Notable Alumni
Distinguished alumni of James Madison High School include:
- Cal Abrams, Major-league baseball player
- Gary Becker, Nobel Prize winner, economics
- Harry Boatswain, Professional football player
- William Stuart Hamilton Cameron, Council President, Somerville NJ (1978-82); President/CEO NJ Bankers Association, Princeton (1987-2006)
- Andrew Dice Clay (born Andrew Clay Silverstein), Comedian
- Stanley Cohen Nobel Prize winner, medicine
- Norm Coleman, U.S. Senator (Republican of Minnesota)
- Robert Dallek, Historian
- Roy Albert DeMeo, Mobster
- Harry Eisenstat, Major-league baseball player
- Devale Ellis, Professional football player
- Norman Finkelstein, American political scientist and writer
- Martin Perl, Nobel Prize winner, physics
- Sonny Fox, TV personality
- Kenneth Glantz, Radio personality
- David Frye (born David Shapiro), Comedian
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
- Marty Glickman, Olympian and broadcaster
- Ron Haigler, Basketball player
- James Iatridis, Award-winning abstract realism artist
- Judge Judy (Judith Sheindlin), Television personality
- Carole King (born Carol Klein), Singer and songwriter
- Martin Landau, Academy-award-winning actor
- Rudy LaRusso, 5-time All-Star NBA basketball player
- Andrew Levane, Professional basketball player
- Chris Rock, Comedian and actor (withdrew before graduation)
- Dmitriy Salita, Professional boxer
- Bernard Sanders, U.S. Senator, (Independent of Vermont)
- Ted Schreiber, Major-league baseball player
- Charles Schumer, U.S. Senator (New York)
- Robert Solow, Nobel Prize winner, economics
- Frank Torre, Professional baseball player
- Sidney Verba, American political scientist
- William M. Gaines, Founding Publisher of MAD Magazine and the EC horror comic books (ie- TALES FROM THE CRYPT) of the 1950s.
- Charles Goonan, Comedian and Genius
- Daniel Mangual, Judge Advocate General
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