Lyndon High School Alumni
Lyndon, Kansas (KS)
Recent Members
| Angie Kline | 1998 |
| Calvin Garihan | 2020 |
| David Dietz | 1978 |
| Dennis Yockey | 1967 |
| Mariah Fredricks | 2022 |
| Marietta Jo Goodwin | 1963 |
| Michele Shelie Spring | 1978 |
| Robert Knoernschild | 1997 |
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
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Honored Military Alumni
David Kuntze
Class of 1974
Army, 20+ Years
21 years with Military Police. Two tours in Korea, one each in Panama and Germay. Participated in Operation Just Cause, Panama 1989.
Class of 1974
Army, 20+ Years
21 years with Military Police. Two tours in Korea, one each in Panama and Germay. Participated in Operation Just Cause, Panama 1989.
Gary Hickey
Class of 1964
Navy, 6 Years
Navy Air
Airborne early warning squadron 125
aboard the USS John F Kennedy
Class of 1964
Navy, 6 Years
Navy Air
Airborne early warning squadron 125
aboard the USS John F Kennedy
Richard Clark Allemang
Class of 1961
Marine Corps, 3 Years
RVN 1965-1966/MOS=0311/Sgt E-5
Semper Fi!
Class of 1961
Marine Corps, 3 Years
RVN 1965-1966/MOS=0311/Sgt E-5
Semper Fi!
william farrar
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Bill Farrar entered the Air Force after graduating from KU in 1955, and an AFROTC graduate. He entered pilot school at Hondo Texas, and graduated from Vance AFB, OK, in Dec. 1956. His first assignment was with a squadron flying C-124 Globemasters, whose primary mission was aiflifting nuclear weapons. He did this four years, and left active duty in 1961. He then became a member of the Air Force Reserve, as a captain, at Richards-Gebaur AFB, MO. Here he was an aircraft commander for Globemasters, and flew these for eight years. This mission took him to many foreign destinations, including Viet-Nam, carrying a profound variety of cargo. By 1972,and now a major, his unit converted to C-130 Hercules prop-jets, and the tactaical airlift mission. This continued for eight years, with missions to many areas, including Panama. He became a flight commander, and was promoted to LtColonel. He was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for his duties. He retired from his duties in 1980, and has traveled to many of the same destinations in this status. As of 2010, he has visited 80 countries.
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Bill Farrar entered the Air Force after graduating from KU in 1955, and an AFROTC graduate. He entered pilot school at Hondo Texas, and graduated from Vance AFB, OK, in Dec. 1956. His first assignment was with a squadron flying C-124 Globemasters, whose primary mission was aiflifting nuclear weapons. He did this four years, and left active duty in 1961. He then became a member of the Air Force Reserve, as a captain, at Richards-Gebaur AFB, MO. Here he was an aircraft commander for Globemasters, and flew these for eight years. This mission took him to many foreign destinations, including Viet-Nam, carrying a profound variety of cargo. By 1972,and now a major, his unit converted to C-130 Hercules prop-jets, and the tactaical airlift mission. This continued for eight years, with missions to many areas, including Panama. He became a flight commander, and was promoted to LtColonel. He was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for his duties. He retired from his duties in 1980, and has traveled to many of the same destinations in this status. As of 2010, he has visited 80 countries.
william farrar
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Twentytwo years total service active and reserves. LtCol (Ret) rated command pilot. Airlifter:, C-124 Globemasters and C-130 Hercules. Dozens of missions flown to Far East,Europe, Central and South America, Alaska, carrying a profound variety of cargo, including nuclear weapons.
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Twentytwo years total service active and reserves. LtCol (Ret) rated command pilot. Airlifter:, C-124 Globemasters and C-130 Hercules. Dozens of missions flown to Far East,Europe, Central and South America, Alaska, carrying a profound variety of cargo, including nuclear weapons.
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Our Lyndon 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 Lyndon High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Lyndon are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!