1950-1959

1950

David A.H. Roethel, Arts ’50, Grad ’52, was elected president of the Washington Professional Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma, the national chemistry fraternity unit. The chapter recently honored him with an Exceptional Fraternal Service award.

1951 Reunion Year

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1954

Dr. Robert S. Pavlic, Med ’54, was m honored with the Distinguished Service Award of the Medical College of Wisconsin/Marquette Medical Alumni Association at the annual banquet in Milwaukee. The award recognizes  outstanding service to his community, profession and alma mater.

1955

Sister M. Edmunette Paczesny, Arts ’55, stepped down after 31 years as president of Hilbert College in Hamburg, N.Y. She was one of the longest-serving college presidents in the country.
Patricia (Hoffer) Simon, Nurs ’55, was selected by the Watertown, Wis., branch of the American Association of University Women for this year’s Woman of Merit award. She is involved in many works of public service as well as social and religious service.

1956 Reunion Year

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1957

James L. Farrell, Eng ’57, wrote Nuts & Bolts of Christianity, a collection of inspirations for every week of the year, published by American Literary Press.

David J. Pilling, Arts ’57, is employed by Integrated Device Technology in Santa Clara, Calif., as a design engineer. He holds 31 patents. He is married and has six children, 16 grandchildren and one great granddaughter.

Thomas P. Feit, Eng ’57, received the award of Honorary Member by ASTM International Committee E05 on Fire Standards, the 19th individual so honored by this 100-year-old fire safety committee. His wife, Nancy Morris Feit, Arts ’58, is a volunteer teacher at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Santa Ana, Calif. They reside in Corona del Mar, Calif.

1958

Anthony J. Mayer, Bus Ad ’58, was named in Who’s Who in Finance and Business, 2006-07 edition.

1959

Donald M. Hall, Bus Ad ’59, published a memoir, A Man Learns. It was critically acclaimed by author Jon Hassler as “a profound reading experience for anyone raised Catholic in the Midwest.”