Class of 63 gives back at 60th reunion
Front row, seated, left to right: John White, Art Cossairt, Jim Hopkins, Sandi (Trainer) Reaser, Margie (Casey) Kratofil, Helen (Black) Voss, Karen (Campbell) Reed. Back row, left to right: Bill Baker, Gary Atkins, John Mace, Jack Jenkins, Max Schnuerle, John Hankey, Tim Mullen, Twyla (Dirks) Cope, Ted Hudlow, Brent Dutson, Dale Worley, Darlene (Haagenson) Nason.
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Tim Mullen, presented the class’s traditional donation to the Boundary County Museum to Gini Woodward, Museum Trustee along with other Reunion Committee members present. (left) Twyla (Dirks) Cope, Darlene (Haagenson) Nason, Gini Woodward, Sandi (Trainer) Reaser, Art Cossairt and Tim Mullen.
BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry High School Class of 1963 celebrated their 60th class reunion during Kootenai River Days.
A total of 19 members from the Class of 1963, with their significant others and guests, gathered for a luncheon at the Kootenai River Inn on July 22, to share high school memorabilia and memories, and to catch up on how life has been since their last class reunion in 2017.
Bonners Ferry High School Class of 1963 continues reunion tradition. During their 60th class reunion luncheon at the Kootenai River Inn, Reunion Coordinator Tim Mullen presented the class’s traditional donation to the Boundary County Museum to Gini Woodward, museum trustee. The donation will assist in the museum’s growth, and help them to continue the many programs that encourage people to explore the rich history of Boundary County.
