Lewiston High School class of 1967, Lewiston Idaho class reunion 1967

I have 34+ years working for Potlatch Corp. I plan on retiring in about 3 years. I have 2 daughters, Hollie is 38yrs old and have 2 children of her own, Brianna is 17 and Mathew is 5. My daughter Karrie is 37 and has 3 daughters, Taryn 4, Loryn 2 and Jenna is 7 months.

I'm very proud of my daughters and how they have grown to be responsible individuals.

Thiessen, Terry LHS"1967

Thompson, Tommy LHS"1967"

Spouse: Jane

Children: 4

Grandchildren: 7

Thorpe, Tom LHS"1967"

Deceased

Thorson, Aaron Stanley LHS"1967"

Totten, Bob LHS"1967"

Town, Lee LHS"1967"

Tracy, Connie (Merrell) LHS"1967"

Tressler, Larry J. LHS"1967"

Married 30 years, divorced, 22 years Army.

Troutwine, Vickie (Williams) LHS"1967"

Uglem, Shirley (Hill) LHS"1967"

Ullenkott, Joe Ellen (Jackman) LHS"1967"

Valliant, Janet (Hemgartener) LHS"1967"

Van Houten, Steve LHS"1967"

Vandevender, Carolene (Skelton) LHS"1967"

Grandchildren:11

Since last reunion, I went back to school for RN refresher in Dallas and have been employed in nursing since then. I worked in the Emergency Dept at Lancaster Memorial Hospital in Lancaster, TX and then did some Home Health Nursing. We moved back to the Northwest in December, 2006 to adopt my husband's son's grandson. He is 10 years old. It is quite a challenge to start parenting all over again. I am working in the ED at Pullman and we are living in Colfax. Not thrilled with that choice, but found a house we love here. Other than than, have done our share of traveling, riding our Harley and enjoying a total of 11 grandchildren. Thankful to be healthy and happy. I lost my Mother in June. It's weird to be the parent completely and no longer the child.

Vanhook, Dave LHS"1967"

Vantassel, Tammy LHS"1967"

Partner: Jerry Green

Children: 1

Grandchildren: 1

I have remained in Lewiston these 40 years, still smells. I have been office manager in the same dental practice for the last 21 years. My daughter, Jessie is '30' and my lively grandson (Leighton) is 9 years old. I don't know where the time has gone. I know I can't wait to see you all this summer. My memory isn't that great and hope I remember your names. I am not married, but my partner, Jerry Green will be attending with me. See you at the barbecue!

Vantrease, Wayne LHS"1967"

Spouse: Linda

Children: 4 boys

Grandchildren: 7 Grandsons and 1 Granddaughter

I've been fortunate enough to be able to stay in Lewiston all my life, and have worked in the transportation group at Potlatch Corporation for the last 33 years. We enjoy our annual vacations to the Oregon Coast, Des Moines, IA (where Linda is from), and Orlando, FL where one of our Sons lives. My hobbies have always revolved around hot cars, hotrods, and motorcycles, and I'm currently working on a custom Harley that I've had for several years. Ernie Moore and I have remained buddies for over 48 years and like to attend custom car shows and drag races while the wives go shopping (works out great for everyone). I hope folks remember who I am. For some reason my graduation picture got left out of the annual. Looking forward to seeing everyone.

Vincent, Rick LHS"1967"

Volkman, Linda (Sutton) LHS"1967"

Waggener, Dorothy Anne LHS"1967"

Ward, Steve LHS"1967"

Wasson, Norman L. LHS"1967"

Watkins, Terry Duane LHS"1967"

Watson, Robert LHS"1967"

Weber, Mark LHS"1967"

Spouse: Margie Fowler

Children's Names: Shelli, Shane

Grandchildren: 4

Hello, my name is Rylie and I’m 9 years old. My Papa “Mark Weber” didn’t want to write about himself for his 40^th class reunion book so my mom and I decided to do it for him. We thought that since he’s so special to us, everyone else should know a little about him to. He graduated from high school in 1967, went to college and worked really hard for Omark, Blount, ATK as a production manager for 35 yrs, and retired 3 years ago. Now he occasionally works for a company taking water samples along different areas of the river and really likes it. Papa has been with the “catch” of his life, Margie (my Grammie) for 25 years. They have a daughter and 2 granddaughters who live here in Lewiston; a son, daughter in law and 2 granddaughters that live in Tennessee, and a black Lab named Chloe. He stays very busy fishing from Canada to Mexico, building things, doing Grammie’s honey dos, doing all of my mom’s chores, fixing things (Papa can fix anything) and taking care of my sister and I when we feel like playing hooky from school. My Papa says that most of his days are stressful because each day when he wakes up, it’s hard for Chloe and him to decide if he should fish the Snake river or the Clearwater.

Weber, Valerie (Maes) LHS"1967"

Wegelius, Kim (Sellars) LHS"1967"

Weholt., Jack ( Messick) LHS"1967"

Weighall, Frank Leroy LHS"1967"

Spouse: Linda

Children: 4

Grandchildren: 10

I'm retired. Married Linda Stroope two years ago and have never been happier.

