Corinth High School Alumni
Corinth, Mississippi (MS)
Recent Members
| Bellecia Gilmore | 2024 |
| Don Donald R Seago | 1968 |
| Donna Rasberry | 1973 |
| Freddie Mayo | 1970 |
| Jimmy Huff | 1953 |
| Parth Patel | 2018 |
| Steve Burnside | 1973 |
| Steve Smith | 1972 |
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 Corinth High School class ring? Have you found someone's class ring? Visit our Warriors lost class ring page to search for your class ring or post information about a found ring.
Honored Military Alumni
DANNY WAYNE SANDERS
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
SERVED U S ARMY ALASKA 172ND INF BRIGADE
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
SERVED U S ARMY ALASKA 172ND INF BRIGADE
James Gardner
Class of 1999
Navy, 6 Years
James joined the Navy in 2000were he served as an Intelligence specialist. James was stationed on the USS Essex, home port Sasebo Japan, for 3 years. There he began to hone his skills as an intelligence analyst in a tactical environment. James received various awards, medals and ribbons during his tour of duty on the Essex. His next command was the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) in Suitland Maryland. James worked as a Pacific command subject matter expert and was then promoted to Watch supervisor. James received various ribbons and medals during his tour of duty at ONI as well. He ended his Naval career there and went on to pursue his dreams in the private sector. James has worked for 4 contracting companies after the military and is still an intelligence analyst. James still resides in Maryland with his wife and three children. He continues to serve our great country out of uniform with the skills that he learn in the Navy.
Class of 1999
Navy, 6 Years
James joined the Navy in 2000were he served as an Intelligence specialist. James was stationed on the USS Essex, home port Sasebo Japan, for 3 years. There he began to hone his skills as an intelligence analyst in a tactical environment. James received various awards, medals and ribbons during his tour of duty on the Essex. His next command was the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) in Suitland Maryland. James worked as a Pacific command subject matter expert and was then promoted to Watch supervisor. James received various ribbons and medals during his tour of duty at ONI as well. He ended his Naval career there and went on to pursue his dreams in the private sector. James has worked for 4 contracting companies after the military and is still an intelligence analyst. James still resides in Maryland with his wife and three children. He continues to serve our great country out of uniform with the skills that he learn in the Navy.
James Gardner
Class of 1999
Navy, 6 Years
James joined the Navy in 2000were he served as an Intelligence specialist. James was stationed on the USS Essex LHD 2, home port Sasebo Japan, for 3 years. There he began to honed his skills as an intelligence analyst in a tactical environment. James received various awards, medals and ribbons during his tour of duty on the Essex. His next command was the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) in Suitland Maryland. James worked as a Pacific command subject matter expert and was then promoted to Watch supervisor. James received various ribbons and medals during his tour of duty at ONI as well. He ended his Naval career there and went on to pursue his dreams in the private sector. James has worked for 4 contracting companies after the military and is still an intelligence analyst. James still resides in Maryland with his wife and three children. He continues to serve our great country out of uniform with the skills that he learn in the Navy. He has worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) as well as deployed to Iraq for a year to work as an analyst for the command staff in Baghdad.
Class of 1999
Navy, 6 Years
James joined the Navy in 2000were he served as an Intelligence specialist. James was stationed on the USS Essex LHD 2, home port Sasebo Japan, for 3 years. There he began to honed his skills as an intelligence analyst in a tactical environment. James received various awards, medals and ribbons during his tour of duty on the Essex. His next command was the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) in Suitland Maryland. James worked as a Pacific command subject matter expert and was then promoted to Watch supervisor. James received various ribbons and medals during his tour of duty at ONI as well. He ended his Naval career there and went on to pursue his dreams in the private sector. James has worked for 4 contracting companies after the military and is still an intelligence analyst. James still resides in Maryland with his wife and three children. He continues to serve our great country out of uniform with the skills that he learn in the Navy. He has worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) as well as deployed to Iraq for a year to work as an analyst for the command staff in Baghdad.
Phil Butler
Class of 1962
Army, 3 Years
Vietnam, HHC, 9th Infantry Division
1966-1967
Class of 1962
Army, 3 Years
Vietnam, HHC, 9th Infantry Division
1966-1967
Tom Harrison
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
After refusing to adjust my poor additude during college, I joined the Army for the longest school they offered in computers to avoid any trip overseas. After two years of training, I worked with computer in a van in the middle of a jungle in VietNam. My attitude improved as I realized what was important.
Class of 1965
Army, 3 Years
After refusing to adjust my poor additude during college, I joined the Army for the longest school they offered in computers to avoid any trip overseas. After two years of training, I worked with computer in a van in the middle of a jungle in VietNam. My attitude improved as I realized what was important.
Alumni Stories
Read and submit stories about our classmates from Corinth High School, post achievements and news about our alumni, and post photos of our fellow Warriors.
School News
Do you have any news to share? Keep our classmates informed on news and current events! Please post all reunion information in the reunion area.
Our Corinth 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 Corinth High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Corinth are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!