Photo Albums

Class of 81 classmates Randy Zromaoski of Valaparaiso, IN and Shawn Ireland of London, UK, browse through yearbooks at Big Bash registration in the Sparks Center

Dick Puls and his wife, Dolly, shop for their new grandson Ian in the Wabash College Bookstore. The president of the Class of 1956 was making his first return to Wabash in 49 years.

Jack Davis ’66 and his wife, Oahn, pick up Jack's reunion apparel from Class Agent Cal Black at the Class of '66 table under the sign "Rhynies Read and Tremble." The classic pots, hats worn by freshman years ago, were a big hit—not only with the Class of 66, but with other reunion attendees, who wanted pots of their own.

Fred LaCosse ’56 greets Honorary Alumna Jean Williams H'53.

Fred LaCosse '56 and Jean Williams H'53 enjoy a laugh.

Former Oakland University Planned Giving Director Denny Sheridan ’61 opened the colloquium on financial planning and charitable giving.

Estate planning attorney Bob Hobson ’57 discusses charitable remainder trusts during Friday morning's session on financial planning.

Ameriprise Financial Services senior advisor Peter Toll ’64 urged alumni to plan their wills and charitable giving based on values, not simply tax benefits. Toll is the co-author of the book "Beating the Midas Curse," a comprehensive guide for values-based legacy planning.

Internationally known researcher and hearing expert Mead Killion ’61 lets Dr. Keith Baird ’56 and Susie and Sam Hildebrand ’61 try out the latest hearing technology from Killion's Etymotic Research, Inc.

Longtime Wabash trustee and former Indiana Lieutenant Governor Dick Ristine ’41 enjoys Friday morning's session on financial planning and charitable giving