School Reunions

Thu., Jan. 27, 2000

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Tekoa (Wash.) High School Class of 1950 50th reunion, June 30; all graduates of Tekoa High School welcome. For more information call Janet Lombard Lydig, 466-0723.

Cheney High School Class of 1980 Aug. 11-12; for details or to forward classmate information, contact Larry Robinette, 483-0179, or Bernadette DesChamps 466-4257, or see the reunion Web site at cheneyhigh.cjb.net.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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