A woman from Washington, Missouri, decided to look up her over 300 high school classmates to find out what happened to them after graduation. As a way to prepare herself right before the reunion, she found out many funny, bizarre, and even heartbreaking details.
Sarah Kraffty shared her findings on TikTok. She is a well-known influencer who often shares a variety of content, including lifestyle, food, and family videos. The clip attached above went viral in a day, garnering 959,000 views, 131,500 likes, and more than 1,000 comments.
The Missouri woman explained that she managed to locate every single one of the 339 high school students who graduated with her. She started with a sad number, as, unfortunately, eight students had passed away since 2011.
“This was extremely depressing to look up. I actually shed some tears over this,” Sarah said.
Still, Sarah continued her otherwise uplifting and lighthearted PowerPoint presentation with a warning of sorts: “I did Case.net every single one of you, and I started tallying parking tickets, and it became way too many.”
Married, Marketplace Placenta, And CIA
First off, Sarah showed that 190 of her classmates stayed in Missouri. Some moved to other states, while only three moved overseas to Japan, Spain, and the United Kingdom, respectively. The majority of graduates work in healthcare, while a significant group became engineers and teachers. Two of them, including Sarah, became influencers.
In total, 22 people from Sarah’s high school married each other. She is included in that group, as she married her high school sweetheart, Joel. Regarding her classmates’ relationship status, 170 former students are married, 123 are single, and seven are divorced. Family-wise, the Washington High School Class of 2011 produced 240 children in total.
“We’re populating the planet there, people!” the Missouri woman cheered.
After going through some high-school pranks, Sarah mentioned some fun facts about her former classmates. One of them works at the CIA, two can fly a plane, one is banned from Facebook Marketplace because they attempted to sell their placenta, and one lives in a destroyer warship.
Reactions
The video sparked multiple responses, mainly from viewers who were caught off guard by the variety of information Sarah presented. One asked, “I’m sorry… Who tried to sell their placenta?!?” Another one commented, “I think that classmate who works in the CIA should hire you… unless you are that classmate.”
Others were a bit concerned by Sarah’s research skills, but also appreciated and even admired the effort. One wrote, “You are a certified psychopath, and I love it.” Another one added, “Sarah… I’m both concerned & intrigued.”
Sarah has yet to share a vlog of her high school reunion. Chances are, many of her former classmates will have some questions for her.
