Dothan High School Alumni
Dothan, Alabama (AL)
Recent Members
| Antonio Hanson Antonio Hanson | 2012 |
| Becky Skeen | 1970 |
| Camille Camille Davisg | 1971 |
| Dameter Mays | 2012 |
| Hannah Ard | 2004 |
| Marilyn Skipper | 1969 |
| Patricia Kinsaul | 1965 |
| Sandra Clark | 1964 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
Lost & Found Dothan High School Class Rings
Class rings are the mark of school pride and accomplishments. If you have lost or found a fellow Tigers class ring post the information here. If you lost a ring, describe it and include a contact email address. If you found a class ring describe it, post where you found it and include your email address. Your email address will not be made visible on the site. We will use it to contact you if need be.
Please contact us if you have information about any of the posts below:
gold with onyx stone class of 70
posted October 22nd, 2022
1969 Dothan High School Class ring....gold with red stone
posted August 22nd, 2021
1977 Dothan High Class Ring women with a diamond
posted October 5th, 2020
2006 class ring with red stone. Trombone under the jewel and a guy playing guitar on the side
posted December 4th, 2018
1963 class ring with blue stone. Initials ROE Lost on corner lot at Summit St and 3rd Ave
posted May 8th, 2018
black onyx 1970 initials dtn
posted July 23rd, 2017
It's a pendant, not a ring. The chain is missing. Apparently, the chain must have broken, and the pendant fell off.
On one side, the pendant is either gold or gold tone, with a square-shaped black enamel or paint background, trimmed in gold on the outside borders, with the Dothan High School circular logo in the center. The gold clasp at the top, and a gold point at the bottom, gives the rectangular shape the overall appearance of an oblong, almost diamond shape.
The reverse side (solid gold or gold tone) has the initials "C.A.H." in cursive writing.
We found it in a jewelry box when my sisters and I cleaned our parents' house after they both passed away.
There's three siblings in my family, and we all attended Dothan High School. Our graduating years were 1968, 1973 and 1978.
None of us have a clue as to how the graduation pendant got where it did or who it could possibly belong to! We thought, perhaps, that a friend lost it in the house, and our parents later found it and placed it aside with the intention of finding the owner, but this apparently fell through the cracks, and we have no idea how long the owner has been separated from their pendant - likely many years!
Neither of us could figure out who the initials belong to or how the pendant came to be where we found it!
We set it aside and promptly forgot about it, we were so overwhelmed with the loss of her mother and trying to decide what to do with our parents' possessions.
I ran into it, today, and decided that something must be done to get this graduation pendant to its owner!
On one side, the pendant is either gold or gold tone, with a square-shaped black enamel or paint background, trimmed in gold on the outside borders, with the Dothan High School circular logo in the center. The gold clasp at the top, and a gold point at the bottom, gives the rectangular shape the overall appearance of an oblong, almost diamond shape.
The reverse side (solid gold or gold tone) has the initials "C.A.H." in cursive writing.
We found it in a jewelry box when my sisters and I cleaned our parents' house after they both passed away.
There's three siblings in my family, and we all attended Dothan High School. Our graduating years were 1968, 1973 and 1978.
None of us have a clue as to how the graduation pendant got where it did or who it could possibly belong to! We thought, perhaps, that a friend lost it in the house, and our parents later found it and placed it aside with the intention of finding the owner, but this apparently fell through the cracks, and we have no idea how long the owner has been separated from their pendant - likely many years!
Neither of us could figure out who the initials belong to or how the pendant came to be where we found it!
We set it aside and promptly forgot about it, we were so overwhelmed with the loss of her mother and trying to decide what to do with our parents' possessions.
I ran into it, today, and decided that something must be done to get this graduation pendant to its owner!
posted June 1st, 2017
Lost ladies class ring. Class of 88. Red stone.
posted May 1st, 2017
1967 Graduate..size 7. ruby oval stone, tiger head one side, scripture Genisis 37:17 Let us go to Dothan on other side , initials scripted inside band. Gold in finish ..alll rings same, boys bigger.
posted July 13th, 2016
10K Gold 1984 Dothan High name on the side was Katrina other side was band instruments stone is diamond starburst.
posted June 14th, 2016
Lost Dothan high ring class 1970 gold with onyx stone initials DTN
posted April 19th, 2015
Gold ring, onyx stone, initials DTN
posted April 19th, 2015
gold class ring for class of 1960
initials of C D B
initials of C D B
posted April 6th, 2015
Alumni Stories
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School News
Roy E. Hale, Jr. Class of 1972
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Help make someone’s holiday season even better by reuniting them with their class ring. Class rings can hold a lot of meaning for some people and losing it can be heartbreaking. Our Dothan High School Lost Rings page is the perfect place to post and reunite someone with his or her lost class ring. If you have lost your class ring or found someone else’s simply enter all the details you can about the ring so it can be easily identified. Be sure to put your contact information on the post so that the owner of the ring can reach you.
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