About Us
We graduated in 2006. That's twenty years, which is long enough that some of us have kids old enough to be embarrassed by us. So we're doing this properly: two days, one weekend, back where it started.
Friday is the sentimental one — we walk the halls, we find out what got remodeled, we stand around a parking lot for longer than we meant to, and then we go watch a football game at Stutler under the lights. Bring the family. Bring the kids. Bring the person who has to hear about high school every time you've had two drinks.
Saturday is the other one. South Broadway Country Club, adults only, food and drinks and games and no one has to be up early. If Friday is for the photos, Saturday is for the stories that don't go in them.
Who We'd Like To See
Everyone who walked at graduation in 2006. Everyone who transferred in junior year and still counts. Everyone who moved away and hasn't been back. Spouses, partners, kids — Friday is for all of you. If you're reading this and thinking "they probably don't remember me," they do, and you should come.
Walk the building. See what's changed and what somehow hasn't. Kids get to see where you claim you were popular.
The old Challengers, under new management and a new name. Ten minutes from the school, food for the kids, and enough room for us to be loud before kickoff.
Under the lights, in the cold, yelling at teenagers we've never met. Tickets at the gate. We'll claim a section — look for the Class of '06 sign.
Drinks, food, games, and the whole night to catch up. No agenda, no seating chart, no one making you do an icebreaker. Get a sitter — this one's just us.
Friday is locked in — tour, pregame, kickoff. Saturday tickets are on sale now. Grab yours below!
Sorted by how much they defined our senior year. Yes, the order is a statement. No, we won't be taking feedback.
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Know someone who's fallen off the map? Tag them on the Facebook event. Twenty years is a lot of changed phone numbers.