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PROFILE UPDATES

•	David McCammack 12/25
•	Ernie Ward 12/23
•	Linda Hayden (Shockley) 11/13
•	Charles Welker 11/7
•	Carol Wendt 10/30
•	Linda Chappell (Powell) 10/11
•	Keith Trent 10/5
•	Daniel Frye 10/2
•	Chris O'Connor 10/1
•	John Corcoran 10/1
•	William Smith 9/30
•	Michele Jones (Boling) 9/29
•	Loretta Burgess (Thompson) 9/29
•	Kay Harmon (Novotny) 9/27
•	Bob Cushman 9/24
•	Judith Brown 9/19
•	George Bowman 9/15
•	Allan Knoll 9/14
•	Marsha Haworth (Benson) 9/4
•	Joyce Harris (Miller) 8/31
•	Susan Sutherlin (Leming) 8/30
•	Marla Chestnut (Riddle) 8/27
•	Michael Hinshaw 8/20
•	Marvin Fischer 8/19
•	Linda Varvil (Bendick) 8/16
•	Linda Anderson (Boughner) 8/15
•	Franklin Heiliger 8/13
•	Kathy Gabosch (Howell) 8/7
•	Rachel Maxwell (Johnson) 8/5
•	Louis Geiger 7/30
•	Thomas Johnson 7/28
•	Robert Stayte 7/20
•	Susan McMahan (Stein) 7/16
•	Robert Humphress 7/4
•	Edward Stockton 6/24
•	Cynthia Gregory (Arnot) 6/13
•	Jerry Raisor 6/13
•	Ronald Reichel 6/9
•	David Petty 5/20
•	Stanley Walton 5/19

WHERE ARE THEY NOW

WHERE WE LIVE

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2 live in Alabama
3 live in Arizona
3 live in California
2 live in Colorado
4 live in Florida
3 live in Georgia
1 lives in Hawaii
2 live in Illinois
72 live in Indiana
1 lives in Iowa
1 lives in Kentucky
1 lives in Louisiana
2 live in Michigan
1 lives in New Jersey
2 live in North Carolina
1 lives in Ohio
1 lives in Oregon
2 live in South Carolina
2 live in Tennessee
3 live in Texas
1 lives in Vermont
1 lives in Washington
1 lives in Wisconsin
48 location unknown
26 are deceased

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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS

•	Rob Coulter 1/20
•	Jane Marshall (Coe) 1/20
•	Kathy Trotter (Kline) 1/23
•	Rachel Maxwell (Johnson) 1/24
•	Raymond Veith 1/25
•	Daniel White 1/25
•	Kathryn Robbins (Arrington) 1/26
•	Bob Cushman 2/2
•	Linda Steck (Burrus) 2/7
•	Nancy Goodman (Coulter) 2/17
•	Franklin Heiliger 2/17

MISSING CLASSMATES

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Plainfield High School
Class Of 1968

ANNOUNCEMENTS

January 20th - 21st

Lunar eclipses are amazing to watch unfold, and are much more leisurely events versus the swift passage of a total solar eclipse. And while you certainly can watch a lunar eclipse with binoculars or a telescope, the best way to watch a total lunar eclipse is with the naked eye.

First, the basics leading up to the event. The umbral phases for the eclipse span over three hours in duration, and totality lasts just a second shy of 1 hour and 2 minutes long. North and South America will see the eclipse in its entirety late in the evening, while western Europe and northwestern Africa will see the eclipse in progress at local sunrise and moonset. Hawaii and the western Pacific region will see the eclipse ongoing at Moonrise.

"Total Eclipse of the Heart" - Bonnie Tyler 1983

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