1950s
Louis J. Raffo, BA'52, MBA'56, of Maitland, Florida, reports that he
and his wife, Marguerite, celebrated their fifty-third wedding anniversary
on November 24, 1999.
Tassos P. Filledes, LA'53, is assistant director of the Massachusetts
Interscholastic Athletic Association and assistant executive secretary
of the Massachusetts Secondary Schools Administrators Association. He retired
in 1991 as principal of Medfield High School after thirty-eight years as
teacher, coach, department head, curriculum coordinator, and administrator.
Douglas P. Forbes, E'53, of Burlington, Massachusetts, says that
after thirty years as a part-time actor in local and professional productions,
he's now acting full time as Sam Adams on the Boston Tea Party Ship and
Museum.
Edward S. Hurvitz, BA'53, of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, is
treasurer of Sigma Epsilon Rho Honor Society.
Harold J. Thoma, BA'53, of Reading, Massachusetts, retired from
the Army and Zenecz Resins, after serving thirty years with each.
Paula D. Scheiner (née Swartz), LA'55, moved to Florida
six years ago and is a substitute teacher in language arts and social studies
in Sarasota.
Gordon H. Rauch, E'56, of Scituate, Massachusetts, retired from
General Dynamics in 1993.
Peter F. Brady, BA'57, of Pocasset, Massachusetts, was awarded
the Massachusetts State Hockey Coaches Association's 1999 Referee Award
for his many years of service to high school and college hockey.
Myles W. Heaton, LC'59, retired in 1987 to Bradenton, Florida.
He says he enjoys sailing in the Gulf of Mexico.