Well, OK...

We don't just sit on our thumbs waiting for pics from the 50th reunion. No, we don't! Here are two from our 40th.
Bren and Sal, BFF

Friday night. Recognize anyone?

Dancing the night away

A little older, but not much more mature

Reunion of the Gang

Joy had been in her house in Seal Rock for a day or two in 1989 when we took advantage of both of us living in Oregon, Louise visiting her son in Portland, and Connie being able to come up from California. Great time! First photo: Joy Harder Hauck, Connie Guy Allen, Brenda Tronson Snow, and Louise Kostelic Lamey. (Not the entire "gang.")

Chuck Borberg Retires

This article is from the Gervaise, OR Inkling. More to follow.

Thanks to Dave Moulton and his designer daughter

Bryng's Party

Jan Gerbase Jacobsen with her husband, Paul Hart. Also seen: Kara Rollins, Martha Earl, Susan Koch, and Mike Gaines.

Jim Pitchford, Judy Bryngleson, Judy Baumgardner Alguire, Joanne Highhouse Zanetell, Carolyn Strand Christianson. Background, Dave Moulton, Brenda Tronson Snow, Sally Leland Pritt

Leon Washut, Martha Earl Kraske. Pam Lowe is talking to Brooke Henderson, Susan's husband.

Judy Bryngleson, Jim Pitchford, and Susan Koch Henderson chatting

Don Kraske (Martha Earl's husband) talking to Alice Wilson Gray

Gayle Myhre Hooper and Kara Rollins Levine

Barbara May Eder and Kay Adams Bowman

Dave Moulton, Rex Robey, Rex's friend, and Darryl Lutzker

Front row: Dave Moulton, Martha Earl, Mike Gaines, Pam Lowe, Gayle Myhre, Carolyn Strand, Sally Leland, Judy Baumgardner, Pat Jones, Sarah Dell Pollard. Use the previous pictures to identify the rest of us, kids.

Brenda in Barcelona

Chan, the music man

Eddie's 1968 Olds 442 (He drove it to the reunion.)

Dave's Whidbey Island cruiser

Dave says this extremely cool truck is a Chevy SSR (Super Sport Roadster), which has a Corvette engine. I would drive this!

Harvey's Red Truck (Beautiful!)

First Congregational Church confirmation class

Many thanks to Susan Koch Henderson for this program! Brought back many happy memories of Sunday nights at PF.