Lourdes Class of 1970

We had 102 people (including 68 classmates) participate in
our reunion weekend, June 24th thru June 26th:

Sue Basel Knobloch — Gwen Berger Boyce — Tom Boyce
John Bermingham — Kathy Binder Sohm — Bruce Bradley
Claude Collins — Larry Davis — Mark Darneider
Pat Demler Zweiger — Mike Zweiger — Mike Dempsey
Pamela Drexler Audette — Roseann Drexler Raupp — Terry Raupp
Pattie Elsinger Dorn — Mary Engler Nelson — Jim Esselman
Jack Eyers — Bridget Fitzgerald Lewellyn — Ray Lewellyn
Steve J Frank — Steve L Frank — Kay Gagnon Lapin
Art Hill — Pam Hoeft Siehr — Jeff Johnson
Sally Kellerman Wienke — Mary Jo Kempinger Anderson
Carol Kerrigan Hillman — Mary Kerrigan Buttke
Dave Kersztyn — Barb Kosup Kersztyn
Stan Kotschi — Russ Kuklinksi — Sue Pucci Kuklinski
Dick Lain — Terre Luedtke Jackson-Barksdale
Trish Marsh — Kaye Metzler Solomon
Mary E Miller Felton — Patty Muza Lorfeld
Richard Nebel — Charles A Nigl — Mike O'Conner
Jenny Phillip — Mary Pickart Polishinski
Mark Pfeiffer — Maggie Phair Butts — Don Potter
Jay Puestohl — Steve Ryan — Craig Sams
Chris Simons Matsche — Kareen Sitter — Romelle Smith Witkins
Bernie Seckar Stadtmueller — John Stadtmueller
Tom Thompson — Gary Troxell — Tom Wilber
LeaAnn Welle Miller — Patricia Westover Briney
Steve Wissink — Hank Weyers
Kathy Zentner Berger — Elli Zimmerman Wollangk

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After Lourdes, Brother James Roszak continued with his own education

and, among other things, served as Principal at Pacelli High School

in Stevens Point. (Photo from Pacelli High School circa 1987)

At last word, he still functioned in a part-time capacity at

Christian Brothers University in Memphis

as Adjunct Assistant Professor of English.
Even as a disciplinarian he was prone to a literary flair;

during one episode he had a certain classmate write

one-hundred times on the blackboard that

"certain penal codes have been proven essential to
maintain a proper balance in a well-ordered society".
The exercise made a lasting impression, and probably
saved the young man from a life of ruin.