1935
Rev. Joseph I. Collins celebrated the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood in May. Rev. Bernard J. Conlin, who retired from active ministry in 1985, is celebrating the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood this year. 

1942
Class Correspondent
Robert J.M. O'Hare
In March, the University of Florida's College of Journalism and Communications honored Joseph T. Nolan with its Millennium Award, in recognition of his contributions to the communications field.

1947
Class Chair
George A. Cashman
Rev. Joseph M. O'Malley recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. 

1948
Class Co-Chairs
John F. Becker
Vincent Zuaro
On May 8, the city of Quettehou in Normandy, France, awarded Armand G. Perreault "La Médaille du Souvenir;" the medal commemorates the landing of troops on the shore of Cherbourg after the liberation of the city in August 1944. Named a "Citizen of Honor of Quettehou" in 1994, he was presented with the city's medal of honor in 1997.

1949
Class Co-Chairs
Donal J. Burns
George E. Cahill

By George Cahill
Dear Classmates:
SPECIAL CLASS DINNER: A very special invitation was sent to all members of the Class of 1949 and the spouses of deceased members by Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J., our esteemed classmate, to attend a Special Class Dinner at The Worcester Club on June 8, the Thursday evening preceding the festivities of the 51st Reunion of the Class. There was a great turnout of 80 classmates and their spouses. A beautiful program was written by Fr. Brooks. The food and service at The Worcester Club were truly outstanding. At Father's request, it was a social evening altogether, and he chose not to say anymore than grace before the meal, which was beautifully written and most apropos for the occasion. All in attendance had a long, leisurely and exhilarating evening merely being with one another. Truly, the Special Class Dinner that evening will always remain one of the memorable events in the history of the Class of 1949.
Roy Jarrett, a founding director of West Bank Corporation, a West Springfield banking institution, completed a career of 39 years with the bank this spring. Roy served with distinction on various corporate committees, including the Executive Committee. He was also vice chairman of the board from 1991 to 1995. Roy was not only instrumental in the formation of that banking institution but a substantial contributor to its success, as well. 
John McCall continues to work as a part-time volunteer in the Development Office at Xavier University of Louisiana. He reports that Xavier is the only historically black university that is also Catholic. The big news this year for Xavier is that its founder, Mother Katharine Drexel, S.B.S., will be canonized on Oct. 1.
Following his death, family members found a cache of manuscripts written by Bishop John A. Marshall, who had served as bishop of both Burlington, Vt., and Springfield, Mass. An article in the Worcester Telegram on Feb. 20 detailed the extraordinary writings of the bishop. A book is being published presently, entitled, But Who Do You Say I Am?, a collection of some of the bishop's writings. 

1951
Class Co-Chairs
Thomas M. Ganley Jr.
Albert J. McEvoy Jr.
John S. Fallon volunteers at the 19th Judicial Circuit in Florida as a civil mediator and juvenile criminal arbitrator. The Fenton Judicial Center, Lawrence, Mass., which was officially dedicated in April, has been named in honor of John E. Fenton Jr. and his father, the late John E. Fenton Sr., for their contributions to the justice system, the public and the local community. John Fenton Jr., who retired as chief justice in 1990, had served as the dean of Suffolk Law School until 1999. 

1952
Class Chair
William J. Casey
Class Correspondent
Rev. John R. Mulvehill, S.T.D.
Laurence T. "Pete" Beckerle Jr. has recently been named Rockland County, N.Y.'s, "Business Leader of the Year." Ralph Catuogno has been honored by the Rhode Island Basketball Coaches Association for his 50 years of voluntary service as a player, coach, official and commissioner of officials. Two basketball scholarships, which bear his name, provide assistance to eligible male and female scholar-athletes of high school age.

1953
Class Chair
Rev. Msgr. John J. Kelliher
Francis M. McDonald Jr. has recently been appointed the chief justice of the Connecticut State Supreme Court. Donald M. Mitchell, M.D., who is retired from private practice, recently celebrated his 40th year of service to the town of Clinton, Mass., as the town and board of health physician. Paul R. Szlyk, D.M.D., who practiced dentistry in Worcester for many years, retired in July 1999.

