Southeastern High School Alumni
Chillicothe, Ohio (OH)
Recent Members
| Amanda Teresa Seay | 2011 |
| Jason Belcher | 2003 |
| Ken Park | 1964 |
| Larry Stevens | 1952 |
| Pamela Havens | 1981 |
| Robin Wilhelm | 1972 |
| Shaun Allen | 2000 |
| Thomas Thomas Painter | 2003 |
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
Cynthia J. McClure
Class of 1974
Air Force, 3 Years
Stationed at Alamogordo AFB in Alamogordo, NM - 49th Tactical Fighter Wing. Traveled to Germany in 75 and 76 with visits to Paris and Ireland during TDY 'Crested Cap' and to Las Vegas, NV in 75 and 76 TDY 'Red Flag'
Class of 1974
Air Force, 3 Years
Stationed at Alamogordo AFB in Alamogordo, NM - 49th Tactical Fighter Wing. Traveled to Germany in 75 and 76 with visits to Paris and Ireland during TDY 'Crested Cap' and to Las Vegas, NV in 75 and 76 TDY 'Red Flag'
Elwood A Strausbaugh
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
E5- trained on heavy equipment spent 1 year in Viet Nam ...located 6 miles from the DMC in area of Dong Ha. working with heavy artillery self propelled 105-155-175.......stationed at Head Quarters....also needed to serve as a cullinary chef on location....
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years
E5- trained on heavy equipment spent 1 year in Viet Nam ...located 6 miles from the DMC in area of Dong Ha. working with heavy artillery self propelled 105-155-175.......stationed at Head Quarters....also needed to serve as a cullinary chef on location....
Peggy Richter Corya
Class of 1979
Navy, 4 Years
BRANCH: USNAVY (1982-1986)
STATIONED: Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base. Kings Bay.GA
RATE/RANK: Petty Officer 3rd Class Machinery Repairman
DUTIES: I was assigned to 1 of 4 tugboats. Our job was to go out and assist a sub that was returning to port and also take any sub back out to sea. We also patrolled the waters so noone could come or go without proper authorization. As a machinery repairman I was responsilbe for maintance on the tugboat. I would make replacement parts using a lathe. milling machine, or drill press. Keeping the tug in good running order was important because we could be called at any time to go retrieve a sub. My rate was also in a fireman class
so I was trained how to handle onboard fires and assisting any injured ppl off the ship to safety.
I never left the states ....I did get to see a sub from all 3 classes...I also got to see up close a SR-71. which is a stelth aircraft. At the time it was the best of its class. It was an awesome site to see!
I'm proud to have served my country and in Sept 1986 I received an Honorable Discharge. Although it was during a time of peace I took my duty very serious. My freedom is something I don't take for granted, it was earned because men and women chose to protect it! I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN VET!
Class of 1979
Navy, 4 Years
BRANCH: USNAVY (1982-1986)
STATIONED: Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base. Kings Bay.GA
RATE/RANK: Petty Officer 3rd Class Machinery Repairman
DUTIES: I was assigned to 1 of 4 tugboats. Our job was to go out and assist a sub that was returning to port and also take any sub back out to sea. We also patrolled the waters so noone could come or go without proper authorization. As a machinery repairman I was responsilbe for maintance on the tugboat. I would make replacement parts using a lathe. milling machine, or drill press. Keeping the tug in good running order was important because we could be called at any time to go retrieve a sub. My rate was also in a fireman class
so I was trained how to handle onboard fires and assisting any injured ppl off the ship to safety.
I never left the states ....I did get to see a sub from all 3 classes...I also got to see up close a SR-71. which is a stelth aircraft. At the time it was the best of its class. It was an awesome site to see!
I'm proud to have served my country and in Sept 1986 I received an Honorable Discharge. Although it was during a time of peace I took my duty very serious. My freedom is something I don't take for granted, it was earned because men and women chose to protect it! I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN VET!
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Our Southeastern 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 Southeastern High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Chillicothe are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!