These page offers the latest information on students and faculty of George C. Marshall/Ankara High School as well as information you might find useful or interesting.

Get connected today using our Registry Search Page. Below you will find Ankara alumni and faculty that have updated their contact information in the last month plus much more.

Recently Found or Updated Registrants

As soon as we receive contact information, we make it available to you. In this section you will find our updates in the last month. Most common are new registrants or updates to email or mailing addresses.

Can't find someone here? Use our Registry Search to access 1900 listings. You do not need to register with us and wait for approval to use this service. If we have them, they are available to you immediately.

 

*   Graduate of the school in Ankara. †   Information provided by Ankara Alumni Network.
Action			First Name	Last Name	Grad Year	Send Email	State/ Country	Date of Registration
New			Dee	Coy	1962		NY	9/7/08
Update	*		Amanda	Harlow	1995		CT	9/7/08
Update			DeAnn	Spratt	1976		FL	9/7/08
Update		†	Jim	Bartee	1964		CA	9/7/08
New			Susan	Hands	1960		OK	9/3/08
New			Becky	Latham	1982		MO	9/1/08
Update			Mike	Corbin	1966		GA	8/18/08
Update			Wendi	Crabill	1967		CA	8/15/08
New	*	†	Tina	Fultz	1970		AZ	8/15/08
New	*		Jeremy	Spaulding	1993		NC	8/14/08
Update	*		Kerin	Hanson	1992		MN	8/11/08
New			Stacy	Rice	1994		WI	8/10/08
Update	*		Jackie	Wells	1970		AL	8/10/08
New		†	John	Dunlap	1969		CA	8/8/08
Update			Mike	Charlson	1967		SC	8/8/08

Ike Situation Page

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Childhood Cross-cultural Experiences Survey

Jennifer Wilson, a Doctoral candidate at the University of North Texas, is conducting a study on adult military children and asked that we pass the information on to our alumni.

The purpose of this study is to examine family influence and identity development in adult military children who spent a significant amount of time overseas during their childhood and/or adolescence. If you lived 2 years outside the home culture of your parents before reaching the age of 18, please consider participating in a study addressing the complexities of being raised cross-culturally.

The online survey should take about one hour to complete.
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For addition information contact Jennifer Wilson, M.S., Researcher.

BRATS Film Tour

From San Francisco to Orlando, the tour hit 26 cities in 2007.  The movie won the Southern Lens Award, Best Documentary, and the First Time Director’s Award.  Armed Forces Network Television broadcast BRATS in 175 countries around the world.  Educational, nonprofit, and government organizations are buying copies for their counselors, teachers, employees, and libraries, including the Military Community Youth Ministries, Family Readiness Centers, and the VA Medical Center Library.  In 22 months, there have been over 2.4 million hits on the website.  This was accomplished with a team of four people, financed solely by small donations from fellow brats and DVD/VHS sales.

If your community group, alumni organization, or educational institution would like to organize a screening and/or public appearance, please drop them a line.

For those who wish to delve deeper into the psychological effects of “growing up military/TCK,” you can pre-order a new companion DVD to BRATS – BRATS RAW:  Dr. Stephanie Donaldson-Pressman in November. Future projects include a book featuring more brat stories. Donna is writing the new BRATS movie – a coming-of-age drama set on a military base in Asia. Keep checking their website for more details.

Visit Future Projects if you would like to participate in future projects or wish to be added to their mailing list.

Podcasting for Military Brats

Podcasting delivers audio content to iPods and other portable media players on demand, so that it can be listened to at the user's convenience. The main benefit of podcasting is that listeners can sync content to their media player and take it with them to listen whenever they want. Because podcasts are typically saved in MP3 format, they can also be listened to on most computers.

The Military Brats Registry began podcasting in August of 2005. Currently there are 17. If you have iTunes you can subscribe for free by searching for Military Brats in the podcast directory. Or, you can go to the Registry News/Podcasts page of the Military Brats Registry.

If you would like to tell your story to thousands of Military Brats please send them email. Give them a brief description of your story along with your telephone number and the best days and times to call so they can interview you by telephone.

New podcasts:

Podcast 17: Gene Connor, www.connorsarmy.org.
With three of his five siblings battling cancer, Military Brat Gene Connor knew he had to do something to help. So he made a commitment to cycle 2,000 miles to raise $10,000 for the American Cancer Society as it pursues its mission to eliminate cancer. In this podcast we'll find out what Military Brats can do to support Gene's efforts to raise money for research to stamp out a disease that nearly everyone's life has been touched by in one way or another.

"Brats:Our Journey Home"-

The first documentary about growing up in a military family is officially on the market!!!

You can order a copy of this great film on the Brats:Our Journey Home Web site. For only $24.95 you can own your own copy. Shipping and handling is $5.00. If your order two copies, or more, shipping and handling is free!

Donna can always use help. She has set up many ways to donate, including in kind donations or financial contributions which are tax deductible, 501(c)(3) nonprofit production company founded in 1999.

This excellent feature-length documentary "about a hidden American subculture" is a movie every brat needs to see "Thank you for giving us a voice," states Jill Boldway 70 and quoted in a "Brats" promotion. Using archival film sources, home movie footage, and provocative first-person interviews, including General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, author Mary Edwards Wertsch, psychotherapist Stephanie Donaldson-Pressman, and West Point sociologist Dr. Morten Ender, BRATS tells the story of children raised under a very unique set of circumstances.

Listen to her Podcast on Military Brats.

View the Ankara alumni private screening.

MYSTERY ARTIST John Hayter taught music in Ankara from 1962-1964. He received the beautiful watercolor to your left from a student after admiring it. He had it matted and framed while teaching in Germany, and it's been hanging on his walls for the past 40 years! It's painted on semi-corrugated, pull-apart stuff movers use to wrap things they are packing. John would like to thank the artist. Does anyone know who it may be? Contact John.