Graduated 93. Still live in Nürnberg. I just don't visit the place since it makes me so sad. But you taking me down memory feels different . Thank you for this. JROTC
Thanks for the video. I went to NAHS from about 82-84. Me and a bunch of my Germany friends called ourselves the We-Rock Crew. That was the official beginnings of posses or crews as we called them. Gerhardthauptmann Strasse was my street. I lived in Victory Village fairly two footballs fields maybe more away from the PX. I tell everybody about Nurnburg, Furth, Kalb, Erlangen, Pastorius, Herzo, and Graph. I remember Graph because when my dad was in the field in Graph that meant we could hang out pretty late. From the video you showed it seems you lived almost on the economy or Germanside as we called it. You said you lived in the maid quarters, we called them Temps, that might rang a bell. Right where the auto-shop was which ran by Mr. Kerpen is where we entered school right alongside the basketball gym. This video brings back alot of memories I had Furth on my mind and ran into your video and extremely interested to see it. I miss that place I think everyone who ever stayed there does to some degree. I'm an Eagle for life that's for real. They tore down the PX man that's sad I still recognize the building though. Thomas Mann Strasse is where the buses would drop and pick up students I think. Germany has some of the best buses in the world. We lived in Temps and later on we moved closer to the school. I remember walking to the Adidas Factory me and my crew we were all over the place especially when one of the Fests were in town. We used to throw parties but mostly we used to break dance in the party rooms. Lots of changes, we didn't have a Pizza Hut, which is a slap in the face. Nurnburg has some of the best pizza I ever tasted way better than Pizza Hut. I think your Dad might have been an officer judging by your previous Nurnburg locale. Aafees. Yeah!!! Shout out to Sham-Rock Village. Thanks for sharing your video bro you have touched a lot of people through your efforts!!!
Omg!!! We lived at 12 Thomas Mann on the second floor wow that was a trip to see that we left in May 1974. I was 14 1/2. I just had my 64th birthday. Wow life just flies by!!!😊 thanks for showing all the stairwells so much has changed you ask about the balconies. We had a balcony off the back of our living room up there, but there were no rounded balconies like in that first building. I went to the 6th 7th and 8th grade in Nurnberg ❤
Thank you for doing this. Some of the best times of my life I had in Germany. We were there from 79-81. I graduated from the school. I was bussed from Erlangen each day. Long bus ride each day but our German bus driver didn't mind us talking if we were good - we were. NONE of us wanted to get kicked off the bus! Hard to explain being a brat to people.
Lived there from 68-71, 9th to 11th grade. Lived on Gerhard Hauptmann in 3rd building on right when you panned the street from the end of Thomas Mann St. Some of the best times of my life.
Thanks for sharing the video from inside the school--truly a brave move dude. Visited the area in 2012 with my children but the bldg was locked. Went to Soldier field where we played our home football games. Attended NAHS while living in Bamberg in mid to end of the 70s. Bamberg students were known to be outta control--not all. History is that Bamberg students were staying at the dorms (two level brown bldg shown in your video) until they were kicked out due to setting it on fire. Next, Bamberg students were later using the train to commute daily until they were kicked off because of vandalizing. When I attended NAHS, we were bused on two separate buses (Rock bus & Soul bus). Type of music that was played in each bus. In 79, the CID started inspected our school bags for weapons/illegal things and in addition escorted us to school. Sad to say the CID used some of the most incompetent special agents to keep control. One agent tried to take control and initiate a No Talking on the bus policy and was laughed at by the majority. Caveat: Not every student from Bamberg were immoral/terrible! We were just military brats! Automechanic teacher was Mr. Kerpen. Again, thx for the footage.
I remember Mr. Kerpen I went NAHS from about 82-84. I lived in Victory Village Nurnburg was the bomb missed that place. Saving up to go back and do my memory tour.
Ha! I lived here from about 87-89 I was about 9-11 yrs. old. Parents were in the Army so we were stationed here. I asked my dad and he said we stayed in the housing community, Kalb! Honestly, I don't remember 2 much but that was 30 or so years ago..so many awesome childhood memories - so blessed to have lived overseas at such a young age.
Cool, that was fun to watch! I worked at the Shoppette next to the gas station and Theater. I was in the class of '83. Lived in the housing area right there.
