List of personalities of the city of Würzburg

The following list contains personalities from the city of Würzburg .

Personalities born in Würzburg

The following people were born in Würzburg or in what is now the city of Würzburg:

13th to 18th centuries

• Konrad von Würzburg (1220 / 30–1287), poet, epic poet and didactic poet
• Johannes I. Kaufmann († 1489), Cistercian Abbot
• Georg Wolfsbach (15th century – 1535), Benedictine abbot
• Kaspar Gotthard († 1526), ​​Premonstratensian Abbot
• Friedrich Fischer (around 1464–1529), humanist and lawyer
• Matthias Grünewald (1475 / 80–1528), painter and graphic artist
• Christoph Zobel (1499–1560), lawyer
• Georg Dasch (around 1510–1578), Mayor of Gotha
• Martin Seger (* around 1510/1515; † around 1580), illustrator of the bishop's chronicle by Lorenz Fries and prince-bishop court painter
• Michael Suppan (around 1520–1584), university rector and vicar general
• Paulus I. Zeller († 1563), Cistercian abbot
• Nikolaus Balthasar Mertz (* in the 17th century in Würzburg, † in the 17th century), city doctor in Fulda and Hofmedicus in Bamberg
• John VI Pfister († 1641), Cistercian abbot
• Wilderich von Walderdorff (1617–1680), Catholic bishop of the diocese of Vienna
• Paulus II. Baumann (1644–1725), Cistercian abbot
• Ferdinand Tobias Richter (1651–1711), composer and organist
• Johann Lorenz Adelmann († 1719), imperial councilor and prince-bishop chancellor; Epitaph in St. Peter and Paul (Würzburg)
• Johann Philipp Franz von Schönborn (1673–1724), Prince-Bishop of Würzburg
• Georg Fasel (1675–1747), Premonstratensian Abbot from the Oberzell Monastery
• Anton Heinrich Friedrich von Stadion (1691–1768), Grand Chamberlain at the electoral court in Mainz
• Leonhard Grebner (1694–1742), Jesuit
• Sebastian Cönen (1697–1766), Benedictine abbot
• Johann Wolfgang von der Auwera (1708–1756), sculptor
• Friedrich Ebenhöch (1714–1786), lawyer, court and consistorial councilor to the Prince of Würzburg, accuser in a witch trial
• Anton Bayr (1716–1792), organ builder
• Johann Joseph Heinrich Bauer von Adelsbach (1719–1802), physician and professor of medicine in Prague
• Georg Franz Wiesner (1731–1797), born in Heidingsfeld, theologian and university professor
• Johann Octavian Salver (1732–1788), genealogist
• Franz Ignaz Michael Neumann (1733–1785), engineer, architect and builder
• Martin Lampe (1734–1806), servant of Immanuel Kant
• Placidus Sprenger (1735–1806), Benedictine, editor and historian
• Christoph Kroh (1735–1812), Premonstratensian Abbot from Oberzell Abbey
• Johann Ferdinand Balthasar Stieffell (1737–1818), organ builder
• Bonavita Blank , actually Joseph Anton Bruno Blank (1740–1827), natural scientist, fossil collector and professor of natural history in Würzburg
• Philipp Jakob Huth von Dessendorf (1742–1813), Catholic theologian
• Franz Oberthür (1745–1831), Roman Catholic theologian
• Jakob Josef von Haus (1748–1833), lawyer, university professor and educator of the Italian king
• Georg Joseph Vogler (1749–1814), composer, organist, conductor, priest, music teacher and music theorist
• Johann Sterkel (1750–1817), pianist and composer
• Gabriel Heilmann (1751–1806), doctor, botanist and professor at the University of Würzburg
• Joseph Lange (1751–1831), actor, painter, composer and writer
• Franz Xaver von Leibes (1753–1828), German Catholic clergyman and professor at the University of Würzburg
• Adam Joseph Onymus (1754–1836), Catholic clergyman, university professor and vicar general in Würzburg
• Franz Gallus Sündermahler (1755-1840), German lawyer and civil servant
• Adam Friedrich Groß zu Trockau (1758–1840), Apostolic Vicar and Bishop
• Nicolaus Anton Friedreich (1761–1836), physician
• Lothar Anselm von Gebsattel (1761–1846), Würzburg cathedral dean
• Gallus Aloys Kaspar Kleinschrod (1762–1824), German criminal lawyer
• Reiner Wirl († 1763), German sculptor
• Philipp Franz Kremer (1765–1854), lawyer, businessman and member of the Bavarian state parliament
• Johann Michael von Seuffert (1765–1829), lawyer and politician
• Juliane Giovane (1766–1805), writer and lady-in-waiting
• Georg von Habermann (1766–1825), general in the royal Bavarian army
• Heinrich Domnich (1767–1844), horn player, composer and professor
• Heinrich Alois von Reigersberg (1770–1865), Bavarian lawyer and politician
• Franz Martin Seuffert (around 1772–1847), German-Austrian organ and piano builder
• Adam Elias von Siebold (1775–1828), gynecologist and university professor
• Bernhard Michael von Grandauer (1776–1838), Bavarian lawyer and state councilor
• Carl Joseph Ringelmann (1776–1854), dentist and surgeon, university professor and royal personal physician
• Joseph Küffner (1776–1856), musician and composer
• Johann Martin von Wagner (1777–1858), painter, sculptor and art collector
• Franz Xaver Heller (1778–1840), doctor and botanist
• Vinzenz Adelmann (1780-1850), physician
• Franz Joseph Fröhlich (1780–1862), teacher and musicologist
• Johann Anton Weinmann (1782–1858), German-Russian gardener and botanist
• Peter von Richarz (1783–1855), bishop
• Johann Adam Maas (1784–1852), spa doctor
• Joseph von Pölnitz (1792–1865), Royal Bavarian Chamberlain and Land Commissioner
• Philipp Geigel (1794–1855), judge and politician
• Johann Adam von Seuffert (1794–1857), legal scholar
• Gottfried Eisenmann (1795–1867), doctor, politician, political publicist and medical writer
• Michael Jäger (1795–1838), surgeon and university professor
• Johann Baptist Friedreich (1796–1862), physician, forensic doctor and poet
• Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796–1866), Bavarian doctor, Japanese and natural scientist, ethnologist, plant collector and botanist
• Karl von Kleinschrod (1797–1866), Bavarian lawyer and politician
• Andreas Bernhard Quante (1799–1874), lawyer and politician
• Georg Karl von Seuffert (1800–1870), President of the Commercial Court of Appeal in Nuremberg

