Westmoreland High School Alumni
Westmoreland, New York (NY)
Recent Members
| Anthony J Rotolo | 1965 |
| Jamie Mazur | 2013 |
| Kevin Romleski Kevin Romleski | 1986 |
| Marina Deangelo | 2015 |
| Pamela Clemens | 1975 |
| Richard Froschauer Jr. Richard Froschauer Jr. | 1981 |
| Robert Gilman Gilman | 1955 |
| William D Ott William D Ott | 1963 |
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
ART SPENCER
Class of 1970
Air Force, 34 Years
1st 9 year Civil Engineering
11 years Electronic Systems
14 Years Air Force Researce Lab Project mgr and Frequency Manager
Class of 1970
Air Force, 34 Years
1st 9 year Civil Engineering
11 years Electronic Systems
14 Years Air Force Researce Lab Project mgr and Frequency Manager
Charles (Charlie) De Armond
Class of 1970
Air Force, 26 Years
Avionics Sensor Systems. Worked with electronics, electrical and optical photo devices, Radar, Infrared, Lasers, Low Light Level Cameras and devices, computers, video recorders, night vision googles. One of the founders of the Air Force Night Vision Goggle Board. Involved with the Design process of the AC-130U Gunship, Talon II, Pave Low Helicopters, Automatic Test Equipment for Avionic devices, and Support Equipment. Wrote thousands of pages of procedures several aircraft, testing stations, support equipment and systems. Designed an aircraft interface (Mechanical and electrical) to install the Q-17 on the AC-130 H Gunship prior to SOFI upgrades. Aircraft worked on SR-71, AC-130 A/H Gunships, RF-4C, F-4D/E, F-111F, AC-130 Talon I and II, and HH-53 Pave Low. Worked systems and aircraft interfaces on all of these Aircraft. We did both in shop and flight line work. Set-up Aircraft Modification line for AN/AVQ-153 laser Target Designator System at Mc Dill AFB. Also got to work on one system designed and built locally at the time by GE of Utica, NY. It was the AN/ASQ-145 Low Level Light Camera System. I was also involved with this company by submitting plans to our program manager to improve this system. I was involved in the design review process and flight testing of these components. I also wrote the Laser Safety procedures for Tactical Air Command and it became the Air Standard.
Class of 1970
Air Force, 26 Years
Avionics Sensor Systems. Worked with electronics, electrical and optical photo devices, Radar, Infrared, Lasers, Low Light Level Cameras and devices, computers, video recorders, night vision googles. One of the founders of the Air Force Night Vision Goggle Board. Involved with the Design process of the AC-130U Gunship, Talon II, Pave Low Helicopters, Automatic Test Equipment for Avionic devices, and Support Equipment. Wrote thousands of pages of procedures several aircraft, testing stations, support equipment and systems. Designed an aircraft interface (Mechanical and electrical) to install the Q-17 on the AC-130 H Gunship prior to SOFI upgrades. Aircraft worked on SR-71, AC-130 A/H Gunships, RF-4C, F-4D/E, F-111F, AC-130 Talon I and II, and HH-53 Pave Low. Worked systems and aircraft interfaces on all of these Aircraft. We did both in shop and flight line work. Set-up Aircraft Modification line for AN/AVQ-153 laser Target Designator System at Mc Dill AFB. Also got to work on one system designed and built locally at the time by GE of Utica, NY. It was the AN/ASQ-145 Low Level Light Camera System. I was also involved with this company by submitting plans to our program manager to improve this system. I was involved in the design review process and flight testing of these components. I also wrote the Laser Safety procedures for Tactical Air Command and it became the Air Standard.
Christopher Dabrowski
Class of 1969
Air Force, 9 Years
My job in the Air Force was computer repair.
I served in:
Massachusetts (Westover AFB) 1972-73
N Dakota (Minot AFB) 1973-76
West Germany (Hessish Oldendorf AS) 1976-79
S Carolina (Shaw AFB) 1979-81
Class of 1969
Air Force, 9 Years
My job in the Air Force was computer repair.
