High school reunions
- Fullxbusymom
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1990 and don't go to reunions.
Graduated 2008, we had a 10 year. Almost no one went. I think social media really changed my generations desire to.
I graduated in 2003. For our 5 year reunion a handful of only the popular girls met at a resterant. No one else was invited. Just 5 of the most popular girls
10 year reunion absolutely nothing.
10 year reunion absolutely nothing.
I still think its his or her job to if they can't do it-appoint someone else who wants to take it over. If they don't want that responsibility-don't run for Class PresidentOlioxenfree wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 1:45 pm You're adults, you don't need the person who you voted for when you were a teenager to organize it in order to plan a reunion. Someone else could take it over.
You guys with the theory about social media replacing reunions might be on to something.The people I really like I follow on facebook so I kinda keep up with them. Or we still hang out in real life. The others I don't bother with and probably would not want to see anyway.
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- Regent
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I graduated from an affluent high school in 94’. I was able to go there due to the district including 3 blue collar towns (read the affluent drove Porche to school). As a result I didn’t fit into any group that would attend a class reunion though they have had them.
- Sassy762
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Same. I never went to any of the reunions. Those weirdos have one every 5 years
pinkbutterfly66 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 12:26 pm I graduated in '79 and I've never gone to a reunion. We had a graduating class of around 3 or 4 hundred. There were only a handful of kids I knew from classes we took together. I graduated and never looked back. I had no desire to attend any kind of reunion.
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- Regent
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Same here. Whenever my 20th reunion was being planned, it was all done on Facebook and as far as I know the class president and her minions didn't even bother trying to track down the people from our class who aren't on Facebook. From the pictures I saw, it looked lame. Out of the 150 people in our graduating class, only about 20 people showed up to the reunion. I heard the 10th reunion was lame too. I guess that explains why no one mentioned a 25th reunion last year. Not worth it if no one is going to come.RedBottoms wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 4:59 pm You guys with the theory about social media replacing reunions might be on to something.The people I really like I follow on facebook so I kinda keep up with them. Or we still hang out in real life. The others I don't bother with and probably would not want to see anyway.
- mcginnisc
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I graduated in 93'. They had a 5, 10, 20, and 25th. I have not gone to any of them. Dh went to the 5th reunion, but I couldn't get off work. We did not go to our 25th last year much to my old friends' dismay..it was on our daughter's 10th birthday. They wanted us to celebrate at another time and come anyway. I told them I was not leaving my daughter on her actual birthday so I could see people I see on FB daily.
Claire
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