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ly lace Her father gave her
a pearl and diamond pen
dant. and she borrowed her
mother s wedding band.
Her grandmother. Laura
Tee. flew from Plancenta,
Calif., to attend the wed
ding
Darcy Tee of Sandy, the
bride's sister, served as
honor attendant.
Bndesmaids were Cathy
Simmons of Fort Worth.
Debbie Money of F ort
Walton Beach, and Kathy
Schofield of Pensicola.
G ary Jarvis of F ort
Walton Beach was the best
man
Ushers were Brian Stone,
Joe Stone. Rick Simerly
and DaveGlowa
Graduates of Sandy High School class of 1932 Include, left
to right. Louise Luca# Whetiell, Erwin Child. Roberta
Smith Dymond and Emm a Steiner. In the rear are Dolly
Rathke Graham and Lura McLure Feyerherm.
Connie Stone
John
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JoEllyn Murillo of Bor
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G randparents include
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Mike and Cindy Wagoner
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ed the birth of a son,
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the P ortland Adventist
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ed seven pounds. 14 ounces
and was 20 and a half in
ches long.
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R epresentatives w ere
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needs of others, participa
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Christopher Wagoner born
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A fund-raising benefit is
scheduled this Saturday
night for Carolyn Smith,
Democratic candidate for
House District 23.
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at the Inn Between on
Highway 2t> at Welches at 8
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participate in the seminar.
The local selection process
was open to all high school
sophomores
Smith fundraiser Saturday
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Eunice Carlson Kline and
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Seven members of the
class' 28 graduates have
died They are Jim Knox,
O liv e K e a lih e r K n o x,
W allace Aschoff, Louis
Haneberg, Marion Duley,
Edith Blake Koopman and
Mary Funk Keller
Other 1932 graduates are
F ra n k
C h ris tia n s e n ,
P h y llis
C h ris tia n s e n
Calhoun, M argaret Bell
Hillyard, Julia I-arson T ut
tle and Bert Wilkinson.
Organizers were unable to
locate Leona Wheeler.
George Bruns has the
distinction of having the
most children, six at last
count; Roberta Smith D y
mond of Charlottesville,
Va., traveled the greatest
distance to attend, and
Amanda and Stan Bacon
have been married the
longest, since 1932
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Fourteen members of the
Sandy High School class of
1932 celebrated their 50th
anniversary April 3 at a
reunion held at the Chinese
V illa g e R e s ta u ra n t in
Portland
This reunion is held an
nually and includes former
students of Sandy High
School who attended bet
ween 1917 and 1938 Each
year a 50th anniversary is
honored. This year some
166 alumni and spouses at
tended the event
Graduates of the class of
1932 who attended were
D o ro th y Bruns D epro,
G eo rg e B run s, E rw in
C h ild , L u ra M c C lu re
Feyerham, Dolly Rathke
Graham, Herb lzer, Louise
Lucas Whetzell, Amanda
Perret Bacon, Arletha Pro
ctor Mills, Harry Radford,
Roberta Smith Dymond,
Em m a Steiner Monner,
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Vows exchanged
by Tee, Stone
Connie Tee and John
Stone exchanged vows at
St M ary’s Church in Fort
Walton Beach. Fla . March
6
C onnie was a 1979
graduate of Sandy Union
High School
She and her husband,
who are now at home in
Pensicola, are employed
by the U S . Navy
She is the daughter of
M r and Mrs Mark Tee,
Sandy His parents are M r
and Mrs Harry Stone of
Fort Walton Beach.
A reception was held at
Brooks Beal Center, also in
Fort Walton Beach.
She wore a family wed
ding gown made of Chantil
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