Me- I graduated hs in 2007...June 15th was the day, but I'm just asking for the year, and anything else you want to add about graduating or that year :).

I graduated in 1998.

I graduated in 1995. I am proud to say that the class of 1995 all across the United States had the highest test scores during our four years in high school than any graduating class since the 1960's. :) However, the test scores have dropped every year since then.

2003

I graduated in 1995. I am proud to say that the class of 1995 all across the United States had the highest test scores during our four years in high school than any graduating class since the 1960's. :) However, the test scores have dropped every year since then.

that's pretty cool & something to be proud of as well. interesting stat too.

1986

1986

I guessed 1986 for you, cause you would of been 17 around that time :). Good to have you back.

2004

1997

May 27, 2005- I was in the first graduating class of our new high school :)

2003. I should have graduated in 2004... Yay for skipping a grade!

2007. i don't like thinking about it because my graduation was so badly ruined. but i had fun taking it out on my hat.

2007. i don't like thinking about it because my graduation was so badly ruined. but i had fun taking it out on my hat.

wow thats horrible sarah. fellow graduating class year though :).

2008- what's good lol. I know I'm a baby!

2008- what's good lol. I know I'm a baby!

a baby/little sister to me lol :lol:

1979 for me.

I never even attended High school. The last grade I completed was grade 8, and then I was put into an alternative school, but only lasted a few months there. My agoraphobia, and other panic disorders made it impossible for me to go to school, especially since I was undiagnosed, and unmedicated at the time. Almost immediately after I dropped out, I became housebound, and stayed that way for 10 years until I finally got diagnosed, and medicated. I was always so scared in school, that I was too distracted to learn anything, and so I have pretty much educated myself over the last 13 years. I am thinking of going to a community college, and getting my G.E.D. now that I'm somewhat rehabilitated. I say somewhat only because the agoraphobia is always there, it's just more manageable now. My high school graduation year would have been 2000.

I never even attended High school. The last grade I completed was grade 8, and then I was put into an alternative school, but only lasted a few months there. My agoraphobia, and other panic disorders made it impossible for me to go to school, especially since I was undiagnosed, and unmedicated at the time. Almost immediately after I dropped out, I became housebound, and stayed that way for 10 years until I finally got diagnosed, and medicated. I was always so scared in school, that I was too distracted to learn anything, and so I have pretty much educated myself over the last 13 years. I am thinking of going to a community college, and getting my G.E.D. now that I'm somewhat rehabilitated. I say somewhat only because the agoraphobia is always there, it's just more manageable now. My high school graduation year would have been 2000.

That sucks Brad. What exactly is agoraphobia, if I may ask? I wonder if it runs with manic disoder and even manic depression...my Dad and younger brother have both of those....but my little brother is going through the same situation as you went through & explained above...not good.

That sucks Brad. What exactly is agoraphobia, if I may ask? I wonder if it runs with manic disoder and even manic depression...my Dad and younger brother have both of those....but my little brother is going through the same situation as you went through & explained above...not good.

Agoraphobia is basically a disorder where you can't be in large crowds, because of the fear that you'll have a panic attack. So it's basically a fear of being around lots of people. At it's worse, I actually had a 10 foot rule that everyone in my family had to stand atleast 10 feet away from me at all times. I had irrational fears that I stunk, and that I was dirty, which I now know were a part of my disorder, and isn't true, but yeah, it was pretty bad at one point. I still suffer from panic disorder, and have panic attacks from time to time, and am still mostly a home body, but atleast now I can walk down the street without having a nervous breakdown. lol!! As far as whether it has a connection with depression, I believe it does. I'm bi-polar, and most of the agoraphobics I've met, have always been really depressed. It's hard not to be depressed when you're always having panic attacks.

I'm sorry to hear about your brother!! you might want to look into seeing if he has a similar problem. Had I been diagnosed before the age of 23, my teenage years wouldn't have been so messed up. You might want to look into him getting a psychiatric evaluation if this continues, and maybe they'll be able to help through therapy, and medication. I don't know enough about your brother obviously to know that this is his problem, but I think it might be something worth looking into. People always thought I was just a bad, and lazy kid, when in reality, I was suffering deeply from very real disorders.

I graduated in 1999.