Thank you for sharing this journey. SO much has changed! I left there in 1993 and I don't remember those balconies either. I worked at the PX and at Burger King. : )
I just got back from Germany 2 days ago. At 1:35 is the library, where you can look at pictures of Furth, through the decades. I was a soldier from 82 - 84. I came to Johnson Barracks only once.
My family is from Furth..My Opa worked at the old O'Darby Kaserne as a painterMy Oma worked as a seamstress in the Firth Opera House back in th day..yep...way back...I was born at Nurnberger Strasse...live there until me and my mom came to the state in 1961...
I was at Johnson Bks in the '70s and walked past the school hundreds of times going to the PX or Darby. I think the Ger-Am Bier Fest was on the football field.
Thanks for sharing. This brings back so many memories. Y Yes, those brown buildings were dorms in the 80's and administration. The backside near the fields was the gymnasium where we use to have our basketball games. The lobby has not changed in 30+ years.
Went to the middle school and high school that were connected in the early 90s too. My friend Katie and I would eat brotchen, salami and pretzels for lunch in the school courtyard nearly every day. When he went out there I remembered exactly where we would sit. I wanted him to go up the first set of stairs, because I am pretty sure that was the 8th grade hall. When he went up the stairs of the main building so many memories came flooding back. I wonder what happened to Herr Koerner. I remember his little girl coming to class on their day off of school. She sat and laughed as she listened to us 8th graders read allowed. She thought it was funny she could read far better than we could. He was such a great teacher.
WOW! Things have really changed since 1975, the year we left. I have some very good memories but now I would be hard pressed to remember any locations. Thanks for the stream.
True, temp quarters with 8 bedroom. We stayed in one until permanent housing was available. Could enter into the quarters from the middle or end stairwell.
Thats one of the happy places from my childhood. My Uncle was stationed there the same time. They lived literally right across the backyard from us. The field trips were amazing. Loved the Kriskindlemarkt.
Thx for the video! That huge tree is still out front! I was class of ‘91 - I think we had a couple mutual friends… like Tawana …. Thx for the trip down memory lane- Erin Coffman
I was on the Rifle Team as well and shot during the same years you were there. I was on the team from 1987 to 1989 was high shooter and took home trophy for perfect standing target at the all Europe Championships. I guess you remember First Sergeant Johnny Walters. Great Coach what a great time I had in Germany. Wish I could go back.
Went there from May 85 - May 88. 8th grade through 10th. Great friends Ricky DelaCruz, Steve and Leroy Roper, Chris Randolph (Sunderland?) Joe Belle, Keith and Heath Harley, Tim Sheedy, Gerald, Marshall. First days in country walking from our quarters on JFK street to the theater to see The Breakfast Club!
Lots of changes and improvements to the Kalb area. The brown building set perpendicular to the right of the high school was the dorm for students coming in Monday-Friday from Bamberg, Hof and other outlying areas. The high school was mostly housed in the same large front building, with shop classes in a separate ow-lying building to the right and rear. The parallel two-story building was the junior high. Behind that were some temporary structures where overflow for junior high. Beyond that was the elementary school. There was a single covered walk-way from the front of the jr high building to the backside of the main atrium of the high school. Yes, the light-colored building was a small gym and field house. I used to practice tennis strokes against that exterior wall which is now fronted by a strip of grass. The gym floor was too small for much, so we trekked over to Darby Kaserne for much of our gym classes, and school basketball and wrestling competitions. It would appear as if the former tennis courts (2) and much of the sports field have been built over. The imposing fence along JFK Str. was not there in the 70s, or if it ran along the front of the elementary school, which faced JFK Str., it did not run as far as it does now, or was much shorter. In the 1970s, the corner where the gas station/convenience store is was the base theatre. And yes, there was a Shoppette/Foodland there as well. Popsicles were $0.05, and an ice cream sandwich was $0.08. Behind the theatre and Foodland was a small open grassy area with playground equipment along one edge, swings, etc.; the field was used by AYA football teams for afternoon practices. The large rooms on the 4th floor were, in my time, called common rooms. The rounded balconies are new improvements. The field officer grade quarters facing Thomas Mann Strasse had balconies on the rear, rectangular in shape. Memory prompts me that the company grade housing across from the rear of the three (3) twin-stairwell buildings on Thomas Mann along Gerhart Hauptmann Str. may also have had balconies. The barracks to which I think you were referring along Fronmuller Str was Darby Kasern. Thanks for posting.
