January 2003			Utter Anxiety The Soul of Programming	E Line Sports Q&A Classes From the Field First-Person Letters Huskiana
		1950s A. Richard Albrecht, E’50, of Sun City, Arizona, is a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who worked eleven years for Factory Insurance and thirty-plus years for Dow Chemical. He’s now been a volunteer with the Sun City, Arizona, Fire Department for more than ten years. Joseph E. Lamborghini, E’51, of Manomet, Massachusetts, says he’s embarking on a new career with Herbalife International after losing forty pounds in six months. Salvatore P. Luciano, BA’52, of Peabody, Massachusetts, sends this message: “Class of 1952, Golden Graduates, you are the best of the greatest generation. Thanks for a successful reunion, and remember: If you continue to give, you will continue to receive.” Charles D. Mason, E’54, says he’s “enjoying retirement in sunny [Nokomis] Florida.” Paul Morrissey, BA’55, of Peabody, Massachusetts, retired from General Electric in 1981, after forty-one years. He and his wife, Irene, have been married for fifty-seven years. They have three sons and six grandchildren. Morrissey, who is eighty-seven, still attends Northeastern football games. His grandson Eddy Morrissey works as the receiver coach and recruiting coordinator for the Huskies. Stanley M. Sokolow, E’55, of West Hartford, Connecticut, has been inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society. He’s enrolled in the computer science program at Capital Community College, in Hartford. Sokolow retired from the Hamilton Standard Division of United Technologies but has been requested to return as a senior engineering consultant. An avid runner, he finished first in his age group in his last two races and has completed twelve marathons, including Boston and New York.