Paris American High School
Paris, France • 1952–1967
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Bart Bartlett (1957) 9/20 |
| • | Robert (Bob) Steidtmann (Steidtmann) (1963) 9/16 |
| • | Mike Kanze (1965) 9/5 |
| • | Dave Blanding (1965) 9/4 |
| • | Virginia Ridlehoover (Pepper) (1968) 9/4 |
| • | Kathleen Krank (1969) 9/3 |
| • | Joanie Jensen (Christopher) (1965) 9/3 |
| • | James Walker (1968) 9/3 |
| • | Ernie Jenkinson (1962) 8/26 |
| • | David "Dan" Benton, III (1961) 8/21 |
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WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
26 live in Alabama (USA)
4 live in Alaska (USA)
34 live in Arizona (USA)
7 live in Arkansas (USA)
1 lives in Armed Forces Pacific (USA)
128 live in California (USA)
47 live in Colorado (USA)
3 live in Connecticut (USA)
4 live in Delaware (USA)
10 live in District Of Columbia (USA)
136 live in Florida (USA)
55 live in Georgia (USA)
14 live in Hawaii (USA)
7 live in Idaho (USA)
16 live in Illinois (USA)
5 live in Indiana (USA)
5 live in Iowa (USA)
7 live in Kansas (USA)
11 live in Kentucky (USA)
6 live in Louisiana (USA)
6 live in Maine (USA)
45 live in Maryland (USA)
20 live in Massachusetts (USA)
13 live in Michigan (USA)
8 live in Minnesota (USA)
4 live in Mississippi (USA)
13 live in Missouri (USA)
3 live in Montana (USA)
11 live in Nebraska (USA)
26 live in Nevada (USA)
3 live in New Hampshire (USA)
16 live in New Jersey (USA)
26 live in New Mexico (USA)
25 live in New York (USA)
47 live in North Carolina (USA)
18 live in Ohio (USA)
16 live in Oklahoma (USA)
33 live in Oregon (USA)
21 live in Pennsylvania (USA)
7 live in Rhode Island (USA)
24 live in South Carolina (USA)
19 live in Tennessee (USA)
138 live in Texas (USA)
6 live in Utah (USA)
5 live in Vermont (USA)
1 lives in Virgin Islands (USA)
139 live in Virginia (USA)
34 live in Washington (USA)
4 live in West Virginia (USA)
10 live in Wisconsin (USA)
1 lives in Wyoming (USA)
896 live in USA
1 lives in Canada
1 lives in Australia
1 lives in Belgium
1 lives in Belize
1 lives in Christmas Island
1 lives in Costa Rica
5 live in France
1 lives in Germany
1 lives in Ireland
1 lives in Italy
1 lives in Japan
1 lives in Malaysia
2 live in Mexico
1 lives in Norway
1 lives in Portugal
2 live in Switzerland
1 lives in United Kingdom
1 lives in Venezuela
778 location unknown
UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | Ninette Kyle (Shearer) (1960) 10/11 |
| • | Carolan Tallerday (Bradley) (1966) 10/11 |
| • | Jeff Tobin (1968) 10/11 |
| • | David Bowman (Bowman) (1959) 10/12 |
| • | John Giovenco (1962) 10/13 |
| • | Katherine Grant (Chambers) (1966) 10/13 |
| • | Dave Lambert (1961) 10/13 |
| • | Molly Minor (1968) 10/13 |
| • | William Burkey (1961) 10/14 |
| • | John "Skip" Haskell (1964) 10/14 |
| • | Kathryn Johnston (Tate) (1964) 10/14 |
| • | Susan Smart (Thomas) (1969) 10/14 |
| • | John Kohoutek (1965) 10/15 |
| • | Robert "Ric" Choate (1961) 10/16 |
| • | Jerry Dailey (1960) 10/16 |
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Paris American High School: A Tale of Two Schools
Paris American High School has a fascinating and little-known history that is really the story of two schools—the American Community School (ACS), founded in 1946 for children of American military families in postwar Paris, and the later Paris American High School (PAHS), which grew into a full campus in Garches by 1954. From classrooms in trailers, a French manor house, and even Madame du Barry’s former residence, to a purpose-built school with dormitories and athletic facilities, the evolution of PAHS reflects the remarkable experience of American families living in France after World War II. Click here to read the full article: Paris American High School — A Tale of Two Schools
About Paris American High School
Paris American High School (PAHS), located in Garches just outside Paris, served the children of American military and diplomatic families stationed in France during the years following World War II. From its early beginnings in small buildings in central Paris to the purpose-built campus in Garches, PAHS became a close-knit international community where students shared the unique experience of growing up abroad.
When French President Charles de Gaulle withdrew France from NATO’s integrated military command in 1966, American military forces and their families were required to leave the country. As a result, Paris American High School held its final classes in 1967. Though the school closed, the friendships and shared experiences of PAHS students continue to connect classmates around the world.
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Here the PAHS community reconnects, shares memories, and celebrates the amitiés that continue to link us across the years and across the world.
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Help Us Reconnect the PAHS Community
Visit the Classmates page to see who has joined the site and update your own profile so friends can find you.
If you know someone we have lost contact with, please check the Missing Classmates page.
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Then & Now
From school days in Paris to lives across the United States and around the world, PAHS classmates have taken many paths.
Visit the Classmates page to see where everyone is today and reconnect with old friends.