The Morgan School Alumni
Clinton, Connecticut (CT)
Recent Members
| Debbie Williams | 1981 |
| James Guidone | 1969 |
| Karin Provo | 1981 |
| Rich Oberg | 1970 |
| Rich Oberg | 1970 |
| Susan Norman | 1967 |
| Tim O'day | 1974 |
| Will Davidson | 1989 |
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
Corbin Celotto
Class of 2007
Marine Corps, 2 Years
Joined in 2007, deployed to Iraq in 2009 and is currently still active duty. Stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC.
Class of 2007
Marine Corps, 2 Years
Joined in 2007, deployed to Iraq in 2009 and is currently still active duty. Stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC.
Darla Storto
Class of 1984
Air Force, 20+ Years
Information Management/First Sergeant
Class of 1984
Air Force, 20+ Years
Information Management/First Sergeant
David Palmer
Class of 1963
Air Force, 20+ Years
Flught Simulator Superintendant/Instructor
Class of 1963
Air Force, 20+ Years
Flught Simulator Superintendant/Instructor
Dirk Olsen
Class of 1973
Air Force, 20+ Years
SMSgt, E-8, In-Flight Refueling Superintendent, Flight Examiner, KC-10A Extender
Class of 1973
Air Force, 20+ Years
SMSgt, E-8, In-Flight Refueling Superintendent, Flight Examiner, KC-10A Extender
Glenn Spigelmyer
Class of 1977
Navy, 20+ Years
EMCS(SW/AW) Retired 1 OCT '97, Gulf War Veteran (PG1)
Class of 1977
Navy, 20+ Years
EMCS(SW/AW) Retired 1 OCT '97, Gulf War Veteran (PG1)
jack passant
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Enlisted. Was a rigger-packed parachutes. Despite fear of height, took tests for flight training. Was accepted. Was terrified. Pilot for 26 years. 22 diferent kinds of aircraft. More lucky, than good. Still alive. Great was stories, especially in a bar... (:-)
Class of 1951
Air Force, 20+ Years
Enlisted. Was a rigger-packed parachutes. Despite fear of height, took tests for flight training. Was accepted. Was terrified. Pilot for 26 years. 22 diferent kinds of aircraft. More lucky, than good. Still alive. Great was stories, especially in a bar... (:-)
Jim Glimpse
Class of 1979
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
U.S.M.C 1980 - 2000 Ch-46E Avionics Tech, HMX-1 1984-88, MCRD San Diego, CA 88-90, MCAS New River, 90-2000.
Class of 1979
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
U.S.M.C 1980 - 2000 Ch-46E Avionics Tech, HMX-1 1984-88, MCRD San Diego, CA 88-90, MCAS New River, 90-2000.
Margaret "Peggy" Flynn
Class of 1980
Air Force, 20+ Years
MSgt, USAF, Retired
1980 - 2005
Class of 1980
Air Force, 20+ Years
MSgt, USAF, Retired
1980 - 2005
matthew celotto
Class of 2003
Marine Corps, 3 Years
joined in 2003, was deployed to Iraq in 2004 and injured to earn a purple heart in late 2004
Class of 2003
Marine Corps, 3 Years
joined in 2003, was deployed to Iraq in 2004 and injured to earn a purple heart in late 2004
Michael Marnett
Class of 1983
Air Force, 7 Years
20th Special Operations Squadron
1989 - 1996, Gulf War Veteran
Class of 1983
Air Force, 7 Years
20th Special Operations Squadron
1989 - 1996, Gulf War Veteran
Paul Fronczek
Class of 1960
Air Force, 8 Years
Flight Engineer -Stationed in Guam (Thailand-flew rescue missions into North Vietnam on TDY), Texas, Vietnam, - (flew in C-123 resupplying troops in the field), Japan, and Ohio - assigned to a flight training squadron
Class of 1960
Air Force, 8 Years
Flight Engineer -Stationed in Guam (Thailand-flew rescue missions into North Vietnam on TDY), Texas, Vietnam, - (flew in C-123 resupplying troops in the field), Japan, and Ohio - assigned to a flight training squadron
Paul Fronczek
Class of 1960
Air Force, 8 Years
Service as a crew chief on flying status assigned to the 79th Air Rescue flying missions out of Guam and Urdon, Thailand, Where we flew rescue missions deep into North Vietnam. THan later reassigned to Vietnam with the 315 CAMS flying supplies to army posts. Then to Japan for an easy assignment, then on to WPAFB in Ohio as a Flight Engineer in Aircraft Training Wing. 1964-1972
Class of 1960
Air Force, 8 Years
Service as a crew chief on flying status assigned to the 79th Air Rescue flying missions out of Guam and Urdon, Thailand, Where we flew rescue missions deep into North Vietnam. THan later reassigned to Vietnam with the 315 CAMS flying supplies to army posts. Then to Japan for an easy assignment, then on to WPAFB in Ohio as a Flight Engineer in Aircraft Training Wing. 1964-1972
Peter Jenkin
Class of 1961
Army, 8 Years
2 years active, 6 years National Guard, 39 years Conn. State Militia. Retired LTC (CT)
Class of 1961
Army, 8 Years
2 years active, 6 years National Guard, 39 years Conn. State Militia. Retired LTC (CT)
Robert J Conover
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
Stationed in Texas, California and Germany May 1967 - May 1972
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
Stationed in Texas, California and Germany May 1967 - May 1972
Ron Baron
Class of 1973
Marine Corps, 7 Years
Administration
Water Survival Instructor
CH-46 Helicopter Gunner Instructor
Drill Instructor
Class of 1973
Marine Corps, 7 Years
Administration
Water Survival Instructor
CH-46 Helicopter Gunner Instructor
Drill Instructor
William R> Cowles
Class of 1960
Navy, 20+ Years
USS Cavalla (SS-244), USS Tullibee (SSN-597), USS Mataco (ATF-86), USS John Marshall (SSBN-611), USS Fulton (AS-11), Ship Repair Fac. Subic Bay, Philippines, Navsta, San Diego, Sub Bases Groton and Bangor.
Class of 1960
Navy, 20+ Years
USS Cavalla (SS-244), USS Tullibee (SSN-597), USS Mataco (ATF-86), USS John Marshall (SSBN-611), USS Fulton (AS-11), Ship Repair Fac. Subic Bay, Philippines, Navsta, San Diego, Sub Bases Groton and Bangor.
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Our The Morgan 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 The Morgan School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Clinton are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!