Reunions

Thu., May 14, 1998

New Listings

Cheney High School Class of 1958 July 18; contact 466-7256 by July 1 for reservations.

Gonzaga Prep Classes of 1937, 38, 39, 48, 58, 68, 73 and 78 July 24-26; contact Alumni Office, 482-4218.

Gonzaga Prep Class of 1989 Sept. 11 and 12; contact Alumni Office, 482-4218.

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

General

Slinkard Family Reunion June 27, 10 a.m., Rockford City Park, contact Mabel Slinkard Horrocks, 13210 E. Black Road., Chattaroy, WA 99003; (509) 238-6638.

School

Marycliff Class of 1958 May 16, optional Mass will be followed by luncheon; contact Carol Wise Shannon, 747-1720, Barbara Arnold Traynor, 448-9582, Judy (Wier) Lenneman, 328-2340, or Trudy (Kassa) Jones, 466-8496.

Cheney High School Class of 1948 July 11, Days Inn at Spokane International Airport; contact Polly Reinbold Soderquist, (509) 255-6381.

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

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

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