Barbara Dickens:  

CLASS OF 1972
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Bend High SchoolClass of 1972
Bend, OR

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Yearbooks

Bend High School 1972 yearbook cover photo
1972 Yearbook
Bend High School
BEND, OR
Bend High School 1971 yearbook cover photo
1971 Yearbook
Bend High School
BEND, OR
Bend High School 1970 yearbook cover photo
1970 Yearbook
Bend High School
BEND, OR
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Reunions
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Mar 26, 2022
Barbara was invited to the
Virtual Reunion: Bend High School Reunion
224 invitees
Class of 1972 reunion event on Aug 10, 2012 image
Aug 10, 2012
Barbara was invited to the
Class of 1972
233 invitees

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Barbara Dickens' album, Timeline photos
Barbara Dickens' album, Timeline photos
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