1954
Class Chair
Barry R. McDonough
Class Correspondent
Paul F. Dupuis
Henry W. Dwyer has been re-elected to a second two-year term as chairman of the board of governors of Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre, N.Y. Guy A. McGarry, D.D.S., who maintained a dental practice in Bedford, Mass., for 39 years, retired in April. 

1955
Class Chair
Paul F. Coveney
Class Correspondent
Robert F. Danahy
The New England School of Law, Boston, selected Edward F. Harrington as the recipient of an honorary doctor of laws degree at its 89th commencement held on May 26; Harrington currently serves as a judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. The chief judge of the state of New York recently appointed John J. "Jack" Reilly to serve as a member of the commission on fiduciary appointments. 

1956
Class Chair
Daniel M. Dunn
Rev. John J. Bagley is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. The pastor of St. Mary Parish, North Grafton, Mass., he was appointed the director of the Office for the Millennium for the Diocese of Worcester in 1997. Rev. Richard J. Clifford, S.J., a professor of moral theology at the Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Mass., has been named a Lily Faculty Fellow for the year 2000-01. In April, New York University announced William J. McDonough, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Board of New York, as its commencement speaker and as the recipient of an honorary doctor of commercial science degree. On May 7, Rev. Paul T. O'Connell celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood at a Mass of Thanksgiving celebrated at St. Patrick Church, Whitinsville, Mass. The pastor of St. Mary's Parish in Shrewsbury since 1992, he also serves as associate judicial vicar of the Tribunal for the Diocese of Worcester. Cornelius B. "Neil" Prior Jr. recently joined the Visiting Committee of Harvard Law School which serves as its board of directors; the committee reports to the Board of Overseers of Harvard University. 

Arthur J. Andreoli ’58
Arthur Andreoli, a senior sales consultant with the Sullivan Insurance Group in Worcester, recently received the Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Guardian’s highest honor, the award recognizes individuals for their professional accomplishments and also for their contribution as outstanding role models within the industry and the community. He is only the second person in the company’s 150-year history to receive this award.
Andreoli joined Guardian in 1960 as a financial representative; his specialties include estate planning and business insurance. During his career, he has qualified for the Guardian’s Leaders Club 36 times. In addition to holding a life membership in the Million Dollar Round Table and President’s Council, he was elected president of the Guardian’s Executive Committee by his colleagues; this committee serves as the liaison between Guardian’s field force and headquarters. Andreoli is a registered representative with Park Avenue Securities, the broker/dealer arm of Guardian.

1959
Class Chair
William P. Maloney
Class Correspondent
John J. Ormond
Walter L. Murphy, who has served as an associate justice of the New Hampshire Superior Court since 1983, has been a member of the Judicial Conduct Committee for seven years; he also teaches part time at the Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, N.H. David B. Perini, retired executive of the Perini Corp. in Framingham, Mass., has recently been named the commissioner of the Division of Public Asset Management and Maintenance in Boston. 

1961
Class Chair
Joseph E. Dertinger Jr.
Clark V. Booth was recently recognized at a convention of the Catholic Press Association in the "Best Sports Feature or Column" category for his May 7, 1999 story about Holy Cross. The Chesapeake, Va., Police Department recently presented J. David Cicio with its citizen service medal, in recognition of his voluntary service as coordinator of the citizen's police academy and as founder of the citizen's alumni association. In January, John P. Hamill became the chairman and chief executive officer of Sovereign Bank New England, a division of Wyomissing, Pa.-based Sovereign Bancorp. 

1962
Class Chair
William J. O'Leary Jr.
The Maine College of Art in Portland selected Vito H. Acconci as this year's commencement speaker. 

1963
Class Chair
Charles J. Buchta
Class Correspondent
Michael J. Toner
John J. Donnelly has been named a "university professor" at the University of San Diego, Calif., where he is a member of the philosophy department. The May edition of the Hartford Business Journal featured an interview with William J. McGurk entitled, "Community banks must be distinct-or be extinct." McGurk has served as the president and chief executive officer of the Savings Bank of Rockville in Connecticut for the past 20 years. In June, David G. Nagle, first justice of Brockton (Mass.) District Court, received the statewide 2000 Judicial Excellence Award for his work in eliminating the court's case backlog. 

