NHS Class Of 1972 Reunion Set

By TANJUA DAMON-MERROW

Published: Jul 09, 2002 12:00 am

Newtown High School graduates from the Class of 1972 will be celebrating their 30th reunion this year on August 24 at the Fireside Inn at 7 pm.

Invitations have been sent, but the following classmates are still missing: Roberta Allen, Karen August Turner, Beverly Barna, Mary Bergin, Dana Berry, Douglas Bradshaw, James Brown, Kitty Burkard, Laura Campbell, Vicky Choate, Larry Dieringer, Gordon Dooley, Eileen Dunne, Darlene Eichar, George Emerson, Kevin Ferris, Sharon Foley, Diane Gale, Jeff Gorton, Hamiliton Harper, Linda Heil Decker, Ellen Kayfus, Melanie Kellogg Lawson, Caitlin Kohler, Joanne Latham, Lynn Leo, Richard Lescrynski, Mark Lewis, Robert Mack, Marcia Merwin, John Newberry, Shelley Owens Rollinson, Fred Randall, Bill Reinhiemer, Bill Ross, Deborah Savoie Maxwell, Paul Schierloh, Eric Schultz, Rebecca Swanson, Tamara Thomsen, Patricia Werner Levesque, Linda Wheeler, Bill Wheeler, Gary Zeno, Steve Zerlin, and Thomas VanAlamo.

Anyone with information on any of these missing classmates should contact Ruth Lawrence Potter at 364-0080, Barbara Wood Schnuck at 743-3727 or email at bschnuck@hotmail.com, Sue Luca Petty at 426-0342, or Sue Kluge Rudolph at 345-0397.

The cost for the reunion is $60 per person.

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