Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A supercell thunderstorm near Lindon, Colo.

Charlie Hollister '18 photographs a shelf cloud associated with a supercell thunderstorm near Anton, Colo.

Darby Johnson '19, Molly Neureuter '18, Peyton Capute '18, Marie Hamet '19, Lili Dash '19 and Aubrey Phillips '18 watch a supercell thunderstorm near Last Chance, Colo.

Students and faculty observe a supercell thunderstorm near Cope, Colo.

Near Oakley, Kansas, with mammatus clouds in the background, students and faculty take a photo.

Students and faculty pose at the small tower marking point of Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado.

Darby Johnson '19 and Aubrey Phillips '18 observe developing storms and virga, rain being evaporated before reaching the ground, below the distant storms.

A panoramic view of a supercell thunderstorm near Oakley, Kansas.

Assistant Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz (center) helps students prepare a weather balloon for launch outside of Limon, Colorado.

Charlie Hollister '18 and Marie Hamet '19 prepare to launch a weather balloon near Seibert, Colo.

An ominous sky associated with a supercell thunderstorm near Oakley, Kansas

The Rev. Patrick J. Haley 67 address the Classes of 1967 during the 50th Reunion Memorial Service in St. Johns Chapel on Sunday.

Members of the HWS Classes of 1972 discuss the Western Civilization curriculum during the Back to the Future event on Sunday in the Geneva Room.

Fireworks fill the sky over the Quad during the Reunion Quad Party on Saturday night.

Madeleine Townsend Mandelbaum '77, Harriet 'Zimmie' Caner '77, HWS Trustee Katherine MacKinnon '77, Ray Sauerbrey and Sidney Peara McClure '77 gather for a group photo during the Reunion Quad Party.

While on a tour of the HWS Fribolin Farm on Friday, alums meet Gina, a 28-year-old Morgan horse who late philanthropist Carl Fribolin L.H.D. 14 competed with in harness racing.