Shelton Jackson (Attended 1962-64)
San Angelo, Texas
After going back to the states, I dropped out of high school and worked odd jobs and played in folk-rock bands until joining the Army in March, 1966. I was sent to medic school in San Antonio and then to Alaska (Ft. Greeley) where I was trained in arctic warfare prior to being sent to Viet Nam. I wound up in the 2/27th "Wolfhounds" of the 25th Inf. Div. in Cu Chi as a platoon aid man. I was shot and hospitalized for 5 months and given a medical discharge. The VA put me into their "vocational rehab. program" and gave me a battery of tests and got me into UT El Paso without a HS education. Later, I transferred to U of New Mexico, where I earned a BUS and MS under the VA program, then went to Medical School under a Public Health Service Scholarship. I was in family practice for five years, then went into emergency medicine and became board certified and spent a 20 year career in busy ERs. I have now worked for the State of Texas since 2004 and am currently the Clinical Director at San Angelo State School, where I care for intellectually disabled patients. I am active in the VFW, and The American Legion, and serve as local treasurer to the Vietnam Vets of America and am the commander of the local chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. My hobbies are guitar (western swing and jazz), fishing, camping, and we ride horses and go hunting sometimes. My wife, Diane was a real estate banker in Dallas in her former life, and is the daughter of a rancher and WW II veteran. We have two children: Max (28 and single), who works for Scholastic Books in Manhattan, NY, and Rachel (30 and married), who works as a purchaser for a defense contractor in Austin.  You can contact me at srjxn@yahoo.com.

Sheila Allen
Jax, Florida
Education: Art School
Song: House of the Rising Sun, as sung by "Tank" at the AYA to the class of '66
Date: Monday, March 27, 2000
After high school, attended Goethe Inst. in Rothenburg o.d.T. with the idea of becoming an interpreter down the road. Then dad was sent to Viet Nam and bribed me into going back to the "states" instead of staying in Germany. Went back, worked in a hospital 2 years (admitting clerk) saved $, attended a private Art School, which is now part of Indiana Univ. Married, supported my husband through his degree, working as a loan officer in a finance company. Raised a wonderful daughter (now 30), divorced after 15 yrs. We ran away from home in Indiana, to Florida. Married Mr. Wonderful 12 years ago. Moved with his career in Mtg. finance, to Baton Rouge, Houston, and back to Florida. Am now a branch Mgr. for the same finance company, daughter lives here in Fl. also, and Mr. wonderful and I are starting an in-home business (Sheila's Gift Baskets.com)for our retirement years. I wasn't planning to attend the reunion after we started the business, because we need to be ! avail. to any orders that come in, but I'm re-thinking due to all the '60's and early 70's people showing up! Will see what works out. Hope to hear from all of you who know me!
Best Memory:  hitch hiking to Kitzingen with Linda Blaylock to a dance and getting a ride in a Mercedes taxi for free because he had a pick up at the other end! We arrived in style! Or how about the trip to Paris, Tom, Rolph, Randy,and the Kigers.

Jack Thornburg
Naperville, Illinois
Education: PhD. University of Wisconsin- Madison
Date: January 06, 2000
I went from high school into the army and from there to Vietnam. After several years of odd jobs and such (trying to find myself, I suppose) I enter enrolled atVirginia Commonwealth University, received a BS in Sociology and went on to graduate school at UW- Madison. Got a ph.d in anthropology and after a number of teaching positions around the country (Univ of Minnesota, Univ of Puget Sound and others) settled at Benedictine University near Chicago. I am now an associate professor of anthropology and also teach in the counseling psychology program. My email address is JTHORNBURG@BEN.EDU. I have very little memory of my time at Wurzburg which I attended from 1963 to 1966-- I guess too many adventures over the years.
Best Memory:  I was not too involved in school in those days. My head was somewhere else and it took me years to finally settle down. I would like to hear from anyone who remembers me from those days. I look back and have very little memory of those times.

Judy Doyle (Doughty)
Madison Wisconsin
HI, I left Kitzingen in 1964(?) after my sophomore year and moved to Nebraska. I graduated from Westside High,1966, then moved to Virginia and attended Old Dominion U. Norfolk, and Virginia Commonwealth U. Richmond, graduated 1972. Now married living in Wisconsin, two children both grown, special education teacher, Best memories (so many) footballs games, being on the softball team, " making out" on the bus to the games and singing all those crazy songs, and the AYA, cheerleading, the "stairwells", parties at the housing area, so many fun people, getting grounded for skipping school, drinking beer in the forest, sneaking cigarettes in the pool room in the Officer's club, people..Birdsongs, Kigers, Dickerson Boys, the Smiths, the Talbots, and lots of kids from Schweinfurt...I can't remember all the names but I'm seeing some of them as I read the bio's. It was a great and wonderful time and I would love to go back and see Kitzingen ., what was that ! drink with beer champagne with a slice of lemon on the top??? We used to be able to walk in anywhere at our age and get that stuff AMAZING!