Welcome! Members of the Oberlin classes of 1967, 1968, and 1969 have reconnected on this website for our 55-year Cluster Reunion which took place on campus during Homecoming weekend, September 29 through October 1, 2023.

If you graduated during those years but haven’t already checked out this website, it’s not too late. Click the blue Sign In button and find your name listed under your year in the Classmate Profiles.
Here you can greet one another, fill in your personal details, share recent and not-so-recent life adventures, and add stories and photographs. And you can start looking forward to our next Cluster Reunion to be held in October of 2028.
Speaking of photographs, check out the Scrapbook section for some highlights of the 2023 get-together.

Do you need to Sign In? Look for a rectangular blue button on the upper right. (If you're using a smartphone with a small screen, the button may be farther down this page
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All In For Oberlin on Tuesday
Every year, Oberlin expands the world’s supply of compassionate, rigorous, pragmatic visionaries who make an exceptional impact on the world. Generations of Obies will come together for 24 hours on Tuesday, April 14, to sustain one of the oldest traditions on campus—philanthropy.
Join our community of students, alumni, parents, faculty and staff who dream of a world with more Obies. Go "All In For Oberlin" by making your gift on or before April 14.
For those of us who are daring enough to plan ahead at this stage of our lives, I am offering a slightly vague "Save the Date" announcement about our 60th reunion.
Yes, there will be a 60th reunion.
Yes, the reunion will include the classes of '67-'69.
Yes, it will be in the Fall of 2028, either the last weekend or the next to the last weekend in October (27-29 or 20-22). See what I mean by slightly vague?
Maybe some of the activities wiil be streamed.
No, there will probably not be on campus lodging. We will work on finding our own
Yes, there will be accomodations for accessibility needs, that you can remind the yet-to-be-formed planning committtee to consider.
I hope this helps somewhat in planning something for the future.
Paul Safyan