Clintondale High School Alumni
Clinton Township, Michigan (MI)
Recent Members
| Diana Mcmanaway | 1972 |
| George Louis Frederick George Louis Frederick | 1967 |
| Joseph Slowinski | 1963 |
| Justina Adams | 2007 |
| Kenneth Wilds | 1978 |
| Randy Zullo | 1986 |
| Rhonda Hubbard | 1979 |
| Toni Toni Wojewodzic | 1966 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
Lost Class Rings
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Honored Military Alumni
Barbara Stegemann Marusiak
Class of 1973
Air Force, 12 Years
RN -
Luke AFB - Assistant to Chief Nurse, Critical Care Specialist
Elmendorf AFB - Critical care/ER Specialist, Hospital Supervisor
MacDill AFB - ER Supervisor, Aerovac
Class of 1973
Air Force, 12 Years
RN -
Luke AFB - Assistant to Chief Nurse, Critical Care Specialist
Elmendorf AFB - Critical care/ER Specialist, Hospital Supervisor
MacDill AFB - ER Supervisor, Aerovac
Charles Kudla
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
101st Abn Division. 1966-1968 Vietnam Combat '67-'68.
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
101st Abn Division. 1966-1968 Vietnam Combat '67-'68.
Craig L Butler
Class of 1965
Navy, 3 Years
Served aboard USS Bon Homme Richard CVA-31 and Naval Support Activity, DaNang, Vietnam
Class of 1965
Navy, 3 Years
Served aboard USS Bon Homme Richard CVA-31 and Naval Support Activity, DaNang, Vietnam
Denise Adams
Class of 1975
Air Force, 20+ Years
Enlisted in 76 Retired in 96. 21st OMS / 39 ARRS Elemendorf AFB, Ak. C-130 Crew Chief. 67th EMS Bregstrom AFB, TX CT-39 Crew Chief. 1st SOW Hurlburt Field FL. MC-130 Crew Chief. tours in Panama, Desert Strom, Egypt, Italy, Germany, Greece and many other places around the world. Then wrote the book "Let me tell you how good MY God is" Available at inkwell.com
Class of 1975
Air Force, 20+ Years
Enlisted in 76 Retired in 96. 21st OMS / 39 ARRS Elemendorf AFB, Ak. C-130 Crew Chief. 67th EMS Bregstrom AFB, TX CT-39 Crew Chief. 1st SOW Hurlburt Field FL. MC-130 Crew Chief. tours in Panama, Desert Strom, Egypt, Italy, Germany, Greece and many other places around the world. Then wrote the book "Let me tell you how good MY God is" Available at inkwell.com
dennis smith
Class of 1980
Marine Corps, 4 Years
aviation electronics, marine wrestling team
Class of 1980
Marine Corps, 4 Years
aviation electronics, marine wrestling team
Don Campbell
Class of 1965
National Guard, 20+ Years
Served 2 years in the US Army from 1968-1970 with one year in Viet Nam. Retired from the Michigan Air National Guard in 2000.
Class of 1965
National Guard, 20+ Years
Served 2 years in the US Army from 1968-1970 with one year in Viet Nam. Retired from the Michigan Air National Guard in 2000.
James Romines
Class of 1978
Army, 3 Years
FDC, Fire Direction Control. I plotted locations on a map and did all the calculations needed to send an 8 inch cannon round 22 miles down range and hit a target within a 5 meter radius.
Class of 1978
Army, 3 Years
FDC, Fire Direction Control. I plotted locations on a map and did all the calculations needed to send an 8 inch cannon round 22 miles down range and hit a target within a 5 meter radius.
