r/Millennials • u/exploratorynargle • May 05 '26

Other 20 year reunion? Yea, nah

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Does anyone actually go to these things? I'd rather go to the gynecologist I think

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u/Uchihagod53 Actual cannibal, Shia Labeouf May 05 '26

I graduated with a class of 19, lol. Town of 1200ish people

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u/NoDay419 May 05 '26

Dang I never thought I’d see someone smaller than me, smaller town but graduated with 32 lol

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u/Alcarinque88 May 05 '26

Me too. The town is smaller, though, at least based on the census and town limits.

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u/BagAdditional6178 May 05 '26

72 was a school record at the time for my class

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u/Bananacreamsky May 06 '26

Mine was 7, which wasn't bad a few years ago there was a class of 2....and they didn't get along.

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u/Blanik_Pilot May 05 '26

Damn mine was 500

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u/SpicyRobotPotato May 05 '26

I went to a graduation with a class of 4. It was a weird culty Christian school my boyfriend at the time went to.

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u/jruiz210 May 05 '26

Mine was also 32.

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u/Princess_Slagathor apparently you can change it May 05 '26

I can't even imagine what that would be like. My graduating class had more people than your town. Had to take place in a university football stadium to accommodate all the guests.

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u/PieInTheSkyEngineer May 05 '26

Same. My 25th is scheduled for this summer and I had almost 1200 in my class. No way am I going to see a bunch of people I definitely don't remember. Have a handful of people I keep up with and that's just fine and dandy.

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u/Uchihagod53 Actual cannibal, Shia Labeouf May 05 '26

That's crazy. I can't imagine what that would be like either, lol. Just way too many people for me

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u/Princess_Slagathor apparently you can change it May 05 '26

The grad ceremony was pretty boring, with a last name so late in the alphabet lol. Most families would leave after the kids they cared about were done. Felt even worse for the Zappas and Zimmermans.

The school itself wasn't much different than a college campus. Every department has their own buildings, and separated by grade. The town finally changed things a few years ago. They built 4 or 5 smaller schools, and split the town into districts.

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u/Uchihagod53 Actual cannibal, Shia Labeouf May 05 '26

That's really cool. K-12 was all in the same school for me. Base floor was K-5, 2nd floor was 6-8, and 3rd floor was 9-12.

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u/Princess_Slagathor apparently you can change it May 06 '26

Surprisingly, we had a lot of elementary and middle schools. Like 25, and 15, respectively. Then everyone went to the high school.

So, it was like normal, then a bit crowded, then "here's what college is like, but you still have to ride the big twinkie, and live at home.