19th century

1801 to 1820

• Franz Ludwig Philipp Schenk von Stauffenberg (1801–1881), Bavarian Imperial Council
• Eduard Caspar Jacob von Siebold (1801–1861), professor of gynecology
• Friedrich Julius Stahl (1802–1861), legal philosopher and conservative politician
• Friedrich Freiherr von Zu Rhein (1802–1870), royal Bavarian lawyer and administrative officer
• Joseph Heine (1803–1877), physician and government and medical councilor
• Friedrich von Ringelmann (1803–1870), lawyer and politician as well as Bavarian Minister of the Interior and Minister of Justice
• Carl von Siebold (1804–1885), doctor and zoologist
• Johann Joseph Hoffmann (1805–1878), connoisseur of the Chinese and Japanese languages
• Karl Kirchgessner (1807–1858), royal lawyer in Würzburg and President of the Chamber of Deputies
• Heinrich Ambros Eckert (1807–1840), painter and lithographer
• Franz von Hartmann (1808–1895), German-Austrian lawyer
• Georg Joseph Manz (1808–1894), founder of the GJ Manz publishing house
• Anton Ruland (1809–1874), Catholic priest, librarian and Bavarian politician (member of the state parliament)
• Ignaz Hub (1810–1880), poet, editor and publisher
• Hermann Dyck (1812–1874), painter, draftsman and etcher
• Fritz Bamberger (1814–1873), painter
• Heinrich Bauer (1814–1851), labor leader
• Valentin Eduard Becker (1814–1890), city treasurer and composer
• Joseph von Held (1815–1890), constitutional lawyer, rector of the Royal University of Würzburg, co-founder of the Bavarian Red Cross
• Hermann von und zu Guttenberg (1816–1882), Bavarian landowner and politician
• Rudolph von Freyberg-Eisenberg (1817–1887), landowner and member of the German Reichstag
• Gustav von Habermann (1818–1878), manor owner and member of the German Reichstag
• Carl Adolph Cornelius (1819–1903), historian and church historian
• Georg Bauch (1820–1886), member of the Reichstag
• Adolph von Pfretzschner (1820–1901), Bavarian politician

1821 to 1840

• Hugo von Diehl (1821–1883), General of the Infantry and Chief of the General Staff
• Luitpold of Bavaria (1821–1912), Prince Regent of Bavaria
• Adelgunde Auguste of Bavaria (1823–1914), Princess of Bavaria
• Joseph von Lindwurm (1824–1874), doctor and professor of dermatology
• Franz Cucumus (1824–1881), Reich judge
• Oskar von Diruf (1824–1912), balneologist and spa doctor
• Josef Hergenröther (1824–1890), Catholic church historian and cardinal
• Ludwig von Rockinger (1824–1914), historian, archivist and legal historian
• Hildegard Luise of Bavaria (1825–1864), Austrian Archduchess
• Georg Arbogast von und zu Franckenstein (1825–1890), politician
• Nicolaus Friedreich (1825–1882), pathologist and university professor
• Carl Gegenbaur (1826–1903), vertebrate morphologist
• Christian Anton Kolb (1826–1871), musician, composer and military bandmaster
• Michael Weber (1827–1885), German-Swiss master brewer
• Johann Baptist Renninger (1829-1892), Catholic theologian
• Hugo Stöhr (1830–1901), gynecologist and spa doctor
• Carl Herz (1831–1897), lawyer and member of the Reichstag
• Adolph vom Rath (1832–1907), Prussian banker, co-founder and board member of Deutsche Bank
• Otto May (1833–1914), estate inspector
• Ferdinand Knab (1834–1902), painter
• Franz August Schenk von Stauffenberg (1834–1901), lawyer, landowner and politician
• Karl Joseph Eberth (1835–1926), pathologist and university professor
• August Geist (1835–1868), landscape painter
• Adolf Pernwerth von Bärnstein (1836–1918), railway clerk and student historian
• Hermann von Mauchenheim called Bechtolsheim (1836–1910), royal Bavarian bath commissioner
• Andreas von Seisser (1837–1911), President of the Bavarian State Bank
• Friederike Goßmann (1838–1906), actress

1841 to 1860

• Johann Feser (1841–1896), veterinarian and university professor
• Georg von Mayr (1841–1925), statistician and economist
• Nathan Bamberger (1842–1919), rabbi of the Würzburg district rabbinate
• Karl Theodor von Lutz (1842–1905), politician and administrative lawyer, district president of the Upper Palatinate
• Karl Bever (1843–1930), doctor
• August Stöhr (1843–1890), physician and member of the German Reichstag
• Adolf Held (1844–1880), political economist
• Friedrich Narr (1844-1893), physicist
• Karl Köhl (1846–1926), soap manufacturer, printer and member of the German Reichstag
• Carl von Horn (1847–1923), Royal Bavarian Colonel General of the Infantry
• Franz Scheiner (1847–1917), major publisher of postcards and lithographer
• Friedrich Carl von Schönborn-Wiesentheid (1847–1913), member of the German Reichstag
• Lilli Lehmann (1848–1929), opera singer and vocal teacher
• Valentin Weidner (1848–1919), sculptor
• Karl Heffner (1849–1927), landscape painter
• Philipp Stöhr the Elder (1849–1911), anatomist and university professor
• Heinrich Stein (1850–1913), landscape painter
• Max Bastelberger (1851–1916), doctor and butterfly scientist
• Theodor Kölliker (1852–1937), surgeon, pioneer of surgical orthopedics
• Maximilian Halder (1853–1912), Bavarian major general and commandant of the Germersheim Fortress .
• Eduard Rosenthal (1853–1926), lawyer, university professor and politician
• Ludwig Strasser (1853–1917), clockmaker
• Konstantin von Gebsattel (1854–1932), Bavarian general of the cavalry
• Karl Konrad Müller (1854–1903), classical philologist and librarian
• Michael-Philipp Seißer (1854–1943), textile entrepreneur
• Heinrich Kiliani (1855–1945), chemist
• Ludwig von Gebsattel (1857–1930), officer in the Bavarian Army
• Johann von Treutlein-Moerdes (1858–1916), German ministerial official in Bavaria
• Eugen von Bamberger (1858–1921), Austrian internist
• Ernst Bumm (1858–1925), gynecologist