Tecnically, I finished in 1993, but the regents exams kept me from graduating on time, so I ended up walking the stage with the 1994 class.

Tecnically, I finished in 1993, but the regents exams kept me from graduating on time, so I ended up walking the stage with the 1994 class.

That sucks & must of been a pain in the ass, Mike. Having to wait another 12 months & year to get your certificate, graduate & to leave HS- lol.

That's kinda me. I never got held back at all, but I was ALWAYS older then my classmates every year- older then at least 75-80% of the people in my (graduating) class...because years earlier my mom optioned to put me in preschool a year later, so instead I would be the oldest, or one of the oldest in my graduating class in hs, when I went into preschool, instead of being down the bottom as one of the youngest in my graduating class. It did and does make a small difference as far as my minor situation goes.

2000

2000 :)

I finished high school in June 2006. I turned 18 in August that year.

I can't believe it's been almost three years.

I graduated in 2006.

That last year of high-school was a crossroads year for me: the NHL was back from a lockout, 'Monday Night Football' was in its final year on ABC.

I graduated from high school in 1966. Then I graduated from a two-year
college, in Corning, N.Y., in 1968. Then, almost two decades later, I graduated from another two-year college, in Rock Hill, S.C., in 1986. The
funny thing is it didn't seem like it had been nearly twenty years since I
had attended classes. I just fell right back into it. (But, I don't think I'd
want to go through it again .. more than another twenty years later! :lol: )

I hit the wrong option on the poll by mistake. I graduated in 2003.

1999

1982 would've been my graduation year but I dropped out in 1980.

That sucks & must of been a pain in the ass, Mike. Having to wait another 12 months & year to get your certificate, graduate & to leave HS- lol.

That's kinda me. I never got held back at all, but I was ALWAYS older then my classmates every year- older then at least 75-80% of the people in my (graduating) class...because years earlier my mom optioned to put me in preschool a year later, so instead I would be the oldest, or one of the oldest in my graduating class in hs, when I went into preschool, instead of being down the bottom as one of the youngest in my graduating class. It did and does make a small difference as far as my minor situation goes.

Yeah it was a pain in the ass. They tried to send me back to school for a 5th year, but my guidance counselor told me I have enough credits to NOT come back and told me to sign up for night school 2 nights of the week which I did. I passed English and Math (the two courses that prevented graduation) and was given the option of coming in to get my diploma or walking the stage. I opted to walk the stage because I wanted to go out in style for all the hard work it took me to get to that point.

1968. Bobby Kennedy was shot on my graduation day.:(

Only last year but it feels like a long time.

2009 :mrtarver:

Class of '83

OMG, my 30 year reunion will be here before I know it!!:crazy:

1990

1993 and I was so glad to be done with it and away from that sh*t hole of a high school I attended.

I graduated from high school in 1966. Then I graduated from a two-year
college, in Corning, N.Y., in 1968. Then, almost two decades later, I graduated from another two-year college, in Rock Hill, S.C., in 1986. The
funny thing is it didn't seem like it had been nearly twenty years since I
had attended classes. I just fell right back into it. (But, I don't think I'd
want to go through it again .. more than another twenty years later! :lol: )


1966 was the year my mother grauduated from high school. It was a good year for music.

:cheer: 1997

1997

June 1, 1995

2007, June....ummmm 24th? 20 something. God, I can't believe it was already almost two years ago.

That sucks & must of been a pain in the ass, Mike. Having to wait another 12 months & year to get your certificate, graduate & to leave HS- lol.

That's kinda me. I never got held back at all, but I was ALWAYS older then my classmates every year- older then at least 75-80% of the people in my (graduating) class...because years earlier my mom optioned to put me in preschool a year later, so instead I would be the oldest, or one of the oldest in my graduating class in hs, when I went into preschool, instead of being down the bottom as one of the youngest in my graduating class. It did and does make a small difference as far as my minor situation goes.
That's what my parents did with me. I was still in preschool the 1990-91 school year (the year I would have gone to kindergarten like the rest of the people who graduated in '03), and went to kindergarten in the fall of 1991. I SHOULD have gone to first grade in 1992, and I did - for eight weeks. I had to move to a different town over Thanksgiving that year and when I started at my new school after Thanksgiving, they'd placed me in the second grade. So in the fall of 1993, I started third grade. :) It's a long, confusing story, so it's just easier for me to tell people I was in kindergarten in 1991 and second grade in 1992.

