The 2026 reunion season is officially underway! This past Saturday evening, nearly 60 alumni gathered at La Salle High School to celebrate their remarkable 60th reunion.

The evening began with a beautiful Mass, followed by a cocktail hour and a wonderful dinner. Our alumni also enjoyed an update on the current state of our beloved Alma Mater, offered a tour of the campus, and spent the rest of the evening reminiscing and reconnecting with lifelong friends.

Sixty years later, the Lasallian brotherhood remains as vibrant and resilient as ever. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this milestone celebration!

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Sixty years may separate them, but the Lancer brotherhood never fades.

Last night, the Golden Lancer Class of 1966 kicked off their reunion weekend by doing something truly special: leading the Class of 2026 into graduation. Now in its third year, this beautiful new tradition bridges generations of La Salle pride.

Seeing our newest alumni walk in the footsteps of those who paved the way six decades ago is a powerful reminder—once a Lancer, always a Lancer. The bond truly lasts a lifetime.

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A rainy Saturday couldn't dampen the dedication of the new USS Cincinnati Nuclear Submarine (SSN-693) Memorial at Voice of America Park in West Chester!

This incredible historic and educational site is the result of a 25-year vision led by US Navy veteran and submariner Dick Young '69. The unique, full-scale outdoor exhibit features the original salvaged main sail, rudder, and engine of the Cold War-era submarine.

The memorial is open 24/7, features weekend volunteer tour guides, and is completely free to visit. Stop by to experience this remarkable tribute to our veterans and naval history.

Click the link to learn more: https://subcincy.org/

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