Cushing High School Alumni
Cushing, Oklahoma (OK)
Recent Members
| Angela Scouten | 1983 |
| Diana Haskins | 1965 |
| Janice Little | 1968 |
| Kelsey Alena Bell | 2009 |
| Landon Pyle | 2022 |
| Merbie Smith | 1991 |
| Michael Fesler | 1958 |
| Michael N Peery Peery | 1970 |
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
Amanda Lozier
Class of 2005
Army, 2 Years
Is proudly serving in the US Army as a Mental Health Professional.
Class of 2005
Army, 2 Years
Is proudly serving in the US Army as a Mental Health Professional.
Charley Helvy
Class of 1992
Air Force, 15 Years
August 26 makes 15 years I have been in the US Air Force. In 2001 I fell off of a snow removal truck and injured my back. I had a surgery but it did not fix the problem. Since the accident occured in the line of duty I will probably be getting out of the Air Force in a few months with a medical retirement.
I have been stationed in Alaska twice, Panama, Korea, New Mexico, and Texas. I have been to South West Asia multiple tours and lived in Qatar for a year.
I am a Heavy mobile vehicle mechanic but with promotions I have been stuck in an office doing management stuff for the last 6-7 years.
When I leave here I will probably return to Killeen Tx because we own a home there.
I achieved my associates degree while in the air force but the constant moving and deployments have made the bachelors hard. I haven't given up though and lack 5 classes to get my bachelors in Operations Management.
Class of 1992
Air Force, 15 Years
August 26 makes 15 years I have been in the US Air Force. In 2001 I fell off of a snow removal truck and injured my back. I had a surgery but it did not fix the problem. Since the accident occured in the line of duty I will probably be getting out of the Air Force in a few months with a medical retirement.
I have been stationed in Alaska twice, Panama, Korea, New Mexico, and Texas. I have been to South West Asia multiple tours and lived in Qatar for a year.
I am a Heavy mobile vehicle mechanic but with promotions I have been stuck in an office doing management stuff for the last 6-7 years.
When I leave here I will probably return to Killeen Tx because we own a home there.
I achieved my associates degree while in the air force but the constant moving and deployments have made the bachelors hard. I haven't given up though and lack 5 classes to get my bachelors in Operations Management.
cody townsend
Class of 2006
Air Force, 1 Years
Is proudly serving as law enforcement in the United States Air Force
Class of 2006
Air Force, 1 Years
Is proudly serving as law enforcement in the United States Air Force
Greg Nelson
Class of 2006
Air Force, 1 Years
Is proudly serving in the United States Air Force as an Aircraft electrician.
Class of 2006
Air Force, 1 Years
Is proudly serving in the United States Air Force as an Aircraft electrician.
James Jones
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 3 Years
Served in USMC With MARV/SOG units S.E. Asia. Pro primary MOS 0311/0312. Was Honorable Discharged with honors.
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 3 Years
Served in USMC With MARV/SOG units S.E. Asia. Pro primary MOS 0311/0312. Was Honorable Discharged with honors.
Jimmy Wooten
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Jimmy served in Vietnam 1968-69 in rifle company during Tet offensive and was honorable discharged. He joined the Marines out of high school and was house mouse for platoon 3011 San Diego boot camp with honors.
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Jimmy served in Vietnam 1968-69 in rifle company during Tet offensive and was honorable discharged. He joined the Marines out of high school and was house mouse for platoon 3011 San Diego boot camp with honors.
Larry G. Reed
Class of 1970
Army, 23 Years
279 Infantry BN- Command Sergeant Major - Retired 9 Jan 96
Class of 1970
Army, 23 Years
279 Infantry BN- Command Sergeant Major - Retired 9 Jan 96
Leslie Ray Easley
Class of 1957
Navy, 10 Years
I was a Navy Hospital Corpsmanwho served at various Navy Hospitals, Infirmary's, Naval and Marine Corp Air Stations, and One Navy AirCraft Carrier (The USS Cape Esperance CVU88). The final year of Service was with The Third Marine Division, 3rd Med Btln, when the Division first landed in VietNam. I was discharged after being evacuated back to the United States in July of 1965 to The Naval Hospital at Oakland, California for treatment for three months. I was not injured in combat but in a Jeep rollover on the way up a hill to give treatment to several men who were wounded. I was given a Medical Discharge with severance pay and then told that I had the right to seek further treatment from The Veteran's Administrations should I not be able to maintain full time civilian employment. I did work for the next 24 years before becoming unable to work so I was given total disability by The Veteran's Administration. I had planned to make The Navy my life's career but it was not to be.
