Bishop Lynch Hosts First Graduating Class for 60th Anniversary Reunion

Bishop Lynch recently welcomed members of its first graduating class back to campus to celebrate the 60th anniversary of their graduation, a milestone traditionally recognized as a diamond anniversary. As part of their reunion visit, the alumni attended the first Mass of the school year alongside students, faculty, and staff, then gathered for a special luncheon.

The luncheon provided an opportunity for members of the Class of 1966 to reconnect, share memories, and reflect on their experiences as the school's first graduates. President Chris Rebuck also addressed the group, recognizing their lasting impact on the school's history and legacy.

"Welcoming the Class of 1966 back to Bishop Lynch is a powerful reminder that our story has always been built by the people who came before us. Sixty years later, their legacy lives on in the faith, traditions, and sense of community that continue to shape generations of Friars. We are deeply grateful for the foundation they helped establish, and for the enduring connection they share with Bishop Lynch," said Rebuck.

As Bishop Lynch looks toward the future, the Class of 1966 remains an important part of its story. Their return to campus honored a legacy of faith, scholarship, and community that continues to guide the school today.