What are some Ice breakers for a class reunion?
We haven’t used anything formal at ours, and it seems to work. Most of the people will have known 20 – 30 others anyway. It is much easier to catch up than to get to know. If you can get an old yearbook and copy the senior pictures for nametags, that will help. www.myoldyearbook may be able to help there. Here is some advice you didn’t ask for that I paste every chance I get, hoping no one else will fall victim to the World’s Stupidest Disk Jockey. (See http://www.tedpack.org/cvhs/whyvirt.html for details.) The most important thing you can do to insure a good time is talk to the DJ before hand. The people who never left town and see each other every week at PTA, soccer practice, poker night etc. are going to want to dance. The ones who DID leave town and flew 1,500 miles to attend are going to want to catch up, and they are not going to want to shout over the music. The ideal solution, if you can afford it, is to hir