Jeffrey Gauthier
Class of 1981
Navy, 20+ Years
Hull Technician, retired 2003, now in southern California
Class of 1981
Navy, 20+ Years
Hull Technician, retired 2003, now in southern California
Jonathan Reeves
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 2 Years
1st MAW Viet Nam MAG13 and MAG16
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 2 Years
1st MAW Viet Nam MAG13 and MAG16
Joseph Lawrence (Larry) Tebor
Class of 1965
Army, 21 Years
Commissioned as 2nd Lt, US Army Military Intelligence Branch upon graduation from Western Michigan University ROTC on 04/18/65. Retired 04/30/91 with the rank of Major. I have the distinction of being the only person in the entire military who did what I did during the last year of the Vietnam War. As the Intelligence Liaison Officer of the 244th PSYOP Detachment, 7th PSYOP Group, I was responsible for selecting the targets for every Vietnamese Language Strategic Leaflet dropped in North Vietnam, South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. I provided 7th Air Force 60 targets every month. At least one mission was flown daily and every mission included an average of over 15,000,000 leaflets. During the 1st Gulf War, in my last assignment as Chief of the US Army Missile Command's Technical Support Office at Raytheon Company's Andover, MA plant, where the radar guidance systems for the Patriot and Hawk Missile systems were made, I had signature approval authority for three General Officers, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, for everything regarding the Patriot and Hawk Missile Systems..
Class of 1965
Army, 21 Years
Commissioned as 2nd Lt, US Army Military Intelligence Branch upon graduation from Western Michigan University ROTC on 04/18/65. Retired 04/30/91 with the rank of Major. I have the distinction of being the only person in the entire military who did what I did during the last year of the Vietnam War. As the Intelligence Liaison Officer of the 244th PSYOP Detachment, 7th PSYOP Group, I was responsible for selecting the targets for every Vietnamese Language Strategic Leaflet dropped in North Vietnam, South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. I provided 7th Air Force 60 targets every month. At least one mission was flown daily and every mission included an average of over 15,000,000 leaflets. During the 1st Gulf War, in my last assignment as Chief of the US Army Missile Command's Technical Support Office at Raytheon Company's Andover, MA plant, where the radar guidance systems for the Patriot and Hawk Missile systems were made, I had signature approval authority for three General Officers, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, for everything regarding the Patriot and Hawk Missile Systems..
Michael J. Manning
Class of 1973
Navy, 2 Years
I enlisted in the US Navy in 1974 and served on the USS Pledge MSO 492
I did not go to Vietnam even though I wanted to help defend my country. I was ready if I would of been called to go.
I very much enjoyed having dinner with Mickey Lolich of the Detroit Tigers the MVP of the 1968 World Series but an even better man.
Class of 1973
Navy, 2 Years
I enlisted in the US Navy in 1974 and served on the USS Pledge MSO 492
I did not go to Vietnam even though I wanted to help defend my country. I was ready if I would of been called to go.
I very much enjoyed having dinner with Mickey Lolich of the Detroit Tigers the MVP of the 1968 World Series but an even better man.
Robbie Dreger
Class of 1973
Navy, 21 Years
Retired as a Senior Chief Sonar Technician submarines
Class of 1973
Navy, 21 Years
Retired as a Senior Chief Sonar Technician submarines
Robert Bourdage
Class of 1964
Navy, 20+ Years
20+ years on submarines, submarine repair and training facilities. Retired in 1984
Class of 1964
Navy, 20+ Years
20+ years on submarines, submarine repair and training facilities. Retired in 1984
Steve Gregg
Class of 1969
Marine Corps, 2 Years
USMC 1970-1972, Camp Pendleton, CA Machine Gunner/Education NCO
Class of 1969
Marine Corps, 2 Years
USMC 1970-1972, Camp Pendleton, CA Machine Gunner/Education NCO
Tim Dallacqua
Class of 1966
Air Force, 7 Years
Electronics and Navigation Specialist B-52 and KC-135
Class of 1966
Air Force, 7 Years
Electronics and Navigation Specialist B-52 and KC-135
Tom Lay
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 3 Years
0311 - DMZ, Danang, Chu-Li, all I Corp, Oct, 1966 thru Dec 1967
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 3 Years
0311 - DMZ, Danang, Chu-Li, all I Corp, Oct, 1966 thru Dec 1967
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Our Clintondale High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our Clintondale High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Clinton Township are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!