Skull and Bones Brochure

SKULL & BONES
ABRIDGED BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY OF

PROMINENT MEMBERS & MEMBERSHIP LIST
By William P. Litynski
(Source: Secrets of the Tomb: Skull and Bones, the Ivy League, and the Hidden Paths of Power by Alexandra Robbins)
Skull & Bones presidential candidates U.S. Senator John Kerry (left) and President George W. Bush (right) in 2004
“My senior year I joined Skull and Bones, a secret society, so secret I can’t say anything more.”
– George W. Bush, from A Charge to Keep
Members of Skull and Bones Class of 1878. Members of this class include former U.S. President William Howard Taft.
Members of Skull & Bones Class of 1948. George H.W. Bush stands to the left of the clock.
Unidentified members of Skull & Bones wear black hoods over their heads on “Tap Day” in 1937.
Lawrence Morgan Kelley (S&B 1937, left) taps John Edwin Ecklund Jr. (S&B 1938, right) on “Tap Day” in 1937. Kelley was
awarded the Heisman Trophy in 1936. Ecklund was the Treasurer of Yale University from 1966 to 1978.
Skull & Bones membership roster for the Class of 1948
Skull & Bones membership roster for the Class of 1878
The Taft Brothers stand together for a group portrait. From left to right: Henry Waters Taft, William Howard Taft, Charles
Phelps Taft, and Horace Dutton Taft. Everyone except for Charles Phelps Taft was a member of Skull & Bones. Charles Phelps
Taft was William Howard Taft’s half-brother. All four men were the sons of Alphonso Taft, who was one of the original
members of Skull & Bones. The Order of Skull & Bones was established by Dr. William Huntington Russell, M.D., in 1832.
The Order of Skull & Bones was incorporated in Connecticut as “Russell Trust Association” and later “RTA Incorporated”.
(Time Life photo)
Members of the Yale Corporation in April 1968
Front row, left to right:

Joseph Irwin Miller (Chairman of the board of Cummins Engine Co.), John Hay Whitney (former U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain),
Edwin Foster Blair, Kingman Brewster Jr. (President of Yale University), The Reverend Gardiner Mumford Day, Joseph Richardson Dilworth
(Chairman of the board of Rockefeller Center, Inc.), and Harold Howe II (U.S. Commissioner of Education).
Back row, left to right:

William Warren Scranton, The Right Reverend Paul Moore Jr., John Vliet Lindsay (Mayor of New York City), William McChesney Martin Jr.
(Chairman of the Federal Reserve), William Putnam Bundy (Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs), Caryl
Parker Haskins (President of Carnegie Institution of Washington), Frederick Baldwin Adams Jr., William Horowitz, and Spencer Dumaresq
Moseley. Absent: Arthur Kittredge Watson (Chairman of IBM World Trade Corporation).
Edwin Foster Blair, Joseph Richardson Dilworth, Harold Howe II, William Putnam Bundy, Frederick Baldwin Adams Jr., and Spencer
Dumaresq Moseley were members of Skull & Bones. John Hay Whitney and John Vliet Lindsay were members of Scroll & Key. The Right
Reverend Paul Moore Jr. was a member of Wolf’s Head.
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. partners (from left to right) E. Roland Harriman, Prescott S. Bush, Knight Woolley, and Robert A. Lovett meet
privately at the Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. office in New York City on July 28, 1964. The Gulf of Tonkin incident occurred during the first
week of August 1964. All four men were members of Skull & Bones. E. Roland Harriman and Prescott S. Bush were directors of Union
Banking Corporation, a bank in New York City that stored Nazi German financier Fritz Thyssen’s asset of $3,000,000 in 1941.
The Bush family, from left to right: Barbara Bush, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, Dorothy Walker Bush, and Prescott S. Bush. George
W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, and Prescott S. Bush are (or were) members of Skull & Bones.
Reichsbank President and Nazi German Economics Minister Hjalmar Schacht (left), former U.S. President Herbert Hoover (center), and
American Ambassador to Nazi Germany Hugh Robert Wilson (right) dress for the occasion at a reception held in Berlin on March 8, 1938.
Hugh Robert Wilson was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Austrian Archives/CORBIS)
W. Averell Harriman (second from left), the Chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad and Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,
sits next to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (left) and Soviet Commissar Josef Stalin in 1942. Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav
Molotov is seated on the far right. W. Averell Harriman was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
Benito Mussolini (left), the dictator of Fascist Italy, rides in a motorboat with U.S. Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson in Italy in January 1931.
Henry L. Stimson was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Photo by New York Times Co./Getty Images)
Former President George H.W. Bush visits Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) terrorist Yasser Arafat (center) and his assistant Hanan
Ashrawi (left) at a hotel in Washington, D.C. on September 13, 1993. George H.W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
(Maher Attar/CORBIS SYGMA)
President George W. Bush meets with Communist Vietnam’s President Nguyen Minh Triet in the former palace of the French governor general
of Indochina in Hanoi, Communist Vietnam on November 17, 2006. George W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
(Kham/Reuters)
President George H.W. Bush celebrates on Tiananmen Square in Beijing [Peking], Communist China on February 25, 1989. The Tiananmen
Square Massacre occurred in Beijing on June 4, 1989. George H.W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. Yale University
established an organization called “Yale-in-China” in Changsha, China in the early 1900s; Mao Tse-tung once lived in Changsha, China.
President George H.W. Bush and King Fahd of Saudi Arabia are seen laughing inside the Royal Palace in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on November
21, 1990, less than two months before the beginning of the Persian Gulf War. (Photo: George Bush Presidential Library)
Israel’s Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (left) and President George W. Bush laugh together during their press conference in the Rose Garden at
the White House on July 29, 2003, approximately four months after President George W. Bush authorized America’s invasion and occupation
of Iraq. Ariel Sharon was a member of the Likud Party at the time this photo was taken. George W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at
Yale University. (White House photo by Paul Morse)
George H.W. Bush (second from right) appears with CIA Director Porter Goss and seven other former CIA directors on August 16, 2005. Left
to right: Porter Goss, John Deutch, Robert Gates, William Webster, Stansfield Turner, R. James Woolsey, James Schlesinger, George H.W.
Bush, and George Tenet. George H.W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Official CIA Photo)
Members of the Warren Commission present their report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy at the White House on
September 24, 1964. From Left to right: John McCloy (Chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations), J. Lee Rankin (General Counsel), U.S.
Senator Richard Russell, U.S. Congressman Gerald Ford, Earl Warren (Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court), President Lyndon B.
Johnson, former CIA Director Allen Dulles, U.S. Senator John Sherman Cooper, and U.S. Congressman Hale Boggs. John Sherman Cooper
was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Photo: Cecil Stoughton/Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library)
John McCloy (left), the former Chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, chats with Henry R. Luce (right), the founder of Time, Life, and Fortune
magazines, at a dinner in New York City in September 1966. John McCloy was a member of the Warren Commission. Henry R. Luce was a
member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Photo by Al Fenn/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)
Governor of Puerto Rico Luis Munoz Marin (center) watches Nelson Rockefeller (second from left) shake hands with Governor of New York
Averell Harriman during a meeting in New York City on September 10, 1958. Averell Harriman was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale
University. (Photo: Puerto Rican Heritage Digital Library)
David Rockefeller (left), the former Chairman and CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank, receives a gift from George H.W. Bush. George H.W. Bush
is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
International banker John Pierpont Morgan (left) shakes hands with Secretary of War William Howard Taft (right) at Yale University in New
Haven, Connecticut in June 1908. William Howard Taft was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
President-elect Woodrow Wilson (left, Democratic Party) and outgoing President William Howard Taft (right, Republican Party) laugh together
outside the White House on March 4, 1913 prior to Wilson’s inauguration. The 16th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution legalizing the federal
income tax was ratified on February 3, 1913; the Federal Reserve Act was signed by President Woodrow Wilson on December 23, 1913.
William Howard Taft was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. (Photo: Library of Congress)
Former President George H.W. Bush (left, Republican Party) greets U.S. President Barack Obama (right, Democratic Party) at the Points of
Light forum at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas on October 16, 2009. George H.W. Bush is a member of Skull & Bones at Yale
University. (Reuters)
Vice President Richard Nixon (2nd from left, Republican Party) greets U.S. Senator Prescott S. Bush (right, Republican Party). Prescott S.
Bush was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University.
President George W. Bush (center, Republican Party) appears with former President George H.W. Bush (left, Republican Party) and former
President Bill Clinton (right, Democratic Party) at the White House. George W. Bush and his father George H.W. Bush are members of Skull &
Bones at Yale University.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (left) shakes hands with Henry L. Stimson at the White House on July 10, 1940 after the Senate
confirmed his nomination as Secretary of War. Henry L. Stimson was a member of Skull & Bones at Yale University. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt’s grandfather Warren Delano Jr. was a partner of Russell & Co., an American company that sold opium in China in the early 1800s.
(Bettmann/CORBIS)
President George H.W. Bush (center) appears with former presidents (left to right) Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and Jimmy
Carter in the Oval Office on November 4, 1991. (Photo: George Bush Presidential Library)
Former President of Yale University Timothy Dwight, U.S. President William Howard Taft, and President of Yale University Arthur Twining
Hadley walk together during a commencement at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut on June 21, 1911. All three men were members
of Skull & Bones. The Wuchang Uprising and the overthrow of the Ching (Manchu) Dynasty occurred in China on October 10, 1911.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

I served in the U.S. Army from 2001 to 2004 as a soldier in the First Armored Division in Germany (1-1 CAV,
Budingen); I was deployed to Iraq (near Baghdad) from April 2003 to July 2004. I have traveled to many cities and
places, including Tokyo, London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt, Milan, Venice,
Luxembourg City, Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco, San
Diego, Seattle, Denver, Dallas, New Haven (Connecticut), Yale University, Harvard University, Princeton University,
Columbia University, Buckingham Palace, British Parliament, Reichstag, Grand Canyon, Swiss Alps, and the Rhine
River valley. I reside in Pensacola, Florida and lived in Crestview, Florida for several years.
E-mail: wpl314@yahoo.com
William P. Litynski
PROMINENT MEMBERS OF SKULL & BONES
Full Name: George Herbert Walker Bush (Skull & Bones Class of 1948)
Date of Birth: Born on June 12, 1924, in Milton, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
Education: B.A. Yale 1948
Occupations:
President of the United States (1989-1993); Vice President of the United States (1981-1989)
Director of the Council on Foreign Relations (1977-1979)
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1976-1977)
U.S. Liaison Officer to Communist China (1974-1975)
Chairman of the Republican National Committee (1973-1974)
U.S. Representative to the United Nations (1971-1973)
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Texas, 1967-1971)
George H.W. Bush Chairman of the board of Zapata Off Shore Co. [in Houston, Texas] (1964-1966)
President of Zapata Off Shore Co. [in Houston, Texas] (1956-1964)
Member of the Bohemian Grove in California; Son of U.S. Senator Prescott S. Bush
Graduated from Phillips Andover Academy [preparatory school in Andover, Massachusetts] in 1942
Full Name: William Howard Taft (Skull & Bones Class of 1878)
Date of Birth: Born on September 15, 1857, in Cincinnati, Ohio
Date of Death: Died on March 8, 1930, in Washington, D.C.
Education: B.A. Yale 1878; LL.B. University of Cincinnati College of Law 1880
Occupations:
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1921-1930)
President of the United States (1909-1913); Secretary of War (1904-1908)
Civil Governor of the Philippine Islands (1901-1904)
Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (1892-1900)
Solicitor General of the United States (1890-1892)
Judge of the Superior Court of Ohio (1887-1890)
Professor and Dean, University of Cincinnati (1896-1900)
Kent Professor of Law at Yale University (1913-1921)
William Howard Taft President of American Red Cross (1906-1913); Chairman of American Red Cross (1915-1919)
President of the English-Speaking Union of the United States (1921-1930)
President of American Bar Association (1913)
Member of the Bohemian Grove in California
Son of former U.S. Attorney General Alphonso Taft
Full Name: William Averell Harriman (Skull & Bones Class of 1913)
Date of Birth: Born on November 15, 1891
Date of Death: Died on July 26, 1986, in Yorktown Heights, New York
Education: B.A. Yale 1913; Attended Groton School
Occupations:
Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1946)
Limited Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1946-1986)
Chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad Co. (1932-1942)
Chairman of the board of W.A. Harriman & Co. (1920-1931)
Chairman of the board of Merchant Shipbuilding Corp. (1917-1925)
Investor in Soviet Georgian manganese concessions (1925-1928)
Special Representative of the President of the United States to Great Britain (1941-1943)
W. Averell Harriman U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1943-1946); U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain (1946)
Secretary of Commerce (1946-1948)
United States Coordinator for the European Recovery Program [Marshall Plan] (1948-1950)
Director of Mutual Security Agency (1951-1953)
Governor of New York (1955-1959)
Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs (1961-1963)
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs (1963-1965); Ambassador at Large (1961, 1965-1969)
U.S. Negotiator at the Paris Peace Conference on Vietnam (1968-1969)
Member, United States delegation to Zimbabwe independence ceremonies (1980)
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations (1924-1986)
Son of Union Pacific Railroad chief Edward H. Harriman
Secretary of War (May 22, 1911-March 4, 1913; July 10, 1940-September 21, 1945)
Secretary of State (March 28, 1929-March 4, 1933)
Governor General of the Philippines (December 27, 1927-February 23, 1929)
U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (1906-1910)
Counsel of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1891-1906, 1913-1927, 1933-1940, 1945-1950)
President of the New York City Bar Association (1937-1939)
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations (1924-1929, 1934-1950)
B.A. Yale 1888; M.A. Harvard 1889; S&B 1888
graduated from Phillips Andover Academy [preparatory school] in 1883
married Mabel Wellington White, daughter of Charles Atwood White (S&B 1854) and great-great-
granddaughter of Constitution signer Roger Sherman, in 1893
Henry L. Stimson Born in New York City on September 21, 1867; Died on October 20, 1950
Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1940, 1946-1947, 1949-1950, 1953-1986)
U.S. Secretary of Defense (September 17, 1951-January 20, 1953)
Deputy Secretary of Defense (1949-1951)
Under Secretary of State (1947-1949)
Assistant Secretary of War for Air (1941-1945)
Former member of the board of directors of Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
Former member of the board of directors of New York Life Insurance Company
Robert A. Lovett B.A. Yale 1918; S&B 1918
Born in Huntsville, Texas on September 14, 1895; Died on May 7, 1986
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Connecticut, 1952-1963)
Former member of the board of directors of Union Banking Corporation, Columbia Broadcasting System
(CBS), and Prudential Insurance Co.
Chairman of National War Fund Campaign (1943-1944)
National Campaign Chairman of U.S.O. (1942)
President of U.S. Golf Association (1935)
B.A. Yale 1917; S&B 1917
Married to Dorothy Walker, daughter of businessman George Herbert Walker Sr.
Prescott S. Bush Born in Columbus, Ohio on May 15, 1895; Died in New York City on October 8, 1972
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science at Harvard University (1953-1961)
Professor of Government at Harvard University (1954-1961)
National Security Advisor (1961-1966)
President of Ford Foundation (1966-1979)
Professor of History at New York University (1979-1989)
Chairman, committee on reducing the nuclear danger at Carnegie Corporation of New York (1990-1993)
Scholar-in-residence at Carnegie Corporation of New York (1993-1996)
Bilderberg Meetings participant
Son of former Assistant Secretary of State Harvey H. Bundy (S&B 1909)
Brother of William P. Bundy (S&B 1939)
McGeorge Bundy B.A. Yale 1940; S&B 1940
graduated from Groton School [preparatory school in Groton, Massachusetts] in 1936
Born in Boston on March 30, 1919; Died in Boston on September 16, 1996
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (1964-1969)
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (1963-1964)
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (1961-1963)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent (1951-1961)
Editor of Foreign Affairs magazine (1972-1984)
Honorary Bilderberg Meetings Secretary General for the United States (1977-1980)
Son of former Assistant Secretary of State Harvey H. Bundy (S&B 1909)
married to Mary Acheson, daughter of former U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson
B.A. Yale 1939; M.A. Harvard 1940; LL.B. Harvard 1947; S&B 1939
William P. Bundy graduated from Groton School [preparatory school in Groton, Massachusetts] in 1935
Born September 24, 1917; Died October 6, 2000
Chairman of the board of New York Life Insurance Co. (1948-1954)
President of New York Life Insurance Co. (1941-1948)
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1936-1940)
Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1928-1936)
Deputy Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1920-1928)
General Counsel of the Federal Reserve Board (1919-1920)
Assistant General Counsel of the Federal Reserve Board (1914-1918)
Member of the Pilgrims Society of the United States
B.A. Yale 1910; LL.B. Harvard 1913; S&B 1910
George Leslie Harrison Born January 26, 1887; Died March 5, 1958
Chairman of the board of Fiduciary Trust Company [New York City] (1930-1945)
Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1914-1926)
Deputy Agent General for reparation payments under Dawes Plan (1927-1930)
Vice President of Manhattan Company in New York City (1909-1914)
Bank Commissioner of Massachusetts (1906-1909)
B.A. Yale 1892; S&B 1892
Born in Warwick, New York on May 4, 1870; Died in New York City on November 24, 1949
Great-great-great-grandson of William Livingston (B.A. Yale 1741), signer of the Constitution
Pierre Jay Great-great-grandson of John Jay, former Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
Partner of Morgan, Stanley & Co. (1941-1955)

President of Morgan, Stanley & Co. (1935-1941)
Partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. (1928-1935)
Vice President of Guaranty Trust Co. of New York (1916-1928)
B.A. Yale 1908; S&B 1908
Born October 2, 1885; Died in Philadelphia on May 14, 1963
Harold Stanley
Chairman of the board of H.J. Heinz Company (1959-1987)
Chief Executive Officer of H.J. Heinz Company (1941-1966)
President of H.J. Heinz Company (1941-1959)
Father of former U.S. Senator H.J. Heinz III
B.A. Yale 1931; S&B 1931
Born July 10, 1908; Died February 23, 1987
H.J. Heinz II
Member of Davis, Polk & Wardwell [law firm in New York City] (1940-1950, 1952-1973)
Chairman of North Atlantic Council of Deputies and European Coordinating Committee (1950-1952)
Born in St. Louis, Missouri on November 17, 1902; Died March 23, 1991
Charles M. Spofford
Senior financial adviser to the Rockefeller family (1958-1981)
Chairman of the board of Rockefeller Center, Inc. (1966-1982)
Partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. [international bank in New York City] (1951-1958)
President of Rockefeller Bros., Inc. (1958-?)
Chairman of the Metropolitan Museum of Art [New York City] (1983-1987)
Director of Chase Manhattan Bank (1958-1981)
Member of the Pilgrims Society of the United States
B.A. Yale 1938; LL.B. Yale 1942; S&B 1938
J. Richardson Dilworth Born on June 9, 1916; Died in Princeton, New Jersey on December 29, 1997
Chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad Co. (1946-1969)
Former Director of Union Banking Corporation
Chairman of American Red Cross (1954-1973)
President of American Red Cross (1950-1953)
Son of Union Pacific Railroad chief Edward H. Harriman; Brother of W. Averell Harriman
B.A. Yale 1917; S&B 1917; Graduated from Groton School in 1913
E. Roland Harriman Born in New York City on December 24, 1895; Died February 16, 1978
Chairman of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (2003-2005)
Chairman and CEO of Aetna Insurance Co. (2000-2001)
Chairman of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1999-2003)
Chairman of the board of New York Stock Exchange (1991-1995)
Chairman and CEO of Donaldson Enterprises (1980-1990)
Dean of Yale School of Management (1976-1980)
Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance (1973-1974)
Chairman and CEO of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, Inc. [New York City] (1959-1973)
William H. Donaldson Member of the Council on Foreign Relations (1974-present)
B.A. Yale 1953; M.B.A. Harvard 1958; S&B 1953; Born June 2, 1931
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (1993-1997)
U.S. Ambassador to Communist China (1985-1989)
President of the Council on Foreign Relations (1977-1985)
Director of State Department Policy Planning Staff (1973-1977)
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations (1973-present)
Member of the Trilateral Commission
Son of Oswald Bates Lord (S&B 1926); nephew of former Pillsbury Chairman Philip W. Pillsbury
B.A. Yale 1959; M.A. Tufts University 1960; S&B 1959
Born in New York City on August 14, 1937
Winston Lord
President of the University of Oklahoma (1994-present)
Member of the U.S. Senate (D-Oklahoma, 1979-1994)
Governor of Oklahoma (1975-1979)
Member of the Oklahoma State House of Representatives (1967-1975)
Co-Chairman of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (2009-present)
Trustee of Yale University (1988-1997)
Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University
Son of former U.S. Congressman Lyle H. Boren; Father of U.S. Congressman Dan Boren
David L. Boren B.A. Yale 1963; M.A. Oxford 1965; J.D. University of Oklahoma 1968; S&B 1963
Born in Washington, D.C. on April 21, 1941
Member of the U.S. Senate (D-Massachusetts, 1985-present)

Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts (1982-1984)
Anti-Vietnam War protester; testified before Congress in “Winter Soldier” hearings on April 22, 1971
Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War
Husband of Teresa Heinz, widow of former U.S. Senator H.J. Heinz III
B.A. Yale 1966; S&B 1966
Born on December 11, 1943
John Forbes Kerry
President of the United States (2001-2009)
Governor of Texas (1994-2000)
Part-Owner of Texas Rangers [Major League Baseball franchise] (1989-1994)
Son of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush
Grandson of former U.S. Senator Prescott S. Bush
B.A. Yale 1968; M.B.A. Harvard 1975; S&B 1968
Graduated from Phillips Andover Academy [preparatory school in Andover, Massachusetts] in 1964
Born on July 6, 1946 in New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A.
George W. Bush
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Ohio, 1939-1953)
Senate Majority Leader (1953)
Member of the Ohio General Assembly (1921-1926)
Member of Ohio State Senate (1931-1932)
Unsuccessful U.S. presidential candidate for the Republican Party (1940, 1948, 1952)
Son of former U.S. President William Howard Taft
Grandson of former U.S. Attorney General Alphonso Taft
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio on September 8, 1889; Died in New York City on July 31, 1953
Robert A. Taft
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Kentucky, 1946-1949; 1952-1955; 1956-1973)
U.S. Ambassador to India (1955-1956)
U.S. Ambassador to Nepal (1955-1956)
U.S. Ambassador to East Germany (1974-1976)
Member of the Warren Commission (1964)
Member of the Kentucky State House of Representatives (1928-1930)
Judge of Pulaski County, Kentucky (1930-1938)
Member of the board of trustees of the University of Kentucky (1935-1946)
John Sherman Cooper B.A. Yale 1923; S&B 1923
Born August 23, 1901; Died in Washington, D.C. on February 21, 1991
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Rhode Island, 1976-1999)

Secretary of the Navy (1969-1972)
Governor of Rhode Island (1963-1969)
Member of Rhode Island State House of Representatives (1956-1963)
Member of the Trilateral Commission
Father of U.S. Senator Lincoln D. Chafee
John H. Chafee Born in Providence, Rhode Island on October 22, 1922; Died October 24, 1999

Member of the staff, United States Food Administration (1917-1918)
President of the Connecticut Board of Fisheries and Game (1923-1928)
Chairman of the Connecticut Water Commission (1925-1928)
Commissioner of Welfare of Connecticut (1935-1939)
Member of the advisory committee of the Human Welfare Group of Yale University (1920-1948)
Regent of the Smithsonian Institution (1941-1948)
B.A. Yale 1891; S&B 1891
Frederic C. Walcott Born February 19, 1869; Died April 27, 1949
Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1958-1981)
Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (1954-1958)
Member of Cincinnati City Council (1951-1954)
Ruled in favor of abortion of unborn children in Roe v. Wade (1973)
Son of former Mayor of Cincinnati James Garfield Stewart
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio on January 23, 1915; Died December 7, 1985
Potter Stewart
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1874-1888)
Member of the Ohio General Assembly (1849-1850)
President of Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1873
B.A. Yale 1837; S&B 1837
Born November 29, 1816; Died in Washington, D.C. on March 23, 1888
Morrison R. Waite
Secretary of War (1876); U.S. Attorney General (1876-1877)
U.S. Minister to Austro-Hungarian Empire (1882-1884)
U.S. Minister to the Russian Empire (1884-1885)
Judge of Superior Court of Cincinnati (1865-1872)
Member of the Common Council of Cincinnati (1847-1849)
Member of the Cincinnati Board of Education; Republican Party candidate for Congress in 1856
B.A. Yale 1833; S&B 1833; Co-Founder of The Order of Skull & Bones
Born in Townshend, Vermont on November 5, 1810; Died in San Diego, California on May 21, 1891
Alphonso Taft
U.S. Attorney General (1868-1869)
U.S. Secretary of State (1877-1881)
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-New York, 1885-1891)
Special Diplomatic Envoy to Great Britain and France during the Civil War
Grandson of Constitution signer Roger Sherman
B.A. Yale 1837; S&B 1837
Born in Boston on February 6, 1818; Died in New York City on February 28, 1901
William Maxwell Evarts

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Massachusetts, 1874-1875)
Governor of Massachusetts (1872-1874)
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Massachusetts, 1863-1871)
Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1853-1855)
Member of the Massachusetts State Senate (1850)
B.A. Yale 1844, S&B 1844
Born January 31, 1820; Died October 5, 1887
William Barrett Washburn

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-New York, 1899-1911)
President of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co. (1885-1898)
Second Vice-President of New York Central & Hudson River Railroad (1882-1885)
General Counsel and director of the so-called “Vanderbilt System” (1876-c.1882)
Attorney for New York Central & Hudson River Railroad (1869-1876)
Attorney for New York & Harlem Railroad (1866-1876)
Colonel and judge advocate of the fifth division of the New York National Guard (1873-1881)
Secretary of State of New York (1864-1865)
Member of the New York State Assembly (1861-1863)
Regent of University of the State of New York (1877-1904)
Former Chairman of the board of New York Central Railroad Company
appointed and confirmed United States Minister to Japan in 1865 but declined
Chauncey M. Depew B.A. Yale 1856; S&B 1856
Born April 23, 1834; Died April 5, 1928
Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Rhode Island, 1913-1924)

Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit (1884-1913)
Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island (1881-1884)
Member of the Rhode Island State House of Representatives (1879-1881)
Member of Colwell & Colt [law firm in Providence, Rhode Island] (1876-1881)
Member of Palmer & Colt [law firm in Chicago] (1871-1875)
B.A. Yale 1868; LL.B. Columbia 1870; S&B 1868
Born June 25, 1846; Died August 18, 1924
LeBaron Bradford Colt
U.S. Minister to the German Empire (1889-1893)
U.S. Minister to the Austro-Hungarian Empire (1881-1882)
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New Jersey, 1873-1875, 1883-1889)
Born in New York City on August 24, 1839; Died in Englewood, New Jersey on June 17, 1894
William Walter Phelps

Secretary of the Navy (1885-1889)
Corporation Counsel of New York City (1875-1882)
Partner of Whitney & Betts [law firm in New York City] (1871-1876)
Businessman and railway financier in New York City (1889-1902)
B.A. Yale 1863; S&B 1863
Born July 5, 1841; Died February 2, 1904
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Treasury (1909-1913)
President of Franklin MacVeagh & Company, wholesale grocers (1866-1909, 1915-1932)
Director of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago (1880-1909)
President of Chicago Bureau of Charities (1896-1904)
Trustee of University of Chicago (1901-1913)
Born November 22, 1837; Died in Chicago on July 16, 1934
Brother of former U.S. Attorney General and U.S. Ambassador to Italy Wayne MacVeagh
Franklin MacVeagh
Governor of Pennsylvania (1923-1927, 1931-1935)
Chief of the U.S. Forest Service (1905-1910)
Professor of Forestry at Yale University (1903-1936)
President of National Conservation Association (1910-1925)
Member of the council of Yale-in-China (1926-1930)
Brother of ACLU Co-Founder Amos Pinchot (S&B 1897)
B.A. Yale 1889; S&B 1889
Born August 11, 1865; Died in New York City on October 4, 1946
Gifford Pinchot
Governor of Connecticut (1911-1915)
Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors (1907-1910)
Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors (1893-1910)
President of American Bar Association (1890)
Professor of Law at Yale Law School (1869-1919)
Legal Counsel to the New York and New England Railroad (1871)
Son of former U.S. Senator and Governor of Connecticut Roger Sherman Baldwin
Great-grandson of Constitution signer Roger Sherman
B.A. Yale 1861, S&B 1861
Simeon E. Baldwin Born in New Haven, Connecticut on February 5, 1840; Died in New Haven, CT on January 30, 1927
Governor of Rhode Island (1885-1887)

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Rhode Island, 1895-1907, 1908-1913)
Presidential elector on the Republican ticket in 1880 and 1884
B.A. Yale 1867; LL.B. Columbia 1868; M.A. Yale 1871; S&B 1867
Born in London, England on August 2, 1846; Died in Boston on September 11, 1921
George Peabody Wetmore

Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1902-1905)
Member of the Connecticut State House of Representatives (1888, 1899)
Corporation Counsel of New London, Connecticut (1889-1893, 1894-1897, 1901-1902)
Delegate to the Republican National Convention (1888, 1892, 1900, 1904)
President pro tempore of the U.S. Senate during the 62nd Congress (1911-1913)
B.A. Yale 1885; S&B 1885
Son of former U.S. Congressman Augustus Brandegee (S&B 1849)
Born in New London, Connecticut on July 8, 1864
Frank B. Brandegee Died by suicide in Washington, D.C. on October 14, 1924
President of Cornell University (1866-1885)
U.S. Minister to the German Empire (1879-1881, 1897-1902)
U.S. Minister to the Russian Empire (1892-1894)
President of American Historical Association (1884)
Professor of History and English Literature at the University of Michigan (1857-1863)
Member of the New York State Senate (1864)
President of the American Delegation to The Hague Peace Conference (1899)
B.A. Yale 1853; Ph.D. Jena (Germany) 1889; S&B 1853
Born November 7, 1832, Died November 4, 1918
Andrew Dickson White
President of Johns Hopkins University (1875-1901)
President of University of California at Berkeley (1872-1875)
Librarian of Yale University (1858-1865)
President of the American Oriental Society (1893-1905)
Secretary of Connecticut State Board of Education (1865-1866)
B.A. Yale 1852; S&B 1852
Born July 6, 1831; Died October 13, 1908
Daniel Coit Gilman

President of Yale University (1937-1950)
Provost of Yale University (1927-1937)
Professor of History at Yale University (1918-1937)
Chief of Austro-Hungarian Division, American Commission to Negotiate Peace, Paris Peace Conference
(1918-1919)
Trustee of the World Peace Foundation (1939-1945)
B.A. Yale 1908; Ph.D. Yale 1911; S&B 1908
Born in New Haven, Connecticut on January 1, 1885; Died August 11, 1963
Charles Seymour
Professor of Political Economy at Yale University (1891-1899)
Professor of Political Science at Yale University (1886-1891)
Dean of the Graduate School at Yale University (1892-1895)
President of American Economic Association (1899-1900)
B.A. Yale 1876; Ph.D. University of Berlin, Germany 1910; S&B 1876
Born in New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A. on April 23, 1856; Died in Kobe, Japan on March 6, 1930
Arthur Twining Hadley

Professor of Sacred Literature at Yale University (1859-1886)
Grandson of former Yale College President Rev. Timothy Dwight (President, 1795-1817)
Great-great-grandson of Reverend Jonathan Edwards (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God)
B.A. Yale 1849; S&B 1849
Born November 16, 1828; Died in New Haven, Connecticut on May 26, 1916
Timothy Dwight
President of University of Minnesota (1884-1911)
Professor of English at Yale University (1863-1884)
Collector of the Port of New Haven, Connecticut (1869-1881)
Born September 30, 1834; Died April 3, 1922
Cyrus Northrop
Brigadier General in the United States Volunteers (1862-1865)
Member of the Connecticut State Senate (1855-1856)
B.A. Yale 1844; S&B 1844
Born August 15, 1823; Died November 21, 1875
Orris Sanford Ferry

President of Tulane University (1884-1899)
President of Louisiana State University (1880-1883)
Professor of English Literature, History, and Political Economy at Washington and Lee University
(1867-1877)
Confederate President Jefferson Davis’s Aide-de-camp; Colonel in the Confederate Army
Son of Confederate Army Brigadier General Albert Sidney Johnston (killed in action at Battle of Shiloh)
Served as a pallbearer at the funeral of former Confederate General Robert E. Lee
B.A. Yale 1852; LL.B. University of Louisville 1853; S&B 1852
Born in Louisville, Kentucky on January 5, 1831; Died in Lexington, Virginia on July 16, 1899
William Preston Johnston
U.S. Minister to Mexico (1885-1886)
U.S. Minister to the Austrian Empire (1854-1858)
Judge of the Superior Court of Georgia (1849-1853)
U.S. District Attorney of Georgia (1843-1849)
President of the Georgia Historical Society (1872-1898)
Major General in the Confederate Army; taken prisoner at the Battle of Nashville in December 1864
Delegate to the Democratic Party Presidential Convention at Charleston, South Carolina in 1860
B.A. Yale 1839; M.A. University of Georgia 1848; S&B 1839
Born in Athens, Georgia on June 24, 1820; Died in Savannah, Georgia on May 23, 1898
Henry Rootes Jackson
Member of the Louisiana State Senate (1856-1861)
Commander of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana (1864-1865)
Commander of [Confederate] Army of Tennessee (1865)
Lieutenant General in the Confederate Army
Owner of Fashion, a sugar plantation in the St. Charles Parish near New Orleans
Son of former U.S. President Zachary Taylor
Brother-in-law of former Confederate “President” Jefferson Davis
B.A. Yale 1845; S&B 1845
Born January 27, 1826; Died April 12, 1879
Richard Taylor
Governor of South Carolina (Republican Party, December 1, 1874-December 14, 1876)
Attorney General of South Carolina (1868-1872)
Captain in 5th Massachusetts Colored Infantry (1864-1865)
First Lieutenant in the Fifth Massachusetts Cavalry (1864)
Member of Chamberlain, Carter & Eaton [law firm in New York City] (1877-1881)
Born June 23, 1835; Died April 13, 1907
Daniel H. Chamberlain
U.S. Collector of Internal Revenue (1869-1872)
Provisional Mayor of New Orleans (1862-1863)
Colonel in the 12th Connecticut Volunteers (1861-1863)
Mayor of Hartford, Connecticut (1854-1858, 1860-1862)
Member of the Connecticut State Senate (1851)
Member of the Connecticut State Legislature (1849-1850, 1859-1860)
Born May 23, 1815; Died in Hartford, Connecticut on October 8, 1872
Henry Champion Deming
Lawyer in Buffalo, New York (1872-1893, 1895-1903)
Partner of Bass, Cleveland & Bissell (1874-1879)
[Bissell’s law partner at Bass, Cleveland & Bissell was Grover Cleveland, later President of the U.S.]
President of the Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad (1883-1895)
Postmaster-General of the United States (1893-1895)
Vice Chancellor of the University of Buffalo (1895-1902)
Chancellor of the University of Buffalo (1902-1903)
B.A. Yale 1869; S&B 1869
Born on December 31, 1847; Died in Buffalo, New York on October 6, 1903
Wilson S. Bissell
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New Jersey, 1895-1911)
Chairman, Committee on Banking and Currency in the U.S. House of Representatives (1901-1909)
Prepared and introduced in Congress in 1910 the Federal Reserve Act bill
President of Equitable Mortgage Company (1887-1893)
B.A. Yale 1876; LL.B. Chicago Law School 1878; S&B 1876
Born November 2, 1852; Died May 27, 1932
Charles Newell Fowler

Partner of Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett [law firm in New York City] (1914-1925, 1933-1943)
Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (1907-1910)
Member of the American Red Cross Commission to Russia (1917-1918)
Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (1925-1930)
Solicitor General of the U.S. (1930-1933)
President of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York (1933-1935)
Corporation Counsel of New York City (1943)
Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals (1943-1948)
Thomas D. Thacher B.A. Yale 1904; S&B 1904
Born September 10, 1881; Died in New York City on November 12, 1950
U.S. Ambassador to Nazi Germany (March 3, 1938-November 16, 1938)

U.S. Minister to Switzerland (1927-1937)
Assistant U.S. Secretary of State (1937-1938)
Secretary General, Conference for Limitation of Naval Armaments in Geneva (1927)
Counsellor of the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Japan (1921-1923)
Counsellor of the U.S. Embassy in Berlin, Germany (1920-1921)
B.A. Yale 1906; S&B 1906
Born January 29, 1886; Died December 29, 1946
Hugh Robert Wilson
Mayor of Denver, Colorado (1947-1955)
Vice President of Ford Foundation (1956)
President of University of Colorado (1956-1963)
President of The Commonwealth Fund (1963-1975)
B.A. Yale 1933, LL.B. Yale 1936, S&B 1933
Attended Phillips Andover Academy (preparatory school in Andover, Massachusetts)
Born in Denver on August 3, 1911; Died in Denver on April 4, 2003
J. Quigg Newton Jr.
U.S. Ambassador to Thailand (1975-1978)
U.S. Ambassador to Laos (1973-1975)
Deputy U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam (1972-1973)
Assistant to the Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs (1956-1959)
CIA agent (1947-1956)
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict (1988-1989)
B.A. Yale 1947; S&B 1947
Son of former U.S. Ambassador to Colombia E. Sheldon Whitehouse (S&B 1905)
Charles S. Whitehouse Born in Paris on November 5, 1921; Died June 25, 2001
U.S. Ambassador to France (1981-1985)
Managing Director of Dillon, Read & Co. (1975-1981)
Chairman of Bankers Trust International (1969-1975)
Vice President of Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (1961-1969)
Special Assistant to the Secretary of Commerce (1960-1961)
Former Chairman of the board of National Review magazine
U.S. Dept. of Defense representative in Europe and defense advisor to the U.S. mission to NATO (2001)
Evan G. Galbraith Born in Toledo, Ohio on July 2, 1928; Died in New York City on January 21, 2008
Chairman, CEO, and Founder of Federal Express [FedEx Corp.] (1975-present)

