In a solemn and formal ceremony, members of the South County High School Class of 2015 received their class rings, marking an important milestone and the symbolic transition into becoming ...

The popularity of yearbooks has remained steady, despite the digital diets of high schoolers. However, fewer students purchase class rings and letter jackets than in years past. For decades, the ...

General Diana Holland salutes after placing the class ring of deceased West Point graduate Brig Gen. James Hebert, class of 1945, into a melting crucible at the Pease & Curren foundry Monday, Feb. 27, ...

A young girl who found a class ring while playing in Wyandotte County Lake Park has been able to reunite it with its owner -- 25 years later.Rachel Robinson said she was a young girl when she found ...

If only rings could talk.Nearly 50 years after a woman lost her boyfriend's class ring in a Maine department store, it turned up buried six inches deep in the floor of a forest in Finland."I was ...

If you find a stranger’s class ring, what do you do with it? In the days before the Internet, it might have been difficult to find someone across states and decades of time. Nowadays, you can try to ...

After spending over three years battling obstacles the U.S. Military Academy presented, the Class of 2021 cadets finally convened at Trophy Point to receive their class rings during the Ring Ceremony ...

Tradition, like service, binds together the members of the Long Gray Line who have graduated from the U.S. Military Academy. The rituals and uniforms have little changed over the years, but since 1835 ...

The man lost the ring while saving his friend from drowning, his brother said. A woman returned a class ring to a family 52 years after it was lost and around 30 years after she found it in a Missouri ...

At 11 a.m. on Nov. 30, a small miracle happened in the Northeast corner of the Cornelius Fred Meyer parking lot. A class ring, lost for 44 years, made its way back onto the finger of a Forest Grove ...

College was never a given for April Lugo, A&S '17. So when she arrived on the Homewood campus, she says, "For me, it was more like, 'This is all I've ever dreamed of.' I was one of very few people in ...