High school reunions

[Deleted User 670]

Same. I never went to any of the reunions. Those weirdos have one every 5 years

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.

I don't get it. High school is just 4 years. Why go back for any reunion? If I had anyone important in my life from school, I would have made an effort to keep in touch with them.

[Sassy762]

Me either, I graduated and was done, gone and BYE Bitches, lol

Same. I never went to any of the reunions. Those weirdos have one every 5 years

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.

I don't get it. High school is just 4 years. Why go back for any reunion? If I had anyone important in my life from school, I would have made an effort to keep in touch with them.

[Anonymous 5]

I graduated in 2005 they had a 10 year reunion and big thing was made of it but only the popular kids who set it up went. I lived 4 hours away and could have gone but knew my friends in school weren't going. They also had a family day at the beach the next day but none of the popular people who went the first day had kids so they passed and I wasn't traveling 4 hours for that only 2 families showed up. A big thing and a committee will probably be set up for our 20th and I probably won't go to that either. I have all my friends on Facebook anyway.

[Olioxenfree]

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.

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 President

Nobody knows when they are 17-18 if they are going to want to plan reunions 25 years in the future.

[RedBottoms]

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.

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 President

Nobody knows when they are 17-18 if they are going to want to plan reunions 25 years in the future.

Then don't apply? They need to elect the most organized person, not the most popular

[Sassy762]

Maybe you didn't know BUT I knew I would never attend a class reunion. Four years was more than enough for me being around those kids/people

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.

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 President

Nobody knows when they are 17-18 if they are going to want to plan reunions 25 years in the future.

[Anonymous 6]

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.

That's not a reunion, that's just 5 women trying to re-live their glory days.

[Anonymous 6]

Same. I never went to any of the reunions. Those weirdos have one every 5 years

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.

I don't get it. High school is just 4 years. Why go back for any reunion? If I had anyone important in my life from school, I would have made an effort to keep in touch with them.

I think it's interesting to see what people are up to that you used to be friends with or classmates. There are some people that I don't want to keep in touch with but would love to talk to at an event like this. I had fun at my five year reunion, especially the after party.

[JoJo728]

I graduated in 1982. Class size 410. There have been more formal 5, 10, 15 and 20 year reunions - dinner at a hotel or banquet hall. The most recent one, 35th, was just a BBQ at someone’s house with only about 30 attending.

I have never been to a single one as I moved out of state after I graduated from college a few years later. Have zero desire to see these people again. The ones I am in touch with via Facebook are either in a different class or live in another state.

[Anonymous 2]

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 President

Nobody knows when they are 17-18 if they are going to want to plan reunions 25 years in the future.

Then don't apply? They need to elect the most organized person, not the most popular

I don’t think it’s fair to hold someone accountable for life for something they agreed to do at 16/17/18. You can’t really expect the class that voted for them to be thinking that far ahead either.

IDK what happened to our class president. I hope he’s ok and just off the grid or whatever, but I don’t blame him for putting his life first. It wasn’t a big deal to have a reunion without him.