B.A. Yale 1966; S&B 1966
Born in Memphis, Tennessee on August 11, 1944
Frederick W. Smith
Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of The Blackstone Group (1985-present)
Managing Director of Lehman Brothers (1978-1984)
Chairman of The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts [Washington, D.C.] (2004-present)
B.A. Yale 1969; M.B.A. Harvard 1972; S&B 1969
Born in Philadelphia on February 14, 1947
Stephen A. Schwarzman
Partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. (1917-1936)
Director of Bankers Trust Company (1916-1936)
Chairman of the board of Bankers Trust Company (1936)
Vice President of Astor Trust Company (1906-1914)
President of Liberty National Bank of New York (1914-1916)
B.A. Yale 1894; S&B 1894
Born March 20, 1871; Died October 29,1936
Thomas Cochran
President of Southern Railway Company (1913-1937)
President of Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company [in Chicago] (1910-1913)
Vice President of Southern Railway Company (1906-1910)
Solicitor for Southern Railway Company (1896-1903)
Assistant to the President of Southern Railway Company (1903-1906)
Member of the board of directors of Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
Member of the board of directors of Washington Southern Railway Company
B.A. Yale 1890; M.A. Columbia 1891; S&B 1890
Fairfax Harrison Born in New York City on March 13, 1869; Died in Baltimore on February 2, 1938
Brother of former U.S. Congressman Francis B. Harrison (S&B 1895)
Son of Burton Norvell Harrison (S&B 1859), Jefferson Davis’s private secretary during the Civil War
Partner of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft [law firm in New York City] (1899-1945)
President of The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (1923-1925)
President of the Japan Society of New York (1922-1928, 1934-1941)
Member of the Pilgrims Society of the U.S.
B.A. Yale 1880; S&B 1880
Born in Cincinnati on May 27, 1859; Died in New York City on August 11, 1945
Son of former Secretary of War Alphonso Taft (S&B 1833)
Brother of former U.S. President William Howard Taft (S&B 1878)
Henry Waters Taft
Professor of Political Economy at Yale University (1898-1935)
Founder and inaugural President of American Eugenics Society (1923-1926)
President of American Economic Association (1918)
Vice President of the U.S. Third International Congress of Eugenics and National Conference on Race
Betterment (1914)
Member of the organizing committee of International Congress on Hygiene and Demography
Member of the organizing committee of First International Congress on Mental Hygiene (1930)
B.A. Yale 1888; Ph.D. Yale 1891; S&B 1888
Born February 27, 1867; Died in New York City on April 29, 1947
Irving Fisher
Dean of the Medical Faculty at Johns Hopkins University (1893-1898)
Director of School of Hygiene and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University (1916-1926)
President of Maryland State Board of Health (1898-1922)
Professor of Pathology at Johns Hopkins University (1884-1916)
President of the board of directors of Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (1901-1934)
President of American Medical Association (1910)
B.A. Yale 1870; M.D. Columbia University (College of Physicians and Surgeons) 1875; S&B 1870
Born April 8, 1850; Died April 30, 1934
William Henry Welch

Dean of Yale School of Medicine (1935-1940)
President of Joint Administration Board of New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center (1947-1953)
Professor of Bacteriology at University of Rochester School of Medicine (1923-1932)
Professor of Bacteriology at Yale School of Medicine (1932-1947)
Deputy Chief, Preventive Medical Service at the Office of the Surgeon General (1942-1946)
Scientific Director of International Health Division at the Rockefeller Foundation (1939-1941)
Member of Surgeon General’s Commission on Smoking and Health, U.S. Public Health Service (1962-
c.1966); Brigadier General of the U.S. Army during World War II
B.A. Yale 1910; M.D. Johns Hopkins University 1914; S&B 1870
Born in New Orleans on November 6, 1888; Died in Washington, D.C. on February 20, 1970
Stanhope Bayne-Jones
Editor-in-Chief of Time, Inc. (1923-1964)
Founder of Time (1923), Fortune (1930), Life (1936), and Sports Illustrated (1954) magazines
Married to former U.S. Ambassador to Italy and U.S. Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce
B.A. Yale 1920; S&B 1920
Graduated from Hotchkiss School [preparatory school in Lakeville, Connecticut] in 1916
Born in China on April 3, 1898; Died in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A. on February 28, 1967
Henry R. Luce
Editor-in-Chief of National Review magazine (1955-1990)
Host of television show Firing Line (1966-1999)
nationally syndicated newspaper columnist; Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent (1951-1953)
Brother of former U.S. Senator James L. Buckley (S&B 1944)
B.A. Yale 1950; S&B 1950
William F. Buckley Jr. Born in New York City on November 24, 1925; Died February 27, 2008
Librarian of Congress (1939-1944)

Assistant Secretary of State for Public and Cultural Relations (1944-1945)
Chairman, American delegation to the First General Conference of UNESCO, Paris (1946)
Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory at Harvard University (1949-1962)
Editor of Fortune magazine (1929-1938)
Pulitzer Prize for American Poetry in 1933 and 1953; Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1959
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations
Archibald MacLeish Born May 7, 1892; Died in Boston on April 20, 1982
OTHER PROMINENT MEMBERS OF SKULL & BONES
Thomas F. Bayard Jr., James L. Buckley, Francis Burton Harrison, Anthony Higgins, James W. Wadsworth Jr.
Jonathan B. Bingham, Henry S. Graves, Eugene Schuyler, Charles Phelps Taft II, John Martin Vorys
Victor H. Ashe, Robert D. McCullum Jr., John H.F. Shattuck, David H. Thorne, George Herbert Walker III
William Chauvenet, Carroll Cutler, Francis M. Finch, James O. Putnam, Charles J. Stille
William Sloane Coffin Jr., Morris Hadley, John William Sterling, F. Trubee Davison, Henry Artemus L. Gates
PROMINENT MEMBERS OF SKULL & BONES
Government Officials:
Executive Branch of the U.S. Government (President, Vice President, and Cabinet Members):
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – President of the United States (1909-1913); Secretary of War (1904-1908)
George H.W. Bush (S&B 1948) – President of the United States (1989-1993); Vice President of the U.S. (1981-1989)
George W. Bush (S&B 1968) – President of the United States (2001-2009)
William M. Evarts (S&B 1837) – U.S. Attorney General (1868-1869); U.S. Secretary of State (1877-1881)
Alphonso Taft (S&B 1833) – Secretary of War (1876); U.S. Attorney General (1876-1877)
William C. Whitney (S&B 1863) – Secretary of the Navy (1885-1889)
Wilson Shannon Bissell (S&B 1869) – Postmaster General of the United States (1893-1895)
Franklin MacVeagh (S&B 1862) – Secretary of the Treasury (1909-1913)
Henry L. Stimson (S&B 1888) – Secretary of War (1911-1913, 1940-1945); U.S. Secretary of State (1929-1933)
W. Averell Harriman (S&B 1913) – Secretary of Commerce (1946-1948)
Robert A. Lovett (S&B 1918) – Secretary of Defense (1951-1953)
Bureaucrats:
Henry Champion Deming (S&B 1836) – U.S. Collector of Internal Revenue (1869-1872)
Ellis Henry Roberts (S&B 1850) – Treasurer of the United States (1897-1905)
John Sammis Seymour (S&B 1875) – U.S. Commissioner of Patents (1893-1897)
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – Solicitor General of the U.S. (1890-1892); Civil Governor of the Philippine Islands (1901-1904)
Lloyd Wheaton Bowers (S&B 1879) – Solicitor General of the U.S. (1909-1910)
Henry L. Stimson (S&B 1888) – Governor General of the Philippines (1927-1929)
Gifford Pinchot (S&B 1889) – Chief of the U.S. Forest Service (1905-1910)
Henry S. Graves (S&B 1892) – Chief of the U.S. Forest Service (1910-1920)
Thomas Lee McClung (S&B 1892) – Treasurer of the United States (1909-1912)
Francis Burton Harrison (S&B 1895) – Governor General of the Philippines (1913-1921)
Thomas D. Thacher (S&B 1904) – Solicitor General of the U.S. (1930-1933)
James J. Wadsworth (S&B 1927) – Member of the Federal Communications Commission (1965-1969)
McGeorge Bundy (S&B 1940) – National Security Advisor (1961-1966)
Harold Howe II (S&B 1940) – U.S. Commissioner of Education (1965-1968)
John H. Chafee (S&B 1947) – Secretary of the Navy (1969-1972)
George H.W. Bush (S&B 1948) – Director of Central Intelligence Agency (1976-1977)
John M. Steadman (S&B 1952) – General Counsel of the Department of the Air Force (1968-1970)
Gaspard d’Andelot Belin (S&B 1939) – General Counsel of the U.S. Department of the Treasury (1963-1965)
William H. “Bill” Donaldson (S&B 1953) – Chairman of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (2003-2005)
Andrew Downey Orrick (S&B 1940) – Commissioner of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (1955-1960)
William D. Nordhaus (S&B 1963) – Member of the Council of Economic Advisers (1977-1979)
Austan Goolsbee (S&B 1991) – Member of the Council of Economic Advisers (2009-present)
Ambassadors and Diplomats:

Alphonso Taft (S&B 1833) – U.S. Minister to the Austro-Hungarian Empire (1882-1884); U.S. Minister to Russian Empire (1884-1885)
Henry Rootes Jackson (S&B 1839) – U.S. Minister to the Austrian Empire (1854-1858); U.S. Minister to Mexico (1885-1886)
James O. Putnam (S&B 1839) – U.S. Minister to Belgium (1880-1882)
Andrew D. White (S&B 1853) – U.S. Minister to the German Empire (1879-1881, 1897-1902); U.S. Minister to the Russian Empire (1892-1894)
John Thomas Croxton (S&B 1857) – U.S. Minister to Bolivia (1872-1874)
Eugene Schuyler (S&B 1859) – U.S. Minister to Romania (1881-1884); U.S. Minister to Serbia (1882-1884); U.S. Minister to Greece (1883-84)
William Walter Phelps (S&B 1860) – U.S. Minister to the Austro-Hungarian Empire (1881-1882); U.S. Minister to Germany (1889-1893)
Stanford Newel (S&B 1861) – U.S. Minister to the Netherlands (1897-1905)
Watson R. Sperry (S&B 1871) – U.S. Minister to the Persia (1893)
Eben Alexander (S&B 1873) – U.S. Minister to Greece (1893-1897); U.S. Minister to Romania (1894-1897); U.S. Minister to Serbia (1894-97)
E. Sheldon Whitehouse (S&B 1905) – U.S. Minister to Guatemala (1930-1933); U.S. Minister to Colombia (1933-1934)
Hugh R. Wilson (S&B 1906) – U.S. Ambassador to Nazi Germany (1938); U.S. Minister to Switzerland (1927-1937)
W. Averell Harriman (S&B 1913) – U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1943-1946); U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain (1946)
Stanley Woodward (S&B 1922) – U.S. Ambassador to Canada (1950-1953)
John Sherman Cooper (S&B 1923) – U.S. Ambassador to East Germany (1974-1976); U.S. Ambassador to India (1955-1956)
Richard Anthony Moore (S&B 1936) – U.S. Ambassador to Ireland (1989-1992)
Charles S. Whitehouse (S&B 1947) – U.S. Ambassador to Laos (1973-1975); U.S. Ambassador to Thailand (1975-1978)
Evan Griffith Galbraith (S&B 1950) – U.S. Ambassador to France (1981-1985)
Paul C. Lambert (S&B 1950) – U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador (1990-1992)
George Herbert Walker III (S&B 1953) – U.S. Ambassador to Hungary (2003-2006)
Winston Lord (S&B 1959) – U.S. Ambassador to Communist China (1985-1989)
John H.F. Shattuck (S&B 1965) – U.S. Ambassador to Czech Republic (1998-2000)
David Hoadley Thorne (S&B 1966) – U.S. Ambassador to Italy (2009-present)
Victor H. Ashe (S&B 1967) – U.S. Ambassador to Poland (2004-2009); Mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee (1987-2003)
Roy L. Austin (S&B 1968) – U.S. Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago (2001-2009)
Robert D. McCallum Jr. (S&B 1968) – U.S. Ambassador to Australia (2006-2009)
John O’Leary (S&B 1969) – U.S. Ambassador to Chile (1998-2001); Mayor of Portland, Maine (1980-1981)
James J. Wadsworth (S&B 1927) – U.S. Representative to the United Nations (1960-1961)
George H.W. Bush (S&B 1948) – U.S. Representative to the United Nations (1971-1973)
Amos Parker Wilder (S&B 1884) – U.S. Consul-General in Hong Kong (1906-1909); U.S. Consul-General in Shanghai (1909-1914)
Members of Congress:
William M. Evarts (S&B 1837) – U.S. Senator (R-New York, 1885-1891)
Orris Sanford Ferry (S&B 1844) – U.S. Senator (R-Connecticut, 1867-1875)
William Barrett Washburn (S&B 1844) – U.S. Senator (R-Massachusetts, 1874-1875)
Chauncey M. Depew (S&B 1856) – U.S. Senator (R-New York, 1899-1911)
Anthony Higgins (S&B 1861) – U.S. Senator (R-Delaware, 1889-1895)
George Peabody Wetmore (S&B 1867) – U.S. Senator (R-Rhode Island, 1895-1907, 1908-1913)
LeBaron Bradford Colt (S&B 1868) – U.S. Senator (R-Rhode Island, 1913-1924)
John Patton Jr. (S&B 1875) – U.S. Senator (R-Michigan, 1894-1895)
Frank Bosworth Brandegee (S&B 1885) – U.S. Senator (R-Connecticut, 1905-1924)
Thomas Francis Bayard Jr. (S&B 1890) – U.S. Senator (D-Delaware, 1922-1929)
Frederic C. Walcott (S&B 1891) – U.S. Senator (R-Connecticut, 1929-1935)
James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. (S&B 1898) – U.S. Senator (R-New York, 1915-1927)
Robert A. Taft (S&B 1910) – U.S. Senator (R-Ohio, 1939-1953) (Senate Majority Leader (1953))
Prescott S. Bush (S&B 1917) – U.S. Senator (R-Connecticut, 1952-1963)
John Sherman Cooper (S&B 1923) – U.S. Senator (R-Kentucky, 1946-1949, 1952-1955, 1956-1973); Member of the Warren Commission
James L. Buckley (S&B 1944) – U.S. Senator (Conservative Party-New York, 1971-1977)
John H. Chafee (S&B 1947) – U.S. Senator (R-Rhode Island, 1976-1999)
David L. Boren (S&B 1963) – U.S. Senator (D-Oklahoma, 1979-1994)
John F. Kerry (S&B 1966) – U.S. Senator (D-Massachusetts, 1985-present)
John Wallace Houston (S&B 1834) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Whig-Delaware, 1845-1851)
John Hubbard Tweedy (S&B 1834) – Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives (Whig-Territory of Wisconsin, 1847-1848)
William Henry Washington (S&B 1834) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Whig-North Carolina, 1841-1843)
John Edward Seeley (S&B 1835) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1871-1873)
Henry Champion Deming (S&B 1836) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1863-1867)
Allen Ferdinand Owen (S&B 1837) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Whig-Georgia, 1849-1851)
Richard Dudley Hubbard (S&B 1839) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Connecticut, 1867-1869)
John Perkins Jr. (S&B 1840) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Louisiana, 1853-1855)
William Taylor Sullivan Berry (S&B 1841) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Mississippi, 1853-1855)
John Andrew Peters (S&B 1842) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Maine, 1867-1873)
Benjamin Tucker Eames (S&B 1843) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Rhode Island, 1871-1879)
Roswell Hart (S&B 1843) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1865-1867)
Orris Sanford Ferry (S&B 1844) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1859-1861)
William Barrett Washburn (S&B 1844) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Massachusetts, 1863-1871)
Constantine C. Esty (S&B 1845) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Massachusetts, 1872-1873)
Stephen W. Kellogg (S&B 1846) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1869-1875)
Augustus Brandegee (S&B 1849) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1863-1867)
Ellis Henry Roberts (S&B 1850) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1871-1875)
Richard J. Haldeman (S&B 1851) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Pennsylvania, 1869-1873)
William Wallace Crapo (S&B 1852) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Massachusetts, 1875-1883)
Lowndes Henry Davis (S&B 1860) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Missouri, 1879-1885)
William Walter Phelps (S&B 1860) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New Jersey, 1873-1875, 1883-1889)
Thomas Hedge (S&B 1867) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Iowa, 1899-1907)
Edwin F. Sweet (S&B 1871) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Michigan, 1911-1913)
Charles Newell Fowler (S&B 1876) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New Jersey, 1895-1911)
Frank Bosworth Brandegee (S&B 1885) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Connecticut, 1902-1905)
William Kent (S&B 1887) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-California, 1911-1917)
Percy Hamilton Stewart (S&B 1890) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-New Jersey, 1931-1933)
James William Husted (S&B 1892) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1915-1923)
Francis Burton Harrison (S&B 1895) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-New York, 1903-1905, 1907-1913)
James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. (S&B 1898) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1933-1951)
James McDevitt Magee (S&B 1899) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Pennsylvania, 1923-1927)
Kenneth F. Simpson (S&B 1917) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-New York, 1941)
Howard Malcolm Baldrige (S&B 1918) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Nebraska, 1931-1933)
John Martin Vorys (S&B 1918) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Ohio, 1939-1959)
Jonathan Brewster Bingham (S&B 1936) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-New York, 1965-1983)
William S. Moorhead Jr. (S&B 1945) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Pennsylvania, 1959-1981)
Thomas William Ludlow “Lud” Ashley (S&B 1948) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-Ohio, 1955-1981)
George H.W. Bush (S&B 1948) – Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-Texas, 1967-1971)
U.S. Attorneys:
Asa Palmer French (S&B 1882) – U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts (1906-1914)
Samuel Knight (S&B 1887) – U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California (1894-1898)
Henry L. Stimson (S&B 1888) – U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (1906-1910)
John Trumbull Robinson (S&B 1893) – U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut (1908-1912)
Samuel Hazard Gillespie Jr. (S&B 1932) – U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (1959-1961)
David C. Acheson (S&B 1943) – U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia (1961-1965)
Edward E. McNally (S&B 1979) – U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois (2005-2006)
Judges:
Morrison R. Waite (S&B 1837) – Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1874-1888)
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1921-1930)
Potter Stewart (S&B 1937) – Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1958-1981)
LeBaron Bradford Colt (S&B 1868) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit (1884-1913)
William Kneeland Townsend (S&B 1871) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (1902-1907)
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (1892-1900)
Wilbur Franklin Booth (S&B 1884) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (1925-1932)
Potter Stewart (S&B 1937) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (1954-1958)
James L. Buckley (S&B 1944) – Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (1985-1996)
Leonard Eugene Wales (S&B 1845) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware (1884-1897)
Rensselaer Russell Nelson (S&B 1846) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota (1858-1896)
George Chandler Holt (S&B 1866) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (1903-1914)
LeBaron Bradford Colt (S&B 1868) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island (1881-1884)
William Kneeland Townsend (S&B 1871) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut (1892-1902)
Wilbur Franklin Booth (S&B 1884) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota (1914-1925)
Thomas D. Thacher (S&B 1904) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (1925-1930)
William H. Orrick Jr. (S&B 1937) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California (1974-1985)
Charles Sherman Haight Jr. (S&B 1952) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (1976-1995)
Douglas P. Woodlock (S&B 1969) – Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts (1986-present)
Governors:
William Barrett Washburn (S&B 1844, Republican) – Governor of Massachusetts (1872-1874)
Daniel H. Chamberlain (S&B 1862, Republican) – Governor of South Carolina (1874-1876) [Reconstruction]
Richard Dudley Hubbard (S&B 1839, Democrat) – Governor of Connecticut (1878-1879)
Henry B. Harrison (S&B 1846, Republican) – Governor of Connecticut (1885-1887)
George Peabody Wetmore (S&B 1867, Republican) – Governor of Rhode Island (1885-1887)
Luzon B. Morris (S&B 1854, Democrat) – Governor of Connecticut (1893-1895)
Edward Curtis Smith (S&B 1875, Republican) – Governor of Vermont (1898-1900)
Simeon E. Baldwin (S&B 1861, Democrat) – Governor of Connecticut (1911-1915)
Gifford Pinchot (S&B 1889, Republican) – Governor of Pennsylvania (1923-1927, 1931-1935)
W. Averell Harriman (S&B 1913, Democrat) – Governor of New York (1955-1959)
John H. Chafee (S&B 1947, Republican) – Governor of Rhode Island (1963-1969)
David L. Boren (S&B 1963, Democrat) – Governor of Oklahoma (1975-1979)
George W. Bush (S&B 1968, Republican) – Governor of Texas (1994-2000)
Mayors:
Henry Champion Deming (S&B 1836) – Mayor of Hartford, Connecticut (1854-1858, 1860-1862)
William Waldo Hyde (S&B 1876) – Mayor of Hartford, Connecticut (1892-1894)
Charles P. Taft II (S&B 1918) – Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio (1955-1957)
J. Quigg Newton Jr. (S&B 1933) – Mayor of Denver, Colorado (1947-1955)
Victor H. Ashe (S&B 1967) – Mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee (1987-2003)
John O’Leary (S&B 1969) – Mayor of Portland, Maine (1980-1981)
Other State and Local Offices:

