Are high school reunions worth going to?
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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!
25770
Short answer: Yes.\nWhoever said that high school is supposed to be the best years of your life must have been high for most of it.\nDon't let it get you down (I assume you're still in school?)  Trust me, it gets better.  WAY better.
1132615
My best friend is the best pitcher in Alabama & just graduated  she got a scholarship (full) so it is worth it , one day it could pay for your school, it will keep you in shape, and if you quit u will regret it one day and think what would have been different (like i did, I regret it soo much)
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Community Events \nContact the local Convention and Visitors Bureau, as well as the local Chambers of Commerce for information regarding sightseeing tours and other activities.\n\nFamily Reunion Cruise\nRock climbing, golf, tennis, spas, swimming, movies, shows  and lots and lots of food!\n\nStory Telling \nTell stories thru peotry, music, recital and oral story telling and stand up comedy. Often the height of the reunion event that brings back the memories. \n\nFamily Reunion Photo Swap\nMembers bring new and old photos  indluding pictures with historic value and the great-greats at the old homestead  and even previous reunions. Photos should be labeled with name of owner.  \n\nFamily Reunion Olympics\nThe family reunion olympic games is a great opportunity to hold special events allowing teams members from each family to participate while drawing close to one another.  Sports events allow  different age groups to participate. Each team selects its name state/county and design their own banner.  It's a lot of fun.\n\nJigsaw Puzzle Race\nOther young adult activities that challenge the intellect and reflex are the family portrait jig-saw puzzle challenge. Using previous years family reunion photos create two card table sized jigsaw puzzles from the photos. Select several family members for each team to assemble the puzzles on their table. The puzzle could have a well known fact, slogan or metaphor unique to the family printed on it before cutting. The first team to assemble  the puzzle enough to guess the phrase wins. \n\nReunion “Survivor” Game  \nThis game draws from the Survivor TV show. It will capture the attention of everyone. The key is to survive (complete) a series of daring feats including a jump rope line, keeping up the hoola hoop for 2 minutes, Dodge ball with velcro vest and  velcro ball (20 hits),  Remember to keep it.\n\nThe "Amazing Race" \nThe race borrows from the popular Television show and is sure to be a big hit. Select several families to complete a 3 mile race with several stops along the way providing destination clues. Cover the race with your live web cam wired to a big screen TV for spectator coverage. Make the race a one hour event. The family that wins gets a gift certificate to a theme park or restuarant. \n\n"American Idol" \nThe Idol style game is basically a talent show featuring three categories of song, dance, and stand up comedy. Have a panel of three judges whose aim is to shower each contestant with praise and exagerated compliments but votes on cards. Each card is placed in a box.  The host adds up the vote tally to reveal the winner in each talent category. \n\nFor more ideas there's a family reunion activities idea list in the evaluation software provided by some of the sites below.
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As I recall just after leaving my last class of my last day of HS I jumped up and clicked my heals together (I am from Ks ya know) and promptly bent over, smacked both cheeks and said rather loudly, "kiss my a$$."\n\nI will never go to a HS reunion!\n\nSo my answer is closest to the latter of the 2 options.
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If there is a post prom at your school I would recommend going. I went in high school and had a blast and won money also. If your school does not have a post prom maybe have a party at your house with a couple of friends or plan a romantic candlelight dinner for just you and your boyfriend. Curl up on the couch and watch movies.
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Growing up I attended 3 different junior high schools.  Each had a rewarding experience.  The first one, I had all my friends...and because of it, I clowned around to much and got poor grades.  The second school, I was lost, had no friends...but my grades were awesome!  By the time I got to the 3rd school...I learned how to be popular again by coming in contact with so many new faces each year...I really opened up and had a blast...and my grades stayed above average.\n\nGo to the new school.  Each new experience makes us a stronger individual.
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Pros:  \nYou get much more freedom than middle school.\nYou have a lot more friends to choose from.\nYou have a lot more activities to choose from.\nYou'll get to pick some of your classes.\nKids aren't as mean as they are in middle school.\n\nCons:\nYou won't realize that high school is just a very small, itty-bitty, teeny weeny part of your life until long after you've graduated.  So everything that happens to you will seem like the biggest deal in the world.  (But I guess everything in life is like this!)
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I graduated a few years ago but I didn't go to my Prom. If you don't think you will have a good time, there is no point in going. Why waste the money on something you don't want to do...
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Try mysapce.com... or wait for the reunion.
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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.
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Romy and Michele's High School Reunion.
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Visit your local high-school.
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First congrats on your 20 year!  \n\nIf you have not recieved an email from a former classmate, I suggest checking with Reunions.com  (I'll add it in the sources)  \n\nSince I do not know what city your school is in I could not look it up for you, but I hope that this helps!
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I had the same question right before my 30th reunion...I called my high school, and they had a copy of the yearbook in the school's library.  Almost all schools keep at least one copy there, for people who lost theirs, etc.  And if you're looking for an entire book to buy, sometimes they have extras left over and in storage.  Mine did, and two of us ended up buying one from our senior year.  \n\nCall your old high school and talk to the librarian.  I'm sure she'll be able to help you!\n\nGood luck! :)
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Reunion.com\nhttp://www.reunion.com/schools/us?ovchn=OVR&ovcpn=highschool&ovcrn=high+school&ovtac=PPC&s_kwcid=5980306200000046106&clicksource=standard\n\n______________________
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You'll survive. You'll meet people in your classes, and get to know people, and make friends. Even if your shy, you'll find people. I went to a high school that had over 3000 students. You only notice that at assemblies because the rest of the time, you are in classes of about 30 students. Relax, it'll be fun, and you'll make friends.