Reunions

Tue., Dec. 26, 1995

School

Wallace High School, Class of 1986 planning meeting, 1:30 p.m., today at Sweets, 308 Sixth, Wallace. Information: Betsy, (208)753-8255.

North Central High School, Class of 1955 June 14; call Kay Bruesehoff Sleizer at 466-1433 or Janice Wallick Rule at 327-5931.

Ferris High School, Class of 1966 July 19-21; contact Classy Reunions at 1-800-544-0194.

Lewis and Clark High School, Class of 1956 July 19-21; call E’Kae at 536-4447 or Susan at 467-8584.

Jenkins (Chewelah) High School, Class of 1986 July 19-21; call Noelle Anderson at 468-7190 or Cori (Richardson) Wuesthoff at 935-4018.

Coeur d’Alene High School, Class of 1986 July 19-20, 1996; call Annette (Flagan) Fox at 208-772-0664 or Angie (Fox) Kane at 208-773-2181.

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