Summer Reunion brought home nearly 700 alumni and guests to campus June 9-11 to celebrate many special reunions from 1948 to 1993. Mark your calendars for Summer Reunion 2024, scheduled June 14-16.
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Summer Reunion Photo Gallery
Joyce Hardy ’68 (left) and Betty Heanssler ’68 take a break and enjoy
each other’s company during the picnic on the Quad. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05Alumni gather and catch up with one another during the picnic on the Quad. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05Alumni from various class years gather to eat, catch-up with old friends and await their class photos to commemorate the Summer Reunion celebration. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05Sylvester Cook ’68 (left) talks with Betty Jean Hall Fd. ’64, ’68 (center) Joyce Hardy ’68 and Betty Heanssler ’68 during the picnic on the Quad. Photo by Thomas Moonjeli ’23Earlene Prokopec ’73 and Joyce Church ’73 toast one another as they celebrate with their classmates at the 50th Reunion Breakfast. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05Lakeisha Henderson (left), Brenda W. Lane ’79 (middle) and Carlotta Dei ’78 pose for a photo at the president’s State of the College address. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05President Lyle Roelofs speaks to a full house at the State of the College
Address where participants were allowed to ask questions of the out-
going president. Photo by Brooklynn KenneyDuring the 50th reunion celebration at Summer Reunion, couples Donna ’73 and Bill Yost ’73 (left), Andrew ’73 and Symerdar Baskin (back center) and Elaine ’73 and Edward Allen ’73 danced the night away. Photo by Brooklynn KenneyParke ’73 and Becky Carter ’73 laughed and enjoyed the festivities of their 50th class reunion celebration. Photo by Crystal Wylie ’05 Dr. Dayna Cheesman Mohammadione ’78 and Dr. Ali Mohammadione ’78 speak at the Sweetheart Reception held in Danforth Chapel. The reception was hosted by Lon ’78 and Ann Adams Hays ’78 (far right). Photo by Brooklynn Kenney
Why the tiny class pictures? Surely you could afford the space to put up large pictures so I could actually identify the people.
Hi Hank,
If you click on the image it should expand to full size! The layout options make more sense this way!
Let me know if you can’t get them to enlarge for you!
-Abbie Darst
darsta@berea.edu