Reunions

Mon., April 13, 1998

New Listings

U.S.N. Armed Guard World War II Veterans June 25-28; in Bloomington, Maine at the Radisson Hotel South; contact Charles Lloyd, Chairman, 5712 Patridge Lane, Raleigh, NC 27609-4126; 919-876-5537.

Jenkins High School Class of 1988, Chewelah, Wash. July 10-12; contact Michelle Magart-Preedy, 467-9388.

Cheney High School Class of 1968 July 17-18; contact Les Harris, 235-5422 or 235-9523 before June 13.

Sandpoint High School Class of 1968 July 17-18; contact Karen (Thoma) Bradetich, (208) 263-3363, or Susan (Stilwell) Puckett at (208) 263-6792.

Lakeland High School Class of 1978 July 24-25; contact Connie Gill, 777-0457, or Vicki Caughran, 773-3237.

Lewis and Clark Class of 1973 Aug. 15; The Days Inn in Spokane; contact Terry Nicholson, 487-0422, or Rebecca Boyington-Johnson, 328-7419.

Other

Valley Crosstrailers Square and Round Dance Club 40th Anniversary Celebration for all present and former dancers, potluck, 6:30 p.m., April 18, Western Dance Center, 1901 N. Sullivan Road; contact 924-2848.

Marcus (Wash.) Town Reunion former students, teachers and area residents, Aug. 1, Marcus City Hall and Park; contact Darell (509) 738-6444, or Dick Sphuler (509) 684-2778.

School

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

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

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1988 July 31-Aug. 1; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194.

Cheney High School Class of 1978 all classmates, July 31-Aug. 2; contact Mitch Swenson, 623-1000 or Margie Garwood, 468-7977.

Troy (Mont.) Schools All-Class anyone who ever attended Troy schools, July 31-Aug. 2; contact Fred McDougall, P.O. Box K, Troy, MT 59935.

West Valley High School Class of 1968 July 31-Aug. 1; contact Connie Overdorff, 226-0213, or Veva McMaster 928-0228.

Mead High School Class of 1956 join other classes Aug. 1-2; contact Dorothy Stone, 213 W. Graves Road, Spokane, WA 99218; 466-9431, or by e-mail at cash@ipeg.com.

Mead High School All-Alumni Reunion Picnic Aug. 2, Franklin Park, 11 a.m.; call 276-2550 or 276-5489.

North Central High School Class of 1968 Aug. 7-8; contact susan (Saling) Betts, 7012 N. Five Mile Rd, Spokane, WA 99208, 326-6583 or Marilyn (Bartoletta) Pitini, 2428 N. Perry, Spokane, WA 99207, 487-5437.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1978 Aug. 7-8; contact Maxine (Davies) Silver, 466-7939, or Pam Abernathy, 466-7955.

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.

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

Riverside High School Class of 1988 Aug. 7-9; contact Stephanie Ahrens, 928-4200, or Shawna (Sponcler) Kreitz, 276-3072.

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

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