Greg Studdard:  

Life I was born in Atlanta, where I have lived for most of my life. I enjoy keeping in touch with my classmates from Ben Hill Elementary School, Heidelberg American High School, Therrell High School and Emory University. Some of you who are reading this were classmates and fellow "Army brats" in Heidelberg. When I moved to Heidelberg in 1959, the Army life was brand new to me. My stepfather (Red Muer -- now 80 and still going strong) had married my mother in 1957. He was a career Army officer and Heidelberg was his last overseas posting in the Army. I temporarily left some life-long school chums in Atlanta, attended high school in Heidelberg for grades 8, 9 and 10 in the class of 1964, then returned to Atlanta for grades 11 and 12 at Therrell High School. I am very fortunate to have good friends from both schools. While living in Heidelberg, I played drums in the band and was very active in Troop 1 of the Transatlantic Council, the first American Scout troop to be organized in Germany after WW II. I have returned to Heidelberg 5 or 6 times, most recently for the all-class reunion in October, 2004, organized by Cheryl through her Pawpits website. This reunion was special because we attended classes at HHS, then went to a bonfire pep rally and a football game at Patrick Henry Village. I am also active with the Therrel High School class of 1964, which has reunions every 5 years and a most remarkable e-mail network of alums who receive regular updates about classmates, teachers and others from our classmate Richard Petty. Thanks, Richard, for your many Panther Updates and for all you do to keep us together. My list of high school sports does not take very long to read: wrestling. I will not be remembered as an athlete, but I do remember many exciting football and basketball games I watched from the sidelines as a yearbook photographer, along with Neil Langford, my photographic sidekick. I also played drums in Therrell's award-winn...Expand for more