HIGHLIGHTS OF REUNION 2004
The 1950s Alumni Reunite
The Class of 1954 is urging all 50s grads to celebrate in
2004. Getting a critical mass of participants will generate
more interest among classmates and create a wider base of
familiar faces and shared experiences at all of the College
Reunion activities. Come a day early—Thursday, June 24—for
a full day of memories and socializing. Be sure to stay for
the party on Saturday the 26th from 4:00 – 6:00 PM at
the home of Ilse Opton Tebbetts ’54
and Cy Tebbetts ’52. For
more information contact Ed Granai ’54
at egranai@aol.com.
Alumni Film & Video Festival
For the first time, Reunion will feature an Antioch Alumni
Film and Video Festival. Special screenings of films by alums
will occur each evening with an open screening on Saturday
afternoon. Bring an example of your work to share at the open
screening. We’ll also host a special party for media
folks. Saturday evening will be the announcement of the “Hanig
Prize.” Honoring documentary filmmaker Joshua
Hanig ’74, the annual prize will provide financial
support for an Antioch student’s social documentary work.
Hanig’s film Men’s Lives, one of the many he completed
before his untimely death from cancer in 1998, will be shown,
followed by a reception. For more information contact Julia
Reichert ’70 at julia@donet.com.
Faculty Tribute! A Tradition Begins
This year several alums have chosen to honor Al Denman, Professor
of Philosophy, emeritus. Al has reluctantly but graciously
agreed to participate.
“Al was one of those magical professors at Antioch who
stretched the classroom beyond any recognizable shape to facilitate
a kind of learning few of us had ever imagined. Come share
your favorite Al experience or find out why Al left such an
indelible impression on so many of us.”
Alumni interested in being on the Al program should contact
Jennifer Berman ’84 at humerusjkb@aol.com.
King ’51 Accepts Horace Mann Award
Ms. King, the final speaker of the sesquicentennial year,
will present on Friday, June 25, from 1:30 –2:30 PM in
Kelly Hall. King is the founding president and CEO of the
Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
in Atlanta. 
Office of Development & Alumni
Relations
Antioch College
795 Livermore Street
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Office of Development & Alumni Relations
Antioch College
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Yellow Springs, OH 45387
1.800.411.6780
www.antioch-college.edu
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Rachel Moulton, editor
alumni@antioch-college.edu
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