Chaney High School Alumni
Youngstown, Ohio (OH)
Recent Members
| Darlene Lukehart | 1976 |
| Edward Sadisky | 1978 |
| Gary Gary Slack | 2018 |
| Karen Martin | 1967 |
| Mike Nicholis | 1994 |
| Nina Altman | 1973 |
| Olivis Vandyke | 2007 |
| Richard Charles Hampstead Richard Charles Hampstead | 1963 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Al Scarpine
Class of 1967
Air Force, 20+ Years
B-52 and FB-111 Navigator
Aircraft Maintenance Officer
Maintenance Squadron Commander
Deputy Group Commander
Class of 1967
Air Force, 20+ Years
B-52 and FB-111 Navigator
Aircraft Maintenance Officer
Maintenance Squadron Commander
Deputy Group Commander
ALFRED W. BROCIOUS
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
VIETNAM SERVICE , ARMY, 1ST LT, ARTILLERY FORWARD OBSERVER, PURPLE HEART
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
VIETNAM SERVICE , ARMY, 1ST LT, ARTILLERY FORWARD OBSERVER, PURPLE HEART
Allan Miller
Class of 1961
Army, 5 Years
Captain, U.S. Army. Served in Korea with 7th Infantry Division, followed by two tours in Vietnam (101st Airborne Div. and then HQ, U.S. Army Vietnam).
Class of 1961
Army, 5 Years
Captain, U.S. Army. Served in Korea with 7th Infantry Division, followed by two tours in Vietnam (101st Airborne Div. and then HQ, U.S. Army Vietnam).
Bob Hian
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 4 Years
S. Sgt. who served one year in vietnam as a helicopter gunner. Received numerous medals including the Purple Heart in sevice to his country.
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 4 Years
S. Sgt. who served one year in vietnam as a helicopter gunner. Received numerous medals including the Purple Heart in sevice to his country.
Christopher Kreiler
Class of 1965
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Coast Guard Helicopter Pilot and Major System Acquistion Project Manager
Class of 1965
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Coast Guard Helicopter Pilot and Major System Acquistion Project Manager
Chuck Coleman
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
United States Military Academy, West Point, NY 1968-72. US Army Intelligence, 1972-1977. Ohio Army National Guard, 1978-2002. Retired. Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
Class of 1968
Army, 20+ Years
United States Military Academy, West Point, NY 1968-72. US Army Intelligence, 1972-1977. Ohio Army National Guard, 1978-2002. Retired. Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
George Bender
Class of 1965
Air Force, 20+ Years
USAF Aerial Rating Navigator
Crewed on C-130E South East Asia
and KC-135A Rickenbacker AFB, Ohio
Class of 1965
Air Force, 20+ Years
USAF Aerial Rating Navigator
Crewed on C-130E South East Asia
and KC-135A Rickenbacker AFB, Ohio
Jim Brown
Class of 1963
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Served in personnel administration, training and Merchant Marine Safety. Was stationed at places like Cape May NJ, New York, London England, Petaluma CA, New Orleans, and Willmington, NC. Retired 9/85.
Class of 1963
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Served in personnel administration, training and Merchant Marine Safety. Was stationed at places like Cape May NJ, New York, London England, Petaluma CA, New Orleans, and Willmington, NC. Retired 9/85.
Niholas Mitovich Jr
Class of 1968
Navy, 6 Years
Avistion Boatswain's Mate Second Class Petty Officer, served aboard the U.S.S. Saratoga (CVA60) from 12 JUN 70 until 4 DEC 73; made two Med Cruises, One Westpac; served in the Waist Catapults in evry billet including the Waist Catapult Chief during the Westpac in the Gulf of Tonlkin and South Pacific.
Class of 1968
Navy, 6 Years
Avistion Boatswain's Mate Second Class Petty Officer, served aboard the U.S.S. Saratoga (CVA60) from 12 JUN 70 until 4 DEC 73; made two Med Cruises, One Westpac; served in the Waist Catapults in evry billet including the Waist Catapult Chief during the Westpac in the Gulf of Tonlkin and South Pacific.
