Atlantic City High School Alumni
Atlantic City, New Jersey (NJ)
Recent Members
| Chyna Davis | 1996 |
| Evette Espinosa | 2009 |
| Gary Woerner | 1978 |
| Linda Hill | 1973 |
| Magaly Hernandez Ibarra | 2022 |
| Maijoy Mainly Brown | 2016 |
| Mooliha Izlqm | 2024 |
| Ronald Jackson | 1973 |
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
Adrienne (Hodges) Crowell
Class of 1973
Air Force, 23 Years
Best Vacation I ever had with tours/Visits to Spain, Turkey, Italy, England, Germany, Berlin, France, Venice. Last tour...Pentagon on 911. God spared my life.
Class of 1973
Air Force, 23 Years
Best Vacation I ever had with tours/Visits to Spain, Turkey, Italy, England, Germany, Berlin, France, Venice. Last tour...Pentagon on 911. God spared my life.
Harold C. Hines aka Harrison
Class of 1960
Army, 22 Years
Service in Korea, Germany, Vietnam, Japan. Retired 1983. Highest award: Bronze Star Medal.
Class of 1960
Army, 22 Years
Service in Korea, Germany, Vietnam, Japan. Retired 1983. Highest award: Bronze Star Medal.
Jacob Holzer
Class of 1973
Air Force, 4 Years
Good experience, served in the US and overseas. During my time in the AF, monitored the fall of Saigon...ancient history.
Class of 1973
Air Force, 4 Years
Good experience, served in the US and overseas. During my time in the AF, monitored the fall of Saigon...ancient history.
Kathleen Willoughby
Class of 1973
Army, 2 Years
Actually it was 18 months. In the 70's if you were female and pregnant you were automatically discharged from the service. There were no maternity uniforms, and the discharge was honorable if you were married and general if you were not. How times have changed, huh?
Class of 1973
Army, 2 Years
Actually it was 18 months. In the 70's if you were female and pregnant you were automatically discharged from the service. There were no maternity uniforms, and the discharge was honorable if you were married and general if you were not. How times have changed, huh?
Kathleen Willoughby
Class of 1973
Navy, 16 Years
Left the Army, joined the Navy - saw the east coast, the west coast (just California) then headed off to Alaska. Was stationed in Anchorage, (beautiful), Adak, (Wild!!!) and even took a military transport plane out to the island of Attu - it is the farthest you can go and still be on American soil. It was stunning!
Class of 1973
Navy, 16 Years
Left the Army, joined the Navy - saw the east coast, the west coast (just California) then headed off to Alaska. Was stationed in Anchorage, (beautiful), Adak, (Wild!!!) and even took a military transport plane out to the island of Attu - it is the farthest you can go and still be on American soil. It was stunning!
KEVIN M. LYONS
Class of 1974
Army, 16 Years
SERVED IN THE US ARMY MILITARY POLICE WITH ASSIGNMENTS IN NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, ALAAMA, GERMANY AND KOREA.....INSTRUCTOR, FIRST SERGEANT, OPERATIONS SERGEANT, TRAINING, DRILL SERGEANT, PHYSICAL SECURITY, PROVOST MARSHAL OPERATIONS, AWOL APPREHENSION, CORRECTIONS OFFICER, MPI INVESTIGATIONS
Class of 1974
Army, 16 Years
SERVED IN THE US ARMY MILITARY POLICE WITH ASSIGNMENTS IN NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, ALAAMA, GERMANY AND KOREA.....INSTRUCTOR, FIRST SERGEANT, OPERATIONS SERGEANT, TRAINING, DRILL SERGEANT, PHYSICAL SECURITY, PROVOST MARSHAL OPERATIONS, AWOL APPREHENSION, CORRECTIONS OFFICER, MPI INVESTIGATIONS
Ricardo B. Larrier
Class of 1967
Army, 26 Years
Served in US Army (regular) Sept. 1967-Sept. 1970. Served in Viet Nam Sept. 1968-Sept. 1968. Served in US Army Reserves Sept. 1970-Sept. 1993 (retired.
Class of 1967
Army, 26 Years
Served in US Army (regular) Sept. 1967-Sept. 1970. Served in Viet Nam Sept. 1968-Sept. 1968. Served in US Army Reserves Sept. 1970-Sept. 1993 (retired.
Robert DeBerry
Class of 1965
Navy Reserves, 5 Years
Served 3 years United States Naval Reserves,
and 2 years Active Duty in United States Navy.
Class of 1965
Navy Reserves, 5 Years
Served 3 years United States Naval Reserves,
and 2 years Active Duty in United States Navy.
Scott Fenwick
Class of 1967
Air Force, 20+ Years
Air Force medic in CONUS, Alaska (Fairbanks), Vietnam, Retired in July 1990 as Senior Master Sergeant. Loved my military career. Met my wife, Cheryl, (USAF Sgt) at Brooks AFB, TX. Now married 43 years. Stationed at Amarillo AFB, TX; Sheppard AFB, TX (twice); Brooks AFB, TX; Eielson AFB, AK; Pease AFB, NH; Offutt AFB, NE; Ton Sanut AB, Vietnam, Norton AFB, CA; Andrews AFB, MD and 177 FIG, NJANG, Atlantic City, NJ.
Class of 1967
Air Force, 20+ Years
Air Force medic in CONUS, Alaska (Fairbanks), Vietnam, Retired in July 1990 as Senior Master Sergeant. Loved my military career. Met my wife, Cheryl, (USAF Sgt) at Brooks AFB, TX. Now married 43 years. Stationed at Amarillo AFB, TX; Sheppard AFB, TX (twice); Brooks AFB, TX; Eielson AFB, AK; Pease AFB, NH; Offutt AFB, NE; Ton Sanut AB, Vietnam, Norton AFB, CA; Andrews AFB, MD and 177 FIG, NJANG, Atlantic City, NJ.
Victor Marc Flint
Class of 1972
Army, 4 Years
I joined the Army in 1974 from the Phila Recruiting Center. I was shipped to the 25th Inf Div Hawaii as a mortor gunner. Got out with an Honorable Discharge in 1978.
Class of 1972
Army, 4 Years
I joined the Army in 1974 from the Phila Recruiting Center. I was shipped to the 25th Inf Div Hawaii as a mortor gunner. Got out with an Honorable Discharge in 1978.
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Our Atlantic City 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 Atlantic City High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Atlantic City are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!