06/11/2021
Believe it or not, fellow Hornets, it's been 10 years since we left the hive. I'll pause so you can go vomit and process that reality.
Are you good now? Got it all out? No? Ok, well, the next best thing to do is to commiserate together at our 10-year reunion!
This is Liam Miller, your Class of 2011 Vice President. I promise you that I do not flaunt that title around regularly as that would be extremely lame, but wanted to toss it in here to give you context as to why I'm organizing this.
I know what you're thinking: "Wait, Liam, I thought traditionally, the class president organizes the reunions, and we elected a more capable, taller, more handsome leader as president who, until prom, had never worn anything except basketball shorts."
Yes on all accounts. Class President Jackson Panice is all of those things, and I've heard he's lobbying the US Army to adopt basketball shorts instead of cargo pants. Jackson has been serving our great nation since graduating from West Point, and this fall, he will be deployed to Asia. I believe his ultimate goal is to be elected class president of Mongolia. He will be helping organize this with me as much as he can.
So with the president taking on international diplomacy, the VP must step in to take on domestic items such as the 10-year reunion. Very generally speaking, we are aiming to have this event on a weekend in the fall of this year (2021). Since we're at an age where a lot of people in our lives are getting married, we might hone in on a Friday night, but those details will be solidified at a later time.
I'm very excited to organize this event and to see you all after 10 years! The first step is spreading the word. So if you can, please invite our classmates to like this page and fill out this Google Form below. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here or email [email protected].
Hi friends! This form is just to collect info for future communications and planning purposes. No commitment necessary right now. All answers are confidential. Please pass this along to others in our class so we can get a wide reach. Please email [email protected] with any questions.