Reunions

Tue., July 18, 1995

NEW LISTINGS

Jenkins High School, Class of 1975 Aug. 5; contact Brenda Gregerson at 935-6993 or Jeri McCanna at 935-6244.

West Valley High School, Class of 1970 Aug. 12; contact Dee (Martz) Parr at 926-4232 or JoAnn Lerseth at 926-9452.

Pocatello High/Highland High School, Class of 1965 Aug. 11-13; call Renee Babcock at 208-233-6620 or Claudia McCoy at 208-232-2953.

Wallace High School, Class of 1955 July 28-29; write Dorothy Thielman, P.O. Box 388, Wallace, ID 83873.

USS Wichita (CA45) & USS Tuscaloosa (CA37) Sept. 17-24, Omaha, Neb.; contact John Sheeran, 220 Tenth Ave., Council Bluffs, IA 51503; or call 712-322-1127.

Farragut Naval Training Station Sept. 8-11, Farragut, Idaho; contact Bud Warren, 1420 Madison, Astoria, ID 97103, or call 503-325-9620.

SCHOOL

Lewis and Clark High School, Class of 1975 July 21-23; contact Classy Reunions at 1-800-544-0194.

West Valley High School, Class of 1975 July 21-23; contact Vicki Chamberlain at 926-0568.

Cheney High School, Class of 1985 July 21-23; call Tina Magnuson at 448-9201.

North Central High School, Class of 1965 July 22; call Jim/Gay Rew at 325-9580, or Darrel Marks at 328-2525.

Colville High School, Class of 1945 July 22-23; contact Blanche Storer at 738-6383.

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