Iyer High SchoolMathikere · Batch of 1994 Say Present

Thirty-two years ago, this was us.

Twenty-five seconds, sound on. Then tell us if you're coming on Sunday, 29 November.

Answer the roll call

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1994 Batch Re-union

Part 2 · "Welcome back"

Date
to be fixed
Venue
Being finalised. It depends on how many of us come.

Iyer High School, Mathikere

Same benches. Older knees.

We sat in these classrooms together until 1994. At our first reunion a few of us went back, sat on the same blue benches and laughed like nothing had changed. This time we want the whole class there.

The venue gets booked by headcount, so please answer the roll call, even if it's a "maybe".

Class photo from school: rows of students in light brown shirts and striped ties, a teacher in a maroon saree in the front row. One boy is circled in blue.
Somebody has already been circled.

Can you find yourself?

Creamish brown shirt, dark brown pants, the striped tie, hair oiled flat for photo day. That uniform is where this page gets its colours.

On the day we will stand in the same rows and take this photo again. Same order, if the knees allow.

Roll call

Ma'am is taking attendance. This replaces counting 👍 in the group: tell us if you're coming and how many of you, and we'll book a place that fits. Plans changed? Answer again with the same name and number.

0coming
0maybe
0people in all

Answer your name

Are you coming?

Attendance register

No.NameSec. FromPpl. Att.

Nobody has answered yet. Be roll no. 1.

Who's still missing?

The best part of a reunion is the one person nobody has heard from since 1994. If you are in touch with someone who isn't on the group yet, send them this page.

Pass a chit

A teacher, a nickname, what we bought outside the school gate, a punishment you still remember. Keep it kind; everyone can read it.

Back on the old benches

From our first reunion, when some of us went back to school. Tap a photo to see it large.

Batchmates at the first reunion