So I went from being one of the oldest in my class to the youngest in my class... I was 17 years and 9 months when I graduated (I'd turned 17 RIGHT before I started senior year, so I was freshly 17 when school started). Probably one of the youngest HS graduates here on SO.

1999. I can't believe it's been 10 years already! :eek:

That's what my parents did with me. I was still in preschool the 1990-91 school year (the year I would have gone to kindergarten like the rest of the people who graduated in '03), and went to kindergarten in the fall of 1991. I SHOULD have gone to first grade in 1992, and I did - for eight weeks. I had to move to a different town over Thanksgiving that year and when I started at my new school after Thanksgiving, they'd placed me in the second grade. So in the fall of 1993, I started third grade. :) It's a long, confusing story, so it's just easier for me to tell people I was in kindergarten in 1991 and second grade in 1992.

So I went from being one of the oldest in my class to the youngest in my class... I was 17 years and 9 months when I graduated (I'd turned 17 RIGHT before I started senior year, so I was freshly 17 when school started). Probably one of the youngest HS graduates here on SO.

That sucks! I was 2 months from being 19, when I graduated in June of '07. (I was born 8/22/).

That sucks! I was 2 months from being 19, when I graduated in June of '07. (I was born 8/22/).
Nah, doesn't bother me that much. :) There were, I think, two gals in my class who were younger than me when we graduated. One of them had a b-day the day after mine (I'm August 16th, hers was the 17th), and the youngest girl's b-day was October 3rd, so she was still 16 when we started senior year in 2002. :lol: My school always had their school pics done in September so it's odd now looking at my yearbooks and knowing she hadn't turned the age that the rest of us were at the time. lol

I like knowing I wasn't 18 when I graduated, just because.

There's a guy here - Brian (not Brian Damage... just Brian) who doesn't post much anymore. He graduated in '03 as well but has a, I think, November birthday. So he was barely 17 1/2 when he graduated.

I graduated in June of 1982 and didn't turn 18 until November of 1982.

I graduated in 2005... but I was homeschooled for my high school years, so no big celebration there.

1984

I have to say I was glad when IO Gradaute I through I would never get out of school

I graduated in 1984, the same year "Three's Company" was cancelled. I can't believe it's been 25 years already. Yikes! :wave:

whooo for the 2000s generation of graduating :happyface :crazy: :) :cool:

lol

1998 - and went to my 10th reunion last summer. I have pictures of it here http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=229538 and also more on my Facebook page.

and also more on my Facebook page.

Awesome pics :D.

Btw, speaking of that- I added you on Facebook yesterday & you accepted.....dunno if you know, that you knew it was me or not- so I figured I'd check anyway lol.

1978, which I guess makes me one of the 'senior citizens' on this board.

Awesome pics :D.

Btw, speaking of that- I added you on Facebook yesterday & you accepted.....dunno if you know, that you knew it was me or not- so I figured I'd check anyway lol.
Yeah, I knew it was you. I also suggested Solomon as a friend for you. :D

Same class as Jenny and Monika. The best class btw. :p

1984


You graduated the same year that my mom did Sonny :)

Same class as Jenny and Monika. The best class btw. :p
YEAH BABY!! :yourock:

You graduated the same year that my mom did Sonny :)
Wow. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years already. :lol:

Wow. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years already. :lol:
Sonny and Janet42, are you going to go to your 25-year reunions?

Sonny and Janet42, are you going to go to your 25-year reunions?
I'm not. There are a few people I wouldn't mind seeing again but there's too many classmates I didn't care for. I didn't go to my 10th reunion either.

I graduated in 2008... I think it was June 7 or 8... It was a very proud moment for me. :D

I know how you feel it was a very Proud day for me as well.

Wow. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years already. :lol:


Hey, you're young! ;)

I love my mom being younger. She'll be 43 in November and I'll be 22 next month, it makes us closer. :)

Sonny and Janet42, are you going to go to your 25-year reunions?

