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Ocm09668846-19911992.Pdf 1991-1992 Public Officers of the COMMONWEALTH of MASSACHUSETTS * Prepared and printed under authority of Section 18 of Chapter 5 of the General Laws by EDWARD B. O'NEILL Senate Clerk and ROBERT E. MacQUEEN Clerk of the House of Representatives SENATORS FROM MASSACHUSETTS IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES I . S. SENATE EDWARD M. KENNEDY Hyannisport, Democrat. Born: February 22, 1932. Education: Milton Acad.; Harvard University, B.A., '54; Int. Law School, The Hague, Netherlands, '58; Univ. of Virginia Law School, LL.B., '59. Profession: Lawyer. Organizations: Trustee: Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston Symphony, JFK Memorial Center for the Performing Arts, RFK Memorial Foundation; President: Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation, John F. Kennedy Library. Public office: United States Senate 1962-'64 (to fill vacancy), 1965-94 (Maj. Whip 1969-71). U. S. SENATE JOHN F. KERRY State Transportation Building, 10 Park Plaza, Boston, Democrat. Born: Denver, Colorado, December 1 1, 1943. Education: Yale, '66; Boston College Law School, 76. Profession: Lawyer. Organizations: Vietnam Veterans of America; Board of Visitors, Georgetown School of Foreign Service; Honorary Trustee. Museum of Science. Public office: First Assistant District Attorney (Middlesex County) 1977-79; Lieutenant Governor 1983-'85; United States Senate 1985 (to fill vacancy), 1985-% REPRESENTATIVES FROM MASSACHUSETTS IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES I . S. HOUSE CHET ATKINS 1540 Monument Street, Concord. 5th District, Democrat. Born: Geneva. Switzerland, April 14, 1948. Education: Antioch College. B.A. Profession: Congressman. Public office: Mass. House 1971-72; Mass. Senate 1973-"84; Representative in Congress (99th- 102nd) 1985- , 92. 10 U. S. HOUSE SILVIO O. CONTE 1 1 Appletree Point, Pittsfield, 1st District, Republican. Born: Pittsfield, November 9, 1921. Education: Pittsfield Public Schools; Boston College; Boston College Law School. Profession: Congressman. Organizations: Co-Chairman, New England Con- gressional Caucus; Member of Congress for Peace Through Law; Regional Co-Chairman, Northeast-Midwest Economic Advancement Coalition; Various Civic and Fraternal Organizations. Public office: Mass. Senate 1951-'58; Represen- tative in Congress (86th-102nd) 1959-'91 (Deceased February 8, 1991). S. HOUSE BRIAN J. DONNELLY 59 Clearwater Drive, Boston, 1 1th District, Democrat. Born: Boston, March 2, 1946. Education: Boston University. Profession: Congressman. Organizations: AMVETS; American Legion; V.F.W.; Boston University Varsity Club. Public office: Mass. House 1973-78; Representa- , tive in Congress (96th-102nd) 1979- 92. U. S. HOI SK JOSEPH D. EARLY 36 Monroe Avenue, Worcester, 3rd District, Democrat. Born: Worcester, January 31, 1933. Education: St. John's Prep.; College of the Holy Cross, B.S., "55; Worcester State College. Profession: Congressman. Organizations: Holy Cross Graduate Club; Mass. Teacher's Assn.; K. of C; American Legion; Ancient Order of Hibernians; Arthritis Foundation; Bd. of Directors, Worcester Area Assn. for Retarded Children, Inc. Public office: Mass. House 1963-74; Represen- , tative in Congress (94th-102nd) 1975- 92. U. S. HOUSE I ] BARNEY FRANK 1 14 Floral Street, Newton, 4th District, Democrat. Born: Bayonne, NJ, March 31, 1940. Education: Harvard University, B.A., '62; J.D., 77. Profession: Congressman. Public office: Mass. House 1973-'80; Represen- tative in Congress (97th-102nd) 1981-^92. 14 U. S. HOUSE JOSEPH PATRICK KENNEDY II 73 Bigelow Street, Boston (Brighton), 8th District, Democrat. Born: Brighton, September 24, 1952. Education: University of Massachusetts at Boston. Profession: President, Citizens Energy Corpora- tion. Organizations: Chairman, Canadian Robert F. Kennedy Memorial. Public office: Representative in Congress (100th- 102nd) 1987-*92. I . S. HOUSE 15 EDWARD JOHN MARKEY 7 Townsend Street, Maiden, 7th District, Democrat. Born: Maiden, July 11, 1946. Education: Maiden Catholic High School; Boston College; Boston College Law School. Organizations: Massachusetts Bar Association; Knights of Columbus; Irish American Associa- tion; Fraternal Order of Eagles. Public office: Mass. House 1973-76; Represen- tative in Congress (94th) 1 976 (to fill vacancy), (95th-102nd) 1977--92. 