of the 25 that showed up,
8 had lost a spouse
8 people brought a spouse
of the eight couples , 5 couples had a spouse with more than a few health issues.

of the 9 who came alone , 6 had health issues

all others were on the healthy side.

all but two people were self supportive, w/o
care provided by anyone.
all but five still were driving.

12 have died, 9 have moved away

Now, where'd I put my Bendabalian Decoder Ring?

25-88-8 5-9 6-25-12-9

DR-IN-K MO-RE O-VA-LT-INE

nothing to decipher,
just old folks facts

Sounds like the Math Class for Seniors. You know a little brush up before tackling the new Jitterbug phone.

Glad you're still here to report the stats, bendable!

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
Sounds like the Math Class for Seniors. You know a little brush up before tackling the new Jitterbug phone.

I attended a parade the other weekend in a town so small, I swear, half the town marched and the other were in the stands.

In Russia, I'd guess you are 54.

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Originally posted by Outnumbered:
Glad you're still here to report the stats, bendable!

I was class of "75"
the better half took me with her to the lunch
but thanks.

anyone on the forum class of "57" ?

Tell us about the food!

"The Class of 57" The Statler Brothers


Tommy's selling used cars, Nancy's fixing nails.
Harvey runs a grocery store and Margaret doesn't care.
Jerry drives a truck for Sears, Charlotte on the make.
And Paul sells life insurance and part time real estate.
Helen is a hostess. Frank works at the mill.
Janet teaches grade school and probably always will.
Bob works for the city. And Jack's in lab research.
And Peggy play organ at the Presbyterian Church.
And the class of '57 had its dreams.
We all thought we'd change the world with our great work & deeds.
Or maybe we just thought the world would change to fit our needs.
The class of '57 had its dreams.
Betty runs a trailer park.
Jan sells Tupperware.
Randy on an insane ward.
Mary's on ware fare.
Charlie took a job at Ford.
Joe took Freddie's wife.
Charlotte took a millionaire.
And Freddie took his life.
Johnny's big in cattle. Ray is deep in debt.
Where Mavis finally would up is anybodies guess.
Linda married Sonny. Brenda married me.
And the class of all of us are just part of history.
And the class of '57 had its dreams.
We all thought we'd change the world with our great work & deeds.
Or maybe we just thought the world would change to fit our needs.
The class of '57 had its dreams.

Statler Brothers on UToob

I love math

especially story problems

Shouldn’t there be a couple of trains involved?

How big was your graduating class ??? My high school graduating class had almost 800 people God Bless

my Class of 63 had around 450.
Finally I went to a reunion, the "50th".

Jeez.....

Just goes to prove that if you live long enough, eventually you die.

I quit going to reunions. There was nothing but old fat ugly fuckers there.

I hated high school and couldn't wait to get out, so I've never been to any of its reunions. 2026 would make my 50th. All the teachers and many of the students would be dead anyway.

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my Class of 63 had around 450.
Finally I went to a reunion, the "50th".

Similar to my class of 63. At the 50th I met my 2nd wife's 3rd husband. My senior prom date was still the best looking & she wasn't a nun as many had said. The clique that stayed in the small city to run daddy's business were still ass-holes.

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I quit going to reunions. There was nothing but old fat ugly fuckers there.

You are going to the wrong ones. Try the high school class of 2005. If they question you tell them you were a slow learner and rode the short bus.

My 30th will be in 2 years and I will be a no-show just like I was for the 5th, 10th and 20th...


All the people from HS I want to talk to, I already do!

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Originally posted by bendable:
anyone on the forum class of "57" ?

I was a freshman in '57.

I was class of "75" A bit on the rebel side. My class was small, only 69 graduates. Most of us were friends or at least amiable.

I've gone to my 10th, my 20th, and by my 40th it was getting small enough that they combined 75 & 76 classes for a turnout of about 50.

Always had a good time, but it's sad to see how bad life has trodden down some, but I must say weight gain is probably the biggest issue.