1964
Class Chair
Ronald T. Maheu
James F.X. Doyle continues to teach part time at SUNY-Stony Brook where he also serves as the pre-law advisor. David A. Spina has recently been promoted to chief executive of State Street Bank, Boston. 

1965
Class Co-Chairs
David J. Martel
Thomas F. McCabe
In January, Joseph I. Matthews, M.D., joined the Guthrie Clinic in Sayre, Pa., as an associate in pulmonary and critical care medicine. The Kushner Yeshiva High School and Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy, Livingston, N.J., named Arthur J. Mirante II the recipient of its Community Service Award in recognition of his commitment to education and the community, and his leadership in the real estate industry. Mirante is the president and chief executive officer of the international, multi-service real estate provider, Cushman & Wakefield. In February, the United Way of New York City (UWNYC) honored him with its "Community Quarterback Award," in recognition of his contribution to business and the community; Mirante currently serves on UWNYC's board of directors. Francis S. Moran Jr., the executive director of the Boston Bar Association, recently gave a talk to members of the executive committee of the Worcester County Bar Association about fund raising. Brian T. Quinlan continues to work as a bank examiner for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in New York City. 

1967
Class Co-Chairs
John J. McLaughlin Jr.
John P. Sindoni
Paul E. Lamoureux is the senior opinion editor at Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in Boston. Beaver College, Glenside, Pa., selected Christopher J. Matthews, host of CNBC's and MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews," as this year's commencement speaker. The New England School of Law, Boston, selected Matthews as the recipient of an honorary doctor of laws degree at its 89th commencement held on May 26. Philip T. McLaughlin is currently serving as the attorney general for the state of New Hampshire. In November, Kevin L. Meehan was elected to the board of directors of Watson Wyatt Worldwide in Washington, D.C., a global management consulting firm specializing in human resources consulting. Richard R. Nevins teaches history at East Catholic High School in Manchester, Conn. 
MARRIED: Thomas P. Glynn Jr., M.D., and Kathleen Deary Martin, on Jan. 8. 

1968
Class Co-Chairs
John T. Collins
Brian W. Hotarek
Patrick E. Clancy is the president and chief executive officer of The Community Builders, a national nonprofit organization based in Philadelphia, Pa., dedicated to the construction of affordable housing. Charles A. Gelinas, who continues to practice law in Fitchburg, Mass., is the senior partner with the firm, Gelinas & Ward. James M. Lyons, who is a partner in the Denver, Colo., law firm of Rothgerber, Johnson & Lyons, also serves the Clinton administration as special advisor for economic initiatives in Ireland. The April 23 edition of The Sunday Denver Post featured an article about the current political climate in Northern Ireland and Lyons' role in the peace negotiations. Francis A. "Frank" Reed Jr., M.D., who maintains a cardiology practice in Deland, Fla., became board certified in nuclear cardiology in October.

1969
Class Chair
David H. Drinan
Thomas G. Baxter is the president and chief executive officer of Audible Inc., a Wayne, N.J., company that provides Internet-based voice services. The May 11 edition of Investor's Business Daily includes an interview with Baxter on the development of audio versions of printed material via the Internet. Frank C. Crowley of the Helena, Mont., law firm of Doney, Crowley, Bloomquist & Uda, was named by the Missoulian newspaper as one of the "100 Most Influential Montanans of the 20th Century," for his 1983 filing of the multi-hundred million dollar Superfund natural resource damage case regarding historic mining activities in the Butte-Anaconda area. Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr. has joined the faculty of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst in the classics department. Rev. Thirburse F. Millott Jr. is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood; he is currently serving as the pastor of St. Anne Parish, Southborough, Mass. James P. Pietro has been named the assistant principal for academic affairs at Oxford (Mass.) High School. John L. Rollo, M.D., who is the director of the pathology laboratory at Christian Hospital NE/NW in St. Louis, Mo., has been named president of the St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society. Paul F. Scopetski, who owns the Spare Time Shop in Marlboro, Mass., won $20,000 in prizes on the "Price is Right" television show in February. 

