Did you enjoy your 20 year high school class reunion?
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I went to my 10 and 20 year class reunions. \nIn the ten year reunion I saw how many were still the same and immature people I had known in High School.\n\nIn the 20 year they all still smoked and quite a few were still getting drunk. \n\nI quit going because I felt that I did not know these people anymore. My advice: the past is the past. Let it go!
183359
did you try classmates.com
90804
Yes!My high school was awesome.We had tons of AP and honors classes, a great football team, tons of extracurriculars, and I was involved in alot of them. I had awesome friends and loved high school most of the time. It was the best time of my life and I wouldn't trade it for anything!
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The people in each graduating class do it. Usually you get a committee together. Your school does not have any responsibility for you once they release you into the world.\n\nThere are companies that will do it. They charge a fee, usually included in the price of dinner and the memory book. The last quote I got was $75 - $85 per person for a 3-course meal with dancing to a DJ afterwards.\n\nYour school will be busy educating the students who were behind you. They will not have the time, energy or funds to organize reunions.\n\nFinding everyone is usually the hard part; women are especially difficult, as they change their name when they get married. Out of 500 people who graduated with me 40 years ago, we have valid addresses for 200 - 250, and we know 43 have died.\n\nThe 5th, 10th and 15th are usually not very well attended. The 20th, 40th and 50th are the big ones.\n\nColleges sometimes arrange tables or booths or a cordinator for all classes for Homecoming weekend, but they get a signifigant amount of money from alumns, and it is in their interest to keep school spirit alive.
842677
I didn't go to college until my mid 30's.  Haven't finished yet, as I was going very part-time for several semesters.  It is "weird" some days, being old enough to be their mom; but it's also fun!  Profs seem to appreciate the maturity and experiences we bring to the class.
810539
Try friends reunited, they have a school link on it
427244
i didn't but check on classmates.com. it is a great way to keep in touch with old school friends. good luck.
900403
good times - just read it to my seniors in high school - they all laughed.  your joke has now tickled 26 giggling eejits.
118756
My best friend from high school. We were in touch some years after high school and were suppose to see each other at our 10 yr. reunion. She didn't show because of family probs. We talked one time after. I have a 20yr High School reunions this summer and I would really like to see and talk with her again.
547756
Have you tried www.classmates.com?
1036565
Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nI went to my 10-year reunions (yeah, there were two of them) 2 years ago and I have to say, I was VERY surprised at how little most of the people had changed. Sure, there was the occasional nerd that had turned it around, or wallflower that had blossomed into a hottie, but for the vast majority, it was all the same.  The jocks were still jocky, the geeks were still geeky, the popular girls still thought they were popular, and the troublemakers weren't there because they were all in jail.\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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Yes, they can, but sometimes peoples lives take them far away from each other and they are not in contact anymore. \n If you are good friends you will probably still stay in contact. Plus your class reunion will have everyone there again.
232176
I helped plan and of course went to my 10 year reunion.\n\nIt was fun, just a big party! I can't say if men or woman changed the most...but it was fun to see how many kids some had, how many times some had been married, how far some travled to come, who was still nerdy and who turned out to be "hot". I even got two marriage proposals!\n\nNext year will be my 20th. WOW, how did that come up so fast??! And yes I will go again, I wouldn't miss it!
550247
Yes...a thousand yes's.  It is a lot of fun! (hard work too) I am 52 this year, and I asked the same question that you did, a few hours ago.\n\nCollege adds "flavor" to your life, no matter what age you are.  Once you get in, you will be there with students that are also there trying to do the same thing that you are...getting a degree.\n\nAt first I was very self-conscious about giving presentations, standing in front of the class...because of my age, but I realized...we are all trying to pass the class, and I concentrated on the message, and less of myself.  I have since made friends at my University, and it feels so good just to walk around...going to the libraries to study...ect.\n\nYes....1,000 of them to the 10th degree!
788953
I had a best friend that we were attached at the hip from 4th grade till a year or two after graduating highschool. \nThen our lives just took different roads, we still run in to each other from time to time.
1023715
YES!  I was brought up in the 80s.  It reminds me of good times.  The cheesy music, the bright colored clothes.  I had GREAT 80s hair.  BIG BIG BIG!
264410
my 30th class reunion was most memorable...the "nerd" of our class turned out to be a very cosmopolitan new york attorney and was so much fun...he never danced during our school years, but at the reunion he danced all night and sponsored a cocktail party in his suite...