Photo Albums

58 alumni and spouses turned out bright and early for the Big Bash Fun Run and Walk on J. Owen Huntsman Track. All "competitors" received a Fun Run T-shirt.

Kurt Homann, Paul Tipps, and Jeff Birk, all members of the Class of 1974, got up to take part in the Fun Run.

John Burrell ’69 ran away with the Fun Run title, turning four miles in just over 26 minutes.

Mike Medler ’74, who runs the Indiana State Police Crime Lab, gave a colloquium talk on changes in the criminal justice system.

Richard Moak ’69, who just retired from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, talked about the state of affairs in the criminal justice system in LA County.

The freshman pot dates to 1950, but sure looked good during the Class of 1954's performance at the first ever Alumni Chapel Sing.

The Class of 1954 wore snappy red bow ties and Wabash Big Bash Reunion baseball caps, and belted out two verses of Old Wabash to delight the crowd.

If you got behind the Class of 1954, you relealized that verse two of Old Wabash was printed on the back. Sneaky, but creative.

The Class of 1969 didn't know the second verse, but they were loud and proud in the first ever Alumni Chapel Sing competition.

After the Alumni Chapel Sing, nearly 300 alumni and spouses enjoyed a casual picnic lunch under blue skies and cool, seasonal temperatures.

It was picnic time on the Mall -- jerk chicken and pork, beans, and potato salad.

After lunch, all classes posed on the steps of the Chapel for their official reunion photograph.

The Class of 1969 really came out in force for the first annual Big Bash Reunion Weekend.

President and Mrs. Ford hosted the Class of 1954 for a reception at the Elston Homestead in honor of the 50th reunion.

The Class of 1954 was entertained by President and Mrs. Ford at the Elston Homestead prior to their 50th reunion dinner.