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| Marty Hammond, our fallen hero. Voted "Best Dressed." WE HONOR YOU.
Jan snagged this off the Vietnam Memorial Website: www.thewallusa.com (they welcome comments)
SP5 - E5 - Army - Selective Service
1st Log Command
21 year old Single, Caucasian, Male
Born on Oct 19, 1948
From ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA
Length of service 1 year.
His tour of duty began on Oct 13, 1968
Casualty was on Dec 20, 1969
in PLEIKU, SOUTH VIETNAM
NON-HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
VEHICLE CRASH
Body was recovered
Religion
LATTER DAY SAINTS, MORMON
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If you have memories to share of any of these classmates who made an impact on your life, lplease send us your comments. jancoleman@foothill.net
Bob Alcantra Wayne Alga Gary Breidenback Kevin Campbell Paul DeCruz Keith DePolo
From Gail Tulley Jensen: I was just going through the Pirate site. It's great. I wanted to add Keith DePolo to the Lost List. I know he didn't graduate with us. He went on to fight in Viet Nam. Larry Copeland e-mailed me last year before I moved that Keith had passed away. Keith was involved in school sports, he was the guy I wanted to go to the Gab Dance with. He was the guy across the street with his big brother Carl. SEE PHOTO OF KEITH & BANCROFT STUDENT BODY CARD. Gail is wondering why she still has it after 45 years.... Dan Ditto Michele (Mickey) Freund Marty Hammond ** Go to: http://www.cdva.ca.gov/memorial/cvvm.asp and search for Lloyd Martin Hammond Jr. under Alameda County. "It is very touching.I cried my eyes out when I saw it," says Kathy Tucker Lawrence. " Marty was a great guy! I loved him like a brother during those school years, Halcyon thru High School.I told him to wear that sweater for the Yearbook when he got Best Dressed."
Jean Hickling
I will always think Girl Scouts when I think of Jean. And smart. She inspired me. Jan
Steve Hidalgo Julieanne Jones Glenn Kennedy
I went to Christmas Ball in our Junior year with Glenn. He didn't go much for dancing, so we talked most of the night. He encouraged me to quit acting like I didn't have a brain. I'll never forget that. Jan Hansen Coleman
Dennis Malamet Peter Mandler Dennis McElhatton Terri Pace
I'll never forget summers in Clear Lake with Terri & family. She could flirt like nobody I ever knew, and get away with it. She was carefree and crazy, and I loved her for it. I spoke to her just before one of our reunions, and she was excited to see everybody, a bit scared because she'd "gained weight." I said, Terri, we all love you. It doesn't matter. She suddenly died a few weeks later. Jan Hansen Coleman
Marsha Robertson Mike Shields Mike Shinoda Craig Stompro
Craig was the brother I never had. We grew up on 140th, and our parents played cards together all the time. When we were in junior high I used to sneak out of the house at 3 a.m. and go on his paper route with him. The last time I saw Craig it was the early seventies. I was working at the courthouse in Oakland, and he came in for trial. I later saw him in the jail upstairs before he was sent to prison. He disappeared years ago. I never thought he'd go for a life of crime. He was so smart, too smart for his own good, but troubles obviously ran deep. I will always miss Craig. Jan Cliff Wilson
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Keith Depolo. Gail still has his Bancroft Student Body Card, though she has no idea why...Youthful memories are powerful.
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