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2011 45 YEAR REUNION

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Row, L to R:
David May, David Russell, Mark Sellmyer, Stanton Moore, Phillip Fajardo, Garland
Gibson, Lonnie Morris, Rick Purdy,Tom Harlan, Melton Turley, Mike O'Grady
NEXT
ROW:
Mike Kennedy, Harold Mason, Randy Holman, Amos Melson-Gray, Rick Thomas, Dennis
Wilkinson, Francis Carter Jackson, Peggy Jackson Strong, Larry Martin, Gary
Marshall, Shannon Tucker, Neil Purcell, G.W. Nichols, Larry Dressler, Gene
Jackson, Dickey Pope, Dean Rutledge
NEXT
Row:
Peggy Rutledge Sprang, Joe Dial, Jimmy Case, Susie Cashion, Jeanne Ownsby
McCubbin, Natalie Shaffer Klinger, Betty Needham Seabolt, Charlie Brown, Paula
Betty Martin, Linda Otto Mixon, Judy Burnett Macon, Kitty Clopton McCollum,
Linda Mohney Graham, Kathie Weaver Schoepf, LaWannaCowan Graf, Jimmy
Graham, Linda Jones Purcell, Linda Whitaker Gray, Phillip Fristoe, Doug Slay
Seated
Front Row: Yancy
Greene, Dennis Holland, Selma McClain Douglass, Susan Brown Raiford, Sue
Buford Davis, Donna Cockrell Davis, Charolette Mitchell Brown, Peggy Ammons
Derryberry, Carolyn Firtts Garrison, Brenda Fetzer Garrett, Judy Holland
Digiovanni, Carolyn Wilson Marshall, Juanita Warner Meloy, Peggy Hendren LaFaver
GROUND:
Mike
McKean, (Pam Murray...ooops pictured in error from "67), Joyce Wallace
Gilbreath, Dee Dee Hill Morgan, Beverley Haynes Jackson, Kathy Carr Row
Attended,
but not pictured: Floyd
Johnson, Johnny Wise, Jean Ledbetter Jones, Bill Patterson, Bill Clayton, Harold
Mason, Ronn Wood
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Palo Duro had an enrollment of 1,805 for the 1965-1966 school year and a graduating class of almost 600


CLASS of '66 OFFICERS: (from left) President Dennis Wilkinson, Treasurer Susan Brown, Vice President Mike Garner, Secretary Elaine Russell, Councilman At Large Joe Dial


Click Commencement Program to see more pages
Members of The Class of 66 at the Palo Duro All School Reunion July 2, 2005
Classmates celebrate their 60th birthday at
Spring Creek Bar-B-Q in Grapevine (2008).
CLICK photo for notes from that event.
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Please send questions or class information to Selma

Take a nostalgic photo trip through Amarillo of the '60's.