Reunion Trivia
This family hosted the 2013 Reunion.
Who are the Kellers?
This animal doesnt have vocal chords, but does have the unique ability to regenerate body parts.
What is a Salamander?
This evergreen is Washington's state tree. (Hint: not a Fir tree)
What is the Western Hemlock?
This is Norine's Maiden Name.
What is Kellogg?
This is the deepest lake in the US.
What is Crater Lake in OR?
In this year the Fort Casey Reunion was hosted.
When was 2007?
This animal is the largest rodent in North America.
What is a beaver?
This is the species of tree most found in Bear Gulch Aberdeen.
What is Douglas Fir?
This was Ann & Franz's first date.
What was the Cougar Dance at WSU?
This year's world fair brought the space needle to the Seattle skyline.
When was 1962?
This mountain was the backdrop of the 2011 Schneider Reunion.
What is Mount Adams?
This animal is also known as Wapiti.
What is Elk?
This tree is native to Washington and is known for its beautiful pink flowers and reddish-brown bark.
What is the Red Alder?
The name of the dam where Ann grew up.
Diablo Dam
This actor, born in Walla Walla, played the iconic role of Batman in the 1960's TV Series.
Who is Adam West?
The year Joe & Debbie hosted.
When is 2005?
This animal can run up to 35 miles per hour.
What is a black bear?
The largest clonal colony (tree network sharing roots) of Quaking Aspen outside of Utah is in this WA National forest.
What is the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.
Norine graduated from Western Teachers College in this year.
When was 1926?
This city's name is derived from a french word meaning 'small town' or 'village'
What is Corvallis?
The first reunion was this year.
When was 1982? (Aunt Amy Kellogg, Conconully WA)
This animal is considered to be a 'living fossil'
What is Sturgeon?
Five of the ten largest Douglas Fir trees in the world are found in which forest of Washington.
What is the Quinault Rainforest?
This grocery store has strong affiliations to grandfather McRea, he even helped build it.
What is Sumas Market or Piggly Wiggly?
This bay was named after the controller of the storekeeper's account of the British Royal Navy.
Who is Sir William Bellingham?