Posted by Fixerupper on October 18, 2009 at 10:18:43 from (207.177.13.178):
In Reply to: O/T class reunion posted by s.crum on October 18, 2009 at 07:23:28:
My wife and I were classmates and on the lower end of the social scale in our small village class of 24 members because we had to stay home and work. There was no time to be social.
We never did go to reunions because we didn't have good feelings about our classmates but we did decide to go to our 40th this summer.
Everyone was friendly and no one had their nose in the air anymore, so we did enjoy ourselves. We have lost five members and a few more didn't come because they were only in our class for the senior year, but we did have about a dozen or so.
What everyone else has posted holds true to my wife's and my class too. The ones who were from the families that were higher on the totem pole around our tiny community never did get very far when they got out into a world that didn't consider them someone special anymore.
The quiet ones went on to get a good education and follow the career they were educated in.
None of us turned out to be bums and we all pull our own weight in the world. We do plan to attend our 50th in ten years.
On another note, twice as year my dad still gets together for dinner with what's left of his class of 1942. Jim
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