The high school reunion: It's been written about endlessly, portrayed in movies, sung about, and passed into American legend as an adult rite of passage. High school is when every event felt bigger than life; now we see how big life is. Emotions that were so raw and consuming have dulled over time and friends that we thought we would have forever have moved and been replaced, but the memories last. Memories and curiosity are the primary reasons people attend reunions.
This little questionnaire may or may not be used formally but we thought it would be nice to get some information on where everyone is at 25 years after high school.
Please answer these questions and send your reply to Dave O'Neal via FB message or email it to DavidO [at] smh.org and we look forward to seeing you soon!
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Name:
Occupation:
Married (how many or how long):
Children (and Grandchildren)names and ages:
Where are you living now?
Your biggest highlight of the last 25 years:
What do you still hope to accomplish?
Know anyone famous or had a brush with greatness?
Favorite TV show? Favorite movie? Favorite band/artist?
Favorite 80s song you still know every word to?
Any cool tattoos?
What are your hobbies?
Do you have a pet?
If you had a free $250 bucks to spend on you, what would you buy?
Possession you are most likely to brag about?
How many reunions have you attended?
Who are you most excited to see?
Favorite high school memory?
What words of advice do you have to young people today:
