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Homecoming 2022

Threats of hurricane weather didn’t stop E&H friends from attending Homecoming and folks even bought commemorative t-shirts to remember the unusual weekend!
Posted December 01, 2022

The Class of ’72 showed up in records numbers; the Class of 2002 came early and stayed late; friends dedicated a bench at Wiley Hall; alumni authors autographed their books; Theta Chi Epsilon celebrated an anniversary; football fans came a day early when the game moved to Friday; and new fans were forged as the E&H men’s rugby team played on Nicewonder Field on Saturday.

  • Author book signing
    Homecoming 2022
  • E&H Marching Band ensemble on the football field
    Homecoming 2022
  • A group of sport spectators
    Homecoming 2022
  • A group of E&H alumni posing in front of the Duck Pond
    Homecoming 2022
  • Two alumni pose for the camera
    Homecoming 2022
  • Two alumni inside the Tobias Smyth House
    Homecoming 2022
  • A group of alumni with the individual in the middle holding a bouquet of flowers
    Homecoming 2022
  • A group of alumni stand on the Duck Pond bridge
    Homecoming 2022
  • Individual signing a football helmet
    Homecoming 2022
  • A group of alumni stand in front of Wiley Hall
    Homecoming 2022
  • Two people hugging while posing to camera
    Homecoming 2022
  • Individual outside grilling
    Homecoming 2022
  • Rugby match
    Homecoming 2022
  • E&H Cheerleader
    Homecoming 2022
Photo Album: Homecoming 2022

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