 Faces change throughout the years . . .but some things stay the same.
The “Class Scrap” has faded into memory. The “Greased Pole Fight” no longer exists. “Cultures & Traditions” has replaced “Western Civilizations” as an all-College course. Until this fall only one fraternity pledges wore pots, and they’re almost never called “Rhynies.” And nobody goes to class on Saturday mornings these days.
Traditions at Wabash College come and go, but a few classics endure. No matter if you graduated in 1958, 1978, or 2003, chances are that you participated in that rite of passage known as “Chapel Sing.” Some of you sang Old Wabash and some of you only learned to grunt it. But you can all proudly stand and sing it word-for-word after the football team scores a touchdown.
Come back to campus June 6-8, 2008 for the Big Bash at Wabash! There will be plenty of TWR and telling of old tales, but the highlight of the weekend will come Saturday morning when reunion classes compete in the Alumni Chapel Sing competition. Nobody will leave with a “W” haircut and none of you need to paint your faces. Just brush up on the lyrics to Old Wabash (audio file) and come ready to have a great time. (To study the words, click here.)
The Alumni Chapel Sing is just one of many exciting, family-friendly events during Big Bash Weekend. We need to hear from you no later than May 24, 2008 in order to reserve a spot for you in what promises to be the best Wabash reunion weekend ever!
 Dust off your pot, straighten out your golf swing, and flip through some old yearbooks. We’ll take care of all the rest!
Dress for the entire weekend is casual attire.
Are you planning to attend? If so, click here.
Do you want to submit a photo for a class agent letter? If so, email it to runget@wabash.edu
Do you want to send a class note to your class agent? If so, go to Alumni eServices by clicking here.
Reunion Handbook - click here.
Child Care Information for Big Bash 2008
The Little Green House Creativity Center is pleased to offer special event child care for Wabash College staff, students and alumni. The Little Green House, located at 500 Lafayette Avenue in Crawfordsville, is a colorful, exciting place where children can play, learn and discover.
Jennifer Elliott Meadows, Owner and Director, a native of Crawfordsville, is a former Assistant Professor in Early Childhood Education at St. Mary of the Woods College and has over 20 years of experience teaching and working with young children.
To make a reservation, please e-mail or call with the following information: Number of children, ages of children, special needs or allergies. An emergency form will be completed the day of the event.
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