‘I can’t believe it’s been X years since we graduated!’ — said every person ever at a high school reunion. Jokes aside, a class reunion is a great opportunity to get together with former classmates to reminisce about the good old days and catch up on life. No matter how many years have passed, it’s always interesting to see how people you spent your younger years with have turned out.
The alumni on this list made their reunions even more special by comparing their yearbook photos with how they look now, pulling up to the function. To see the many glow-ups these former students had after graduation, all you have to do is scroll down.
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Nik Then is going to try to sell me stock shares. Nik Now is going to try to sell me time shares.
I have an irrational hatred of occupations used as first names. Mason, Fletcher, Cooper, Milliner (OK, I've never encountered a Milliner)...
I do think the red Solo cup is one of the worst inventions ever. It doesn't add to the elegance of any occasion. We could've done without it.
It seems to me that in the before pictures several of the kids are still very influenced by how their parents want them to dress (nothing bad in this, per se) and in the after photo they look more like what they want to look like themselves. Source: I was the same. Dressed/looked like my mom told me to until I was about 18yo. Then I started to dress how I liked and it just suits me a lot better. A whole lot better, actually. Like a bunch of those people in the list.
I don't so much see glow ups and I see people who know themselves a little better, have had some life experiences and have aged. They are 11 years older than their high school grad pic, and most high school grad pics you are only allowed certain poses.
I do think the red Solo cup is one of the worst inventions ever. It doesn't add to the elegance of any occasion. We could've done without it.
It seems to me that in the before pictures several of the kids are still very influenced by how their parents want them to dress (nothing bad in this, per se) and in the after photo they look more like what they want to look like themselves. Source: I was the same. Dressed/looked like my mom told me to until I was about 18yo. Then I started to dress how I liked and it just suits me a lot better. A whole lot better, actually. Like a bunch of those people in the list.
I don't so much see glow ups and I see people who know themselves a little better, have had some life experiences and have aged. They are 11 years older than their high school grad pic, and most high school grad pics you are only allowed certain poses.
