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50th anniversary celebration
- 4. Curtis 4 Invite Distinguished Alumni to Speak to the Students
- 5. Curtis 5 50th Day of School Celebration for the Anniversary
- 7. Curtis 7 Brick Commemorative Walkway
- 8. Curtis 8 Students and faculty group picture
- 11. Curtis 11 Slide Show of the School Throughout the Years.
- 14. Curtis 14 Student vs. Faculty Sporting Events
- 15. Curtis 15 50 Years of Memories Facebook Page for Alumni
- 16. Curtis 16 50 Year Magazine
- 17. Curtis 17 Plant 50 Trees
- 18. Curtis 18 Decorate the School with “50’s”
- 21. Curtis 21 What Do the Next 50 Years Include?
- 22. Curtis 22 A Large “50” Cake
- 23. Curtis 23 This Year in School History
- 24. Curtis 24 50 Year Themed Art Class Projects
- 25. Curtis 25 50’s Themed Math Class
- 26. Curtis 26 50 Things Students are Thankful For.
Editor's Notes
- Invite Alumni to Homecoming and honor the Anniversary at Halftime.
- Have successful alumni come back and speak to students about their professional lives.
- Have a schoolwide celebration, where students walk through the doors and every 50th student wins a prize.
- Have a parade that leads to a carnival where students, faculty, and alumni can play games.
- Sell bricks to students, families, faculty and alumni to create an artistic piece to commemorate the anniversary.
- Arrange students to make a “50” for the picture.
- Time capsule for the current class to bury and come back for the next anniversary celebration.
- Formal dinner for alumni, students and faculty.
- Have a speaker present a slideshow of pictures and notable moments in school history throughout the years.
- Decorate classrooms according to decades that have passed.
- Ask alumni to bring yearbooks to compare their yearbooks with the students today.
- Have students take on faculty in sporting events such as basketball or volleyball.
- Start a Facebook page for Alumni to post any pictures or memories they want to while also giving them a place to connect with old friends.
- Create a magazine to honor and commemorate the 50 years of good things the school has accomplished.
- Plant 50 trees, or any other kind of plant or flower to honor the school.
- Decorate the school according to the 50th year celebration.
- Create a mural to honor what the school has accomplished or embodies.
- Tea and light breakfast for Alumni to catch up with each other and share some memories.
- Ask students to predict what may change within the next 50 years.
- Easy way to formally end a 50th anniversary celebration.
- For the first 50 days, each day could be a year in schools history, where the students can learn about something that happened within the school that year.
- Art classes could create 50 year themed art projects to display.
- Math classes that include a 50 in the problem or answer.
- The list could be anything but to have the class cooperate to come up with 50 things they are thankful for would be a good start to a celebration.