Yes, the two-story brown building was the co-ed dorm. He comes up to the backside of it at 14:08. Student housing was not expanded off campus when I went to school here.
Woohoo, class of 95'!!!! Maiden name Braden, Gerharthaupmen was my St. Right next to daycare. Man that was such a flash back, Mrs Pells room, auto body, SMOKERS CORNER!!! OMGOSH THANK YOU!!! That Bar you speak of is the Green Goose!😂
The two-story brown building, directly to the right and perpendicular to the HS, was the co-ed dorm. As you faced the dorm from the front, males were to the left and females to the right with a common area in the middle. Washing machine and dryer, as well as a little snack shop, were in the basement. He comes up to the backside of it at 14:08. Student housing was not expanded off campus when I went to school here in the mid and late 70s. There were partially sealed underground tunnels which connected some of these buildings.
i lived in Bamberg '76 - 79, we had to catch a bus to go to Nurnberg for 10th grade year. made some good friends there. brought back loads of memories.
I lived there from the mid 90s to the early 2000. The stairs down went to a bar. You are right. It was a Rock bar later on and I and my friends had quite a good time there. Much were torn down after the americans left and new buildings were build. But as you saw much was left and renewed. I immigrated to Canda 2011. And even for me much is new now. Thx for sharing. Cheers
You're lucky you lived right next to the school. I had to bus in from near Hohenfels an hour plus each way. Loved going to the gummy store and getting gyros at lunch!
Holy shit...... I lived here from 87 - 92.............went through the whole High school....... Jason Helton my boy were are you????? EAGLES 4 LIFE BABY.... Jakob Wassermann Str.......
They tore everything down and remodeld. The Shoppette was their where you said it was. The grey building but torn down. The Gas station was near the street. Live 45min. From Fürth.
Thanks for the video and tour. Interesting that the school is so open and not locked up with security precautions like schools in the US are now, or even as the school as in the early 90's during Desert Shield. I think the small grocery store is where the shopette was, which I used to do bagging when doing fund raising for activities. The empty area / park is where the parade ground was for Darby Kaserne. The barracks and wall were around the parade grounds. Merrill Barracks was elsewhere in the area (don't recall where), but not in walking distance from Darby / Nurnberg High. I was there 1987-1992, when my dad taught some Auto Shop classes (but not the Auto Body Shop) as well as wood shop & drafting.
Hello! Wow! So many memories. Thank you. I went there 88-90. I also was in ROTC and drill team. Who filmed this video? I think we hung out in the same circles. Yes the party room. I got in big trouble for hanging out in one.
I miss NAHS and Nuremberg Fürth. So much has changed since we left Bro. I left in 92. If it wasn't for Covid-19 I'd have been there for the Christmas fest.
@@4fortheworld-travelandfood500 I was there from 73 to 77 graduated there. The 4th-floor ends were party roomes, I remember we called them something else. My Dad was the building coordinator. The center roomes of the 4th floor were what we called the Temps or temporary residence for G level families until regular housing became available. They were also dorm rooms right across from the school. I also had friends that stayed there as well. We use to climb out of the windows on to the clay tile roof and sit on top of the dormers, drink beer and some other such dumb stuff. I got caught in the party room ( not alone ) more than once. It was nice to have a father that was a building coordinator. I had keys to everything. Berry Berry and I could tell you some stories. Berry and I lived on the corner across from the PX. One of the motor pools was fenced off just behind the building to the front of ours. The AYA was on the other side directly in front of the PX and commissary and the fish and chip shop that set right up front and in the middle of the PX commissary parking lot. It would be easy to get turned around. My dad was NCOIC DCPA on base at Willam O Darby. I won't get into what all that means. I used to have a Honda 70 and I was all over the place. I guess that is part of the reason that I remember it so well. Do you remember the canal that was built over the highway the barges and boats use to pass through? I also remember the German Gardens with small houses and very kept gardens and fenced-in yards. It was a short cut through the gardens from the PX through housing and to the school. It has changed a lot. Thank SO MUCH for the memories. I only wish that I could make it back and see it all for myself. You have done a wonderful job of taking me back.
We lived in Nuremberg 1985-92. I was stationed at 98 General Hospital. Our two daughters graduated Nuremberg High School 1986 & 1991. Their last names were Evans.
tyms13 You doing okay? Been laying low due to the Coronavirus situation. Just going of the property for needed supplies. Having you been able to resume cooking job now that businesses are opening up again?
