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1940s
Warren W. Morris, BA’41, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, sends greetings to “my 1941 buddies who met in Waldorf’s after night class. Hoping you are all well.”
Jim Jefferson, E’43, of Falmouth, Massachusetts, hosted the meeting of the class reunion committee on July 30, 2002, at Woods Hole Country Club. In attendance were class president Thomas F. Mahoney, class secretary John H. Austin, Albert Cookson, Walter W. Hartford, Calvin A. King, and Leon P. Piatelli, all E’43. The group agreed to revitalize the goals established at the fifty-fifth reunion, and to provide one or more Class of 1943 Legacy Scholarships in engineering. In 1998, the Class of 1943 Scholarship Fund established a Class of 1943 Presidential Scholarship of $300,000 and a Class of 1943 Legacy Scholarship of $100,000. Jefferson requests that classmates who wish to donate should specify that their contributions be directed to the Class of 1943 Scholarship Fund.
Bob Angus, E’47, of Bedford, Massachusetts, is the co-author of "Planning, Performing, and Controlling Projects," a text geared for science, engineering, and technology students. The text’s third edition was recently published.
John A. Luongo, BA’48, of Weymouth, Massachusetts, writes, “The alumni office does a great job for Golden Graduates. I attended two excellent trips, sponsored by the Golden Graduates Council: Gloucester in May 2002, and Mystic Seaport in October 2002. Tom Donovan started at NU same time as me in the College of Business, back when it was all men and we had to wear beanies. We both were in the service when World War II started. We returned to NU at the same time in 1946 and both graduated on January 31, 1948. George ‘Moose’ Makris and Dan Roberts were also in that group.” |
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