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Q: How can I join the Club?
A: If you graduated from Washington High School more than fifty years
ago you are automatically a member of the FiftyPlus Club.
Q: How many members are in the FiftyPlus Club?
A: Our membership grows each year one of our graduating classes
celebrates their fiftieth year reunion. Currently there are over 3,500
members of the FiftyPlus Club and by 2029 over 6000 graduates of
Washington High School are, were, or will be members of the FiftyPlus Club. Currently we have about 1500 "Active" members of the FiftyPlus Club.
Q: What is the difference between being an "Active Member" and an "Inactive
Member" of the FiftyPlus Club?
A: Active members receive mailings and invitations to our annual Prom
luncheons.
Inactive members receive no mailings.
Persons who are in classes that recently celebrated their fiftieth year
class reunion will receive mailings and invitations for five years if their
class representative furnishes us with names and addresses to enter into
our club database.
Q: How can I become an "Active Member" of the FiftyPlus Club? And why is it
important?
A: To become an Active Member all you have to do is attend one of our
Luncheon events at least once every five years. That is important
because only "Active Members" receive mailings and invitations.
Q: Are there any dues or costs to be a member of the FiftyPlus Club?
A: There are no dues to be a member of the FiftyPlus Club. Your only cost
to be an Active Member is the ticket price for the Luncheon at the Prom.
Q: I would like to get in contact with another person who went to Washington High School. Can you give me their address, phone number or email?
A: No. Our policy is not to give out information from our database. It may
be possible for us to put you in contact with your class representative
who could possibly help you.
Q: Who manages the FiftyPlus Club?
A: The FiftyPlus Club operates under the Clubs official Bylaws.
A Board of Directors manages the FiftyPlus Club following these
Bylaws. The Board of Directors consists of approximately seven
members, made up of the Club President, Club Secretary/Treasurer,
Database Manager and several other members serving official terms of
office.
In addition, each graduating class is encouraged to provide two members
to represent their class at specified meetings. During the year the
FiftyPlus Club has five specified meetings during which these class
representatives attend.
At these meetings recommendations, evaluations, suggestions and
information is shared all in an effort see that the Club is doing it's best to
make the annual reunion luncheon as good of an event as possible.
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