Watertown High School Alumni
Watertown, Massachusetts (MA)
Recent Members
| Cheryl Scalia | 1976 |
| Domenic Furia | 1959 |
| Harry Standel | 1957 |
| John Jack Mcneill | 1966 |
| Michael D'amico | 1973 |
| Paula Henderson | 1965 |
| Richard Boltrus | 1960 |
| William H Stevens William H Stevens | 1968 |
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
Bob Howley
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Trained as a artilleryman, trained on different artillery pieces, the "105 howitzer towed" was the main cannon to serve on, served with the
25th Infantry Division, 7th Bn, 11th Artillery.
Class of 1966
Army, 3 Years
Trained as a artilleryman, trained on different artillery pieces, the "105 howitzer towed" was the main cannon to serve on, served with the
25th Infantry Division, 7th Bn, 11th Artillery.
Ed Raymond
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
K-9 Air Police 380th bomber wing 8th air force
560th Southern Air Command dogs name Butch
Class of 1965
Air Force, 4 Years
K-9 Air Police 380th bomber wing 8th air force
560th Southern Air Command dogs name Butch
Gerald Pass
Class of 1949
Army, 4 Years
After Army joined the Air Force Reserve for 12 years. Security Police Investigatore
Class of 1949
Army, 4 Years
After Army joined the Air Force Reserve for 12 years. Security Police Investigatore
Jack Clark
Class of 1972
Navy, 4 Years
THIRD CLASS PETTY OFFICER ON THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER CV-34 VIET NAM VETERAN CAME HOME IN 1976
Class of 1972
Navy, 4 Years
THIRD CLASS PETTY OFFICER ON THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER CV-34 VIET NAM VETERAN CAME HOME IN 1976
jim alford
Class of 1963
Coast Guard, 3 Years
The CG put my engineering degree to work in their Merchant Marine Technical office in Cleveland. The office did plan review of construction and renovations on commercial vessels. We were essentially the building inspectors for the marine crowd. The job entailed a few trips "out on the lakes" to participate in "trials" to prove the adequacy of major work or new construction. It is proper, and preferred, to call even a thousand footer a "boat" on the Great Lakes. Ask me about the Edmund Fiitzgerald as I have some opinions as to why she split in two and went down with all hands (10 months after I returned to civilian life.)
Class of 1963
Coast Guard, 3 Years
The CG put my engineering degree to work in their Merchant Marine Technical office in Cleveland. The office did plan review of construction and renovations on commercial vessels. We were essentially the building inspectors for the marine crowd. The job entailed a few trips "out on the lakes" to participate in "trials" to prove the adequacy of major work or new construction. It is proper, and preferred, to call even a thousand footer a "boat" on the Great Lakes. Ask me about the Edmund Fiitzgerald as I have some opinions as to why she split in two and went down with all hands (10 months after I returned to civilian life.)
Joseph F. LaMacchia
Class of 1959
Air Force, 7 Years
B -52 ORI Readiness and launch Control. Walker AFB, Roswell, NM
Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico, Westover AFB, MA,
Class of 1959
Air Force, 7 Years
B -52 ORI Readiness and launch Control. Walker AFB, Roswell, NM
Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico, Westover AFB, MA,
Leo Sacco
Class of 1967
National Guard, 6 Years
C Company, 101 st YD division, A/T, Recon group.
Class of 1967
National Guard, 6 Years
C Company, 101 st YD division, A/T, Recon group.
Leo Sacco
Class of 1967
Army, 6 Years
101st Inf. trained on 106 Recoiless, and recon, qualified sharpshooter... no joy.
Class of 1967
Army, 6 Years
101st Inf. trained on 106 Recoiless, and recon, qualified sharpshooter... no joy.
Patrick Lenaghan
Class of 1975
Army, 17 Years
1Sgt Airborne Infantry / Military Police multiple Deployments/Campaigns VFW AL DAV still serving " God Bless America"
Class of 1975
Army, 17 Years
1Sgt Airborne Infantry / Military Police multiple Deployments/Campaigns VFW AL DAV still serving " God Bless America"
Richard Sabounjian
Class of 1966
Air Force, 6 Years
USAF-SSgt
Vietnam 1969-1970 Tuy Hoa
NATO FORCES ITALY 1970-1975
Class of 1966
Air Force, 6 Years
USAF-SSgt
Vietnam 1969-1970 Tuy Hoa
NATO FORCES ITALY 1970-1975
Rita M. Russo
Class of 1972
Navy, 5 Years
Cryptologic Technician, Worked in the Communication Center at the Naval Communications Area Master Station in Honolulu for most of my enlistment.
Class of 1972
Navy, 5 Years
Cryptologic Technician, Worked in the Communication Center at the Naval Communications Area Master Station in Honolulu for most of my enlistment.
Robert J. Johnson
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 2 Years
First known Vietnam fatality from Watertown. Actual number of year(s) served is unknown
Class of 1965
Marine Corps, 2 Years
First known Vietnam fatality from Watertown. Actual number of year(s) served is unknown
Vince Howley
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Sgt, Engineers for two years in Alaska and then 1st Air Defense Guided Missile Brigade, Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Sgt, Engineers for two years in Alaska and then 1st Air Defense Guided Missile Brigade, Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Vince Howley
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Served 2 years in Alaska in Engineers and later
in Texas in Guided Missle Air Defense.
Class of 1961
Army, 3 Years
Served 2 years in Alaska in Engineers and later
in Texas in Guided Missle Air Defense.
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School News
Gerald Paul Kenney
I am looking for anyone that knew my brother. He graduted frim WHS in 1957. I was only 9 so l really don't remember mu...
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Our Watertown 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 Watertown High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Watertown are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!