Paul V Moore High School Alumni
Central Square, New York (NY)
Recent Members
| Dale Yager | 1975 |
| David Smith | 1964 |
| Ellen Haffenden | 1987 |
| Jill Jackson | 1994 |
| Mitchell Edward White White | 2014 |
| Roger West | 1970 |
| Thomas Carfagno | 1975 |
| Warren Hitchcock | 1978 |
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
ALAN MAXFIELD
Class of 1966
Army, 18 Years
I WAS GIVEN A AWARD IN VIET NAM FOR ABOVE AN BEYOUND THE CALL OF DUTY, BRAVEY UNDER FIRE. MY M.O.S. WAS 26D ASR AIR PORT RADAR
Class of 1966
Army, 18 Years
I WAS GIVEN A AWARD IN VIET NAM FOR ABOVE AN BEYOUND THE CALL OF DUTY, BRAVEY UNDER FIRE. MY M.O.S. WAS 26D ASR AIR PORT RADAR
Alan Overend
Class of 1983
Army, 20+ Years
US Army
CT Army National Guard
NY Army National Guard
US Air Force
NY Air National Guard
Class of 1983
Army, 20+ Years
US Army
CT Army National Guard
NY Army National Guard
US Air Force
NY Air National Guard
Bill Coe
Class of 1961
Navy, 2 Years
Entered Navy right after graduation. Was stationed aboard the USS Ogletrorpe. Went to Cambodia too early and suffered a dibilating injury to left ankle resulting in a limtime limp and pain.
Class of 1961
Navy, 2 Years
Entered Navy right after graduation. Was stationed aboard the USS Ogletrorpe. Went to Cambodia too early and suffered a dibilating injury to left ankle resulting in a limtime limp and pain.
Bill Thompson
Class of 1975
Air Force, 4 Years
Worked in Radar Operations and The Nevada Ranges. Served at Hancock Field, NY, Wallace Air Station in the Philippines and Nellis AFB in Nevada. Earned Air Force Commendation Medal and left the Air Force as a Sergeant.
Class of 1975
Air Force, 4 Years
Worked in Radar Operations and The Nevada Ranges. Served at Hancock Field, NY, Wallace Air Station in the Philippines and Nellis AFB in Nevada. Earned Air Force Commendation Medal and left the Air Force as a Sergeant.
Bruce A. Stewart
Class of 1969
Army, 3 Years
Pershing Missile Tech / Training Instructor/ Security
Class of 1969
Army, 3 Years
Pershing Missile Tech / Training Instructor/ Security
Bruce Van Deuson
Class of 1963
Navy, 6 Years
US Navy Electrician's Mate 2c. Served aboard the USS Saratoga, CVA-60 and the USS Puget Sound, AD-38.
Class of 1963
Navy, 6 Years
US Navy Electrician's Mate 2c. Served aboard the USS Saratoga, CVA-60 and the USS Puget Sound, AD-38.
Charles Dodge
Class of 1971
Air Force, 19 Years
Aircraft Environmental Systems Specialist, later changed to Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems Specialist.
Class of 1971
Air Force, 19 Years
Aircraft Environmental Systems Specialist, later changed to Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems Specialist.
Charles H Moe
Class of 1964
Army, 2 Years
drafted, spent one year at Ft. Hood, Texas.one year in Vietnam. Infantry wandering around to get shot at.
Americal Division, has a group section on F/B.
Class of 1964
Army, 2 Years
drafted, spent one year at Ft. Hood, Texas.one year in Vietnam. Infantry wandering around to get shot at.
Americal Division, has a group section on F/B.
Chris Reichard
Class of 1983
Army, 8 Years
Sergeant, US Army Engineers. Fort Ontario, Fort Ord, Dexheim West Germany, Fort Stewart. Currently employed by the US Dept of Veterans Affairs.
Class of 1983
Army, 8 Years
Sergeant, US Army Engineers. Fort Ontario, Fort Ord, Dexheim West Germany, Fort Stewart. Currently employed by the US Dept of Veterans Affairs.
Chuck Yerton
Class of 1962
Air Force, 20+ Years
Systems controller, Psych Ops, Engring, several others...lol.....been to all continents and over 40 countries, and had a good time at all of them.
Class of 1962
Air Force, 20+ Years
Systems controller, Psych Ops, Engring, several others...lol.....been to all continents and over 40 countries, and had a good time at all of them.
