Reunions

Thu., Jan. 16, 1997

New listings

USS Lexington (CV-2) Club May 8-11, Red Lion Hotel, Ontario, Calif.; contact Walt Kastner, 466 Ivy Glen Drive, Mira Loma, CA 91752, or call (909) 681-1101.

USS Sperry (AS-12) Submarine Tender, 1942-1982 June 26-28, Branson, Mo.; contact Jim Taylor, 5081 Holly Farms Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23462, or call (757) 490-2462.

USS Hoggatt Bay (CVE 75) and squadrons VC14, VC 88, and VC 99, Sept. 18-21, Norfolk, Va.; contact Ginny Canaday, 5868 Argyle Way, Riverside, CA 92506-3513.

School

Holy Names Academy, Class of 1967 contact Betty (Streicher) Moore, 534-5385, or fax 536-6027.

North Central High School, Class of 1947 June; call Doris at 325-0374, or Pat at 926-1476.

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