1861 to 1880

• Carl Marx (1861–1933), opera singer and theater director
• Nikolaus von Endres (1862–1938), royal Bavarian officer
• Franz Schmitt (1862–1932), politician
• Valerie Seisser (1862–1953), co-founder of the Red Cross Clinic in Würzburg
• Karl Spiegel (1863–1920), teacher and fairy tale collector
• Hermann Schmitt (1863–1943), Bavarian State Minister
• Adolf Sandberger (1864–1943), musicologist and composer
• Heinrich Ludwig Urlichs (1864–1935), classical archaeologist and classical philologist
• Franz Friedrich Leitschuh (1865–1924), professor of art history
• Michael Balling (1866–1925), violist and conductor
• Ludwig Seisser (1866–1936), pharmacist and entrepreneur
• Max Dauthendey (1867–1918), poet and painter
• Wilhelm Dieck (1867–1935), dentist
• Emil von Dungern (1867–1961), internist
• Otto von Franqué (1867–1937), gynecologist and obstetrician
• Heinrich Jacob von Recklinghausen (1867–1942), doctor, blood pressure researcher and philosopher
• Georg Stössel (1867–1943), violin maker and inventor of the Stössel lute named after him
• Philipp Bayer (1868–1902), lawyer and member of the German Reichstag
• Franz-Joseph Ahles (1869–1939), poet
• Max Borst (1869-1946), pathologist
• Max Nassauer (1869–1931), gynecologist and writer
• Heinrich Albert (1870–1950), guitarist and composer
• Julius Binder (1870–1939), legal philosopher
• Karl Troßmann (1871–1957), politician
• Otto Rosenheim (1871–1955), biochemist
• Karl von Luxburg (1872–1956), diplomat
• Paul Panzer (1872–1958), German-American actor
• Philipp Graf (1874–1947), painter
• Ernst Schneider (1874–1968), horticultural director in Königsberg
• Hans von Seißer (1874–1973), Colonel and Chief of the Bavarian State Police
• Ulrich Gerhardt (1875–1950), zoologist and university professor
• Fritz Fuchsenberger (1876–1945), architect
• Leo Glaser (1876–1950), chemist, pharmacist, entrepreneur and politician
• Johann Baptist Konrad (1876 – after 1908), folk singer and humorist
• Joseph Oppenheimer (1876–1966), landscape and portrait painter
• Ferdinand Flury (1877–1947), pharmacologist, toxicologist and general practitioner
• Alfons Stier (1877–1952), composer, music editor and teacher
• Gustav von Bergmann (1878–1955), internist
• Rudolf Schiestl (1878–1931), painter, etcher, graphic artist and glass painter
• Joseph Friedrich Abert (1879–1959), historian and archivist
• Alfred Dürr (1879–1953), lawyer, President of the Munich Higher Regional Court
• Ferdinand Spiegel (1879–1950), painter, graphic artist and illustrator
• Camille Sachs (1880–1959), lawyer

1881 to 1900

• Hans Rau (1881–1961), physicist and university professor
• Julius Adler (1882–1934), lawyer and victim of the Röhm putsch
• Carl Diem (1882–1962), sports official and scientist
• Friedrich Dollmann (1882–1944), army officer
• Eugen Dreisch (* 1882), architect and art collector
• Leonhard Frank (1882–1961), writer
• Karl von Angerer (1883–1945), hygienist, bacteriologist and university professor
• Gottfried Feder (1883–1941), economic theorist and politician ( NSDAP )
• Eugen von Schobert (1883–1941), army officer
• Franz Halder (1884–1972), army officer
• Hermann Heimerich (1885–1963), politician
• Heinrich Kirchner (1885–1953), paleontologist, geologist and university lecturer
• Willi Scheuermann (1885 – after 1959), illustrator and picture postcard artist
• Karl Eyerich (1886–1971), medical officer, admiral doctor
• Roderich Fick (1886–1955), architect and professor
• Hermann Leitenstorfer (1886–1972), architect, construction clerk and university professor
• Josef Friedrich Matthes (1886–1943), editor and Rhenish separatist
• Karl Wulzinger (1886–1949), historical building researcher, university professor
• Rudolf Düll (1887–1979), lawyer
• Otto Haupt (1887–1988), mathematician
• Lotte Kliebert (1887–1991), musician
• Udo Knorr (1887–1960), mechanical engineer
• Hans Heinrich Franck (1888–1961), chemist and technologist
• Karl Ritter (1888–1977), director, screenwriter and film producer
• Friedrich Trautwein (1888–1956), pioneer of electronic music in Germany
• Elisabeth Hoffa (1889–1988), doctor and daughter of orthopedist Albert Hoffa
• Arthur Drey (1890–1965), poet, playwright and essayist
• Alfred Jodl (1890–1946), army officer and convicted war criminal
• Emy Roeder (1890–1971), sculptor and draftsman
• Karl Friedrich Roth (1890–1960), portrait painter
• Richard Sedlmaier (1890–1963), art historian and university professor
• Karl Weisenberger (1890–1952), officer
• Gertraud von Bullion (1891–1930), first Schoenstatt Sister of Mary
• Anna Ebermann (1891–1944), resistance against National Socialism.
• Georg Hornung (1891–1942), communist, resistance fighter and victim of the Nazi regime
• Max Mohr (1891–1937), doctor, playwright and narrator
• Philipp Stöhr the Younger (1891–1979), anatomist and university professor
• Leopold Obermayer (1892–1943), lawyer and Nazi victim
• Hans Reichel (1892–1958), painter and draftsman
• Georg Enoch Freiherr von und zu Guttenberg (1893–1940), member of the First Chamber of the Bavarian State Parliament
• Josef Müller (1893–1984), soccer player and coach
• Hermann Zillig (1893–1952), viticulture scientist
• Albert Praun (1894–1975), General of the Wehrmacht Intelligence Force
• Otto Praun (1894–1960), gynecologist and real estate dealer
• Oskar Dirlewanger (1895–1945), officer in the Waffen SS and war criminal
• Hellmuth Mayer (1895–1980), legal scholar and criminologist
• André Pilot (1895–1944), actor
• Adam Sachs (1895–?), Racing cyclist
• Fritz Koch (1896–1967), lawyer and politician
• Hans Kohler (1896–1970), politician
• Bruno Ritter von Hauenschild (1896–1953), Lieutenant General and Commanding General
• Friedrich Wencker-Wildberg (1896–1970), writer, translator and historian
• Philipp Lothar Mayring (1897–1948), actor, director and screenwriter
• Emil Popp (1897–1955), politician and administrative officer
• Albert Renger-Patzsch (1897–1966), photographer
• Magdalene Schoch (1897–1987), lawyer
• Adalbero Kunzelmann (1898–1975), Augustinian, church musician and author
• Alfred Meyer (1898–1933), dentist and Nazi victim
• Ernst Meyerolbersleben (1898–1991), composer, pianist, conductor, conductor, singer and music teacher
• Richard Rothe-Roth (1898–1972), naval officer
• Hans Seel (1898–1961), pharmacologist, toxicologist and university professor
• Fritz Bayerlein (1899–1970), officer
• Hans Karl Müller (1899–1977), ophthalmologist
• Otto Bezold (1899–1984), lawyer and politician
• Peter Feile (1899–1972), architect
• Günther Henle (1899–1979), politician
• Margret Boveri (1900–1975), journalist
• Georg Häfner (1900–1942), Catholic priest and martyr
• Hedwig Haller-Braus (1900–1989), Swiss sculptor and small sculptor
• Karl Larsen (1900–1978), President of the German Cooperative Association

