Reunions

Mon., Dec. 15, 1997

New Listings

Mead High School Class of 1978 July 17-18; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Central Valley High School Class of 1978 July 18; contact Jerry Karstetter, 448-6238.

Cheney High School Class 1988 July 24-25; contact Classy Reunion (800) 544-0194.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1988 July 31-Aug. 1; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Joel E. Ferris High School Class of 1988 Aug. 7-8; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Mead High School Class of 1988 Aug. 7-8; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Joel E. Ferris High School Class of 1968 Aug. 14-15; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1968 Aug. 14-15; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Central Valley High School Class of 1988 Aug. 14-15; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Coeur d’Alene High Class of 1988 Aug. 14-15; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1948 Aug. 21-22; contact Classy Reunions (800) 544-0194.

School

Cusick High School All-Class Reunion July 11, Cusick (Wash.) High School; contact Beverly (Taylor) Ives, 1501 Flowery Trail Road, Usk, WA 99180; 445-1169.

University High School Class of 1978 July 17-18; contact Kim (Thompson) Skelton, 926-1299.

Cheney High All-School Reunion “Picnic in the Park for CHS”, July 18, Salnave Park; contact Ann Fisher Heehn, (360) 659-6858.

Marycliff High School Class of 1948 July 24-25; contact Pat Milla, 924-0169.

Republic 100th Anniversary All-Alumni Reunion from 1920-98, July 25, Terry County Fair Grounds.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1968 July 31-Aug. 1; contact Gloria Fletcher, 327-4348 or fax Debbi Schults, 327-7623.

Mead High School Class of 1956 join other classes on Aug. 1-2; contact Dorothy Stone, 213 W. Graves Road, Spokane, WA 99021; 466-9431.

University High School Class of 1988 Aug. 7-9; contact Bring ‘m Back Reunions, 458-7995.

Post Falls High School Class of 1968 Aug. 14-16; contact Sharon (Selden) Dunick, (208) 773-5967.

Military

Sunbelt Chapter of the 43rd Infantry Division Reunion former World War II and Korean War veterans, Jan. 22-25; contact Al Lendzian, 14341 Donavan Court, Spring Hills, FL 34610; (813) 856-8568.

USS DEWEY (DLG-14) former crewmen, February, with Carnival Cruise; contact Thomas Vidrine, 180 McLaurin Ave., Summervile, SC 29483; (803) 761-3505.

USS Kemper County (LST-854) Feb. 26-March 1, Myrtle Beach, SC; contact Jim Simonson, 2931 Cooper Ave. So., St. Cloud, MN 56301; (320) 253-2167.

USS William Pratt (DLG-13) February, with Carnival Cruise; contact Thomas Vidrine, 180 McLaurin Ave., Summerville, SC 29483; (803) 761-3505.

USS Nimitz (CVN-68) Association March 18-22, Norfolk, Va.; contact Bill Paschall, 528 Windy Hill Road, Blairsville, GA 30512; (706) 781-6105.

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