How would you greet some of your classmates when you celebrate the 50th anniversary of the senior prom.?
147270
That sound like a great evening! Maybe you could have their senior pictures printed on a name tag, and laminated...that would be thoughtful and nice...maybe you could write a "guessing game"..."Guess who had the most children?" Maybe you could give prizes to the people who came from the farthest distance, stayed married to their high school sweetheart, etc. I don't know, but it really sounds great. Have a wonderful time!
485849
get a prop of some sort - ribbons in your hair, colorful hat or clothing. Maybe just walking around with a big smile to show that your a happy and approachable person - work the room by greeting everyone with your name and a please to meet you line - then as you mingle, remember the guy you fancy and always acknowledge him by name during the evening.
587526
Go old-school. Make their locker look like a present. Use wrapping paper.
627203
maybe get everyone in the class to chip in and throw him/her a suprise party. i did that for one of my teachers before w/ a couple of friend and she was realli moved. she was touched that we organized everything and had everyone participate.
253371
If you have any guys that are good friends and don't have dates as of yet ask them.  I went to prom one year with a good friend of mine after we both had just gotten out of relationships and her and I had the best time of everyone there I think.  Good Luck!!!
318831
My then girlfriend was a senior in High School and broke up with her boyfriend and started dating me. She still took him to their prom in June because they had already paid for the tickets (so she said). She called me after it was over and said she had a horrible time. So I started setting up a prom of my own for her birthday in September. I had her mother rent us a luxury car, and I had one of my best friends drive us around the whole evening. I had her to wait for me on her balcony and I showed up to her house in a white tuxedo. I got out of the car and asked her to go to the "prom" with me. Of course she said yes!! I had her go and change into the same prom dress she had on in June. As my friend opened her door to the car to let her in, I had 2 dozen red roses waiting for her on the back seat of the car. I had set up a photographer to take our picture in a professional studio so we could have “prom pictures”, and dinner reservations at a great restaurant over looking the water. We danced all alone right by our table and had a wonderful meal. After dinner, we went to a hotel suite I reserved for us at Embassy Suites and made love. We showered together, changed clothes and went to a great Arcade Park complete with video games, a miniature golf course and a go-cart track. Earlier, I told my friend to come back for us in 2 hours and told him to bring his girlfriend along. All 4 of us were good friends. We had so much fun at the Arcade Park, and the 4 of us had a great time. After that, he dropped us off at our hotel suite and my girlfriend and I made love again. We spent a wonderful night together. The next morning, my friend was waiting for us with the car outside of the hotel entrance and he drove us to her house. That was the Greatest Date I ever went on. My girlfriend is now my wife and we just celebrated or 10th wedding anniversary.
1125755
if you were selected to be the valedictorian you excelled greatly overall in your academics.  Now when you give your speech be encouraging to your fellow graduates.  Tell how great it was walking those school halls with them over the past few years.  Tell them about what a difference you all will try to make in all your future endeavors.  Thank all the teachers and counselors that helped you and don't forget to tell your parents thanks for helping you with these new beginnings since it is only elementary school that you are graduating from.  Remember just be positive sweet and uplifting.  congrats.
390650
be front about it, and get the ball rolling. if its to hard, try it over the phone instead of in person. or be romantic about it. my current boyfriend started things up with me by asking me to prom. in each class that i went to during the course of the day, he left an envelope with some cut up pieces of paper. at the end of the day, i put the pieces of paper together, and it turns out it was a puzzle, which read "will you go to prom with me?" and on the envelope it said to meet him at a certain time, so i did, with my own envelope with a puzzled 'yes' in it. it was really sweet. of course, in your situation, mold it so that the envelopes follow her daily schedule.
1047758
You've got time, don't worry about it.  You'll be the one knocking them dead at prom or class reunions!
311784
-freshman are what you call the new arrivals in high school.... or in college (they would be considered college freshman)\n-homecoming is a tradition where i believe graduates come to their home town and watch a homecoming game (football game) and follow it up with a dance to celebrate their "homecoming" but dont quote me on that....\n- prom is a dance usually focused on the seniors... its their last moments in high school and they are about to graduate. Some schools have junior/senior proms so they both consist of juniors and seniors... \n\nso prom is usually juniors and seniors.... and homecoming is for freshman, sophmores, juniors and seniors...
776641
For you to go to the prom? Or are you helping plan the prom?\n\nIf you're planning you need to bedget for :\nLocation\nDJ\nCatering\nDecorations\nProm favors (maybe)\n\nIt depends on how big your school is as to how much money you need for these. You can contact me for specifics, I'm the head of my school's prom planning comittee this year.
225174
As a senior you (and your date) will be the highlight of the evening. Seniors cut loose and have lots of fun at prom.  It doesn't matter about your suit, or her dress. It's about having fun and making a memory that will last a lifetime.
442717
Kill his cat and write "I'll go with you to prom" on his bedroom wall with it's bodily fluids while he watches, very impressed.\n\nKidding.\n\nIf you haven't said yes already, it's about time you did. If all else fails, write "I'll go with you to prom" a thousand or two thousand times on several notebooks and give them all to him. :) Just brainstorming\n\nHow would you feel if someone did that for you? .. besides you know, nauseated. :P
1071039
At my high school, they're every five years, with 25th and 50th reunions being the big ones.  I moved far away from my home town to go to college and never managed to get to a reunion until this Spring, when I went to my 30-year reunion.  It was outstanding!!!  I'm very glad I went and I feel bad that I missed the previous reunions.
41680
If they are older...\n\n"Congratulations on the XXth Anniversary of your 29th Birthday."  (Easily modified to fit pretty much any age.)
351392
I went to my 20th reunion.  Wouldn't have missed it and won't bother doing it again.\n\nI am one of those who was a "late bloomer".  I walked into my reunion with my husband and the "popular" group had no idea who I was.  Mind you our graduating class was only about 100 students (if that) so we all knew everyone in our class.  I was thin and young looking.  They were old and fat!  I loved every minute of it!
300338
First of all, CONGRATULATIONS! \n\nI would recommend that you start off by a quote or saying that you have followed/led your life by. Then follow it up by citing examples, anecdotes, and situations in which that saying helped get you to where you are today.\n\nDo not make your speech a "Thank You" note to your family and other loved ones. Yes, do thank them, but do not make them your primary focus. Remember that you are a representative of your class, so try to include everyone in your speech in some way. Does that make sense?\n\nAlso, do not talk solely about yourself and your achievements. Talk about the different successes that the class has experienced as a whole. Mention things such as different events that were held at the school, obstacles that the school has had to overcome during your 4 years there, and victories you all have experienced (including scholastic achievements, such as test scores).\n\nWell, that will give you a start. I helped my students with their speeches while I taught high school, so good luck and be very proud of your accomplishments! Way to go!