2020.11.12 Thank You VETS and Class News

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I’m leading the list off with our most decorated Veteran from the LRCHS Class of 1956:

HARMON, Bill                       -   Army  ⭐️⭐️ General (Major General)

 

BARNHOUSE, Jackie          -   Army National Guard   (D)

BLOUNT, Bobby Blunt          -  Army  (D)

BROOKS, J. C.                     -  AF National Guard

CALE, Dr. Charles                -    AF

CARMICHAEL, Jack            -    AF

CROW, Dr. Joe                     -   AF Colonel (flight surgeon/orthopedic surgeon)

DELL, Jack                           -   Navy Captain  (Annapolis Grad)

FARRIS, Sam                       -   AF   (D)

GRUMBLES, Jimmy            -   AF  (Pilot)

HARMON, Bill                      -   Army (2 Star Major General)

HARRIS, Carl                       -   Navy   (D)  

HARTSTEIN, Peter              -    Army

HAWN, Herbert “Stormy”      -    AF Pilot

JONES, Harold                     -    AF

JONES, Jimmy                     -    AF (D)

LANGLEY, Sam                   -    Army  (D)

LANGLEY, Wayne               -    Army

LEWIS, Rodger Pat             -    Navy

MOORE, Charles                 -    Army  (D)

MOOSER, Alvin "Storie"     -     Army National Guard

MULKEY, Gaylon                 -    Nacy

ORTON, Syd                        -    Army

RATH, Bill Rath                    -    Marines  (Viet Nam Pilot)

RIGGS, Lamar “Buddy”       -     Army

RUNYON, Frank                  -    Army  (D)

SATTERFIELD, Hammond  -   Army

SCHALCHLIN, Ed                -   Navy  (never left Australia!)

SCOTT, Rt Wayne “Scotty”  -   AF National Guard

SMITH, Ronnie                     -   Army

SONTAG, Robert                  -   Army   (D June 30, 1956, plane crash)

SPECTOR, Robert               -   AF

STOTTS, Jim                         -   Army Major – Several tours in Viet Nam and a KY Col.

WADE, Dr. Billy                     -   US Public Health Service (D)

WILLMUTH, Dr. Ragon         -   AF

WINTERS, Walt                     -   Army and Navy!

WRIGHT, Herb                      -   AF

YOUNG, Wayne                    -   Marines (Viet Nam Pilot) (D)

 

Although he wasn’t a Central High grad, Wesley Clark, a proud Little Rock native,

graduated #1 in his class at Hall High in 1962 and also at West Point plus he was 

a Rhodes Scholar.  The  four ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ General became “Supreme Allied 

Commander of Forces” in Europe which was the job Ike had during World War II 

when they launched “D day”.  That title job is still stationed in Belgium and manned 

by a U.S. General today. The General’s house/headquarters is a huge Château, over 

a hundred years old, with servants and all that.

 

I'm sure I missed several, but thanks to Bill Harmon and Joe Crow we put a pretty

good list together.  For those I missed, drop me a REPLY and I'll get you on the

list next time!

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TIGERS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!!!!!!!!

WE ALL OWE YOU ALOT AND ARE SO PROUD

TO KNOW YOU!!!


Class News


From Jeanette Young who has dedicated many years to the VFW:

Sadly we can't make the trip...and in previous years the reunions fell at the same time as our state conventions

and/or workshops & district. We were both totally dedicated. Traveling due to inherited bone problems travels

are out of the question now. It is the biggest reason for our 'retiring'. Yes, I get my toes damp...doing publicity

for the auxiliary from the house. I used to do all reporting, Community Scrapbooks (took five of 8 past years first

place in State and Placed 1st place three out of the last five years at National Convention). Have lots of wonderful

memories and friends. Thanks for what you do...been there and done that so I know what it takes. We live down

here in Orange, Texas three miles from the Louisiana border on the Gulf Coast...yep--Hurricane country. Had some

doozies lately but we love it here. Well, time to get busy...still don't stay idle. Thanks again.

Jeanette


Ronnie and Dianne Smith have moved into their new handicapped home, designed by Dianne. Address is

the same except substitute a "9" for the "1".


Happy Birthday tomorrow, Linda McGrew!!!


ML

LRCHS 1956