LHS Class of 72 Alumni Community, Lewiston Idaho

Welcome to the Class of 72 Community

WELCOME BACK..

Hopefully this can become a place that connections to the community of friends from the Lewiston High School class of 1972 can be renewed.

I'm sure that we have all been through many trials and adventures up to this point. Feel free to take a little time to reconnect here. I hope that this website , in some small way, can be a place to reconnect for you.

Take a minute to reminisce, say hello, leave an email or just look around.

This site is completely new and will evolve into whatever peoples needs and desires may be. Just let me know.

Thanks and It's good to have you visiting,

Jim Kytonen

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To submit an article, photo, use the "Shout Box" or leave a Web Link, just register and log-in. A "Users" menu will then be available and you will have full access to the site. Registration IS NOT requried to sign the Guest Book here . You can listen to Music by Clicking on "KLHS 72" Radio, click on "+" to add Album,select first song and hit the "Play" button. Enjoy! To Request Tunes...Just email me and I'll load it up in the "Requests" folder.

OGRE 1971 - 1974

OGRE

Monte "Spider King" Cooley ~ Lead Guitar
Ashley Dice ~ Drums, Vocals
Ray Randall ~ Bass
David Sanborn ~ Bass Guitar
Dave Schelly ~ Lead Guitar, Vocals
Loren "Sugar Bear" Tanner ~ Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Steve Randle ~ Equipment, Sound, Lighting

Article originlly appeared on "http://pnwbands.com"

Ogre played 1968-1972 Within a 300 mils radius of their hometown of Lewiston, Idaho. They performed at, colleges, universities, the "Blue Mountain Rock Festival" at Moscow,ID, various Grange Halls, military armories. high schools, and Several Benefit Concerts.

Casey's

Located on Main Street in Lewiston, Idaho, it was a hot spot in the 60's for kids locally, and for students at Pullman and Moscow, both short distances away. Many big NW acts played here, including the Raiders and the Kingsmen. You entered through the little door at left, and went up a narrow flight of stairs to the ballroom, which covered the whole second floor. Bands, too, had to load their gear up and down the stairs with a hand truck.

Doug Rice, July 2002