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Academics
- Dennis R.
Appleyard, Class of 1961; Co-author International Economics, 4th Edition.
- William Hsiao, Class of
1963; Professor of Economics, Harvard University School of
Public Health.
- Frederick Henry Koch, Class of 1900; Considered the founder of American folk drama.
- Bob Michael, Dean of the Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies at the University of Chicago.
- Ezra Vogel, Class of 1950; Former Professor at Harvard University. Author of Japan's New Middle Class(1963),
Japan as Number One(1979), The Four Little Dragons (1991) and Is Japan Still Number One?(2000).
- James R. Walker, Class of 1974; chair of the Department of Economics at the University of Wisconsin.
Science
- Frank Sherwood Rowland, Class of 1948; Chemistry
Nobel laurate.
- James F. Huhn, Class of 1937; pioneer in the reseach of synthetic fibers and plastics.
Education
- Thomas R. Tritton, Class of 1969; President of Haverford
College, PA, 1997-present.
- Karl Tinsley Waugh, Class of 1900; President of Dickinson
College, PA, 1931-1933.
- Edwin Holt Hughes, President of Depauw University, IN,
1903-1909.
- Francis John McConnell, President of Depauw University, IN,
1909-1912.
- George Richmond Grose, President of Depauw University, IN,
1912-1924.
- Richard Franklin Rosser, Class of 1951; President of Depauw
University, IN, 1977-1986.
- Isaac Crook, Class of 1856; President of Ohio University, OH,
1896-1898.
- Edward D. Miller, MD, Class of 1964; 13th Dean of The Johns Hopkins
School of Medicine.
- Charles M. Austing, Class of 1903; first President of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Sports
- Branch Rickey, Class of 1904; general manager of the Saint Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers, and Pittsburgh Pirates
who pioneered the farm system and racially integrated Major
League Baseball by signing Jackie Robinson for the Dodgers.
Politics
- Lucy Webb Hayes, Class of 1850; wife of Rutherford B. Hayes, who served as U.S. President from 1877 to 1881.
- Charles Fairbanks, Class of 1872; Vice President of the United States
under Theodore Roosevelt.
- Arthur Fleming, former
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Served under presidents Franklin Roosevelt through Ronald Reagan.
- Horace Newton Allen, Class of 1878; diplomat.
- Shirin
Tahir-Kheli, Class of 1961; Special Assistant to the President and National Security Council.
Social activists
- Mabel Cratty, Class of 1890, Leader of Young Women's Christian Association in its early days.
- Mary King, Class of 1962; civil rights
activist.
- Norman Vincent Peale, Class of 1920; minister, author
of The Power of Positive Thinking (1952), The Art of Living (1937), Confident Living (1948), and This Incredible Century
(1991).
- William M. Brooks,
Class of 1976; Director of the Civil Rights Litigation Clinic.
- Winston Franklin, led efforts to promote interacial understanding with Charles F. Kettering Foundation.
Literature
- Richard North Patterson, Class of 1968;
contemporary author.
- Robert Edwin Lee, Class of 1939; playwright and lyricist.
Law
- Judge Richard Hodge, Class of 1960; Judge at California Superior Court.
- Judge Charles Richey, Class of 1945; late Federal US District Judge, appointed by Richard Nixon and involved in Watergate trial.
Entertainment
- Fred Baron, Class of 1976; producer of Moulin Rouge; current executive producer for the BBS According to
Bex.
- Jim Berry, Class of 1955; National
Newspaper Cartoonist.
- Amelia Bigham, Class of 1890; Broadway actress in The Power of Gold, The Shaughraun, The Colleen Bawn,
The Village Postmaster, Captain Impudence; indicted into the Ohio Hall of Fame.
- Frank Corrado, Class of 1968; actor (American Conservatory Theatre, Denver Center, Berkeley Rep, McCarter, Long Wharf).
- Anne Flanagan, Class of 1987; film, TV actor/writer (The Comedy Store, Disclosure, Tracey Ullman Show,
7th Heaven).
- Clark Gregg, Class of 1984; actor, director, screenwriter (A Few Good Men, Spanish Prisoner, What Lies
Beneath, West Wing).
- Gerald Kline, Class of 1966; TV, film, stage actor (Law and Order, All My Children,) Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) Board member.
- Ron Leibman, Class of 1958; Emmy, Tony-winning actor (Angels in America, "Norma Rae", "Slaughterhouse Five", "Friends").
- Wendie Malick, Class of 1972; film, TV actor (Just Shoot Me
(NBC), Dream On (HBO)).
- Melvin Van Peebles, Class of 1953; actor and
director,Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971)
- Robert Pine, Class of 1963; TV, film actor (CHiPs, Murder, She Wrote, Hoover vs. the Kennedys, Six
Feet Under).
- Wayne Turney, Class of 1968; Emmy-winning Actor (Hickory Hideout, Cleveland Play House, Actors' Theatre
Louisville).
- Patricia Wettig, Class of 1974; Emmy-winning actor (thirty something, The Langoliers, City Slickers,
Boomtown).
- Eric Winzenried, Class of 1988; film, TV actor (ER, The Untouchables, Zoolander, Austin
Powers).
News
- Cynthia Davidson,
Class of 1974; editor of architecture magazine ANY.
- Mildred Gillars, Class of 1922, Radio Berlin announcer and actress during World War II.
- Susan Headden, Class of
1977; Pulitzer Prize reporter.
- Colin McMahon, Class of
1985; Foreign Editor, Chicago Tribune.
- Gregory L. Moore, Class of 1976; managing editor of The Boston
Globe.
- Byron Pitts, Class of 1982; CBS
News correspondent.
Corporate leaders
- Orra E. Monnette, Class of 1897; author and banker, co-founder
and co-chairman, Bank of America, Los Angeles.
- George Conrades, Class
of 1961.
- Nicholas E. Calio, Class of 1975; Citigroup's Senior Vice President for
Global Government Affairs.
- Robert Dellinger, Class of 1982; CFO of Sprint, a global communications
company.
- Clay G. Small, Class of 1972; CEO of Pepsi Bottling Group.
- Martha Rooney Webb, Class of 1991; director at the Seed Foundation, a foundation designed to benefit urban children.
- Frank Stanton, Class of 1930; former CBS CEO between 1945-1973.
- Gregory Wilson, Class of
1974; principal at McKinsey & Company in Washington,
DC.
- Robert M. Best, Class of
1944; chairman and CEO, Security Mutual Life.
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