John F. Kerry (S&B 1966) – Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts (1982-1984)
Timothy L. Woodruff (S&B 1879) – Lieutenant Governor of New York (1896-1902)
George G. Sill (S&B 1852) – Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut (1873-1877)
John Wallace Houston (S&B 1834) – Secretary of State of Delaware (1841-1844)
Chauncey M. Depew (S&B 1856) – Secretary of State of New York (1864-1865)
John Andrew Peters (S&B 1842) – Attorney General of Maine (1864-1866)
Dwight Foster (S&B 1848) – Attorney General of Massachusetts (1861-1864)
Daniel H. Chamberlain (S&B 1862) – Attorney General of South Carolina (1868-1872)
George W. Woodruff (S&B 1889) – Attorney General of Pennsylvania (1923-1927)
William Law Learned (S&B 1841) – Presiding Justice of the Supreme Court of New York (1875-1892)
Almet Francis Jenks (S&B 1875) – Presiding Justice of the Supreme Court of New York (1911-1921)
Simeon E. Baldwin (S&B 1861) – Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors (1907-1910)
Samuel Oscar Prentice (S&B 1873) – Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors (1913-1920)
John Andrew Peters (S&B 1842) – Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine (1883-1900)
Eugene Lamb Richards (S&B 1885) – Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York (1914-1917)
Pierre Jay (S&B 1892) – Bank Commissioner of Massachusetts (1906-1909)
Frederick Newton Judson (S&B 1866) – President of the Board of Education in St. Louis, Missouri (1880-1882, 1887-1889)
Frederick S. Jones (S&B 1884) – Chairman of the Connecticut State Board of Education (1919-1935)
William Kent (S&B 1887) – Member of the Chicago City Council (1895-1897)
William C. Whitney (S&B 1863) – Corporation Counsel of New York City (1875-1882)
Bankers:
George L. Harrison (S&B 1910) – President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1928-1940)
Pierre Jay (S&B 1892) – Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1914-1926)
John Perrin (S&B 1879) – Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (1914-1925)
Roger B. Shepard (S&B 1908) – Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis (1940-1953)
Walter Seth Logan (S&B 1910) – Vice President and General Counsel of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1928-1953)
Thomas Cochran (S&B 1894) – Partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. (1917-1936)
Harry [Henry] P. Davison Jr. (S&B 1920) – Partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. (1929-1940)
Harold Stanley (S&B 1908) – Partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. (1928-1935); President of Morgan, Stanley & Co. (1935-1941)
Dean Witter Jr. (S&B 1944) – Partner of Dean Witter & Co. (1946-1970)
Charles Jacob Stewart (S&B 1918) – Partner of Lazard Freres & Co. (1953-1959); Chairman of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. (1964-1965)
Otto T. Bannard (S&B 1876) – Chairman of the board of New York Trust Company (1916-1921)
Mortimer Norton Buckner (S&B 1895) – Chairman of the board of New York Trust Company (1921-1942)
Daniel P. Davison (S&B 1949) – Chairman and CEO of U.S. Trust Co. (1982-1989)
Stephen A. Schwarzman (S&B 1969) – Chairman and CEO of The Blackstone Group (1985-present)
Samuel R. Bertron (S&B 1885) – President of Bertron, Griscom & Company, Inc., international financiers (1912-1938)
Pierre Jay (S&B 1892) – Chairman of the board of Fiduciary Trust Co. (1930-1945)
W. Averell Harriman (S&B 1913) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1946)
E. Roland Harriman (S&B 1917) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1978)
Prescott S. Bush (S&B 1917) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1972)
Knight Woolley (S&B 1917) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1982)
Ray Morris (S&B 1901) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1956)
Robert A. Lovett (S&B 1918) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1931-1940, 1946-1947, 1949-1950, 1953-1986)
Stephen Y. Hord (S&B 1921) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1945-1981)
John Beckwith Madden (S&B 1941) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1955-1988)
Alexander T. Ercklentz (S&B 1959) – Partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (1978-present)
Businessmen:
William H. “Bill” Donaldson (S&B 1953) – Chairman of the New York Stock Exchange (1990-1995)
Joseph Richardson Dilworth (S&B 1938) – Chairman of the board of Rockefeller Center, Inc. (1966-1982)
George L. Harrison (S&B 1910) – Chairman of the board of New York Life Insurance Co. (1948-1954)
Thomas B. Wheeler (S&B 1958) – Chairman and CEO of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. (1996-1999)
John S. Pillsbury Jr. (S&B 1935) – Chairman and CEO of Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. (1969-1977)
David D. Holbrook (S&B 1960) – Chairman of Marsh & McLennan, Inc. (1995-1998)
H. Neil Mallon (S&B 1917) – President of Dresser Industries, Inc. (1929-1958)
Morehead Patterson (S&B 1920) – Chairman of the board of American Machine & Foundry Co. (1943-1962)
Robert Guthrie Page (S&B 1922) – Chairman of the board of Phelps Dodge Corporation (1967-1970)
Henry John Heinz II (S&B 1931) – Chairman of the board of H.J. Heinz Company (1959-1987)
John Hancock Daniels (S&B 1943) – Chairman of the board of Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (1967-1972)
Vernon R. Loucks Jr. (S&B 1957) – Chairman and CEO of Baxter International Inc. (1987-1998)
Russell W. Meyer Jr. (S&B 1954) – Chairman and CEO of Cessna Aircraft Co. (1975-2000, 2002-2003)
Frederick W. Smith (S&B 1966) – Chairman and CEO of Federal Express [FedEx Corp.] (1975-present)
Edward S. Lampert (S&B 1984) – Chairman of Sears Holdings Corp. (2005-present); Chairman of K-Mart (2003-2005)
Frederick E. Weyerhaeuser (S&B 1896) – President of Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (1937-1945)
Charles Christian Haffner Jr. (S&B 1919) – Chairman and CEO of R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. (1952-1964)
Storer B. Lunt (S&B 1921) – Chairman of W.W. Norton Co., Inc. (1958-c.1968)
William Thompson Lusk (S&B 1924) – President of Tiffany & Co. [New York City] (1955-1967)
Fairfax Harrison (S&B 1890) – President of Southern Railway Company (1913-1937)
W. Averell Harriman (S&B 1913) – Chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad Co. (1932-1946)
E. Roland Harriman (S&B 1917) – Chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad Co. (1946-1969)
Chauncey M. Depew (S&B 1856) – President of New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co. (1885-1898)
John Manning Hall (S&B 1866) – President of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company (1899-1903)
Wilson Shannon Bissell (S&B 1869) – President of the Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad (1883-1895)
George Herbert Walker, Jr. (S&B 1927) – General Partner of G.H. Walker & Co. (1929-1974)
Benjamin Harris Anthony (S&B 1886) – Member of the board of directors of The Associated Press (1923-1932)
William H. Cowles (S&B 1887) – Member of the board of directors of The Associated Press (1912-1944)
Artemus L. Gates (S&B 1918) – former Member of the board of directors of Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
Frank Ford Russell (S&B 1926) – Member of the board of directors of Chase Manhattan Bank (1940-1967)
Joseph Richardson Dilworth (S&B 1938) – Member of the board of directors of Chase Manhattan Bank (1958-1981)
William Redmond Cross Jr. (S&B 1941) – Member of the board of directors of The New York Times Company (1973-1992)
Edward Snover Reid III (S&B 1951) – Member of the board of directors of General Mills, Inc. (1974-1989)
Vernon R. Loucks Jr. (S&B 1957) – Member of the board of directors of Anheuser-Busch
David L. Boren (S&B 1963) – Member of the board of directors of Texas Instruments; Member of the board of directors of American Airlines
Lawyers:
Lansing P. Reed (S&B 1904) – Member of Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Gardiner & Reed (1915-1937)
Charles M. Spofford (S&B 1924) – Member of Davis, Polk & Wardwell (1940-1950, 1952-1973)
Edward Rogers Wardwell (S&B 1927) – Member of Davis, Polk & Wardwell (1946-c.1972)
Samuel Hazard Gillespie Jr. (S&B 1932) – Member of Davis, Polk & Wardwell (1948-present)
Peter O.A. Solbert (S&B 1941) – Partner of Davis, Polk & Wardwell (1957-1989)
Edward Snover Reid III (S&B 1951) – Partner of Davis, Polk & Wardwell (1964-1995)
Morris Hadley (S&B 1916) – Partner of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy (1924-1979)
William Eldred Jackson (S&B 1941) – Partner of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy (1954-1999)
Henry L. Stimson (S&B 1888) – Counsel of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1891-1906, 1913-1927, 1933-1940, 1945-1950)
Allen T. Klots (S&B 1909) – Member of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1921-1965)
Hamilton Hadley (S&B 1919) – Partner of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1929-1940)
John Baker Jessup (S&B 1942) – Partner of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1959-1993)
Endicott Peabody Davison (S&B 1945) – Partner of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (1959-1980)
Harold H. Healy Jr. (S&B 1943) – Partner of Debevoise & Plimpton (1959-1989)
Thomas Thacher (S&B 1871) – Co-Founder and Member of Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett (1875-1919)
Thomas D. Thacher (S&B 1904) – Partner of Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett (1933-1943)
Philip G. Bartlett (S&B 1881) – Partner of Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett (1890-1931)
William Milo Barnum (S&B 1877) – Co-Founder and former Partner of Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett
Thomas Mills Day (S&B 1886) – Member of Simpson, Thacher & Barnum (later Bartlett) (1898-1917)
Henry Waters Taft (S&B 1880) – Partner of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft (1899-1945)
William Lloyd Kitchel (S&B 1892) – Partner of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft (1914-1945)
John William Sterling (S&B 1864) – Co-Founder and Member of Shearman & Sterling (1873-1918)
Howard Mansfield (S&B 1871) – Member of Lord, Day & Lord (1901-1938)
Henry DeForest Baldwin (S&B 1885) – Member of Lord, Day & Lord (1900-1947)
Sherman Baldwin (S&B 1919) – Member of Lord, Day & Lord (1929-1969)
Alfred Ogden (S&B 1932) – Partner of Alexander & Green (1955-1975)
Jonathan C. Rose (S&B 1963) – Partner of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue [law firm in Washington, D.C.] (1977-1981, 1984-present)
George Alfred Ranney (S&B 1934) – Member of Sidley, Austin, Burgess & Smith [law firm in Chicago] (1939-1962)
David Alan Richards (S&B 1967) – Partner of Sidley & Austin [law firm in Chicago and New York City] (1982-1999)
Donald Etra (S&B 1968) – Partner of Sidley & Austin [law firm in Chicago and Los Angeles] (1983-1995)
Lloyd Wheaton Bowers (S&B 1879) – General Counsel of Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company (1893-1909)
Chester Mitchell Dawes (S&B 1876) – General Counsel of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company (1909-1917)
James Mulford Townsend (S&B 1874) – General Counsel of E.I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company (1903-1913)
George J. Dunn (S&B 1957) – Senior Vice President and General Counsel of BP America, Inc. and Standard Oil (Ohio) (1974-1998)
George Arthur Cheeks (S&B 1987) – General Counsel of Music Television [MTV] (2003-2005)
College Presidents, Provosts, and Deans:

Timothy Dwight (S&B 1849) – President of Yale University (1886-1899)
Arthur Twining Hadley (S&B 1876) – President of Yale University (1899-1921)
Charles Seymour (S&B 1908) – President of Yale University (1937-1950)
Andrew D. White (S&B 1853) – first President of Cornell University (1866-1885)
Daniel C. Gilman (S&B 1852) – first President of Johns Hopkins University (1875-1901)
William Preston Johnston (S&B 1852) – first President of Tulane University (1884-1899)
Cyrus Northrop (S&B 1857) – second President of University of Minnesota (1884-1911)
J. Quigg Newton Jr. (S&B 1933) – President of University of Colorado (1956-1963)
David L. Boren (S&B 1963) – President of University of Oklahoma (1994-present)
Carroll Cutler (S&B 1854) – President of [Case] Western Reserve University (1871-1886)
Arthur Howe (S&B 1912) – President of Hampton Institute (1931-1940)
Charles Janeway Stille (S&B 1839) – Provost of University of Pennsylvania (1868-1880)
Joseph Gibson Hoyt (S&B 1840) – Chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis (1858-1862)
William Chauvenet (S&B 1840) – Chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis (1862-1869)
James O. Putnam (S&B 1839) – Chancellor of University of Buffalo (1895-1902)
Wilson Shannon Bissell (S&B 1869) – Chancellor of University of Buffalo (1902-1903)
McGeorge Bundy (S&B 1940) – Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science at Harvard University (1953-1961)
William Henry Welch (S&B 1870) – Dean of Medical Faculty at Johns Hopkins University (1893-1898)
Stanhope Bayne-Jones (S&B 1910) – Dean of Yale School of Medicine (1935-1940)
William Thayer Smith (S&B 1860) – Dean of Dartmouth Medical School (1896-1909)
Francis M. Finch (S&B 1849) – Dean of Cornell Law School (1891-1903)
William D. Nordhaus (S&B 1963) – Provost of Yale University (1986-1988)
College Professors:
Timothy Dwight (S&B 1849) – Professor of Sacred Literature at Yale University (1859-1886)
Simeon Eben Baldwin (S&B 1861) – Professor of Law at Yale Law School (1869-1919)
William Kneeland Townsend (S&B 1871) – Professor of Law at Yale Law School (1881-1907)
Theodore S. Woolsey (S&B 1872) – Professor of International Law at Yale University (1878-1911)
Henry Walcott Farnam (S&B 1874) – Professor of Political Economy (1880-1912) and Professor of Economics (1912-1918) at Yale University
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – Kent Professor of Law at Yale University (1913-1921)
Irving Fisher (S&B 1888) – Professor of Political Economy at Yale University (1898-1935)
Clive Day (S&B 1892) – Professor of Economic History at Yale University (1907-1936)
Charles Seymour (S&B 1908) – Professor of History at Yale University (1918-1937)
William D. Nordhaus (S&B 1963) – Professor of Economics at Yale University (1973-present)
Journalism:
Henry R. Luce (S&B 1920) – Editor-in-Chief of Time, Inc. (1923-1964); Founder of Time (1923), Fortune (1930), and Life (1936) magazines
William F. Buckley, Jr. (S&B 1950) – Editor-in-Chief of National Review magazine (1955-1990)
Ralph D. Paine Jr. (S&B 1929) – Publisher of Fortune magazine (1953-1967)
William H. Cowles (S&B 1887) – Publisher of Spokane Spokesman-Review (1893-1946)
Charles Hopkins Clark (S&B 1871) – President and Editor-in-Chief of Hartford Courant (1890-1926)
Earl G. Graves Jr. (S&B 1984) – President and CEO of Black Enterprise magazine (2006-present)
William P. Bundy (S&B 1939) – Editor of Foreign Affairs magazine (1972-1984)
Robert W. Kagan (S&B 1980) – Columnist for The Washington Post
Dana T. Milbank (S&B 1990) – Columnist for The Washington Post
David R. Leonhardt (S&B 1994) – Columnist for The New York Times
Organizations:
Amos Pinchot (S&B 1897) – Co-Founder of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Francis Eugene Butler (S&B 1857) – Co-founder of the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)
Irving Fisher (S&B 1888) – Founder and inaugural President of American Eugenics Society (1923-1926)
McGeorge Bundy (S&B 1940) – President of Ford Foundation (1966-1979)
Harvey H. Bundy (S&B 1909) – Chairman of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1952-1958)
William H. “Bill” Donaldson (S&B 1953) – Chairman of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1999-2003)
Morris Hadley (S&B 1916) – Chairman of Carnegie Corporation of New York (1955-1966)
Winston Lord (S&B 1959) – President of the Council on Foreign Relations (1977-1985)
E. Roland Harriman (S&B 1917) – President of American Red Cross (1950-1953); Chairman of American Red Cross (1954-1973)
William Howard Taft (S&B 1878) – President of American Red Cross (1906-1913); Chairman of American Red Cross (1915-1919)
Henry Hitchcock (S&B 1848) – President of American Bar Association (1889)
Simeon E. Baldwin (S&B 1861) – President of American Bar Association (1890)
William H. Welch (S&B 1870) – President of American Medical Association (1910)
William H. Draper III (S&B 1950) – Administrator of United Nations Development Programme [UNDP] (1986-1993)
William P. Bundy (S&B 1939) – Honorary Bilderberg Meeting Secretary General for the United States (1977-1980)
Thomas F. Davies (S&B 1853) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Michigan (1889-1905)
Charles F. Robertson (S&B 1859) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Missouri (1868-1886)
Chauncey B. Brewster (S&B 1868) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Connecticut (1899-1928)
Sidney C. Partridge (S&B 1880) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Western Missouri (1911-1930)
Benjamin Brewster (S&B 1882) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Maine (1916-1941)
Thomas F. Davies (S&B 1894) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Western Massachusetts (1911-1936)
Henry W. Hobson (S&B 1914) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Southern Ohio (1931-1959)
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr. (S&B 1927) – Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Diocese of Massachusetts (1956-1970)
August Sidney Lovett (S&B 1913) – Chaplain of Yale University (1932-1958)
William Sloane Coffin Jr. (S&B 1949) – Chaplain of Yale University (1958-1976)
Reuben A. Holden (S&B 1940) – President of Yale-in-China Association (1966-1972)
Amos Parker Wilder (S&B 1884) – Trustee of Yale-in-China (1918-1930)
Samuel Clarke Bushnell (S&B 1874) – Trustee of Yale-in-China (1921-1930)
Lansing P. Reed (S&B 1904) – Trustee of Yale-in-China (1928-1937)
Miscellaneous:
John Perkins Jr. (S&B 1840) – Member of the Confederate House of Representatives [Louisiana] (1864-1865)
William T. S. Barry (S&B 1841) – Chairman of the Mississippi Secession Convention in 1861
Burton Norvell Harrison (S&B 1859) – Private Secretary to Confederate President Jefferson Davis
Richard Taylor (S&B 1845) – Lieutenant General in the Confederate Army; Commander of the [Confederate] Army of Tennessee (1865)
Henry Rootes Jackson (S&B 1839) – Major General in the Confederate Army; prisoner-of-war near the end of the Civil War
William Preston Johnston (S&B 1852) – Colonel; Jefferson Davis’s aide-de-camp; Served as a pallbearer at Gen. Robert E. Lee’s funeral
Orris Sanford Ferry (S&B 1844) – Brigadier General in the United States Volunteers (1862-1865)
William Huntington Russell (S&B 1833) – Major General in the Militia of the State of Connecticut (1862-1870)
Lawrence M. Kelley (S&B 1937) – awarded the Heisman Trophy in 1936

