ROYAL AND RIVAL CLASSMATES SET FOR SEA REUNION.Byline: Eric Leach Staff Writer SIMI VALLEY Simi Valley (sē`mē, sĭm`ē), city (1990 pop. 100,217), Ventura co., SW Calif. in an oil, fruit, and farm region; laid out 1887, inc. 1969. - About 200 people who graduated from Royal High School, and even some from rival Simi Valley High School Simi Valley High School is a secondary school located in Simi Valley, California which was established in 1920 as the first high school in the valley. It nestles in the Santa Susana Mountains and is adjacent to the San Fernando Valley, part of the city and county of Ventura. , are expected to attend a four-day reunion Reunion Arafat, Mt . Adam and Eve met here after 200 years. [Muslim Legend: Berra, 44] chickweed flower symbolizing a rejoining. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 322] Esau and Jacob after many years, they are reconciled. [O.T. this month on a cruise ship to Mexico. The cruise and a launch party at a restaurant in San Pedro are sponsored by the Royal classes of 1975 and 1976. ``It's a family-type thing,'' said Diana Prickett, who graduated in the Royal class of 1975. ``There are married couples, single people. We've even got people who went to Simi Valley High School who are going.'' ``It's a great, great time. It's really a reunion of people who grew up in Simi Valley,'' said Prickett, who went on a Royal High School reunion High School Reunion
The ship leaves July 22 from San Pedro and returns July 25. On July 22 there is a party at 11 a.m. at the Acapulco Cantina can·ti·na n. Southwestern U.S. A bar that serves liquor. [Spanish, canteen, from Italian, wine cellar.] at 750 Sampson Way in San Pedro, which is open to all classmates Classmates can refer to either:
``We have about 200 people signed up already,'' said Shelley Liston of the class of 1975, who is also helping to organize the reunion. ``When we did this cruise in July 2000 we had about 150. We had a great time, and a lot of people heard about it and wanted to get on board. People are flying in from out of state.'' ``At a normal reunion you only have about four hours,'' she said. ``On something like this you get to spend a lot more time, finding out a lot more about people. It's much more intimate and more relaxing. You rekindle re·kin·dle tr.v. re·kin·dled, re·kin·dling, re·kin·dles 1. To relight (a fire). 2. To revive or renew: rekindled an old interest in the sciences. relationships with people you lost track of. It's just fun reminiscing about old school days.'' She and Prickett said the former students from different classes get along fine, even though many are of different ages. ``We have a blast,'' Prickett said. ``We have our own private bon voyage VOYAGE, marine law. The passage of a ship upon the seas, from one port to another, or to several ports. 2. Every voyage must have a terminus a quo and a terminus ad quem. party. There's dancing every night. Saturday is in the port of Ensenada. Sunday is all on the water. There are all kinds of activities for the kids. And on Sunday we're doing our own black-and-white Mardi Gras-style ball where everyone dresses in black and white.'' The cost varies depending on the room size and location, and prices are listed on the Web site. Eric Leach, (805) 583-7602 eric.leach(at)dailynews.com CRUISE INFO For information about the cruise, call (805) 529-8842 or (805) 433-3646 or visit www.royalreunion.com CAPTION(S): box Box: CRUISE INFO (see text) |
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