Jasper High School holds 45th class reunion

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Pictured are, front row, left to right, Janet Tiller Atnip, Sally Beck Kahl, Elizabeth Roberts Boyd, Brenda Tubaugh Combs, Gerald Sample, teacher, Cynthia McClanahan Cruz, Kathie Bull and Donna Budd Osterdyk; second row, left to right, Carolyn Stockdale Smith, Becky Pugh Elliott, Linda Kay Greenlee Pugh, Patsy Smith Andrews, Betty Lambeth McElwain, Becky Knell Backerman, Villa Walker Wilmoth, Vina Walker Kahre, Suzanne McCune Russell and Ann McClanahan Shields; third row, left to right, Tim Atnip, Lynn Achey, Tony Elliott, Bob Evans, Phillip Brand, Kenneth Marti, Don Holliday, Sandra Moore Harris, Joyce Stebler Moser and Billy Greene; back row, left to right, Bob Gastel, Mark Frerer, Russell Selvey and Vicky McGinis Dingman.


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