20th century

1901 to 1910

• Werner Heisenberg (1901–1976), physicist and Nobel Prize winner
• Werner von Nitzsch (1901–1947), agricultural scientist and soil scientist
• Rolf Dietz (1902–1971), lawyer and university professor
• Emil Lowig (1902–?), University professor for arable and crop production and rector of the Hohenheim Agricultural University
• Willy Popp (1902–1978), composer
• Curt Riess (1902-1993), writer
• Edmund Schramm (1902–1975), Romanist and Hispanicist
• Erwin Steigerwald (1902–1962), agricultural scientist for the cultivation of vegetables, medicinal plants and herbs
• Hermann Gerstner (1903–1993), writer and librarian
• Hermann Gundersheimer (1903–2004), American art historian
• Ludwig Heilmann (1903–1959), major general of the parachute force
• Fritz Eiberle (1904–1987), football player
• Franz Valentin Krug (1904–1993), Roman Catholic pastor, resistance fighter, poet and artist
• Franz Martin (1904–1959), sculptor
• Ernst Meyer-Camberg (1904–1985), physician and student historian
• Max Schobert (1904–1948), SS-Sturmbannführer
• Rudolf Spemann (1905–1947), type designer and calligrapher
• Winfried Zillig (1905–1963), composer, music theorist and conductor
• Melitta Mitscherlich (1906–1992), doctor
• Otto Sonnleitner (1906–1985), sculptor
• Karl Wien (1906–1937), mountaineer
• Walter Dieminger (1907–2000), geophysicist and high-frequency technician
• Karl Gößwald (1907–1996), zoologist and university professor
• Ferdinand Keilmann (1907–1979), architect
• Edgar Dittmar (1908–1994), glider pilot and aviation pioneer
• Wilhelm Keilmann (1908–1989), pianist, conductor and composer
• Leopold Krafft von Dellmensingen (1908–1994), diplomat
• Waldemar Wolter (1908–1947), medic and physician
• Curt C. Silberman , b. as Kurt Leo Silbermann (1908–2002), lawyer
• Adolf Bayer (1909–1999), architect and university professor
• Robert Geisendörfer (1910–1976), Protestant pastor, church journalist and media pioneer
• Wilhelm Menne (1910–1945), rower

1911 to 1920

• Alfred Bauer (1911–1986), lawyer and film historian
• Martin Karl (1911–1942), rower
• Karl Manninger (1912–2002), church painter
• Josef Neckermann (1912–1992), mail order merchant and dressage rider
• Caspar Walter Rauh (1912–1983), draftsman, graphic artist and painter
• Georg Angermaier (1913–1945), lawyer, political scientist and resistance fighter against National Socialism
• Ildefons Maria Dietz (1913–2000), Roman Catholic religious priest and resistance against the Nazi regime
• Otto Weidinger (1914–1990), officer in the Waffen SS
• Ruth Höhmann (1915–2004), art collector and patron
• Erwin Ammann (1916–2000), politician
• Karl Ebert (1916–1974), Catholic theologian
• Hans Rebelein (1916–1975), chemist
• Josef Scheuplein (1916–1998), painter, graphic artist and art teacher
• Ludwig Röder (1917–1993), poet, writer and astrologer
• Willy Schleunung (1917–2007), Bavarian book printer owner, association official and politician
• Herbert A. Strauss (1918–2005), American historian
• Ludwig Volkholz (1919–1994), Bavarian politician
• Hans Walter Wild (1919–2001), administrative lawyer and local politician
• Eva Zilcher (1920–1994), actress

1921 to 1930

• Franz Fleckenstein (1922–1996), church musician, priest and composer
• Robert Krick (1922–2017), publisher and entrepreneur
• Helmut Oeller (1922–2016), television director
• Anneliese Wert (1922–2008), actress
• Rolf Kreuder (1923–1995), photographer
• Walther H. Lechler (1923–2013), neuro-psychiatrist and psychotherapist
• Friedrich Merzbacher (1923–1982), lawyer and university professor
• Elli Michler (1923–2014), poet
• Jehuda Amichai (1924–2000), German-Israeli poet
• Fritz Koenig (1924–2017), sculptor
• Dora Dunkl (1925–1982), German-Austrian poet and writer
• Oskar Klemmert (1925–2010), Lord Mayor of Kitzingen
• Wolfgang Lenz (1925–2014), painter and graphic artist
• Regina von Sachsen-Meiningen (1925–2010), member of the Wettin family
• Walter Schmidt (1925–2019), physician
• Gunter Ullrich (1925–2018), artist
• Schraga Har-Gil (1926–2009), German-Israeli journalist, Middle East correspondent and writer
• Leo Kirch (1926–2011), media entrepreneur
• Walter Rupp (* 1926), Jesuit
• Wolfgang Schiering (1926–2005), classical archaeologist
• Karlheinz Eber (1927–2004), YMCA secretary and holder of the Federal Cross of Merit
• Kurt Leo Sourisseaux (1927–2015), singer, actor and director
• Elmar Zeitler (* 1927), physicist
• Hans Karl Burgeff (1928–2005), metal sculptor and art professor
• Georg von Waldburg zu Zeil and Trauchburg (1928–2015), entrepreneur
• Klaus Zeitler (* 1929), politician
• Ernst Eichinger (1929–2015), artist
• Wulff-Dieter Heintz (1930-2006), astronomer
• Theodor Mebs (1930–2017), ornithologist and author
• Reinhold Vöth (1930–1997), lawyer, politician and broadcasting director

