Former AKG high school graduates celebrate 50 years after graduation!

Former AKG high school graduates celebrate 50 years after graduation!

On November 11, 2025, the former high school graduates of class 13B from the Armin Knab High School (AKG) in Kitzingen celebrated their 50th anniversary. The “Golden Girls and Boys” from the class of 1975 had invited and numerous graduates traveled from all corners of Germany to celebrate the special event together.

The daily program offered the participants an exciting look back into their school days. Christian Hanft, a member of the AKG, led the participants through the school's newly renovated premises, clearly describing the changes between then and now. This gathering was not only a look back at the past years, but also a warm reunion with old friends.

Celebratory moments and retrospectives

Over the years, the Armin-Knab-Gymnasium has developed further and now offers a modern learning environment. The celebration was organized by Dieter Schirm, Klaus Fröhlich and Christine Erbacher, who did everything they could to make the anniversary an unforgettable event. The atmosphere was characterized by memories, warm hugs and of course one or two nostalgic anecdotes.

A special highlight of the event was the ceremonial presentation of high school diplomas to this year's graduates, including students with outstanding achievements. Two high school graduates impressively achieved an average of 1.0, while the overall average of all high school graduates was 2.34. Such achievements are also celebrated with a small accompanying program, which was accompanied by dance performances and musical contributions from graduates.

• Kayra Acer
• Moritz Angler
• Charlott Augustin
• Viktoria Bartscht
• Emma Bauer
• Dominik Zupaniec

But the day was not only marked by memories, but also by a spirit of optimism that stemmed from the connection between generations. Current school graduates and alumni met on equal terms, which made the changing challenges of today clear. The approach of Generation Z was often discussed; how to deal with new technologies and personal challenges is a discussion point that found an interested audience. Infranken reports about such current approaches and the need for development in the modern educational landscape.

Technological innovations and everyday school life

In addition, technical innovations such as the new Windows 11 operating system are increasingly influencing everyday school life. The latest software release from Microsoft offers a user-friendly interface and modern features that help both teachers and students complete their tasks more efficiently. The ability to access securely via biometric sensors also ensures that data is handled in a modern way.

With a feeling of joy and pride, the AKG high school graduates look back on their shared past and carry the memories of their school days into their future. The celebration in the Kitzinger Gymnasium will certainly go down in the history of the school as an unforgettable event and provide numerous new impulses for future meetings. Mainpost reports about this warm gathering and the special moments of the day.