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Row 2 (back): Ted Corcelius, Dee (Beck) DeRoche, JuliAnne (Bowser) Sloughfy, Peg (Slaughter) Over, Jane (Walter) Loucks, Carol (Ellis) Paullin, Peggy (Moyer) Diehl, Dan Hueglin, Jeff Jacobs, Charlie Foukes, Lance Radbill
We hope you enjoyed our 50th Reunion! If you weren’t able to attend or would just like to relive the weekend, we have many ways for you to do so. See how much fun we had throughout the weekend and stay connected with us:
- Alumni Weekend Highlights Video: Check out Juniata’s highlights of the weekend.
- Reunion Booklet: View a password protected booklet with our updates. Email the Alumni Office at alumni@juniata.edu if you need the password.
- Facebook Group: Reconnect with classmates and join the conversation.
- Virtual Reunion Video: Watch the virtual zoom reunion from October 2021 where we
donated a generous gift to Juniata and celebrated reaching our goal through this creative approach during the pandemic. - We Remember Slideshow: Remember our classmates who have gone before us.
If you have questions, please contact the Alumni Office at alumni@juniata.edu or 814-641-3443.
Special thanks to our reunion committee: Jackea Andoniades, Pam (Pollick) Babick, Margie (Biss) Behnke, Rebecca (Valigorsky) Bricen, Ted Corcelius, Peggy (Moyer) Diehl, Linda (Cromis) Hoover, Dotti Huss, Charlotte (Houchin) Kresge, Ann (Witt) Laird, Doug Laird, Urtha Lenharr, Jane (Walter) Loucks, Peg (Slaughter) Over, Carol (Ellis) Paullin, Dan Sell, Peg (Bell) Sell, Dehra (Winters) Shafer, Jane (Maskas) Stoutland.
Newsletter Feature Articles:
Becky (Valigorsky) Bricen '71 gave a speech at our dinner shared with the Class of 1970. Here's the speech: Co-Chair Corner.
We did it! On June 10-11, 2022, we celebrated our 50th reunion, actually 50 (+1), but who's counting?
It was wonderful to reconnect with friends and classmates after all of these years.
Read about the reunion here.
50th Reunion Communication-Chair, Charlotte (Houchin) Kresge '71 shares highlights from her monumentous trip to Machu Picchu in her article: The Adventure of a Lifetime.
Read the reflections that Dehra (Winters) Shafer '71 shares as well as her interview with professor emeritus, Dr. Tom Woodrow, by clicking here.
50th Reunion Co-Chair, Beck (Valigorsky) Bricen '71 ponders why some memories are vivid, some are easier to remember, and some are just plain lost in her article: Patio of Fifty.
When her daughter started classes at Juniata College, Jane (Walter) Loucks '71 shared her memories of life on campus 1967-1971. Click here to read her message.
Since the Classes of 1971 and 1970 will be spending time together on October 7-9, 2021, we thought it would be fun to reminisce about our time together. Read the article co-authored by Robert Hunter '70 and Charlotte Houchin Kresge '71 here.
After our sophomore year, Jackea Andoniades '71 left Juniata to work with the Quakers in the hopes of bringing an end to the war in Vietnam. You can read about her amazing journey by clicking here.
Many of us have fond memories of All Class Night, a long-standing tradition at Juniata. Dan Sell '71 shares some memories of that night with a humorous twist. You can access his article here.
In May of 1970, Juniata College temporarily shut down campus in response to the shootings at Kent State. Dotti Huss '71 shares her reflection on the time here.
Would you like to see copies of the letters that Dr. Stauffer sent to all students about the closing and subsequent reopening of Juniata in May of 1970? We have them, and you can see them here!
Rev. G. Edward "Ted" Corcelius '71 walks down memory lane with everyone's favorite "Prof", Betty Ann Cherry. To read his article, "Reflections about the Juniata Class of 1971 and Our Years at Juniata College" click here.
Our first article was submitted by Urtha Lenharr '71, who describes his twenty-year adventure while living in Alaska. Over the years, he taught school, braved the elements and even competed in the great Iditarod race. Read about his adventures here.
Feeling hesitant about attending our reunion? Pam Pollick Babick '71 shares a unique
perspective on her days at Juniata.
To read Pam's reflections, click here.
In a recent 50th reunion newsletter, classmates were encouraged to share what they miss the most about their years at Juniata. You can read more here.