Do graduates like to hear from other classmates by phone or mail?

Question

We had our class reunion, this is not relating to a romantic interest.

Answer 1

I think a lot of people now prefers to connect with old friends through phone or email. In this age that the internet technology is readily available, a lot of easier means of communication is within reach at all times. I recently found a long time friend and we would always "see" each other in the net thu yahoo IM and spend time exchanging stories as well as my friend who is in Japan whom I also see every now and then because of the webcam.

Answer 2

Some do, unless your life has been changed by Amway, the Jehovah's Witnesses, Move On, the NRA etc. etc and you want to share. Drop the ones you knew (or didn't know but enjoyed talking with at the 15th) a note via e-mail or snial mail. If they answer, they liked it.

My class had 600 members, counting anyone who attended any time during the 4 years, and about 500 graduates. Of those, roughly 100 want to keep in touch enough they posted small biographies on a web site I maintain for them. Another 150 keep their addresses current with the secretary of our reunion committee. Based on that sample, I'd say at least a third of your class is mildly interested.

Answer 3

I contacted a friend I went to college with in 1988 to 1990, I started not to call but glade I did, it was a good call

Answer 4

I would love to hear from my high school classmates

Answer 5

Often they are not interested.

Depends on whether you found a life for yourself or are still stuck in your school days.

Answer 6

after grad, most people are like "omg, im gonna miss you, call me ayt??" and "u got my number and email ryt?" then as tym passes by, people get "too busy" with what's goin on with their lives.. and then eventually forget about that..

Answer 7

some do, some don't