The highlight of my life was at the 45th Clsss Reunion for the class of 1957 as Mr. (Coach) O'Dell , Colonel, USMC Reserves .pinned several medals on my chest which had been received from the Navy Department 35 years after my discharge. Most of these medals could not have been awarded while I was on temporary active duty for treatment. I graduated from Oklahma State University in 1974 with a Degree of Bachelor of Science. I had not gratuated in 1957 with the Cushing High School in 1957 but earned the equivalent (GED) which met the requirements for my 1968 enrollment at Oklahoma State University. I no longer attend class reunions but
keep all classmates in my daily prayers. Many of
the 1857 classmates who have died were some
of the best friends a person could have. We are
now in the final years of our lives and are very
gratefull for the years we spent at The Cushing
High School. My message to those graduates
who could attend class reunions but do not is
that you may never have more loyal friends so
try to meet with them at least once a year. There
will come a time when you might not be able to
attend such a gathering so do so if you can.
no longer abe to attend class reunions but I am
there in spirit and miss being with those former classmated,
Class of 1957
Navy, 10 Years
I was a Navy Hospital Corpsmanwho served at various Navy Hospitals, Infirmary's, Naval and Marine Corp Air Stations, and One Navy AirCraft Carrier (The USS Cape Esperance CVU88). The final year of Service was with The Third Marine Division, 3rd Med Btln, when the Division first landed in VietNam. I was discharged after being evacuated back to the United States in July of 1965 to The Naval Hospital at Oakland, California for treatment for three months. I was not injured in combat but in a Jeep rollover on the way up a hill to give treatment to several men who were wounded. I was given a Medical Discharge with severance pay and then told that I had the right to seek further treatment from The Veteran's Administrations should I not be able to maintain full time civilian employment. I did work for the next 24 years before becoming unable to work so I was given total disability by The Veteran's Administration. I had planned to make The Navy my life's career but it was not to be.
The highlight of my life was at the 45th Clsss Reunion for the class of 1957 as Mr. (Coach) O'Dell , Colonel, USMC Reserves .pinned several medals on my chest which had been received from the Navy Department 35 years after my discharge. Most of these medals could not have been awarded while I was on temporary active duty for treatment. I graduated from Oklahma State University in 1974 with a Degree of Bachelor of Science. I had not gratuated in 1957 with the Cushing High School in 1957 but earned the equivalent (GED) which met the requirements for my 1968 enrollment at Oklahoma State University. I no longer attend class reunions but
keep all classmates in my daily prayers. Many of
the 1857 classmates who have died were some
of the best friends a person could have. We are
now in the final years of our lives and are very
gratefull for the years we spent at The Cushing
High School. My message to those graduates
who could attend class reunions but do not is
that you may never have more loyal friends so
try to meet with them at least once a year. There
will come a time when you might not be able to
attend such a gathering so do so if you can.
no longer abe to attend class reunions but I am
there in spirit and miss being with those former classmated,
Leslie Ray Easley
Class of 1957
Navy, 10 Years
Served with one Navy Ship, everal Navy Air and
land stations. Spent the last year with The Third
Marine Division when that Division landed in
Viet Nam in 1965. I was are evacued back to the
Navy Hospital in Oakland, Ca, where I was treated for three months then given a medical
disability discharge.
Class of 1957
Navy, 10 Years
Served with one Navy Ship, everal Navy Air and
land stations. Spent the last year with The Third
Marine Division when that Division landed in
Viet Nam in 1965. I was are evacued back to the
Navy Hospital in Oakland, Ca, where I was treated for three months then given a medical
disability discharge.
Lewis R. (Bob) Rogers, II
Class of 1957
Air Force, 20+ Years
Internal Auditor and Base Comptroller.
Class of 1957
Air Force, 20+ Years
Internal Auditor and Base Comptroller.
Lonnie Lincoln Miers
Class of 1936
Air Force, 1 Years
Lonnie went into service into service in 1942. He died the following year on March 3, 1943 after his B17-F was shot down following a bombing raid on the docks of Palermo, Sicily.
Class of 1936
Air Force, 1 Years
Lonnie went into service into service in 1942. He died the following year on March 3, 1943 after his B17-F was shot down following a bombing raid on the docks of Palermo, Sicily.
Mike Scott
Class of 1994
Army, 6 Years
Conducted over 250 combat missions in iraq OIF/OND
Class of 1994
Army, 6 Years
Conducted over 250 combat missions in iraq OIF/OND
Robert Blue
Class of 1987
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Sgt Blue, Desert Storm Vet, 1st Mar Div, 3rd Mar Div.
Class of 1987
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Sgt Blue, Desert Storm Vet, 1st Mar Div, 3rd Mar Div.
Ronald L. Hughes
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Air Transportation Supervisor
Tours of Duty in Germany, Japan, Guam, Texas and Retired in Altus OK
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Air Transportation Supervisor
Tours of Duty in Germany, Japan, Guam, Texas and Retired in Altus OK
Teri Thomas
Class of 1975
Air Force, 18 Years
Superintendent, Personnel Programs, National Guard Bureau. Six-month tour in Iraq 2006-07.
Class of 1975
Air Force, 18 Years
Superintendent, Personnel Programs, National Guard Bureau. Six-month tour in Iraq 2006-07.
Timothy David Wright
Class of 1994
Navy, 13 Years
Been in the Navy on Submarines since 19th December 2000.
Class of 1994
Navy, 13 Years
Been in the Navy on Submarines since 19th December 2000.
Trey Deaton
Class of 1990
Army, 3 Years
Served as 91A Medical Equipment Technician, National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA
Class of 1990
Army, 3 Years
Served as 91A Medical Equipment Technician, National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA
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Our Cushing 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 Cushing High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Cushing are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!