Those attending were Donna (Comedy) Curb and Elvis of San Antonio, Pat (Barnes) Bynum of Roswell, New Mexico, Melba (Phillips) Marrs and Donald of Houston, Donna (Coursey) Morgan and Wayne of Alvin, Texas, Virginia (Faith) Brown and Don, of Runaway Bay, Ken Burnam of Montgomery, Texas, Judy (Norwood) Creek and Paul of Abilene, Wayne Crye and Ginger of Belton, Carolyn (Watson) Dix of Burleson, Larry Garner of Luling, Marcus Greaves and Sandra of Clavert, Texas, Charles Hall and Kay of San Angelo, Carrie Lee (Spahr) Huffman and Mike of Houston, Jana (Davis) Heasely and Bill and Breckenridge, Nelda (Hagler) Hunter and Hank of Putnam, Lorraine (Tucker) Jackson of Abilene, Roger Kerbow of Grand Prairie, Jim Lane of Kingwood, Texas and guest Sammie Scott, Rev. Stanley Metts and Wilda of Macon, Missouri, Jack and Sherry (Ray) Mills of Gonzales, B. B. Nunley, Jr. of Austin, Jim Smith of San Marcos, Van Tedder and Alta Sue of Webster, Gene Tomlinson and Christine of Irving, Robert Wood of Driftwood, Gale (Morris) Altman and Charles of Coldspring, Helen (Sparks) Smith and Ken of Valera, Jim Needham and Judy, Pat Justice and Carlie, Charles Turner, Pat (Buford) Bryan, Glen and Dorothy (Elkin) McDonald, Melba (Meador) Baugh and Johnny, and Mary (McClellan) Freeman, all of Coleman.

Class members who were not able to attend, but sent letters were:  Jerry Andis, Nancy Hector Beard, Jerry K. Taylor, Joan (Birt) McNabb and Roy Staggs.

Guests included Hershel Dunn, Juanene Galloway, Anna Kennedy and Sammie Scott.  Special guests of Lorraine (Tucker) Jackson were her daughter, Deborah Robinson and twin grandchildren, Christy Lorraine and Alan Wayne, named after Lorraine and her twin brother, Wayne Tucker.