The character is nationally known and was written up in Boston Magazine. Guy Costa spent twenty years with Motown Records as Vice-President of Operations and Gerry Causi spent a few years on the rock scene back in the '60's. It was also evident that most graduates who are parents are very proud of their children and wrote many nice things about them. A lot of the children received good educations and are on their way to successful careers. Rossie High graduates, according to our questionnaire, appear to be generally successful.
Many people own their own businesses or hold responsible positions.
Jean MacNutt Aho was chosen the 1987 Harry S. Truman Scholar from Maine for Academic Achievement and Outstanding Public Service as a foster parent. It seems like a good percentage of the Class of '60 lives in Massachusetts. Careers range from being self-employed to working in real estate, sales, management, health care and education with a number of graduates retired. Paul Crisafulli writes that he and his wife Heather met at Rossie High and have recently celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary. Bernt Nielson fondly remembers marching in the School Boy Cadet parade held for the last time in 1960.