Sync ical with two iphones

We have two iPhones. I have a long-time paid iCloud account that the whole family has used for years for iTunes purchases etc. Everything syncs fine between devices and my phone. Now that my wife has a phone, we want to continue to sync calendars and contacts. But we don't want to have each other's pics and reminders show up on both phones. This is what happens when I use my iCloud to set up her phone. So I set up her own ID.
Is it possible for us to sync our calendar and contacts? Or would it be better to put her phone under my original acount and somehow configure the sync to only sync what we want? What about iTunes? Does that work independently of the ID I set up on her phone?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I imagine this is pretty common among couples and families. What does everyone else do?
Thanks,
Nick

Your link was helpful. I reviewed the prefs on the addressbook on the MacBook Air, and they are set as iCloud is the default account. And iCloud is enabled. The only other account is the On My Mac, not synced with any other service. The All Contacts entries are different than the entries on the iPhones.
Each iPhone is set with iCloud on, in PUSH mode with 15-minute Fetch as well. It doesn't matter whether they are only 3G modem, or on the same wi-fi as the laptop. The router is a NOVATEL MiFi 5-port wireless on Verizon. The entries are different on the laptop and the iPhones (both of which have the same data).
I edited the laptop SysPrefs/iCloud account settings to [email protected] The laptop iCloud account is [email protected], and the two iPhones are [email protected]
I see in my original posting this was reversed. The status is: me.com for the laptop. mac.com for the iPhones. Laptop & iphones do not update from the default info on the laptop, nor vice versa.
I have all features on the iCloud selected except for MAIL and NOTES on the laptop. All settings in the iCloud on the iPhones are on except for MAIL.

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