100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall; and all those other great songs! I remember
being secretary at business meetings at Teen Town, skating out back and
sneaking my first smoke with my older brother at the La Guardia shack behind
the school. I remember (accidentally) running into the Beatles on the beach
when my family vacationed at Torremollinos (sp) the summer of ’66. What luck!!
I remember all this and so much more. I remember Mr. LaCarsel for Spanish,
Ms.Traylor for Home Ec., Mr. Orolin for Math, and one older woman teacher (for
English?) who never wore stockings and had scratches all over her legs. Someone
said she had lots of cats?! I remember going horse back riding with Rachel (?),
who had her own horse at the stables in Moron. I remember Rozalyn (sp) teaching
me the Motown dances and singing all those Motown hits! Anybody ever hear from
her? When I find my yearbook, I’m sure I’ll remember much more. I would love to
hear from anyone who would like to share memories from ’65 to ’69.
Hola!
This is to update everyone on things happening in my life
.
In June 2004, I moved back to Lake Charles, LA to help out my mother and
brother since their health wasnt good. Mother (Fern Drury) and I attended the
2004 Reunion in Dallas. In fact she opened the dance with the first dance. I'm
sad to tell you that Mom passed away Dec. 1, 2004, she had a stoke and was in
the hospital for 5 weeks before she passed away. Then my brother (Raymond Kay)
also passed away on July 24, 2005. He had been sick for quite some time and he
took it hard when mother passed, and just went down hill. He had donated his
body to science and his body was in New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina hit last
year and I had quite a time getting all his paperwork completed for his death
certificate. I also had to evacuate Lake Charles when Hurricane Rita hit our
area a month latter. I think things are finally getting back to normal around
here, but it is quite lonely here with both Mom & Ray gone. I was planning on
going to Las Vegas for the reunion, but things have come up and I will not be
able to attend, maybe next time.
(Class of '65)
Update On My Crazy Life....
To all of my former classmates and friends...it is amazing where life takes
you. Instead of slowing down as I age, my life is increasing in speed and
events. I own a bail bonding business in Mississippi as well as am the director
of a ministry to the homeless and am both a cancer survivor and a hurricane
Katrina survivor. MY home has been restored and we are still working on the
office building which is gutted down to the studs. I have three children and my
middle child is Tim "Youngblood" Chapman on the television show "Dog The Bounty
Hunter" that appears on A & E. I thought I might get to retire by this time but
I guess not. Being a military brat and traveling all over the world definitely
helped to prepare me for this hectic life I lead. Would love to hear from some
of my old classmates/friends.
Dianne Wimberly Carpenter
Class of '61
New Finds
Mike McFadden - '68
Diane Caldwell - '73
Rick Meggison - '68
Dennis Shafer - '67
Eric Shafer - '63
Jo Hathaway - '72
Memories of Spain
I did not atttend Sevilla High School, and you do not know me, but this web
site was so very helpful in locating some of the people I knew when I was in
Spain.
I was in the Air Force, stationed at Moron in 1962-1963.
Some of the students were members of the Moron Rodeo Club, and I got to know
some of them.
I recently decided to try to track some of them down. I got lucky, after
hearing that Sevilla High School had a reunion, and I found your site.
I too have many great memories of my time in Spain.
Thanks for maintaining a great site, it has helped me very much.
Thanks again
Chip Pyle
Les Wollam
Robin DuCrest
Special FX Lighting
Bobby West
Cringoed Farm - Wales
Mike Hammel
Merriem Hammer
Susan Hinson
Juice Plus +
Zaragoza High School Alumni Organization
Zaragoza HS - (by Theresa Almond Welch, Class of 82)
Zaragoza HS Yearbooks (by Dan Hess, Class of 78)
My Dad was stationed from 75-77 at Moron Air Base (until they
closed it down to "care-taker" status at which time he was moved to
Zaragoza Air Base.) The whole time I attended Zaragoza High School
(as a dormie until my family moved up there.) I believe some of the early
yearbooks from 58-64 era that I've posted are from when school was
associated with and located in Sevilla.
Zaragoza Zebras (by Jack Leighton, Class of 61)
Madrid High School Web Pages
Class of 1965
Rota Admirals Association - DGF High School
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