1931 to 1940

• Hermann Gerlinger (* 1931), entrepreneur and art collector
• Heinz Gauly (* 1931), archivist and author
• Günther Fersch (* 1932), actor and voice imitator
• Hermann Flade (1932–1980), political scientist
• Dieter Röß (* 1932), physicist and business manager
• Helga Wischer (* 1932), sport angler
• Reinhard W. Hoffmann (* 1933), chemist
• Peter Donat (* 1934), archaeologist
• Eberhard Dünninger (1934–2015), General Director of the Bavarian State Libraries and politician
• Claus Eberth (1934–2009), actor
• Hubert Elsässer (1934–2009), sculptor
• Hasso Hofmann (* 1934), legal philosopher and constitutional lawyer
• Bernhard Pfister (1934–2019), lawyer
• Walter Konrad (1935–2019), lawyer, media manager and local politician
• Ado Schlier (* 1935), moderator
• Dieter Schwab (* 1935), legal scholar
• Josef Steinruck (* 1935), church historian
• Claus Detjen (* 1936), publisher of the Haller Tagblatt in Schwäbisch Hall
• Freimut Duve (1936–2020), publicist and politician
• Otmar Issing (* 1936), economist
• Christiane Nielsen (1936–2007), actress
• Peter Sand (* 1936), environmental lawyer
• Peter Keller (* 1937), politician
• Franz Steinkühler (* 1937), asset and management consultant and chairman of IG Metall
• Maren Collin (* 1938), track and field athlete
• Walter Engelhardt (* 1939), politician
• Willi Gerner (1939–2008), trade unionist
• Walter Herrmann (1939–2016), Cologne activist
• Klaus Hofmann (* 1939), musicologist
• Wolfgang Kaniber (* 1939), soccer player and coach
• Hannelore Schlaffer (* 1939), Germanist
• Rüdiger Hans Schmitt (* 1939), uraniumist, Indo-Europeanist and university professor
• Klaus Detter (* 1940), judge at the Federal Court of Justice
• Bernd Donaubauer (* 1940), politician
• Franz Ebert (1940–2015), politician
• Dieter Jung (* 1940), sword fencer
• Albrecht Kronenberger (* 1940), priest of the Diocese of Speyer
• Dieter Lau (* 1940), classical philologist and historian

1941 to 1950

• Walter Groß (* 1941), Catholic theologian and Old Testament scholar
• Uwe Lambinus (1941–2019), politician (SPD)
• Alois Konstantin zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg (* 1941), lawyer and manager
• Alfred Kieser (* 1942), business economist
• Eva-Maria Kors (* 1942), politician (CDU)
• Hans-Jürgen Mahlitz (* 1942), journalist and publicist
• Magdalena Montezuma (1942–1984), actress and production designer
• Helmut Weber (* 1942), doctor and holder of the Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon
• Heiner Bubb (* 1943), ergonomist
• Uta Kron (1943–2020), archaeologist
• Peter Ostermeyer (* 1943), chess master
• Barbara Schlick (* 1943), soprano
• Peter Schmalz (* 1943), journalist
• Marita Bäuerlein (* 1944), member of the state parliament and German wine queen 1964/1965
• Günter Burkard (* 1944), Egyptologist
• Edgar Burkart (1944–2011), football official
• Bernhard Fleckenstein (* 1944), human medicine
• Sigrid Meuschel (1944–2016), political scientist
• Edwin Noël (1944–2004), actor
• Ursula Peters (* 1944), professor of German medieval studies
• Konrad Schliephake (* 1944), geographer
• Eberhard Sinner (* 1944), politician (CSU)
• Gabriele M. Göbel (* 1945), writer
• Sigrid Kiessling-Rossmann (* 1945), painter
• Gerd Lohmeyer (* 1945), actor and director
• Michael Werner (* 1945), racing boat driver
• Reinhold Batberger (* 1946), writer
• Rainer Boutter (* 1946), politician (SPD)
• Franziska Wiethold (* 1946), member of the board of the German service union Ver.di
• Michael Arnal (* 1947), screenwriter and director
• Gudrun Grieser (* 1947), politician (CSU)
• Stefan Kummer (* 1947), art historian
• Reinhard Leibold (* 1947), long-distance runner
• Norbert Westenrieder (1947–2013), documentary filmmaker and non-fiction author
• Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht (* 1948), German-American literary scholar
• Johannes Willms (* 1948), historian and publicist
• Hannes Clauss (* 1949), jazz drummer
• Doris Conrads (* 1949), artist
• Benno Bulitta (* 1950), economist, university professor and local politician (CSU)
• Gerhard Hartmann (* 1950), politician (SPD)
• Mathias Breitschaft (* 1950), inter alia cathedral music director in Mainz
• Joachim Mössner (* 1950), internist and university professor