I am. My best friend is going and I think it will be fun. :)

Hey, you're young! ;)

I love my mom being younger. She'll be 43 in November and I'll be 22 next month, it makes us closer. :)
Sometimes I don't feel young :lol: but thanks. :)

I'm a year older than your Mom. I'll be 44 in June. I was almost 19 when I graduated. I didn't start Kindergarten until I was 6. ( I explained all my trouble with that grade in another thread. :lol:)

I am. My best friend is going and I think it will be fun. :)
I went to my 10th reunion not knowing what to expect, but everyone ended up having an awesome time!! I hope you will, too!! Keep us posted!! :D

I'm not. There are a few people I wouldn't mind seeing again but there's too many classmates I didn't care for. I didn't go to my 10th reunion either.

Sonny, I agree with that sentiment. I had a few people in my class who were nice to me, but a good majority gave me a hard time in high school. I graduated in 1989 and I was glad it was over. I don't want to relive those years by going to any reunions.

Sorry if I sound bitter. :D Its just a part of my life I won't be re-visiting.

Sonny, I agree with that sentiment. I had a few people in my class who were nice to me, but a good majority gave me a hard time in high school. I graduated in 1989 and I was glad it was over. I don't want to relive those years by going to any reunions.

Sorry if I sound bitter. :D Its just a part of my life I won't be re-visiting.
That's pretty much how I feel. I had a bad time in junior high and although High School was better for me, it's just something I don't want to revisit. I remember when I left the school on Graduation night. I kept thinking to myself, I never have to see you guys again. :lol:

Wow. It's hard to believe it's been 25 years already. :lol:

25 years? That can't be right. :lol: :eek:

I'm not. There are a few people I wouldn't mind seeing again but there's too many classmates I didn't care for. I didn't go to my 10th reunion either.

I didn't go to my 10th OR 20th for that same reason.

I graduated in 2008... I think it was June 7 or 8... It was a very proud moment for me. :D

for me as well! good job :D.

I hated the high school I ended up graduating with. I loved the first high school I went to for my first 2 years, before we had to move- mehh...The town I graduated in and at, bunch of rich, snobby, pot smoking piece of sh*t a$$holes...i had major depression the first few months before I started- the summer before Junior year, and that first year at the new school- as a junior. But it at least its over now. I probably will not go to my reunions, or I might if the situation seems right or good, and I can laugh at a few potheads that got really fat or something odd :lol:

Next year will actually be my 15th reunion. I don't plan to attend though. I skipped the 10th reunion too. However, I have every attention of going to my 20th reunion though. That should be fun. :)

my high school had an all-class reunion last fall and i didn't go. not because it had been only a year and a half since i'd seen everyone, but mostly because i was still actively in touch with the only person i really gave a damn about by the time i graduated anyway. i celebrated my absence by writing just about the longest rant of my life about my senior year and posting it on myspace.

I graduated in June 1981.

I have yet to go to a class reunion and dont plan on it either. High school was one of the worst periods of my life and a lot of the studends were responsible for that, so I have no desire to see any of those characters again.

Class of the Millenium - 2000.

It was such a big deal when I was in kindergarten - my school district wanted us to be the "Smoke-Free Class of 2000." Yeah, that didn't happen. Then they wanted us to be the class with the highest scores of all - that didn't happen either. Basically all it meant was longer speeches at graduation :rolleyes:

1968. Bobby Kennedy was shot on my graduation day.:(


That sucks!!

I was in 1979.

Class of the Millenium - 2000.

It was such a big deal when I was in kindergarten - my school district wanted us to be the "Smoke-Free Class of 2000." Yeah, that didn't happen. Then they wanted us to be the class with the highest scores of all - that didn't happen either. Basically all it meant was longer speeches at graduation :rolleyes:
Haha, I remember Smoke-Free Class of 2000. My sister graduated in '00 as well. She started smoking when she was 12. :crazy: These days, though, I don't think she smokes now.

2007

Graduated June 1988; the reason why I did not graduate a year before, because I started kindergarten late (I was the third oldest person in my class). And, NO, I did not attend my 20th High School Reunion; it looked SUCKED!

I went to my 10...what a ****ing joke. $25 for appetizers and that was it. No DJ, no video, not even a photographer. Biggest waste of money EVER.

I went to my 10...what a ****ing joke. $25 for appetizers and that was it. No DJ, no video, not even a photographer. Biggest waste of money EVER.
They wanted 75 bucks for some lousy dinner. No live band, some ****ty DJ music; and I did not have the desire to interact with people whom I have nothing in common with.