1970
Michael F. Addonizio has been granted tenure at Wayne State University, Detroit, Mich., where he is associate professor of education economics and finance. Joseph P. Belotti Jr. continues to serve as a captain with USAirways out of Boston. Stephen I. Dwyer practices law in the New Orleans, La., area and serves as a member of the adjunct faculty at the Loyola University School of Law, New Orleans, where he teaches real estate development and finance. William F. Gotha is president of Ward Hill Marketing Inc., Lawrence, Mass., a technical marketing firm which serves the semiconductor, electronics and medical industries. In March, James A. Grattan joined the R.W. Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Institute in Raritan, N.J., as a principal medical writer. Michael D. Jeans is the president and chief executive of the Marlborough, Mass.-based company, Roxy.com Inc. In January, Kenneth J. Lusnia was appointed court administrator of the Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Juvenile Court. John J. Millerick recently accepted the position of senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer of the Analogic Corp., Peabody, Mass. Thomas J. Sullivan and his wife, Kathleen, are serving as general co-chairs of the Bishop's Fund 2000 for the Diocese of Worcester. 

1971
Class Chair
Robert T. Bonagura
Class Correspondent
Jerome J. Cura Jr.
Rev. Charles F. Monroe is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. He is currently serving as the pastor of Our Lady of the Angels Parish in Worcester. 

1972
Class Chair
Allan F. Kramer II
James L. Dolph, M.D., who maintains a private medical practice in Albany, N.Y., is an associate clinic professor and the director of microsurgery at Albany Medical College in the division of plastic surgery. Thomas M. Kennedy has been named the human resources director for the Shrewsbury (Mass.) public school system effective in July. Mark G. Patrick was recently cast in the role of Puck in the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, by the Stageloft Repertory Theater in Sturbridge, Mass. Patrick is currently serving as a vice president of the Worcester-based CMEA The Employers Association. 

1973
Class Co-Chairs
Gregory C. Flynn
Edward P. Meyers
Michael L. Blute, M.D., has been named the chairman of the department of urology at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. George M. Olson, a loan officer for Firstar Home Mortgage, Elmhurst, Ill., has recently been named top loan officer for the parent company, Firstar Corp. The Virginia legislature has re-elected Joseph M. Serkes to a second six-year term as a District Court judge for the 24th judicial district. In May, EMC Corporation, Hopkinton, Mass., announced the promotion of William J. Teuber Jr. to the position of senior vice president. Teuber, who joined EMC as vice president and corporate controller in 1995, was named chief financial officer in 1997. 

1974
Class Co-Chairs
Stanley J. Kostka Jr.
Edward J. Sullivan
John J. Kearney has been named the chief financial officer of NewRiver Investor Communications Inc., an Internet technology company located in Andover, Mass. John R. Koelmel is a managing partner with KPMG Peat Marwick, in Buffalo, N.Y. Kenneth J. Tarpey, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Proxicom Inc., in Reston, Va., was recently named "CFO of the Year" by Washington, D.C.-area businesses, for his role in guiding Proxicom from a private to a publicly held company. 

1975
Class Co-Chairs
Joseph W. Cummings
Joseph A. Sasso Jr.
Mays & Valentine announced in May that Kathleen M. Donahue joined the firm's Tysons Corner (Va.) office as counsel; she is a member of the finance practice group. Louis C. Galdieri, M.D., and his wife, Vicki, announce the birth of their son, Louis Carmine II, on Jan. 5. Galdieri recently began a new urologic surgical practice in West Orange, N.J. Michael W. Gallagher and his partner recently announced the formation of Gallagher & Cavanaugh, a new law firm located in Lowell, Mass., specializing in civil and criminal litigation. James D. McLellan, who flew tactical jets for the Marine Corps for 24 years, retired in January as a lieutenant colonel; he now teaches special education at Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke, Va. Frank E. Reardon, who is a partner in the Boston law firm of Hassan & Reardon, is currently serving as the secretary of the board of trustees for the Deaconess-Glover Hospital in Needham, Mass. Daniel P. Romanello became a Knight of the Order of Malta at a Solemn Investiture Mass in January at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York City; he is a senior partner at Spencer Stuart in Stamford, Conn.