Richard Lee Powell
Class of 1965
Navy, 2 Years
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Washington
The President of the United States, takes pride in presenting the
NAVY CROSS posthumously to:
HOSPITALMAN RICHARD L. POWELL
UNITED STATES NAVY
for service as set forth in the following:
CITATION:
For extraordinary heroism on the morning of 29 August 1968 while serving as Corpsman with Company "L", Third Battalion, Seventh Marines, First Marine Division in connection with operations against enemy aggressor forces in the Republic of Vietnam. Hospitalman Powell's platoon was moving with Company M of the Third Battalion to establish a blocking position near Hill 55 southwest of DaNang when the lead elements of the company received intense hostile sniper fire. As Hospitalman Powell's unit maneuvered across a large field in an attack on the enemy's flank, the Marines came under a heavy volume of automatic weapons fire delivered from three sides by a large North Vietnamese Army force, and sustained numerous casualties. With complete disregard for his own safety, Hospitalman Powell unhesitatingly rushed forward and commenced treating the wounded men. During the ensuing fire fight, he fearlessly maneuvered about the fire-swept terrain from one injured man to another and, on several occasions, moved dangerously close to the hostile emplacements to assist casualties. Although struck by enemy machine-gun fire which immobilized one of his arms, he ignored his painful injuries as he steadfastly continued to render life- sustaining first aid to his fallen comrades. Observing a casualty who lay within fifteen meters of an enemy machine-gun position, Hospitalman Powell fearlessly advanced into the hazardous area and was mortally wounded by hostile fire while providing vital medical treatment to the injured Marine. By his outstanding initiative, personal valor, and sincere concern for the welfare of his comrades, Hospitalman Powell served to inspire all who observed him, succeeded in saving the lives of numerous Marines, and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
For the President,
Secretary of the Navy
Class of 1965
Navy, 2 Years
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Washington
The President of the United States, takes pride in presenting the
NAVY CROSS posthumously to:
HOSPITALMAN RICHARD L. POWELL
UNITED STATES NAVY
for service as set forth in the following:
CITATION:
For extraordinary heroism on the morning of 29 August 1968 while serving as Corpsman with Company "L", Third Battalion, Seventh Marines, First Marine Division in connection with operations against enemy aggressor forces in the Republic of Vietnam. Hospitalman Powell's platoon was moving with Company M of the Third Battalion to establish a blocking position near Hill 55 southwest of DaNang when the lead elements of the company received intense hostile sniper fire. As Hospitalman Powell's unit maneuvered across a large field in an attack on the enemy's flank, the Marines came under a heavy volume of automatic weapons fire delivered from three sides by a large North Vietnamese Army force, and sustained numerous casualties. With complete disregard for his own safety, Hospitalman Powell unhesitatingly rushed forward and commenced treating the wounded men. During the ensuing fire fight, he fearlessly maneuvered about the fire-swept terrain from one injured man to another and, on several occasions, moved dangerously close to the hostile emplacements to assist casualties. Although struck by enemy machine-gun fire which immobilized one of his arms, he ignored his painful injuries as he steadfastly continued to render life- sustaining first aid to his fallen comrades. Observing a casualty who lay within fifteen meters of an enemy machine-gun position, Hospitalman Powell fearlessly advanced into the hazardous area and was mortally wounded by hostile fire while providing vital medical treatment to the injured Marine. By his outstanding initiative, personal valor, and sincere concern for the welfare of his comrades, Hospitalman Powell served to inspire all who observed him, succeeded in saving the lives of numerous Marines, and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
For the President,
Secretary of the Navy
Robert Cruickshank
Class of 1965
Navy, 4 Years
Quartermaster second class, served aboard the USS Chikaskia (AO-54) and USS Truckee (AO-147).
Class of 1965
Navy, 4 Years
Quartermaster second class, served aboard the USS Chikaskia (AO-54) and USS Truckee (AO-147).
Robert Whitaker
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
Served in Gernany (71-73) as part of the NATO forces. Performed maintenance on nuclear weapon warheads for numeros missile systems deployed through out Germany.
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
Served in Gernany (71-73) as part of the NATO forces. Performed maintenance on nuclear weapon warheads for numeros missile systems deployed through out Germany.
Ron Shimko
Class of 1976
Marine Corps, 10 Years
USMC 1978-1983 Marine Helicopter Squadron One ("Marine One"), Quantico, VA and Washington, D.C. USMCR 1983-1988 Co. G 3/25 Akron, OH
Class of 1976
Marine Corps, 10 Years
USMC 1978-1983 Marine Helicopter Squadron One ("Marine One"), Quantico, VA and Washington, D.C. USMCR 1983-1988 Co. G 3/25 Akron, OH
SGT. JAMES LIPKOVICH
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years
WAS IN CHARGE OF DELIVERY FOOD TO 7 DIFFERENT BARRACKS AT PATTON BARRACKS IN HEIDELBERG, GERMANY.
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years
WAS IN CHARGE OF DELIVERY FOOD TO 7 DIFFERENT BARRACKS AT PATTON BARRACKS IN HEIDELBERG, GERMANY.
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Our Chaney 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 Chaney High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Youngstown are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!