High School Class Reunions

[fallensaviour]

Missed my 5th,10th and 15th...I really could care less.I still talk to my real friends on a weekly basis the rest of the people I could care less about .Not to mention I live over 1500km's from where I graduated from.

[RG]

I went to my 5th ... skipped the 10th ... 15th will be in 2010. not sure if I'll go ... 5th was ok but too close to being out of school it was the same as school but without teachers ... really dull. I was a quiet kid in school so I never had too many close friends in school and the close friends I did have are still my friends and I chat with them whenever I can.

[Riffster]

my 20th is next Saturday, i've resisted going as i didn't really have what you'd call a career, now i do so I'm going. it might be fun, or i might get drunk, either way

[JPkempo]

Went to the 15 it was OK. skipped the 20 I understand most people skipped the 20. 25th will be in 2010, unless my life takes an uptern I won't go.

[Hector]

I just hope you guys don't regret it later on

Please.

[Hector]

Nope...not interested in the least.

All my close buddies from high school live nearby me...so we hook up from time to time...so that's my high school reunion right there. The rest of the student body? I could care less about seeing them again.

[JDeRouen]

I went to my 20th in 2006, and am really glad I did. I wasn't exactly a popular kid in school, so it was kind of cathartic to go and see what a level playing field had made of everyone's lives. Most everyone had turned out well and I was able to reconnect with some old friends and actually make some new ones. I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.

[toys2cool]

I just hope you guys don't regret it later on

[mitchedwards]

Skipped my 10th, Never heard about a 20th. Was going to go to the 25th next week, but lack of interest caused it to be scrapped.

[toys2cool]

My class (1985) didn't have a 5-year reunion although there were rumors abound about having one and we even discussed it in our senior year. I wanted to go to the 10th but I was in the Mojave desert training at Ft. Irwin. When I finally became an online presence in 1999 I "met" up with some old friends and found out that at the 10-year it was going around that I was dead, that I died during the Persian Gulf War. I let them know that wasn't the case and even posted at Classmates.com (before they started charging for their service). We started making plans to meet up but things didn't work out for one thing or another.

I got an invite to my 20th and it was $100 per person for the event but there was also a day before cocktail party for $50 per person and a Sunday beach party for another high dollar amount. I considered going to the 20th just to see the "old gang" but I really had no idea who from the "old gang" would actually be there. And truth be told, after all those years I really didn't care anymore.

I doubt that I'll make it to the 25th.

naw $100 seems like a lot to me

[Action Martin]

My class (1985) didn't have a 5-year reunion although there were rumors abound about having one and we even discussed it in our senior year. I wanted to go to the 10th but I was in the Mojave desert training at Ft. Irwin. When I finally became an online presence in 1999 I "met" up with some old friends and found out that at the 10-year it was going around that I was dead, that I died during the Persian Gulf War. I let them know that wasn't the case and even posted at Classmates.com (before they started charging for their service). We started making plans to meet up but things didn't work out for one thing or another.

I got an invite to my 20th and it was $100 per person for the event but there was also a day before cocktail party for $50 per person and a Sunday beach party for another high dollar amount. I considered going to the 20th just to see the "old gang" but I really had no idea who from the "old gang" would actually be there. And truth be told, after all those years I really didn't care anymore.

I doubt that I'll make it to the 25th.

[megoscott]

I was surprised how much I enjoyed my 20th. I blew off my tenth and only went to the 20th at my best friend's insistence. I loved seeing all these people, many of whom I had totally forgotten. It was amazing to see what everyone had become--lots of suprises. I really had a blast. In my memory, I didn't enjoy high school and wasn't that popular, but I was looking at things negatively as usual, because I was warmly and fondly remembered by a lot of people. It was kind of eye-opening, actually.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Oddly enough, my 15 year reunion was tonight. It's going on as I type this. My wife and I graduated together, and we both decided we'd rather spend $80 elsewhere ($40 a piece). Plus we didn't even get any kind of notice about it until a month ago, and an official invite only came 2 weeks ago. For those unlike us who don't still live in town or anywhere near here, that's not enough time to make plans, esp. if you have kids or weekend job commitments.

I went to the 5th, and skipped the 10th too. Honestly, the folks I want to keep in touch with, I have. And those I'd like to see again probably won't go anyway. It's mostly the "preps" of our class that show up to these things. I pretty much got along with everyone in my class, but that doesn't mean I want to drop money to spend time with them again.

CHris

[The Toyroom]

My 25th is in 2010...I have never attended any and don't really plan too...there's not anyone that I'm dying to see quite frankly.

[blastphemey]

im still in high school so i dont what to tell ya