Clinton E. Frank (S&B 1938) – awarded the Heisman Trophy in 1937
Walter C. Camp (S&B 1880) – Head Football Coach at Yale University (1888-1912)
George W. Woodruff (S&B 1889) – Head Football Coach at the University of Pennsylvania (1892-1901)
Archibald MacLeish (S&B 1915) – awarded Pulitzer Prize for American Poetry in 1933 and 1953; Librarian of Congress (1939-1944)
David McCullough (S&B 1955) – awarded Pulitzer Prize for Biography in 1993 (Truman) and 2002 (John Adams)
F. Trubee Davison (S&B 1918) – Assistant Secretary of War for Air (1926-33); Director of Central Intelligence Agency for Personnel (1951-52)
David S. Ingalls (S&B 1920) – Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Air (1929-1932)
Daniel Kevin Granholm Mulhern (S&B 1980) – “First Gentleman” of Michigan; husband of Jennifer Granholm, Governor of Michigan
Members of The Order of Skull and Bones
1833 1834 1835 1836
Bates, Samuel Henshaw Beaumont, George A. O. Anderson, Edwin Alexander Darling, Thomas
Beach, John Campbell Burr, William Shedden Davis, John Deming, Henry Champion
Bishop, Noah Coffing, Churchill Howard, Oran Reed Dent, Henry Hatch
Crump, John Emerson, Alfred Johnston, Frank Dunwody, James Bulloch
Davis, Benjamin Franklin Foster, Eleazar Kingsbury McLellan, William Harris, Henry Reeder
Hart, Rufus Erastus Gordon, Alexander Blucher Mills, Ethelbert Smith Hurd, John Codman
Lewis, Asahel Hooker Hall, Daniel Emerson Rafferty, John Chandler Martin, John Griffith
Marshall, Samuel Davies Houston, John Wallace Seeley, John Edward Marvin, George Lockwood
Mather, Frederick Ellsworth Kendall, John Newton Seymour, John Forman Pierson, William Seward
Miller, Phineas Timothy Kingsley, Henry Coit Sheffey, Hugh White Preston, Henry Kirk
(anonymous) Lea, James Neilsen Strong, Caleb Rowland, William Sherman
Robertson, Robert Southmayd, Samuel Gray Stubs, Alfred Sherman, Frederick Roger
Russell, William Huntington Spencer, George Gilman Sturges, Thomas Benedict Swift, John Morton
Taft, Alphonso Tweedy, John Hubbard Thacher, Thomas Anthony Tyler, George Palmer
Wood, George Ingersoll Washington, William Henry Walsh, Hugh Wray, James McAlpin
1837 1838 1839 1840

Carter, Edwin Osgood Bartlett, John Knowlton Beach, John Sheldon Beirne, Christopher James
Coit, William Cooper, William Frierson Biddle, Thomas Bradish Benedict, Theodore Hudson
Day, Thomas Mills Dodd, Albert Chandler, William Henry Burnham, Curtis Field
Evarts, William Maxwell Fleming, William Stuart Eldridge, Charles St. John Chauvenet, William
Hatch, Walter Tilden Jones, Seaborn Augustus Faulkner, Endress Fisk, Stuart Wilkins
Hyatt, Robert Underwood Key, Thomas Marshall Hubbard, Richard Dudley Hoppin, James Mason
Law, William Fabian Law, William Lyon Jackson, Henry Rootes Hoyt, Joseph Gibson
Lyman, Chester Smith Lynde, Charles James Norris, William Herbert Hudson, Ward Woodridge
Owen, Allen Ferdinand Ribeiro, Carlos Fernando Putnam, James Osborne Jesup, James Riley
Robeson, Abel Bellows Rich, Charles Stille, Charles Janeway March, Daniel
Scarborough, William Smith Spaulding, Ebenezer Trotter, Silas Flournoy McCall, Henry
Silliman, Benjamin Jr. Talcott, Thomas Grosvenor Washington, George Perkins, John Jr.
Waite, Morris Remmick Thompson, Joseph Parish Watson, John Marsh Perkins, William
Williams, Henry Varnum, Joseph Bradley Williams, William Perkins Richards, George
Yerkes, Stephen Williams, Thomas Scott Wolcott, Elizer Tiffany, William Henry
1841 1842 1843 1844

Barry, William Taylor Sullivan Benton, Joseph Augustine Baratte, Julius Adolphus Bell, Richard Dobbs Spaight
DeSa, Pompeo Ascenco Brown, Joseph Venen Chambers, William Lyon Breed, Edward Andrews
Emerson, Joseph Buttles, Albert Barnes Eames, Benjamin Tucker Elliot, William Horace
Eustis, William Tappan Edwards, Newton Gachet, Charles Nicholas Felder, John Henry
Field, David Irvine Gready, William Postell Grammar, Christopher Ferry, Orris Sanford
Gillett, Augustus Canfield Halsey, Jacob Granger, Gideon Fewsmith, William
Helfenstein, Charles Philip Henen, William Davison Hart, Roswell Fisk, Samuel Augustus
Leaf, Edmund Huggins, William Sidney Havens, Daniel William Foote, Thaddeus
Learned, William Law Lewis, Henry Lambert, Alfred Lanier, Alexander Chalmers
Mitchell, Donald Grant MacWhorter, Alexander Lane, William Griswold Lovell, Joseph
Raymond, Henry Hunter Mathews, Albert Lent, John Abram Robb, James Madison
Sturges, Hezekiah Miller, Francis William Moody, Thomas Hudson Walker, Joseph Burbeen
Willis, Richard Storrs Perkins, Nathaniel Shaw Robb, John Hunter Washburn, William Barrett
Woolfolk, William Grey Peters, John Andrew Robinson, Lucius Franklin Wetherell, John Walcott
Yarnall, Thomas Coffin Pratt, Julius Howard Stevens, Henry Wilson, Archelaus
1845 1846 1847 1848

Brickell, James Noaille Backus, Joseph Willes Allison, Samuel Perkins Abbe, Frederick Randolph
Conner, Lemuel Parker Brisbrin, John Ball Baldwin, Roger Sherman Aitchison, William
Conner, William Gustine Eakin, William Spencer Bayne, Thomas Levingston Blake, Henry Taylor
Cushman, Isaac LaFayette Harrison, Henry Baldwin Coon, John Colton, Henry Martin
Esty, Constantine Canaris Hawley, David Fitch, James Condit, Charles
Gould, James Gardner Kellogg, Stephen Wright Haight, Ducald Cameron Emerson, Samuel
Harding, John Wheeler Linton, Stephen Duncan Hayden, William Hallock Foster, Dwight
Hill, George Canning Mulford, David Humphrey McLallen, Philemon F. Hitchcock, Henry
Hyde, Alvan Pinney Nelson, Rensselaer Russell Mills, Alfred Kinne, William
Kennedy, Thomas Nevins, William Russell Moore, William Eves Mesick, Richard Smith
Metcalfe, Orrick Phinney, Elihu Munn, John Pinckard, Thomas Cicero
Nickerson, Sereno Dwight Savage, Josiah Olmsted, John Hull Strickler, Samuel Alexander
Rankin, Robert Steele, Henry Thornton Sanford, Charles Frederick White, George
Taylor, Richard Stiles, Joseph Smith, John Donnell Willcox, Giles Buckingham
Wales, Leonard Eugene Trask, Charles Hooper Wilson, John Young, Benham Daniel
1849 1850 1851 1852
Brandegee, Augustus Bentley, Edward Warren Alexander, William Felix Bigelow, Albert
Came, Charles Green Bliss, Robert Beman, Henry DeWitt Blakeslee, Henry Clay
Campbell, James Bliss, William Root Brinsmade, Horatio Walsh Bliss, Charles Miller
Clarke, William Barker Camp, Clinton Crampton, Rufus Cowles Cooper, Jacob
Dwight, Timothy Chase, Henry Dana, William Buck Crapo, William Wallace
Finch, Francis Miles Colton, Willis Strong Evans, Evan Wilhelm Gilman, Daniel Coit
Fisk, Franklin Woodbury Condit, Albert Pierson Haldeman, Richard Jacobs Helmer, Charles Downs
Hough, Edward Clement Converse, George Sherman Hebard, Albert Houghton, Edward
Hurlbut, Joseph Dechert, Henry Martyn Little, Robbins Johnston, William Preston
Kirby, Jacob Brown Foote, Joseph Forward Manice, William DeForest Marmaduke, Vincent
Metcalfe, Henry Laurens Ludden, William Slade, John Milton McCormick, Henry
Miles, James Browning Manross, Newton Spaulding Vose, James Gardiner Ross, William Baldwin
Morris, Edward Dafydd Roberts, Ellis Henry Wells, Henry Dorrance Safford, George Blagden
Richardson, Walker Storrs, Cordial White, Henry Dyer Sill, George Griswold
Rockwell, John Woodford, Oswald Langdon Whitney, Emerson Cogswell Stanley, William
1853 1854 1855 1856

Aiken, William Pope Blackman, Samuel Curtis Alexander, William DeWitt Arnot, Matthias Hollenback
Babcock, Henry Harper Cutler, Carroll Barnes, William Henry L. Barker, George Payson
Baldwin, George William Denny, Thomas Bumstead, Nathaniel Willis Brown, John Mason
Capron, Samuel Mills Fenn, William Henry Child, Linus Mason Campbell, William Harvey W.
Coit, Joshua Hooker, John Worthington Cobb, Henry Nitchie Condit, Stephen
Davies, Thomas Frederick Lambert, Edward Wilberforce Granger, John Albert Depew, Chauncey Mitchell
Gleason, William Henry Lombard, James Kittredge Johnson, Charles Frederick Dickinson, Arthur
Grout, Alfred Lord, George DeForest Kittredge, George Alvah Eakin, Emmet Alexander
Heard, Albert Farley Morris, Luzon Burritt Lampson, George Fischer, Louis Christopher
Jack, Thomas McKinney Potwin, Lemuel Stoughton Mulford, Elisha Magruder, Benjamin Drake
Johnson, George Asbury Purnell, Charles Thomas Spring, Andrew Jackson Nettleton, Edward Payson
Kent, Albert Emmett Slade, Francis Henry Tyler, Charles Mellen Packard, Lewis Richard
White, Andrew Dickson Twombly, Alexander Stevenson Wheeler, William Paine, Levi Leonard
Whiton, James Morris White, Charles Atwood Woodward, Stanley Robinson, George Chester
Willard, Andrew Jackson Whitney, Edward Payson Yardley, Henry Albert Whitney, James Lyman
1857 1858 1859 1860

Blackman, Charles Seymour Blake, Edward Foster Bristol, Louis Henry Beckley, John Werle
Blake, Eli Whitney Eichelberger, Martin Smyser Brodhead, Henry Boies, Charles Alfred
Buckland, Joseph Payson Grant, Edward Dromgoole Carpenter, Robert John Boltwood, Edward
Butler, Francis Eugene Haskell, Robert Chandler Clay, Green Daniels, Joseph Leonard
Croxton, John Thomas Heermance, Edgar Laing Dunham, George Elliott Davis, Lowndes Henry
Day, John Calvin Hollister, Arthur Nelson Hall, William Kittredge Davis, Robert Stewart
Edwards, Alfred Lewis Kimball, John Edwin Hannahs, Diodate Cushman Fowler, William
Green, James Payne Lee, Samuel Henry Harrison, Burton Norvell Furbish, Edward Brown
Holmes, John Milton MacLellan, George Boardman Robertson, Charles Franklin Hebard, Daniel
Jackson, Joseph Cooke Perkins, Thomas Albert Schuyler, Eugene Johnston, William Curtis
Northrop, Cyrus Porter Edward Clarke Smith, Eugene Jones, Luther Maynard
Pratt, George Scott, Eben Greenough Stiles, William Augustus Owen, Charles Hunter
Seymour, Storrs Ozias Stevens, Frederic William Taylor, Alfred Judd Phelps, William Walter
Tyler, Moses Coit Van Name, Addison White, Roger Sherman Seely, John Frank
Wells, Nathan Dana Woodward, William Herrick Wilcox, Asher Henry Smith, William Thayer
1861 1862 1863 1864

Baldwin, Simeon Eben Adams, Frederic Allen, Walter Boltwood, Thomas Kast
Brown, Hubert Sanford Chamberlain, Daniel Henry Arms, Charles Jesup Borden, Matthew C. D.
Chamberlain, Robert Linton Coe, Edward Benton Bingham, Egert Byron Boyden, Henry Paine
Dexter, Franklin Bowditch Day, Melville Cox Bull, Cornelius Wade Clark, Albert Barnes
Fuller, William Henry Eaton, Sherburne Blake Butler, John Haskell Hewitt, Thomas Browning
Higgins, Anthony Johnston, Henry Phelps Chamberlain, Leander T. MacLean, Charles Fraser
Kernochan, Francis Edward Kitchel, Cornelius Ladd Dimock, Henry Farnam Merriam, George Spring
Mitchell, John Hanson Lampson, William Fowler, Horace Webster Miller, Alanson Douglas
Newel, Stanford MacVeagh, Franklin Kernochan, Joseph Frederic Owen, Henry Elijah
Park, William Edwards Ripley, George Coit Perry, David Brainard Palmer, William Henry
Peck, Tracy Seely, William Wallace Sheffield, George St. John Pratt, William Hall Brace
Root, Alexander Porter Stebbins, Henry Hamlin Southworth, George C. S. Pugsley, Isaac Platt
Shearer, Sextus Taylor, John Phelps Sumner, William Graham Sterling, John William
Sill, Edward Rowland Ward, John Abbott Wesson, Charles Holland White, Oliver Sherman
Williams, Ralph Omsted Weeks, Robert Kelley Whitney, William Collins Woodruff, Francis Eben
1865 1866 1867 1868
Bent, Joseph Appleton Adams, Charles Hemmenway Bissell, Arthur Douglas Berry, Coburn Dewees
Brooks, John Edward Brand, James Dexter, Morton Brewster, Chauncey Bunce
Brown, Henry Armitt Coffin, Edmund DuBois, John Jay Coffin, James
Bulkey, Tuzar Cole, Hamilton Dunning, Albert Elijah Colt, LeBaron Bradford
Bushnell, William Benedict Farnam, William Whitman Harding, Wilder Bennett Dixon, William Palmer
Caskey, Taliaferro Franklin Foote, Harry Ward Hartshorn, Joseph William Farnam, Charles Henry
Charnley, Charles Meigs Hall, John Manning Hedge, Thomas Lewis, John
Ewell, John Lewis Hincks, Edward Young Lamb, Albert Eugene McKinney, William Allison
Ford, George Tod Holt, George Chandler Libbey, Frank Sloane, Thomas Chalmers
Merrill, Payson Judson, Frederick Newton Merriam, James Fiske Thacher, James Kingsley
Riggs, Benjamin Clapp Lampman, Lewis Seymour, Horatio Tinker, Anson Phelps
Smith, Charles Edgar Sloane, Henry Thompson Spencer, James Magoffin Tweedy, Samuel
Stimson, Henry Albert Southgate, Charles McClellan Taft, Peter Rawson Tytus, Edward Jefferson
Stone, William Wade, Levi Clifford Wetmore, George Peabody Wood, William Curtis
Warren, Henry Waterman White, George Edward Woodward, Richard William Wright, Henry Parks
1869 1870 1871 1872

Bannard, Henry Clay Andrews, John Wallingford Jr. Clark, Charles Hopkins Coe, Robert Elmer
Beers, Henry Augustin Gulliver, William Curtis Collin, Frederick Cushing, William Lee
Bissell, Wilson Shannon Johnston, Ross Elliot, Henry Rutherford Deming, Charles Clerc
Brown, Alexander Lardner Learned, Dwight Whitney Hine, Charles Daniel Deming, Clarence
Eno, John Chester Mason, Henry Burrall Kinney, Herbert Evelyn Deming, Henry Champion
Foster, John Pierrepont C. McClure, James Gore King Lea, Robert Brinkley Dennis, Frederic Shepard
Freeman, Henry Varnum McCutchen, Samuel St. John Mansfield, Howard Hincks, John Howard
Heaton, Edward Miller, George Douglas Mason, Alfred Bishop Hoppin, Benjamin
Hooker, Thomas Perry, John Hoyt Mead, Frederick Merriam, Alexander Ross
Isham, John Beach Selden, Edward Griffin Perry, Wilbert Warren Moore, George Foot
Lear, Henry Shattuck, John Waldon Sperry, Watson Robertson Owen, Edward Thomas
Perrin, Bernadotte Stearns, Edwin Russell Strong, George Arthur Payson, Henry Silas
Raymond, Henry Warren Strong, Charles Hall Sweet, Edwin Forrest Ramsdell, Charles Benjamin
Richardson, Rufus Byam Tilney, Thomas Joseph Thacher, Thomas Spaldin, George Atherton
Shirley, Arthur Welch, William Henry Townsend, William Kneeland Woolsey, Theodore Salisbury
1873 1874 1875 1876

Alexander, Eben Aldis, Owen Franklin Avery, Charles Hammond Allen, John DeWitt Hamilton
Allen, Arthur Huntington Barnes, Pearce Brooks, James Wilton Andrews, John Wolcott
Beebe, William Bushnell, Samuel Clarke Chester, Carl Thurston Bannard, Otto Tremont
Daniels, Rensselaer Wilkinson Farnam, Henry Walcott Clarke, Thomas Slidell Blaine, Walker
Denslow, Herbert McKenzie Grover, Thomas Williams Day, Robert Webster Bottum, Elisha Slocum
Elder, Samuel James James, Henry Ammon Gulliver, Henry Strong Cook, Robert Johnston
Flagg, Wilbur Wells Munroe, George Edmund Hotchkiss, William Henry Dawes, Chester Mitchell
Grubb, Charles Ross Parkin, William Jenks, Almet Francis Fowler, Charles Newell
Johnes, Edward Rudolph Robbins, Edwards Denmore Jones, Dwight Arven Hadley, Arthur Twining
Judson, Isaac Nichols Stapler, Henry Beidleman B. Jones, Frank Hatch Howe, Elmer Parker
Lathe, Herbert William Townsend, James Mulford Patton, John Hyde, William Waldo
Ord, Joseph Pacificus Walden, Russell Seymour, John Sammis Marvin, Joseph Howard
Prentice, Samuel Oscar Wickes, Thomas Parmelee Smith, Edward Curtis Russell, Philip Gray
Tarbell, Frank Bigelow Witherbee, Frank Spencer Southworth, Edward Wells Smith, Rufus Biggs
Thomas, Charles Henry Wood, John Seymour Tillinghast, Charles Worcester, Edwin Dean
1877 1878 1879 1880

