Marina Fahim, ’13, held the class of 2013 flag while Josh Greenberg, ’13, danced during Reunion Weekend’s parade of classes on June 9. They were the only two representatives of their class. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)
The Class of 1993 celebrated its 25th anniversary during Reunion Weekend’s parade of classes on June 9. The parade was one of many activities available to alumni during the weekend. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)The class of 1968 ended the parade on June 9 as its members celebrated their 50th anniversary. The class was awarded the Petty Flag. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)Zeke Morrow, ’68, waved to the crowd on June 9. He said students should enjoy their time at Lehigh because it goes by faster than they expect. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)Marina Fahim, ’13, held the class of 2013 flag while Josh Greenberg, ’13, danced during Reunion Weekend’s parade of classes on June 9. They were the only two representatives of their class. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)Steve Bartosik, ’77, left, directed The Alumni Marching Band on June 9. Members performed their fight songs and accompanied some of the classes’ performances in front of the parade judges. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)The Alumni Marching Band played before the parade of classes began on June 9. Alumni came from various locations to play with the band, and the person who traveled the farthest was from Michigan. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)The class of 1953 was the second class to walk during the parade of classes on June 9. The class sang in front of the judges. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)Bert Elsner, ’58, dressed up as Asa Packer on June 9. The classes held signs, including brief statements about what happened during their class year, as they participated in the parade and wore different costumes. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)The Class of 1958 held Asa Packer signs and sang the alma mater during Reunion Weekend’s parade of classes on June 9. The class of 1958 was awarded The Samuel T. Harleman, 1901, Award because they were the class of 50-plus years with the most attendees, a total of 38 attending. (Madison Hoff/ B&W staff)
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