2017 Ringing In Ceremony
Associate Dean of Students Marc Welch, Rick Cavanaugh '76 of the National Association of Wabash Men, and Dean for Professional Development Steven Jones '87 meet up before the beginning of the ceremony.
Hopefully this Future Little Giant will be sitting up in the balcony one day on Freshman Saturday.
Parents of the Class of 2021 prepare to watch their children be rung in as Wabash men.
The Chapel was definitely warm, but luckily these Monon Bell fans were available for everyone.
Family members made sure to document this momentous occasion as much as possible.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
The Glee Club leads the Class of 2021 and their family and friends in singing 'Old Wabash.'
'Go Wabash!'
The Glee Club leads the Class of 2021 and their family and friends in singing 'Old Wabash.'
Incoming freshmen introduce themselves to men who will be their classmates, brothers, and possibly life-long friends.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
President Hess addresses the Class of 2021.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
Friends and family members listen to the speakers during the Ringing In ceremony.
President Gregory Hess continues the time-honored tradition of ringing in the freshman class with the Caleb Mills bell.
The Ringing In ceremony can be quite emotional for the students' friends and family members.
There's nothing better than a picture outside the chapel with a brand new Wabash man.