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Big Bash 2017 Miscellaneous

two men walking down a brick path

These two Class of 1972 members -- Dennis Kurth (left) and John Mynsberge -- could have easily been mistaken for the regular student body.

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A few of the replies to the interactive art display in the Allen Center this weekend.

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John Meara '07 came all the way from Rhode Island to sign his name in the Big Red Book.

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Bill Catus '77 (left) and Mike Irons '67 chat in front of the Allen Center awaiting a campus tour.

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From left: Fred Wampler '57, Deborah Feeks, and Moe Brand '57 stroll under the Senior Arch on a beautiful Friday afternoon.

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Pete Talbot '67 gets comfortable and creative on the Mall with a Big Bash gift bag.

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Rob Johnson H'77 (left) and Greg Birk '77 shared stories of five decades of Wabash cross country excellence at a Saturday colloquium, 'Red Pack Reflections.'

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Henry O'Connell '75 (right) listens intently to the stories alongside his son, Ethan.

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Birk said of Johnson, 'Coach was 100 percent invested into what was best for the team and our success. He did it all.'

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Martin Kirkwood '89 (center left) and Jim Kerr '92 (center right), enjoy the presentation.

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Sylvia Huntsman, the widow of legendary Little Giant standout and track & field coach extraordinaire Stan Huntsman '54, was present for Saturday's gathering. Johnson set the tone during the presentation by stating, 'J. Owen Huntsman (Stan's father) started this whole thing.'

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Medical Investigator and Professor of Pathology at the University of New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator Ross Zumwalt '67 delivered a talk, 'So You Think You Want to Be a Forensic Pathologist.'

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Zumwalt took attendees through many of the steps required in a forensic investigation.

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Archivist Beth Swift's passion for and knowledge of Wabash history led alumni on a 'Campus Tour through Time' during this year's Big Bash.

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Archivist Beth Swift

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Archivist Beth Swift

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Tommy's Scarlet Nickel offered alumni and their spouses a place to relax, catch up with friends, and listen to good music.

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Professional bluesman Gordon Bonham ’80 returned to the Big Bash to play with fellow musicians of his college days, Frank Fish ’79 and Paul Karasch '78.

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Paul Karasch '78

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Frank Fish ’79, Paul Karasch '78, and Gordon Bonham

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Karasch and Bonham

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Frank Fish ’79

a group of people sitting around a table

Tommy's Scarlet Nickel offered alumni and their spouses a place to relax, catch up with friends, and listen to good music.

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