Santa Fe Alumnus Reunited with Class Ring After 30 Years

John E. Evans, a 1988 graduate of Santa Fe High School, experienced a remarkable reunion with a cherished possession he thought was lost forever. In 1987, shortly after receiving his class ring, John lost it during a family outing at Texas City Dike. Despite extensive searches, the ring remained missing for over three decades. Recently, during a debris survey, the ring was miraculously discovered, leading to an emotional reunion. This unexpected recovery turns back the pages of time and brings a piece of his youth back to John, highlighting the enduring connection to his alma mater and those special high school days.

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