Samuel J. Tilden High School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Ed Cota – Professional basketball player
  • Charles S. Dubin – Film and television director
  • Jake Ehrenreich – Class of 1974. Actor/writer. Creator of A Jew Grows in Brooklyn New York Times review J. Ehrenreich website
  • Mitchell Jay Feigenbaum – Mathematical physicist and discoverer of the Feigenbaum constants
  • Owen Gill – NFL Indianapolis Colts
  • Sid Gordon – 2-time All Star major league baseball player
  • Josh Greenfeld – Writer
  • Arnold Greenberg - Co-founder of Snapple
  • Nelson George – Author
  • Sidney (Sonny) Hertzberg – NBA Basketball Player
  • Neil Meron – Hollywood producer
  • Amy Paulin – New York State Assemblywoman (D-88th District)
  • Sam Perkins – Professional basketball player
  • Willie Randolph – Professional baseball player; 6-time American League All Star; played on two World Series Champion teams (New York Yankees); and former manager of the New York Mets
  • Lucille Roberts – Businesswoman and founder of health club chain bearing her name
  • Ossie Schectman – NBA basketball player
  • Al Sharpton – Pentecostal minister, political activist, civil rights activist, and former candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States in 2004.
  • Dean Silvers – Film producer/writer/director/entertainment lawyer
  • Richard J. Smith – Class of 1965. Noted anthropologist
  • Curtis Stevens (boxer) – Professional boxer
  • Earl Ubell – Science and Health Journalist

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