Northwest Christian

Thu., May 27, 1999

Class of 1999

Eric Bell Kristin Billing Damiah Casimir Allyson Clouse Mark Crouch

Natalie Curtis Ruth Dalton Ann Davis Amy Descoteaux Benjamin DiBiase Jacob Downard Geri Flinn Amy Gray Glenda Gudiel Bradley Halpin Jordan Hansen David Hille Bethany Jennings James Kelley Sarah Klaja David Knaggs Jeannette Koshman Jennifer Love Allan Lundberg Danielle Broadway-McDonald Tracy Meyers Lisa Moen Nathan Mulkey Kelly Nelson Bethany Neumann Abi Ogle Claire Paulus Erica Postlethwaite Jenna Rodgers Erin Scott Luke Smith Cory Turner Eric Verduin Laticia Widman Corey Wilke Seth Woods Christina Zorn

DETAILS Graduation Northwest Christian School will graduate the Class of 1999 at 1 p.m. June 12 at Whitworth Auditorium. It will honor one valedictorian. Principal: Jack Hancock Senior class advisers: Jim Orr, Nancy Abbott, Rod Holman Senior class officers: Presidents: Tracy Meyers/Natalie Curtis Vice president: Geri Flinn Secretary: Christina Zorn Treasurer: David Knaggs Social representatives: Damiah Casimir and Abi Ogle Spiritual representatives: Kristin Billing and Erin Scott

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