Looking for members of Kaleen High School class of 1986

GYW 6 August 2011 6 August 2011 3

We are having a school reunion for Kaleen High’s class of 1986 on the October long weekend. There will be a school tour on Friday, 30 September and a cocktail function followed by dancing to 80s music on Saturday, 1 October.

If you were in that class (or know of anyone else who was) we would love to hear from you at khsclassof86reunion@hotmail.com.

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3 Responses to Looking for members of Kaleen High School class of 1986

red_dog 12:06 pm 09 Aug 11

I was in the Class of 82 – don’t know if there was anything organised for that auspicious anniversary.

GYW 11:59 pm 08 Aug 11

Thanks, Sharkie44, and good luck with your reunion too. 🙂

Sharkie44 4:05 pm 08 Aug 11

I think I may know a few – will forward on the info.

But while I am at it – we are also organising a 20 year reunion for the Class of 91. If you were in Class of 91 – please email me for details… (reunion is planned for late November)

rachwherrett@gmail.com

Cheers!

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