STHS Virtual Reunion

The Real Reunion
was
Saturday, September 11, 1999
Heavenly Base Lodge
Check-in time 6:30

If you're still driving around looking for it, you're too late. Go home.

My, How You've Grown

It lives...!

Too little, too late; I know. But a surprising number of people have emailed me asking when this thing was going to be fixed, so I finally got around to pestering my ISP to straighten out the database conflict. The fact that I quit my day job might have something to do with it, too.

Say Something, Already

As a rather lame apology for leaving the site completely broken for eight or nine months, I've added a (rather lame) place where you can say stuff to each other. Use it to avoid mass-email debacles like that never-ending Chili Fest thread.

Statistics And Interesting Bar Graphs

Based on respondents' answers, we're compiling fascinating information about our class! Find out how many of your classmates are heroin-addicted, or closeted heterosexuals, or republicans! Find out how many are all three at once! There's also a map, so you cand find out who your neighbors are.

Fill out your own questionnaire

If you've been here before, and want to change or add to your answers, pick your name below and enter your password:

(signup and edit form removed because, well, it broke, the reunion was years ago, and I can't be bothered to fix it.)

If this is your first time here, and you were part of the STHS class of 1989, well, first of all where've you been all this time? And second of all -- since this site is more visible to the outside world than it used to be, I removed the automatic signup so we didn't have random visitors impersonating our classmates. Email me (daniel@danielbeck.net) and I'll set you up with a password.

If you are a random visitor, and want to see what the questionnaire looks like, click here to sign up as a special, non-existent person. (Haven't you always wondered what that'd be like?)

See what specific people in the class have said:

Names in boldface mean the person has answered at least some questions in their questionnaire. Other names, well, you can at least look at their yearbook photo, in glorious black-and-white. Boys are on the left, girls on the right -- just like real life.