School Reunions

Thu., Aug. 12, 1999

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1979 Friday and Saturday; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or Reunions@Netw.Com.

University High School Class of 1979 Friday and Saturday; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

North Central High School Class of 1979 Friday through Aug. 15; contact Sylvia Quellmalz Smith; 891-2062.

Freeman High School Class of 1969 Saturday; contact Gail Kopp at 926-6197.

Lewis and Clark High School Classes of 1953 and 1954 Saturday, Lake Coeur d’Alene; contact Patty Atkinson, 327-1012 or Annetta Farr, 466-0975.

Marycliff High School Class of 1979 Saturday and Sunday; contact Theresa CowellUtecht at (253) 874-1963 or TMU61@aol.com.

Ferris High School Class of 1979 Saturday and Sunday; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

University High School Class of 1989 Aug. 20-21; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

Central Valley High School Class of 1959 Aug. 20-22; contact Jackie at 924-1329.

St. Aloysius School All-Alumni Aug. 21, 4-11 p.m., 611 E. Mission; contact Joanne Giese Vincent at 489-7825.

Marycliff High School Class of 1969 Aug. 21, 1 p.m., Clinkerdagger’s Restaurant, Spokane; contact Kathy Caya Buescher, 466-0512.

Mead High School Class of 1959 Aug. 21; call Sharlee, 928-2588, or Mert, 238-4308.

Rogers High School Class of 1969 Aug. 21, DoubleTree Hotel, Spokane Valley; contact Brenda Davis, 924-8671 or Mike and Pauline Schmidt, 466-5874.

Lewis and Clark High School Classes of January and June 1934 Aug. 25; contact Secy Freda Brender Meilleur, 813 W. Carlisle, Spokane, WA 99205-3308; 327-5096.

Ferris High School Class of 1989 Aug. 27-28; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1949 Aug. 27-28; contact Classy Reunions; (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

Central Valley High School Class of 1949 Aug. 28, Valley Elks; call Lorelle Pederson, 835-3520, or Gust Kallas, 926-1373.

Rogers High School Class of 1949 Sept. 10-12, Cavanaughs Templin’s Resort, Post Falls; contact Carol Gunderson at 921-8954 or John Hilsen at 466-4529.

Rogers High School Class of 1948 Picnic, Sept. 17, noon, Camp Caro in Dishman Hills; contact Leon, 921-1502; Rose, 489-8152; or Donna, 328-7334.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1939 Sept. 18-19, Shilo Inn, 923 E. Third; call Mary Nell, 489-2934, or Jane, 328-4720.

Spokane Community College Nursing Class of December 1993 Oct. 15, 6 p.m., Stockyards Inn; contact Bonnie Steptoe at 299-3461 or Soni Brazzle at 456-0758.

Rogers High School Class of 1989 Oct. 22-23; contact Lori at 489-1384 or e-mail at mrclean@spu.edu.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1955 July 21-23, Coeur d’Alene Resort; contact Nancy Flagan at (208) 765-3723 or Janet Ruehl at 448-2292.

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