West Forsyth High School Alumni
Clemmons, North Carolina (NC)
Recent Members
| Corey Hart Hart | 1988 |
| Deanna Lassiter | 2016 |
| Isabel Isabel Zubia | 2012 |
| Nicole Azzouzi | 2020 |
| Robert Mckenzie | 1978 |
| Tom Winters | 1978 |
| Tristan Torgersen | 2010 |
| Tucker Harper | 2024 |
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
Have you lost your West Forsyth High School class ring? Have you found someone's class ring? Visit our Titans lost class ring page to search for your class ring or post information about a found ring.
Honored Military Alumni
Allen Horton
Class of 2002
Navy, 8 Years
Air Traffic Control
Started on the USS Harry S. Truman, now at Fleet Area and Control Vacility Virginia Vacpes.
Class of 2002
Navy, 8 Years
Air Traffic Control
Started on the USS Harry S. Truman, now at Fleet Area and Control Vacility Virginia Vacpes.
DAVID CRAWFORD
Class of 1981
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Lt. David Crawford Did 2 tour in Iraq & Afghanistan. He served his first tour with the marines in Iraq, why at west he was in the Army ROTC, Crawford says. “It was in some sense excellent preparation for entering into a foreign environment in the ambiguous role of diplomat, advisor and soldier with a mission to teach the Iraqi army as well as respect the Iraqi culture.â€
Crawford have led platoons in Iraq & have had a hand in helping to train the Iraqi army , leading a platoon to train their Iraqi counterparts was a challenging mission, because the young soldiers found it harder “to play the part of diplomat and advisor than soldier,
Class of 1981
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Lt. David Crawford Did 2 tour in Iraq & Afghanistan. He served his first tour with the marines in Iraq, why at west he was in the Army ROTC, Crawford says. “It was in some sense excellent preparation for entering into a foreign environment in the ambiguous role of diplomat, advisor and soldier with a mission to teach the Iraqi army as well as respect the Iraqi culture.â€
Crawford have led platoons in Iraq & have had a hand in helping to train the Iraqi army , leading a platoon to train their Iraqi counterparts was a challenging mission, because the young soldiers found it harder “to play the part of diplomat and advisor than soldier,
James Lash
Class of 1988
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
Is currently still serving in the USMC at the highest levels responsibilty. One of three active Infantry Division Communications Chief.
Class of 1988
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
Is currently still serving in the USMC at the highest levels responsibilty. One of three active Infantry Division Communications Chief.
Kirk Foster
Class of 1976
Army, 20+ Years
28 years 9 months as Army Logistics Officer
Class of 1976
Army, 20+ Years
28 years 9 months as Army Logistics Officer
Randy Gaither
Class of 1980
Air Force, 4 Years
Minuteman III Missile Systems Analyst
Grand Forks Air Force Base North Dakota
Class of 1980
Air Force, 4 Years
Minuteman III Missile Systems Analyst
Grand Forks Air Force Base North Dakota
Reid Davisworth
Class of 1999
Marine Corps, 5 Years
Search and Resuce Plane Captain, training and licensing NCO Mcas Yuma AZ. Provost Marshall's Office platoon commander. Mcas rifle/piston instructor. Honorable discharge/EAS 2004.
Class of 1999
Marine Corps, 5 Years
Search and Resuce Plane Captain, training and licensing NCO Mcas Yuma AZ. Provost Marshall's Office platoon commander. Mcas rifle/piston instructor. Honorable discharge/EAS 2004.
Alumni Stories
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School News
lost 1971 mens class ring
could someone send me a pic of a 1971 class ring. I think it has an old english "W" on the stone
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Our West Forsyth 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 West Forsyth High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Clemmons are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!