Pleasant Hill High School Alumni
Pleasant Hill, Oregon (OR)
Recent Members
| Connor Mcgreggor | 1984 |
| Jessica Mccoy | 2003 |
| Judy Hall | 1998 |
| Kim Underwood | 1986 |
| Michael Mooney | 1962 |
| Sean Harris | 1984 |
| William Pippitt | 1972 |
| Yvonne Philes | 1970 |
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
Allette Jennine Wellauer
Class of 1989
Army, 2 Years
91B Medic Stationed at Ft. Sill in Oklahoma
Class of 1989
Army, 2 Years
91B Medic Stationed at Ft. Sill in Oklahoma
Everett W. Holstrom
Class of 1934
Air Force, 20+ Years
Everett W. (Brick) Holstrom was born at Cottage Grove, Ore., in 1916. He graduated from Pleasant Hill High School, Pleasant Hill, Ore., in 1934, and attended Oregon State College from that year and until he entered the military service at Fort Lewis, Wash., in December 1939.
General Holstrom completed basic and advanced flying schools at Randolph and Kelly Air Force bases and was awarded the aeronautical rating of pilot upon graduation in 1940. Christmas Day in 1941 was an eventful one for Second Lieutenant Holstrom as well as the Army Air Corps for it was on this day that he had the opportunity of destroying the first enemy submarine off the west coast of the United States.
The historic day of April 18, 1942, is also well remembered by the general for it was on that fateful day that he piloted a B-25 as a member of Jimmy Doolittle's raiders when the mainland of Japan was first bombed by U.S. aircraft. General Holstrom was forced to bail out in China, after dropping his payload on Tokyo. There, at Kunming, he assumed command of the 11th Bomb Squadron from early 1942 until the end of 1943.
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Class of 1934
Air Force, 20+ Years
Everett W. (Brick) Holstrom was born at Cottage Grove, Ore., in 1916. He graduated from Pleasant Hill High School, Pleasant Hill, Ore., in 1934, and attended Oregon State College from that year and until he entered the military service at Fort Lewis, Wash., in December 1939.
General Holstrom completed basic and advanced flying schools at Randolph and Kelly Air Force bases and was awarded the aeronautical rating of pilot upon graduation in 1940. Christmas Day in 1941 was an eventful one for Second Lieutenant Holstrom as well as the Army Air Corps for it was on this day that he had the opportunity of destroying the first enemy submarine off the west coast of the United States.
The historic day of April 18, 1942, is also well remembered by the general for it was on that fateful day that he piloted a B-25 as a member of Jimmy Doolittle's raiders when the mainland of Japan was first bombed by U.S. aircraft. General Holstrom was forced to bail out in China, after dropping his payload on Tokyo. There, at Kunming, he assumed command of the 11th Bomb Squadron from early 1942 until the end of 1943.
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Kenneth Hoole
Class of 1963
Air Force, 4 Years
Served in Texas, New Mexico, Khorat, Thailand, Washington D.C. - The Pentagon
Class of 1963
Air Force, 4 Years
Served in Texas, New Mexico, Khorat, Thailand, Washington D.C. - The Pentagon
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School News
Need to plan reunion for Class of 73s 45th reunioin
At our 40th reunion, it was decided we needed to get together for our 45th reunion. Now is a good time to start prepari...
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Our Pleasant Hill 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 Pleasant Hill High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Pleasant Hill are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!