Welker, Terry Ray LHS"1967"

Wessels, Margaret (Strong) LHS"1967"

Spouse: Gordon

Children: 2

Grandchildren: 4

Wheeler, Donald Leroy LHS"1967"

White, Diana (Koethke) LHS"1967"

Significant other: Rob Jellison

Children: 3

Grandchildren: 3

Rob and I have been together for over 20 years, out in the county in Kelso, Washington. It's quiet, peaceful and we share it with lots of critters from herds of elk, to the beautiful blue herons who land in our creek and the playful raccoons. Oh, and I can't forget the howling of the coyotes during the night!

I have three fantastic children and the most enjoyable grandchildren ever!

Dalton is 12, Carly is 7 and Garrett is 8.

Rob is a truck driver who is home nightly. I am retired and enjoy gardening, visiting thrift stores, vintage shopping and I have recently started doing my family genealogy. But most of all, we enjoy having the grandkids as often as we can. Life is good!

Whitney, Lynn (Mathers) LHS"1967"

Whittle, Elaine (Culletto) LHS"1967"

Widman, Cheryle (Gloshen) LHS"1967"

Wilcox, Kenneth LHS"1967"

Wilks, Arthur LHS"1967"

Williams, Rick LHS"1967"

Williams, Tom LHS"1967"

Spouse: Mary Anne

Children: 1

Wilson, Beverly (Reynolds) LHS"1967"

Wilson, Brian LHS"1967"

Wilson, Randy LHS"1967"

Wilson, Tracy Jo (Taylor) LHS"1967"

My husband and I live in Modesto California and have lived here for the past 18 years. Jim just retired from the Carpenters Union after 33 years as a carpenter. My son is also in the union he just turned 31 in Dec 2006. We have two beautiful granddaughters Kaila who will be 13 this year and Amaya will be 4. They are what keep me going.

My mother lived with us the last 5 years of her life and the last two I was her full time care giver. It was the hardest job I have ever had but I don't regret a minute of the time I had with her.

We are in process of remodeling our house but are not looking forward to the mess before it is done. I don't know if I will be there this year because of some things that have come up in our lives recently. I want to see everyone and miss you all.

The past ten years have been spent honing my violin teaching skills and building

Besides teaching violin my other favorite thing to do is go the the cabin with Char and Ken. We hatched this annual trip at the last reunion. The Children within comes out every time we go there. It must be the water, or something.

Marv and Linda have lived in Boise for 12 years. Marv worked at LCSC as the
PR guy (recruitment, lobby effort, media coordinator and fund raiser) for
eight years after graduation there, earned a Masters Degree at the U of

Idaho, and then became the Dean of Admissions at Eastern Oregon University.
Between 1981 and 2006, he trained insurance agents. In 2006, he sold his
insurance business and went to work for The College Network. Linda teaches
at the Idaho Prison High School and is finishing a PhD in Education
Leadership. Linda is looking for a college to teach at somewhere nearer her
parents in New Mexico, so a move is on the horizon.
Marv's son and daughter in law, Steven and Amber, are expecting their first
child in May, 2007, so Grandpa Marv and Linda will become grandparents.

After high school I tried LCSC for awhile, but schooling was not for me. I went on to work at potlatch until joining the US Navy in august of 1968. During my enlistment in the military I broke my right knee and about the same time period I ran afoul of some laws of or land and was subsequently imprisoned for close to two years of my life. Although I turned 21 in prison I was not doing life without parole and I did not kill anyone. I just made some mistakes that caused me to take another look at where I was going in life. Although over the years there has been many repercussions from my status as an ex-felon I did discover a propensity for art while in prison and pursued that end at LCSC for a few years after my release from prison. I enjoyed the artistic period of my life but needed to move on and earn a living. I started working at the bullet factory in Lewiston now called ATK. During the years that I worked, I married and had two sons, who are now ages 22 and 20. Both my sons live in Lewiston, one works for ATK and the other for the movie theaters. My youngest son has plans to be married in august of this year. I retired from ATK in April of 2006 with 28 years of service. My knee that I broke in the military finally gave out on me and I had a knee replacement in June of 2004. Since retirement I have been traveling some in the pacific northwest. I have a large camper and hook my boat on behind and head out for new and some old destinations that have been fun in the past. I like fishing waters that are new to me and enjoying the scenery at these destinations. Salmon falls creek reservoir in southern Idaho is one of my new places to visit this summer and in October I am headed for Wyoming in pursuit of buffalo with my muzzle loading rifle. In 2005 I bought the first brand new vehicle that I have ever owned. A 4-wheeler. I love puttering around in the mountains. I do not walk so good anymore so the 4-wheeler has been a great tool for me to get out of town. Whenever I am heading back home from a trip, at one point I always say to myself (Man I do not want to go back there.) I have always wanted to live in the country rather than town but never seem to find just the right place. Its almost time to de-winterize the camper and get it ready to go. I just hope the diesel price does not go so high this summer that I have to stay home. See you on the road or some pretty lake somewhere in the U.S.