Reunions

Sun., Sept. 19, 1999

New listings

Navy Cruiser-Sailor Association Contact Dutch Schneberger at 928-6244 or Gail Edwards 924-4188.

School

Post Falls High School Class of 1940 Thursday-Saturday; contact Donna Rae Sweeney, (208) 773-4627, or Roberta Hibbard at (208) 773-5527.

Troy (Mont.) High School All-School Reunion Meeting Assist with the planning of the Aug. 4-6, 2000, reunion, Oct. 2, 1 p.m.; bring a dish to share; contact Fred McDougall at (406) 295-4993 or Marcia Weidner at 891-5092.

Sandpoint High School All-School Reunion Oct. 2, noon, Old Country Buffet, Franklin Park Mall, Spokane; contact Jean Bottcher, 177 E St. S.E., Ephrata, WA 98823; 754-2644.

Tulsa Central High School Class of 1954 Oct. 8-10; write to P.O. Box 51662, Tulsa, OK 74152-0662.

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.

George Washington High School (Los Angeles) Classes of Winter and Summer 1959 Oct. 16, Long Beach, Calif.; contact Donna Armbruster, (208) 773-8691 or Richard Polis, (714) 827-2916.

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

Rogers High School Class of 1959 Nov. 26; contact Carol Madren Ross at 466-9623, Darlene Simmons Martin at 466-7281 or e-mail at car@cet.com.

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