Photo Albums

Men and women from the Class of 1964 enjoyed a cocktail reception and dinner in the new Malcolm X Institute, a $2 million facility funded by the Campaign for Leadership.

Members of the Class of 1969 and their guests enjoyed salmon and beef tenderloin for dinner, then started telling stories and updating one another on their lives since Wabash. The reunion was held in the new Sigma Chi fraternity house.

To get into the new Sigma Chi fraternity house, you had to pass by the Class of 1969's Welcoming Committee. The men and their wives enjoyed a reception and dinner in the new $4 million facility funded by the Campaign for Leadership's Fraternity Partnerships.

Charlie Raiser ’69 joined his classmates and their spouses at the Sigma Chi house for the 35th reunion of the class.

Craig Green ’59 chats with Nancy Smith, wife of Don Smith ’59. Craig and Don were not only Wabash fraternity brothers in Phi Gamma Delta, but were roommates at the University of Chicago in graduate school.

Dr. Dexter Snyder ’64 and his lovely wife, Elizabeth, enjoyed the 40th reunion gathering in the Malcolm X Institute.

Don Smith ’59 returned for his 45th reunion and was able to get caught up with his close friend, Craig Green ’59. Smith, a Wabash Trustee, also participated in one of the day's colloquium sessions.

Rob Gorham, Class Agent for the Class of 1969, chats with Robin Pebworth, who recently retired as an economics professor and director of career services. Gorham and the Class of 1969 came out in force, and captured the reunion outright attendance award.

Ron Nichols ’64 bet on Smarty Jones at the Belmont, but wasn't too disappointed. After watching the horse race, the men of 1964 and their wives got busy with their 40th class reunion.

Skip Lindeman ’64 came all the way from Hollywood, California to attend his 40th reunion. Here he's shown bragging about NOT picking Smarty Jones in the Belmont!

Dean for College Advancement Joe Emmick ’92 gives Bob Wild ’59 an update on the College at Wild's 45th class reunion, held at the new Beta Theta Pi fraternity house.