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Reunion 2009 |
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| Alumnae had the opportunity to participate on a Roanoke Arts Tour led by Amy Moorefield, Director of the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum. The tour began at Hollins with additional stops at the Tuabman Museum of Art, the Virginia Transportation Museum, the Roanoke Times Printing Press, and the studio of Betty Branch '79. |
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| Alumnae and guests also helped celebrate the opening of the Mary Page Evans '59 exhibit, which opened in the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum over Reunion weekend. |
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| Nearly 60 alumnae and guests joined Professor Juergen Fleck for a lively discussion on the state of the economy. |
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| Prince Morrow '74, Leslie Bryan '74, and Linda Lorimer '74 at the 1842 Society Reception held at the President's House. |
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| Betty Griffith Olson '59, Leslie Vernon Willet '64 MALS '74, Don Olson, and Norma Jean Peters. |
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| Reunion 2009 helped celebrate 50 years in the Guy Burkholder era of Hollins Riding with Friday evening dinner in the Kirby Riding Ring. |
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| The class of '84 "sash"ayed their way through the Parade in celebration of their 25th Reunion. |
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| The class of '39 was joined pre-parade with a special greeting by President Gray. |
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| The class of '74 showed their style as they parade across front quad! |
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| The following alumnae were inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame (l to r): Margaret Grill Tickner '79, Anne Davant Crehore '84, Nancy Novak Curran '79, and Alice-Cole Moss Reynolds '04. Not pictured: Sandra Garrison Hodges '79 and Guy Burkholder, Director of Riding (posthumous). |
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| Hollins Abroad-London celebrated its 35th Anniversary with a high tea during Reunion. |
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| President Nancy Gray and Frances Leitner '39 (left), who represented the Honor Guard as speaker at their luncheon on Friday afternoon. |
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| Members of the class of '59 and their guests enjoyed a private dinner in the Botetourt Reading Room. |
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| Alumnae enjoyed a lovely dinner on Front Quad Saturday evening, enjoying the view from the heart of campus. |