North Quincy High School Alumni
Quincy, Massachusetts (MA)
Recent Members
| Carol Christensen | 1969 |
| Cliff Macdonald | 1969 |
| Janet Erlick | 1966 |
| Mary Stanton | 2023 |
| Matt (skip) Matt Principe | 1958 |
| Maureen Morahan | 1970 |
| Ronald Mcalister | 1966 |
| William Dunphy William Dunphy | 1960 |
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
Peter Gerry
Class of 1968
Army, 1 Years
An Army medic KIA, July 28,1969 in Chu Chi Vietnam.
Class of 1968
Army, 1 Years
An Army medic KIA, July 28,1969 in Chu Chi Vietnam.
Raymond F Smith
Class of 1958
Army, 20+ Years
1964-2000
Vietnam Veteran
Retired LTC
Class of 1958
Army, 20+ Years
1964-2000
Vietnam Veteran
Retired LTC
Richard Allison
Class of 1967
Army, 20+ Years
Served in Viet Nam, Korea, Berlin & Desert Storm (Saudia Arabia & Kuwait) with Army Infantry units.
Class of 1967
Army, 20+ Years
Served in Viet Nam, Korea, Berlin & Desert Storm (Saudia Arabia & Kuwait) with Army Infantry units.
Richard Courtney
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
Served 4 years at Ramstein Air Force Base, Ramstein, Germany
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
Served 4 years at Ramstein Air Force Base, Ramstein, Germany
Richard James Murphy
Class of 1969
Army, 35 Years
LTC Richard Murphy had a "varied" military career. Originally enlisting in the USNR in Quincy he opted out of his contract when the USN transferred the Small Boat (ie Patrol Boats) to the Vietnamese Military. After graduation he enlisted in the MAANNG as an armorer on jet fighter aircraft. In 1979 he enlisted in the NJNG as an armorer on attack helicopters. Already a pilot, he was in the process of going to flight school for helicopters when the Army invoked an maximum age of 27.5 for new pilot candidates. He was instead offered to attend OCS. He was the Outstanding Graduate of his class and attended the Armor Basic Course at Ft. Knox Ky. He served as a scout platoon leader, mortor officer and Troop XO before transferrring to the Infantry. As an infantry officer he commanded an AIrborne, Long Range Surveillance Detachment. He attended Airborne School, Jump Master School, Long Range Surveillance Course at Ranger, and Air Assault School. At the completion of his tour of command he transferred to the USAR and became a Basic Training Company Commander, later, S3, Bn Xo and Battalion Commander. He changed careers field again and move to USASOC in Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations and attended the CIvil Affairs Course at the JFK Special Warfare Center at Ft. Bragg. He would deploy to Iraq as part of the US invasion force in 2003 and command a detachment of Civil Affairs Operators. In 2009 he was assigned to United States Africa Command in Stuttgart Germany as part of the G5 Division working humanitarian assistance missions in more than a dozen conflict zones in Africa. He retired from active duty in Nov 2012. He has been awarded the Bronze Star and three campaign ribbons for Iraq and two Meritorious Service Medals for his work in Africa.
Class of 1969
Army, 35 Years
LTC Richard Murphy had a "varied" military career. Originally enlisting in the USNR in Quincy he opted out of his contract when the USN transferred the Small Boat (ie Patrol Boats) to the Vietnamese Military. After graduation he enlisted in the MAANNG as an armorer on jet fighter aircraft. In 1979 he enlisted in the NJNG as an armorer on attack helicopters. Already a pilot, he was in the process of going to flight school for helicopters when the Army invoked an maximum age of 27.5 for new pilot candidates. He was instead offered to attend OCS. He was the Outstanding Graduate of his class and attended the Armor Basic Course at Ft. Knox Ky. He served as a scout platoon leader, mortor officer and Troop XO before transferrring to the Infantry. As an infantry officer he commanded an AIrborne, Long Range Surveillance Detachment. He attended Airborne School, Jump Master School, Long Range Surveillance Course at Ranger, and Air Assault School. At the completion of his tour of command he transferred to the USAR and became a Basic Training Company Commander, later, S3, Bn Xo and Battalion Commander. He changed careers field again and move to USASOC in Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations and attended the CIvil Affairs Course at the JFK Special Warfare Center at Ft. Bragg. He would deploy to Iraq as part of the US invasion force in 2003 and command a detachment of Civil Affairs Operators. In 2009 he was assigned to United States Africa Command in Stuttgart Germany as part of the G5 Division working humanitarian assistance missions in more than a dozen conflict zones in Africa. He retired from active duty in Nov 2012. He has been awarded the Bronze Star and three campaign ribbons for Iraq and two Meritorious Service Medals for his work in Africa.
Sean Adams
Class of 2000
Navy, 16 Years
Naval Aircrewman Chief Petty Officer flying in the P-8A Poseidon stationed in Jacksonville, Fl.
Class of 2000
Navy, 16 Years
Naval Aircrewman Chief Petty Officer flying in the P-8A Poseidon stationed in Jacksonville, Fl.
Stephen Kavol
Class of 1990
Air Force, 6 Years
Senior Airman
2004-2010
Air National Guard
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Class of 1990
Air Force, 6 Years
Senior Airman
2004-2010
Air National Guard
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Steve Foster
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
1984 thru Present I spent many years with the 82D Airborne Division, Recruiting, Massachusetts National Guard and on a deployment to Iraq.
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
1984 thru Present I spent many years with the 82D Airborne Division, Recruiting, Massachusetts National Guard and on a deployment to Iraq.
steve turner
Class of 1966
Air Force, 20+ Years
USAF pilot. Vietnam and Gulf War combat veteran. 26+ years
Class of 1966
Air Force, 20+ Years
USAF pilot. Vietnam and Gulf War combat veteran. 26+ years
William D. Allan
Class of 1955
Army, 20+ Years
Retired in 1982 as a Regular Army LTC. Served in Vietnam, Europe, and Iran as well as various assignments in Texas, GA, NJ and Washington DC.
Class of 1955
Army, 20+ Years
Retired in 1982 as a Regular Army LTC. Served in Vietnam, Europe, and Iran as well as various assignments in Texas, GA, NJ and Washington DC.
William F Mansfield
Class of 1944
Navy, 20+ Years
Navy 43-46/Army active Korea and Vietnam 38 years active and reserve
Class of 1944
Navy, 20+ Years
Navy 43-46/Army active Korea and Vietnam 38 years active and reserve
William Ohrenberger
Class of 1961
Army, 2 Years
2 active duty 1966 to 1969 all in CONUS. 10 reserve. Maintenance Co Commander in MA and Group Logistics Officer 83rd ARCOM in Ohio.
Class of 1961
Army, 2 Years
2 active duty 1966 to 1969 all in CONUS. 10 reserve. Maintenance Co Commander in MA and Group Logistics Officer 83rd ARCOM in Ohio.
William Rowland
Class of 1967
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Started in the Navy on active duty 2 weeks following graduation. After that tour of duty I joined the Coast Guard and retired in 1994 as a Chief Warrant Officer. Served on several ships,cutters, and commanded 2 search & rescue stations.
Class of 1967
Coast Guard, 20+ Years
Started in the Navy on active duty 2 weeks following graduation. After that tour of duty I joined the Coast Guard and retired in 1994 as a Chief Warrant Officer. Served on several ships,cutters, and commanded 2 search & rescue stations.
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Our North Quincy 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 North Quincy High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Quincy are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!