Paul Dawley, Esq ’81
 Throughout his legal career, Chief Justice Paul Dawley has been guided by an unwavering moral compass. In 2013, he was selected to serve as Chief of the District Court – the largest trial department – where he oversaw 158 judges and 62 court houses. His substantial experience as a chief justice, judge, and administrator has shaped the direction of court procedures and processes to center equity, not only in the District Court but also for the Trial Court as a whole.
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Dr. Matthew Russell ’90
 Dr. Matthew Russell currently serves as Medical Director for the Geriatric Medicine Staff at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he is treasured by a grateful population of aging patients. Dr. Russell’s passion to improve the field of geriatrics stems from his community service at BC High. Outside of his professional work, Dr. Russell is an enthusiastic participant in and supporter of the arts, particularly the Kevin Kynock Foundation for the Arts, which brings communities without traditional access to the arts transformative cultural experiences that create a more compassionate and artistic future. The Foundation is named for former BC High English and theater teacher Kevin Kynock.Click here to watch Dr. Matthew Russell's video |
John R. Carroll ’86, P’25
David Melville ’57, 
Gary D. Rodney ’93
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Stephen Hughes ’73, P’98
General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. ’73
James “Jim” Lane ’83
James “Jim” McInnis ’53 
John B. “Jack” Dunn ’79
Reverend William P. “Bill” Joy ’64
John F. “Jack” Leonard ’52
Thomas G. Kelley '56
John S. Normant '64
Donald J. Ward '53Dr. Nicholas Argento, Ed.D.
Dr. Nicholas Argento has been a beloved member of the BC High faculty for 40 years and he has played an integral role in the formation of thousands of alumni. During his tenure at the school, Dr. Argento has coached freshman student-athletes on the soccer field and baseball diamond. He also served as moderator of the Model UN Club. In recent years, he has grown the club’s conference at BC High to welcome nearly 500 students from around the globe.
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Gib Gailius
A devoted faculty member since 1988, Gib’s presence in the BC High community is a constant source of inspiration. After his wife and fellow Modern Language teacher – the beloved Sheila Becker-Gailius – passed to eternal life following a hard-fought battle with Ovarian Cancer, the Gailius family responded with incredible strength and grace. Gib carried on the Gospel mission of service and compassion that he had so wonderfully shared with Sheila, recently celebrating the establishment of a fully endowed scholarship in her name at BC High. Their legacy is one of the brightest lights of hope in our entire community.
Click here to watch Gib's Tribute Video!
Margaret M. Florentine
Patricia Casey, Past Trustee
Deborah P. Reed P’04
John H. McCarthy P’94, ’99
Dr. Martin J. Dunn ’53
