East Orange Campus High School Alumni
East Orange, New Jersey (NJ)
Recent Members
| Arthur Sisto Jr Doris M Lustusky | 1931 |
| Barbara Cantelmo | 1956 |
| Debra Brant | 1975 |
| Jane Flanagan | 1948 |
| Lia Smith | 2017 |
| Max Tynes | 2001 |
| Octavia Thomas | 2005 |
| Precella Isaacs | 2000 |
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Lost & Found East Orange Campus High School Class Rings
Class rings are the mark of school pride and accomplishments. If you have lost or found a fellow Cougars 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:
1950 lady's ring. May not be East Orange, but the center of the ring seems to be overlapping E and O. Inscribed with initials on the inside. First letter is either L or Z, middle initial E, last initial M
posted April 8th, 2018
I received this e-Mail regarding a found ring from SUE KAAS Apr 7 at 10:56 PM
Hi. I got your email address off the East Orange Timeline, and I'm hoping you might be able to help, or to direct me to someone that might be able to.
I'm Sue Kaas, and I live near Seattle. I metal detect as a hobby, and recently found a 1950 woman's class ring (picture attached) at a former military base out here. I'd like to return the ring to the owner or the owner's children, if I can find them. The ring was buried, and appears to have a little damage to the face. I can't tell for sure if the center of the ring is an O and an E (I think it's most likely) or and O and an F. So this is really a needle in a haystack kind of search, but I think it's worth a try.
The ring was made by Dieges & Clust, which was located in New York. I wondered if you recognize this ring design as one used by East Orange High School in 1950? I believe the initials on the inside of the ring are L.E.M. Is there any way to know if there was a graduate of East Orange High with those initials in 1950?
I'd appreciate any help you're able to provide. Thank you for your time!
Hi. I got your email address off the East Orange Timeline, and I'm hoping you might be able to help, or to direct me to someone that might be able to.
I'm Sue Kaas, and I live near Seattle. I metal detect as a hobby, and recently found a 1950 woman's class ring (picture attached) at a former military base out here. I'd like to return the ring to the owner or the owner's children, if I can find them. The ring was buried, and appears to have a little damage to the face. I can't tell for sure if the center of the ring is an O and an E (I think it's most likely) or and O and an F. So this is really a needle in a haystack kind of search, but I think it's worth a try.
The ring was made by Dieges & Clust, which was located in New York. I wondered if you recognize this ring design as one used by East Orange High School in 1950? I believe the initials on the inside of the ring are L.E.M. Is there any way to know if there was a graduate of East Orange High with those initials in 1950?
I'd appreciate any help you're able to provide. Thank you for your time!
posted April 7th, 2018
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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 East Orange Campus 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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