Victoria Wyeth '01 receives warm hugs from Professor of Sociology Sawyer Sylvester and his wife, Sheila, after Wyeth's Sunday morning museum tour of artwork, from Victoria's collection, by Andrew and Jamie Wyeth.

The alumni choir sings in the Chapel during the Alumni Memorial Service. Offering the homily was Carl Benton Straub (at left), who is professor emeritus of religion and Clark A. Griffith Professor Emeritus of Environmental Studies.

Victoria Browning Wyeth '01 signs programs in Museum of Art's Lower Gallery following a talk about her grandfather, Andrew Wyeth and her uncle, Jamie Wyeth, with a focus on the exhibition on view in the museum.

1991 classmates gather for an informal photograph in the Fireplace Lounge of New Commons.

The Saturday night party continues late into the night on the Library Quad.

Paul Anderson '53, recipient of the Alumni Community Service Award, and his wife, Jean (right), are congratulated by Paul's classmate Dick Coughlin '53 and Christina Wellington Traister '94, director of annual giving.

Chick Leahey '52 (in garnet sweater), a coach on the 1956 Maine State Series football team, gets a rousing cheer from his former players.

All-American track and field performer Vantiel Elizabeth Duncan '10, also her class co-president, accepts the audience's appreciation for her ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ achievements.

Tanya Schwartz '04, recipient of the Distinguished Young Alumni Service Award, speaks at Saturday evening's Alumni Celebration dinner. Also honored was James Houston '95 for his work with Alumni-in-Admissions.

As Jason Hall '97 (left) listens, Larry Handerhan '05 (right) makes a point during Saturday's discussion about strategies for LBGT job seekers. Handerhan encouraged students to "use all the networks you have available to you." The event was co-sponsored by OUTFront and ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Alumni Pride.

A ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ choir performs during the annual Memorial Chapel Service, honoring members of the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ community who have passed away during the year.

The Rev. Peter Gomes greets alumni at the conclusion of the Memorial Chapel Service.

Young families share time and take pictures during the late afternoon.

Jim Callahan '65 compares notes with President Hansen after receiving his Papaioanou Service Award at Reunion.

The Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association follows the Reunion Parade, with exuberance in evidence.

The Volunteer Recognition Reception and Dinner includes the presentation of the the Alumni in Admissions Award and the Alumni Community Service Award received, above, by Dan Hart '78 from President Hansen in the Benjamin Mays Center.

The football team, led by coach Mark Harriman, establishes a new ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ tradition as each player and coach touches the bobcat statue as they walk to Garcelon Field.

The New Commons building serves as Homecoming Registration Center, with staff on hand to welcome alumni to the campus and answer their questions.

During a young alumni career panel, Leeanne Cunningham '08 makes a point as fellow alums react.

At Homecoming 2009, the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Outing Club hosts a reception in anticipation of its 90th anniversary in 2010.

Members of the Class of 1984 relax in their parade finery outside of Pettengill Hall.

Alumni enjoy lunch and conversation on the Ladd Library Quadrangle.

Burton Harris '59 and Jennifer Lemkin Bouchard '99 brandish their awards following the Alumni Awards Ceremony at Reunion.

Pianist Doris Whipple '34 acknowledges applause as the oldest participant at Reunion 2009 during the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association, held in front of Coram Library.

From left, Vice President of College Advancement Kelly Kerner joins President Hansen on the historic Quad reviewing stand to decide upon prizes for the parade's best costumes.