Barnum, William Milo Campbell, Treat Bowers, Lloyd Wheaton Allen, William Palmer
Bigelow, Walter Irving Carter, Charles Francis Burpee, Lucien Francis Amundson, John Arnold
Brooks, Walter Curtis, George Louis Foster, George Forris Bentley, Edward Manross
Chapin, Charles Frederic Edwards, George Benjamin Green, Henry Sherwood Camp, Walter Chauncey
Collin, William Welch Foster, Roger Sherman Baldwin Hitchcock, Henry Green, Edmund Frank
Cooke, Elbridge Clinton James, William Knowles Hyde, Frank Eldridge Jennings, Walter
Eaton, Samuel Lewis Jenks, Tudor Storrs James, Walter Belknap Nichols, Alfred Bull
Gould, Anthony Kelsey, Clarence Hill Livingston, Herman Ordway, Henry Choate
Hoysradt, Albert Knott, George Tapscott Perrin, John Parker, Wilbur
Kimball, Arthur Reed Pollock, George Edward Platt, Lewis Alfred Partridge, Sidney Catlin
Percy, Frederick Bosworth Seely, Edward Howard Jr. Rodman, Robert Simpson Peters, William Allison
Sears, Joshua Montgomery Spencer, Charles Langford Swinburne, Louis Judson Scudder, Doremus
Thacher, John Seymour Stone, Charles Martin Thompson, Oliver David Spencer, Edward Curran
Tuttle, George Montgomery Taft, William Howard (BC) Tighe, Ambrose Taft, Harry (Henry) Waters
Winston, Frederick Seymour Whitney, Edward Baldwin Woodruff, Timothy Lester Witherbee, Walter Crafts
1881 1882 1883 1884
Aiken, Edwin Edgerton Badger, Walter Irving Burpee, Charles Winslow Blodgett, George Reddington
Barney, Danford Newton Brewster, Benjamin Deming, Laurent Clerc Booth, Samuel Albert
Bartlett, Philip Golden Campbell, James Alexander Folsom, Henry Titus Booth, Wilbur Franklin
Burrell, Joseph Dunn Eno, William Phelps Foote, Charles Seward Evarts, Maxwell
Coleman, John Caldwell French, Asa Palmer Frost, Elihu Brintnal Foster, Reginald
Evarts, Sherman Johnson, Barclay Hillard, Lord Butler Gruener, Gustav
Fuller, Philo Carroll Knapp, Howard Hoyt Hull, Louis Kossuth Jenks, Paul Emmott
Ives, Henry Lyman, Chester Wolcott Kellogg, Fred William Jones, Frederick Scheetz
Leighton, James McBride, Wilber McLaughlin, Edward Tompkins Lambert, Alexander
Osborne, Thomas Burr Osborne, Arthur Sherwood Moore, Eliakim Hastings Jr. Lawrance, Thomas Garner
Thompson, Norman F. Platt, Henry Barstow Palmer, Harry Herbert McMillan, William Charles
Van deGraaff, Adrian Sebastian Pollock, William Parrott, Joseph Robinson Painter, Henry McMahon
Vernon, Frederick Richardson Wells, John Lewis Taft, Horace Dutton Tompkins, Ray
Walden, Howard Talbot Whitney, Joseph Ernest Thacher, Sherman Day Twombly, Henry Bancroft
White, Henry Charles Worcester, Franklin Eldred Woodward, John Butler Wilder, Amos Parker
1885 1886 1887 1888

Arnot, John Hulett Anthony, Benjamin Harris Bennetto, John Cooley, Harlan Ward
Baldwin, Henry DeForest Bremner, Samuel Kimball Corwin, Robert Nelson Fisher, Irving
Bertron, Samuel Reading Cowles, Alfred Cowles, William Hutchinson Gill, George Metcalf
Brandegee, Frank Bosworth Crapo, Stanford Tappan Coxe, Alexander Brown Hurd, Richard Melancthon
Bridgman, John Cloyse Day, Thomas Mills Douglass, Willard Robinson Isbell, Orland Sidney
Brooks, Henry Stanford Knapp, Wallace Percy Hare, Clinton Larue McMillan, James Hoard
Flanders, Henry Richmond Lewis, Charlton Miner Haven, George Griswold Morison, David Whipple
Hidden, Edward Peters, Frank George Jennings, Oliver Gould Roby, Samuel Sidney Brese
Hobbs, Charles Buxton Phelps, Edward Johnson Kendall, William Burrage Jr. Seward, William Henry
Mallon, Guy Ward Phelps, Sheffield Kent, William Solley, Fred Palmer
McHenry, John Pierson, Charles Wheeler Knight, Samuel Stagg, Amos Alonzo
Richards, Eugene Lamb Schwab, John Christopher Pomeroy, John Norton Stevenson, Frederic Augustus
Robinson, Lucius Franklin Shipman, Arthur Leffingwell Rogers, John Stimson, Henry Lewis
Terry, Wyllys Stewart, Philip Battell Sheppard, Walter Bradley Waite, Morison Remich
Worcester, Wilfred James Winston, Dudley Thacher, William Larned Walker, Samuel Johnson
1889 1890 1891 1892

Buchanan, Thomas Walter Bayard, Thomas Francis Jr. Calhoun, Governeur Bayne, Hugh Aiken
Corbin, William Herbert Corwith, John White Cox, John Joughin Boltwood, Edward
Donnelley, Thomas Elliott Crosby, John Doane, John Wesley Jr. Cheney, Howell
Fisher, Samuel Herbert Day, Arthur Pomeroy Estill, Joe Garner Cheney, Knight Dexter Jr.
Gill, Charles Otis Farnham, John Dorrance Graves, William Phillips Crosby, Benjamin Lewis Jr.
Griggs, John Cornelius Harrison, [Reginald] Fairfax Isham, Edward Swift Day, Clive
McQuaid, William Adolph Haslam, Lewis Scofield Kenerson, Vertner Graves, Henry Solon
Pinchot, Gifford James, Norman McClintock, Norman Husted, James William
Reed, Harry Lathrop Kellogg, Charles Poole Morison, Samuel Benjamin Ingersoll, James Wernham D.
Robinson, Henry Seymour Kneeland, Yale Poole, William Frederick Jay, Pierre
Smith, Herbert Augustine Morse, Sidney Nelson Simms, William Erskine Kitchel, William Lloyd
Stokes, Horace Sheldon Sage, Henry Manning Thomson, Samuel Clifton McClung, Thomas Lee
Walker, Horace Flecher Simmons, Wallace Delafield Townsend, John Barnes Morison, Stanford Newel
Wells, Herbert Wetmore Stewart, Percy Hamilton Tweedy, Henry Hallam Price, Frank Julian
Woodruff, George Washington Tracy, Evarts Walcott, Frederic Collin Ryle, Ernest
1893 1894 1895 1896

Begg, William Reynolds Case, George Bowen Beard, Anson McCook Beard, William Mossgrove
Cooke, James Barclay Cochran, Thomas Buckner, Mortimer Norton Brown, Alexander
Dwight, Winthrop Edwards Davies, Thomas Frederick Butterworth, Frank Seiler Cheney, Ward
Gallaudet, Edson Fessenden Hall, John Loomer Cable, Benjamin Stickney Cross, William Redmond
Hay, Logan Hare, Meredith Carter, Walter Frederick DeSibour, Jules Henri
Ives, Sherwood Bissell Holter, Edwin Olaf Clark, Alexander Ray Griggs, Maitland Fuller
Jones, Alfred Henry Howland, John Cooke, Walter Evans McKee, McKee Dunn
Lambert, Adrian Van Sinderen James, Robert Campbell Davis, Benjamin Neale, James Brown
Martin, George Greene McMillan, Philip Hamilton Denison, Lindsay Smith, Winthrop Davenport
Parker, William White Wilson Paine, Ralph Delahaye Harrison, Francis Burton Stokes, Anson Phelps
Parsons, Francis Stewart, Walter Eugene Jr. Hinkey, Frank Augustus Thorne, Samuel
Robinson, John Trumbull Stillman, Leland Stanford McKee, Lanier Thorne, Samuel Brinckeroff
Roby, Joseph Walcott, William Stuart Phelps, Zira Bennett Treadway, Ralph Bishop
Rogers, Derby Whitney, Harry Payne Shepley, Arthur Behn Trudeau, Edward L. Jr.
Wallis, Alexander Hamilton Word, Charles Francis Sloane, William Weyerhaeuser, Frederick E.
1897 1898 1899 1900
Bailey, Philip Horton Cheney, Clifford Dudley Adams, Mason Tyler Adams, Frederick Baldwin
Brooke, George Clymer Fearey, Morton Lazell Ames, Sullivan Dobb Allen, Frederick Winthrop
Coffin, Henry Sloane Gallaudet, Herbert Draper Bowles, Henry Thornton Camp, Stuart Brown
Fincke, Clarence Mann Hale, Eugene Jr. Brooke, Frederic Hiester Cheney, Frank Dexter
Garrison, Elisha Ely Hinsdale, Frank Gilbert Brown, Jamot Coffin, William Sloane
Gerard, Sumner Kernochan, Frederic Callahan, Hugh Andrew Cross, John Walter
Gillette, Curtenius Lord, Franklin Atkins Day, Dwight Huntington Douglas, Malcolm
Kerr, Albert Boardman Montgomery, Grenville D. Griswold, William Edward Schenck Greenway, James Cowan
Kitchel, Cornelius Porter Parker, Grenville Maffitt, Thomas Skinker Hopkins, John Morgan
Pinchot, Amos Richards Eno Rogers, David Francis Magee, James McDevitt Leavitt, Ashley
Sage, Dean Simmons, Frank Hunter Preston, Ord Lyon, George Armstrong
Smyth, Nathan Ayer Wadsworth, James Wolcott Jr. Sweet, Carroll Fuller Paddock, Brace Whitman
Sumner, Graham Whitney, Payne Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne Rockefeller, Percy Avery
Wheelwright, Joseph Storer Wickes, Forsyth Welles, Charles Hopkins Jr. Sullivan, Corliss Esmonde
Williams, Norman Alton Wright, Henry Burt Whitehouse, William F. Taft, Hulbert
1901 1902 1903 1904

Allen, Arthur Dwight Carpenter, George Boone Chadwick, George Brewster Adams, Charles Edward
Carlisle, James Mandeville Cressler, Alfred Miller Clark, Harold Terry Adams, George Webster
Cheney, Philip Cushing, Charles Cyprian S. Corning, Erastus Cheney, Russell
Cheney, Thomas Langdon Day, William Edwards Dreisbach, John Martin Crane, Winthrop Murray Jr.
Christian, Henry Hall Ferguson, Alfred Ludlow Hamlin, Chauncey Jerome Cross, Walter Snell
Coy, Sherman Lockwood Guernsey, Raymond Gano Hewitt, Brower Dodge, Francis Talmage
Edwards, Richard Henry Potter, Roderick Holt, Henry Chandler Jennings, Percy Hall
Eels, John Shepard Rumsey, Bronson Case Lamb, Albert Richard Kittle, John Caspar
Hixon, Robert Sincerbeaux, Frank Huestis Moore, Frank Wood Metcalf, Harold Grant
Hoysradt, J. Warren Stebbins, Edwin Allen Sutphin, Stuart Bruen Miller, James Ely
Keppelman, John Arthur Stone, Harold Thompson, Donald Pierce, Frederick Erastus
Morris, Ray Swan, Joseph Rockwell Wallace, Henry Mitchell Reed, Lansing Parmelee
Richardson, Allan Harvey Taylor, Alan McLean Waring, Antonio Johnston Soper, Willard Burr
Welch, George Arnold Trowbridge, Mason White, John Richards Thacher, Thomas Day
Wright, Alfred Parks White, Percy Gardiner Wilhelmi, Frederick William Wiggin, Frederick Holme
1905 1906 1907 1908

Bradford, Arthur Howe Bruce, Donald Barnes, William Deluce Biglow, Lucius Horatio
Ellsworth, John Stoughton Dousman, Louis deVierville Blair, William McCormick Dahl, George
Fish, Stuyvesant Ely, Grosvenor Camp, Arthur Goodwin Davis, Walter Goodwin
Hogan, James Joseph Flinn, Alexander Rex Daniels, Forrest Leonard Dines, Tyson
Hollister, Buell Hoyt, Lydig Danielson, Richard Ely Foster, Joseph Taylor
Hughes, Berrien Magee, John Gillespie Dixon, Theodore Polhemus Griswold, Dwight Torrey
Lathrop, John Hiram McClure, James Gore King Jr. Dodge, Philip Lyndon Perrin, Lester William
Richardson, Gardner McGee, Donald Ashbrook Glaenzer, Georges Brette Seymour, Charles
Rogers, Edmund Pendleton Moorhead, William Singer Knox, Hugh Smith Shepard, Roger Bulkley
Sargent, Murray O’Brien, Frank Little, Mitchell Stuart Stanley, Harold
Sloane, John Perrin, Lee James Morse, Samuel Finley Brown Thornton, James Carlton
Tilney, Robert Fingland II Rockwell, Foster Harry Truesdale, Calvin Townsend, George Henry
Turner, Harold McLeod Smith, Bruce Donald Tuttle, George Coolidge Townsend, James Mulford Jr.
Van Reypen, William K. Jr. Turner, Spencer Wells, Harold Sherman Watkins, Charles Law
Whitehouse, Edwin Sheldon Wilson, Hugh Robert Woolsey, Heathcote Muirson Williams, James Willard
1909 1910 1911 1912

Bundy, Harvey Hollister Bayne-Jones, Stanhope Badger, Paul Bradford Boyd, Francis T.
Burch, Robert Boyd Coy, Edward Harris Corey, Alan Lyle Gardner, Robert Abbe
Campbell, Charles Soutter DeSilver, Albert Daly, Frederick Joseph Hartley, Cavour
Clark, Avery Artison Franchot, Charles Pascal Davis, Clinton Wildes Howe, Arthur
Dominick, Gayer Gardner French, Robert Dudley Day, Sherwood Sunderland Hyde, Donald Robertson
Howard, James Merriam Harrison, George Leslie Dempsey, John Bourne McClure, Archibald
Howe, Henry Almy Heron, John Gammell, Arthur Amory Merritt, Henry Newton
Jefferson, Edward Francis King, Lyndon Marrs Hyde, Frederick Walton Mullins, Frederic Parsons
Klots, Allen Trafford Knight, Augustus Lombardi, Cornelius Ennis Murphy, Gerald Clery
Lippitt, Henry Logan, Walter Seth McDonnell, John Vincent Paul, Charles Henry
Perrin, John Bates Lohmann, Carl Albert Randolph, Francis Fitz Smith, James Gregory
Rand, Stuart Craig Murphy, Frederick James Rowland, John Tilghman Street, Henry Abbott
Sanderson, Benjamin Blethen Philbin, Stephen H. II Soule, Leslie Strout, Edwin Augustus Jr.
Seabury, Mortimer Ashmfad Taft, Robert Alphonso Van Sinderen, Henry B. Tener, Alexander Campbell
Stokes, Harold Phelps Wodell, Ruthven Adriance Wheeler, Lawrence Raymond Twombly, Edward Bancroft
1913 1914 1915 1916
Allen, Calvin Durand Avery, Benjamin F. Burtt, Edwin Arthur Darling, Arthur Burr
Allen, Clarence Emir Jr. Cornish, Percy Gillette Jr. Carter, Lyon Gaillard, Samuel Gourdin Jr.
Baker, Richard Wheeler Daniels, Thomas Leonard Cornell, Thomas Hilary Hadley, Morris
Colgate, Henry Auchincloss Gile, Clement Moses Davenport, Stephen Rintoul Johnstone, Henry Webb
Cortelyou, George Bruce Hobson, Henry Wise Denegre, Thomas Bayne Knapp, Farwell
Cowles, Alfred III Jenks, Almet Francis MacDonald, Ranald Hugh II Oler, Wesley Mardon
Harman, Archer Jones, George Gill MacLeish, Archibald Porter, Gilbert Edwin III
Harriman, William Averell Ketcham, Henry Holman Middlebrook, Louis Shelton Putnam, Howard Phelps
Lovett, August Sidney King, Stoddard Paris, Irving Roberts, Charles Holmes Jr.
McAndrew, Alexander Lippincott, William Jackson Pumpelly, Harold Armstrong Shepard, Donald Carrington
Philbin, Jesse Holladay Osborn, Richard Reilly, John Sylvester Stewart, Donald Ogden
Sawyer, Homer Eugene Jr. Patterson, George Washington Shedden, William Martindale Tener, Kinley John
Schwab, Laurence von Post Rogers, Herman Livingston Slocum, Edwin Lyon Tighe, Laurence Gotzian
Shelden, Allan Shepard, Lorrin Andrews Stackpole, Edward James Von Holt, Herman Vademar
Waters, William Otis Warren, William Candee Jr. Swift, Walker Ely Walker, Charles Rumford
1917 1918 1919 1920

Bellinger, Alfred Raymond Ames, Allen Wallace Allen, Parker Breese Adams, Lewis Greenleaf
Bush, Prescott Sheldon Baldrige, Howard Malcolm Baldwin, Sherman Davison, Harry Pomeroy Jr.
Cooper, Henry Sage Fenimore Clay, Cassius Marcellus Campbell, Alan Barnette Hadden, Briton
Cunningham, Oliver Baty Davison, Frederick Trubee Carter, Frederic Dewhurst Heffelfinger, Frank Peavey
Duryee, Samuel Sloan Deans, Robert Barr Depew, Ganson Goodyear Hincks, John Morris
Harriman, Edward Roland Noel Farrar, John Chipman Gaillard, Edward McCrady Hobson, Francis Thayer
Isham, Henry Porter Garfield, Newell Hadley, Hamilton Ingalls, David Sinton
James, William Ellery Sedgwick Gates, Artemus Lamb Haffner, Charles Christian Jr. Luce, Henry Robinson
LeGore, Harry William Gould, James Mallon, John Howard McHenry, James
Mallon, Henry Neil Lovett, Robert Abercrombie McCormick, Alexander A. Jr. Patterson, Morehead
Olsen, Albert William Snell, Raymond Franklin McKee, Elmore McNeill Safford, Theodore Lee
Overton, John Williams Stewart, Charles Jacob Mead, Winter Sargent, Joseph Weir
Shepard, Frank Parsons Jr. Taft, Charles Phelps Otis, James Sanford Schermerhorn, Alfred Coster
Simpson, Kenneth Farrand Vorys, John Martin Smith, Traver Van Slyck, DeForest
Woolley, Knight Woolley, John Eliot Walker, George Nesmith Winter, Daniel Robbins
1921 1922 1923 1924