16 U.S. HOI SE NICHOLAS MAVROULES 9 Carol Ann Road, Peabody, 6th District, Democrat. Born: Peabody, November 1, 1929. Education: Peabody High School. Profession: Government. Organizations: Massachusetts Mayor's Associa- tion; Kiwanis; Rotary; Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition; House Dem. Caucus Task Force on Nat'l. Security. Committees: House Armed Services Committee; Chm.. Subcommittee on Readiness; Chm., Acquisition Policy Panel; Select Committee on Intelligence; Small Business Committee. Public office: Ward Councillor; City Councillor- at-Large; Mayor of Peabody 1967-78; Repre- , sentative in Congress (96th-102nd) 1979- 92. U.S. HOI SK 17 t g* m JOHN JOSEPH MOAKLEY 1812 Columbia Road, Boston (South), 9th District, Democrat. Born: Boston, April 27, 1927. Education: South Boston High School; Univer- sity of Miami; Suffolk Law School, LL.B., '56. Profession: Congressman. Organizations: Disabled American Veterans; Knights of Columbus; V.F.W.; American Legion. Public office: Mass. House 1953-'60; Mass. Senate 1965-70; Boston City Council 1971-72; Repre- , sentative in Congress (93rd-102nd) 1973- 92. U. S. HOUSE RICHARD E. NEAL 36 Atwater Terrace, Springfield, 2nd District, Democrat. Born: Worcester, February 14, 1949. Education: American International College, B.A., 72; University of Hartford, M.P.A.. 76. Profession: Congressman. , Public office: Springfield City Council 1978- 84; Mavor 1984-'88; Representative in Congress (101st-102nd) 1989-'92. I . S. HOUSE 19 T- *F- Ik GERRY E. STUDDS 16 Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, 10th District, Democrat. Born: Mineola, New York, May 12, 1937. Education: Cohasset Public Schools; Derby Academy; Groton School; Yale University (B.A. in American Studies, 1959; M.A.T. in History, 1961). Profession: Educator. Public office: Foreign Service Officer, State Dept. 1961-'62; Pres. Kennedy's White House Staff (Exec. Asst., Domestic Peace Corps) 1962-'63; Delegate and Platform Committee, 1968 Democratic Nat'l Convention; Represen- tative in Congress (93rd-102nd) 1973- ,92. THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT GOVERNOR 23 WILLIAM F. WELD 28 Fayerweather Street, Cambridge, Republican. Born: New York City, NY, July 31, 1945. Education: Harvard College, B.A. (summa cum laude), "66; Oxford University, England, Diploma in Economics and Political Science (with distinction), '67; Harvard Law School, J.D. (cum laude), 70. Profession: Attorney. Public office: United States District Attorney 1981 -'86; Assistant United States Attorney General 1986-'88; Governor 1991-*94. 24 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI 2 Brigham Street, Hudson. Republican. Born: Marlborough, April 24, 1948. Education: Boston College: Boston College Law School. Profession: Attorney. Organizations: American and Mass. Bar Associa- tions; Elks; Sons of Italy. Public office: Charter Commission 1970-71; Board of Selectmen 1971-77; Mass. House 1977-'84; Mass. Senate IMS-VO (Assistant , Minority Floor Leader 1989- 90); Lieutenant Governor 1991- ,94. SECRETARY 25 MICHAEL J. CONNOLLY 42 Cerdan Avenue, Boston (Roslindale), Democrat. Born: Boston, April 20, 1947, Education: Boston Latin School, '65; College of the Holy Cross, A.B., '69; New England School of Law, J.D., 76. Profession: Attorney. Organizations: Mass. Bar Assn.; Nat'l Assn. of Sec. of State; Duke Univ. Forum on Presidential Nominations; Lawyers' Alliance for Nuclear Arms Control; CPPAX; Holy Cross Club of Boston; Marriage Encounter; St. John Chrysostom Parish Council. Public office: Mass. House 1973-78; Secretary of the Commonwealth 1979-'94. 26 TREASURER JOSEPH DANIEL MALONE 15 Cushman Street, Watertown, Republican. Born: Newton, November 18, 1954. Education: Waltham High School, 73; Phillips Academy (Andover), 74; Harvard University, 78. Profession: Treasurer and Receiver-General. Organizations: Board of Directors, American Red Cross; Harvard Club; Sons of Italy. Public office: Treasurer and Receiver-General 1991- ,94. ATTORNEY GENERAL 27 L. SCOTT HARSHBARGER 14 Sacramento Street, Cambridge, Democrat. Born: New Haven, CT, December 1, 1941. Education: Harvard College, B.A., '64; Union Theological Seminary, New York Citv, 1964- 1965; Harvard Law School, LL.B., '68. Profession: Attorney. Organizations: Massachusetts District Attorneys' Association, (Past President); National District Attorneys' Association, (Board of Directors). Public office: Deputy Chief Counsel, Massachu- setts Defenders Committee 1972-75; Chief, Public Protection Bureau, Dept. of the Attorney General 1975-78; General Counsel, State Ethics Commission 1978-'80; Middlesex , County District Attorney 1982- 90; Attorney General 1991- ,94. 2K AUDITOR ll A. JOSEPH DeNUCCI 1 19 Warwick Road, Newton, Democrat. Born: Newton, August 30, 1939. Education: Newton High School; Boston University. Profession: Auditor. Organizations: Board of Directors, Newton Boy's Club; Board of Directors, Newton YMCA; Past President, St. Bernard's Holy Name Society; Sons of Italy; Knights of Columbus. Public office: Newton Democratic City Com- mittee; Mass. House 1977-'86; Auditor 1987--94. THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 31 PETER L. ELEEY 100 Marina Drive, Quincy, Fourth District, Democrat. Born: Niagara Falls, NY, February 3, 1952. Education: Boston College, B.A., 73; Suffolk University Law School, J.D., 76. Profession: Attorney. Organizations: Massachusetts
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