It's not diamonds, but a Shawnee man thinks a class ring he found may be of value to someone. <br/><br/>James Lawson installs and repairs sewer lines in Pottawatomie County. Monday, he found the
Tuesday, February 22nd 2005, 5:21 pm
By: News On 6
It's not diamonds, but a Shawnee man thinks a class ring he found may be of value to someone.
James Lawson installs and repairs sewer lines in Pottawatomie County. Monday, he found the class ring in a manhole, stuck in the muck. "I'm down in there with my hands. I'm pretty close to the stuff; I can see pretty much everything down there.â€
The ring has a blue stone, with Shawnee High School Class of 1970 around the stone. It also has quill and scroll symbols and what looks like a musical symbol. There are also the initials GJH engraved inside.
The ring looks like a woman's, but Shawnee school officials say there were only two people with the initials GJH who graduated in 1970 and they were both men.
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