Lycoming College - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

The following have attended Lycoming College or its predecessor institutions:

• David G. Argall (1980) - Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1984 to 2009), Pennsylvania State Senate (2009 to present)
• Joseph McCrum Belford (1868) United States House of Representatives (1897–1899) from New York
• Deirdre Connelly (1983) Pharmaceuticals executive, Forbes 2009 list of World's 100 Most Powerful Women
• David Albaugh De Armond United States House of Representatives (1891–1909) from Missouri
• Thomas W. Dempsey (1952) - Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1987 to 2000); winner of 2001 Angela R. Kyte Outstanding Alumnus Award
• Eugene Louis Dodaro (1973) - Acting Comptroller General of the United States since 2008
• Robert W. Edgar (1965) - is president and CEO of Common Cause, a nonpartisan government watchdog organization
• Milt Graff - Major League Baseball player (1957 to 1958) for the Kansas City Athletics
• James Hall Huling - United States House of Representatives (1895 to 1897) from West Virginia
• John Jopson - Film and music video director
• Alexander Brown Mackie - Co-founder of Brown Mackie College
• Tom Marino - U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 10th congressional district
• Henry Clay McCormick - United States House of Representatives (1887 to 1891) from Pennsylvania
• Alexander McDonald - United States Senate (1868 to 1871) from Arkansas
• James Monroe Miller - United States House of Representatives (1899 to 1911) from Kansas
• Rafael Moreno Valle Rosas (1991)Governor of the Mexican state of Puebla
• Peter Onorati (1975) - Veteran actor
• James H. Osmer - United States House of Representatives (1879 to 1881) from Pennsylvania
• Harry Perretta (1978) - Head Women's Basketball Coach at Villanova University, Inducted to Lycoming Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007
• Charles Emory Patton - United States House of Representatives (1911 to 1915) from Pennsylvania
• Robert Fleming Rich - United States House of Representatives (1945 to 1951) from Pennsylvania
• David Schoch (1973) - Chairman, CEO, Ford China Ford Motor Company
• Milton George Urner - United States House of Representatives (1879 to 1883) from Maryland
• Thomas I. Vanaskie (1975) United States circuit judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
• Dr. Marina Vernalis (1973) - first female chief of cardiology at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and first female cardiovascular consultant of the Army Surgeon General
• Tom Woodruff, Jr. (1980) Academy Award-winning special effects designer
• Eugene Yaw (1970) - Pennsylvania State Senator representing the 23rd Senatorial District