Classmate Updates
                                        
                                
                            
                                        
                                
                            Denise Alexander
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Occupation: | Producer: Meetings, Events, Film, TV | 
| Comment: 40 years! Can't be so. Living in Massachusetts, working as little as possible, sailing, gardening, directing as much as possible and finally getting that master's degree for the fun of it. | |
Denise & Peter Alexander-Anderegg
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Occupation: | Retired | 
| Comment: Looking forrward to Aug. 19th - 55 years. Oh. My. We've come a long way haven't we. | |
Vicki Anderson (Anderson)
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Divorced | 
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| Children: | 3 | 
| Occupation: | Retired | 
| Comment: Hello Class of 68 ... 40 years huh ... sure doesn't seem that long ... until you stop and think about it !!! | |
Merlene Joy Arland (Arland)
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                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Children: | 2 | 
| Occupation: | Retired...Golfing More! | 
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                            Comment:
                            Can't wait to celebrate our 50th & catch up! I'll update my post later... God Bless You All! (My Now picture is with my brother, Gareld, Class of 66.  | 
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Roberta Bardsley
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Single | 
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| Occupation: | Personal Assistant | 
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                            Comment:
                               
 
 
 Has it really been 40 years since we graduated from good ol' Wa-Hi? Alas, tis true! Well, I'm sure looking forward to the reunion this summer! So what if we're all in our late 50's? We can still stand up and holler for Wa-Hi, and still look GOOD! Let's ignore our stiff joints, and those extra pounds, which I've always had, anyway! (Extra pounds, that is...the stiff joints came later!) Let's not be shy...We are The Class of '68! It's time to CHEER! 
 August 13, 2013...Well,reunion number 45 is in the history books! We sure do know how to party! Just think...number 50 is just 5 years away! I'm looking forward to it! Can't wait! (Well, I know I'll have to wait, but it won't be easy!)  | 
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Bob Bateman
                    Then
                | Occupation: | Accountant | 
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Rich Beatty
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Children: | 1 | 
| Occupation: | Disabled Vietnam Vet, Community Activist, Master Dyer and Artist | 
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                            Comment:
                             Yea, I'm back in civilization in Beaverton, OR.  Moved here last spring (2010) and I'm lovin' it!!!  | 
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Peggy Bell (McDowell)
                    Then
                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Children: | 3 | 
| Occupation: | homemaker (slave to 3 children) | 
| Comment: All three of our children were born after our 20th class reunion. They were all born in Anchorage, Alaska. We moved back to Walla Walla in Aug. of 2001. Our oldest child (only son) graduated from Wa-Hi class of 2007. Our oldest daughter graduates on her 18th birthday from class of 2008. Our youngest daughter will be a junior at Wa-Hi this fall. My husband is Jim Bell. DeSales class of 1967. | |
Robin Bond
                    Then
                | Marital status: | Divorced | 
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| Children: | 1 | 
| Occupation: | Finance Manager | 
Chuck Bristol
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                    Now
                | Marital status: | Married | 
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| Children: | 2 | 
| Occupation: | Retired - County Corrections Manager/Probation | 
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                            Comment:
                            The best part of life was not then!  It's every day!  I made time for my childrens activities.  Unfortuanately fear of not being perfect I often missed precious early childhood moments. I left their care to Sandy, my wife of 36 years, a patient and loving person.   Fear of not matching-up limited opportunities in high school.  But life today with my four grandchildren erases all that.  The smile seeing their first flower, survival of their little falls.  Experiancing them finish the ballet dance, after  kickig asside their tutu which has fallen off during the dance.  Pride not embarassment That's the best time of life living not wishing.   My picture shows I'm still heavy - but I can walk and ride my bike to new experiences. Thank you God for the abundance like my fake knee and hip. Life is Good, then and now.  | 
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