By Anna Gallegos
Jun 3, 2021
Did you lose a class ring? The Oklahoma County Sheriff s Office is trying to reunite missing class rings with their owners.
The sheriff s office recently found 11 rings while cleaning out its vault. The sheriff s office didn t say where or when the rings were originally found, but the oldest one is from 1947.
The owners can get their rings back by contacting the sheriff s office at evidence@oklahomacounty.org or call (405) 713-1946. The rings will only be handed over to people who can provide evidence that they are the real owners.
Here s the rings that were found:
Silver colored United States Air Force ring with large round Blue colored stone; dated MCMXLVII (1947); artwork and engraving of Air Force imagery. No initials.
Oklahoma County Sheriff s Office Asking For Help Finding Owners Of Class Ring Collection
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Black History Month: Formerly all-Black high schools have stories to share
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McKinley High School is listed as a national historic landmark as the first high school for African Americans in the state, but it certainly was not the only school for Black students.
Of the dozens of Black schools in all 64 parishes across the state, many people remember those schools and the stories behind them, and T.A. Levy High School in Rosedale was one of those schools.
“I graduated from Thomas A. Levy and two of my brothers. Maxine Crump did as well,” Thomas Levy.