Reunions

Sun., March 5, 2000

New listings

Riverside High School Class of 1990 Contact Angela (DeLisle) Malone, 465-2156, or Danielle (Kuntz) Tutt, 324-6385. Korean War Veterans Western States Reunion All service branches, April 27-29, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Contact Tom Flynn, 8334 Foxfire Dr., Orangevale, CA 95662; (916) 729-7855; or contact Pete Muller, (925) 254-0512.

USS Perkins (DD26, DD377, DDR877) Sept. 13-16, San Diego. Contact Ernest Sanchez, 10053 Ashdale Lane, Santee, CA 92071; (619) 449-8031; e-mail ernie5@home.com.

WWII Infantry Division Veterans Association Biennial reunion at Fort Mitchell, Ky. Oct. 19-22. Contact Richard Beyer, 2180 Aurora Court, Oak Harbor, WA 98227-7411; (360) 679-4719.

School

Riverside High School All-Class Reunion April 29, Riverside High School multipurpose room. Contact Riverside High School, 464-8550; Martha Hamp, 238-4446; Edna DeGrande, 327-3502; or Lynn Meyer, 238-6546.

Garfield High School Class of 1950 June 3-4, in Seattle. Contact Dee Norton, (206) 362-6593.

Lewis and Clark Class of 1950 June 6-10, contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194, or e-mail reunions@netw.com.

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.

Tekoa (Wash.) High School Class of 1950 June 23, all graduates of Tekoa High School welcome. For information call Janet Lombard Lydig, 466-0723.

Marycliff High School Class of 1950 June 24-25. Contact Peggy (Kromm) Tamblyn, 325-2106, or Rita (Perfetti) Loft, 325-1363.

University Class of 1980 July 1, contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or e-mail reunions@netw.com.

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.

Mead High School Class of 1990 July 7-8, contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or e-mail reunions@netw.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.

West Valley Class of 1990 July 14-15, For information and registration please contact Brenda (Baker) Gannon, 624-4372, or e-mail Heather (Surby) Queen, WVHS1990@aol.com.

Cheney High School All School “Picnic in the Park” July 15, Salnave Park, Cheney. Contact Ann Fisher Heehn or Gilbert Murray, (360) 659-6858, fax (360) 653-8904 or e-mail AFHeehn@aol.com.

East Valley Class of 1970 July 21-22, contact Classy Reunions, (800) 544-0194 or e-mail reunions@netw.com.

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

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