Friends' Central School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Hilda Doolittle (Class of 1903) - Noted poet and novelist.
  • Cynthia Shallcross Calhoun (Class of 1919) - Former President of the Pennsylvania Resources Council
  • James Wolfenden - United States Congressman from Pennsylvania
  • Charlotte McAleer Kohler (Class of 1931) - Former First Lady of Wisconsin, wife of Governor Walter J. Kohler, Jr., who was also President of the Kohler Company.
  • Jane Wooster Scott (Class of 1947) - Renowned American folk artist
  • Gardner C. Hendrie (Class of 1950) - Designer of "microNova," the first commercial single chip, 16-bit microprocessor. Special Limited Partner, Sigma Partners - a Silicon Valley venture capital firm.
  • Sylvia Hill Williams (Class of 1953) - former director of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African Art
  • Alexander L. Fetter (Class of 1954) - Professor of Physics and Applied Physics and Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Materials (LAM), Stanford University
  • Elizabeth Osborne (Class of 1954) - Renowned artist
  • Stephen A. Cozen (Class of 1957) - Founder and Chairman of Cozen O'Connor, a Philadelphia-based law firm with 21 offices throughout the United States and offices in London and Toronto.
  • Richard B. Klein (Class of 1957) - Judge of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania
  • Brian De Palma (Class of 1958) - Movie Director
  • K. Barry Sharpless (Class of 1959) - 2001 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
  • Maude Southwell Wahlman (Class of 1959) - Dorothy and Dale Thompson/Missouri Endowed Professor of Global Arts, University of Missouri-Kansas City
  • A. Carter Pottash (Class of 1966) - Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at New York University and a Distinguished Fellow in the American Psychiatric Association
  • Lise Funderburg (Class of 1977) - Author
  • Stacey (Goldsborough) Snider (Class of 1978) - CEO, Dreamworks
  • Douglas G. Baird (Class of 1971) - Harry A. Bigelow Distinguished Service Professor of Law, University of Chicago. Former Dean of the Law School from 1994 to 1999.
  • Barry L. Zubrow (Class of 1971) - Former Chief Administrative Officer of Goldman Sachs, chairman of the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation and current Chief Risk Officer of JPMorgan Chase.
  • Daniel Porter (Class of 1984) - Former CEO OMGPOP, Creator of Draw Something Game, Former President of Teach For America
  • Jonathan H. Adler (Class of 1987) - Professor of Law at the Case Western University School of Law
  • Sonya Sklaroff (Class of 1988) - Artist
  • Adam Goldstein (Class of 1991) - Renowned Disk Jockey, also known as DJ AM
  • Jocelyn Patterson - (Class of 1993) United States Public Health Service, Behavioral Scientist Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  • Andy Greenwald (Class of 1995) - Author
  • Zach Leibowitz (Class of 1997) - ESPN Personality
  • Hakim Warrick (Class of 2001) - NBA Player (Phoenix Suns, Chicago Bulls, Milwaukee Bucks, Memphis Grizzlies), former NCAA Player (Syracuse University, member of 2003 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship team)
  • Mike Cook (Class of 2002) - Former NCAA Player (East Carolina and Pittsburgh)
  • Benj Pasek (Class of 2003) - Songwriter - Pasek and Paul, Johnny and the Sprites
  • Mustafa Shakur (Class of 2003) - NBA Player (Washington Wizards), Polish Basketball Player, former NBA Player (Sacramento Kings), former NCAA Player (Arizona)
  • Keenan "Y.G." Jackson (Class of 2004) - Rapper and producer, most notably known for his critically acclaimed single "Toot It & Boot It"
  • Devin Coleman (Class of 2011) - College Basketball player (Clemson Tigers), ranked 89th in ESPN's University National Basketball Recruiting System, ninth in Pennsylvania state

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