Clarkston High School Alumni
Clarkston, Georgia (GA)
Recent Members
| Courtney Enix | 1983 |
| Eleanor Bruce & Lynn Smith | 1968 |
| Gary Gaskill | 1974 |
| Jeff Morgan | 1973 |
| Larry D Cohrs Larry D Cohrs | 1973 |
| Mac Wansley | 1966 |
| Susan Conn | 1978 |
| William Henry | 1974 |
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
Have you lost your Clarkston High School class ring? Have you found someone's class ring? Visit our Angoras lost class ring page to search for your class ring or post information about a found ring.
Honored Military Alumni
Allen mills
Class of 1976
Navy, 11 Years
Navy Corpsman, 3 years aboard USS Mobile (LKA-115). Duty Stations: Orlando, Pensacola, San Diego, Oakland, Long Beach, Atlanta.
Class of 1976
Navy, 11 Years
Navy Corpsman, 3 years aboard USS Mobile (LKA-115). Duty Stations: Orlando, Pensacola, San Diego, Oakland, Long Beach, Atlanta.
Bob Lizana
Class of 1961
Navy, 4 Years
Navy Destroyer
USS William R. Rush, DDR 714
Beiruit,Cyprus,Cuba,Viet Nam
Class of 1961
Navy, 4 Years
Navy Destroyer
USS William R. Rush, DDR 714
Beiruit,Cyprus,Cuba,Viet Nam
Wright McCartney
Class of 1971
Air Force, 4 Years
I completed 4 years of Reserve duty as a scholarship Cadet in AF ROTC at Ga Tech. Uncle Sam paid my way (for the most part) and in return for my earning an Engineering degree on his Nickel, I enlisted as an Airman in Sep 1971 and agreed to 6 years of service after graduation commissioning. My Draft Card wnt from 1-A to 1-D because Uncle had me in his clutches!
Fast forward to 1975. After countless Drills and training classes, and spending parts of my summers in such garden spots as Hurlburt Field, FL, Eglin AIr Force Base, FL (I'm proud to say that not a single North Vietnamese MiG got past Ft. Walton Beach.) Robbins AFB in Warner-Robbins, GA and Vance, AFB in Enid, Oklahoma, our Uncle Sam said Vietnam was over with and I, like many of my peers across the nation, was declared surplus and was released.
Boy did that piss me off!
I was 3 weeks away from 2nd Lieutenant's bars and a year of Navigator school at Mather AFB half way between Reno and San Francisco!
But seriously, I am proud to have made the decision at 18 years old to offer my services to our Nation, and applaud all those CHS grads that did either as a volunteer or after having been drafted.
Class of 1971
Air Force, 4 Years
I completed 4 years of Reserve duty as a scholarship Cadet in AF ROTC at Ga Tech. Uncle Sam paid my way (for the most part) and in return for my earning an Engineering degree on his Nickel, I enlisted as an Airman in Sep 1971 and agreed to 6 years of service after graduation commissioning. My Draft Card wnt from 1-A to 1-D because Uncle had me in his clutches!
Fast forward to 1975. After countless Drills and training classes, and spending parts of my summers in such garden spots as Hurlburt Field, FL, Eglin AIr Force Base, FL (I'm proud to say that not a single North Vietnamese MiG got past Ft. Walton Beach.) Robbins AFB in Warner-Robbins, GA and Vance, AFB in Enid, Oklahoma, our Uncle Sam said Vietnam was over with and I, like many of my peers across the nation, was declared surplus and was released.
Boy did that piss me off!
I was 3 weeks away from 2nd Lieutenant's bars and a year of Navigator school at Mather AFB half way between Reno and San Francisco!
But seriously, I am proud to have made the decision at 18 years old to offer my services to our Nation, and applaud all those CHS grads that did either as a volunteer or after having been drafted.
Alumni Stories
Read and submit stories about our classmates from Clarkston High School, post achievements and news about our alumni, and post photos of our fellow Angoras.
School News
Old Clarkston Friend
Anyone know how to contact Mary Horn ('62)? I don't know her last name now. Dale (Moore) Burley ('62).
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Our Clarkston 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 Clarkston High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Clarkston are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!