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Tracking down former pupils



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Published Date: 21 August 2008
A Kelso High School class of 1973 reunion is being held in the British Legion, Kelso, on September 20 at 7pm.
We are still trying to trace the following people:

George Alexander, Kenneth Brodie, Isobel Bystry, Pamela Davidson, Mary Hay, Caroline Hill, Kenneth Kavanagh, George Kerr, Rakhshinda Khurshead, Peter Mezels, Lorna Wilkinson, Michael Wood, Jacqueline Niven, Michael Dance, David Hooper, Michael Reid, Shirley Tolmey and Janet McCrae.

If you know the whereabouts of any of these people or if you started Kelso High School in 1973 (or joined this first-year group between 1st and 6th year) and have not received an invitation, please contact sheilaelliot@btintenet.com

Sheila Elliot

Hendersyde Avenue

Kelso



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