Atascadero High School Alumni
Atascadero, California (CA)
Recent Members
| Bryce Stinson | 2009 |
| Katherine Katie Deurloo | 2001 |
| Mary Peat | 1981 |
| Michael Torrey Michael Torrey | 1965 |
| Perla Garcia Moreno | 2015 |
| Porter Collins | 2022 |
| Sherrie Hughes | 1987 |
| Tony Castillo | 1968 |
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
Alfred Marasse
Class of 1986
Air Force, 23 Years
Desert Storm
Kosovo Campaign
Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan
Class of 1986
Air Force, 23 Years
Desert Storm
Kosovo Campaign
Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan
Brian Hatchell
Class of 1986
Army, 5 Years
US Army: Just Cause, Desert Shield and Storm.
Class of 1986
Army, 5 Years
US Army: Just Cause, Desert Shield and Storm.
Calvin Clark
Class of 1960
Air Force, 4 Years
I enlisted in the US Air Force on March 12, 1961. I attended tech school at Chanute AFB in Illinois where I was trained to maintain the large 4 jet engine B52 Bomber. I was promoted to up thru the enlisted ranks to A1C in just 24 months and I was honorably discharged on March 14, 1965.
It is funny but I never worked on a B52 after I finished Tech School. Instead, I spend 3-1/2 years at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. At Dover I was assigned to the maintenance crew for the C133A aircraft fleet which consisted of 30 aircraft. Each aircraft had a maintenance crew of 14 airmen. The C133A was the largest cargo aircraft the Air Force had at that time. Those that are still around are in military aircraft museums all around the world..
Class of 1960
Air Force, 4 Years
I enlisted in the US Air Force on March 12, 1961. I attended tech school at Chanute AFB in Illinois where I was trained to maintain the large 4 jet engine B52 Bomber. I was promoted to up thru the enlisted ranks to A1C in just 24 months and I was honorably discharged on March 14, 1965.
It is funny but I never worked on a B52 after I finished Tech School. Instead, I spend 3-1/2 years at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. At Dover I was assigned to the maintenance crew for the C133A aircraft fleet which consisted of 30 aircraft. Each aircraft had a maintenance crew of 14 airmen. The C133A was the largest cargo aircraft the Air Force had at that time. Those that are still around are in military aircraft museums all around the world..
Douglas Oglesby
Class of 1960
Navy, 10 Years
I served in the US Navy from 1964-68 as a line officer on a guided missile destroyer and a guided missile frigate, including three deployments to Vietnam. I attended law school from 1968-71 while on active duty, and served in the Judge Advocate's General Corps from 1971 - 1974, mostly as a prosecutor. I resigned in 1974 to enter private practice.
Class of 1960
Navy, 10 Years
I served in the US Navy from 1964-68 as a line officer on a guided missile destroyer and a guided missile frigate, including three deployments to Vietnam. I attended law school from 1968-71 while on active duty, and served in the Judge Advocate's General Corps from 1971 - 1974, mostly as a prosecutor. I resigned in 1974 to enter private practice.
Douglas Oglesby
Class of 1960
Navy, 10 Years
Line offficer 1964 - 1968; Judge Advocate General's Corps 1968 - 1974
Class of 1960
Navy, 10 Years
Line offficer 1964 - 1968; Judge Advocate General's Corps 1968 - 1974
Elden Ables
Class of 1960
Air Force, 4 Years
I attended electronics school in Biloxi Mississippi and was assigned as ground radar repairman on the early warning system for the rest of my term in the Air Force. It was a stepping stone for obtaining an engineering degree after my tour of duty.
Class of 1960
Air Force, 4 Years
I attended electronics school in Biloxi Mississippi and was assigned as ground radar repairman on the early warning system for the rest of my term in the Air Force. It was a stepping stone for obtaining an engineering degree after my tour of duty.
John E. Walters
Class of 1969
Army, 12 Years
John served 18 months in Vietnam in the Army Medical Corps. On his return, he left the Army and joined the United States Marine Corps. John left the service in 1980 as a Staff Sergeant. His awards included the Navy Achievement Medal, USMC Good Conduct 2nd award, Army Good Conduct, National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Vietnam Service Medal 4th Award, Vietnamese Cross of Galantry, Combat Medical Badge 2nd award, and expert marksman rifle and pistol.
Class of 1969
Army, 12 Years
John served 18 months in Vietnam in the Army Medical Corps. On his return, he left the Army and joined the United States Marine Corps. John left the service in 1980 as a Staff Sergeant. His awards included the Navy Achievement Medal, USMC Good Conduct 2nd award, Army Good Conduct, National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Vietnam Service Medal 4th Award, Vietnamese Cross of Galantry, Combat Medical Badge 2nd award, and expert marksman rifle and pistol.
michael a. russell
Class of 1966
Navy, 4 Years
a viation storekeeper 3rd class petty officer
aircraft carriers
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Class of 1966
Navy, 4 Years
a viation storekeeper 3rd class petty officer
aircraft carriers
uss yorktown
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Mike Gobbell
Class of 1986
Navy, 6 Years
Aviation Ordnanceman assigned to VFA-303. Went on 3 cruises including a World cruise, a Med. cruise, and a East Pack cruise. In 1989 was on board the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy when we shot down the 2 Libyan MIG's and served in Operation Desert Sheild and Storm.
Class of 1986
Navy, 6 Years
Aviation Ordnanceman assigned to VFA-303. Went on 3 cruises including a World cruise, a Med. cruise, and a East Pack cruise. In 1989 was on board the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy when we shot down the 2 Libyan MIG's and served in Operation Desert Sheild and Storm.
Patrick Baker
Class of 1975
Army, 18 Years
Ft. Ord Ca. Ft Knox Ky. Ft.Greely Ak. Ft Carson Co. Tour Of duty in Iraq.
Class of 1975
Army, 18 Years
Ft. Ord Ca. Ft Knox Ky. Ft.Greely Ak. Ft Carson Co. Tour Of duty in Iraq.
Robert Strickland
Class of 1984
Navy, 20+ Years
EMCS (SW/AW) 1984 - 2007 retired. Never thought I would make it a career. Had great time. Been place I would have never seen on my own. Glade to be back on the central coast
Class of 1984
Navy, 20+ Years
EMCS (SW/AW) 1984 - 2007 retired. Never thought I would make it a career. Had great time. Been place I would have never seen on my own. Glade to be back on the central coast
SMSgt Jess Houk
Class of 1996
Air Force, 20+ Years
Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, New Dawn
Class of 1996
Air Force, 20+ Years
Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, New Dawn
Tim Werner
Class of 1975
Army, 6 Years
Army Intelligience Agency Outpost, Sinop, Turkey
Army Intelligience School, Ft Devens, Mass
Class of 1975
Army, 6 Years
Army Intelligience Agency Outpost, Sinop, Turkey
Army Intelligience School, Ft Devens, Mass
Tom Roy MacKenzie
Class of 1974
Army, 28 Years
Armor officer, Airborne, 1st Armored Division 1/37 Armor, 9/11 Endouring Freedom, Afghanistan 2004-5 Active. Rerserves: 91st Division (Exercise), FORCES Command, Joint Forces Command. Colonel, Retired tomroymackenzie@gmail.com
Class of 1974
Army, 28 Years
Armor officer, Airborne, 1st Armored Division 1/37 Armor, 9/11 Endouring Freedom, Afghanistan 2004-5 Active. Rerserves: 91st Division (Exercise), FORCES Command, Joint Forces Command. Colonel, Retired tomroymackenzie@gmail.com
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Our Atascadero 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 Atascadero High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Atascadero are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!