1951 to 1960

• Brigitte Behrens (* 1951), General Manager of Greenpeace Germany
• Michael Jung (* 1951), politician (CDU)
• Jutta Ditfurth (* 1951), social scientist, publicist and politician
• Bernd Haunfelder (* 1951), historian and publicist
• Friederike Hassauer (* 1951), literary scholar and Romance philologist
• Norbert Dömling (* 1952), musician (electric and double bass player) and composer
• Kurt Klühspies (* 1952), handball player
• Bernhard Potschka (* 1952), composer and musician
• Harald Schneider (* 1952), politician (SPD)
• Hans-Georg Weigand (* 1952), maths didactic
• Peter Weltner (* 1952), organist and composer
• Rudolf Strohmeier (* 1952), lawyer and EU official
• Thomas Bach (* 1953), lawyer, fencer and sports official, ninth IOC president
• Christian v. Ditfurth (* 1953), writer
• Michael Eichberger (* 1953), judge of the First Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court
• Rudolf Englert (* 1953), Roman Catholic theologian
• Bernhard Irrgang (* 1953), technology philosopher and ethicist
• Bernhard Koloczek (* 1953), judge at the Federal Social Court
• Peter Spiegel (* 1953), non-fiction author and company founder
• Heribert Weber (* 1953), physicist
• Georg Wöhrle (* 1953), classical philologist and medical historian
• Marion Seib (* 1954), politician (CSU)
• Hans-Wolfgang Theobald (* 1954), organ builder and musicologist
• Erhard Weimann (* 1954), politician (CDU)
• Jürgen Banzer (* 1955), lawyer and politician (CDU)
• Gabriel Dessauer (* 1955), cantor, concert organist and university lecturer
• Konrad Fischer (1955–2018), architect and preservationist
• Kathrin Groß-Striffler (* 1955), writer
• Wolfgang Karl Kraus (* 1955), Protestant theologian and university professor
• Root Leeb (* 1955), writer, painter and illustrator
• Thomas Karl Neisinger (* 1955), lawyer and diplomat
• Thomas Röhner (* 1955), illustrator of books for children and young people and author of children's books
• Burkard Schmidl (* 1955), composer, sound artist, music producer and keyboardist
• Michael Wilhelm (* 1955), politician
• Warner E. Hodges (* 1956), musician, guitarist from Jason & the Scorchers , among others
• Uwe Dolata (* 1956), economic criminal, chief detective, publicist, author, publisher and politician
• Matthias Kohlmann (* 1956), draftsman, sculptor and professor
• Marion Meeresmacher (* 1956), editor-in-chief of the Simplify your life newsletter
• Waltraud Meier (* 1956), opera singer, soprano and Wagner interpreter
• Helge Nyncke (* 1956), illustrator
• Rainer Römer (* 1956), drummer and radio play author
• Wolfgang Schmale (* 1956), historian
• Hartmut Josef Göbel (* 1957), neurologist, pain therapist and psychologist
• Stephan Kaller (* 1957), pianist, chamber musician, song accompanist and piano teacher
• Romana Menze-Kuhn (* 1957), painter and installation artist
• Monika Nickel (* 1957), Roman Catholic theologian
• Stefan Oschmann (* 1957), manager
• Stephan Seidlmayer (* 1957), Egyptologist
• Ursula Sowa (* 1957), politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
• Michael Winkler (* 1957), columnist and author
• Ernst Bechert (* 1958), composer
• Andreas Dornheim (* 1958), historian
• Manfred Ländner (* 1958), politician (CSU)
• Gilbert Paeffgen (* 1958), jazz musician
• Hermann Seidl (1958–2018), composer
• Nikolaus Utermöhlen (1958–1996), musician and artist
• Frank Muth (* 1959), actor and voice actor
• Gerd Schröder (1959–2008), entrepreneur and ice hockey functionary
• Claudius Seidl (* 1959), publicist and film critic
• Michael Weißenberger (* 1959), classical philologist
• Frank-Markus Barwasser (* 1960), journalist and cabaret artist alias Erwin Pelzig
• Rolf Bier (* 1960), visual artist
• Krystyna Kuhn (* 1960), writer
• Astrid Schütz (* 1960), psychologist and university professor
• Cordula Stumpf (* 1960), lawyer and university professor
• Veit Wolpert (* 1960), politician (FDP)
• Burkard Zapff (* 1960), Roman Catholic theologian and Old Testament scholar

1961 to 1970

• Toni Dietl (* 1961), karateka and former national trainer at DKV
• Thomas Dimpfl (* 1961), gynecologist
• Stephan Lorenz (* 1961), legal scholar and judge at the Bavarian Constitutional Court
• Roman Rausch (* 1961), writer
• Tassilo Schmitt (* 1961), ancient historian
• Claudia Spies (* 1961), specialist in anesthesiology
• Christian Zirkelbach (* 1961), track and field athlete
• Iris Hanika (* 1962), writer
• Burkard Porzelt (* 1962), theologian and university professor
• Michael Rosenberger (* 1962), Roman Catholic priest and moral theologian
• Frank Dimitri Etienne (* 1962), painter and visual artist
• Martin Arz (* 1963), writer and visual artist
• Stefan Dornbusch (* 1963), artist and architect
• Georg Guggenberger (* 1963), geoecologist and university professor for soil science
• Andreas Boltz (* 1964), church musician and composer
• Brigitte Baetz (* 1964), German journalist and presenter
• Martin Burkert (* 1964), politician (SPD)
• Gottfried von der Goltz (* 1964), German-Norwegian violinist and conductor
• Simone Mortier (* 1964), duathlete and triathlete
• Claus Reitmaier (* 1964), soccer goalkeeper and goalkeeper coach
• Christiane Slawik (* 1964), photographer and author
• Klaus Zimmermann (* 1964), ancient historian
• Volker Felgenhauer (* 1965), composer
• Martina Löw (* 1965), sociologist
• Uwe Meenen (* 1965), politician (NPD)
• Johannes Schmalzl (* 1965), District President of the Stuttgart District in Baden-Württemberg
• Roland Trescher (* 1965), actor, playwright and acting teacher
• Tilman Baumgärtel (* 1966), media scientist and journalist
• Heidi Emmert (* 1966), organist and music teacher
• Kristin von der Goltz (* 1966), German-Norwegian musician
• Eva Leitolf (* 1966), art photographer
• Thomas Mütze (* 1966), politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
• Johannes Steck (* 1966), actor
• Bernhard Winkler (* 1966), soccer player and coach
• Christian Witschel (* 1966), ancient historian
• Tamme Goecke (* 1966), prenatal doctor
• Jürgen Götz (* 1967), politician, first mayor of the municipality of Veitshöchheim
• Rudolf Hein (* 1967), theologian, priest and canon of the Premonstratensian Order
• Burkard Kunkel (* 1967), musician
• Anja Lukaseder (* 1967), artist and music manager
• Patrick Ott (* 1967), politician (FDP / CSU)
• Claudia Schmidt (* 1967), theater and film actress and voice actress
• Rüdiger Schmitt (* 1967), racing car driver
• Karin Schubert (* 1967), television presenter
• Markus E. Ungerer (1967–2019), firefighter and non-fiction author
• Martin Väth (* 1967), mathematician and university professor
• David Berger (* 1968), Catholic theologian and philosopher
• Benjamin Bergmann (* 1968), artist
• Friederike Dopheide (* 1968), artist
• Sebastian Christoph Jacob (* 1968), actor, author, director and classical guitarist
• Ulrike Müßig (* 1968), legal scholar and legal historian
• Patricia Schäfer (* 1968), journalist and presenter
• Sabine Bau (* 1969), foil fencer
• Frank Michael Bengel (* 1969), nuclear medicine specialist and university professor
• Thomas Endres (* 1969), fencer
• Bernd Hollerbach (* 1969), soccer player and coach
• Peter Sippel (* 1969), football referee
• Andreas Pietschmann (* 1969), actor
• Thomas Uhl (1969–2015), medical computer scientist and managing director
• Ulrich Däuber (* 1970), football coach
• Marcus Deufert (* 1970), classical philologist
• Stefan Schmid (* 1970), athlete
• Claudia Stamm (* 1970), politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
• Peter Wasserscheid (* 1970), chemist and professor

