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JOINED CLASSMATES


Percentage of Joined Classmates: 50.7%

A:   185   Joined
B:   180   Not Joined
(totals do not include deceased)

PROFILE UPDATES


•   Pat Price (Price)  12/4
•   Pat Echelbarger (MHS '66)  12/4
•   Alan Schultz  11/29
•   David Johnson  11/28
•   Terri Renfro (Goff)  11/21
•   Ginger Rhoades  11/9
•   Christopher Simon  10/27
•   Steve Favorite  10/26
•   Robert Andrews  10/26
•   Gail Regelin (Shelby)  10/22
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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS



•   Linda Johnson (Henderson)  12/7
•   Robert Andrews  12/9
•   Connie Bakko (Andel)  12/9
•   Michael Chastain  12/10
•   Bill Farley  12/12
•   Frank Brown  12/20
•   Anne Johnson (Thomas)  12/24
•   Gary Goebel  12/26
•   Rick Larson  12/27
•   Terry Spring  12/31
•   Sandi Stephens (Dauzenroth)  1/1
•   Karen Busch (Withner)  1/4

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4 live in Alaska
11 live in Arizona
1 lives in Arkansas
8 live in California
4 live in Florida
1 lives in Georgia
2 live in Hawaii
6 live in Idaho
1 lives in Kentucky
1 lives in Maryland
1 lives in Massachusetts
1 lives in Michigan
1 lives in Montana
4 live in Nevada
1 lives in New Hampshire
2 live in New Mexico
2 live in North Carolina
2 live in North Dakota
1 lives in Oklahoma
14 live in Oregon
1 lives in Pennsylvania
1 lives in South Carolina
1 lives in Utah
2 live in Virginia
199 live in Washington
1 lives in British Columbia
1 lives in Argentina
1 lives in France
1 lives in Guatemala
1 lives in New Zealand
86 location unknown
85 are deceased

WHERE ARE THEY NOW


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Omigosh

that was soooo much fun !!!

We Wish You A

Merry Christmas!!!

Ok, you are going to have to use your imagination because my technical team could not figure out a way to have the video work on the home page.  But, just before this picture was taken, these classmates were singing "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" to YOU.   It was quite emotional, I saw a tear in Lee Crary's eye, Jeannine Cook clutched her pearls, ... well, actually she only had one pearl, but she grabbed that.  Suffice to say it was moving.   Several of us were members of Impressions ( our high school choir ).   They also reminded the rest of us they were in Impressions.

This gathering was unexpectedly fun, ... I know I use that term a lot, but this was a little different.   Believe it or not, we're all actually getting a little closer, and it's palpable.  We had Gary & Debra DeBardi, who we haven't seen in a couple of years, so that was nice to see them, ... did you know they met at MIT?   Yep, they're both smart.  Leland Clark, his wife Lorna, and his twin sister Leanne Clark attended their first ever MHS event post 50th Reunion.  I think they had a great time, lots of people were visiting with them.  I have to give a shout at to two guys, who were not in our class, but show up with their spouses ( famous MHS '67 grads ) at every event.  Ron Freer ( class of '66 ) and Wendy Wallace's husband, who is such a nice guy, plus they drive all the way from Camano Island,  and Wayne Lambert, Mary Ferchen's husband, who I really like too, and not just because he's Italian.  I'm always afraid I'm going to leave someone off, and I did, ... Alan Schultz's wife, Carrie, comes to these events too, and it's always good to see her. 

We have so many pictures, you're going to have to go to Pictures to see them all.  This was a great gathering, and it kind of surprised me, the turnout we got. We are a lively, and entertaining class.   Even our two servers commented on our event, asking where we were from, ... Kevin said he's from Whidbey Island, but he'd had a couple of beers, so ...  We want you to know, ... as our classmates, ... that we spread good will, good cheer, and all that stuff wherever we go, and, that reflects on you, ... you're welcome.

Welcome to the official MHS Class of 1967 website!  The Class of ‘67 website is for everyone in our Class.  You will be able to keep up with friends, send messages to one another, post pictures, etc. on the Message Forum, see the link on the left-side menu bar.

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  6. Have Fun locating old classmates !!!                                                                                                                                                                   Kevin Murray & Steve Favorite                                                                                                                                                                                             This is a Private Access site.  This site will be used to manage our class’s information and send info on reunions in the future.  Individuals have complete control of their own information that they may choose to include on the site. There are no hidden social networking pitfalls or annoying popups such as you may have encountered or heard of on Facebook, Classmates, etc