Lol, funny that’s school is on Long Island pretty close to me. How the reunion goes depends on how close the class is and how much you enjoyed your time that school. In my case I go to 3 different reunions and was DJ for the class reunion of a class one year behind me at a school didn’t graduate from. I did their, 5th, 10th, 15th & 20th reunions. There is a close-knit group that party their butts off at every reunion I did. Most come without their spouses and they have a very active group on Facebook.
Even though I was the big DJ at my High school I didn’t DJ any of my high school's reunions of the school I graduated from. The first few were crappy/expensive and organized by some outside company. I went to my 5th reunion and didn’t go again to the 25th. What changed is one person started having a more informal reunion at a local Marriott. We take over the bar area, you pay for the drinks & appetizers you wanted. No DJ, we spend the time talking reminiscing, going thru the yearbooks &, etc. Although many might did know each other directly we have share experiences in school and know some of the same people. Being one of the few pieces of pepper in all the salt and being the DJ in school many knew who I was. That reunion went on for 5 hours, my 45th reunion is in June.
I also go to the reunion in the School District where live. Usually, they have a dinner, no DJ. For the 40th reunion, they tried a boat ride but couldn’t sell enough tickets and ended up at a local night spot with a DJ & karaoke. My event that evening got rained out so I was able to make it. But listening to a DJ who doesn’t have a clue but music from 1978 and then trying to karaoke with him singing drove me crazy. In his defense it was supposed to be a regular evening for him then everyone from the reunion just showed up packing the place.
One other reunion I go to is a yearly reunion for all ages from my town which is held in a park. 20 years ago for a couple of years, I did the music for the daytime event. Usually, it's the classes from the 60s to the 80s. Then there is an evening event which I don't go to where they party all night with a DJ. My youngest sister goes to that.
Personally, I like going to reunions, now depending on the group I may or may not want to DJ. As I like talking and seeing people I may not have seen in a while.