1971 to 1980

• Björn Brembs (* 1971), neurobiologist
• Duane Harden (* 1971), American house singer
• Marco Zagrabinsky (* 1971), cartoonist, caricaturist and illustrator
• Brittney Powell (* 1972), German-American actress
• Mathias Tretter (* 1972), cabaret artist and author
• Wolfram Huhn (* 1973), rower
• Lin May (* 1973), German-Iraqi sculptor
• Anja Rützel (* 1973), journalist and author
• Ralf Scherbaum (* 1973), soccer goalkeeper
• Christian Zübert (* 1973), screenwriter and film director
• Silke Mayer (* 1974), national basketball player
• Martina Nöth (* 1974), author and singer
• Chris Palko (* 1974), American rapper
• Gunther Rost (* 1974), concert organist and professor
• Regina Schleicher (* 1974), racing cyclist
• Frank Baumann (* 1975), soccer player
• Björn Emmerling (* 1975), hockey player
• Ben von Grafenstein (* 1975), film director, film editor and screenwriter
• Alexander Hoffmann (* 1975), politician, member of the German Bundestag
• Jule Gölsdorf (* 1976), TV presenter, journalist
• Bernhard Spielberg (* 1976), Catholic theologian
• Lorenz Dangel (* 1977), film composer and musician
• Martin Maria Eschenbach (* 1977), actor
• Markus Hammer (* 1977), musician and actor
• Ralf Keidel (* 1977), soccer player
• Susanne Alt (* 1978), saxophonist and composer
• Hannah Ertel (* 1978), judoka
• Dirk Nowitzki (* 1978), basketball player
• Bernd Korzynietz (* 1979), soccer player
• Thomas Lurz (* 1979), swimmer
• Holger Scheidt (* 1979), jazz musician
• Iñaki Urkiaga (* 1979), water polo player
• Steffen Hofmann (* 1980), soccer player
• Carsten Lichtlein (* 1980), handball goalkeeper
• Mia Florentine Weiss (* 1980), concept and performance artist

From 1981

• Dominik Behr (* 1981), foil fencer
• Anne Diemer (* 1981), actress
• Markus Geist (* 1981), Chief Sergeant in the Bundeswehr
• Monika Götz (* 1981), track and field athlete
• Anna Graenzer (* 1981), theater actress
• Alf Mintzel (* 1981), soccer player
• Daniel Sauer (* 1981), handball player
• Christian Wiesner (* 1981), soccer player
• Viktoria Däschlein-Gessner (* 1982), chemistry professor
• Michael Fuchs (* 1982), badminton player
• Christian Hein (* 1982), swimmer
• Manuel Hobiger (* 1982), seismologist and quiz player
• Ursula Holl (* 1982), soccer goalkeeper
• Christoph Bornmüller (* 1983), theater actor and director
• Bernhard Bozian (* 1983), actor
• Sebastian Reich (* 1983), ventriloquist
• Carina Breunig (* 1984), soccer player
• Michael Müller (* 1984), handball player
• Philipp Müller (* 1984), handball player
• Laura Tibitanzl (* 1984), lightweight rower
• Blood & Cash (* 1984, real name Benjamin Koeberlein), rapper
• Luise Boege (* 1985), writer
• Manuel Duhnke (* 1987), soccer player
• Thorsten Kirschbaum (* 1987), soccer goalkeeper
• Tarik Kuzucu (* 1987), martial artist and world champion in full contact kickboxing (WKA)
• Simon Rösner (* 1987), squash player
• Franziska Benz (* 1988), actress
• Franky Kühnlein (* 1988), actor
• Katharina Baunach (* 1989), soccer player
• Felix Hoffmann (* 1989), basketball player
• Felix Burmeister (* 1990), soccer player
• Philipp Grimm (* 1992), marksman
• Johannes Kessler (* 1992), volleyball player
• Maximilian Kleber (* 1992), basketball player
• Lena Lotzen (* 1993), soccer player
• Dominic Fritz (* 1997), singer