Edward Wicks
Class of 1964
Army, 8 Years
Army Sargent operation Desert Strom. I was with 55 Calvery out of Kersgoing Germany. Also Fort Dix NJ . Aberdeen MD. Fort Bliss TX. 6 months in Saudi Arabia Kiwatt Iraq . I changed engines in A1 Abrams tank . I was in charge of 13 soldiers.
Class of 1964
Army, 8 Years
Army Sargent operation Desert Strom. I was with 55 Calvery out of Kersgoing Germany. Also Fort Dix NJ . Aberdeen MD. Fort Bliss TX. 6 months in Saudi Arabia Kiwatt Iraq . I changed engines in A1 Abrams tank . I was in charge of 13 soldiers.
Glenn Makley
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 4 Years
I was MOS 2841/47 Ground Radio Repairman/with Limted Cryptographic Capability I was an electronics technician who could examine a cryptograph radio and determine which of it's various encased sections was malfunctioning and perform a section replacement. I was not permitted to be knowledgeable of it's exact componentry. That was a higher pay grade than mine, so to speak. During my entire time on active duty I never actually performed that function, but I sure worked on a bunch of radio's. Some of them in tank's, ONTOS, or jeeps and trucks.
I went to four different schools, the first of which, in order to graduate, it was required that each individual take a cardboard box full of electronic components, capacitors, resistors, and inductors, and asemble them on a pegboard so that they became a functioning communications radio that would send and receive to three different locations. At which time an instructor would examine the performance, electronically,and if the radio did not achieve certain levels of sensitivity and selectivity, you failed the exam. From memory. No notes.
Class of 1968
Marine Corps, 4 Years
I was MOS 2841/47 Ground Radio Repairman/with Limted Cryptographic Capability I was an electronics technician who could examine a cryptograph radio and determine which of it's various encased sections was malfunctioning and perform a section replacement. I was not permitted to be knowledgeable of it's exact componentry. That was a higher pay grade than mine, so to speak. During my entire time on active duty I never actually performed that function, but I sure worked on a bunch of radio's. Some of them in tank's, ONTOS, or jeeps and trucks.
I went to four different schools, the first of which, in order to graduate, it was required that each individual take a cardboard box full of electronic components, capacitors, resistors, and inductors, and asemble them on a pegboard so that they became a functioning communications radio that would send and receive to three different locations. At which time an instructor would examine the performance, electronically,and if the radio did not achieve certain levels of sensitivity and selectivity, you failed the exam. From memory. No notes.
Joe Warner
Class of 1970
Air Force, 34 Years
I enlisted in the Military (Air Force) shortly after graduating High School. I served four (4) years on Active Duty, then continued serving thirty (30) years in the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserves. During my Military Career I worked in the Supply field for fourteen (14) years as an Enlisted member; at which time I received a Direct Commission as a Medical Service Corps (MSC) Officer and served twenty (20) additional years as a Commissioned Officer. I retired from the Military in 2005. During the last thirty (30) years of Military Duty, I concurrently worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs, serving Service Connected Disabled Veterans.
Class of 1970
Air Force, 34 Years
I enlisted in the Military (Air Force) shortly after graduating High School. I served four (4) years on Active Duty, then continued serving thirty (30) years in the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserves. During my Military Career I worked in the Supply field for fourteen (14) years as an Enlisted member; at which time I received a Direct Commission as a Medical Service Corps (MSC) Officer and served twenty (20) additional years as a Commissioned Officer. I retired from the Military in 2005. During the last thirty (30) years of Military Duty, I concurrently worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs, serving Service Connected Disabled Veterans.
Kevin Lundy
Class of 1971
Army, 19 Years
US Army Infantry
4th Bn 20th Inf, 193d Brigade (Canal Zone)
US Army Infantry School, Ft Benning, GA
3d Bde, 42d ID NYARNG
USTRANSCOM Joint Transportation Reserve Unit
Class of 1971
Army, 19 Years
US Army Infantry
4th Bn 20th Inf, 193d Brigade (Canal Zone)
US Army Infantry School, Ft Benning, GA
3d Bde, 42d ID NYARNG
USTRANSCOM Joint Transportation Reserve Unit
Leon Pollock
Class of 1962
Air Force, 4 Years
Lack land AFB ,San Antonio TX,Amarillo AFB Amarillo TX,Randolph AFB ,San Antonio TX, Hahn AFB Germany..Fuel Specialist (POL)
Class of 1962
Air Force, 4 Years
Lack land AFB ,San Antonio TX,Amarillo AFB Amarillo TX,Randolph AFB ,San Antonio TX, Hahn AFB Germany..Fuel Specialist (POL)
Michael Jesmore
Class of 1967
Navy, 4 Years
Aviation Machinists Mate 3rd Class. Served from 1968 to 1972. Served in VP-42, VP-9 Moffett Field, Ca, Adak, AK, Agana, Guam, VP-31, Patuxant River, MD. Worked on P-3 and C-130 aircraft.