It was.. the gas place was not next to the high school.. it went to the Movie Theater first and then the Shoppette and then further down was the gas station. Between the High School and the Movie theatre was the road that went down to Kalb Elementary.. I know all this because I spent a lot of time skipping 4th period to go over there...
I like this video so much I'm going to give a shout out to the people I know or knew. Starting with the whole We-rock Crew. Scott aka Shadow. The Hunter Sisters. The Johnson Crew, T.D.F. (Too Dam Fresh) Crew. DeathWish aka Clifton Joseph, Shelly, and Shelly and Becky Peactrice I believe. Double D. and Perry. Ronald Johnson and Teddy the only cats I knew who were sponsored riders for BMX. Penny Jackson, Maria Gonzales, Crystal, Beatmaster E. (Eric). Aunya, Junior Passi, Felix Passi my Samoan breakdancing buddies. Junior. Rod-Dog with all the bikes. My homie and Mentor Rodney Bazil. Cicilia, Frank Luna, and anyone else I forgot my bad!
Graduated 93. Still live in Nürnberg. I just don't visit the place since it makes me so sad. But you taking me down memory feels different . Thank you for this. JROTC
Thanks for the video. I went to NAHS from about 82-84. Me and a bunch of my Germany friends called ourselves the We-Rock Crew. That was the official beginnings of posses or crews as we called them. Gerhardthauptmann Strasse was my street. I lived in Victory Village fairly two footballs fields maybe more away from the PX. I tell everybody about Nurnburg, Furth, Kalb, Erlangen, Pastorius, Herzo, and Graph. I remember Graph because when my dad was in the field in Graph that meant we could hang out pretty late. From the video you showed it seems you lived almost on the economy or Germanside as we called it. You said you lived in the maid quarters, we called them Temps, that might rang a bell. Right where the auto-shop was which ran by Mr. Kerpen is where we entered school right alongside the basketball gym. This video brings back alot of memories I had Furth on my mind and ran into your video and extremely interested to see it. I miss that place I think everyone who ever stayed there does to some degree. I'm an Eagle for life that's for real. They tore down the PX man that's sad I still recognize the building though. Thomas Mann Strasse is where the buses would drop and pick up students I think. Germany has some of the best buses in the world. We lived in Temps and later on we moved closer to the school. I remember walking to the Adidas Factory me and my crew we were all over the place especially when one of the Fests were in town. We used to throw parties but mostly we used to break dance in the party rooms. Lots of changes, we didn't have a Pizza Hut, which is a slap in the face. Nurnburg has some of the best pizza I ever tasted way better than Pizza Hut. I think your Dad might have been an officer judging by your previous Nurnburg locale. Aafees. Yeah!!! Shout out to Sham-Rock Village. Thanks for sharing your video bro you have touched a lot of people through your efforts!!!
My old stomping grounds too. I was stationed at Johnson Barracks 1976-79. So many memories and friends I left behind.
Johan Kalb Elementary 1990-83. Good times. Thanks for posting.
Omg!!! We lived at 12 Thomas Mann on the second floor wow that was a trip to see that we left in May 1974. I was 14 1/2. I just had my 64th birthday. Wow life just flies by!!!😊 thanks for showing all the stairwells so much has changed you ask about the balconies. We had a balcony off the back of our living room up there, but there were no rounded balconies like in that first building. I went to the 6th 7th and 8th grade in Nurnberg ❤
It was super fun doing this video. It brought back a lot of memories for me.
1994-1995 was my memories. It was short, but the best time of my life.
Thank you for doing this. Some of the best times of my life I had in Germany. We were there from 79-81. I graduated from the school. I was bussed from Erlangen each day. Long bus ride each day but our German bus driver didn't mind us talking if we were good - we were. NONE of us wanted to get kicked off the bus! Hard to explain being a brat to people.
Love this! I was there from 87-93. Did elementary and middle school there!
Who remember hanging out at the youth center know as the D.Y.A.?
DYA😂😂😂.. Yes!
This red trimmed. Building on the left with the big double windows wa built in 1973 as the new sixth grade building. Thank for the video.
Gerhardt Hauptmann Strauss is where we grew up!
I too grew up on Gerhardt Haupman Strauss.
My family did too! 89-95
Same. Wasn’t a bad walk to Johann Kalb from there.
*Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße
Lived there from 68-71, 9th to 11th grade. Lived on Gerhard Hauptmann in 3rd building on right when you panned the street from the end of Thomas Mann St. Some of the best times of my life.
Thanks for sharing the video from inside the school--truly a brave move dude. Visited the area in 2012 with my children but the bldg was locked. Went to Soldier field where we played our home football games. Attended NAHS while living in Bamberg in mid to end of the 70s. Bamberg students were known to be outta control--not all. History is that Bamberg students were staying at the dorms (two level brown bldg shown in your video) until they were kicked out due to setting it on fire. Next, Bamberg students were later using the train to commute daily until they were kicked off because of vandalizing. When I attended NAHS, we were bused on two separate buses (Rock bus & Soul bus). Type of music that was played in each bus. In 79, the CID started inspected our school bags for weapons/illegal things and in addition escorted us to school. Sad to say the CID used some of the most incompetent special agents to keep control. One agent tried to take control and initiate a No Talking on the bus policy and was laughed at by the majority. Caveat: Not every student from Bamberg were immoral/terrible! We were just military brats!
Automechanic teacher was Mr. Kerpen. Again, thx for the footage.
I remember Mr. Kerpen I went NAHS from about 82-84. I lived in Victory Village Nurnburg was the bomb missed that place. Saving up to go back and do my memory tour.
Yes I was a bit nervous 😎
Ha! I lived here from about 87-89 I was about 9-11 yrs. old. Parents were in the Army so we were stationed here. I asked my dad and he said we stayed in the housing community, Kalb! Honestly, I don't remember 2 much but that was 30 or so years ago..so many awesome childhood memories - so blessed to have lived overseas at such a young age.
The Nuremberg HS Nerds - never able to live that down!
Looking at the video i believe the gas station was the old AAFES gas stn, the shopette was Foodland and maybe the gray bldg was the Officer's Club.
And pacos tacos
Was there 1980-83, good memories! Has changed sooo much!
Hi Misha!
Cool, that was fun to watch! I worked at the Shoppette next to the gas station and Theater. I was in the class of '83. Lived in the housing area right there.
Very cool!
Thank you for sharing this journey. SO much has changed! I left there in 1993 and I don't remember those balconies either. I worked at the PX and at Burger King. : )
I just got back from Germany 2 days ago. At 1:35 is the library, where you can look at pictures of Furth, through the decades. I was a soldier from 82 - 84. I came to Johnson Barracks only once.
My family is from Furth..My Opa worked at the old O'Darby Kaserne as a painterMy Oma worked as a seamstress in the Firth Opera House back in th day..yep...way back...I was born at Nurnberger Strasse...live there until me and my mom came to the state in 1961...
So many memories. Where the Store on the corner was were the Community Movie theater. The Shopette was on back right end of the theater.
Thanks for the info Frank, It's been way too long :)
Wurzburg Wolfs!!! From Jerry
Yep
Wow... Blast from the past. Thanks for sharing!
I made it for us all :)
I was at Johnson Bks in the '70s and walked past the school hundreds of times going to the PX or Darby. I think the Ger-Am Bier Fest was on the football field.
I remember we would decorate those windows every year for Christmas!
We flooded those walls too. 😀
It was called the Holiday window
Thanks for doing this! Definitely brought back a lot of memories. We lived there from 83-94. Eagles for life!
89-94😁
Wow. What a strool down memory lane.
Also remember playing football at "Soldiers Field ".....thanks.
Class of 77.
Thanks for sharing. This brings back so many memories. Y
Yes, those brown buildings were dorms in the 80's and administration. The backside near the fields was the gymnasium where we use to have our basketball games. The lobby has not changed in 30+ years.
Went there in 68 and 69. Great memories!! Returned May 2018. Was not able to get in. Closed on Sundays. Good footage. Thank you Hobbes agrees.
Very cool video. Reminds me of growing up and going to elementary school in Fuerth in the 70's.
Thank you for sharing. I lived in the Dorm from 77-80
My fam lived there 79-82. My bestie was Pam Gaspard. Hangin out at edelweiss and Mikes and the Chicago Club. Life was good.
Went to the middle school and high school that were connected in the early 90s too. My friend Katie and I would eat brotchen, salami and pretzels for lunch in the school courtyard nearly every day. When he went out there I remembered exactly where we would sit. I wanted him to go up the first set of stairs, because I am pretty sure that was the 8th grade hall. When he went up the stairs of the main building so many memories came flooding back. I wonder what happened to Herr Koerner. I remember his little girl coming to class on their day off of school. She sat and laughed as she listened to us 8th graders read allowed. She thought it was funny she could read far better than we could. He was such a great teacher.