Acosta, John Sidney Aldrich, Malcolm Pratt Becket, George Campbell Allen, Henry Elisha
Bradley, Charles Harvey Bush, James Smith Bulkey, Jonathan Ogden Appel, George Frederick Baer
Brewster, Walter Rice Cheney, Ward Cooper, John Sherman Blair, Edwin Foster
Bundy, Frederick McGeorge Crosby, Albert Hastings Davenport, Russell Wheeler Diller, John Cabot
Cowles, William Sheffield Frost, Albert Carl Jr. Day, Huntington Townsend Ewing, Sherman
Heminway, Bartow Lewis Hilles, Frederick Whiley Foster, Maxwell Evarts Haines, Thomas Frederick D.
Hord, Stephen Young Larner, Robert Johnson Hyde, Louis Kepler Jr. Heffelfinger, George Wright P.
Jenckes, Marcien Lord, William Galey Jones, Edwin A. Hilles, Charles Dewey Jr.
Litt, Willard David Page, Robert Guthrie Jordan, Ralph Edward Houghton, Walter Edwards
Lunt, Storer Boardman Root, Wells Luckey, Charles Pinckney Lusk, William Thompson
Neville, James Eugene Solley, Robert Folger Matthiessen, Francis Otto Mallory, William Neely
Parsons, Langdon Strong, Henry Barnard Norton, George W. Jr. McCallum, Revell
Shevlin, Edward Leonard Thomas, John Allen Miner Pelly, Bernard Berenger Melton, William Davis Jr.
Stewart, John Townsend, Frederic deP. Jr. Tighe, Richard Lodge Spofford, Charles Merville
Winter, Edwin Wheeler II Woodward, Stanley Wheeler, Alfred Newton Thomson, Clifton Samuel
1925 1926 1927 1928

Ardrey, Rushton Leigh Allen, Daniel Bunnell, Phil W. Bartholomew, Dana Treat
Ashburn, Frank Davis Bronson, James Davis Jr. Look, Allen MacMartin Berger, George Bart Jr.
Bench, Edward Cajetan Coke, Henry Cornick McIntosh, Harris Bingham, Charles Tiffany
Bissell, William Truesdale Crosby, Henry Stetson Noble, Lawrence Mason Fishwick, Dwight Brown
Blair, James Grant Cutler, Benjamin Crawford Patterson, Thomas Cleveland Griggs, Herbert Stanton Jr.
Gage, Charles Stafford Davenport, John Alfred Post, Russell Lee Haight, George Winthrop
Ives, Gerard Merrick Ferguson, Alfred Ludlow Jr. Ritchie, Wallace Parks Ives, Chauncey Bradley
Jones, Walter Clyde Hoysradt, John McArthur Robbins, William Welles Lapham, Raymond White
Lovejoy, Winslow Meston Kingsbury, Howard Thayer Robinson, Frederick Flower Mallory, Barton Lee Jr.
Lufkin, Elgood Moulton Lord, Oswald Bates Stokes, Anson Phelps Jr. Prentice, John Rockefeller
Luman, Richard John Michel, Anthony Lee Wadsworth, James Jeremiah Robertson, Arthur C.
Norton, William Bunnell Poore, Charles Graydon Walker, George Herbert Jr. Ross, “Lanny” Lancelot Patrick
Scott, Henry Clarkson Root, Reginald Dean Wardwell, Edward Rogers Scott, Stewart Patterson
Stevens, Marvin Allen Russell, Frank Ford Warren, John Davock Stewart, Peter Hellwege
Stevenson, Donald Day Willard, Charles Hastings Watson, Charles III Walker, Stoughton
1929 1930 1931 1932
Ashforth, Albert Blackhurst Allison, Robert Seaman Jr. Austen, David Edward Adams, Frederick Baldwin Jr.
Costikyan, Granger Kent Ellis, Harland Montgomery Donnelley, Gaylord Barres, Herster D.
Crile, George Jr. Ellis, Raymond Walleser Heinz, Henry John II Bates, Emmert Warren
Decker, Edmund L. Jr. Erskine, Albert DeW., Jr. Lapham, Lewis Abbot Fitch, George Hopper
Dodge, Washington Garnsey, Walter Wood Loeser, Frederic William Fulton, Robert Brank
Eddy, Maxon Hunter Greene, Waldo Wittenmyer Lydgate, William Anthony Gillespie, Samuel Hazard Jr.
Garvey, John Joseph Gwin, Samuel Lawrence Messimer, Robert Laughlin Jr. Hodges, William Van D. Jr.
Gillespie, Kenrick Samson Hall, Robert Andrew Peltz, William Learned Laundon, Mortimer H. Jr.
Grove, Manasses Jacob Janeway, Charles Alderson Rathborne, Joseph Cornelius Lindenberg, John Townsend
Manville, Hiram Edward Jr. Ladd, Louis Williams Jr. Stewart, James Ross McCrary, John Reagan Jr.
Merrill, Henry Riddle Longstreth, George Brown Sutherland, Richard Orlin Mills, James Paul
Paine, Ralph Delahaye Jr. Look, Frank Byron Swoope, Walter Moore Ogden, Alfred
Smith, Lloyd Hilton Musser, John Miller Tucker, Luther O’Neill, Eugene Gladstone, Jr.
Wack, Damon deBlois Palmer, Arthur Edward Vincent, Francis Thomas Savage, Boutelle Jr.
Wells, George Prideaux, Tom Walker, John Mercer Williams, Samuel Goode
1933 1934 1935 1936

Caldwell, Samuel Smith Jr. Bradford, Amory Howe Bowles, John Eliot Barr, Richard James Jr.
Cooke, Francis Judd Cunningham, Hugh Terry Collier, Samuel (Sam) Carnes Bingham, Jonathan Brewster
Davis, Richard Marden Gordon, George Arthur Curtin, Francis Claire Cooke, Robert Barbour
Fletcher, Alexander Charles Hallett, John Folsom Fuller, Stanley Evert Davis, Horace Webber II
Garnsey, William Smith Hambleton, Thomas Edward Haas, Frederick Peter Gill, Brendan
Hall, Frederick Bagby Jr. Harper, Harry Halsted Jr. Johnson, Joseph (Joe) Hale Hall, Jesse Angell
Jones, Theodore Stephen Holmes, John Grier Kilborne, William Skinner Hersey, John Richard
Levering, Walter Barnum Jackson, John Herrick Pillsbury, John Sargent Jr. Knapp, John Merrill
Lindley, Frances Vinton Kilcullen, John MacHale Rodd, Thomas Moore, Richard Anthony
McGauley, John Michael Kimball, Walter Sugden Seymour, Charles Jr. Pillsbury, Edmund P.
Newton, James Quigg Jr. Mills, Edward Ensign Shepard, Roger Bulkley Jr. Rankin, Bernard Courtney
Parker, Robert Boyd Morese, John Bolt Spitzer, Lyman B. Jr. Shepard, Blake
Parsons, Henry McIlvaine Nichols, Edward Stillman, George Schley Train, Robert
Stebbins, Hart Lyman Ranney, George Alfred Teerry, Henry Porter Baldwin Walker, Louis
Wilbur, John Smith Stetson, Eugene William Jr. Tufts, Bowen (Sonny) C. Whitehead, Mather Kimbal
1937 1938 1939 1940

Blake, Dexter Barnes Davenport, Bradfute Warwick Belin, Gaspard d’Andelot Bundy, McGeorge
Brooke, Frederic Hiester Jr. Dempsey, James Howard Jr. Blanchard, Jerred Gurley Erickson, Thomas Franklin
Burke, Charles Clinton III Dilworth, Joseph Richardson Bundy, William Putman Glover, Charles Carroll III
Cross, Richard James Dunham, Lawrence B. Jr. Chittenden, George Hastings Grayson, James Gordon
Draper, Arthur Joy Ecklund, John Edwin Clucas, Lowell Melcher Holden, Reuben Andrus
Field, John Warner Fox, Joseph Carrere Dyess, Arthur Delma Jr. Howe, Harold II
Kelley, Lawrence Morgan Frank, Clinton E. Gile, Clement Dexter Orrick, Andrew Downey
McLemore, John Briggs Gordon, Edward McGuire Hoxton, Archibald R. Jr. Rodd, David Beckwith
Miles, Richard Curtis Hessberg, Albert II Kellogg, William Welch Stack, Joseph William Jr.
Orrick, William Horsley Jr. Schermerhorn, Amos Egmont Miller, Andrew Otterson Stevens, Albert B.
Robinson, John Trumbull Jr. Stevens, Joseph Benson Jr. Miller, Charles Lewis Jr. Stillman, Peter Gordon B.
Runnalls, John Felch Bertram Thompson, John R. Mitchell, Harry Hartwood Stucky, William McDowell
Stewart, Potter Weed, George Haines Shepard, Lloyd M. Jr. Swenson, Edward Francis Jr.
Stone, Louis Talcott Jr. Whitman, Francis Slingluff Jr. Wilhelmi, Frederick William Jr. Thorne, Peter Brinckerhoff
Turner, Harold McLeod Jr. Wilbur, Richard Emery Williams, Burch Watson, William Berkley Jr.
1941 1942 1943 1944

Cross, William Redmond Jr. Aycrigg, William Anderson II Acheson, David Campion Brown, Samuel Taylor Glover
Devor, Donald S. Jr. Bartholemy, Alan Edmund Caulkins, George Peck Buckley, James Lane
Ellis, Franklin Henry Jr. Bell, William Tompkins Daniels, John Hancock Elebash, Shehand Daniel
Hall, Edward Tuck Chouteau, Rene Auguste Doolittle, Duncan Hunter Ellis, Alexander Jr.
Jackson, William Eldred Ford, William Drain, Richard Dale Ferguson, James Lord
Kiphuth, Delaney Grayson, Cary Travers Healy, Harold Harris Jr. Goodenough, John Bannister
Madden, John Beckwith Halsey, Ralph Wetmore Jr. Hoagland, Donald Wright Grayson, William Cabell
Pickett, Lawrence Kimball Harrison, Fred Harold Klots, Allen Trafford Jr. Holden, John Morgan
Price, Charles Baird Jr. Jessup, John Baker Lilley, Frank Walder Jr. Hoopes, Townsend Walter
Solbert, Peter Omar Abernathy Kemp, Frank Alexander MacLean, John Helm Kelley, William Cody II
Stevenson, Charles Porter Kirchwey, George Washington Miller, Dudley Livingston Lindsay, David Alexander
Thomas, Walton Dowdell Smith, Howard Freeman Jr. Moseley, Spencer Dumaresq Little, Stuart West
Tighe, Laurence Gotzian Jr. Sprole, Frank Arnott Stewart, Zeph Walker, Jeffrey Pond
White, Warren Benton Walker, John Stanley Tabor, John Kaye Whitmore, James Allen Jr.
Zorthian, Barry White, William Gardner Vogt, Tom D. Witter, Dean Jr.
1945 1945W 1947 1948
Allen, Archibald John Jr. Brown, Walter Henderson Alling, Charles Booth Jr. Ashley, Thomas William Ludlow
Blake, Gilman Dorr Jr. Carey, John Andrews, Edward W. Jr. Biglow, Lucius Horatio Jr.
Connick, Louis Jr. Finney, J. John Warren Boulos (Bouliaratis), W. M. Bush, George Herbert Walker
Dale, Edwin Lyon Jr. Holmes, George Burgwin Bronson, David Bennet Caulkins, John Ervin
Davison, Endicott Peabody Hurlbut, Gordon Buckland Jr. Chafee, John Hubbard Clark, William Judkins
Early, Hobart Evans Mallon, Thomas Ridgway Finley, John George Gilpin Connelly, William James Jr.
Elwell, Francis Bolton Jr. O’Brien, Phillip Jr. Goedecke, William Skinner Cook, George III
Harman, Archer Jr. Twichell, Charles Pratt Leavenworth, Donald Loyal Grimes, David Charles
Lynch, Russell Vincent Vose, Elliott Evans Moore, James I. Jenkins, Richard Elwood
McElroy, Benjamin Thomas Warren, George Upson O’Brien, Frank Jr. Mack, Richard Gesrtle
McGaughey, Guy Ennis Jr. Palmer, Charles Edgar Moseley, Thomas Wilder
Moorhead, William Singer Jr. Read, Richard Rollins Pfau, George Harold Jr.
Seaman, Irving Jr. Robinson, Howard C. Jr. Walker, Samuel Sloan Jr.
Spaulding, Josiah Augustus Tucker, Carl Jr. Weaver, Howard Sayre
Sumner, William Sayre Whitehouse, Charles Sheldon Wilkie, Valleau Jr.
1949 1950 1951 1952

Baribault, Richard Pfeifer Breen, John Gerald Anderson, Thomas Hill Aberg, Donlan Vincent Jr.
Bassett, Barton Bradley II Buckley, William Frank Jr. Eden, John W. Buckley, Fergus Reid
Coffin, William Sloane Jr. Draper, William Henry III Ellis, Garrison McClintock N. Claude, Abram Jr.
Davison, Daniel Pomeroy Frank, Victor Harry Jr. Ellis, George Corson Jr. Connick, Andrew Jackson
Goodyear, Robert M. Galbraith, Evan Griffith Love, Ralph Frank Cruikshank, Paul Fessenden Jr.
Hollister, John Baker Jr. Guinzburg, Thomas Henry Lufkin, Chauncey Forbush Eisler, Colin Tobias
Lavelli, Anthony Jr. Henningsen, Victor W. Jr. Mathews, Craig Finney, Graham Stanley
Leiper, Joseph McCarrell II Kemp, Philip Sperry Mayer, Charles Theodore Haight, Charles Sherman Jr.
Lippincott, David McCord Lambert, Paul Christopher McNamara, Thomas Philip Hincks, John Winslow
Lord, Charles Edwin II Lovett, Sidney Price, Raymond Kissam Jr. Kittredge, Frank Dutton
Lufkin, Peter Wende, Sr. Luckey, Charles Pinckney Reid, Edward Snover III Roberts, George Brooke Jr.
Raymond, George T. Perkins MacLeish, William Hitchcock Ross, Thomas Bernard Senay, Edward Charles
Sherrill, Franklin Goldwaithe McLean, Robert III Russell, Richard Warren Spears, Robert Samuel
Van Dine, Vance Pionzio, Dino John Ryan, Joseph Mather Steadman, John Montague
Wickwire, Winthrop Ross Shepard, Donald C. Jr. Shepard, Charles Robinson Smith Vorys, Martin West
1953 1954 1955 1956

Bulkey, Jonathan Duncan Benninghoff, Harry Bryner Bryan, Lloyd Thomas Jr. Banks, Howard Daniel
Bush, Jonathan James Evans, Tilgham Boyd DeForest, Stephen Elliott Boasberg, James Emanuel, III
Donaldson, William Henry Fortunato, S. Joseph Fehr, Gerald Florian D’Avanzo, Louis A.
Durham, Edwin A. II Giesen, Arthur Rossa, Jr. Gow, Robert Haigh Dempsey, Andrew Squire
Emerson, Christy Payne Gifford, Richard Cammann Green, Charles Grady Durfee, Charles Gibson Jr.
Lufkin, Dan Wende Hiers, Richard Hyde Guidotti, Hugh George Jr. Esselstyn, Caldwell B. Jr.
Marshall, John Birnie Kilrea, Walter Charles Hansen, Roger Allen Gaines, Milton John
McLane, James Price Meyer, Russell William Jr. Hudson, Franklin Donald Ingalls, David Sinton Jr.
Menton, John Dennis Morton, Thruston Ballard Jr. Johanson, Stanley Morris Jamieson, Thomas C. Jr.
Mitinger, Joseph Berry Polich, Richard Frank Mathias, Philip Hoffman II Malloy, Terrence Reed
Noble, Lawrence Mason Jr. Price, Ross Edward McCullough, David Gaub McGregor, Jack Edwin
Novkov, David Arthur Reponen, Robert Gordon Searles, Paul David Menton, James Paul
Walker, George Herbert III Ryan, Allan A. III Shugart, Thorne Martin Orr, Andrew Alexander
Weber, John William Schnaitter, Spencer Jason Steadman, Richard Cooke Speed, James Breckinridge
Woodsum, Harold Edward Jr. Thornton, Edmund Braxton Walker, Ray Carter Traphagen, Peter Abraham
1957 1958 1959 1960

Ackerman, Stephen Harry Allen, Charles Edward Adams, Stephen Ball, David George
Bowman, Ralph David Blue, Linden Stanley Bodman, William Camp Beane, Frank Eastman Jr.
Carlsen, Ray Allen Cassel, John A. Connors, James Joseph III Capron, Paul III
Clark, Russell Inslee Jr. Cheney, Ronald Lawton Cooke, John Parick Dominick, David DeWitt
Cushman, Charles W. Cushman, Robert Edgar Jr. Ercklentz, Alexander Tonio Ernst, Frederick Vincent
Dunn, George J. Embersits, John Frank Esselstyn, Erik Canfield Garnsey, William Herrick
Fritzche, Peter B. Howe, Gary Woodson Hemphill, James Tierney Giegengack, Robert Francis Jr.
Loucks, Vernon Reece Jr. Morey, Robert Willis Jr. Holbrook, John Jr. Holbrook, David Doubleday
Loughran, Anthony Hookey Pendexter, John Fowler Kingsley, Charles Capen Lindgren, Richard Hugo
Lumpkin, Richard Anthony Phelan, Howard Taylor Lightfoot, Richard Bissett Lusk, Peter Anthony
Owseichik, John Philip Post, Russell Lee Jr. Lord, Winston McCarthy, Charles Edward
Palmer, Lindley Guy II Preston, John Louis Mayor, Michael Brook Meek, John Burgess
Ritchie, Wallace Parks Jr. Shackelford, Robert Campbell Sheffield, James Rockwell Northrop, Robert Smitter
Somerville, John Wheeler Van Antwerp, William M. Jr. Thorson, Peter Andreas Scott, Eugene Lytton
Williams, William Bruce Wheeler, Thomas Beardsley Tyler, Cheever Smith, Bruce Donald III
1961 1962 1963 1964
Bissell, George Thomas Back, Samuel Hutchins Ahlbrandt, Roger S. Jr. Best, Geoffry Donald Charles
Bockrath, Richard Charles Jr. Brandt, John Henry Becket, Peter Logan Cirie, John Arthur
Bowles, William Carter Jr. Brewster, James Henry IV Boren, David Lyle Clay, Alexander Stephens
Clark, Thomas Whitton Brooks, Tristam Anthony Clay, Jesse Loring Francis, Samuel Hopkins
Cogswell, John Marshall Burr, Charles Bentley II Frank, Charles Augustus III Gillette, Howard Frank Jr.
DeNeufville, John Phillip Childs, Henry Clay Gill, Michael Gates Kaminsky, Robert Isadore
Hamlin, Charles B. Chimenti, Norman Victor Gwin, Samuel Lawrence Jr. Lynch, Dennis Patrick
Lindsay, Dale Alton Jr. Hamilton, William Hewitt, Henry Hollis McBride, Jonathan Evans
MacLean, Kenneth Jr. Holland, Henry Thompson Jones, Theodore Stephen Prindle, Thomas Harrison
Pyle, Michael Johnson LeFevre, Ronald Eaton Marsh, William Lee Pulaski, Charles Alexander Jr.
Seeley, George Wheeler Ligon, Thomas B. Moser, Richard Eugene Rowe, Thomas Dudley Jr.
Singleton, Thomas Hall Peck, Arthur John Jr. Nordhaus, William Dawbney Straw, Ralph Lynwood
Stewart, James Corb Spitz, Robert Wayne O’Connell, Timothy James Van Loan, Eugene
Waddel, Geoffrey Hamilton Terry, Wyllys III Rose, Jonathan Chapman Wilbur, John Smith Jr.
Walsh, John Joseph Jr. Zucker, Bernard Benjamin Rulon-Miller, Patrick Wolfe, Stephen II
1965 1966 1967 1968