Well-known residents of Würzburg

• Johannes (gen. 1133), founder and first head of the Oberzell monastery , previously worked as a canon in Würzburg
• Walther von der Vogelweide (around 1170 - around 1230), poet and minstrel
• Tilman Riemenschneider (around 1461 - 1531), carver and sculptor and mayor of the city from 1520 to 1524
• Lorenz Fries (1489–1550), Würzburg prince-bishop councilor and "secret writer"
• Johann Major (1533–1600), Protestant theologian, humanist and poet
• Eucharius Sang (around 1556–1620), auxiliary bishop, university rector and writer
• Jodokus Wagenhauer (1580–1635), auxiliary bishop and university rector
• Caspar Schott (1608–1666), author and educator
• Johann Philipp von Greiffenclau zu Vollraths (1652–1719), Prince-Bishop of Würzburg
• Philipp Braun (1654–1735), Regens of the Würzburg seminary, vicar general of the Würzburg diocese and dean of the Haug monastery
• Alberich Ebenhöch (1666–1727), clergyman and rector of the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg
• Anton Clemens Lünenschloß (1678–1763), painter and plasterer
• Maria Renata Singer von Mossau (1679–1749), superior and victim of the witch hunt
• Balthasar Neumann (1687–1753), master builder
• Karl Philipp von Greiffenclau zu Vollrads (1690–1754), Prince-Bishop of Würzburg
• Adam Huth (1696–1771), Jesuit, theologian and canon lawyer, rector of the Jesuit college in Würzburg and confessor of the prince-bishop
• Johann Kaspar Barthel (1697–1771), Catholic canon lawyer and university professor
• Johann Jakob Joseph Sündermahler (1712–1775), lawyer and professor at the University of Würzburg
• Franz Huberti (1715–1789), German clergyman, educator and astronomer
• Thomas Holtzclau (1716–1783), theologian and Jesuit, initially a teacher in Würzburg, later a university professor, co-author of the Theologia Wirceburgensis
• Johann Jacob Stahel (1723–1787), bookseller and printer
• Ignaz Neubauer (1726–1795), theologian and Jesuit, initially a teacher in Würzburg, later a university professor, co-author of the Theologia Wirceburgensis
• Joseph Maria Schneidt (1727–1808), lawyer, professor at the University of Würzburg and historian
• Johann Georg Fellwöck (1728–1810), mechanic and designer of astronomical instruments
• Georg Franz Wiesner (1731–1797), German Catholic theologian, university professor and writer
• Materno Bossi (1737–1802), plasterer
• Johann Christoph Fesel (1737–1805), court painter
• Johann Prokop Mayer (1737–1804), pleasure and flower gardener
• Johann Andreas Gärtner (1744–1826), architect
• Johann Georg Pickel (1751–1838), physician, chemist and pharmacist
• Johann Michael Feder (1753–1824), Catholic clergyman and writer
• Andreas Schellhorn (1761–1845), poet, linguist and politician, prefect of the Würzburg seminary
• Sebald Brendel (1780–1844), lawyer and university professor
• Johann Baptist Hergenröther (1780–1835), theologian and clergyman, rector of the Würzburg teachers' college
• Martin Münz (1785–1848), anatomist
• Seligmann Bär Bamberger (1807–1878), rabbi
• Richard Wagner (1813–1883), composer, in Würzburg in 1833 choir director and repetiteur at the Stadttheater
• Matthäus Friedrich Chemnitz (1815–1870), composer
• Albert von Kölliker (1817–1905), anatomist and physiologist
• Karl Schönborn (1840–1906), surgeon and university professor
• Emy Gordon (1841–1909), author, translator and functionary of the Catholic women's movement, who has lived in Würzburg since 1884
• Leo Woerl (1843–1918), Catholic publisher active in Würzburg from 1866 to 1897, city councilor from 1882 to 1891
• Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845–1923), physicist and Nobel Prize winner
• Hermann Müller (1850–1927), Swiss plant physiologist, botanist, oenologist and vine grower
• Emil Fischer (1852–1919), founder of classical organic chemistry, Nobel Prize winner
• Franz Wilhelm Driesler (1854–1910), gilder and painter, in 1897 he moved his studio from Lohr to Würzburg
• Simon Breu (1858–1933), composer and music teacher.
• Eulogius Böhler (1861–1943), painter and restorer
• Theodor Boveri (1862-1915), biologist
• Oswald Külpe (1862–1915), psychologist and philosopher
• Heinz Schiestl (1867–1940), sculptor
• Siegmund Ruschkewitz (1871–1940), businessman and department store owner of the department store of the same name on Würzburg Schönbornstraße
• Karl Staab (1875–1954), Roman Catholic clergyman
• Margarete Räntsch (1880–1945), doctor, first dissertation by a woman at the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg
• Georg Wunderle (1881–1950), Catholic theologian and religious philosopher
• Hermann Zilcher (1881–1948), composer, pianist, conductor and music teacher
• Max Meyer (1890–1954), ENT doctor and university professor
• Franz Rolf Schröder (1893–1979), Germanist, ethnologist and Scandinavian scholar
• Felix Fechenbach (1894–1933), political journalist and poet
• Alois Bulitta (1897–1971), graduate business teacher, graduate economist, senior government and school council, Slavic and Polish lecturer, holder of the Federal Cross of Merit and non-fiction and textbook author
• Josef Alois Reinhart (1899–?), Politician (NSDAP)
• Norbert Glanzberg (1910–2001), composer and pianist
• Max Hermann von Freeden (1913–2001), art historian
• Bertold Hummel (1925–2002), composer
• Otto Schönberger (* 1926), classical philologist and didactic specialist
• Andreas Müller (1931–2020), Franciscan and founder of the "Missionszentrale der Franziskaner" (MZF)
• Gabriele Wittek (* 1933), founder and director of the "Heimholungswerk Jesu Christi"
• Wolfgang Bötsch (1938–2017), politician (CSU)
• Peter Sefrin (* 1941), doctor and university professor
• Ingo Klünder (* 1942), theater and television actor
• Renate Jung (* 1943), painter and book author
• Klaus von Klitzing (* 1943), physicist and Nobel Prize winner
• Richard Roblee (* 1943), American trombonist
• Walter Kolbow (* 1944), politician (SPD)
• Karin Radermacher (* 1945), politician (SPD)
• Jürgen Lenssen (* 1947), head of the building and art department of the Würzburg diocese, winner of the city's culture award
• Gwendolyn von Ambesser (* 1949) director, actress, author
• Werner E. Gerabek (* 1952), medical historian, literary scholar and publishing director
• Johannes Gottfried Mayer (1953–2019), medical historian and literary scholar
• Josef Schuster (* 1954), internist and President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany (since 2014)
• Achim Wagner (* 1967), writer
• Mike Brown (* 1970), American basketball coach
• Andrew Ullmann (* 1963), physician and politician (FDP), member of the Bundestag (FDP)
• Ann-Helena Schlüter , pianist, composer, poet, author, organist and musicologist

See also

• List of the bishops of Würzburg
• List of honorary citizens of Würzburg
• List of honorary senators of the University of Music Würzburg
• List of auxiliary bishops in Würzburg
• List of the Würzburg canons

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Stefan Kummer : Architecture and fine arts from the beginnings of the Renaissance to the end of the Baroque. In: Ulrich Wagner (Hrsg.): History of the city of Würzburg. 4 volumes; Volume 2: From the Peasants' War in 1525 to the transition to the Kingdom of Bavaria in 1814. Theiss, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3-8062-1477-8 , pp. 576–678 and 942–952, here: pp. 582 and 586 f.
2. ↑ www.ushmm.org .
3. ↑ www.etienne-art.de: Website ( biographical information ).
4. ↑ WAHS Yearbook 1988 - Senior Photos