I'm glad it brought back memories for you! :)
Thanks for sharing! Greetings from the Class of 74
I attended between 1978 to 1980/81 It was a elementary to high school campus when I attended. I was also in JROTC. My two sisters also attended.
WOW! Things have really changed since 1975, the year we left. I have some very good memories but now I would be hard pressed to remember any locations. Thanks for the stream.
Me too
I went there from 1981-1984.
Thank you for the video - class of 82, lived in Erlangen. Great memories and great people. We called the maid quarters - TEMPS , back in my day.
Very cool!
True, temp quarters with 8 bedroom. We stayed in one until permanent housing was available. Could enter into the quarters from the middle or end stairwell.
Thats one of the happy places from my childhood. My Uncle was stationed there the same time. They lived literally right across the backyard from us. The field trips were amazing. Loved the Kriskindlemarkt.
I don't have time to watch right now, but thanks for posting this. I'll sure check it out later. I went there from 77-80. DORMIES!!!
I hope you like it
Wow I was there 88-92 great times
Thx for the video! That huge tree is still out front! I was class of ‘91 - I think we had a couple mutual friends… like Tawana …. Thx for the trip down memory lane- Erin Coffman
Hi Erin, What a blast from the past. :)
OMG! So many memories!
Yes, we all seem to have great memories of this place!
Darbe Barracks. And it wasn’t called maids quarters. It was temporary housing with like 6 bedrooms. Or else you stayed close by PX
Was in the seventh grade there in 1971. We lived at Herzo . This really brings back memories! Would love to go back
The PX was on Waldstrasse.
I was on the Rifle Team as well and shot during the same years you were there. I was on the team from 1987 to 1989 was high shooter and took home trophy for perfect standing target at the all Europe Championships. I guess you remember First Sergeant Johnny Walters. Great Coach what a great time I had in Germany. Wish I could go back.
What's up Jason. I had such a good time in that range and on the road with the guys.
Rifle team, 92-93
Went there from May 85 - May 88. 8th grade through 10th. Great friends Ricky DelaCruz, Steve and Leroy Roper, Chris Randolph (Sunderland?) Joe Belle, Keith and Heath Harley, Tim Sheedy, Gerald, Marshall.
First days in country walking from our quarters on JFK street to the theater to see The Breakfast Club!
Lots of changes and improvements to the Kalb area.
The brown building set perpendicular to the right of the high school was the dorm for students coming in Monday-Friday from Bamberg, Hof and other outlying areas.
The high school was mostly housed in the same large front building, with shop classes in a separate ow-lying building to the right and rear. The parallel two-story building was the junior high. Behind that were some temporary structures where overflow for junior high. Beyond that was the elementary school. There was a single covered walk-way from the front of the jr high building to the backside of the main atrium of the high school.
Yes, the light-colored building was a small gym and field house. I used to practice tennis strokes against that exterior wall which is now fronted by a strip of grass. The gym floor was too small for much, so we trekked over to Darby Kaserne for much of our gym classes, and school basketball and wrestling competitions. It would appear as if the former tennis courts (2) and much of the sports field have been built over. The imposing fence along JFK Str. was not there in the 70s, or if it ran along the front of the elementary school, which faced JFK Str., it did not run as far as it does now, or was much shorter.
In the 1970s, the corner where the gas station/convenience store is was the base theatre. And yes, there was a Shoppette/Foodland there as well. Popsicles were $0.05, and an ice cream sandwich was $0.08. Behind the theatre and Foodland was a small open grassy area with playground equipment along one edge, swings, etc.; the field was used by AYA football teams for afternoon practices.
The large rooms on the 4th floor were, in my time, called common rooms.
The rounded balconies are new improvements. The field officer grade quarters facing Thomas Mann Strasse had balconies on the rear, rectangular in shape. Memory prompts me that the company grade housing across from the rear of the three (3) twin-stairwell buildings on Thomas Mann along Gerhart Hauptmann Str. may also have had balconies.
The barracks to which I think you were referring along Fronmuller Str was Darby Kasern.
Thanks for posting.
Yes, the two-story brown building was the co-ed dorm. He comes up to the backside of it at 14:08. Student housing was not expanded off campus when I went to school here.
