Arroyo High School Alumni
San Lorenzo, California (CA)
Recent Members
| David Barr | 1964 |
| Martin Martin Victor Cruz | 1993 |
| Steve Yool | 1965 |
| Teresa Harness | 1977 |
| Thomas Seymour | 1961 |
| Tim Pinaire | 1975 |
| Tony Lau | 2025 |
| Ward Sherwood | 1969 |
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
David A. Scheid
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Service from Sep 1970 - Sep 1973.
Russian Linguist in the Army Security Agency.
Served on the East / West German border for 17 months from 1972 - 1973.
Lived in a building built in 1671! No heat, no hot water. Windows couldn't close. Walls 8" thick and the door 5'8" high! The beams were 5'10" high! It was build for the people at that time.
It got colder inside than out during the winter.
The town had 17,000 people. Hasn't changed. Everyone over 18 leaves for the cities. Pretty boring most of the time. The local beer was great!
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Service from Sep 1970 - Sep 1973.
Russian Linguist in the Army Security Agency.
Served on the East / West German border for 17 months from 1972 - 1973.
Lived in a building built in 1671! No heat, no hot water. Windows couldn't close. Walls 8" thick and the door 5'8" high! The beams were 5'10" high! It was build for the people at that time.
It got colder inside than out during the winter.
The town had 17,000 people. Hasn't changed. Everyone over 18 leaves for the cities. Pretty boring most of the time. The local beer was great!
David McDivitt
Class of 1987
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Started out in the ARMY-NG as a Helicopter Mechanic then entered the Marines as a Diesel Mechanic. Got out in 92 a LCPL
Class of 1987
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Started out in the ARMY-NG as a Helicopter Mechanic then entered the Marines as a Diesel Mechanic. Got out in 92 a LCPL
Dr Dan Hatton
Class of 1963
Army, 20+ Years
Served right out of High School (Private-Sergeant; Infantry, Field Artillery, Finance) Break in Active Duty, worked in healthcare administration (Hayward, CA). Back on Active Duty 1974 (Direct Commission) until Summer 1998 as a Colonel (US Army Medical Service Corps)--30 years total Active Duty. Part of the team that closed down Berlin (Medical & Signal Units) & implemented Telemedicine in Zagreb. However, it was the superb young men and women I was honored to serve with that deserve the most credit for protecting this wonderful country from overseas and here in the U.S.A.
Class of 1963
Army, 20+ Years
Served right out of High School (Private-Sergeant; Infantry, Field Artillery, Finance) Break in Active Duty, worked in healthcare administration (Hayward, CA). Back on Active Duty 1974 (Direct Commission) until Summer 1998 as a Colonel (US Army Medical Service Corps)--30 years total Active Duty. Part of the team that closed down Berlin (Medical & Signal Units) & implemented Telemedicine in Zagreb. However, it was the superb young men and women I was honored to serve with that deserve the most credit for protecting this wonderful country from overseas and here in the U.S.A.
Jerrald Kibby
Class of 1959
Air Force, 20+ Years
Pilot (C-141, C-131, CH-3E, T-33, T-29), radar weapons controller, plans officer, transportation system mamger, command post duty officer, etc.
Class of 1959
Air Force, 20+ Years
Pilot (C-141, C-131, CH-3E, T-33, T-29), radar weapons controller, plans officer, transportation system mamger, command post duty officer, etc.
Jerry R Stever
Class of 1961
Air Force, 7 Years
1962 thru 1969. Air traffic controller . South east Asia 66/67, selected for Msgt in 69 but would have had to go back to Vietnam so left AirForce
Class of 1961
Air Force, 7 Years
1962 thru 1969. Air traffic controller . South east Asia 66/67, selected for Msgt in 69 but would have had to go back to Vietnam so left AirForce
John Kearns
Class of 1968
Navy, 20+ Years
Enlisted in the Navy after college and served three years as an electronic technician before graduating as a naval officer from OCS. Thereafter served in the Naval Security Group with multiple tours in WestPac and at NSA. I had the
privilege to serve with a dedicated enlisted personnel and naval officers force to get the job done and carry the mission forward.
Go Navy - Beat Army
Class of 1968
Navy, 20+ Years
Enlisted in the Navy after college and served three years as an electronic technician before graduating as a naval officer from OCS. Thereafter served in the Naval Security Group with multiple tours in WestPac and at NSA. I had the
privilege to serve with a dedicated enlisted personnel and naval officers force to get the job done and carry the mission forward.
Go Navy - Beat Army
Joy Cook
Class of 1977
Army, 2 Years
Stationed in Stuttgart, Germany at the 300th Military Police Battalion guarding NATO Tack sites.
Class of 1977
Army, 2 Years
Stationed in Stuttgart, Germany at the 300th Military Police Battalion guarding NATO Tack sites.
Paul Tavares
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Viet Nam Service 1967 to 1968
196th Light Infantry Brigade
Retired Living in Sun City,Az.
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Viet Nam Service 1967 to 1968
196th Light Infantry Brigade
Retired Living in Sun City,Az.
Raymond A Henriques Jr.
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Army 1965 - 1968 Vietnam Vet
SP/5 attached to 173rd Airborne
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Army 1965 - 1968 Vietnam Vet
SP/5 attached to 173rd Airborne
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Our Arroyo 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 Arroyo High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in San Lorenzo are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!