They wanted 75 bucks for some lousy dinner. No live band, some ****ty DJ music; and I did not have the desire to interact with people whom I have nothing in common with.
Yeah...I talked to my friends only...would have had more fun if we would have just all gone out on our own. The snobs were still snobs, the *******s still *******s. Nothing new.

Yeah...I talked to my friends only...would have had more fun if we would have just all gone out on our own. The snobs were still snobs, the *******s still *******s. Nothing new.
Nothing ever really changes does it? lol

Yeah...I talked to my friends only...would have had more fun if we would have just all gone out on our own. The snobs were still snobs, the *******s still *******s. Nothing new.
Personally, I was not fond of anyone from my graduating class. I was tempted to go. I later saw photographs of the event, and everyone looked soooo bad and old!!!

Personally, I was not fond of anyone from my graduating class. I was tempted to go. I later saw photographs of the event, and everyone looked soooo bad and old!!!
:lol: I wanted to go to see who was fat! Not as many as I'd hoped. But then out of close to 500, only like 50 people showed up, so maybe all the fat ones stayed at home.

Nothing ever really changes does it? lol
No...my mom even says that and she's been out 42 years! At her last reunion (I think she stopped after 20), the cliques still got together and acted cliquey as ever. How mature. :rolleyes:

:lol: I wanted to go to see who was fat! Not as many as I'd hoped. But then out of close to 500, only like 50 people showed up, so maybe all the fat ones stayed at home.
:lol:

:lol: I wanted to go to see who was fat! Not as many as I'd hoped. But then out of close to 500, only like 50 people showed up, so maybe all the fat ones stayed at home.
Ha, most of the girls in my senior class got fat and they all had teen-aged kids, too. The reunion just looked BORING as all hell.

I think some of us can agree high school sucked.

I think some of us can agree high school sucked.
Well, some parts were better than others. Freshman year completely sucked, but the other years were somewhat better.

The best part of high school for me was the day I graduated.

The best part of high school for me was the day I graduated.
That's always the best part!!! :D

I just found out that one of my classmates died. He was one of the nicest ones too. That's another reason I don't want to go to any reunions. They can be depressing. :(

I think some of us can agree high school sucked.
I loved my senior year of high school. I did not care "if I" fitted in and I also did not care if I was popular or not. I got along with most of the other students. But once graduation, I moved on with my life and lost contact. The main reason why I did not attend my reunion because A. it looked BORING B. I had nothing in common with these people.

1977

:lol: I wanted to go to see who was fat! Not as many as I'd hoped. But then out of close to 500, only like 50 people showed up, so maybe all the fat ones stayed at home.

My 10 year reunion is next year, and I'm starting my diet NOW. For that very reason.

I'm going, definitely. I just want to see where everyone ended up, and to look fabulous myself. That's the plan anyways ;)

im graduating next year.

June 4, 1995 from Bluefield High School in Bluefield, West Virginia

No...my mom even says that and she's been out 42 years! At her last reunion (I think she stopped after 20), the cliques still got together and acted cliquey as ever. How mature. :rolleyes:

How unfortunate...My 20th was like a family reunion everyone got along well I was so surprised that no one was standoffish. It was the best time I've ever had.

How unfortunate...My 20th was like a family reunion everyone got along well I was so surprised that no one was standoffish. It was the best time I've ever had.
That's exactly what my 10th was like!! :cool: :D

My 10 year reunion is next year, and I'm starting my diet NOW. For that very reason.

I'm going, definitely. I just want to see where everyone ended up, and to look fabulous myself. That's the plan anyways ;)
Keep us posted, Em. :D

1984that's the year I was born :D

I went to my 10th because... well, I wanted to and because it was exactly a week before my wedding. I thought it was cool to be able to tell people that I was getting married in a week. To kind of show them that, hey, I can actually find a guy! I know that's just terrible, isn't it? Honestly, none of them really cared. My husband hated the reunion, although I had a great time for the most part. The crazy thing is that my favorite part was dancing to all the awesome 80's songs. I made up notes for people with my new address in Seattle in case they wanted to contact me and of course no one did. Bunch of jerks! I didn't bother with my 20th and I don't really care to go to any more.