Woohoo, class of 95'!!!! Maiden name Braden, Gerharthaupmen was my St. Right next to daycare.
Man that was such a flash back, Mrs Pells room, auto body, SMOKERS CORNER!!!
OMGOSH THANK YOU!!!
That Bar you speak of is the Green Goose!😂
Yep, same memories. Aways at the Smoker's Corner, and hanging out on the side of the Autobody shop. "JR" Rattigan was a trip lol.
I went there in 1967.
The two-story brown building, directly to the right and perpendicular to the HS, was the co-ed dorm. As you faced the dorm from the front, males were to the left and females to the right with a common area in the middle. Washing machine and dryer, as well as a little snack shop, were in the basement. He comes up to the backside of it at 14:08. Student housing was not expanded off campus when I went to school here in the mid and late 70s. There were partially sealed underground tunnels which connected some of these buildings.
i lived in Bamberg '76 - 79, we had to catch a bus to go to Nurnberg for 10th grade year. made some good friends there. brought back loads of memories.
Memories...anybody remember the Mansman's ?!
Yes! The party room!
16:22 is where I was at less in temps on the 4th floor. yeah we had 12 bed rooms yeah it was big and suck on shopping days
I lived there from the mid 90s to the early 2000. The stairs down went to a bar. You are right. It was a Rock bar later on and I and my friends had quite a good time there. Much were torn down after the americans left and new buildings were build. But as you saw much was left and renewed. I immigrated to Canda 2011. And even for me much is new now. Thx for sharing. Cheers
Awesome thanks for confirming about the downstairs bar. :)
You're lucky you lived right next to the school. I had to bus in from near Hohenfels an hour plus each way. Loved going to the gummy store and getting gyros at lunch!
Yeah I remember those Smurfs gummies and the french fry gummies YEAH.
Class of 1973...i even found our yearbook on line in pdf format. 164 pages
Holy shit...... I lived here from 87 - 92.............went through the whole High school....... Jason Helton my boy were are you????? EAGLES 4 LIFE BABY.... Jakob Wassermann Str.......
Nice to see old school. Was there 1975 to 1977.
73-76 for me.... Age 10-12
Great. I lived here
They tore everything down and remodeld. The Shoppette was their where you said it was. The grey building but torn down. The Gas station was near the street. Live 45min. From Fürth.
How am I supposed to remember all I see is back of my head in puc
Thanks for the video and tour. Interesting that the school is so open and not locked up with security precautions like schools in the US are now, or even as the school as in the early 90's during Desert Shield. I think the small grocery store is where the shopette was, which I used to do bagging when doing fund raising for activities. The empty area / park is where the parade ground was for Darby Kaserne. The barracks and wall were around the parade grounds. Merrill Barracks was elsewhere in the area (don't recall where), but not in walking distance from Darby / Nurnberg High. I was there 1987-1992, when my dad taught some Auto Shop classes (but not the Auto Body Shop) as well as wood shop & drafting.
Joshua. Those activities were for our Boy Scout troop 36. are you on Facebook?
I remember you, and your dad Joshua.
We were in same class's Josh.... I Remember you and your dad👌
William O'Darby. And you just passed the Bakery going to the P.X. was all part of W.O'Darby.
My Opa worked there as a painter...retired there...bless his soul..
WOW memories..... 84-87 #EAGLES4LIFE
My JROTC instructor was SFC Earl McAdams
Hello! Wow! So many memories. Thank you. I went there 88-90. I also was in ROTC and drill team. Who filmed this video? I think we hung out in the same circles. Yes the party room. I got in big trouble for hanging out in one.
Hi Sara, I filled the video. :) I was there during the same time as you. :)
Love that place
Miss Germany sooo much. Best days. My family was there from 83-86. Lunch break always walking over to the meat market for candy and gummies aka Gummi😂
Yes, my dad used to give me "Marks" to go to the gummi store.😝 but this was once we moved off the military base.
Were you always a Sanders or did you have a different last name?
I miss NAHS and Nuremberg Fürth. So much has changed since we left Bro. I left in 92. If it wasn't for Covid-19 I'd have been there for the Christmas fest.
Hi Selwyn, I left in 91. Loved it. :)
The building at 13:20 was part of the middle school. It was the first class of the day I would attend then we would skip the rest of the day.
Lived there from 70-74 Dr.Frank Str. 53a
We used to live on Jacob Wassermann Straße.
