Re: Class Reunions
 

Since we had both a 5 year & a 10 year reunion (1991), and I went to one and not the other, I'll answer both sets.

1. I was an energetic, high-strung, horny, gung ho Air Force ROTC nerd in blue that happened to make King of Hearts (Homecoming King) despite the fact that to date, I am the only one who was an ROTC cadet AND a non-athlete (my biggest non-ROTC activity was the drama club).

2. Same as Question (1), only I'm civilian, saved, no longer desparate for a woman, and don't wear quite as much blue.

3. The 5 year reunion was all right: My senior class was about half black and half white, but most of the white students attended the reunion. I didn't know a lot of them very well, so I spoke to very few alumni. I was one of 3 black alumni who attended. Oh, BTW, all the former class officers became Greeks:

Class President and Valedictorian: Alpha Phi
Class VP and Salutatorian: Alpha Delta Phi
Class Secretary: Alpha Kappa Alpha
Class Treasurer (and GCer 411's earlier Pi Kappa chapter initiate): Delta Sigma Theta

4. Not really; there was no one there I particularly cared to gloat to.

1. To make a long story short, because the class president and organizer for the 10 year reunion relied too much on email and Classmates.com than the good old-fashioned US Postal Service to get in touch with folks, though I tried to get info on it as far back as 2000 with no luck. I did attend the C/O '90 reunion though and their turnout was SMALL (15 people at most?)

2. Don't care either way regarding the 15 year reunion; most of the folks I hung out with in high school I see periodically throughout Columbus anyway, primarily at Homecoming or First Fridays, so it's no big deal for me. When I do "gloat" to them, they usually say, "I knew you were gonna do well" or words to that effect. In other words, if I am looking for a certain alumnus, I usually know how and where to get a hold of them.

2) When my class reunion comes, I definitely plan on attending. I will be excited about going as well. My high school was not all that. There weren't a lot of African Americans, but I still enjoyed being apart of the celebration. I will also be excited to see the teachers that I had back then.

3) I thought I was sooo grown in high school. I wore pant suits every single day, got my hair and nails done every two weeks. I guess you can say that I was burgeouise (sp?). I wasn't cocky, but high maintenance! I won best dress. Other than that I was a really sweet person. I never gossiped, fought, nor was in a clique.

4) Well, I guess you can say that I've changed a lot. That high mainenance chick is no longer alive! I now own three pairs of tennis shoes, I hardly wear pant suits any more. I get my hair done when I can afford it. M.A.C., I haven't bought any in the longest (how I'm craving for some new shadows and Verushka), oh and those nails...they're gone! My level of spirituality is on another level. God has definitely taken presidence of everything that comes in my life. Of course, I'm greek and I still have no children. Most of my classmates have children. Go figure. I really do look forward to going to the reunion.

Soror, I think you should go. If I made any typos, I'm sorry...I don't feel like proofreading. :)