School reunions

Thu., Aug. 4, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Central Valley High School Class of 1965 – Potluck on Friday, 5-10 p.m., at the Clubhouse at Liberty Lake Estates, and tailgate party, Saturday, 2 p.m. at Ron’s Drive Inn. Contact Jim Holman at 924-6311, 939-5828, e-mail jholman56@msn.com, or Jerry Martin at 926-6065 or 768-6065.

West Valley High School Class of 1985 – Friday and Saturday; 443-0461.

West Valley High School Class of 1995 – Friday and Saturday. Contact Patti Sohns at 328-4722, or visit wv95reunion@yahoo.com.

East Valley High School Class of 1985 – Aug. 12-14. Contact Duane and Elaine Cook at 922-4582, e-mail the2cooks@direcway.com; or Kim (Guimond) Coburn at 926-2425, e-mail KimC@evergreentlc.com.

East Valley High School Class of 1995 – Aug. 12 at Players and Spectators. Contact Reunions With Class at (800) 954-1044, e-mail info@ReunionsWithClass.com, or visit www.ReunionsWithClass.com.

Central Valley High School Class of 1950 – Picnic, Aug. 12, Terrace View Park, Spokane Valley. Contact Sadie Rueckert at 926-4768.

West Valley High School Class of 1965 – Aug. 13. Contact Loretta (Noggle) Slemmer at 924-4939; or Gwyneth (Jones) Cadwell at 226-3390.

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