ANDERSON — The Anderson High School Class of 1964 will celebrate its 45th reunion, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2-3. Friday, from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m., a “mixer” will be held in the “commons” area of the Wigwam; free to all members of the class and their spouses or guests. Saturday, from 6 p.m. until midnight, a dinner/dance will take place at the Anderson Country Club; cost is $40 per person.
If you have any information on the following classmates who have not been located, please call Paul Black 643-7628, Nancy (Walton) King 643-6533 or Tom Harvey 643-2362:
Margaret (Harvey) Beck, Steve Bristow, Melvin Britt, Ron Carter, Sandra Casebier, Williard Childers, Theron Compton, Linda (McCarron) Cooksey, Linda (Hendricks) Cunningham, Roger Denny, Gwen (Henderson) Dickson, Mary (Trueblood) Douglas, Colleen Dunham, Wayne G. Ellsworth, William England, Byrne Everett, Nancy Faulkner, Aaron Foland, Janet Fortson, Carl Fox, Edward Fuller, Roberta Garrett, Nancy (Shrewsbury) Gavin, Rollie Girton, Patricia (Becker) Goddard, Richard Gordon, Roy Goree, Twylia (CLanin) Grant, Janet Grossenbacker, Linda Hall, Robert Harvey, George Hendricks, John Hepfer, Bill Heritage, Bob Hiday, Cassandra Hill, Judy (Crawford) Hill, Skip Hinson, Steven Hoffman, Linda Huffman, Bill Isenhour, Dee (Wayne) Jackson, Bettye Johnson, Robert Johnson, Richard Jones, Robert Jones, Sandra Kay Jones, Willie Jordan, Jack Kimmerling, Gloria (Closser) King, Jacqueline LaBrier, Ronald Langley, John Lewis, Doris (Fox) Looper, David Loudenback, Al Loyd, Sharon McCarty, Eugene McNeir, Ronald Miller, Julia (Fort) Montgomery, Corliss (Sanora) Motto, Carol (More) Neff, Linda (Etchison) Nevin, John Newbury, Maurice Owens, Stephen D. Page, Charles Perry, Kip Pettigrew, Mike Phillips, Thomas Earl Pickett, Anthony John Puckett, Margaret (Buscher) Rector, Jim Reed, Cynthia Rees, Martha (Jones) Retherford, Carolyn Kay Rice, Susan (Williams) Riley, Sue Robbins, James Shaw, Robert Shelton, Jack Simmons, Harold Simpson, Harold Dino Smith, Gerald Stearns, Doug Stinson, Jimmy Teague, Marc Thomas, Russell Timmons, Steve Todd, Jessie McKey Tolley, Robert Townsend, Mary Twigg, Roger Walters, Toby Wegrich, Ray Whitaker, Beverly Whitlow, Jack Whitman, Joyce (Ellingwood) Wilson, Sue (Sanderson) Wilson, Janet (Wright) Wood, Sharon (Franklin) Young, L.V. Youngblood.
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AHS Class of 1964 to hold 45th reunion
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Community Briefs: May 27
A compilation of community news as published in the Sunday edition of The Herald Bulletin.
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