Ali, Mehdi Raza Bockstoce, John Roberts Afeoju, Bernard Ikecukwu Austin, Roy Lesley
Benoit, Charles Edward Jr. Bradford, Timothy McFall Ashe, Victor Henderson Birge, Robert Richards
Clark, Gerald Holland Brown, George Clifford Bush, Derek George Brown, Christopher Walworth
Clark, Stephen Edward Cross, Alan Whittemore Foster, David John Bush, George Walker
Clay, Timothy J. Dalby, Michael Thomas Garnsey, Walter W., Jr. Cohen, Kenneth Saul
Coombs, Orde Musgrave Howard, James Ernest Lilley, Robert McGregor Cowdry, Rex William
Corey, Alan Lyle III Kerry, John Forbes Miller, James Whipple Etra, Donald
Desjardins, Peter Earl Laidley, Forrest David Mitchell, H. Coleman Jr. Gallico, G. Gregory III
Fetne, Philip Jay Pershing, Richard Warren Neighe, Geoffrey Mark Guthrie, Robert Karle III
Lagercrantz, Bengt Magnus Rumsey, David MacIver Preston, James Marshall Kolar, Bruton Ward (Britt)
Pinney, John Mercer Singer, Ronald Leonard Richards, David Alan McCallum, Robert Davis Jr.
Pond, Jeffrey Craig Smith, Frederick Wallace Saxon, James M. Saleh, Muhammad Ahmed
Quarles, James Perrin III Stanberry, William Burks Jr. Snell, Bradford Curie Schmidt, Thomas
Shattuck, John H. F. III Thorne, David Hoadley Swil, Roy Anthony Schollander, Donald Arthur
Zallinger, Peter Franz Vargish, Thomas Thompson, Stephen Eberly Jr. Thorne, Brinkley Stimson
1969 1970 1971 1972

Arras, Robert Edward Jr. Brown, William Scott Babst, James Anthony Cangelosi, Russell Joseph
Bouscaren, Michael Frederic Case, Philip Benham Jr. Bryan, James Taylor Clark, Douglas Wells
Buck, Charles Henry III Downing, Earl S. III Ekfelt, Richard (Dick) Henry Csar, Michael F.
Cosgrove, Thomas Francis Jr. Eyre, Lawrence L. Feinerman, James Vincent Evans, Peter Seelye
Demares, Frank Edward II Friedland, Jonathan David Fortgang, Jeffrey Fisher Scott B.
Dowling, Brian J. Greenberg, Stephen David Galvin, Michael Gerard Lewis, Mark Sanders
Fuller, Henry W. Hodes, Douglas Michael Halin, Thomas Michael Lutz, Karl Evan
Livingston, Richard H. B., II Jackson, Terrence John Hernandez, Carlos Arturo MacDonald, Richard J. II
Madden, Bernard Patrick Miller, Thomas Clairborne Inman, Robert Davies McLaren, Michael Glenn
Miller, Wentworth Earl Morgan, Robert McNair Johnson, Wilbur John Jr. Moyer, Douglas Richard
O’Leary, John Joseph Jr. Ohene-Frempong, Kwaku Kosturko, William Theodore Ritterbush, Stephen Grover Jr.
Schwarzman, Stephen Allen Peters, Daniel James Levin, Charles Herbert Sauber, Richard Alan
Selander, Duane Arthur Scattergood, Thomas Bevan Morgan, James Wallace Walden, Robert Stewart
Thompson, William McI. Jr. Thompson, Jonathan Penfield Noyes, Edward MacArthur Wilson, Zebulon Vance
Woodlock, Douglas Preston Trower, C. Christopher Taft, Thomas Prindle Ziegler, Stan Warren
1973 1974 1975 1976

Barasch, Alan Sidney Ayeroff, Frederick Charles Ashenfelter, Alan Thompson Blattner, Robert William
Bellis, Tedric Lawrence Barge, Richard Mason Bender, Kenneth Arthur Brubaker, John Kim
Finney, C. Roger Bellis, Jon Michael Buckley, Christopher Taylor Capozzalo, Douglas Daniel
Green, Benjamin P. Bisaro, Larry R. Burke, James Eugene III Casscells, Christopher Dyson
Highfill, Philip Henry III Cohen, Robert Lewis English, William Deshay Jr. Childs, Starling Winston
Huey, Mark Christopher Connors, David Michael Gaines, Edwin Frank Davies, Philip Turner
Karageorge, James Louis Diamond, Peter C. Green, Rudolph Fort, Donald Kenneth
Liles, Coit Redfearn Doyle, Thomas James Jr. Kanehl, Phillip Edwin Gates, Edward Raymond
Lonsdorf, David B. Eisenberg, Bruce Alan MacKenzie, Kenneth Malcolm Gibson, Richard Channing Jr.
MacDonald, Stephen Joseph Gonzalez, Timoteo F. Reigeluth, Douglas Scott Hart, Dennis Charles
Mattlin, Fred Walter Kelly, Brian Christopher Saffen, David Leverett, Miles Watson
McPhee, Stephen Joseph Lewis, George Emanuel Struzzi, Thomas Allen Mehta, Arjay Singh
Moore, David Clement Murchison, Brian Cameron Wald, Stephen George Morgenstern, Marc Jaime
Scott, William Iain Spear, Wesley John Zorthian, Gregory Jannig Oler, Clark Kimberly Jr.
Sulzer, James Sothern Thorne, Charles Hedges McKinstry (anonymous) Williams, Darryl L.
1977 1978 1979 1980
Blakely, Marvin Albritton, Paul Berem Brown, Robert Nelson Austin, Samuel Monroe
Brubaker, James Robert Baran, Mark R. Edozien, Anthony O. Chibundu, Maxwell O.
Cooper, Carnell Bassi, Keith Alan Fore, John Arthur Davenport, George Leovy
Fredericks, Joel Richard Clark, J. Bruce Holmboe, Jeffrey Arthur DeVore, Mark Samuel
Goldberg, Richard Julius Gile, Lawrence Maclester Lorenson, David Harold Dilworth, George Toby
Grayson, William Cabell Jr. Holmes, Peter Samuel McNally, Edward E. Fleming, Andrew T.
Kee, Christopher Andrew Hook, Noble Moses, Jack Thomas Hatem, John J.
Lalley, Patrick William Karp, B. C. Nondorf, Kurt D. Kagan, Robert William
Lawler, Quentin John Marinelli, David Leonard O’Brien, Donald Patrick Lawrence, Gary Martin
Newman, Thomas Montgomery Owens, Samuel L. Peters, Eric Brooks Mulhern, Daniel Kevin [Granholm]
Perry, David Bulkey Piel, Geoffrey D. Skrovan, Stephen Thomas Peters, Elliot Remsen
Rimar, Stephen III Rizzo, Robert John Stevenson, Charles P. Stevens, Eric Eugene
Schlesinger, Daniel Adam Roy, John Marcus Westerfield, Richard H. Teig, Joseph Benjamin
Scott, Larry Glenn Sullivan, Charles S. Wilson, Daniel Richard Tumpane, Timothy Michael
Tom, Chan Bruce III Turner, Elvin L. Yent, James B. Jr. Zigerelli, Lawrence John
1981 1982 1983 1984

Bullock, Stanton B. Bass, James Edward Abrams, Peter Mark Andrie, Paul James
Campbell, Kimberly C. Breslau, Jonathan Brooks, Peter Moody Coggins, Daniel Seton
Carlsson, Mats Erik Campbell, Gavin Elliott Burkus, Gregory James Crawley, Brian Scott
Choa, Christopher James Devlin, Michael William Cerveris, Michael Ernest Davison, Henry Pomeroy
Conway, Joseph Leo Jr. Leone, Frederick Anthon Franklin, Richard David Graves, Earl Gilbert Jr.
Grandine, Thomas Allan McAfee, William Andrew Gale, Frederick Scott Henston, Douglas Robert
Novosel, David Gerard Meyers, Bryan Fitch Kafoglis, Christian Nicholas Herskovits, David Nathaniel
O’Keefe, Regis James Murchison, Robert W. Kaushal, Shalesh Jung, Michael David
Peters, Kenneth Graham Rachlin, David Isaiah Montesano, Michael John III Kahle, Jeffrey Lewis
Peterson, Paul Clifford Reid, Jasper Nichols, William Allen Lampert, Edward Scott
Russell, Richard George Salzman, Mark Joseph Noel, Christopher Litt, David Geoffrey
Staven, Karl Eric Santiago, Eddie Pinela, Carlos Skibell, Steven Alan
Stratton, Daniel James Towers, Jonathan David Sharp, Jonathan Douglas Urquijo, Conzalo
Tingey, Douglas Stuart Wright, William Henry II Sheffield, John Van Loon Weinstein, Adam
Troy, Alexander Yang, James Ting-Yeh Wagner, Victor Edmond Wiseman, David Batshaw
1985 1986 1987 1988 (NOT AVAILABLE)

Boasberg, James Emanuel Boasberg, Thomas Alexander Cheeks, George Arthur
Carlin, William John Carr Jr. Budill, Edward McRae Dudley, Andrew Jenkins
Chandrasekhar, Ashok Jai Chittenden, John Sisson Ewing, Dino Bartlett
Frankel, Scott David Crotty, Sean Patrick Guettel, Adam Arthur
Grossman, Jay Alan Dodge, William Sickels Jeffries, Christopher Warden
Kwok, Wei-Tai Gottheim, Joshua Chess Keck, David Alderson
Lindy, Peter Barnes Havas, Steffan Thayer Loveyjoy, John Cooper
Misner, Timothy Charles Hilliard, Jeffrey Millard, Hugh
Mnu Chin Steven Terner Kline, David Franklin Moscoso, Ricardo
Petela, James Gerard Meyer, Tory Austin Nguyen, Linh Cuu
Powers, Richard Hart Quamina, Alvan Vincent George Shapiro, Michael David
Smock, Morgan Robert Reeves, William Huntington Sylvain, John Stanislaus Henry, II
Taft, Horace Dutton Schillinger, Edward Alexander Wheeler, Kenneth Edward
Thomson, Gregory Allan Strong, Thomas Joseph Wishnie, Michael Joel
Walsh, Kevin Sanchez Walton, Reginald Keith Yoder, Paul Justin
1989 1990 1991 1992

Agha, Sohail Abrams, Lawrence Dewyatt Alston, Jonathan Adriel Abdul, Makunda
Alicea, Noel Aibel, Matthew Benjamin Battle, Marell Eston Bernstein, Daniel Jeremy
Ashby, Arlan Marcus Caine Allara, Willis Chapman Campbell, Cecil Dean Clarke Davis, Marco Antonio Enrique
Cervepis, Todd Christopher Arndt, Willis Chapman, Jr. Delevett, Peter Christian, II Castaneda
Cornwell, Michael James Cohen, Andrew Jay Estep, Bryon Stearns Gitchell, Joseph Graham
Fisher, Whitney Charles Figueroa, Richard Goolsbee, Austan Dean Gray, David Edman
Giamatti, Paul Edwards Valentine Gajdusek, Karl Lawrence Johnson, Terrell Gordon Kirchman, Dana
Haas, James Andrew Hajnal, Zoltan Lloyd Jones, Benjamin Silliman Kouri, Christopher Henry
Korn, Daniel Liu, Eric P. Keaveney, Kevin Michael O'Buachalla, Ciaran Padraig
Lawerence, Glover Harold Milbank, Dana Timothy Passoja, Erik Allen Romain, Alex
O'Brien, Edward Orestes Nondorf, James Gregory Robert Schwimmer, David Adam Sharkey, Catherine Moira
Puchtler, Joel Scobie Pike, Stephen Langdon Stracks, John Steven So, Lilly Yang
Ryan, Michael David Reed, Mark Armstead Vasquez, Wilfredo Stanley, Elizabeth Ahylyn
Walsh, Michael Francis Sellars, Reginald Bryant Webster, Douglas Clifford Strain, Christian Raymond
Williams, Derrick Maurice Wertheim, John Vincent Worth, John Harold (anonymous)
1993 1994 1995 1996
Boren, Carrie Christine Breyer, Nell Beryl Dacosta, Michelle Marcia Crane, Monica Kim
Colavito, Peter Nicholas Clark, Philip Emerson, Geoffrey Guy Flores, Israel
Gonzales, Oscar Reynaldo Gilhool, Nicholas Kane Grunstein, Yoav Guckenberger, Virginia Walker
Lehman, Ann Louise Grennan, Kate Hadayia, Jennifer Marie Hahn, Albert Sanghyup
Ngo, Karen Ka-Kei Hess, Mignon Page Joo, Sonya Yunee Jackson, Kwame Addae
Park, Chan Lee, Simon Craddock Martin, Donald Washington Krishnamurthy, Preethi
Peters, Gregory Kent Leonhardt, David Rene Martinez, Enrique Malvestutto, Carlos Diego
Pihl, Tina Lieberman, Aaron Oscar Lewis Mellish, Daniel Joseph Mazurkiewicz, Tony
Rothman, Adam Martinson, Haldan Nelson, Emily Norton, Nadjwa Effat Laila
Ruff, Tayna Renee Perry, Imani Nia Chiara Phan, Anh Ngoc Oda, Jonathan Francis Tadashi
Sheronas, David Anthony Rocha, Alina Merceds [Menocal] Poole, Yusef Okpokwasili, Okwuchukwu Addania
Skidmore, Robert Riley Saunders, John Kenneth Rivera, Aimee Oppenheimer, Mark Edward
Taylor, Camilla Bronwen Singley, M'Balia Kafi Rosenbaum, Judith Pipersburgh, Denise Joan
Vishio, Eva Patrice Warnick, Angela Lee Shiffman, Daniel Thomas Taylor, Clinton Watson
Whyte, Paul Andrew Waterman, Shana Christie Wagner, Janna Marie Weintraub, Rebecca Lynn
1997 1998 1999 2000

Arputhasamy, Paula Bain, Regina Abbot, Frances Reyburn (Frankie) Anderson, Dargie
Das, Sarba Choo, Michael Youngjun Auh, Eugene Berrelez, Manuel
Estrada, Francisco Javier Feigelson, Joshua Meir Benton, Scott Richard Blake, Benjamin
Farhadian, Tali Farimah Fromm, Blanca Monica Nele Eisenstadt, Leora F. Borghese, Luca
Johnston, Michael Christopher Cox Gastic, Blue (Billie) Falcon, Angel Luis, Jr. Charles, Anana
Klein, Jonathan Adam Gilbert, Laura Elaine Fromm, Juliette Erica Denit, Kelly
Obioha, Nkechinyere Lovena Herskovits, Adrianna Zara Gonzalez-Altamirano, Julio Heikkila, Jennifer
Park, Hyun Hunterton, Gaberiel Sargent Lee, Earl Andrew Hirway, Hrishikesh
Reeder, Gary Lacy, II Hoo, Robert George McBride, Webster Dean Hongo, Andrew
Selzer, Robert Jackson Knable, Miles Andrew Medard, Wilodene Anastasia-Marie Johnson, Ayanna
Shakman, Matthew Joseph Kronman, Matthew Pattersom Murphy, Maiya Jane Kirowski, John
Sims, Patrick James Min, Hae-Won Petit, Charles J. Lester, Sara
Sweet, David McIntyre Pan, Christopher Raborar, Farrah Ann Mizrahi, Celine
Whaley, Darcy Anne Wilson, Isaiah, II Rashid, Tauheedah Renan, Daphna
Yoon, Jane Williams, Lorelei Scott, Shannon Walker, Christopher
2001 2002 2003 2004

Amaez, Daniel Austin, Scott Alan Archibong, Ime Almy, Chad
Barret, Annie Rachel Bair, Caitlin Cobbett, Ashley Ashraf, Sumeyya
Boone, Louvonia Banerjee, Bidisha Feins, Eric Burke, James
Cavaco, Isaiah Bazzle, John Bradley Kelly, E. B. Melniker, Sophie
Duncan, Mark MacKenzie Gaughen, Patrick Robert Lange, Jason So, Perry
Gahan, Kimberly Ann Goldsmith, William Dixon Norris, Graham Vitelli, Paul
Harris, Melanie Herlwig, Paige Lynn Pearce, James (anonymous)
Maserati, Sarah Anne Hudson, Jared McCabe Schraufnagel, Billy (anonymous)
Mazza, Peter Im, Jaisohn (anonymous) (anonymous)
Nam, Steve Taek Jiminez, Carlos (anonymous) (anonymous)
Popper, Lauren Jane Montgomery, Kenita Trenae (anonymous) (anonymous)
Proper, Scott Bradley Montoya, Maceo (anonymous) (anonymous)
Reyes, Patrick Penna, Timothy Rick (anonymous) (anonymous)
Sandy, Akobe Premejee, Sharmeen Malik (anonymous) (anonymous)
Slade, David Ruiz, Sara Elizabeth (anonymous) (anonymous)
2005 2006 2007 (NOT AVAILABLE) 2008 (NOT AVAILABLE)

Carr, Rob Austin, Paige
Croffy, Ally Babha, Satya
Fairbanks, Eve Dalby, Owen
Favors, Jeohn Dyches, Brandon
Grimm, Dan Edsail, Caroline
Morales, Derek Fei, Jessica
Ng, Derek Frericks, Anson
Schemmer, Katharine Hopkins, A. J.
Shamas, Raja Liebenluft, Jacob
Shanor, Dicky Mehta, Nazneen
Smith, Kirby Phan, Don
Sokolow, Eleanor Raza, Gul
Tang, Aaron Sarnelli, Crissaris
(anonymous) Shamas, Diala
(anonymous) Thomas, Andre

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Partner of Morgan, Stanley & Co. (1941-1955)

Member of the U.S. Senate (D-Massachusetts, 1985-present)

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Rhode Island, 1976-1999)

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Connecticut, 1929-1935)

William Maxwell Evarts

William Barrett Washburn

Member of the U.S. Senate (R-Rhode Island, 1913-1924)

William Walter Phelps

Governor of Rhode Island (1885-1887)

George Peabody Wetmore

Daniel Coit Gilman

Arthur Twining Hadley

Orris Sanford Ferry

Charles Newell Fowler

U.S. Ambassador to Nazi Germany (March 3, 1938-November 16, 1938)

Chairman, CEO, and Founder of Federal Express [FedEx Corp.] (1975-present)

William Henry Welch

Librarian of Congress (1939-1944)

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Lawrence M. Kelley (S&B 1937) – awarded the Heisman Trophy in 1936

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