This is the Class of 1960 from Walla Walla U. They are getting ready to have their picture taken on front campus. All those ladies (I believe) in the front standing row were nursing majors - can you believe that? This is BY FAR the largest class we had this year; all of the other classes could ALMOST be added together and make a group this large. (I'm only slightly exaggerating.) For some reason the turnout didn't seem as big this year as in the past. But perhaps someone who is more in the know of these things and works in the alumni office could confirm or correct that observation. My job during Alumni Homecoming Weekend is to a) organize photography and b) be there during the Honor Class photos to make sure we get the names of all those in the photo written down in the order in which they are standing. So this afternoon I spent 3 1/2 hours (and got sunburned somehow) on front campus. The class of 1985 was the class in which I knew the most people; several university staff and faculty were present in that class. My photographers weren't the only ones with cameras this afternoon; here's the group of additional photographers for the Class of 1960. And this is only part of them!
This is the Class of 1960 from Walla Walla U. They are getting ready to have their picture taken on front campus. All those ladies (I believe) in the front standing row were nursing majors - can you believe that? This is BY FAR the largest class we had this year; all of the other classes could ALMOST be added together and make a group this large. (I'm only slightly exaggerating.) For some reason the turnout didn't seem as big this year as in the past. But perhaps someone who is more in the know of these things and works in the alumni office could confirm or correct that observation. My job during Alumni Homecoming Weekend is to a) organize photography and b) be there during the Honor Class photos to make sure we get the names of all those in the photo written down in the order in which they are standing. So this afternoon I spent 3 1/2 hours (and got sunburned somehow) on front campus. The class of 1985 was the class in which I knew the most people; several university staff and faculty were present in that class. My photographers weren't the only ones with cameras this afternoon; here's the group of additional photographers for the Class of 1960. And this is only part of them!
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