Bishop D’Arcy became the eighth bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend after serving as auxiliary bishop in Boston.
Most Reverend Alfred C. Hughes, STD ’50
Archbishop Hughes, who was welcomed to New Orleans in 2001, is playing a key role in leading the recovery of the city.
William E. McQueeney ’52
Bill McQueeney is the founder of the non-profit organization Rural Water Ventures, which provides access to clean water in Nicaragua.
Joseph E. Corcoran ’53
Joe Corcoran is chairman of Corcoran Jennison Companies, Inc., which owns the Harbor Point Apartments and the Bayside Expo Center.
Michael F. A’Hearn ’58
Michael A’Hearn is a physics professor at the University of Maryland and the principal investigator on NASA’s Deep Impact Project.
Jeremiah F. York ’63Jerry York led Bowling Green to the 1984 college hockey national championship and Boston College, where he is currently coach, to the 2001 and 2007 national titles.
Kenneth F. Hackett ’64
Ken Hackett is president ofCatholic Relief Services, which oversees humanitarian services in more than 90 countries.
General George W. Casey ’66
General Casey is the 36th chief of staff of the United States Armyand the formercommanding general of the multi-national force in Iraq. Paul V. Guilfoyle ’67 Paul Guilfoyle is an actor who plays Captain Jim Brass on the popular television show "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation." Robert L. Lynch, Jr. ’67 Bob Lynch has been president of Americans for the Arts, the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts, since 1996. John V. Murphy ’67 John Murphy is the chairman, president, and CEO of Oppenheimer Funds, Inc., which manages hundreds of billions of dollars in assets. Leonard P. Guarente, Ph.D. ’70 Dr. Guarente is a biology professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who specializes in the science of aging. Leo J. Meehan, III ’71 Leo Meehan is president and CEO of W.B. Mason, one of America’s largest office supply companies. Michael J. Sullivan, Esq. ’72 Michael Sullivan, a former state representative and U.S. Attorney, is the director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. David C. McCourt ’75 David McCourt, CEO of Granahan McCourt Capital, also won an Emmy as Executive Producer of “Reading Rainbow.” John J. Shaughnessy, Jr. ’75 and Michael P. Shaughnessy ’79 Jack and Mike Shaughnessy are vice-presidents of Shaughnessy & Ahern, the crane service company which has been in their family for three generations. Joseph F. Keenan ’76 Joe Keenan won multiple Emmy’s as Executive Producer of “Frasier” and has authored three novels. John M. Shields, Esq. ’79 Jack Shields is the president of medical imaging company Shields MRI, which serves hospitals throughout New England. Dennis J. Lehane ’83 Dennis Lehane is a novelist whose crime stories are set in and around Boston. His most popular book to date isMystic River. Alberto Vasallo, III ’85 Alberto Vasallo is the vice president and publisher ofEl Mundo, the largest Latino newspaper in New England. The Honorable Michael F. Flaherty, Jr. ’87 Michael Flaherty was elected to the Boston City Council in 1999 and served as its president from 2002 through 2006. William J. Dorcena ’91 Will Dorcena is a marketing consultant who was deputy executive director of Boston 2004, the host committee for the Democratic National Convention. Patrick D. Leahy '97 Pat Leahy is a right wing for the National Hockey League's Nashville Predators. Erik K. Vendt ’99 Erik Vendt is a three-time Olympic medalist in swimming with one gold and two silver medals. He earned medals in the 2000 Sydney, 2004 Athens, and 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics.
