Bob Watson, Gladys Griffith, Wendell Upright, Romana Upright, Darell Pierce.2

Glen and Deanna Dahlkoetter.3

Some people introduced earlier.  Looking at the party  from  different angle.5

We were colorfully directed to the back yard.9

Cannot miss the fifty reasons we have counted up to this celebration.6

Freddie Tickle on duty distributing name tags and CDs containing the reunion book.10

Freddie Tickle

and

Connie Olson.14

The ladies visible here are Norma Bremenkamp and

Deanna Dahlkoetter.17

Larry Brown in conversation with Terry Nodlinski.  Gene Olson in the background.23

Anna Lee Greunke.24

Gladys  Dahlkoetter, Karolyn Brown and Linda Payne.27

Robert Watson and Herb Hake on the left withNorma Bremenkamp to the right.15

Al Greunke, next to his wife, Cheryl, Wendell with his wife Ramona and  Gladys Griffith.20

Judy Cunningham with Robert Watson and Norma Bremenkamp in the background.18

Looking west from Wendell's back yard.4

About fifteen minutes before the banquet, as we gathered out front.33

Al Greunke and Larry Brown.  Al's wife, Cheryl is in the background.34

Interesting on-looking pair of eyes being very still.31

Gladys Griffith, Karolyn Brown, Wendell Upright and Al Greunke.36

Catherine Pierce and her husband, Darrell.  Also Margret Berry's husband, Mark.37

Connie Olson's husband, Gene and Wendell Upright's wife Ramona looking and waiting.38

Left to right: Cheryl Greunke, Wendell Upright, Deanna Dahlkoetter, Karen Brown, Gerald Tickle and Judy Cunningham.39

Robert Bachmann, Herb Kake, Terry Nodlinski and Margret Berry.40

Larry Brown and Robert Bachmann .41

Margaret Berry, Herb Hake and Terry Nodlinski.42

Wilma Sorge and her husband, Bill.43

Robert Watson, Alvin Greunke and Glen Dahlkoetter.45

Robert Watson, Alvin Greunke, Glen Dahlkoetter, Catherine Pierce, Patty Karre. 

Freddie Tickle and Karen Brown are in the foreground.44

Darrell Pierce and Robert Bachmann

Connie Olson and Freddie Tickle

Gladys Griffith, Karolyn Brown ann Linda Payne

Terry Nodlinski

Larry Brown talking to Gerald Tickle

Cheryl Greunke relaxing in the popular easy chair

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