A social for classmates and spouses, significant others, and dates to break the ice, make contacts, and reconnect with faces from the past. We’ll enjoy hors d’oevres and a no host bar, only $15.00 per person.

See page 6 for details and registration.

Saturday, August 5th Dinner and Dance, Bungalow 6:00 p.m.

A buffet dinner and music for dancing into the wee hours. Dinner is served at 6:00 with dancing around 9:00. $25.00 per person.

All your favorite picnic foods for the whole family. Stay after the worship service or join us fresh at noon for one last chance to visit. $7.00 per person.

MEMORY BOOK - During all events, there will be disposable cameras strategically placed for you to record unforgettable moments. The reunion committee will take all the photos, and the answers to your questionnaires (pages 4-5) and compile them after the reunion into a memory book. Pre-orders are $15.00, orders taken at the reunion are $20.00.

COMMEMORATIVE SHIRTS - Three shirts will be offered, each with a logo and the words "Reunion 2000." Please select your choice on the registration page and include your payment. A very limited number of shirts

will be available at the reunion.

p Disco Bowling $6.00 per person Pay at Sunset

Thursday, August 3 Lanes

p Mixer $15.00 per person $____________

Friday, August 4

p Golf Tournament $20.00 per person $____________

Saturday, August 5 $ 5.00 for the cart

p Dinner and Dance $25.00 per person $____________

Saturday, August 5

p Picnic $7.00 per person $____________

Sunday, August 6

p Memory Book $15.00 pre-pay $____________

p Reunion Shirt $19.95 Polo Black or While $____________

All Unisex sizes $19.95 Henley Black or White $____________

2S - 4XL $19.95 Denim Long Sleeves $____________

Add $4.00 for mail orders.

Indicate shirt size and color ___________________________________

Class of ‘70 Reunion Committee

PO Box 685

Billings, MT 59103

1. No whining or moaning over what "might have been," or anything else depressing. No one wants a pall cast over this happy event.
2. Seek out people who have made a difference in your life, and thank them. They will appreciate it.
3. Check your midlife crisis at the door. No one needs to know you are having an affair or that your spouse just left you.
4. Do not brush off anyone who wants to talk to you. It doesn’t matter whether or not you liked that person in high school. We have all changed.
5. Bring an extra hankie, and cry all you want when you are overwhelmed by nostalgia and old friends. Tears can be a great catharsis.
6. All responses to questions should be at least two full sentences. Don’t be abrupt. It will make you appear snobbish.
7. Don’t do too much bragging. It puts a spotlight on your insecurities. The best compliments are the ones you get without fishing.
8. Any remarks about your baldness, weight or wrinkles should be countered with something humorous or self-deprecating. No offense is intended. Sometimes, when people are surprised at the change in the appearance of an old friend, they don’t know how to deal with it, so they try to mask their surprise with humor.
9. Be careful how you approach others. Be respectful. Remember that you are dealing with someone’s wife, husband, mother or father.
10. 10. Be yourself. We remember you from way back, and will accept you the way your are.