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Thu., May 25, 2000

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Class of 2000

Anne Abbott

Matthew Altmeyer

Anneke Barker

Michael Burton

Kelly Butt

Stephanie Cofer

Matthew Fullen

Melissa Gable

Shawn Gilliland

Gabriel Goldman

Robert Gray

Dustin Greenup

Leah Hansen

Jessica Hargrove

Jason Huffman

Jessica Iranon

Sarah Johnson

Tyler Kaufenberg

Lauren Klees

Sheila Knaggs

Douglas Malott

Micah McCabe

Joni Meyers

Megon Morris

Natasha Nicolai

Patrick Orr

John Proffitt

Anna Rutherford

Melida Sargent

Ben Sharkey

Brandon Solares

Allison Solvie

James Strandy

Terah Summers

Samuel Thomas

Heather Tusant

Andrea Vingelen

David Warren

Alisha Wells

Jacob Wolf

Jason Wright

Kyle Yake

DETAILS Graduation

Northwest Christian will graduate its Class of 2000 at 1 p.m. June 10 at Whitworth College. It will honor three valedictorians.

Principal: Jim Orr

Senior class advisers: George Kersul, Bobbie Romine

Senior class officers: President, Patrick Orr; social representatives, Alisha Wells, Natasha Nicolai; spiritual representatives, Robert Gray, Jessica Iranon; secretary, Megon Morris; treasurer, Jessica Hargrove

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