Class of 1967
Navy, 4 Years
Aviation Machinists Mate 3rd Class. Served from 1968 to 1972. Served in VP-42, VP-9 Moffett Field, Ca, Adak, AK, Agana, Guam, VP-31, Patuxant River, MD. Worked on P-3 and C-130 aircraft.
Robert Gatzke
Class of 1998
Navy, 9 Years
1989 - 1998
USS America VA-85
USS Roosevelt VFA-34
HSL-40
USS Enterprise VFA-34
Class of 1998
Navy, 9 Years
1989 - 1998
USS America VA-85
USS Roosevelt VFA-34
HSL-40
USS Enterprise VFA-34
Ron Mallory
Class of 1956
Navy, 4 Years
March 1958 to June 1962
Boot at Great Lakes
Radioman school at Bainbridge, MD
USS Guardian YAGR-1<
Class of 1956
Navy, 4 Years
March 1958 to June 1962
Boot at Great Lakes
Radioman school at Bainbridge, MD
USS Guardian YAGR-1<
Ryan Barry
Class of 2003
Navy, 4 Years
Operations Specialist petty officer second class. Two deployments, stationed out of pearl harbor. I was a member of many different teams while enlisted. VBSS, NGFS, SCAT, CSTT, ships reaction force, anti terrorism team advanced and basic, Tomahawk Cruise missile launch team.
Class of 2003
Navy, 4 Years
Operations Specialist petty officer second class. Two deployments, stationed out of pearl harbor. I was a member of many different teams while enlisted. VBSS, NGFS, SCAT, CSTT, ships reaction force, anti terrorism team advanced and basic, Tomahawk Cruise missile launch team.
Stephen Kieffer
Class of 1973
Marine Corps, 4 Years
USMC for four years and three months in Southern California (El Toro) I was a Surveyor (before GPS) and surveyed in radar sites.
Class of 1973
Marine Corps, 4 Years
USMC for four years and three months in Southern California (El Toro) I was a Surveyor (before GPS) and surveyed in radar sites.
Tommy Van Deuson
Class of 1972
Navy, 20+ Years
Chief Petty Officer (Surface warfare) (Ret) 21 years. Served aboard
the USS John F. Kennedy (CV67), USS Puget Sound (AD38), USS Seattle (AOE 3)
, USS Plymouth Rock (LSD), USS Yellowstone (AD 41). Anchored off the coast during the Lebanon crisis for airlift of Americans, Served o
Desert Storm.
Class of 1972
Navy, 20+ Years
Chief Petty Officer (Surface warfare) (Ret) 21 years. Served aboard
the USS John F. Kennedy (CV67), USS Puget Sound (AD38), USS Seattle (AOE 3)
, USS Plymouth Rock (LSD), USS Yellowstone (AD 41). Anchored off the coast during the Lebanon crisis for airlift of Americans, Served o
Desert Storm.
William Coe
Class of 1961
Navy, 2 Years
Joined the Navy after school. Was at Bay of Pigs on USS Oglethorpe, then to Cambodia and Nam before the (un)official conflict. Got blown up in a jeep by a land mine an lost full use of my left ankle resulting in a limp.
Class of 1961
Navy, 2 Years
Joined the Navy after school. Was at Bay of Pigs on USS Oglethorpe, then to Cambodia and Nam before the (un)official conflict. Got blown up in a jeep by a land mine an lost full use of my left ankle resulting in a limp.
Willis Utter
Class of 1962
Navy, 6 Years
Was in the Navy Seabees MCB7 shipped out right after finish high school.
Class of 1962
Navy, 6 Years
Was in the Navy Seabees MCB7 shipped out right after finish high school.
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