R.J. Sturgill, son of Jon Sturgill ’93, has the gear of choice at this year's Big Bash — an umbrella. In spite of weepy skies, about 300 Wabash alumni and their families returned to warm their hearts at Wabash College.

Bill Monter ’58 and his wife check out the 1958 issue of The Wabash.

Steve Bowen, chairman of the Wabash Board of Trustees, and Tom Bambrey, director of athletics at Wabash, celebrated with more than 80 of their classmates from the Class of 1968.

Greg Foyer, James Pace, and Tom Dyer — all members of the Class of 1978 — check out yearbooks from their time at Wabash.

Gary Hanner and Bruce Henderson take a break from festivities during Big Bash.

Jon Sturgill ’93 and his daughter, Melissa.

Rufus LaRue ’48 celebrated with the Golden Little Giants during Big Bash 皇冠足球比分_澳门皇冠体育-在线|平台@ekend.

Alumni Director Tom Runge ’71 takes a break from his hectic schedule while being interviewed by Andy Bruner, a reporter with The Paper of Montgomery County.

Steve Goldsmith ’68, former mayor of the City of Indianapolis, gave a colloquium talk to a packed classroom. Now a professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and domestic policy advisor living in Washington, Goldsmith talked about how what he learned at Wabash — from Ben Rogge, Joe O'Rourke, and George Lipsky — informs his work today.

Class of 1963 lets go with Old Wabash.

"Go Wabash" shouts out the combined voices of alums, students, and staff at the conclusion of the Alumni Chapel Sing.

Dave Cook and Chuck Kraft get into their rendition of Old Wabash.