Nations Community service Debate Drama Music alternative Photography Yearbook Spring non-active alternatives Art Ceramics Communications Music alternative Photography Yearbook Notable alumni The alumni of Tabor have a farreaching influence in a number of different fields. Those who have passed through Tabor have gone on to become candidates for the Presidency of the United States, billionaires and tycoons of business, Pulitzer Prize winning authors, Olympians and other influential people in the areas of business, government, culture and sport. A 2009 report by the Boston Business Journal showed that two of the top six largest companies (in terms of annual revenue) in Massachusetts had a Tabor graduate as CEO. Academics and writing Halton Arp '45, astronomer Stephen F. Brown, senior lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management Donald Redfield Griffin, Harvard professor, founder of the theory of cognitive ethology Thomas Powers '58, author, journalist, intelligence expert, and recipient of the Pulitzer Prize. Mike Stewart, novelist Business Paul Fireman '62, billionaire, founder and President of Reebok John Fish '78, President of Suffolk Construction Company Edward Johnson, III, '50, billionaire, Chairman of Fidelity Investments, member of the Boston Brahmin Perkins bloodline Entertainment Devon Barley '09, singer, finalist on season one of The Voice'' Arthur Chen, actor David Chokachi, actor Marc Friedman, instrumentalist and composer Chris Hawkins, British journalist and BBC Radio host Travis Roy, ice hockey player Sally Taylor, singer-songwriter The Slip, a contemporary avant-rock trio (formed while students at Tabor) Government Ed Clark, 1980 candidate for President of the United States on the libertarian ticket Samuel Loring Morison, Naval intelligence official Matthew A. Reynolds, former Assistant Secretary of State (Legislative Affairs) Bruce Sundlun '38, governor of Rhode Island, 1991-95. Sir William J.M. Shelton, member of British Parliament and was the Parliamentary Private Secretary under Margaret Thatcher Kevin White, mayor of Boston (1968–84) Sports Colleen Coyne, 1998, Nagano Olympian in hockey for women's ice hockey. Eric Nickulas, former NHL hockey player Gia Doonan, 2020, Tokyo Olympian in rowing Rob Douglas, former world speed sailing record setter. Blake Sloan, former NHL hockey player Torin Francis, professional basketball player Deron Quint, former NHL hockey player Robert Hirst, 1992, Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympian in sailing for the British Virgin Islands. Jesse Kirkland, 2012 London Olympian in sailing for Bermuda Zander Kirkland, 2012 London Olympian in sailing for Bermuda Jayson Megna, 2009, NHL forward for the Anaheim Ducks Jaycob Megna, 2011, NHL defenseman for the Seattle