Forney High School Class of '91

I have been trying to hide these comments but the scammers obviously have more time than me. Please do NOT click on these links. The Class of ‘91 is NOT selling T-shirts. I hope you can all fit in the ones you bought in the 90’s! 🥸 Much love, Dana

ATTENTION ALL FORNEY HIGH SCHOOL EX-STUDENTS

Please join us for an Ex-Students Reunion!!

Saturday, October 4th
1:00 PM until 4:00 PM
"The OC" (The Keith Bell Opportunity Center)
680 Innovation Blvd, Forney

After turning onto Innovation Blvd, follow the street through the roundabout. The OC Building will be on the right. Enter the building through the East Entrance near the automotive center.
We are gathering in Multipurpose Room 184 located right beside the OC Theater in the Lobby.

Appetizers and non-alcohol drinks will be provided

If anyone wants to continue the gathering after The OC, there is a great venue in Forney, The Bearded Monkey Bar & Grill located at 104 E US Hwy 80 Suite #120. We will stop by there about 4:30 and see who we can see!!

Hope to see you at the Reunion and the Bearded Monkey!!

✨ Homecoming Weekend is almost here! ✨
I’d love to know who’s going to each event—drop a comment or send me a DM!

Friday, October 3rd
🏈 7:30 – Game
🔥 8:30 – Bonfire

Saturday, October 4th
🎉 9:00 – Parade
🍽️ 6:00 – Culpepper’s

Can’t wait to see everyone! Dana

Flashback! We need to have another reunion. 🤩

Djayin Forney High School Reunion!! Djayin Forney High School Reunion doin the wobble!!

If you were a high schooler in the 1990s, you know we lived in a golden window of time: right between rotary phones and social media, landlines and iPhones, mix tapes and Spotify playlists. And man, was it fun.

We didn’t have smartphones glued to our hands. We had to memorize phone numbers, call our friends’ houses, and actually talk to their parents first before we could even think about making plans. Friday night plans? You made them at school or hoped your friend called your house before your dad picked up the phone and said, “Who is this?”

Music was everything. We had real variety- grunge, gangsta rap, pop, R&B slow jams, and skater punk all living together in perfect harmony. You recorded your favorite songs off the radio on a cassette tape and prayed the DJ wouldn’t talk over the intro. If you got a CD, it was a prized possession. If you had a Discman with skip protection, you were high-tech royalty.

Fashion? It was chaotic in the best way. Baggy jeans, flannel shirts, chokers, Starter jackets, and Airwalks. We dressed like we were either going to a Pearl Jam concert or about to skateboard through a Mountain Dew commercial. And those who dared wore JNCOs so wide you could smuggle an entire boombox in one pant leg.

We passed notes in class, folded like origami masterpieces, and absolutely no one texted. If someone liked you, they had to tell you. In person. Or they’d ask their friend to do it and circle “yes,” “no,” or “maybe.”

School dances were full of awkward slow dances to Boyz II Men and No Doubt, with sweaty palms and butterflies. There was no filming it for TikTok, just living it in the moment. Half the photos were blurry because your disposable camera only gave you 24 chances.

We watched TRL after school, recorded our favorite episodes of Friends or Fresh Prince on VHS, and stayed up late to watch Unsolved Mysteries even though it gave us nightmares. If you missed an episode, you just missed it. No streaming. No spoilers.

We drove around with no GPS, just vague directions like “Turn left after the old gas station,” and nobody ever knew exactly where they were going, but somehow we always found our way.

Being a teen in the ’90s meant real freedom. It meant making mistakes without everyone seeing it online. It meant being present, laughing until your stomach hurt, and making memories that weren’t for content, but for life.

We were the last generation to grow up just before the world changed forever. And honestly? We got the best of both worlds.

So here’s to the teens of the ’90s. We didn’t have it all, but somehow, we had everything.
-Mississippi Memaw

🌀💿📼🎧💬✏️

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Attention all Forney High School alumni who graduated during the 90s…The class of 1994 is celebrating its 30 year reunion this weekend. You are all invited to join us after the game at Outlaws Saloon located at 10572 FM-2932
Terrell, TX 75160. We will hang-out, catch-up, and do all the things. Looking forward to seeing everyone!

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I wouldn’t have wanted any other generation!