Greetings shared by classmates at the 1956 Symposium.

President Peter T. Mitchell, ’67 dresses as 1956 College President W. W. Whitehouse and welcomes the Class of 1956 and guests to the opening session of the 1956 symposium.

Jane Vydareny Redner, reunion co-chair, listens to the symposium presentations along with her classmates.

Dick Vitek, moderator of the morning panel, welcomes the Class of 1956 and introduces presenters.

The panel reflects on a question from the audience.

Barb and Doc Stowell listen with interest to the presentations.

It was a full house for the symposium!

Connie Blessing Burt, reunion co-chair, enjoys the lively question and answer session following a presentation.

Ruth Holland Scott speaks about her spiritual journey over the last 50 years.

Classmates enjoy a special boxed lunch while viewing poster presentations prepared by their classmates.

President Peter T. Mitchell, ’67 talks with Dick and Marilyn Young Vitek in the Science Complex Atrium during lunch.

Classmates are greeted during lunch by fellow classmates.

Over 140 people gathered for lunch in the Atrium.

Tom Elliot and Jack Hanford catch up on the last 50 years.

Vivian Johnson Bull’s talk on the Middle East kicks off the afternoon sessions.

Classmates listen intently.

Nolan Kaiser gives a dynamic presentation on the Parable of the Good Samaritan and its implications.

The panel on ethics is begins with meaningful remarks by Jane Whittemore Daugherty.

Jack Hanford speaks on bio-medical ethics.

Kate Randall Reeves further elaborates on ethics and the medical field, giving her perspective as a nurse.

Ginger Smith Hinkle speaks about her experiences with volunteerism in the last panel of the day.

Maynard Bowers listens to a question from the audience.

Dick and Marilyn Young Vitek attend a ribbon cutting for their new lecture hall at the Science Complex.

Many ’56 classmates gather to have a mini-class in the Vitek Lecture Hall.

Ralph Houghton and President Peter T. Mitchell, ’67 demonstrate the high-tech features of the Vitek Lecture Hall.

The Class of 1956 leads “Albion, Dear Albion” and the Io Triumphe at the Distinguished Alumni Awards.