Lejeune High School is located aboard Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, a military installation covering 246 square miles in southeastern North Carolina. Approximately 42,000 active duty Marines and sailors are stationed at the Camp Lejeune complex. About 4,500 of the service members reside in federal housing units aboard the base. Including dependents, the base population typically numbers about 17,000.

Lejeune High School is a comprehensive four-year school and is funded by the Department of Defense. The school serves an average enrollment of 510 students. All membes of the student body are military dependents and must reside in base housing to be eligible to attend. By the nature of the community served, the school population is multi-ethnic and transient.

Lejeune High School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a permanent member of the College Board and the College and the College Scholarship Service.

    Please help us to add, update, and correct our school history. The following information has been obtained from yearbooks, JR. GLOBE, PUPS TALE, DAILY NEWS microfilm (headache time), newspaper clippings, and the memories of our graduates and former students.

    So much of our history has never been recorded, but taken away as personal and class memories. Some history has been lost due to the transient nature of our school and community. CLHS and LHS has a great history and it should be told and shown to continue the pride and tradition in our accomplishments. This history is very important to pass on to the students of today as they learn of the "DEVILPUP" story.

    Again, please help us to record and preserve the "memories". Any pictures, newspaper clippings, stories (kinda make them 51% accurate!), school newspapers, athletic records or programs, would be greatly appreciated........