School reunions

Thu., Sept. 1, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Rogers High School Class of 1948 – Next Thursday at the North Side Eagles, 315 E. Francis. Contact Leon Horton at 926-5554, Donna Taylor at 328-7334, or Lorna Cobb at 228-9179.

Holy Names Academy Class of 1955 – Sept. 9-10. Contact Janet Duggan at 747-3932.

Minnehaha Pioneers-Cooper School Reunion – Sept. 11 at Mary Queen Parish Church, 3423 E. Carlisle Ave. Contact Sandy Bentz at 487-0445 or Etter Milla at 924-0169.

Rogers High School Classes of 1950-51 – Sept. 14-15. Contact Chuck Hafner at 924-0445, or e-mail janeth@omnicast.net.

Central Valley High School Class of 1960 – Sept. 16, tour of the new high school followed by a get together at Mirabeau Park Hotel; and Sept. 17 with golfing and dinner at the Mirabeau Park Hotel. Contact Sandy Betker Hopkins at 327-1756; or Ginger Evans Brooker at 924-3383.

Central Valley High School Class of 1955 – Sept. 23-25. Contact Floyd Parker at 292-2227 or Coleen (Wisenor) Miller at 926-8822.

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