Reuions

Thu., July 23, 1998

New Listings

Libby Junior High Alumni Picnic Thursday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., at Franklin Park at the new gazebo; contact Mariah Clarke, 926-2597.

Girl Scouts Camp Four Echoes 60th reunion for all Girl Scouts and friends of Camp Four Echoes; primary gathering, Aug. 23, noon, at the camp, and a fullweekend Aug. 21-23; for more information contact Molly Pearson at (509) 747-8091, ext. 219, or (800) 827-9478, ext. 219.

Marycliff High School Class of 1953 Sept. 12; for more information contact Sheila MacDonald at 466-5683, or Marilyn Love at 489-0859.

Newport (Wash.) High School Classes of 1951-53 Aug. 15, class of 1951, contact Delores (Dahlin) Storms, (509) 447-4220; class of 1952, contact Gladys (Richardson) Bishop, (509) 447-3420; and class of 1953, contact Joe Geary (509) 447-3016 or 447-2131.

School

Deer Park High School Class of 1968 and Alumni Celebration Saturday, Civic Center; contact Rick Tedrow, 276-6004.

Deer Park High School Class of 1978 Friday through Sunday; contact Kevin Carlson, 466-5382, 2121 E. Carlson Court, Spokane 99208 or www.LCAR773454@aol.com to RSVP.

Gonzaga Prep Classes of 1937, ‘38, ‘39, ‘48, ‘58, ‘68, ‘73 and ‘78 Friday through July 26; contact Alumni Office, 482-4218.

Holy Names Academy Class of 1968 Saturday and Sunday; contact Kathy Moran Denenny, 928-7787.

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

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.

Mead High School Classes of 1915-58 Aug. 1, 6:30 p.m, Spokane Ag Trade Center; contact Jack Baker, 238-6527, Dixie Riddle, 927-7525, Gerry Walsh, 466-6166, or Diane Lee, 489-3198.

Mead High School Annual All Alumni Reunion Aug. 2, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., at Franklin Park; contact 276-5489 or 276-2550.

West Valley High School Class of 1963 Aug. 7-8; contact Diane (Crash) Nelson Brown, 922-4621, Dale or Marily Presta Cline, 928-4771, or Gloria Johnson Fraser, 926-3161.

Medical Lake High School Class of 1978 Aug. 7-9; contact Sara (Marsh) Green, 2989 NW Paul Benjamin Road, Bremerton, WA 98312, (360) 479-0115; or Laurie (Sanders) Lasky, 4406 Arbordale Ave. W., University Place, WA 98466, (253) 566-5572.

Ferris High School Class of 1983 Aug. 8, 7 p.m.; call 443-1515 or 624-4548 for information.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1934 Aug. 19; contact Freda (Brender) Meilleur, 813 W. Carlisle, Spokane, WA 99205-3308; (509) 327-5096.

Gonzaga Prep Class of 1988 Sept. 11 and 12; contact Alumni Office, 482-4218.

Marycliff High School Class of 1953 Sept. 12; contact 489-0859 or 466-5683.

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