1976
Class Chair
Thomas E. Ryan
Class Correspondent
Thomas C. Healey
As president and chief executive officer of Samoth Capital Corp., a Toronto stock exchange company focused on real estate development, investing and merchant banking activities, James J. Grogan recently negotiated a merger with The Sterling Cos. of Palm Beach, Fla., a private real estate development company. He is to remain the president and chief executive officer of "Sterling Financial Corporation" which is to have offices in Scottsdale, Ariz., Palm Beach, Fla., San Antonio, Texas, Orlando, Fla., and Toronto, Canada. William J. Heater is now an executive vice president with the advertising agency, Hill Holliday Connors Cosmopulos of Boston. Patrick M. Malgieri has been elected the managing partner of the Rochester, N.Y., law firm of Boylan, Brown, Code, Vigdor & Wilson. The bishop of the Diocese of Fall River, Mass., announced the appointment of Rev. Michael K. McManus as pastor of St. Ann Parish, Raynham, effective in June; he is to continue his present duties as chancellor of the diocese. John J. Nagle III, a partner in the Towson, Md., law firm of Bodie, Nagle, Dolina, Smith & Hobbs, recently began serving a one-year term as president of the Baltimore County Bar Association. 

1977
Class Co-Chairs
Kathleen T. Connolly
Shaun P. Mathews
Timothy S. Egan, a tax partner with PriceWaterhouse Coopers, recently co-chaired the annual event of St. Francis House held at the Seaport Hotel in Boston; proceeds from the fund-raiser are used to provide vital services to the poor and homeless of Boston. Egan is a member of the board of directors and chairman of the development committee. In April, James W. Keyes was elected president and chief executive officer of the convenience retail store chain, 7-Eleven, Inc., based in Dallas, Texas.

1978
Class Co-Chairs
Marcia Hennelly Moran
Mark T. Murray
Michael H. Shanahan
Peter J. Ceriani has been named the chief operating officer of the University Medicine Foundation at Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital; the foundation employs all the full-time faculty at Brown Medical School in the department of medicine. Thomas E. D'Ambra is the chairman and chief executive of Albany (N.Y.) Molecular Research Inc. Daniel A. Day has accepted an executive position at the Associated Press headquarters in New York City. William L. Hennrikus, M.D., a clinical associate professor of surgery at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, recently had two scientific articles published in medical literature: "Sorting out Elbow Injuries" was the lead article in the October 1999 issue of Contemporary Pediatrics; and the second, "Development Dysplasia of the Hip," appeared in the December 1999 issue of Pediatric Annals. In April, Brian T. Hines was presented with the Commercial Broker of the Year Award at the Greater Boston Real Estate Board's Millennium Banquet. Hines, who is a principal of the Trammell Crow Co., Boston, currently serves on its management committee and oversees the suburban brokerage group. Seton Hall University, South Orange, N.J., honored Stephen A. Lovelette with its alumni service award. Thomas J. Lynch and his wife, Maureen, announce the birth of their daughter, Josephine Eleanor, on Jan. 31. Lynch maintains a civil trial practice in Quincy, Mass. Peter M. Nolin has been named a partner with the Stamford, Conn., law firm, Sandak, Friedman, Hennessey & Greco. Nancy Lusignan Schultz and her husband, Jackson, announce the birth of their son, Jonas Conrad, on Jan. 4. Schultz is professor of English at Salem (Mass.) State College where she coordinates the graduate programs in English. 

1979
Class Co-Chairs
George A. Ashur
Deborah Pelles
On May 16, James M. Boucher was honored at a testimonial in recognition of the contributions he has made to the city of Hartford, Conn., during the past 10 years; in attendance were dignitaries, public safety officers, staff members and local residents. Boucher, who is the executive director of Hartford Areas Rally Together (H.A.R.T.), began working for the community organization in 1988 as lead organizer. Sponsors of the event credited the success of recent community initiatives to the effectiveness of his leadership. In April, Reliance Group Holdings Inc. named John P. Cavoores the chief operating officer of the Reliance insurance group, the company's consolidated insurance operations. Jeffrey R. Hartling teaches at the Dominican Academy and serves as adjunct professor at St. Francis College and Marymount Manhattan College, all located in New York City. In January, Henry A. "Hank" Sullivan was promoted to the position of chief engineer-exhaust products, at Delphi Automotive Systems in Flint, Mich.