Tim and Joanne Kelly 80-83 we lived on Pastorius strasse
Yes they called it the party room everybody in the house could use the room for party’s the small ones where maids rooms
Went there from '85 - '89!
May 85 - May 88. 8th grade to 10th here!
Except for the colors, it looks just like it did when I left on PCS in July 1975!
It was W.O. Darby kasern
holy crap.....i skip that school everyday.....go downtown to first Mc Donalds....around 1985.....
Larry McGrew, Hq. hq. Giessen Army Depot, cook!!! 1962-65. Anyone else from that time and place?
Yes the balconies where build on later
Thanks for the info :)
@@4fortheworld-travelandfood500 I was there from 73 to 77 graduated there. The 4th-floor ends were party roomes, I remember we called them something else. My Dad was the building coordinator. The center roomes of the 4th floor were what we called the Temps or temporary residence for G level families until regular housing became available. They were also dorm rooms right across from the school. I also had friends that stayed there as well. We use to climb out of the windows on to the clay tile roof and sit on top of the dormers, drink beer and some other such dumb stuff. I got caught in the party room ( not alone ) more than once. It was nice to have a father that was a building coordinator. I had keys to everything. Berry Berry and I could tell you some stories. Berry and I lived on the corner across from the PX. One of the motor pools was fenced off just behind the building to the front of ours. The AYA was on the other side directly in front of the PX and commissary and the fish and chip shop that set right up front and in the middle of the PX commissary parking lot. It would be easy to get turned around. My dad was NCOIC DCPA on base at Willam O Darby. I won't get into what all that means. I used to have a Honda 70 and I was all over the place. I guess that is part of the reason that I remember it so well. Do you remember the canal that was built over the highway the barges and boats use to pass through? I also remember the German Gardens with small houses and very kept gardens and fenced-in yards. It was a short cut through the gardens from the PX through housing and to the school. It has changed a lot. Thank SO MUCH for the memories. I only wish that I could make it back and see it all for myself. You have done a wonderful job of taking me back.
We lived in Nuremberg 1985-92. I was stationed at 98 General Hospital. Our two daughters graduated Nuremberg High School 1986 & 1991. Their last names were Evans.
I left in 1991 after my Junior year. :) What was your daughters name who graduated in 91? Maybe I know her
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@@jeffmurdock3072 Hi Jeff!!!!
I mean Mr. Murdock
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You doing okay? Been laying low due to the Coronavirus situation. Just going of the property for needed supplies.
Having you been able to resume cooking job now that businesses are opening up again?
Woher the Shopett Ju to be, they torn everything down and rebuilt it all new
LOL The PX where my brother stole a new car from
Went there from 69 to 71
I was there from 1980 til 1983..I wasn't in high school I was in elementary school... Wasn't it called Nurnburg American School Number 1 ?
I went to Elementary 2 which became Johann Kalb. Same time frame.
I thought the movie theater was next to the shoppette.
It was.. the gas place was not next to the high school.. it went to the Movie Theater first and then the Shoppette and then further down was the gas station. Between the High School and the Movie theatre was the road that went down to Kalb Elementary.. I know all this because I spent a lot of time skipping 4th period to go over there...
Also I think you mite have know my sister. she hung out on that corner too in 88-89. She was a Sr 89
What was her name?
@@4fortheworld-travelandfood500 Tina Tyms
No this was part of Kasern
I Love the US in Germany 🇩🇪😘🇺🇲
I like this video so much I'm going to give a shout out to the people I know or knew. Starting with the whole We-rock Crew. Scott aka Shadow. The Hunter Sisters. The Johnson Crew, T.D.F. (Too Dam Fresh) Crew. DeathWish aka Clifton Joseph, Shelly, and Shelly and Becky Peactrice I believe. Double D. and Perry. Ronald Johnson and Teddy the only cats I knew who were sponsored riders for BMX. Penny Jackson, Maria Gonzales, Crystal,
Beatmaster E. (Eric). Aunya, Junior Passi, Felix Passi my Samoan breakdancing buddies. Junior. Rod-Dog with all the bikes. My homie and Mentor Rodney Bazil. Cicilia, Frank Luna, and anyone else I forgot my bad!
We were there at the same time!
Nice!!!
Wasn't the movie theater next to the gas station 🤔
I think you are correct
Eagles!!
Yes yes yes :)