I served in:
Massachusetts (Westover AFB) 1972-73
N Dakota (Minot AFB) 1973-76
West Germany (Hessish Oldendorf AS) 1976-79
S Carolina (Shaw AFB) 1979-81
Christopher Dabrowski
Class of 1969
Air Force, 9 Years
I was a computer repair person. Served 1972-1981. Stationed in Westover Mass,
Minot ND, Sembauch West Germany, Sumter SC, Biloxi Miss
Class of 1969
Air Force, 9 Years
I was a computer repair person. Served 1972-1981. Stationed in Westover Mass,
Minot ND, Sembauch West Germany, Sumter SC, Biloxi Miss
Dennis Fred Creamer
Class of 1950
Air Force, 20+ Years
Nine years active, then in the reserves or National Guard. Radio repair, then Radar Ops where I was M&I Supervisor. Retired after 33 total years. Overseas duty in Germany and Alaska when it was still a territory.
Class of 1950
Air Force, 20+ Years
Nine years active, then in the reserves or National Guard. Radio repair, then Radar Ops where I was M&I Supervisor. Retired after 33 total years. Overseas duty in Germany and Alaska when it was still a territory.
Herbert H Smith
Class of 1956
Air Force, 4 Years
Basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio, TExas. Air weather school at Chanute Field in Illinois. Weather observer at Stewart AFB, Newburgh NY and Hancock Field, Syracuse, NY 1959 Airman of the year at Syracuse
Class of 1956
Air Force, 4 Years
Basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio, TExas. Air weather school at Chanute Field in Illinois. Weather observer at Stewart AFB, Newburgh NY and Hancock Field, Syracuse, NY 1959 Airman of the year at Syracuse
JohnRuling
Class of 1984
Navy, 4 Years
Went to boot camp in Great Lakes, Illinois and then went to my "A" school in Millington, TN. After training I was stationed aboard the USS Enterprise CVN-65. My job in the Navy was an Aviation Ordnance which meant that I was working around different types of bombs and missiles that went on the aircraft. While in the Navy I was able to travel around the world 2x and got to see action over in the Middle East. I was also among the few guys that was able to make it in the movie "Top Gun".
Class of 1984
Navy, 4 Years
Went to boot camp in Great Lakes, Illinois and then went to my "A" school in Millington, TN. After training I was stationed aboard the USS Enterprise CVN-65. My job in the Navy was an Aviation Ordnance which meant that I was working around different types of bombs and missiles that went on the aircraft. While in the Navy I was able to travel around the world 2x and got to see action over in the Middle East. I was also among the few guys that was able to make it in the movie "Top Gun".
Mark Hoffmeister
Class of 1972
Air Force, 2 Years
Intelligence Operations Specialist
Tactical Air Control Center
17th Air Force HQ
Sembach Air Base, Germany
Early out at the end of the Vietnam War to enter law enforcement.
Class of 1972
Air Force, 2 Years
Intelligence Operations Specialist
Tactical Air Control Center
17th Air Force HQ
Sembach Air Base, Germany
Early out at the end of the Vietnam War to enter law enforcement.
Michael Finch
Class of 1985
Navy, 20+ Years
Proud American and Westmo Alumni........
Class of 1985
Navy, 20+ Years
Proud American and Westmo Alumni........
Robert Howard Chaffee II
Class of 1981
Army, 14 Years
All spent as a heavy wheeled vehicle mechanic. Attained rank of E-5 Promotable, Sergeant. A veteran of Desert Shield and Desert Storm 1991.
Class of 1981
Army, 14 Years
All spent as a heavy wheeled vehicle mechanic. Attained rank of E-5 Promotable, Sergeant. A veteran of Desert Shield and Desert Storm 1991.
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Our Westmoreland 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 Westmoreland High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Westmoreland are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!