School Reunions

Thu., Aug. 26, 1999

Ferris High School Class of 1989 Friday and Saturday; contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or reunions@netw.com.

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

Central Valley High School Class of 1949 Saturday, Spokane Valley Elks; contact Lorelle Pederson at 835-3520 or Gust Kallas at 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.

Creston (Wash.) High School All-Class Sept. 11, open house at 3 p.m., dinner at 5:30, Creston High School; contact Joy Reitemeier at 326-4690.

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; contact Mary Nell at 489-2934 or Jane at 328-4720.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1955 July 21-23, 2000; Coeur d’Alene Resort; contact Nancy Flagan at (208) 765-3723 or Janet Ruehl at 448-2292.

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