#36: Class of 1989 25th Year Reunion
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On the weekend of June 7-8, 2014 the College of Wooster hosted its annual alumni class reunion weekend. This would be the 25th year reunion for my class of 1989. It would also be the first time I have\\xa0attended a class reunion. I\'ve never been endowed with a large amount of what you might call school spirit. Nor did I actually have that many\\xa0close connections with much of the class. In fact, the people I know best all live here in Michigan and not necessarily that far away (hich doesn\'t mean I see them that often). My expectations were not set to high as I am not a good conversationalist as far as general chit-chat goes. But I hoped to get something\\xa0positive out of the weekend and I think I did. I hope you enjoy this little audio postcard. I apologize for some of the audio quality being a bit rough. The bulk of the audio was recorded using my iPhone and a new microphone, the Zoom IQ5, and I am definitely still learning its quirks. While the field recording quality isn\'t up to top tier standards I think you\'ll get a sense of what the\\xa0weekend was like. And if the audio doesn\'t do it for you perhaps the photos will. My thanks to Paul Potts for letting me share his photos.\\xa0
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Good morning, Wooster. Ken Knight waiting for the parade of the classes. The parade will have classes dating back to 1949. lasses come every 5th year (1949, 1954, 1959, and so on through 1989 and ending with 2009).
The parade for the classes is being lead by wooster bagpipers. At least I assume they\'re affiliated with the College of Wooster bagpipe band as they\'re wearing MacLeod tartan kilts. Wooster actually, as I understand it, doesn\'t really have Scottish roots but somehow that cultural identity got adopted by the college and it now certainly infuses sports as well as the band.
I can\'t recall the name of the mascot on the left but the fellow on the right is Wooster\'s Fight Scot.
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\\nThe photos can also be seen\\xa0in this Flickr album.
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