Reunions

Sat., Jan. 15, 2000

New listings

Northwest Christian Schools Classes of 1950-2000 All-class reunion, June 16-17. Contact the school at 5104 E. Bernhill Road, Colbert, WA 99005; 238-4005; www.nwcs.org, or e-mail bfriedly@nwcs.org.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1965 Aug. 4-6, contact Vicky (Samuels) Anderson, 326-0578 or Ginny (Davis) Parker, 466-8005.

Wallace High/Academy All-Class Aug. 11-13, contact Betty Williams (208) 752-3871; e-mail ladies@nidlink.com.

Central Valley High School Class of 1955 Sept. 1-3, contact C. Carlson, 926-3722 or C. Miller Wisenor, 926-8822.

Post Falls High School Classes of 1947-1957 Hosted by the class of 1950, Sept. 15-17. Teachers, alumni and nongraduates welcome. Call (208) 772-8209, (208) 765-9422, 489-9641 or 747-1238.

USS POLLUX (AKS-2/AKS-4) Oct. 15-19, Branson, Mo., contact Dud Crawford (619) 267-2247, e-mail DDCRAWFORD@aol.com; or Glen Broxson (850) 994-0416, e-mail GLENBROX@juno.com.

USS Consolation, SS Hope, RMS Queen Mary Oct. 2-5, Long Beach, Calif. Contact Ted Bobins, 25 Antibes, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677-2781; e-mail tedbobins@email.msn.com; www.ussconsolation-ah15.org.

School

Lewis and Clark High School class of 1950 June 9-10. Contact Nancy Atwater Rector, 535-6203 or Nancy Johnson Lindsay, 838-3880.

Curlew (Wash.) School Classes of 1960-72 Fourth of July weekend. Please contact Sandi Perkins Rohde, 3 S. Ross St., Farmersburg, IA 52047; (319) 536-2223 or e-mail at slrohde@hotmail.com.

Shadle Park High School Classes of 1960-1962 July 14-15. For more information contact your class representative; class of 1960, Cathy Stohs 466-4780, or Judi Campbell 922-5151; class of 1961, Jim Paton 276-1175, or Joy Vickerman 534-4374; class of 1962, Larry Groshoff 448-3732, or Dave Morton 328-0232.

Mullan (Idaho) District All-School Reunion July 21-23; contact Millie Grant at (208) 744-1341.

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.

Central Valley High School Class of 1950 July 21-23. Contact Janet Gray 534-9479; Shirley McManamon 926-0089; Gene Hair 924-7352; Sadie Ruechert 926-4768; or Jim Keeling 926-5831.

Harrison, Rose Lake, Indian Springs and Kootenai All-School Reunions July 27-30, contact Marian Jones, 4825 E. Thompson Lake Road, Harrison, ID 83833; or Don Heikkila, 7100 E. O’Gara Road, Harrison, ID 83833; (208) 689-3349; e-mail: donhei@nidlink.com.

Medical Lake High School Class of 1990 July 28-30. Please contact Mike Sweeney at 509-299-3791 or e-mail msweeney27@hotmail.com.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy of Coeur d’Alene All-school reunion; July 28-30. Contact Margaret Nielsen Schaffner, (208) 664-3542, or Ja-Nee Russell Newby, (208) 664-3430.

Metaline Falls (Wash.) All-School Reunion July 28-30; contact Joyce Evans, Box 416, Metaline Falls, WA 99153; or call (509) 466-4155.

Rogers High School classes of 1950 and 1951 Have joined together for their 50-year reunions, Aug. 3-4. Contact Chuck Hafner at 924-0445, or Carol Ann Horey Olmstead at 483-8374, e-mail Rog50yrclassreun@aol.com.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1965 Aug. 11-12, contact DianRoffler Cummins at (509) 456-0304, e-mail at DRoffLC65@aol.com.

Republic (Wash.) High School Classes of 1955-1960 Aug. 18-20. Contact Carol Lee Fowler Magers, (509) 775-2711; or Judy Walter Stabenfeldt at (509) 775-3623.

Other

Smokejumper Reunion 2000 June 16-18, Redding Convention Center in Redding, Calif. Contact Chuck Sheley (530) 893-0436; e-mail chkgsheley@earthlink.net or, Murry Taylor (530) 468-5519; e-mail murrytay@sisqtel.net.

Military

Dept. of Army Special Photographic Office March, Bangkok, Thailand; contact Charles Abbott, 7488 Daisy Circle, Macungie, PA 18062; (610) 398-0473 or e-mail at haybabbott@aol.com.

USS Saufley Reunion USS Saufley (DDE465) All-Hands Reunion, May 3-7, Virginia Beach, Va. Contact William (Bill) Marttila (603) 882-4582, or e-mail billmart@prodigy.net.

USS Lexington (CV-2) Club 47th Annual Reunion, May 10-13 at the Holiday Inn, Anchorage, Alaska. Contact Walt Kastner, Secretary-Treasurer, USS Lexingington (CV2) Club, 466 Ivy Glen Dr., Mira Loma, CA 91752; (909) 681-1101.

USS Pawcatuck (AO-108) April 6-9, Lancaster, Pa.; contact Richard St. Jean, 49 Sawmill Park, Southwick, MA 01077; (413) 569-5294.

USS Fargo (CL-106) April 6-9, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; contact Fred Huntington, 4608 Valley Forge Lane, Virginia Beach, VA 23462-2208; (757) 499-5076.

USS Tarawa (CV/CVA/CVS-40) April 27-30, San Diego; contact Cliff Gardner, 465 Gardiner Road, Lot 35, Kingston, RI 02892-1047; (401) 539-1149.

USS Kenneth D Bailey (DD/DDR-713) April 27-30, Boston; contact Robert Levine, 439 Weld St., West Roxbury, MA 02132-1109.

SS Roanoke (CL-145) Spring, Biloxi, Miss.; contact Forrest Doucette, 4701 W. Placita de Suerte, Tucson, AZ 85745; (520) 743-7383; e-mail at FHDoucette@aol.com.

USS Gurke (DD-783) Spring, Tucson, Ariz.; contact Wilbur and Helen Heslop, P.O. Box 438, Cambridge, IA 50046; (515) 383-2269.

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