September 26 - September 28, 2025

Get ready to reconnect! The Bowie High School Class of 1975 is thrilled to announce its 50-year reunion the weekend of September 26-28, 2025. We're aiming for a fantastic turnout, so please help us spread the word! Reach out to any classmates you're still in touch with and encourage them to join us.

We have reserved a block of rooms at the Comfort Inn. The rooms have been recently renovated and are very nice. Please contact the hotel directly to book. Ask for the Bowie High School Class of 1975 rate.

Reunion Schedule

  • Thursday September 25 Time TBD - Golf Tournament - Bowie Golf Course
  • Contact Pat Cummings by EMail or call (276) 356-7060 for details and cost as soon as possible. Deadline to register is September 19.
  • Friday September 26 7:00pm-11:00pm - Meet And Greet - Chesapeake Ballroom
  • Light hors d'oeuvres. Cash bar. Casual attire.
  • Saturday September 27 10:00am-11:00am - BHS Tour
  • Meet at the front door.
  • Saturday September 27 6:00pm-11:00pm - Main Event - Chesapeake Ballroom
  • Buffet dinner. DJ and Dancing. Cash bar. Dress is 'business casual'.
  • Sunday September 28 9:00am - Interdenominational All Faiths Service - Comfort Inn
  • Outdoors, weather permitting. Led by Pat Cummings. Everyone is welcome. Casual attire. Service will last less than one hour. Contact Pat Cummings by EMail or call (276) 356-7060 for details

Cost and Payment

When registering/paying, please provide the full name you used during high school and provide the full name(s) of any guests.

  • Friday Meet and Greet + Saturday Main Event:
  • Early Bird (pay before August 1, 2025) $135.00
  • Standard (pay before September 1, 2025) $145.00
  • Late Registration (pay after September 1, 2025) $155.00
  • Venmo - @John-Hutson-31
  • Square - Accepts all major credit cards, Cash App, Google Pay, and Apple Pay
  • Check - Contact John Hutson for mailing address .. (301) 814-8659 between 9:00am and 9:00pm ET

Miscellaneous Links

“Why am I going to the reunion? Mostly it is something to do...lol. Should be fun trying to remember the folks the strokes made me forget!” -Wil Allyn